When Morant is telling war stories a soldier says something like, "He's a big enough bore, isn't he?" Was this just showing that Morant was not universally liked? Is it some word play on bore/Boer? Please help me out here.
shareIt was just a play on words for comic relief, bore vs boer
shareAlso "bore" as in "boring" and "bore" as in the bore of a rifle, i suspect.
shareI didn't think it was a play on words. The character who said it became a witness for the prosecution. I think the line and scene were to indicate that he had a dislike for Morant and was biased as a witness.
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