Tenko. S01 E04. What Would You Do For...

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First broadcast 12th November 1981.  Ulrica is made leader of the Dutch internees. The older women worry when the younger women are unexpectedly removed from the camp.  Veronica Roberts - Dorothy Bennett Stephanie Cole - Dr. Beatrice Mason Ann Bell - Marion Jefferson Renée Asherson - Sylvia Ashburton Stephanie Beacham - Rose Millar Louise Jameson - Blanche Simmons Patricia Lawrence - Sister Ulrica Elizabeth Chambers - Mrs. Van Meyer Jeananne Crowley - Nellie Keene Joanna Hole - Sally Markham Burt Kwouk - Capt. Yamauchi Eiji Kusuhara - Lt. Sato Claire Oberman - Kate Norris Emily Bolton - Christina Campbell Ann Queensberry - Judith Bowen Karin Foley - Debbie Bowen Takashi Kawahara - Shinya Takahiro Oba - Shigawo Sabu Kimura - Tanaka Chua Kah Joo - Jo Susan Leong - Lia (as Susie Leong) Maya Woolfe - Gerda Penny Lambirth - Prisoner of War Annet Peters - Prisoner of War

Transcript

00:00¶¶

00:30It's you, you need your mama, I'm coming.

00:51Mevrouw Meijer.

00:53No, not that one, you stupid girl.

00:54Below, there.

00:55Praat toch Nederlands tegen me, mens?

01:07Are they all Dutch?

01:08As well as I know.

01:10I didn't have much time with Sister Ulricha.

01:12Just long enough to hear the news of Singapore falling.

01:15Oh, there she is.

01:17Will you meet her in the hospital?

01:18Briefly.

01:20Her one scene never forgotten.

01:22Admirable woman.

01:24One of those rare people who know the importance of organisation.

01:30It's odd how foreign they seem.

01:33Yet in a few months' time...

01:34Didn't we hear that long?

01:35If we are, we'll know them better than our oldest friends.

01:40Today, new prisoners will not be required to work.

01:44Today, you will give particulars and clean quarters.

01:48Until guards have all your particulars,

01:50you will not speak to British prisoners.

01:52The first rule of this camp is obedience to your conquerors.

02:01The superior force of imperial Japanese army.

02:04If you obey, you will be well treated.

02:08If you disobey, you will be punished.

02:12Lieutenant Sato will now teach you to bow.

02:15Let's go!

02:15I am going to faint.

02:27Prisoner, don't speak!

02:31First, remove from head.

02:33All close.

02:35Put ground.

02:36Prisoner, don't speak!

02:42Go!

02:43Thank God, they're not going to punish you again.

02:49They can't.

02:50One of them.

02:57Prisoner, Ashburton, not obey.

03:00Prisoner, punished.

03:03Prisoner, obey.

03:05Bow!

03:08God save the king.

03:09God save the king.

03:10Bow!

03:11Bow!

03:11God save the king.

03:12God save the king.

03:13Come on, God save the king.

03:15All the bow!

03:15God save the king.

03:16God save the king.

03:17God save the king.

03:17Bow!

03:18Bow!

03:28Bow!

03:43God save the king.

03:45God save the king.

03:49None save the king.

03:54God save the king.

04:02Even my life.

04:03I've had some bad rejections and Erevenson.

04:04It's about a Rückul.

04:05I've had some badupa who were sealed for.

04:06I've had some bad 봄.

04:07But it's about a rancpin.

04:08it's about the road to make it.

04:09Women, children, school, school, school, school, school, school, school, school, school.

04:11what I was actually told how many of them has ever seen a white woman before

04:18well at least they can't alter our height

04:41I'll come back

04:51Sister Ulricha

04:53oh you might remember me from the hospital in Singapore

04:57anyway my name is Marion Jefferson I'm acting as British representative

05:01so I felt I should welcome you

05:03I would have thought welcome was hardly to word however it is a kind gesture

05:07Mrs. Jefferson

05:09as Beatrice

05:11Dr. Mason probably told you we arrived earlier

05:13and they were hardly settled in

05:15is there anything we can do to help

05:17again most kind

05:19please thank your British colleagues

05:21but I think we Dutch should manage ourselves

05:25oh yes yes of course

05:27well if there is anything

05:29my hat's over there

05:33so

05:35and now if you'll excuse me there is much to do

05:39yes yes of course

05:47seems to be less every time I look

05:49it's pathetic

05:50still I expect the Dutch have got quite a few supplies

05:52yes they'll need to have

05:53oh and I notice Rose Miller has got some nails says they'll need those

05:57just had my first encounter with Sister Ulricha

05:59splendid woman

06:00yes that's as may be

06:02she scares the living daylights out of me

06:04she scares me too

06:06Horace would you leave us please

06:07but if you don't mind

06:12if I may say so Marion that is not quite the attitude

06:14well it's mine

06:16you're the British representative

06:17yes because you push me into it

06:18now I've drawn up a rota for the huts

06:20alternating the latrines with the lighter stuff

06:22I was wondering about Sally

06:23yes well I don't know that she's pregnant yet

06:24not for sure

06:25Dr Mason please come and look at Violet again

06:27please

06:28she's still crying

06:29I know she's not well

06:30it's the heat Dorothy

06:31nothing

06:32it's not she's not well

06:33I told you this morning she's not well

06:34and you wouldn't listen

06:35she is a perfectly normal healthy baby

06:37now listen Dorothy

06:38look

06:39here's a real turn up for the books

06:40surgical spirit from hunt 3

06:42splendid

06:43just put it in the box

06:44now Dorothy

06:45are you listening to me

06:46I gave Violet a very thorough examination

06:48now you saw me do it

06:49do you remember

06:50and everything is splendid

06:51skin tone good

06:52chest clear

06:53good reactions

06:54are you listening to me Dorothy

06:56don't

06:57she's going backwards

06:58Mrs Bennet you must accept what I say

07:00Dr Mason is a doctor

07:02as nurse King so unnecessarily points out I am a doctor

07:05and one who's looked after many babies

07:07hundreds in fact

07:08and Violet is as fine a specimen as I have ever seen

07:10she's not a specimen

07:12of course she isn't

07:13nurse King please

07:14Dottie

07:15why Dennis used to call me that

07:18did he

07:19my little Dottie

07:21that's what he called me before

07:25Dorothy

07:26you must pull yourself together

07:27you really must

07:28or before we know your milk will dry up

07:30it has already

07:31oh now you know that's not true

07:32it upsets her

07:33she doesn't like it and it upsets her

07:34nonsense

07:35babies are very adaptable little creatures

07:37given the basics they'll get used to anything

07:39I don't want her to get used to anything

07:41why should she

07:42she should be starting on solids

07:44the book says she should be starting on solids

07:45oh never mind what the book says

07:46I am telling you

07:47do you know our life together

07:49our new bungalow with the real nursery

07:53we named her after Auntie Violet in Wolverhampton

07:58she sent a snap of the garden

08:01she was wearing a straw hat with raffia flowers

08:04my man's one of them

08:05holding a Japanese parasol

08:07oh

08:11chap

08:13David said

08:15if we did what we were told no harm would come

08:17shot

08:19oh

08:21oh

08:33oh

08:35oh

08:36come on mummy

08:37please Dottie it's safer with the others come on for Violet's sake

08:51that's it

08:53that's it

08:54off we go

08:55that's it

08:56off we go

08:57off we go

08:58oh

09:00oh

09:04oh

09:06oh

09:08oh

09:09oh

09:10oh

09:12oh

09:13oh

09:14oh

09:17I should have important

09:19stock

09:20with the refers

09:22and

09:23oh

09:24cheer

09:25up

09:26they're not

09:27the

09:28the

09:29ils

09:30neutrality

09:31the

09:34China

09:35that's

09:36the

09:37earth

09:38I am Sister Ulrika of the St. Teresa Mission.

10:01Prisoner Jefferson and Prisoner Ulrika, you have now had time to learn rules of the camp and how you must behave.

10:12So, from tomorrow, no native will work for you. You will correct and cook food. Do you understand?

10:20Perfectly.

10:21Commandant!

10:22Commandant?

10:24Yes, Commandant.

10:26Also, guards have reported that not all prisoners work. All prisoners must work or they will not eat.

10:34As you are fourth-class nations and women, you will be humble and obedient, accepting rules of your conquerors without question.

10:42Do you understand?

10:44Yes, Commandant.

10:46One woman is in shock and one might be pregnant.

10:49Pregnant?

10:51A bit child?

10:52Yes.

10:54All women work.

10:57But unlike Dutch treatment of Oriental, unlike British who brought back opium to Orient, Japanese conquerors are honorable masters.

11:06Tomorrow, a trader will come. Food for the prisoner's baby and all who are ill. Do you understand?

11:13Thank you, Commandant. I understand.

11:17Ike.

11:19Ike.

11:20Ike.

11:21Ike.

11:22Ike.

11:23Ike.

11:24Ike.

11:25And again.

11:26Water coming up.

11:27Yeah.

11:28About time, too.

11:29I'm sorry, darling.

11:30Such a nuisance.

11:31No, no.

11:32No trouble.

11:33Ah, what's up?

11:34Hey, Debbie, best soak that stocking off.

11:36Let's go.

11:37Oh, let's go.

11:38Oh, let's go.

11:39Oh, Ike.

11:40Oh, let's go.

11:41Ike.

11:42Oh, let's go.

11:43Oh, let's go.

11:44Oh, let's go.

11:45Oh, let's go.

11:46Oh, let's go.

11:47Best soak that stocking off.

11:49It's less painful than that.

11:51You weren't to know darling.

11:53Dr. Mason can I have some idea?

11:55No better not. You understand how it is.

11:57Rose we'll need those nails scissors for the first aid box.

12:01You can need them all you wish. You are only going to borrow them.

12:07You never know perhaps the trader might have some.

12:11Yeah for all we know it could be a sort of walk in Woolworths.

12:14Evening in Paris.

12:16California poppy.

12:18Oh Bolton.

12:19Who pulled your chain?

12:21I'd give my eye teeth for some Chanel No. 5.

12:24But I'll settle for some mascara.

12:27Not to mention peroxide.

12:30Don't be absurd.

12:32Given our circumstances I'd have thought nothing's absurd.

12:36Of course I could be wrong.

12:39I don't see why. I mean lots of native women use makeup.

12:42Quite beautifully. Don't you think so Sylvia?

12:45Lots of native women use makeup quite beautifully.

12:48If you say so.

12:50Mind I'll be output to it not to buy food.

12:53Christ.

12:55I haven't seen me natural colour for years.

12:58What I wouldn't give for my own toothbrush.

13:01What about you Sylvia?

13:03I shan't be buying.

13:05The enemy must support us and I will not help them.

13:08There's something I get.

13:11Oh I didn't mean to tease.

13:13Nature's calling my dear.

13:14Nothing more.

13:15Sorry.

13:16Well when you come back I can give you all your next week's duties.

13:20Sorry.

13:21Sorry for that.

13:22Oh.

13:23Oh.

13:24More than me.

13:25May I join you?

13:26More than me.

13:28It's maddening but I seem to be going all the time.

13:32Penny's in the night eh?

13:34And how.

13:35Oh my dear.

13:36Odds on it's a little'em.

13:39Do you really think so?

13:40Come on.

13:41Off we go.

13:42Sooner out.

13:43Sooner back.

13:45I want a five course dinner.

13:49And how.

13:51Lummy them with a taste.

13:54And I'd just like to get some proper tea.

13:57What about a large pink gin?

14:00Don't think they'll have alcohol.

14:06No I think you're probably right.

14:10Believe me.

14:11Even if you never get over it.

14:13You'll get used to it.

14:14I promise.

14:16I used to get so cross with him.

14:19For biting his nails.

14:23He used to leave his hair in the comb.

14:26Everyone gets cross sometimes.

14:29Yes.

14:32I'll never be able to say sorry.

14:37Ever.

14:40Six man went to mow.

14:42Went to mow a meadow.

14:44Six man, five man, four man, three man, two man, one man and his dog.

14:48Went to mow a meadow.

14:50Seven man went to mow.

14:52Went to mow a meadow.

14:55Hell couldn't they deliver the rations to the cook house.

14:58I didn't think I expected.

15:00Too easy to me.

15:01I wonder how long they're expecting this lot to last this.

15:05I'm just looking.

15:07Never mind.

15:08At least the trailer's coming.

15:12Now miss, none of that or you'll strain yourself.

15:15And in your condition you can't afford to.

15:17I'm quite strong really.

15:18She is right, Sally.

15:20I'm not an invalid.

15:21Of course not.

15:22But you don't want to lose it now, do you?

15:25Perhaps I should.

15:27Sally, that's a dreadful thing to say.

15:29It really is.

15:31Do shut up, Mrs Bowen.

15:33Look, why don't you fetch the preambulator?

15:36We could use it for transport.

15:38But it's not ours.

15:39It's for carrying their food as well.

15:42Don't be so busy.

15:44Can you see it all right, Mrs Bowen?

15:46Dreadfully sorry.

15:47Forgot about the specs.

15:48I can see it quite well enough for that, thank you.

15:58Are you scared?

15:59Well, of course I want the baby.

16:01Desperately.

16:02But...

16:03Mind, if it's any comfort,

16:06it's amazing the strength one's given when one must.

16:09Take my first.

16:10Born in India, she was.

16:11Enough country at that.

16:13No doctor, nothing.

16:14Just a bunch of jabbering native women

16:16and a fat lot of good day were.

16:19Indignation got me through that.

16:21I can imagine.

16:29If she breaks it, she pees.

16:50Penny.

16:51What?

16:52For your thoughts.

16:54It's Violet.

16:55She's not well.

16:58She needs solids.

16:59Whatever the doctor says.

17:00Still.

17:01Now the Trader's coming.

17:03I hadn't any money.

17:05Ah, I see.

17:10Here.

17:18It's a Trader.

17:19It's a Trader.

17:20It's a Trader.

17:25What's the trouble.

17:26Alty?

17:31Hello.

17:32Hi!

17:33Hi!

17:35Hi, hi.

17:36Hi!

17:37Hi.

17:41Hi.

17:42Prisoners, bite!

18:09Oh, come on.

18:11Are you taking forever? There's a lot of us here.

18:17Eggs! How much for eggs?

18:19Then how was one meant to know?

18:22Aspirin.

18:24Oh, very exciting. I'm sorry. What it is.

18:27How about you?

18:28Well, for myself I was looking for a simple packet of cigarettes and look what I'd get.

18:34It's disgraceful.

18:36We should all have pooled our money for essentials not fritted it away on that kind of ridiculous nonsense.

18:40Yes, I suppose so, but with so little.

18:43As opposed to the Dutch.

18:44Oh, lucky them.

18:46Oh, my God, look.

18:49Yes, I'm fat.

18:51Yes.

18:52A slut!

18:53Hey, watch what you're doing.

18:54Eggs.

18:55How much for eggs?

18:56All gone. They've been late. All gone.

18:59How much?

19:00How much?

19:01Well, it's very small.

19:02Very small.

19:03Hey, you might have asked.

19:05Look, my darling.

19:07Look.

19:08Solids.

19:09You can have this for your tea.

19:10She's certainly come to life.

19:11I think she'd asked.

19:12Then mothers of young babies develop a very strong sense of survival.

19:24She'll need it.

19:26Oh, yes.

19:31Mrs. Jefferson.

19:32Yes, sir.

19:33It is time for us.

19:34We should have a discussion.

19:35Yes.

19:36Yes, of course.

19:38Why don't you sit down?

19:40Thank you, but no.

19:45Please be seated.

19:48I've come straight to the point as you English are so fond to say.

19:52Obviously we must now work together rather than both our groups try to do the same job in that inefficient way.

20:00Especially here.

20:01I was thinking the same thing myself.

20:03Good.

20:04Then I suggest we meet during our free time after the evening meal.

20:08That will be convenient.

20:09Will it not?

20:10No.

20:11Not quite.

20:12Shall we say one hour later in my hut?

20:16If you so will.

20:17Yes.

20:18Will it not?

20:19Yes.

20:20I do.

20:21Go.

20:22Go.

20:23Go.

20:24Go.

20:25Go.

20:26Go.

20:29Don't go.

20:30I have a friend.

20:31No.

20:32No, don't go.

20:34Please.

20:35My daughter is so much.

20:36Oh, dear.

20:37Mommy.

20:38Go.

20:39Wait.

20:40Come.

20:41Go.

20:42.

20:46how long nearly five hours why why and why not me they took all the other younger ones

21:03unpredictable lot the Japanese don't we know I had a patient once Korean screamed the moment I

21:12came near her when I launched the boil not a sound do you mind if we join any news nothing not a sign

21:22why outside the compound that's what I can't understand it's so that we don't see what they

21:27actually oh there's probably a very simple explanation that's what frightens me she's only a baby

21:42on my school report once they said too much imagination for her own good they were right

21:58what about sister Ulricha praying what a good that'll do I don't know my dear father was a

22:05man of God he was almost always wrong they've been I know they've been raped that's a ridiculous

22:13assumption why it's what we're all thinking if it's any consolation I'm told they lo the white

22:20complexion it's almost night we're all the same in the dark don't talk nonsense I remember my husband

22:29Herbert saying that the truth Sylvia forgive me unforgivable but then Herbert was always saying what a fool

22:37Dorothy I had to wait two days for my brother a dover didn't know if he'd get out

22:58what a dover where was it oh this is much worse my dear Pete is she there is she yes yes she's there

23:14she's there hey hey come on we're almost there hey hey

23:28over here surgery in my heart immediately

23:43our friends they're back safe

23:48Keane help me Miss Sally

23:51are you all right

23:53oh Debbie where is she she's there and how about you I'm fine thank you

23:58and yeah I do feel a bit sick take a deep breath

24:01that's it and another

24:14yeah lean on me now don't worry someone who needs it it has been boiled splendid hold on

24:19I'll get something I'm so sorry

24:32it's good to be home

24:35yeah it's a laugh isn't it

24:38don't be Jesus you could have won me give it here

24:44now better let me look just get the iodine and stop playing doctor eh sorry but the iodine is in

24:51very short supply is in very short supply is that a fact

25:00yeah

25:02haven't you got a fact no

25:03sorry

25:06careful

25:07don't move we'll bring it round

25:16don't you wonder what happened

25:19thought you might don't make a meal of it

25:22right

25:23first off they took us to their quarters

25:26I knew it I knew it

25:27how's your father no such luck could have coped with that

25:32oh no

25:34took us to their quarters gave us these axes see

25:38marched us to some sort of clearing

25:41trees

25:43Christ

25:44we chopped for bloody hours

25:47poor old Sal she really took a beat

25:50I'm all right

25:52honestly

25:55of course you are darling

25:57anyway know what them buggers did next

26:00abused you

26:01bet your life

26:03with their slitty little eyes

26:07and their guns raised

26:09not to mention fists

26:12I'll tell you I nearly pissed in me knickers

26:14that's not necessary

26:14what do you know

26:20I thought I knew their lovely little ways

26:24men

26:26you know nice bright smile everything uncle dory

26:29they rarely do loathe us

26:32it's quite an eye opener

26:35and unlike some I was never what you call prejudice

26:45I've finished you can have mine

26:50I think I was once bored

26:53bored

26:58but you had such a glamorous life

27:01spoiled

27:03raffles bar

27:05old jackson

27:07white coat

27:08slickery

27:08robinsles

27:09remember their starch napkins

27:11do I

27:13oh it's hard to imagine that less than a month ago I was

27:16swanning it about at some embassy or another

27:22I'm paying for it now aren't I

27:24it's not like that

27:26no I don't expect it is

27:28you'd be safe home

27:29England and

27:32yes

27:36I remember Adelstrop

27:40the express train

27:42the wind drew up there unwittingly

27:46it was late june

27:49no one came

27:51no one went

27:53on the bare platform

27:56only the name

27:59Adelstrop

28:02and there were willows

28:04willow herb

28:07and grass

28:07it's good stuff this darling

28:18do you go

28:19they've been watching me

28:20hey

28:27what have you spent doors

28:28I have now

28:29Joe got my lipstick

28:32well give me some cigarettes then

28:34how much

28:45you go to heaven on a rainbow

28:48fresh

28:56you know

28:59violet

29:00y

29:02o

29:03let

29:04let

29:15milk

29:17milk

29:20little

29:21What?

29:28Yeah, yeah, yeah.

29:38Mom!

29:39Ah!

29:41Cuck, cuck, cuck, cuck.

29:51I haven't any money.

29:55Milk.

29:57Well, I haven't any money.

30:00No, Doc. Go. Back.

30:02Yes, I'll try.

30:04Go.

30:06Go, go, go, go.

30:08Go, go, go.

30:10Go, go, go.

30:12Go, go, go.

30:15Go, go, go.

30:17Go, go, go.

30:19No, don't touch me.

30:21She's not gonna touch me.

30:23Oh, go.

30:25Go.

30:26Nellie!

30:28Myrlo, come on. Myrlo!

30:43Oh, damn, you scared.

30:45No, Doc.

30:48Don't smoke!

30:50Punish!

31:12How dare they make us work?

31:14How dare they treat us like slaves when we are interned under the Geneva Convention?

31:20Well, speak.

31:24It's very hard.

31:26Hard? It is an insult.

31:28An insult to the name of Van Mayer.

31:32And what is yours?

31:34Dorothy. Dotty.

31:36Mrs Bennet.

31:38I shall call you Dorothy.

31:40Grenade Sink.

31:42A lifetime of being waited on directing matters.

31:45Now I am forced to be with my bare hands.

31:48I've never lifted a finger.

31:50Not once.

31:54And yourself?

31:56Cleaning.

31:58Me?

32:00Oh, yes.

32:01An edgeware.

32:02What is there?

32:04It's a place.

32:06Barbarians.

32:08That is what they are.

32:10Why do you suck?

32:12A splinter.

32:13Well, why didn't you say so?

32:15We will go to my hut.

32:17I'll keep you so low with it.

32:27I have some...

32:29How do you say?

32:30In one of my cases.

32:40All these things?

32:42Yes.

32:43They're nothing.

32:44Nothing.

32:45Oh, when I think of my own treasures.

32:48And now...

32:50Natives and even my own houseboys.

32:52Picking them over with their filthy fingers.

32:55Ah.

33:02My poor little darling.

33:04Would we are forced to suffer?

33:07If my husband only knew.

33:09Where is he?

33:12Your husband.

33:13Who knows?

33:14Who knows?

33:15My little Seymour.

33:17Such a comfort she is to her mama.

33:20And what happened here?

33:22My little son of a bird.

33:27Ah.

33:28My poor, poor head.

33:31I am most delicate.

33:33Just infirmities.

33:34Endless pain.

33:36But then breeding for that one must suffer.

33:39I shall not survive.

33:41You mustn't say that.

33:42I will say anything.

33:44Anything.

33:45Oh, I didn't mean...

33:47In English it means something quite different.

33:49You imply that I do not speak English?

33:51No, no.

33:52Of course not.

33:54Please forgive me.

33:55I wasn't thinking.

33:56I will.

33:57Mrs. Van Mayer.

33:58Madame.

33:59Madame.

34:00Madame Van Mayer.

34:01You must understand that the Van Mayers are a very old and respected family.

34:10Ministers.

34:11Generals.

34:12People of Importance.

34:14I can see that.

34:15It stands out a mile.

34:18Madame Van Mayer.

34:21If I did all your work for you, do you think you could...

34:25Um.

34:27Go on.

34:28Pay me.

34:30See, I have a baby, you see.

34:32And I lost everything.

34:33And if I don't get Violet, that's the name of my baby.

34:35How much?

34:37Um.

34:38Three dollars a day.

34:39Three dollars.

34:40That is three gilders.

34:43No, I think not.

34:44I think perhaps two.

34:46Two gilders.

34:47After all, you are young and strong.

34:49Selectable.

34:51Sister Ulricha.

34:53I will not be spoken to in such a way, you who set yourself up so.

34:58If my husband...

34:59Two gilders would be lovely.

35:00Lovely.

35:01Only could you pay me a day in advance.

35:02I'll start first thing in the morning.

35:03I promise.

35:04I'll do anything.

35:05I don't think that...

35:06I give my word.

35:07I swear on my baby's life.

35:09I want a life.

35:10Here.

35:12Bless you.

35:15Oh, bless you.

35:16What is it?

35:17Nothing.

35:18I have to go out.

35:19What?

35:20Out.

35:21I'm going for milk.

35:22What milk?

35:23Where?

35:24Violet.

35:25It's all arranged.

35:26I'm picking it up in your latrines.

35:27What?

35:28Under the wire.

35:29Outside.

35:30Are you mad?

35:31I don't care.

35:32You should have asked Marian, that's dangerous.

35:33Please.

35:34I need someone to watch over Violet.

35:35You're the only one I trust.

35:37Bloody hell, Doris.

35:38Bloody hell, Dorothy.

35:39Take care of her.

35:40Take care of her.

35:41I don't care.

35:42I don't care.

35:43I don't care.

35:44I don't care.

35:45I don't care.

35:46I don't care.

35:47I don't care.

35:48I don't care.

35:49You should have asked Marian, that's dangerous.

35:50Please.

35:51I need someone to watch over Violet.

35:52You're the only one I trust.

35:53Bloody hell, Dorothy.

35:54Take care of her.

35:56I don't care.

35:57I don't care.

35:58I don't care.

35:59I don't care.

36:00I don't care.

36:01I don't care.

36:02You're the only one I trust.

36:03Bloody hell, Dorothy.

36:04Take care of her.

36:26I don't care.

36:27I don't care.

36:28I don't care.

36:29I don't care.

36:30I'm coming.

36:56I don't care.

36:57Oh…

37:26Oh, my God.

37:56Oh, my God.

38:12Mrs. Bennet, how long has it been this colour?

38:16About two days.

38:18You've been boiling the nappies as instructed. What's wrong?

38:21It's a slight touch of diarrhea, that's all.

38:24Try not to let her touch her mouth.

38:26Be as clean as possible when you handle her.

38:28I told you she was ill. I told you.

38:30She wasn't ill then.

38:32It was coming on.

38:34Try not to lie.

38:36Somebody has to.

38:38Keene, I thought I told her to scald out those buckets.

38:41I'm just going to. I want to get this up first.

38:43It was time for that later.

38:45It's like a violet squitters, though, isn't.

38:47At least she can wash out a hammock.

38:49And I do wish you'd call me Nellie.

38:53Twenty-three.

38:59Twenty-four.

39:01Twenty-four.

39:03Twenty-four.

39:04Twenty-four.

39:05Twenty-four.

39:06Norris, will you leave us, please?

39:07Look, I'm busy making this too.

39:09Yes, but you can do it outside.

39:10If you say so.

39:12I don't know what's got into everybody.

39:17All this whispering in corners between Dorothy and Blanche.

39:20Not to mention Nurse Keene.

39:21At least when we arrived, I had some authority over my nurses.

39:24Oh, that?

39:25Yes, that.

39:26And though I know it goes against your nature,

39:27it's up to you, Marion, to enforce some discipline.

39:29Insist if necessary.

39:30I prefer people to see reason.

39:32Reason?

39:33What on earth do these women know about reason?

39:35Lumped together with girls from God knows what background?

39:38You take Blanche, for example.

39:39If she's not a little tarp...

39:40Beatrice!

39:41Stop it!

39:42No!

39:43No, it's you who must stop it.

39:44And if you don't come to grips soon, we'll all be a...

39:46Be a shambles!

39:47Yes, I know!

39:48But there's just so much that people can take,

39:50especially when we're still learning to cope.

39:51So if you don't mind, we leave the insisting to the just.

39:54And we'll just...

39:57Damn!

39:58Damn!

39:59Even half a chance she can be very insensitive sometimes.

40:03Even more than me.

40:05I mean...

40:07At least in the services there's a sense of tradition to fall back on.

40:10This would be the core and all that.

40:12Don't mock, my dear.

40:14Sometimes that's all that holds any group together.

40:17However lofty their notions.

40:19Whereas here...

40:21So you're probably right.

40:23They do need to work things out for themselves.

40:27She's right.

40:29There is something going on.

40:32Dorothy!

40:34God knows why she's working herself into the grave!

40:36Dorothy, my dear Marion, is beyond reason.

40:39After you have cleaned the bucket, as you were told,

40:42you will instruct Nurse Norris to meet me here in this hut promptly after dinner.

40:45Is that clear?

40:47Keene, will you look at me while I'm talking to you?

40:50Dorothy, what have you done to your back?

40:51Nothing!

40:52What do you mean nothing?

40:53It looks septic.

40:54Please!

40:55Stop struggling, girl!

40:56No, just leave me alone!

40:57I want to be left!

40:59Keene, you get my box and some water, quickly.

41:02Can I do anything?

41:03Yes, get Marion.

41:04I don't need her!

41:05I don't need anyone!

41:06Can you hear me?

41:07Oh, very well.

41:08Oh, shut up, can't you?

41:09Always bossing, throwing your weight about.

41:11It is what you think, is it?

41:12Well, I'm sorry, but this must be reported in immediately.

41:14Hard work is one thing.

41:15This is torture.

41:16It's not torture!

41:17It's not!

41:18It's only the barbed wire!

41:19Shut up!

41:20We don't want hysterics now, do we?

41:22What is it?

41:23Look, just take a look.

41:26Oh, my God!

41:27It's that tree felling, isn't it?

41:28You being victimised, made to go on extra duties.

41:30Come on, you can tell us.

41:32You can be very stupid sometimes.

41:34Ah!

41:35I like work!

41:37I'm very good at it and I do it for money.

41:39And I buy milk.

41:40But there is no milk.

41:41Dorothy's not here.

41:42It's no use.

41:44She smuggles it in.

41:46What?

41:47You heard.

41:51At night,

41:53I meet Jo's wife.

41:56She makes this bird call and I go.

41:59It costs two gilders.

42:02Ah!

42:04Short of tying her down, what can I do?

42:06Exert your authority.

42:08Violet is her authority and Violet has dysentery.

42:12Poor child.

42:13Her milk's dried up.

42:15Can you wonder?

42:17Perhaps have I told the commandant?

42:19Oh, no, that's the last thing.

42:21Besides, she says she'll kill herself if anyone stops her.

42:27Suicide?

42:28That is a terrible sin.

42:30Not compared with what's being done to us.

42:32Right and wrong are not a question of degree, Mrs. Jefferson.

42:36You have explained that she is risking punishment not only for herself but for all of us?

42:42Oh, yes.

42:44There are other women involved too, I feel.

42:46And I see it as my duty to protect rather than discipline them.

42:49It is your duty as a leader to keep the rules and to demand obedience.

42:54Obedience?

42:55It is a part of civilization without which there would be chaos.

43:00I am not without sympathy for her predicament.

43:08There is also the sin of pride.

43:11The people in my hut, they do not always call me.

43:30Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

43:36You've got my fax.

43:42Blanche, quickly,

43:43ah!

43:44Oh, come on.

43:45Ah!

43:46Ah!

43:47You're off!

43:55You and your bleeding cuckoo.

43:57you who are leaders the honor of the British and the Christian Church so we

44:07will now teach you to be honorable no trading take all in night many times to

44:11see you are where you should be much hard work no food until I say you

44:16understand if those are your rules you understand we need milk for mrs. Bennett's

44:24baby don't speak you understand how can I when the baby is done I understand

44:41they won't let us touch the food until Sunday guarding it there and it's

44:48crawling with bugs so what do they expect us to eat thin air that's about the

44:54size of it it's all her fault she hadn't started that smuggling we wouldn't be

45:01starving now she's the one to blame English bitch oh yeah you do that how does she

45:09get the money in the first place and who let her work her sodding backside offer you

45:13such a face silly a great fat cow now you listen to me what's done is done

45:26Leah's been caught it's over and all we can do is learn from it and the lesson is

45:31that nobody nobody does anything without first telling their group leaders is that

45:37clear how dare you give me order you will please listen Marion continue yes well that's all I've got to say and you sister

45:53prisoners fellow prisoners are we not forgetting who our enemies are God forgive them but for this poor child

46:03we must feel nothing but compassion in her despair for her baby also for the

46:10good trader Joe and his wife who have risked their lives for us for money it matters not so let us pray

46:20dear God help us in our hour of need give us the knowledge of thy love and thy sacrifice for us

46:31above all guard the trader's wife and give her strengths to endure the trial

46:38no prisoner will go near this woman

47:07no prisoner will give food or give water to the woman

47:12if any prisoner disobey they will be shot

47:17I hope that poor man hasn't seen me like that

47:36I don't think she has much longer

47:38I've seen so many die

47:41this

47:43how's violet

47:47not good

47:50the best thing we can do is try and get some sleep

47:56how can we sleep

47:58how can we not

47:59after all we have to survive now that's what's important

48:02what are you doing out

48:19the call of nature

48:20anyway I can't sleep

48:21that poor woman alone not down

48:24as you say

48:24she's calling for water

48:45I've always been able to do something before

48:48not much of a bedside manner but had my uses

48:55come on Dorothy come and get some air trust me

49:06I'm going to her

49:17no you're not

49:18she's dying and she needs help

49:19can't be left without water

49:21not a friend

49:22nips will be dozing off

49:24if I go round with her why I sort of duck down

49:26you'll be caught

49:27so what

49:28oldest aren't I

49:29unencumbered as I say

49:30still can't

49:31we need you

49:31I'll go

49:32if it wasn't for me she wouldn't be there

49:35don't know nonsense

49:38you're violent to think of

49:40I haven't been much of a mother

49:42you were right about my milk drying up

49:47if I'd done what I was told

49:50like Dennis said

49:53my dear you really must

49:55don't you agree

49:56no

49:56excuse me

50:02go give me

50:32take me

50:34work

50:35Yes

50:39and

50:40recursos

50:41due

50:42you

50:43you

50:44know

50:44yes

50:46tell me

50:47this親

50:48yes

50:48in

50:51it's

50:52is

50:53then

50:53I think

50:54you

50:56do

50:57does

50:58hear

50:59you

51:00and

51:01I'm not going to die.

51:03I'm not going to die.

51:05I'm not going to die.

51:07He's near still alive.

51:09Oh, God, he was.

51:11You are the judge.

51:13Shh!

51:31You are the judge.

51:34That doesn't miss me.

51:36When do you When do I learn?

51:42Oh.

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