- 4 months ago
First broadcast 25th November 1982.
Marion asks Yamauchi about Christina and the other women from the first camp.
Ann Bell - Marion Jefferson
Stephanie Cole - Dr. Beatrice Mason
Stephanie Beacham - Rose Millar
Louise Jameson - Blanche Simmons
Jean Anderson - Lady Jocelyn 'Joss' Holbrook
Burt Kwouk - Major Yamauchi
Veronica Roberts - Dorothy Bennett
Rosemary Martin - Verna Johnson
Emily Bolton - Christina Campbell
Elizabeth Chambers - Mrs. Domenica Van Meyer
Claire Oberman - Kate Norris
Philippa Urquhart - Lillian Cartland
Anna Lindup - Daisy Robertson
Carolle Rousseau - Dr. Natalie Trier
Eiji Kusuhara - Captain Sato
Takashi Kawahara - Shinya
Josephine Welcome - Miss Hasan
Nicolas Corry - Bobby Cartland
Kerry Tovey - Suzy
Takahiro Oba - Kasaki
Isabel Lansdale - Milly
Marion asks Yamauchi about Christina and the other women from the first camp.
Ann Bell - Marion Jefferson
Stephanie Cole - Dr. Beatrice Mason
Stephanie Beacham - Rose Millar
Louise Jameson - Blanche Simmons
Jean Anderson - Lady Jocelyn 'Joss' Holbrook
Burt Kwouk - Major Yamauchi
Veronica Roberts - Dorothy Bennett
Rosemary Martin - Verna Johnson
Emily Bolton - Christina Campbell
Elizabeth Chambers - Mrs. Domenica Van Meyer
Claire Oberman - Kate Norris
Philippa Urquhart - Lillian Cartland
Anna Lindup - Daisy Robertson
Carolle Rousseau - Dr. Natalie Trier
Eiji Kusuhara - Captain Sato
Takashi Kawahara - Shinya
Josephine Welcome - Miss Hasan
Nicolas Corry - Bobby Cartland
Kerry Tovey - Suzy
Takahiro Oba - Kasaki
Isabel Lansdale - Milly
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01:46Drabbing scum.
01:56Hello Joss. What have you been up to?
01:59Nothing.
02:00Come on. I know that's holier-than-thou look.
02:02Usually means you've been looted.
02:05Little pictures.
02:07Managed to have some more wood behind the guard's house.
02:10You better watch out. One of these days one of them's going to notice.
02:13That's if the building doesn't collapse first.
02:15That's what I'm banking on. All the little buggers in one fell swoop.
02:19Did you just grant those from the factory?
02:22One of the perks of the job.
02:24I'm going to volunteer for a shift as soon as that Trier woman says my arm's all right.
02:28You wouldn't rush.
02:29Honey's useful but it's no picnic.
02:32A link with the outside world.
02:34Well you could have fooled me.
02:36Still no news of the men?
02:37No!
02:39I think we could make some contact if I knew for certain that Bernard was...
02:43It's so frustrating.
02:45I'd save it if I were you.
02:47What?
02:48All that emotion.
02:50Channel it into some positive opposition.
02:52Such as?
02:54Spot a sabotage at the factory might be a start.
02:57Oh no.
02:58I'm not sticking my neck out.
03:00Here.
03:01However I do make contact with Bernard again.
03:05I want to be in one piece.
03:08Oh well.
03:09I'll go and dump my spoils.
03:11Where do you hide the stuff?
03:13M-Y-O-B.
03:14You'd never dare.
03:15Would you?
03:16Hmm?
03:17She must cover it up.
03:18Deliberate.
03:19Cover what up?
03:20You know.
03:21Oh.
03:22Being what she is.
03:23Aristocracy.
03:24Jobs?
03:25Oh well.
03:26Put my foot in it.
03:27I took it you'd know.
03:28Seems it's you.
03:29Jesus.
03:30She's the lady Jocelyn.
03:31Honest.
03:32Mrs Van Mare told me.
03:33And Bernard told her so.
03:34It must be true.
03:35Oh.
03:36So that's why Van Mare's all over Jocelyn.
03:37Oh.
03:38Oh.
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04:02Oh.
04:03Oh
04:04Good afternoon Jocelyn.
04:05Thought you'd charge ten.
04:06That was last ma'am.
04:07Now that the rations have been covered
04:10then I've been forced to increase my fee.
04:12Except of course for my friends.
04:15Perhaps you would like me to do something about your hair.
04:19Hello Bobby.
04:21Hello.
04:21kad Julia.
04:23how fearless foes seem to have ants in their pants there.
04:28there does seem to be a lot of activity.
04:31telephone's been ringing too.
04:34praying is to say that Bobby and I are being sent home.
04:37eh?
04:38the repatriation lists come at last.
04:40oh Lillian I honestly wouldn't raise your hopes.
04:43don't be a damper Marriott.
04:45well I mean the chances of any British being repatriated a virtually million.
04:48I don't think we have a chance.
04:50John's back in England already.
04:52Dr. Trio had a special note about Bobby's health.
04:55when did you apply?
04:57before Christmas.
04:59should have been through by now.
05:00I expect the applications are just lying about somewhere.
05:03don't surprise me with all this change of personnel.
05:06do you want to create a stink?
05:08take it up with that new district chappy.
05:11you moochie is it?
05:12Marian's gonna have a word with him when he comes tomorrow.
05:14well I thought she knew him already.
05:16well if they let me Lillian.
05:18Verna said she'd have a discreet word with Miss Hassan.
05:21never mind all that palaver. demand an interview.
05:24oh that should go down awfully well.
05:26hotly smoke is worse than the whispering game.
05:28Lillian asks you who asks Verna.
05:31who passes it down the line to madam.
05:33who in turn has to translate it for that illiterate loutsato.
05:37I know it's a song and dance but we are supposed to do everything through Verna.
05:41yes we mustn't upset them.
05:43oh no no we mustn't do that.
05:45just drop her around there nasty little fools.
05:47she doesn't understand.
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06:39no I stay here you're worried for a minute you fear to lose cigarette yes
06:49you'd lose your English lessons so what happened to the district commander speak
06:55more slow was the other commander sent off to fight is that why Yamouchi's been
07:02given his job yes does that mean your lot aren't doing so well now does doesn't it
07:13you ask too much questions too many
07:20Susie would you ask mrs. Jefferson to come and have a work with me please
07:24okey dokey
07:32don't tell me you've been roped in for Werner's famous soiree
07:57they were short of musicians three months and you're all putty in their hands you
08:03joined the choir because I couldn't sing which is why they threw me out you play
08:09rather well might have they used to say I was the musical one in the family but I
08:14never had time to practice penalty for being a scholarship girl always an exam
08:19ahead need to prove something and then medical school same thing again takes a
08:26prison camp to give me time
08:33you realize it's all for miss Hassan's benefit don't you
08:37and not when Sato took over and put paid to their little games as long as she's in
08:41charge of administration I'm playing for her I shall be playing for me
08:45let me old noodle is academic
08:47Joss I am trying to rehearse
08:51I am told women complain of rations being cut they ask for meat and fish this is not possible
09:03Japanese soldiers more important than force class prisoners soldiers need food to
09:10fight enemies therefore women complain no more
09:16imperial Japanese army continue to have many victory and to capture many new territory
09:23that's not the impression I get
09:25that is April Fool's Day in the past British are very greedy they steal many countries for themselves now Nippon forces teach them humility women also will learn humility this they will learn through heart
09:31work I am told this camp has a best production rate at the factory this is good but not good enough
09:38I am told this camp has a best production rate at the factory this is good but not good enough
09:46soldiers need more uniform therefore women must work more hard now you will return to your duties later I will inspect camp
09:53I am told this camp has a best production rate at the factory this is good but not good enough
10:00soldiers need more uniform therefore women must work more hard now you will return to your duties later I will inspect camp
10:13women up
10:20women up
10:22women up
10:32well I feel you have to wait for it
10:34Jos where you going
10:36they didn't say I couldn't speak to her
10:37it's no use you'll only get into trouble
10:39I can't at least cry.
10:40No, Joss, for heaven's sake.
10:42Don't.
10:43What do you want?
10:45I want to speak to the mayor.
10:45No, speak. Go work.
10:47Isn't that for him to decide?
10:48Go work or I punish.
10:49But I...
10:50No, no, please.
10:51She only wanted to ask about the men.
10:51Be quiet.
10:52Prisoner obey.
10:54We're not prisoners.
10:55We're in Tannis.
10:56We have every right.
10:57Women have no right.
10:58How should I?
10:59I'm sorry.
11:03She only wanted to request information.
11:04This is Jefferson.
11:06It is you.
11:08Yes, Major.
11:09We have already told you not to intrude on the major's valuable time.
11:13You wish to speak to me?
11:16Well, go.
11:17Yes, please.
11:18If I might.
11:20I will give five minutes to Mrs. Jefferson.
11:25Thank you, Major.
11:28No smile.
11:29Go work.
11:30What?
11:31What?
11:31What?
11:31What?
11:32What?
11:32What?
11:39So, Mrs. Jefferson.
11:41Again, we meet.
11:42Yes.
11:44I must congratulate you on your promotion.
11:47You find this camp better than others?
11:51Oh, yes.
11:52In many ways.
11:53It is a good camp.
11:55You are a fortunate woman.
11:57Of course, we do miss our friends.
11:58That's one of the reasons I wanted to speak to you.
12:01We were hoping to have some news of them.
12:04Mrs. Ashburton, Nurse Keane, and the others.
12:07You think I have news of all women on Ireland?
12:10Oh, no.
12:11I have more important work than keep report on each prisoner.
12:14We only thought perhaps as it was you who split us up originally.
12:18You blame me?
12:19No.
12:20You should not blame me.
12:22I obey orders from higher authority.
12:25Yes, I do understand that.
12:27It was necessary to send women to other camp.
12:30Correct numbers are important.
12:33We just wanted to find out if they were all right.
12:35But we've lost several of our own group, you see.
12:38Lost?
12:40They've died.
12:42I know nothing of other women.
12:46Then there's Christina Campbell.
12:48You remember the girl who used to help you in the office?
12:51She is not here?
12:53No, no.
12:53She was taken away on the first day to work as an interpreter, they said.
12:57I will investigate the matter.
12:59Oh, thank you, Major.
13:05There is something more?
13:10We just wondered if there had been any decision on repatriation.
13:15When decision made, you hear?
13:18It is some months now since the names were submitted.
13:21This is not your business, Mrs. Jefferson.
13:24Your name not on list.
13:26Oh, no.
13:27No, but there's a friend of mine, Lillian Cartland, and she has a small boy.
13:31You will leave these matters to Rita.
13:34You are not a leader here.
13:37No.
13:38Jay is a very good leader, Captain Sato has said.
13:41You will leave all to her.
13:43I am not pleased.
13:53I'm sorry, but I told Mrs. Jefferson she wasn't to speak to him.
13:56You did not tell her very well.
13:58Well, as I understand it, it was Major Yamochi himself.
14:01I hope you are not contradicting me, Vanna.
14:03No, of course not.
14:06Good.
14:06You will now go and tell Mrs. Jefferson and her friends
14:11that their room is not up to the required standards of cleanliness.
14:15They will therefore go without supper tonight.
14:18And breakfast tomorrow morning.
14:22Wow!
14:22How did you get those, Lillian?
14:24I was working the factory last week.
14:27Say no more.
14:29Lucky you're only singing tonight and not playing the piano.
14:31Unless you've got blisters on your tonsils too.
14:34Please, Norris.
14:36I wish to conduct an experiment on this patient.
14:39What's that?
14:41Have you observed the so-called porridge we have for breakfast sometimes?
14:44That running muck.
14:46The vegetable from which it is made is known as ubi caillou.
14:49That is mallet for wood root.
14:51Wood rot, more like.
14:53Have you noticed what happens when the porridge grows cold?
14:56Yes.
14:57It heartens into a kind of gelatin.
14:59Good.
15:00I wish to try some esoportis for this hand.
15:02It's time.
15:07Go and stop the work.
15:08Oh, my God.
15:10Let's work, fire.
15:22Go, line four, can't.
15:24Three more women come, Loi.
15:28Quick.
15:29Here, come.
15:33Line up for another.
15:35Quick.
15:36Line up.
15:38Quick.
15:39Christina.
15:39No talk.
15:43Christina?
15:43Madam just told me.
15:45But she'll go each day to HQ to work for Yamauchi.
15:48Oh, that's marvelous.
15:50And we're told to expect another new arrival.
15:52Some refugee, no doubt.
15:54They think they can dump anyone on us.
15:56I'm afraid I'll have to put them both in this room.
15:58Oh, that's all right.
15:59Uh, Christina belongs here anyway,
16:00and the other woman can have Sister Ulrich's old space.
16:03Well, it would have to happen today
16:04when I have my hands full with the recital.
16:06My talk with Yamauchi did pay off, then.
16:11Oh, incidentally, ma'am.
16:13Yes.
16:17Don't ever do that to me again.
16:19I'm not looking forward to this journey each day.
16:41If you're going to throw up,
16:42throw up in someone else's direction.
16:44Oh, Rose, you haven't changed.
16:47No, have you?
16:47What happened when you were taken away?
16:53I'd rather not talk about it.
17:00When you were doing the rounds,
17:03did you hear anything of Blanche and Co.?
17:05No, but I kept hoping I might.
17:08What about the men?
17:09Did you find out anything about them?
17:11Nothing specific.
17:16I must have seen some.
17:17Only from a distance.
17:19What is there?
17:21I'm to wear it when I'm working at headquarters.
17:23It says I'm a prisoner.
17:24Just in case you forget.
17:26Tell me about the others.
17:28How is Sally?
17:29How is Sally?
17:29How is Sally?
17:52After summer, merrily, merrily
17:55After summer, merrily
17:59Merrily, merrily, shall I live now
18:06Under the blossom that hangs on the bough
18:10Merrily, merrily, shall I live now
18:14Under the blossom that hangs on the bough
18:17I thought she'd like to know.
18:18I just brought her new internee.
18:20Under the blossom that hangs on the bough
18:24Tin your feet.
18:25How much bleating longer.
18:27Keep still, and don't blaspheme.
18:32Otherwise, just minor sores and balls, nothing serious.
18:35Oh, sorry.
18:36Would you sooner I had a nice little dose of typhus?
18:39That's sooner.
18:39You kept quiet.
18:42You may sit up now while I examine your head.
18:43No.
18:47Ouch.
18:47Lice.
18:48Get off.
18:49You're pulling my hair.
18:50You will have none to pull if this is not attended to.
18:53In Pitagor.
18:54Oh, everyone's got a touch of the old monkey pox.
18:55Not in this camp.
18:56But we will soon deal with it.
18:57That will be all for now.
18:58We will not need to detain her in the hospital.
18:59Go over there.
19:00Oh, don't go.
19:01Oh, don't go yet.
19:02Well, I can't very well, can I?
19:03Not till you give me my clothes back.
19:04Your clothes have gone to be fumigated.
19:05You are?
19:06I will bring you something.
19:07No.
19:08If it isn't the old beetle bum.
19:09Ouch.
19:10Well, don't look so pleased to see me.
19:11Oh, no.
19:12No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
19:14I heard it was someone from the old camp.
19:15Well, how are you?
19:16I felt a lot better before your junior partner got me.
19:17Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
19:32What a beetle bum!
19:33Ouch.
19:34Well, don't look so pleased to see me.
19:36I heard it was someone from the old camp.
19:39How are you?
19:41I felt a lot better before your junior partner got her mitts on me.
19:45What a little peach, eh?
19:47Dr. Trier obviously hasn't explained.
19:49She's the senior doctor here.
19:50Over you?
19:51Yes.
19:52I only work part-time in the hospital.
19:54You play second fiddle to that glass-eyed frog?
19:57Dr. Trier is extremely well-qualified.
19:59Stone the crowds.
20:00naturally as she was in charge here already. there's nothing natural about her.
20:04yes well there it is. well how are the others? ellie? sylvia? the rest? oh sylvia
20:11copped it. first month there. cholera. quite a few of them went then. jeannie
20:17balfour, mrs lang, madge. ellie? oh she come through. yeah been doing you proud.
20:25run in the sick bay in true mason style.
20:32but!
20:35good to see you old bot!
20:39noice please! what sort of example is this?
20:48quick!
20:50oh marion!
20:53oh at least you are still here!
20:55oh we've been so worried about you haven't we rose?
20:58oh and jesus has been sent back to us too. another old friend of ours. not blanche.
21:03oh!
21:05oh come on. i'll take you and show you the room.
21:10okay. what's happened to beatrice? how do you mean?
21:14since when did big b play number two to someone half her age?
21:17she sort of shrunk.
21:20blanche! blanche!
21:25hello.
21:27hello.
21:29i just got back from the factory. they told me you were here.
21:32bad news travels fast.
21:34how'd you wangle it?
21:36yeah. come on. who did you bribe blanche?
21:38no one.
21:39come on.
21:40never.
21:41there i was standing in the middle of tenco minding me own business and suddenly i was all out of line.
21:46well i thought they found out about a spot of smuggling i've been doing.
21:49the next thing i knew i'm being dumped here.
21:51orders of the new district commander.
21:53old yamochi.
21:55they must have a conscience after all.
21:57or a warped sense of humour.
21:59you must have. christina's here too.
22:01what?
22:02they brought her to the factory.
22:04she came with us on the lorry.
22:06oh yippee!
22:07you stay and look out of the blanche.
22:09hey christina!
22:14same old slap on the back, kate.
22:17yes.
22:19so.
22:21how is everyone?
22:22where's debbie?
22:23no.
22:24not her.
22:25i was on the journey.
22:26a spider bite.
22:27i'm sorry.
22:28you shouldn't have let us be that time, shouldn't you?
22:29she'd have been better off shot, quick.
22:31blanche.
22:32can't we forget that now?
22:33forget.
22:34radcliffe.
22:35monica.
22:36wondered if you'd come across her?
22:37i don't think so.
22:38i was never in any one camp long enough to know people.
22:39you couldn't miss monica.
22:40she'd been running the place.
22:41i'm sorry.
22:42i'm sorry.
22:43what were they up to, these bigwigs you were with.
22:56it was to do with security.
22:58okay.
22:59i was never in any one camp long enough to know people.
23:01well you couldn't miss monica.
23:02she'd been running the place.
23:04i'm sorry.
23:06what were they up to, these bigwigs you were with?
23:08you were with it was to do with security some of the natives have started an
23:15underground movement have they just the campy tie were called in and I had to
23:19help with the interrogations oh that kind of be very nice for you and if it isn't
23:46the old Metro gold they didn't manage to kill you off then last thing I heard you
23:51was down with berry berry thanks to dr. Trier I am now recovered two seconds of
23:55her and anyone have rise from the dead hey she's not that bad in this camp you
24:01will soon learn to respect your betters like hell you will find things very
24:06different here here we are civilized who are we well perhaps you'd be so civil as
24:11to shift your ass along you cannot sleep there that place is taken we thought you
24:15could have sister Ulrich's old space here hello there name's Joss Holbrook
24:22hello oh there you are Christina welcome back thank you and you must be on your
24:28arrival how do you do my name is Furner Furner Johnson I'm sorry I wasn't here to
24:33greet you but I'm afraid I have my hands full with the recital tonight I expect the
24:37others have told you about it no no no they haven't actually no well I do hope you
24:43come along it's not compulsory but we do like a good attendance right well I'll
24:50leave the others to put you in the picture explain the ways the camp I'm sure you'll settle in very shortly as
24:57as they have yeah I'll see you later oh Dominica I wonder if you could do my hair
25:02before this evening certainly very whenever suits you
25:06yeah
25:12who the hell was that
25:14Werner is the leader here
25:16woman's a collaborator
25:17how dare you call her that
25:19it's a fact dress it up how you like
25:21well now she is very chummy with Miss Hassen admittedly but
25:24but that has its advantages
25:25like what
25:26oh she gives us bits of info tips us off if there's gonna be a search
25:29they would have found my diary if she hadn't warned me
25:31and what for Werner we would get even less food yeah that's true enough haven't seen
25:36our Miss Hassen yet oh there's another treat in store for you
25:48now remember everyone please take your food into the courtyard because we want to get this room ready for this evening
25:54certainly better
25:55how do you do? my name's Daisy Robertson
25:57oh it's not all tops here then
25:59I was beginning to wonder
26:00no but there's plenty of chance to improve yourself
26:03you sleeping little brat
26:05I didn't take it I never
26:06Miss Lillian again don't you like to me?
26:08I didn't
26:09this is more like it
26:10then how did it get in your bowl?
26:11Bobby give it me
26:13is that true?
26:15did you give it to her?
26:16yes you told me I did
26:17I'm talking to Bobby
26:18did you?
26:20yes
26:24Bobby!
26:25Lillian what happened?
26:26he gave Susie half his egg
26:27why shouldn't he?
26:28how could you?
26:29it's all right Susie
26:30how could you?
26:32stop it Lillian
26:33stop it don't
26:34do you know how much that egg cost?
26:35do you?
26:36grab it Lillian
26:37don't let's have a seat
26:38I sold my best dress to get that egg
26:40ask her
26:41can we discuss this quietly?
26:42and I didn't sell it so you could give half of it away to someone else
26:45but she was hungry too
26:46I don't care about her
26:47leave him alone you horrible cat
26:49I don't care
26:50give it to her
26:51what would you keep out of this?
26:52don't you understand?
26:53don't you understand?
26:54don't you understand?
26:56don't you understand?
26:57don't you understand?
26:58don't you understand?
26:59don't you understand?
27:00don't you understand?
27:01don't you understand?
27:02Lillian it's all right
27:03it's it's all right
27:04take her outside Marion
27:06for heaven's sake
27:08get her to pull herself together before this evening
27:11now don't worry Bobby
27:12your mum will be better in the minute
27:13I'll look after him
27:14come on Bobby
27:16your mum's just tired
27:17that's all
27:18come on
27:19Christ is over. nerves I expect. poor little chap.
27:35all alone. I won't have to give it back for life.
27:42better?
27:52yes. good.
27:56I didn't fancy doing those poems on my own tonight.
28:02go on say it. it's easy for me to speak. I just saw red.
28:08you scrimp and slob and sell every damn thing you've got.
28:15gives it away.
28:18you should be glad. in spite of everything that child still has it in him to be generous.
28:23generosity won't keep him alive.
28:27I don't want to be like this. it's just...
28:34I know.
28:36all those years when you and the others were having your babies.
28:42I used to imagine how I'd be as a mother. gentle and loving.
28:49you are. most of the time.
28:52not anymore.
28:54I know what I've become.
28:57bad enough not being able to give him food and toys and clothes.
29:01now I can't even give him myself.
29:04he's still better off than without you.
29:06is he?
29:08is he? do you honestly think your Ben would be better off here?
29:11than safe at boarding school in England?
29:14least you remember him as he was when you last saw him healthy and happy.
29:19you don't have to watch him grow thinner and weaker every day.
29:23he was crying.
29:30he was trying not to which made him much worse.
29:34I hated sending him away.
29:37I was all set to go back to England too.
29:39without Clifford?
29:41oh Clifford didn't seem to need me at the time.
29:44it was only when the invasion started we were suddenly close.
29:47it was as if...
29:49it was as if we knew we wouldn't see each other again.
29:54I'm sure he's still alive now.
29:58you don't know what it was like when we left.
30:01now it must have got worse afterwards.
30:03he would have been the thick of it.
30:05I should try to accept that.
30:08but...
30:10without Ben and Clifford to hang on to what...
30:14what would be the point of anything?
30:18anything.
30:27trees where you sit
30:31shall crowd into a shade
30:36trees where you sit
30:39shall crowd into a shade
30:45where e'er you walk
30:48where e'er you walk
30:50cool gales shall fan the glad
30:54trees where you sit
30:58where e'er you sit
30:59shall crowd into a shade
31:01trees where you sit
31:04shall crowd into a shade
31:05you don't go to concert no you don't like music I don't mind the music it's the women I can't
31:25stand you don't like women not day in day out it's funny I used to be lonely stuck in the house all
31:35day when Dennis was at work now I never want to see another woman again I think you wrote like some
31:43women why it is good you have friends you don't what don't see you hobnobbing with the guards not
31:52being friendly with you and me we're both loners these I have loved white plates and cups clean
32:09gleaming ringed with blue lines and feathery fairy dust wet roofs beneath the lamplight the strong
32:19crust of friendly bread and many tasting food rainbows and blue bitter smoke of wood and radiant
32:30raindrops couching in cool flowers and flowers themselves that sway through sunny hours dreaming
32:39of moths that drink them under the moon then the cool kindliness of sheets that soon smooth away
32:47trouble and the rough male kiss of blankets grainy wood live hair that is shining and free blue massing
33:00clouds the keen unpassioned beauty of a great machine
33:05they do it to keep Hosanna happy they call us tarts that's better when she's in a good mood
33:24how is trade giving it up no I know I'm dreaming sod off well at least you still swear not when they're
33:35around it comes too expensive how'd you get your fags then from shinya in exchange for English lessons
33:44that's one name for it I suppose
33:47it's bloody well true so what happened then got pregnant
33:55jesus it's all right they got rid of it for me but I didn't risk it again
34:06then I might not be so helpful next time she did it
34:09well fixed it up I bet she did only don't say anything to anyone only a few of them know
34:16and they let you I wanted to get rid of it of course she did everyone does in the first panic
34:24dare say I'd have got rid of mine if Erna had been standing there at the ready with
34:28yeah I've been there struggling to make my way as an artiste not have been in the world chat
34:36didn't want to know so what did you do I had it adopted didn't I at least I'd give it a chance
34:44oh yes that would have been very easy for me to do wouldn't it even if I'd wanted to
34:48no it was best that way for everyone tidier
34:56holy smoke let me get rid of the slot before I rupture myself
35:02good night
35:10good night
35:11good night
35:13good night
35:14good night
35:14I don't know about anybody else but I thought that was tremendous
35:19oh it was lovely
35:21such a refreshing change so civil interest
35:23well done Beatrice
35:25thank you
35:25and you Marion
35:27what was that poem again the one about the crusty bread and the hot water great lover by
35:35rupert brooke never been one for poetry but that was nice remember that game we used to play at
35:42the old camp i packed my trunk and then i put a toothbrush jar of honey lipstick yes reminded me
35:48of that i reckon that rupert brooke knew how it felt being without he did he was in the last wall
35:55there's a volume of his poems in the library that's fine if you can take it out raise you two
36:02come on no guys too good for me wow be jiggered it's a table just what we've always needed
36:12oh when you were entertaining hassel and her cronies i was putting a time to better use
36:16gonna make some stools next come on your bed
36:25go away
36:36oh christ this place can't i even cry without someone breathing down my neck
36:43oh someone else will come sniffing around
36:48i just thought it might help to talk
36:52this is your new role chief busybody
36:56that's the way you feel
36:58no ma'am i'm sorry
37:00she wants me bloody minded and let her why should i care about a common little tart
37:11can't she understand that i feel betrayed just as she does i helped her plan the escape
37:22i covered up for her i even gave her bernard's ring for good luck and then she takes along that
37:26child
37:27i had to report it to marion didn't i yes
37:32i know it's ridiculous
37:37she's the nearest thing i've ever had
37:41to a friend
37:44well you can't be friends with a man not if you're me and
37:49i'd always seen other women as competition if i'd seen them at all
37:53that was never much of a one for friends either
37:56not for all reasons
37:58didn't have much in common with my sister and her chums
38:02so then i was a crank career girl science at that
38:08and after
38:10wasn't much time for personal involvement in anywhere
38:15i never thought i'd come to miss an old dutch nun
38:20you must still miss nelly too
38:25well perhaps she'll turn up
38:27blanche and christine
38:29i don't think so
38:34blanche said she was a lie
38:36i think that was a kind lie
38:39blanche doesn't tell kind lies
38:43blanche and christine
38:45blanche and christine
38:46blanche and christine
38:47blanche and christine
38:48blanche and christine
38:49blanche and christine
38:50blanche and christine
38:51blanche and christine
38:52blanche and christine
38:53blanche and christine
38:54blanche and christine
38:55blanche and christine
38:56blanche and christine
38:57blanche and christine
38:58blanche and christine
38:59blanche and christine
39:00blanche and christine
39:01blanche and christine
39:02blanche and christine
39:03blanche and christine
39:04blanche and christine
39:05blanche and christine
39:06Oh, my God.
39:59You are happy to be back with your friends?
40:03Oh, yes. Thank you.
40:05And the camp, how you find that?
40:09It's much better equipped than the old one.
40:12It is a good camp.
40:14No problem now, Captain Sato there.
40:17I not criticize Miss Hassan.
40:21She's very efficient.
40:23Very good administrator.
40:25Yes.
40:27But she's not man.
40:37Like you, Miss Hassan starts by work in office.
40:42You continue to work hard.
40:45Please, Japanese masters.
40:47You also achieve good position.
40:52You will take rest when you return to camp.
40:56Give to Miss Hassan.
40:57Yes, Major.
41:04I think this also makes women happy.
41:08Some of them.
41:09Come and have a look.
41:11Come and have a look.
41:13Oh, they've got mess you've got on.
41:15They've got mess you've got on.
41:15They've got mess you've got on.
41:19Excuse me.
41:21Can I get through?
41:23Oh, stop shoving.
41:24I'm sorry, but I must look.
41:25Excuse me.
41:26She might as well save her energy.
41:44What did she expect from sending you, Brisbane?
41:48No.
41:49But look who they are, Cindy.
41:51We're patriated.
41:54Me?
41:54Yeah, cross my heart.
41:57The list's just gone up.
41:58There aren't very many names on it, but yours is one.
42:02And there were no Brits on it at all.
42:04Not that we really expected it.
42:06And Dr. Tree, eh?
42:07Oh, yes.
42:08Why are they sending her home?
42:09Public demand, I shouldn't wonder.
42:12Seems she was from the Vichy area.
42:14Oh, the collaborators might have known.
42:16Be that as it may, she's a jolly good doctor.
42:18We're going to miss her.
42:20No, I'm not.
42:21Might get a work sheet out of Beatrice.
42:22Oh, yeah.
42:24You'll be in charge now, won't you?
42:26No, sorry.
42:27I'll say you'll be number one.
42:29Now old Frog Eyes is going.
42:30Yes, that's right.
42:31One of our lot with a bit of muscle.
42:33Perhaps we can start changing things.
42:35Frankly, I'm more concerned with keeping things as they are.
42:39Big B used to be a right old bat-lax.
42:41You look at her now.
42:42She's no chicken.
42:43You're no flaming chicken.
42:45But at least you've got some spunk.
42:51Some call it spunk, others bloody mindedness.
42:55Rose, can I have a word with you?
42:57When did you need permission?
42:59Profitly.
43:00I've been trying to get you alone since we came back from work.
43:10I've got something to tell you.
43:11Oh, I couldn't say anything before.
43:12I didn't want to raise your hopes.
43:15When I was at HQ yesterday, before they took me to the factory,
43:18one of the natives approached me.
43:20Oh, he knew I was an internee because of the armband,
43:22and he said he...
43:23He said he was part of their underground,
43:31and that he's in contact with some prisoners of the men's camp.
43:35Oh, I asked him to find out about Bernard, Kate's Tom as well.
43:38I saw him again today.
43:40Oh, it's all right.
43:41They're alive, and they're both there.
43:43Ah!
43:53Oh, it's all right.
44:23Oh, it's all right.
44:53Oh, it's all right.
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