"Well, sir, on my 58678th sighting of this video, I naturally watched it again, that's my style sir!"

" Major Lennox answered with his life" I have never heard a line in any media, delivered with such weight and significance. This scene is one of the greats.

Well sir, when I saw the Sharpe clip I naturally clicked on it, that’s my style sir.

Well sir, on being reprimanded for my cowardice by the General, I naturally tried to threaten the General.  That's my style sir.

I bet in Germany people are adding subtitles in German with Wellington ranting about obscure reality tv shows.

"I shit my pants and ran from the enemy, that's my style sir"

Can we have a Sharpe spin-off where Wellesley just sits there and reprimands cowards all day

I love the "The man who loses the King's Colours... loses the King's friendship".... letting Simmerson know that his political allies will probably also run for cover.

I'm American and even I'm pissed off Simmerson lost the King's colors.

"Major Hogan reports a number of losses, Sir Henry."

His head, his nerve, 10 men, a major and two sergeants, his sense of honour, and the King's Colours.

In this clip, Simmerson:
-Is called dishonorable, disgraceful, and shameful
-Is told he should have died
-Is given a command that is more or less intended to cause his death

The part that actually bothers him:
-Sharpe being given a command

A true hater.

"I have friends at court"

"It did not help Janos Slynt, you will fare no better"

Only the English can say "Good Morning", and make my ears hear "Get the F Out."

"Leave Sharpe to me, Sir."

SAY IT LOUDER FOR  PADDY IN THE BACK.

“You Will Answer!” Is the most sinister delivery of this entire exchange. The amount of venom he has for Simmerson is palpable. Very well acted.

"Good morning".
The most polite way of saying "now get the hell out of my sight".

You can see the respect in the eyes of wellington when Sharpe makes his oath.

He didn't, specifically say he didn't make an oath, just that no one heard it.

You can see how wellington understands perfectly what he means, and how he is still maintaining his promise to Lennox and giving his word to Wellington.

Now, that's scriptwriting.

"MAJ Lennox answered with his life!" -16 years in so far, best delivery I have ever seen.

"Did you make Lennox some stupid promise?"
"No one HEARD me make him a promise, sir"
"Good enough"

"Major Hogan's coat buttons up tight over a number of other duties, sir." Great way of phrasing the sentiment "If you think that's all he is, then you're an even bigger fool than I originally took you for."