Willard is sitting around a table with a coupe of officers listening to a tap...
Colonel Kurtz has his voice on a tape and the officers in the room are playin...
Willard is sitting with his superior officers listening to Colonel Kurtz on a...
Willard is listening to a tape of Kurtz talk about his philosophical view of ...
Willard is with the general and he is listening to a tape of Colonel Kurtz.
Willard has finally meet Kurtz and they are talking about a place on the Ohio...
Kurtz is washing his head while Willard is handcuffed and kneeling on the gro...
Willard is handcuffed and kneeling in front of Kurtz while he washes his head.
Kurtz tells Willard what he really thinks of him and his mission to find Kurtz.
Kurtz gives Willard a warning not to leave because they will kill him.
Krutz is reciting poetry outloud as Willard leans against a wall and listens.
Kurtz walks up to Willard who is sitting on the ground in Kurtz's room. Will...
Kurtz is talking to Willard in a dark room about the horrors of war.
Kurtz is talking to Willard about what horror is and he can relate because Wi...
Kurtz gives his opinion to Willard who quietly sits in the dark room listenin...
Kurtz describes an event that he experienced a long time ago to Willard who i...
Kurtz is talking to Willard who is quietly listening to Kurtz talk about how ...
Kurtz remembers a time when he went to a village and treated the children for...
Kurtz wants to have morally strong and ruthless soldiers fighting for him.
Kurtz describes his perfect soldier and what it takes to do the killing that ...
Willard is listening to Kurtz talk inside a dark room.
Willard is standing behind Kurtz with a large blade and Kurtz is reading some...
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