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you must be mad
go back to that prison i had needed
someone to keep me warm in bed had i
had i you had a man here last night
didn't you
did i that's what this was about betty
and i'll have no part of it
don't you ever read the papers charlie
they're brought in conscription left
right left right
left right we shouldn't enjoy
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just friends
have you ever thought about a commission
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so enough you sir
you
however you got put up for that is
beyond me i love you
with your sister i can get through the
bloody war
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come on
see what you can do for him sergeant sir
yeah
oh
come in
at ease hoppers
oh what is it
all right
with my compliments well thank you sir
thank you hope it does the trick carry
on
you know all their names
what was this trouble oh nothing very
dramatic it's pretty embarrassing
diarrhea and you're the man to come to
either you all right
we've been through bloody hell on earth
together
you can call me charlie
not that easy old boy this first name's
business
mine's an old army family backing a tree
are you from doane south somehow we
tumbled a lot
grew up in a pretty starchy atmosphere
spines like ramrods
clipped speech
kept emotions too i'd essay
the war must have a special effect on a
military family
you could say that just heard last week
that my uncle was killed not far from
here
sorry and one of my brothers was killed
on the psalm
and the other three
brothers always arrows
i'm the only one left about my parents
sake
well i have to come through don't i
and by the way call me john
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so
good luck chapstick
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look sharp man
relax
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that's it
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20 seconds
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10 seconds
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uh
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i'm back for you
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aah
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ah
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oh
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give me some help with this man
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oh
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go
and get a
to alright for stretcher sir i can't
find any cheese there but there's wine
you better wait can we stop outside sir
i think there could be something still
around sir i swear i had movement
right post lookouts but they're not to
go beyond that bend until we know what's
there
how would we see it that depends on what
happens out there
you two don't go beyond that bench
sir they're bare-headed i can't tell
you said you'd get me you said you would
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later
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battalion
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sir
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advisor please
where's the shelling coming from
further down the enemy lines and from
our own batteries
we are after all in a german trench
we haven't got enough men to go further
into enemy lines
if we can stay put until dark i think we
should make a break for it back the way
we came
i'll try to get home
charlie
don't worry about me
just get some rest
you can check it through there come with
me better see if there's any more where
he came from
all clear more clear sir
hello
come on
god
i wouldn't do that sir
get back to the other slater i've heard
of blokes in the old days buying the
commissions
but never one that paid for it with his
wife's hoaring
what are you talking about you heard
sir you didn't think you got that
uniform off your own but did you you
and the guts of a boy much lesser man
that's enough
you were all bloody terrified you'd name
the major and cause a scandal
lieutenant swain told you the news
didn't
my lieutenant swain's corporal told me
and half the camp they kicked you
upstairs none you'll be that bloody
grateful you keep your mouth
shut
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and now you've even lost your bloody
plateau
my god you all right sir come on
come on sir
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i'm aware of that sergeant right now
when the next fury light bursts
are we need to jump up and yell scream
shout anything to let them know that
it's us
but sir i know we might be blown to
smithereens but that's the risk we take
sergeant
come on
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sir come on
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get out sergeant
to get a stretcher case back in those
conditions well done
thank you sir sir
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so
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slater acted fully from the start he was
in shock
but he seemed to resent authority
snarled at the left hands he did sir
then later i'd taken the second lot of
prisoners to the dugout
when the shell burst along where
lieutenant mcfell was
i ran back and there was slater rifle in
his hands
he'd been shot through the chest i said
did he go for you sir
and lieutenant mcfell said yes and of
course he'd shot back instinctively
and that's how it was sir thank you
satan
you've been very explicit that will
well michelle it's very commendable that
you
requested this inquiry but the evidence
of your men
completely exonerates you from all blame
in fact with a man in slater's mental
state it's difficult to imagine what
else you could have done
in addition you did damn well to get
most of the platoon back
and with three prisoners into the
bargain
yes it's a great pity that poor ratlid
couldn't make it
despite all your splendid efforts yes
oh come on you mustn't blame yourself
you did everything that you could yes
sir
was there something else
may i ask her how slater's dependents
will be informed of his death
oh the usual died in battle
bravely of course
well i think that's about it then
except that you'll be mentioned
lieutenant you'll be mentioned
thank you sir
i sat like this once before waiting for
you
it was the day you came to
i don't think you ever did propose to me
i think victoria was you who drew up the
terms of our engagement
and speaking of that this letter from
your solicitor
i agreed to come but i don't know what
you want to see me about
would you like a drink whiskey's your
chipper isn't it no at the moment
i've got a big deal
then i shan't either
home to the farm i suppose
you didn't answer my question
i just thought we should meet
you've been away at war naturally i
worry about you
naturally there still husband and wife
charlie surely that means something
doesn't it
you didn't when i wanted it to
scolding me
and all i wanted was a friendly little
chat so that we we could try and
i can't believe what i'm hearing
are you saying that charlie please give
me a chance give us a chance
i don't want a divorce i want us to go
on and try again
what's wrong the major ditched you
oh don't pretend you're weeping
i've been very foolish charlie i've done
stupid bad things
please please give me one more chance
you're wasting your time and mine
there's nothing more to discuss
i'm very short leaving people to see
and we all know who don't we nelly
i couldn't believe it but it's true
isn't it that you could prefer that
drunk to me
you're jealous of nelly nonsense
you can't do it charlie i won't let you
don't throw yourself away and hurt
charlie
i love you now we could have a real
marriage charlie
charlie i won't let her i won't let you
do this to me
and if you do i swear i'll tear your
lives apart
you left one finger to hurt nelly and i
will never let you have a moment's peace
as long as you live
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all the documents for this year and
these piles the others are mostly bills
oh i'll look at those later staying long
not long i want to get over to
brooklyn's well you won't find your wife
there
she never sees the family now
i know
i thought i'd be meeting your uh mr
weatherby
where is he today he didn't come
after all he got a job in town
those prisoners of war have turned out
all right quite useful
i've been glad to have a bit of help for
once
good
what are your plans charlie for the farm
after the war i want to know
soldiers don't make any long-term plans
betty
it's enough to survive each day you're
looking
i believe it's toughened you up
maybe the war has made you the way
father always wanted you
ready to run the farm at last
you wouldn't know what to do with
yourself
i'd find something
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she stands as though you mean to kidnap
me or worse
can we go riding tomorrow what she'd
rather shoot the horses than let us
i'll never have a moment alone i go back
tomorrow night
tea
and i shan't be two seconds seeing to it
then charlie you better be going
you're not sleeping here tonight
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i get the strong feeling your mother
would be very happy if the warper paid
to me and she could have
water herself mother's lonely but my god
charlie so am i
nothing must happen to you do you hear
i want your home in one piece
don't worry i've been through so much
already nothing can happen to me now
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come on
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oh captain mcfaul good to see you
sitting up
what's been happening i don't seem to
remember the last few
not even sure how long it is weeks
months actually we nearly lost you a
number of times
i don't even remember being shipped back
to england normal times you wouldn't
have been
that kind of surgery was impossible over
there
you closely resembled a pincushion
shrapnel
i've almost lost count of how many times
i've had to operate
but you got it all out not quite
uh when you're feeling up to it we must
have a
serious talk no
tell me now please whatever it is
things depend on uh we think
just one remaining piece of shrapnel
there may have to be more surgery
depending on its position
i'm sorry this is old
it may not move at all we hope it does
if it moves to the left or thereabouts
then we'll be able to go in again and
get it out and if it moves to the right
it i'm going to do it
nice nice
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hard to believe isn't it
well where were we the last bit of
shrapnel
if it moves to the right
i don't want to be the specter of the
feast this is a time of celebration
that's not if it moves to the right
it goes straight into your heart
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i went back to my old job but now they
won't even give me leave to go down
south and visit you
so damn their eyes are put in for a
discharge
but dearest charlie when when will i see
you
or my love nelly there's someone to see
you
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betty
better than i expected you look tired
farm's getting too much for you
you know in a couple of weeks they may
be transferring me north
you needn't have made the long trip down
here
it's something the matter
is it true what i hear about you and
nelly chapman
what you've heard is that we intend to
marry once my divorce is through then
yes
you're mad don't you ever learn
what happens to me betty we agreed long
ago you would not go empty-handed when
you left to marry robin wetherby
i'm not going to marry him
why not what's happening that's my
business
well what about me
how many times do i have to tell you
there'll always be a home for you on the
farm
oh thanks i've looked after that place
since father died and now i'm off at the
kitchen corner
you're all right captain yes
please don't stay long he's easily tired
will you sign this i want to sell some
cattle
you have my authority to sell anything
you need those are changing all the time
now
these inspectors came around as soon as
i said you're back in england
they wanted your signature
betty i'm very touched you should come
all the way down here
and once i'm fit again i'll i'll do
everything i can to make life easier for
you on the farm
i promise when did you say be home
i'm not sure but when i do get up north
i'll still be in hospital but i'll take
a trip out to see you as soon as i can
goodbye charlie see you soon
goodbye charlie
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foreign
charlie
nelly
all i want to do now is get out of here
and start my life again
just you and me
except i have promised betty that she
can stay at the farm
until i help her find a place for her
own
i know how she must be feeling whether
be dropping her like that
whether he dropped her i went off with
someone else
a woman with a lot of money oh god
that's my fault that is all my fault
i should have let her have him there
when she wanted to
damn
how is she oh all right i suppose
lovely grams here aren't they
you know i used to hate the farm and
long to get away
i can't wait to get back you have to be
patient charlie
you're still poorly they said i don't
let you get upset or over excited about
anything
a famous shrapnel if it knows where we
don't want it to though
we can have so little time left together
don't i've wasted so much of my life
that stupid marriage
talk about the madness of youth i was
mad too
i fell in love with a lovely lanky lad
but he didn't feel the same
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all that's passed charlie
if you and i never have more than we
have at this moment i'll thank god that
i've loved you
oh charlie don't cry please don't cry
oh i think that's tea come on
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oh you'll never guess who i saw on the
way in polly
polly benton that was holly
what was she doing here visiting her
brother
arthur is here in the annex she said
a special section for oh you're not to
be upset
tell me nelly arthur was my best friend
sometimes i thought the only friend i
had now tell me
he was wounded they didn't expect him to
live
but he did and he's here
what's left of him poor soul
charlie charlie
what am i doing so captain now you
haven't been caught marshall for being
self-familiar now come on arthur
where should i sit
you're a coupling who'da believed it no
indeed
oh no thanks
nice ward this oh hi hi
the doer's proud you worried
probably told us you're in here badly
not about to
shrapnel i have been feeling sorry for
myself
hey nurse just tell him i'll be alone in
a minute just say arthur will be there
gets depressed i'll make him laugh i'll
make them all laugh
your mother said that even your letters
were comical
how is polly i haven't seen her mrs
slater
she ever loved that man died in battle
you know
a hero's death she says if i had to come
across him i would have given him
someone and it wouldn't have been a
hero's death
i mean that charlie
how are you anyway i mean you happy late
yes and no victoria and i getting
divorced
no die is that why you've sold them
sold out what what the
i haven't sold the farm but polly said
that you'd sold up everything and ma was
laid off and
you were going away i'm not going away
charlie
betty
betty you're putting yourself at risk
and i won't be held responsible
look if it happens it happens and
that'll be that and if it doesn't
but i'll be back tomorrow i have been
given specific instructions that you're
not to exert yourself
don't rush about and get excited for
weeks months
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mcfella
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so
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what's happened arnold i thought the
world has stopped going mad when the war
ended
where's my sister gone sir
we did everything she said because we
were told you authorized at all
the clearance of the farm i said
she had a written statement from you
she went down south to see you in
hospital
and come back and said you were in a bad
state
shell's shocked and all and you would
never work again
and everybody felt sorry for us sir
and brought the cattle the sheep
the lot and the farm
oh i think the farm is still yours sir
just every stick of furniture was carted
away for auction
but where is she well
i think she said she was going to
australia
why she did leave something for you sir
behind the clock
what i've taken is man by rights the
last straw was you having the nerve to
bring another chapman here
well see how she likes starting out
building a home and a farm from scratch
you can take me to court if you can find
me i never liked each other much
so i won't waste time on fond farewells
betty
uh
why didn't you tell me because you want
to be upset
i suppose the doctor told you to come
and get me you telephoned as soon as you
walked out
he was very anxious for you charlie
you're still at risk what does it matter
now you've got to rest let's find a
place to sit
do you trust me a second time in a hay
loft
be careful charlie
nelly we've got to talk
sit down
do you remember slater yes polly's
do stop husband
that's where it all began out there on
the cinder puff a cinder path
my father used to beat him there
slater hated us all of us
and taunted me all my life every time we
met
you order one word mister
and the army and the whole bloody world
just how your father lost his life
until the last time in the trenches
when i couldn't take it anymore
i wouldn't do that sir
i killed him nelly i killed slater
why why did you kill him
i thought i had achieved something on my
own at last
i was a lieutenant in command of men i
knew respected me
heard of blokes in the old days buying a
commission but never one that paid for
it with his wife's horn
you're all bloody terrified you'd name
them and cause a scandal
and slater told me about that
appointment
and i knew every word he said was true
and
the truth was too much for me you're the
loser macphail
married a and lost her and now
you've even lost your own bloody plateau
the most frightening thing in life nelly
is to come face to face with yourself
and so i fired
jolly you must have had good reason
oh he had a gun
but would he have used it i mean
i don't know i'll never know
you not let it torment you you've got to
think of the
future now of us we've got to make a
fresh start
charlie charlie
god
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it's moving i'm sure it has
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i've survived
but more than that
i've got you
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you
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