- 5 months ago
First broadcast 28th October 1982.
The internees adjust to life in their new camp, where things are radically different and seemingly much more luxurious than the last one, but soon realise that luxury always has its price.
Ann Bell - Marion Jefferson
Stephanie Beacham - Rose Millar
Stephanie Cole - Dr. Beatrice Mason
Patricia Lawrence - Sister Ulrica
Jean Anderson - Jocelyn Holbrook
Elizabeth Chambers - Mrs. Van Meyer
Emily Bolton - Christina Campbell
Joanna Hole - Sally Markham
Veronica Roberts - Dorothy Bennett
Claire Oberman - Kate Norris
Rosemary Martin - Verna Johnson
Anna Lindup - Daisy Robertson
Philippa Urquhart - Lillian Cartland
Carolle Rousseau - Natalie Trier
Josephine Welcome - Miss Hasan
Takashi Kawahara - Shinya
Takahiro Oba - Kasaki
Sabu Kimura - Lt. Nakamura
Shelagh Wilcocks - Betty
Kenji Ando - Sergeant
Kerry Tovey - Suzy
Nicolas Corry - Bobby Cartland
The internees adjust to life in their new camp, where things are radically different and seemingly much more luxurious than the last one, but soon realise that luxury always has its price.
Ann Bell - Marion Jefferson
Stephanie Beacham - Rose Millar
Stephanie Cole - Dr. Beatrice Mason
Patricia Lawrence - Sister Ulrica
Jean Anderson - Jocelyn Holbrook
Elizabeth Chambers - Mrs. Van Meyer
Emily Bolton - Christina Campbell
Joanna Hole - Sally Markham
Veronica Roberts - Dorothy Bennett
Claire Oberman - Kate Norris
Rosemary Martin - Verna Johnson
Anna Lindup - Daisy Robertson
Philippa Urquhart - Lillian Cartland
Carolle Rousseau - Natalie Trier
Josephine Welcome - Miss Hasan
Takashi Kawahara - Shinya
Takahiro Oba - Kasaki
Sabu Kimura - Lt. Nakamura
Shelagh Wilcocks - Betty
Kenji Ando - Sergeant
Kerry Tovey - Suzy
Nicolas Corry - Bobby Cartland
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00:49We've arrived.
00:52It's all over.
00:54In just beginning,
00:57A new year, and a new camp.
01:06I think I will try to manage the last few steps alone.
01:20Farewell, freedom.
01:22For what it was worth, everything.
01:25It was worth everything.
01:27Get on with it!
01:33What the hell's going on?
01:57What the hell's going on?
01:58What the hell's going on?
01:59What's going on?
02:00What the hell's going on?
02:01What the hell's going on?
02:02What the hell's going on?
02:04What the hell's going on?
02:05What the hell's going on?
02:07What's happening?
02:09I've been trained for a long time.
02:12I've been trained for a long time.
02:14He's speaking Japanese.
02:16He's speaking Japanese.
02:18He's that.
02:20He's that cute guy.
02:22I think he's going to be a good one.
02:25Quick.
02:27Go inside.
02:28Go inside.
02:34Move.
02:39Go inside.
02:41Quick.
02:48Oh, see, John, listen.
02:55Hesaki, what the hell's going on?
02:59Let me out.
03:01Let me out.
03:02Do you hear me?
03:03Let me out.
03:09They've locked us in.
03:11So it would seem.
03:13They've never done that before.
03:15How about the punishment?
03:17Oh!
03:18Oh!
03:19For God's sake, a steward.
03:20He's mad enough being pushed around
03:22without him getting any hysterical.
03:24Can't you guess I can't?
03:25Rose, please.
03:26Kate that's doing it.
03:27Not me.
03:28Just be quiet.
03:29Can't you?
03:31Why, I always have to be blamed.
03:33Nobody's blaming you.
03:34Well, you could have fooled me.
03:37And Kate?
03:39Kate, my dear, there seems to be some drinking water.
03:42Why not help me to fill these shelves?
03:46The sick must be very thirsty.
03:54It's like being very alive.
03:56At least we aren't alive.
03:57Wouldn't have paid on it.
04:09It's useless.
04:10I should be helping you.
04:13Oh!
04:14You!
04:15Just...
04:16Oh!
04:17No, of all times.
04:18Oh, it's not always the way.
04:20Let's go.
04:21We can go.
04:22You sound just like Sylvie.
04:24No!
04:25Sylvie.
04:26Yes.
04:27Well, um...
04:29Oxidates, eh?
04:30Where is it?
04:31Oh.
04:32Here, water.
04:33Bless you.
04:37Grab some friends.
04:38Nellie, Sylvia, Blanche, wherever you may be.
04:41There you are, Beatrice.
04:42Down the hatch.
04:43There's no need to nurse me.
04:44Take it easy.
04:45Here you go.
04:46Oh.
04:47Oh, I need it.
04:48Here you are, Beatrice.
04:49Down the hatch.
04:50There's no need to nurse me.
04:51Take it easy.
04:52Here you go.
04:53Ah.
04:54And again.
04:55If only Nellie...
04:56You're going so close.
04:57I know.
04:58Still.
04:59Blanche has luck there, but...
05:00I'm not.
05:01You're not.
05:02I'm not.
05:03You're not.
05:04You're not.
05:05You're not.
05:06You're not.
05:07You're not.
05:08You're not.
05:09You're not.
05:10You're not.
05:11You're not.
05:12You're not.
05:13You're not.
05:14You're not.
05:15You're not.
05:16You're bound to have landed up at the Ritz.
05:18They've been shot.
05:19I know they've been shot.
05:21This is the lab.
05:22It looks as if we're in for a long stay.
05:25This place.
05:26Something creepy about it.
05:27You're right there.
05:28No stupid figures.
05:29You're right there.
05:30You're right there.
05:31Nasty little figures.
05:32Meow.
05:33What was that?
05:34Sound you'd like a kiss?
05:35No.
05:36Shh.
05:37Listen.
05:38You're coming for us.
05:39No.
05:40No.
05:41No.
05:42No.
05:43No.
05:44No.
05:45No.
05:46No.
05:47No.
05:48No.
05:49No.
05:50No.
05:51No.
05:52No.
05:53No.
05:54No.
05:55No.
05:56No.
05:57No.
05:58No.
05:59No.
06:00No.
06:01No.
06:02No.
06:03No.
06:04No.
06:05No.
06:06No.
06:07Ooooh.
06:08So sorry for the delay
06:09I was in the site ward and nobody told me you'd arrived.
06:13Well don't you look so scared I'm not a ghost
06:16Nathalie Thrie.
06:17Doctor.
06:18A doctor?
06:19Oh thank God.
06:20I'm Marion Jefferson the lead.
06:22Marion Jefferson.
06:23Leader of the British and MC Storwick leader
06:26of the Dutch.
06:27How do you do ...
06:28Why were we locked in?
06:29Offication.
06:30isolation a week ago a woman brought in leprosy so i insist on examining all new
06:35internees before this person what is this place where are we not nice you
06:39don't mind let's get this sorted first
06:41exhaustion some bands and balls first aid malaria
06:45excuse me excuse me excuse me oh food i don't believe it food
06:52wait for me wait for me
07:00come on sally there's some food food sally
07:05the doctor doctor our doctor dr mason come on a bit more
07:12what's your name? daisy. daisy. daisy what? robertson miss. christ. so where are we then? it's a camp. i know that but what was it? what's it like? oh come on you know. it's just a camp. a missionary school but i'm not sure where it
07:29is at all. any villagers nearby? one. and? oh for pity's sake girl all we've seen so far is this
07:36bloody awful room. josh you're in the way. hard luck. how many here? i'm not sure it goes up and down.
07:42guards. oh no prisoners. how many guards? don't tell me they go up and down as well.
07:48what? what? oh i don't believe it. excuse me i must go. i haven't finished with you yet. where is
07:54everyone? daisy send in some women to take the stretchers. yes doctor they're out at work. i must go.
08:00oh something about my manner i don't doubt. never. and who's burnout? god knows.
08:12dr trey i'm dr mason. a doctor? that's good. ulcerated feet. exhaustion. excuse me.
08:22my patients i can give you all the details. they've been with me for over a...
08:25let's be quiet a moment. let's leave the details till later. shall we hospital for observation?
08:36i'm perfectly all right. i'm just a bit tired that's all. let me be the best judge of that.
08:40do what the doctor says she knows best. so reassuring to have a continental doctor. wow.
08:47shouldn't you tell you you're a nurse? and ask for trouble? let's just wait and see.
08:55i don't believe it. so much space. light. mosquito nets. rail windows with blinds. could you move along please?
09:25oh i can manage help someone else. very bright. very orderly. do you not think so?
09:32what? a place for everything and everything in its place. isn't that what you say? impossible.
09:38oh you must be one of our new internees. that is correct. everything seems very efficient after our
09:47last chem. oh it is. doctor likes everything just so. like me in the nursery really. everything done to a strict routine.
09:58you don't know. you don't have a good time.
10:00you don't have a good time.
10:02you don't have a good time.
10:08all in good time?
10:11how poor old rags.
10:13have you ever seen anything quite so pathetic?
10:17us.
10:19thank you thank you very much.
10:21hey sister would this do you?
10:23it is too big. it's better than too small here. how shall I undress?
10:33well why don't you go in the corner then we can all turn our backs. hey everyone
10:38sister Aureka wants some privacy so about term.
10:42considerate all of a sudden. I happen to like the old cow. why not? she's never
10:49hint hint you are a wicked girl. this'll do for me. come to think of it she hasn't
10:56even tried to convert me. biding her time. aren't we all?
11:03look feet aren't so bad.
11:12oh come on Sally. the sooner we change and have a wash the sooner we'll be able to lie
11:17down. oh isn't it lovely to have running water. lovely.
11:34why don't you leave her alone? she doesn't want to clean her teeth she doesn't.
11:40i thought it'd make you feel fresher that's all. dear christina. so kind. so... so young.
11:54young? what about you?
11:58!
12:05you're staying.
12:08she matters in our community.
12:11you're staying? she's staying. and casaki?
12:12casaki? oh no. oh yes.
12:15talk about nodding buddestial.
12:15how could you? how could i what? laugh? with everything so awful.
12:22so when it wasn't it? any chance of a cigarette?
12:29Cal and Luke's food wash and clean clothes. they're hardly good German. it makes a change. I feel almost human.
12:38who am I? our own dear Sally. that's who.
12:43Sally's right. our clothes. all that distinguished us. all we had in the world.
12:48for what they were worth. everything. I feel...
12:52it's like being a new girl. first day at school. oh come on.
12:57there's a blessed change to feel even halfway cleaner. I tell you I...
13:02I swear I can smell that I don't. if you know what I mean. indeed I do.
13:07oh not after March. to stay in one place. feet up on a blissful mattress. oh.
13:15oh I feel so comfortable.
13:20more than I do. somehow.
13:23what's happening?
13:30what's happening? what is going on?
13:45what is going on?
13:46prisoners up! march! march! march!
13:51quick! all prisoners go pickle!
13:54oh thank god for one dreadful moment.
13:56no stick! quick!
13:58quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick! quick
14:28This is Lieutenant Nakamura, who is the commandant of this camp.
14:35Looks right, nutcase.
14:38Just a look at that outfit.
14:42To the crew.
14:45My name is Miss Hassan.
14:48Miss Hassan.
14:51I am the official interpreter.
14:54And I assist Lieutenant Nakamura in the administration of this camp.
15:02This camp is the best camping area, three.
15:05This camp is the most efficient.
15:08This camp has the best production figures at the factory.
15:12So, there is no trouble here.
15:16There is no disobedience here.
15:19All is harmony.
15:23Harmony.
15:25Good afternoon.
15:28Mr. D'Altois Wattah.
15:30Bo! Bo!
15:36Do come and sit down. You must be exhausted.
15:39Right you are.
15:41To you, Werner.
15:43That's right.
15:45Gather round and make yourself something.
15:48So sorry not to have been here to meet you.
15:52Well now, my name is Werner.
15:54Werner Johnson.
15:56And as I'm quite sure Dr. Trier didn't think to say it.
15:59Welcome to our camp.
16:01Thank you very much.
16:02And you are?
16:03Marion Jefferson.
16:04How do you do, Marion?
16:05This is Sister Ulricha.
16:07Sister?
16:08What do we have to do so for?
16:11I do apologize.
16:13Daisy?
16:14Come in Werner.
16:15Plenty of time to learn names after you've had some refreshments.
16:18I can't believe it.
16:19Coffee.
16:20Just about.
16:21How do you get it?
16:22From the traders.
16:23You're all out.
16:24Well if we're good.
16:25Now please, won't you all sit down so that I can?
16:31Daisy, haven't you forgotten something?
16:36Oh dear.
16:37Sorry Werner.
16:38A dear child but a bit well dozy.
16:39Something to do with her child.
16:40Oh yeah.
16:41That's booze.
16:42The real McGoyle.
16:43You're a bloody miracle.
16:44A real life.
16:45Bloody miracle.
16:46You're too kind.
16:47So, tell me about your journey.
16:49Was it ghastly?
16:50Ghastly?
16:51Days of hunger and much suffering.
16:52We are glad to be here.
16:53Those of us that made it.
16:54Two of our party died.
16:55Half of us got sent to another camp.
16:58So we're told.
16:59Stop.
17:00Stop.
17:01Stop.
17:02Stop.
17:03Stop.
17:04Stop.
17:05Stop.
17:06Stop.
17:07Stop.
17:08Stop.
17:09Stop.
17:10Stop.
17:11Stop.
17:12Stop.
17:13Stop.
17:14Stop.
17:15Stop.
17:16Stop.
17:17Stop.
17:18Stop.
17:19Stop.
17:20Stop.
17:21Stop.
17:22Stop.
17:23Stop.
17:24It's over and done with now.
17:25Heavenly coffee.
17:26Sally!
17:27Christina.
17:28I think Sally needs to be alone.
17:31Don't blame her.
17:34One luxury we're all denied.
17:37But Fern has got the...
17:38That will be all Daisy.
17:40So what's up with your Sally?
17:44Anything I can do?
17:46Aye Doug.
17:47It's not real.
17:48None of it's real.
17:49None of it.
17:50So what's this about a factory then?
17:51It makes clothing.
17:52Don't think of clothing.
17:53How about that Miss?
17:54It's not real.
17:55It's not real.
17:56None of it's real.
17:57None of it.
17:58None of it.
17:59None of it.
18:00None of it.
18:05So what's this about a factory then?
18:06It makes clothing.
18:10so what's this about a factory then? it makes clothing.
18:14you don't think of clothing. how about that miss Hassen?
18:18yes and what's a woman doing bossing anything?
18:20well apparently it's not unknown.
18:22what's she like?
18:24oh not too bad.
18:25now before I forget don't be afraid if you hear a lorry rattling out.
18:29day or night it'll be just taking the shifts backwards and forth to the factory.
18:34it's not in the can?
18:35worse luck.
18:36I'm told the journey is an absolute nightmare.
18:39you don't know.
18:41believe me sometimes I wish I did.
18:45no it's my miserable fate to be in charge of distribution.
18:48I can tell you it's a thankless task.
18:50having less than nothing and on top of everything else
18:53trying to keep a little food in hand for those most at risk.
18:57so where's it kept all this food?
18:59under lock and key.
19:01sadly not everyone is as honest as one would wish.
19:04marion?
19:09yes I do apologize for interrupting such a joyous occasion but I'm afraid duty calls so if you'll excuse me.
19:27I do apologize for interrupting such a joyous occasion but I'm afraid duty calls
19:35so if you'll excuse me.
19:37why don't you show everyone around the camp?
19:39it would be my pleasure.
19:40don't we have to work today?
19:42no not today. are you sure?
19:44if Berna says so then that's it.
19:46so enjoy yourselves.
19:51won't I take things looking up?
19:57Sally. I've brought you some more coffee. look.
20:12please. for me.
20:14that's what I would have said to my child.
20:17please. for me.
20:22it's funny but when I lost her it didn't seem to matter.
20:26not really.
20:29but now that peter's dead.
20:31but we've told you there's so many places he could be.
20:34I feel so empty.
20:37it's all you've been through.
20:40I've been through.
20:42what about peter?
20:45could have been shot.
20:47died of starvation.
20:49very very.
20:50torture.
20:50no.
20:51I try to imagine the worst torture I can.
20:54bayonetting.
20:55strangling.
20:56tied to a steak day after dent.
20:59I know if I could just see it.
21:01really see it.
21:02that it's in my mind.
21:03it hasn't happened.
21:05but I can't.
21:14can't get over there.
21:15lift her like.
21:16what's his name?
21:16wandering off in the middle of jenkins.
21:18nakamura.
21:19there's not much point in him staying.
21:20he can't speak a word of english.
21:22he's got the mental being blind as a bat.
21:25all he ever does is strut around showing off.
21:27this person does all the real work.
21:29power behind the throne eh?
21:31sounds like something out of allison you want to learn.
21:33it is a bit.
21:35any other camps about?
21:36we're not quite sure.
21:38but we do know headquarters is quite near.
21:40as to any other camps.
21:42rumor has it.
21:43it's about five.
21:45then rumor is the one thing we're never short of.
21:48and they do say they're a band of native finders in the hills.
21:52and kept supplied by the british government.
21:56so you see we could be rescued any day.
21:59that'd be absurd.
22:01no need to take that toad dinner.
22:03i mean you never know.
22:05and some of the factory workers
22:07well they swear they've seen them from afar.
22:10going like dr triet i suppose.
22:13where is she?
22:14now it's no good you getting yourself into a state.
22:17getting?
22:17how would you like it?
22:18dumped in this bed naked.
22:20my patients scattered all over the count.
22:22dr triet's patients.
22:23we are under dr triet now.
22:25there is such a thing as professional ethics.
22:27where is the woman?
22:28she won't come twice a day.
22:31no more no less.
22:33that's when doctor does her rounds.
22:35indeed.
22:35then how does she fill in the rest of the time?
22:37house calls.
22:38the chronics stay in their quarters.
22:40much more convenient.
22:42you're dutch aren't you?
22:44that is correct.
22:45madam van mayer.
22:47yes i thought you were.
22:49we've got a lot of dutch here.
22:51so?
22:51it will be good to see some new faces.
22:55my name's betty.
22:57i'm being written up.
23:00written up?
23:01yes.
23:02doctor's writing me up for her research.
23:07malnutrition and its ancillary effects.
23:10that's what she calls it.
23:12nice to have the time.
23:13over there's the sleeping quarters.
23:15including yours of course.
23:16what was that room daisy was darting into?
23:19oh just a side room.
23:21and there's the storeroom.
23:23and that's miss husson's office.
23:26and over there's the hospital.
23:28oh it's quite substantial.
23:30and now come along.
23:31you really must see our pride and joy.
23:33kew gardens.
23:46my name is dorothy.
23:58dorothy.
24:03be like that.
24:16like being on another planet this place.
24:22i'm sorry.
24:24no need.
24:26each of us in our own world.
24:29only now suddenly.
24:32mine is no longer there.
24:35never mind.
24:38get your habit back soon and clean too.
24:40so that should cheer you up.
24:41yes you are right.
24:45fear dorothy.
24:49i have a couple of bookends you and me.
24:54black and white.
24:57bits of gray in between.
25:01but why me?
25:01no spick.
25:02prison out can be much.
25:04but i haven't done anything have i?
25:06no spick.
25:07what has she done?
25:08no spick.
25:10stay.
25:10you stay.
25:11boom.
25:13come quick.
25:16christina.
25:18your friend.
25:19she isn't a hairdresser by any chance.
25:21christina.
25:22no she is not.
25:24sorry only miss husson's always on the lookout for a professional.
25:27she'd have been well in then.
25:29a faint little number is she?
25:30very.
25:31so if you want to keep on her right side pay her a compliment.
25:33she worked in administration.
25:35what?
25:35christina.
25:36that's what she did at the last camp.
25:38she helped the commandant.
25:39there you are then.
25:41you've seen her papers and pulled her into the office.
25:44oh sure it couldn't be anything too terrible.
25:46oh thank god i couldn't have borne her.
25:48wouldn't you know.
25:50trust christina from one cushy job to the next whilst we all break our backs doing the hard labor.
25:54story of my life.
25:56you're having me on.
25:57i'm not.
25:59spanked in the nursery broken on the back of marriage and now this.
26:03you're married.
26:04was.
26:05lazy old sod.
26:07i gave him short shrift i can tell you.
26:09i can imagine.
26:10divorced on the day of the general strike.
26:13that must mean something.
26:14what?
26:15she's gone there.
26:16ah.
26:17fickle.
26:25it's on the quiet side wouldn't you say.
26:27soppy lot.
26:27no matter we'll liven them up.
26:29well we just.
26:31joss.
26:32you've forgotten the topping.
26:35cocaine i presume.
26:37calcium.
26:38it's good for you.
26:39it's parted up eggshells.
26:41i'm not a hen.
26:43where do we park?
26:44how about over there?
26:45this food it smells delicious.
26:48not to me it doesn't.
26:50evening.
26:51evening all.
26:53thank you.
26:57for what we're about to receive may the lord make us truly thankful.
27:08amen.
27:11so what's this Hassan woman like?
27:14hard to say.
27:15try.
27:17well.
27:18vain as i've said and rather given to tantrums so don't cross her.
27:23but and it's a saving but if we do as we're told and get the work done
27:27she doesn't interfere.
27:31evening maria.
27:34good worker but not very communicative.
27:37i don't know.
27:39oh best bit of grub i've had in ages.
27:41not half enough mine but real tasty.
27:43bloody marvelous.
27:47worry you does it my swearing.
27:50perhaps i'm old-fashioned.
27:51oh forgive us but in the last camp
27:54i suppose we caught it off each other.
27:55oh darn she had a lovely turn of phrase.
27:58god i miss her.
27:59we all miss her.
28:01talking of missing bodge.
28:02where's that verna woman?
28:04don't see her anywhere around.
28:06why don't we move outside and make room for the others?
28:09you haven't answered my question.
28:11i think we'd be better employed trying to find out how beatrice is getting on.
28:15i think she'd have come to me first.
28:19dear it's in order of bed.
28:21there is such a thing as professional good manners.
28:24had a bad time did you getting here?
28:27i could say that.
28:28oh i thought so.
28:29all those nasty sores.
28:31we acquired those over months in camp.
28:33poor things.
28:35hasn't been a bed of roses here either.
28:37well still since we've been organized it's just about bearable.
28:43and bridge does take one's mind off most things.
28:47you're not serious.
28:47never more so.
28:49i tell you it just about keeps us safe.
28:53oh good evening doctor.
28:55good evening doctor.
28:56good evening.
28:58last i was beginning to give up hope.
28:59just a moment.
29:04better than i expected.
29:05you can be discharged tomorrow.
29:07i'm perfectly sound now.
29:10dr mason please.
29:13just for the moment let me be the doctor.
29:15you're my responsibility now.
29:17yes and my responsibility.
29:18other sick in my group so i would be more than grateful if you could see your way clear to
29:21discussing them with me.
29:23just for the moment what you need is not to worry.
29:26and that's no job.
29:30i suppose i'm allowed to go to the laboratory.
29:33of course.
29:34and i can't see my dress.
29:35it's being boiled.
29:37boiled?
29:38in case of germs from outside.
29:41and a hospital wants free there.
29:43hospital?
29:45don't tell me you didn't have a separate latrine.
29:47we did not.
29:48really.
29:49still i'm sure you knew what you were doing.
29:54after all you are a doctor.
29:58fetch the dressing gown for bed seven.
30:01oh i see i'm a number now am i?
30:06and if you say one more word.
30:07and then we added liver salts to give the cocktails bath off.
30:19and i had some undiluted.
30:23and miss probisher caught you foaming in the mouth and put you in the sand.
30:25who cares? i miss that beasley french oral.
30:32oh.
30:33oh i shouldn't be laughing.
30:35why have you not?
30:37christina.
30:39you don't know what's happened to her.
30:40oh stop that.
30:42she's probably working in the office right now.
30:44who knows she might even be given a chocolate.
30:47very partial to sweets is our madam.
30:51oh you are a comfort.
30:52i don't know what's happened.
30:55do you?
30:56it's a perfectly simple question.
30:58what has happened to my dress?
31:00how dare you speak to me?
31:03how dare you speak in such a way?
31:04i wasn't aware that i was being rude.
31:06however if that's the way you wish to take it so be it.
31:09please forgive her.
31:10she's been in hospital.
31:11she doesn't realize your importance.
31:13importance?
31:13that you are the commandant's assistant and official interpreter.
31:16assistant?
31:17yes.
31:18then you will please instruct her.
31:24i don't understand.
31:25not surprised.
31:26the ceo doesn't speak english so all orders apparently go through her.
31:30indeed.
31:31lord that's torn it.
31:32i shall be in a paddy for days.
31:34lillian i am sorry.
31:35beatrice where are you off to?
31:37oh i seem to do nothing but apologize.
31:39this place is a mad house.
31:41a mad house.
31:44as you may have gathered that is our dr mason.
31:47well i hope she doesn't make a habit of absconding.
31:49especially not in that dressing gown.
31:51yes it was a bit exotic.
31:53exotic?
31:54it's priceless.
31:56known as trier's treasure.
31:58never been known to leave the confines of the hospital.
32:00though many have tried including verna.
32:03oh no how awful.
32:07stop it.
32:09mommy.
32:09mommy.
32:10mommy.
32:11i've got top marks for.
32:13oh bobby.
32:16bobby.
32:18don't be afraid.
32:19it's me.
32:22mrs jefferson.
32:23how'd you do?
32:24darling.
32:26don't be a silly billy.
32:27it's mary in jefferson.
32:29you remember ben's mother.
32:31oh is he here?
32:34no bobby.
32:35he's in england.
32:36oh that's good.
32:39do you know you're such a big boy now.
32:42you change so much i didn't recognize you either.
32:47oh can i go for the sing-song?
32:49they're expecting me.
32:51as long as you're not late for bedtime.
32:53go on off you go.
32:54bye mrs jefferson.
32:55goodbye bobby.
32:56see you tomorrow.
33:02you didn't recognize me.
33:05little monster.
33:06after all why should he?
33:09if you don't mind i think i'll get back to the room.
33:12get things sorted out.
33:13of course.
33:16bad enough working for big b.
33:17but that machine.
33:21which reminds me no letting on i'm a nurse.
33:23well not till i know what i'm getting into with tree a.
33:26bossy cow.
33:28not that she didn't seem a sight more efficient.
33:30oh we'll see.
33:34talking a sight.
33:35we noticed our b's getting as blind as a bat.
33:39not that she'll admit it of course.
33:40being her.
33:46what's in it?
33:48it must be the lorry for the factory.
33:56rather than than us eh?
33:57no devils.
33:59i want to be able to stop being here.
34:04do because.
34:05i'm like bro.
34:05okay it is.
34:05you know.
34:06Ronnie?
34:07you know.
34:07from your mom.
34:08you know.
34:09close your mom.
34:10Π²ΠΎΠ·ΠΌ and ΠΠ½Π° is lying.
34:10a morgue.
34:13oh my god.
34:22you know.
34:23no νimen.
34:24My dear, I'm going to leave something to be desired.
34:31Hmm.
34:33Hmm.
34:34I'm going to stick with the broken arm.
34:38oh
34:51by jove you've seen some service what's in store for us now i wonder
35:02you are hurt no more than usual
35:05no i was perusing the possibility of reading the palm of my foot
35:19oh bliss ain't it to unstick one's toes from the mud not to mention the odd leech
35:26tell me something no offense mind but why a nun's feet so gigantic
35:39strange it is one of the few questions i've never asked myself
35:45i put it down to the habit you need something pretty hefty to kick it up when you're striding out
35:50you may be right but i don't remember the bishop mentioning it in our instruction
36:01i like you i'm always a sucker for a sense of humor
36:08especially here
36:09christina i'm sorry i thought you knew how could we i thought verna told you she's very good at
36:18that kind of thing there's no good way for that kind of thing do you know where they've taken her
36:23not really just that one of the camps needs a translator she'll be all right you'll see we
36:28never do see do we we all just happen to disappear i'm sure the rest of you are staying once i wasn't
36:34thinking of myself
36:48three four one
37:04thank you
37:13excuse me have you seen dr. Mason anywhere not so you'd notice i see if you do would
37:19you mind telling how i'd like to see her right oh and the town come and see me tomorrow morning
37:24about it cold fish
37:27open this
37:40the name's joss
37:51my god we've lost enough friends already one more isn't gonna break us she was a dear sweet girl
37:57is is it yes weird girl for god's sake it's not locked
38:02forgive me for intruding but may i join you feel free
38:09daisy has just told me that you've heard the news i'm so very sorry but if it's any comfort
38:15translators are like gold dust so i'm sure she'll be all right let's hope so
38:22may i sit down oh please
38:27we haven't met i'm dr mason verna johnson how do you do hello before you say anything don't
38:32worry it'll be returned it's a bit too tarty for the likes of me i'd like to get my dress back never
38:37thought i'd hear myself say that ah i'm afraid your clothes they were in such a state they just
38:44disintegrated what my dress well not just yours the boiling water must have been the last straw for all
38:51of them they just fell apart my habit that has not gone as well sadly but you're very welcome
38:57to the store clothes but that is not the point they wear our clothes jesus i knew every stitch and
39:02pinch of my sun top it was part of me it's not everything it's not every bloody thing dorothy it's not
39:09verna's fault she couldn't help it not a good that is i apologize but well they were all we had
39:16after all you've been through it's quite understandable however may i give you a piece
39:21of advice it'll probably sound petty but it's about your swearing i don't believe in me swearing
39:29well it is trivial but you see when we first came here we had to decide what stand we would take
39:36of course some of them took the obvious line that we should be well how shall i put it difficult
39:42and what did you decide well we decided that that would be sinking to the enemy's level
39:48so we opted instead for a certain standard of behavior do you realize that the gooder you all are
39:53the more they see us as a defeated race i'm sorry but i beg to differ
39:57anyway that's why we don't swear in fact we have a small fine if we do oh not that that applies to
40:06you now of course at least not until you've settled in jesus i gave up we could be back in the nursery
40:10oh please don't feel like that well i'm sure we'll all do our very best to fit in with your
40:15little ways yes i'm sure you will well now that's cleared up there's just one more thing now how do the
40:23french put it la dollarers the sad part of it meal in room one dollar clothes from store two dollars
40:35i don't understand well this is all very embarrassing but you're charging well it's the last thing we'd
40:40want i do assure you but you see we weren't given any rations for you at least not for today
40:46so the food comes from the shop shop what shop well it's hardly that really just a few bits and pieces
40:52with no money oh dear still you'll soon be able to work metro goldwyn here we come i beg your pardon
41:00mrs van mayer like you she understands the value of money beatrice that's hardly fair fair what's all
41:05this bloody fair all of us and none of this is fair nor is our group being separated nor is debbie
41:10nor is christina it is guts that's needed that is unpardonable unpardonable
41:20mrs johnson we will do our best we'll work as hard as we can to repay you you can rely on that
41:25thank you i was sure you'd understand oh and there's one last thing the mattresses don't tell me oh
41:34dear i can't bear it look as the shop is closed do enjoy the mattresses for tonight
41:39and i'm sorry to be the bearer of such miserable news well i think we'll get an early night
41:46savor the comfort while we may yes of course and thank you for being so understanding sleep well
41:56thank you oh a small present
42:07chocolates don't drop the boat please and thank you and no but no swearing i'll give her swearing
42:15health and damnation
42:17sonny cow at your last everything liquors
42:21i rather think it's on us we've been told to mind our manners and no swearing or we'll be fine
42:33everything's got a price including our mattresses who says verna she was ever so apologetic i'm bitch
42:43i've been doing a bit of ferreting in the cookhouse
42:46ever so sweetness and light it was like our dear little hostess
42:49but then she can afford to be seeing she's got the whole thing tied up
42:55enough a thing changes hands without madam gets a rake off
42:58i don't believe it
42:59you'd better
43:00every damn little thing she's got it all boxed up
43:14i'm sorry better to let it out please don't cry
43:30we've been together for so long
43:31we've been through so much together we mustn't fall apart now
43:35there's one thing i've learned in the past year there's no mustn't about anything
43:40we'll do our best
43:43but for each of us best is different
43:48i don't understand
43:50on the march we're all going in the same direction
43:54more or less here each of us
44:03we're going to have to start all over again
44:24so
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