Black lace-up boots stand beside a muddy bucket and a red-handled wax seal on folded grey cloth.

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Col. Tavington

You know, it's dirty business doing one's duty... but just occasionally it's a real pleasure.

— The Patriot

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

Duty is described as grubby work, but the speaker admits that now and then it's actually enjoyable. The line has a chilling edge because the pleasure comes from doing something unpleasant. It reads as a cold, self-satisfied confession about taking relish in an obligation.

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