Miss Haruko Sakura Quotes in Midway (1976)

Miss Haruko Sakura: I don't love you anymore,

Lieutenant Tom Garth: Say it to my face.

[pause]

Lieutenant Tom Garth: Say it to my face, Goddamit!

Captain Garth: I read the FBI report on you and your parents.

Miss Haruko Sakura: Ask me anything you want to.

Captain Garth: Okay. You're father was frequently seen coming and going from the Japanses consulat.

Miss Haruko Sakura: He has old friends there.

Captain Garth: I see. And what about those Japanese patriotic organizations you belong to?

Miss Haruko Sakura: My father enrolled me in those when I was born! Out of respect for him, I never resigned. But I wasn't active!

Captain Garth: [Nods] I see. And what about those magazines they found in your apartment?

Miss Haruko Sakura: The Prairie Shinburn? Published in Wyoming. My father had deep emotional ties to Japan, but even so, he thought it was a rediculous propaganda sheet.

Captain Garth: Then why did he subscribe?

Miss Haruko Sakura: He's a traditional and honorable man. He was once indebtted to the man who publishes the Prairie Shinburn.

Miss Haruko Sakura: Damn it, I'm an American! What makes us different from German-Americans or Italian-Americans?

Captain Garth: Pearl Harbor... I guess.