Island at War (2004) Season 1 Episode 4

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00:00:30You were on the island a week before you said you were?

00:00:45No.

00:00:46The old lady saw you?

00:00:47No.

00:00:48You've been wearing civilian clothes?

00:00:50No.

00:00:51You were seen?

00:00:53No.

00:00:54You shot our Lancer?

00:00:56No.

00:00:59Whose idea was it?

00:01:01Was what?

00:01:02To say you were from Hampshire.

00:01:03Mine.

00:01:04The senator's?

00:01:06No.

00:01:07You cooked it up between you?

00:01:08No.

00:01:09Where's the other one?

00:01:09What other?

00:01:10You didn't come from France.

00:01:12I did.

00:01:12There was no boat on the rocks.

00:01:14Well, that's why I left...

00:01:15You're a spy!

00:01:16No.

00:01:19Where's the other one?

00:01:20No.

00:01:23No.

00:01:23It's not a discussion, Senator.

00:01:50The runway is to extend by 250 metres from this lamp of trees to there.

00:01:54It's military. I can't provide the men.

00:01:57Commercial aircraft would benefit hugely. Extra flights, larger aircraft.

00:02:00Meaning bombers to bomb mainland Britain.

00:02:02You need 50 good men.

00:02:03I will cooperate on the civil side, but I will never assist your war effort.

00:02:0750 men and an architect.

00:02:08You never find 50 St. Gregory men willing.

00:02:10You might scruple at first, but an extra 10 shillings each should soon see to that.

00:02:13I'm not asking them, Baron.

00:02:16I'm not asking, Senator.

00:02:18The Hague Convention is quite clear on this.

00:02:21Paragraph 6, subclause 3.

00:02:22An occupied people should not be required to undertake...

00:02:24I also want it camouflaged.

00:02:27Paint the whole thing green.

00:02:29I'll need an extra 50 for that.

00:02:38He requires us with him.

00:02:40Where, sir?

00:02:41The barracks.

00:02:42La Salle.

00:02:42Well?

00:03:02Nothing.

00:03:03I'll try the Senator.

00:03:05He knows something.

00:03:07He'll break more easily than the Salle.

00:03:09Not the Senator.

00:03:11I'll be careful with him.

00:03:12I need him, Flack.

00:03:14Far more than informing on spies.

00:03:15I have an island to run, and you are to be careful with everybody.

00:03:18You mean La Salle?

00:03:19Too late.

00:03:20Not La Salle.

00:03:21I mean the islanders.

00:03:24Your driver's wife.

00:03:25I want her in.

00:03:26You are to be particularly careful with her.

00:03:28Then how do I get the information?

00:03:29That is up to you.

00:03:31There must be other ways of getting your questions answered.

00:03:33She's not likely to volunteer anything.

00:03:35Then use your imagination, Flack.

00:03:40Senator.

00:03:40Senator, please.

00:03:51What have you done to him?

00:03:54Oberloyden, Flack, asked him some questions.

00:03:57And now he is eager to talk to you.

00:04:00What?

00:04:01La Salle.

00:04:03He's a compass.

00:04:04When did he arrive?

00:04:05Whatever you can tell him.

00:04:06What kind of creature is, Flack?

00:04:10An enthusiast.

00:04:13I will find 50 men for the airport, Senator.

00:04:15If you refuse, I might conscript or offer incentives for which the states of St. Gregory were faced.

00:04:19Against the heat.

00:04:20Senator, please.

00:04:23La Salle.

00:04:24Well, he needs attention.

00:04:27You must lead to it.

00:04:28This is not a clinic, Senator.

00:04:30He's nothing to recover for.

00:04:31He'll be shot in a few days.

00:04:34Why?

00:04:35For spying.

00:04:37It's my reprisal.

00:04:39You should be pleased.

00:04:40Just one spy.

00:04:42As you know, I was thinking of shooting ten Islanders.

00:04:44Constable.

00:05:08Constable Schoffer.

00:05:10Constable Jonas.

00:05:11Of course.

00:05:11If we should have a party, where would we find girls?

00:05:18How would I know?

00:05:20Policemen know where to find girls.

00:05:22You even have one in the car?

00:05:24I don't know what you're talking about, mate.

00:05:26Wait.

00:05:27I know nothing about girls, but your party would be the last place I'd send them.

00:05:32Why is that?

00:05:33Would you send your daughter to one of your parties?

00:05:37You call me Seth.

00:05:39You hear?

00:05:41Yes.

00:05:41Problem, Leutnant?

00:05:43Baron.

00:05:46What is it?

00:05:48Disrespect, sir.

00:05:51Probably best if I do the disciplining, Leutnant, as he's my driver.

00:05:56Yes, sir.

00:05:59I am sure you are very busy.

00:06:01I will not tolerate disrespect, Constable, to any of my Lancers.

00:06:13You will remain on duty all tonight.

00:06:15I found it, sir.

00:06:31Of course the airport's military.

00:06:34Of course it is.

00:06:35Oh, of course it is.

00:06:36How can I ask 50 St Gregory a mentor?

00:06:39The poor lad's lying there.

00:06:46His face is a pulp.

00:06:48His arm looks broken.

00:06:52He seemed barely conscious.

00:06:53And it's my day.

00:06:55And it's my day.

00:06:58You realise?

00:07:00Angelique, I'm responsible.

00:07:04Might he have talked, sir?

00:07:07What about?

00:07:08If I'm correct, he wasn't alone, was he, sir?

00:07:17I'm afraid I don't know what you're talking about, but...

00:07:19Yes, it would be a remarkable individual who didn't talk under those circumstances.

00:07:25So shocking, the callous way he said he'd be shot.

00:07:29Supposed to be a court-martial, but, oh...

00:07:32German prosecution, German defence, ge...

00:07:41I have a question for you, Senator.

00:07:44Do you call them ladies of the night?

00:07:47What?

00:07:48Whores.

00:07:48What on earth are you talking about?

00:07:50A bunch has arrived from France, Senator Dorr, whose cargo includes 20 young women.

00:07:56They have no papers.

00:07:58Do they need papers, if you know what they're here for?

00:08:00Of course they need papers.

00:08:01They're not animals, Mr Dorr.

00:08:04But neither are they citizens of the right.

00:08:06Yeah, but they're working for you.

00:08:07They're certainly not working for me.

00:08:09Inasmuch as they're likely to relieve some of your island women, they could be said to be working for you.

00:08:15That's a ridiculous statement.

00:08:16They shoot the passers, Mr Dorr, and that will solve the problem.

00:08:19Better than your normal way of solving problems.

00:08:22At least you're not having them shot.

00:08:24We do not shoot people we need, Senator.

00:08:28Do try and stay useful.

00:08:29Do you know what they need?

00:08:41Do you know what it is?

00:08:43Do you know what they need?

00:08:45Make a line over there.

00:09:12Make a line.

00:09:15You, get in line.

00:09:20No, I'm from St. Gregory.

00:09:21I'm here to do their passing.

00:09:22No one works without being examined.

00:09:24I don't need examining.

00:09:25You all need examining.

00:09:27Leave her alone.

00:09:28She's a good girl.

00:09:29Quiet, the lot of you!

00:09:31I don't understand.

00:09:32I'm from the Senate.

00:09:33I'm here to deal with the...

00:09:34You will do as you're ordered.

00:09:37Name.

00:09:42Can I have your name, please?

00:09:44What is happening to these women?

00:09:56French whores being cleaned up before they're put to work.

00:09:59Take your pick.

00:10:00But when you shout at that, you know she isn't.

00:10:03I know she isn't.

00:10:05So why do you keep her?

00:10:07Because she's a prim-faced bitch.

00:10:10Do me a favor?

00:10:15Do me a favor.

00:10:16Ah.

00:10:17Ellen!

00:10:18Let her know it was me.

00:10:20Oh, try to find her.

00:10:23We'll beat the level.

00:10:24Have you seen it?

00:10:25Tschüss!

00:10:26Yes!

00:10:27Say it please!

00:10:28Yes!

00:10:29Amen!

00:10:30Yes!

00:10:31Yes!

00:10:32Yes!

00:10:34Yes!

00:10:35Yes!

00:10:36Yes!

00:10:37Yes!

00:10:38Yes!

00:10:39Yes!

00:10:40Yes!

00:10:41Yes!

00:10:42Yes!

00:11:07Mom?

00:11:12What do you want?

00:11:14Information.

00:11:17How to make a turnip pie.

00:11:22Eugene LaSalle.

00:11:25I know him.

00:11:26I know you do.

00:11:30Well?

00:11:33For how long have you known him?

00:11:35I knew his mother.

00:11:38And if this is about my bell mare thinking she saw him, well, the lad I saw wasn't him.

00:11:43And that's all I know.

00:11:44That's all you will say.

00:11:46When did you last see him?

00:11:48Dunno.

00:11:50Months since.

00:11:51What is this?

00:11:52A hankle?

00:11:53Spitfire.

00:11:54Oh, so.

00:11:55Will this win the war for you?

00:11:57When did you last see Eugene?

00:11:58Midsummer fair.

00:11:59Well, there's just been.

00:12:00Not this year.

00:12:01Last year.

00:12:02He was there.

00:12:03That's right.

00:12:04I remember.

00:12:06I wonder where he is now.

00:12:07You've got him.

00:12:08How did you know that?

00:12:09My bell mare told me.

00:12:10It must have been difficult for you when all my Lancers were here searching.

00:12:12It was.

00:12:14So many young men and you alone here with them for much of the time.

00:12:20You have the baron's protection, did you know?

00:12:21What?

00:12:22I cannot interrogate you as I normally would.

00:12:23Your husband being his driver.

00:12:24But, of course, if there is nothing more you know.

00:12:25There would be no point in any case.

00:12:26No point at all.

00:12:27No point at all.

00:12:28I would have to go.

00:12:29I would have to go.

00:12:30I would have to go.

00:12:31It must have been difficult for you when all my Lancers were here searching.

00:12:32It was.

00:12:33So many young men and you alone here with them for much of the time.

00:12:38You have the baron's protection, did you know?

00:12:40What?

00:12:41I cannot interrogate you as I normally would, your husband being his driver.

00:12:46But, of course, if there is nothing more you know, there would be no point in any

00:12:52case.

00:12:53No point at all.

00:12:54So, I will leave you to your turnip pie.

00:13:14You saw him off, Kathleen.

00:13:17Didn't I, Belmer?

00:13:23We both thought Eugene should hand himself in, James.

00:13:26Not just you.

00:13:34And he was very ready, too.

00:13:37You see, I'm terrified he might talk.

00:13:40Do you think he will?

00:13:41I suspect I would have.

00:13:47Let's get Phil back.

00:13:49How does that help Eugene?

00:13:50It helps Phil.

00:13:51We can't wash our hands of Eugene.

00:13:53No one's doing that.

00:13:54But while Phil's living rough, he can be picked up at any time.

00:13:57He's safer here, under their noses, as Mr. Bothersome.

00:14:00Yes, good thought.

00:14:01At least...

00:14:02At least we'd be involved.

00:14:06Eugene should never have surrendered.

00:14:10Phil was right.

00:14:11And I was so criminally wrong.

00:14:14We both were.

00:14:18Now they shoot him.

00:14:19It's almost impossible.

00:14:20He's a man.

00:14:21He was my body.

00:14:22He was a man that sounds bad.

00:14:23He's a woman who was a pleading yourself.

00:14:25He was a man right at his office.

00:14:26He's a man.

00:14:28He was a man that was a daughter.

00:14:29He had a man that was a man that was a man's 사�relsian.

00:14:30He was a man to pay for his arms.

00:14:32I was so father to get a lady right across the other.

00:14:33He was crazy.

00:14:34And I'm so sorry.

00:14:35I was so scared in that.

00:14:36He was a man.

00:14:37I just walked away from the night.

00:14:38I found him.

00:14:39I was so scared.

00:14:40I was scared.

00:14:41I was scared, but I was scared.

00:14:43And I was scared.

00:14:44My mind he was scared.

00:14:45Let me give you a lift home.

00:14:53I'm not going home.

00:14:58Then let me help you. I'm good with punctures.

00:15:00Really? Doesn't one have staff?

00:15:04Break your nails.

00:15:07My husband tells me you're going to murder Eugène LaSalle.

00:15:11He's a spy and he killed my lancer, probably.

00:15:15Probably. I don't think you know what you're doing.

00:15:20Why not offer an amnesty?

00:15:21Give your assurance that any British agents on the island,

00:15:24if they surrender, they'll be treated as prisoners of war.

00:15:27You see, I'm all for good relations, sir.

00:15:29Neutral respect and so forth, but things have become cosy.

00:15:34And execution will serve as a reminder of, firstly, who has the power,

00:15:37and secondly, lancer's matter.

00:15:40It's a young man's life.

00:15:42And how many more will be lost elsewhere today?

00:15:45Please, don't stand over me like that.

00:15:55Be careful not to pinch your inner tube.

00:15:57Don't tell me how to mend a puncture.

00:15:59But by all means, tell me how to run my occupation.

00:16:02We need a death, you see.

00:16:04If we could find a lancer's body, we could take reprisals,

00:16:07but as things stand, we can shoot a spy.

00:16:09It's something.

00:16:10Please.

00:16:12Please.

00:16:29How skilled you are.

00:16:32Will it be you that fires the bullets into the young LaSalle?

00:16:34No.

00:16:36One has staff.

00:16:37Let's go.

00:17:07You're Kathleen Jonas.

00:17:13What's this about?

00:17:15You will need a bag with you.

00:17:16You will not be coming back tonight.

00:17:20And what about the Baron?

00:17:22What about him?

00:17:22My husband's his driver, and he doesn't want us to be...

00:17:25I know nothing about that.

00:17:27Get your things.

00:17:28Colin.

00:17:37Let's go.

00:17:54Out you get.

00:17:55Well, at least it's not the prison.

00:18:03Not the prison.

00:18:04But you stay in all the same.

00:18:16That's all.

00:18:22Kathleen Jonas.

00:18:23Carrier's farm.

00:18:25Roche Noir.

00:18:26Dated there?

00:18:2723 January, 1904.

00:18:30Leave your bag here and come this way.

00:18:35Hello.

00:18:36We'll examine you first.

00:18:39If you know symptoms, after three days, you can leave.

00:18:41Otherwise, you're here to be uninfected.

00:18:44Uninfected with what?

00:18:46What do you think?

00:18:49Remove your underwear.

00:18:50Lie down on the bed.

00:18:51What?

00:18:51What for?

00:18:54Why am I being examined?

00:18:56Syphilis, of course.

00:18:57You jellybags are crawling with it.

00:19:01Now, that's enough.

00:19:02Just stop.

00:19:03You just get off me!

00:19:04Stop that!

00:19:04Get off me!

00:19:05And there's some help here.

00:19:07No, I did!

00:19:08Stop that!

00:19:08You!

00:19:09I am a married woman.

00:19:11And I have never looked at anyone but my husband.

00:19:14Not in my whole life.

00:19:15And I never would.

00:19:16Drop her down.

00:19:17I'm not here to be beaten.

00:19:18Get off me!

00:19:21Let's go!

00:19:37Colin.

00:19:40Colin, boy.

00:19:41Hey.

00:19:43Where's your mum?

00:19:46They took her for questioning.

00:19:48Who's they?

00:19:50Teal answers.

00:19:51Mum's headed to the prison.

00:19:53Like my grandma.

00:19:56They treat her well?

00:19:59They weren't rough with her.

00:20:03How long has she been gone?

00:20:05Since tea.

00:20:09I've done the milking.

00:20:12Goodbye.

00:20:14All right.

00:20:15Off to bed.

00:20:16You've done that already.

00:20:42And now she's doing it again.

00:20:48Sorry to wake you.

00:20:50You understand why you're here.

00:20:52It is for sanitary reasons we are examining every woman who has cohabited with our troops.

00:20:57I have not done anything with anyone.

00:21:00I heard you became violent.

00:21:01You must be concerned that people might hear.

00:21:04Is that why?

00:21:06I think it must be.

00:21:08Because what would life be like if word got out?

00:21:12Adultery.

00:21:13And with the Germans.

00:21:15And with so many of them.

00:21:18These things get out very quickly.

00:21:21No.

00:21:22Leave those.

00:21:22I can let you go, you know.

00:21:34With one word.

00:21:35Answer my questions.

00:21:37And no one will know.

00:21:40Or you can stay here.

00:21:42And the word will get out.

00:21:43No one will believe it.

00:21:52Oh, they would.

00:21:52They would.

00:21:54You saw Eugene LaSalle and another young man the day before we lost her lancer.

00:21:58The old lady was quite clear.

00:22:00And you told her to pretend she hadn't seen them.

00:22:02You knew they'd shot the lancer.

00:22:05She told us.

00:22:09Does your husband know you're here?

00:22:11What would he think?

00:22:15He was driving the Baron's car while you were alone with all those young lancers.

00:22:21He doesn't need to know you've been here at all.

00:22:25Tell me who the other man was.

00:22:28The island would know you for a jerry bag.

00:22:32Your husband would know about the young lancers.

00:22:36And you see.

00:22:38I have heard that your tests have proved it.

00:22:41It's because you can't beat me, isn't it?

00:22:49Just tell me!

00:22:50Who was the other man?

00:22:53So clever, Mr. Flach.

00:22:55Well, go on.

00:22:56You tell the whole island.

00:23:00Yes?

00:23:01You'll have to beat me, Mr. Flach.

00:23:03And what happens when your Baron hears that?

00:23:05You've got nothing, did you?

00:23:16You call this nothing?

00:23:17You call this nothing?

00:23:17There are 157 men currently infected, sir.

00:23:33Roughly 15% of our forces.

00:23:35The island is riddled with it.

00:23:37I think we brought it here, sir.

00:23:40And now it's being transmitted back and forth.

00:23:43So, I've authorised that any island woman known to cohabit is examined also.

00:23:48Yes, I'm mending wool, Senator.

00:23:51Should we think symbolism, do you suppose?

00:23:53I thought it was perfectly well mended already.

00:23:55Not much of a wall are you, Mr. Brotherson.

00:23:59Anything else, Muller?

00:24:01This evening, sir.

00:24:03A few girls, piano, accordion maybe.

00:24:06What sort of girls?

00:24:08Clean ones, sir.

00:24:09Definitely.

00:24:10Make sure they are.

00:24:12Yes, I don't mind, Muller.

00:24:14It will loving us up.

00:24:15Ah, before you go.

00:24:17Why are you doing this?

00:24:28Simple aesthetics.

00:24:30Such a fine old wall.

00:24:32I mean, La Salle.

00:24:35Oh, La Salle.

00:24:37Such a cruel misfortune.

00:24:39I'm sure he's done nothing to endanger the rag.

00:24:42It's not about that.

00:24:43What purpose will it serve?

00:24:45Islanders will become acutely aware of the dangers of spying and of harbouring spies.

00:24:51There are any number of ways of achieving that.

00:24:52But this is the most direct.

00:24:57Shoot me instead.

00:24:59What?

00:25:00Shoot me.

00:25:02Why on earth would I do that?

00:25:04It would serve the same purpose.

00:25:05More so, it would prove you're no respect to a status.

00:25:08What has it to do with you?

00:25:13I knew he was from the island.

00:25:15It was my suggestion he handed himself in.

00:25:19You must not tell Flag that.

00:25:21You must not shoot, La Salle.

00:25:23He's done nothing.

00:25:24It wasn't even his idea.

00:25:29So you knew he was spying.

00:25:32Who was the other one?

00:25:33I know nothing at all about another one.

00:25:42When Flag sees a garden wall, he sees a boundary.

00:25:46An enclosure of acclaimed territory.

00:25:49For him, barbed wire is as good.

00:25:52Don't ever tell him what you have just told me.

00:25:54Unusual place.

00:26:09Yeah, usual.

00:26:09You ready to flip, mate?

00:26:25Because it's that time of the hour.

00:26:26You're to be at Sulushen at three.

00:26:35More odd jobs.

00:26:37You've a long war ahead of you.

00:26:39I could still get picked up.

00:26:41Sure.

00:26:41Winnie will come for you personally.

00:26:44And how will he find you?

00:26:45Advertise?

00:26:46In the evening, Argos?

00:26:47There'll be a landing soon.

00:26:49You're here for the duration.

00:26:50You'd better have a shave.

00:26:56You look like a conchy.

00:27:08Are you wondering about this one?

00:27:14Sorry.

00:27:21Excuse me.

00:27:22Excuse me.

00:27:23So, they let you go.

00:27:24Yes.

00:27:25No thanks to you.

00:27:27I'm sorry.

00:27:29You knew I wasn't one of those women.

00:27:31And what did you do about it?

00:27:33Nothing.

00:27:34Well, I thought you'd prefer that.

00:27:35Whenever I have tried to do anything for you or get to know you,

00:27:37you have turned me away.

00:27:38Of course I have.

00:27:40Why would I do otherwise?

00:27:42So, why do you run after me now?

00:27:44Run after you?

00:27:46I happen to see you.

00:27:47Just, please, don't ever come to our shop again.

00:27:52Angelique!

00:27:53Stop.

00:27:54I don't want to be seen with you.

00:27:56Stop.

00:27:57Come in here.

00:28:13Hitler's been the worst possible thing for our country.

00:28:15There are many of us who believe that.

00:28:18That's very easy to say.

00:28:19And at the same time, fight for him.

00:28:21No, it's very difficult.

00:28:25Do you mean you want England to win the war?

00:28:27But there shouldn't be a war.

00:28:28It's a bit late for that.

00:28:39She doesn't think you should be with me.

00:28:47You killed my father.

00:28:49I know.

00:28:50So how can you...

00:28:51I must have killed many people's fathers.

00:28:55You know, I've been on 14 raids so far.

00:28:58How many bombs is that?

00:28:59How many deaths?

00:28:59I suppose I will go on killing until it is my turn.

00:29:04But I hate to know about those that have died.

00:29:07I would like them all to remain anonymous.

00:29:09He was a beautiful man.

00:29:13Generous, loving, funny.

00:29:21Frustratingly diffident.

00:29:22And he always looked for the best in people.

00:29:28And always found it.

00:29:32He was truly loved.

00:29:34He was 23.

00:29:44No particular talents, but inoffensive.

00:29:49Failed his law exams.

00:29:52Loved by his mother.

00:29:55Extremely sorry for himself.

00:30:02You could desert?

00:30:04Oh, to be shot.

00:30:06Before killing anyone else.

00:30:08Isn't that better?

00:30:08No.

00:30:09I wouldn't like you to be shot.

00:30:12Am I supposed to be grateful?

00:30:20No.

00:30:29You're wasting your time.

00:30:32You killed my father.

00:30:33Oh, Germany.

00:30:34You killed your father, Hitler.

00:30:35Oh, Mummy.

00:30:36Meet the man who drops the bombs.

00:30:37There are already many thousands of dead Germans.

00:30:39Do I blame you for them?

00:30:40I don't fly a bomber plane.

00:30:42This is a ridiculous conversation.

00:30:45You know, I said you were stupid.

00:30:46Well, I think you are.

00:30:48If you can't see that we have no choice,

00:30:50either of us, any of us.

00:30:51So I'm stupid.

00:30:53So I'm stupid.

00:30:53About this, yes.

00:30:55You know, one day I am at law school.

00:30:56The next, I am conscripted, put in a uniform, put on a plane, taught how to navigate and how

00:31:01to drop bombs.

00:31:02What choice do I have?

00:31:03And I can't be interested.

00:31:05What choice do I have?

00:31:08Don't be interested.

00:31:09Just be human.

00:31:10Be civil.

00:31:12There's no point.

00:31:16Well, except that you are being, actually.

00:31:18You know, you are here.

00:31:19We are having tea.

00:31:20You are being human and civil.

00:31:26And you know, I think you are interested.

00:31:29Because if you weren't, you'd be up and away, especially when I said stupid.

00:31:36You're quite arrogant, aren't you?

00:31:39Is that how I seem?

00:31:40I don't think I am.

00:31:42Yes.

00:31:44Arrogant, opinionated, and self-centred.

00:31:47Why don't you go on sitting there?

00:32:08Ah, Mr. Brotherson.

00:32:09Long last.

00:32:10Need you in the orchard.

00:32:11It's horribly overgrown.

00:32:13Have you seen me arrive?

00:32:14A couple of lances.

00:32:15I came in the back.

00:32:16I need to get you cleaned up.

00:32:17I'll leave a razor in the gardener's shed.

00:32:19Any news of Eugene?

00:32:21What have you heard?

00:32:22Nothing.

00:32:23I'm asking you.

00:32:25Phil, they have some kind of party on tonight.

00:32:27Once that's on, we'll talk properly.

00:32:28Miss Merhay, I took the liberty of obtaining your address from the 50-50 club.

00:32:55Have I done something wrong?

00:32:57We are having a soiree this evening.

00:33:00I would like permission to accompany your singing on the piano, for which I will pay you.

00:33:09Think of it as work.

00:33:11It won't be fraternizing.

00:33:13Will there be just Germans there?

00:33:18No.

00:33:18There will certainly be locals there.

00:33:21I think it's fraternizing.

00:33:23Miss Merhay, I pay for my laundry.

00:33:27I pay the garage for my puncture to be mended.

00:33:29I pay for my haircuts.

00:33:32Without payment, it might be a concern.

00:33:34But what is the difference between the man who mends my punctures and the girl who sings for me?

00:33:38I pay.

00:33:40Strictly business, Miss Merhay.

00:33:42Strictly business, Miss Merhay.

00:33:43I pay.

00:33:44I pay.

00:33:45Strictly business, Miss Merhay.

00:33:46Miss Merhay.

00:33:47Miss Merhay.

00:33:48Miss Merhay.

00:33:49Miss Merhay.

00:33:50Miss Merhay.

00:33:51Miss Merhay.

00:33:52Miss Merhay.

00:33:53Miss Merhay.

00:33:54Miss Merhay.

00:33:55Miss Merhay.

00:33:56Miss Merhay.

00:33:57Miss Merhay.

00:33:58Miss Merhay.

00:33:59Miss Merhay.

00:34:00Miss Merhay.

00:34:01Miss Merhay.

00:34:02Miss Merhay.

00:34:03Miss Merhay.

00:34:04Miss Merhay.

00:34:05Miss Merhay.

00:34:06Miss Merhay.

00:34:07Miss Merhay.

00:34:08Miss Merhay.

00:34:09Where are you thinking, Walker?

00:34:22To the audience, sir.

00:34:39Yo! Come here.

00:34:54What are you doing here?

00:34:57Mr. Brother's in your back again.

00:34:59We must do some more walling together.

00:35:01But for now, go somewhere else. We need this area.

00:35:09We need a chair, Lassane.

00:35:37I... I don't know.

00:35:41See if you can manage.

00:35:47Load.

00:35:51Take aim.

00:35:56Fire.

00:36:07I'll take this tree down.

00:36:15Sir?

00:36:16I don't want it as an emblem for resistance.

00:36:18Please.

00:36:37He was called Eugene LaSalle.

00:36:41One never knows with you Islanders.

00:36:45Perhaps you knew him.

00:36:46You have a good saw in the shed, Mr. Brotherson.

00:37:08You heard the shots, Mrs. Dore.

00:37:11And yes, of course, I do regret it.

00:37:13I've asked Mr. Brotherson to take down the tree

00:37:16and cut it up into small logs and put it in storage.

00:37:30What had he done?

00:37:33He spied.

00:37:35And he probably killed a lancer, too.

00:37:37You're a lousy wall on Mr. Brotherson, you know that?

00:37:44Yes.

00:37:46Don't ever be tempted to mix with spice.

00:37:51Winter fuel.

00:37:53Much needed.

00:37:54All right.

00:38:10Corned beef, condensed milk, tinned salmon.

00:38:14And where do you want these, Mrs. Murphy?

00:38:16Can you explain, are these mine, are these yours?

00:38:18Whose?

00:38:19They're ours.

00:38:20Not many shops will have tinned salmon.

00:38:23We'll keep these, uh, separate.

00:38:25I'll be fair with you.

00:38:27Your stock stays yours until it's sold.

00:38:29It's very fair.

00:38:31Soon everything will be ours and life will be simple.

00:38:35In here are names and numbers.

00:38:39You keep it hidden.

00:38:40So, it's never Captain Kartoffel who buys potatoes.

00:38:44It's number 22.

00:38:45Conrad Kerbis doesn't buy a pumpkin.

00:38:46It's number 33.

00:38:47No names.

00:38:48Understand?

00:38:49You're not saying I must only sell to Germans.

00:38:51God forbid.

00:38:51We want to make money.

00:38:53Now, salmon.

00:38:55I paid four marks the tin.

00:38:56You sell at eight marks.

00:38:57Marks are worthless.

00:38:59The Wehrmacht have is paid in marks.

00:39:01I'll accept marks.

00:39:02But encourage sterling, which at least holds some value.

00:39:04Well, marks or sterling, be prudent.

00:39:07Always double the price of commodities.

00:39:09We should respond to current necessities.

00:39:10People are in grave need of fish at the moment.

00:39:12In fact, they're quite desperate for it.

00:39:14We should charge quadruple.

00:39:18She's a businesswoman.

00:39:21So, you'll have two hours to do what you need.

00:39:23Have a washboard on your good frock.

00:39:25And then we can go there on my motorbike.

00:39:27Oh, I could send a car for you.

00:39:29But come on the bike.

00:39:30It will be more fun.

00:39:32I have a good warm scarf.

00:39:33I'm not coming.

00:39:35Of course you are.

00:39:36It will be so much fun.

00:39:39Muller has procured an apple pie.

00:39:40And there will be so much brandy.

00:39:41And there will be music.

00:39:44Yes.

00:39:45And that's an order.

00:39:47I'm sorry, Lieutenant Walker.

00:39:48You don't order someone to go out with you.

00:39:51Well, I do.

00:39:52Didn't you enjoy the 50-50 club?

00:39:54You did.

00:39:56Oh.

00:39:57You're not still upset about the Jewish thing?

00:39:59Upset?

00:40:00Well, so you are.

00:40:01OK, I promise we won't mention it.

00:40:05I'm not coming.

00:40:07Please.

00:40:08No.

00:40:11This is ridiculous.

00:40:13It will be such a good evening.

00:40:15Good.

00:40:16Then order someone else.

00:40:17Hello.

00:40:19Hello.

00:40:21This is a very ugly bird.

00:40:23What is it doing here?

00:40:24She came with a business.

00:40:25She belongs to Mr Isaacs.

00:40:27Oh.

00:40:28So a Jewish parrot.

00:40:29Well, you can tell with a big nose, eh?

00:40:41So you won't come?

00:40:43Of course I won't.

00:40:44The population is herewith notified that Eugène Lassalle, born on 16th April 1919, residing in Plansolil, Department Finisterre,

00:41:13has been sentenced to death by the German War Court and has been shot.

00:41:19This has been done because he was spying on behalf of the enemy and willfully supporting England in the war against the German Empire.

00:41:26German War Court.

00:41:28Von Rheingarten.

00:41:29Commandant.

00:41:30Such a cultured people.

00:41:34Poor things.

00:41:35They're treated like animals.

00:41:37Herded onto the island, then disinfected like dipping sheep.

00:41:41At least they're being looked after.

00:41:45That's the bracelet Daddy gave you.

00:41:47I never wore it while he was alive.

00:41:49I barely even thanked him for it.

00:41:58He wouldn't have minded.

00:42:09I thought you didn't have the club tonight.

00:42:12Someone cancelled.

00:42:12So you'll be late again?

00:42:15Does it matter?

00:42:16That depends.

00:42:20There's been an execution.

00:42:24Did you know about it?

00:42:26If it's who, I think.

00:42:27It was a Lassalle.

00:42:29I was at school with a Raymond Lassalle.

00:42:31This was Eugène, his older brother.

00:42:34My God.

00:42:35Spying, apparently.

00:42:37What are you putting with that?

00:42:39There's half a cabbage here.

00:42:40And we can make fish cakes out of the tinned salmon.

00:42:44I don't feel like eating.

00:42:46No, you need to.

00:42:47It's a better meal than most will have tonight.

00:42:49I can't think of food.

00:42:51That's all I can think of.

00:42:53When Eugene's been shot.

00:42:55Your father was bombed.

00:42:57At least there was a reason for Eugène Lassalle.

00:42:59It's as if your father never happened.

00:43:08I mean, I'm not asking for sackcloth and ashes, but...

00:43:11Clubs, singing.

00:43:13What else?

00:43:14She feels it deeply.

00:43:16And I don't believe there is anything else.

00:43:18If she feels it deeply, then why do I never sense it?

00:43:22Do you sense it with me?

00:43:23Not greatly, if I'm honest.

00:43:25But at least you're not flinging yourself at them.

00:43:26You don't know what I'm doing.

00:43:30Like you don't know what June's doing.

00:43:32You're making assumptions.

00:43:33I can imagine what June's doing.

00:43:34Then what am I doing?

00:43:35Why?

00:43:36Is there something to tell?

00:43:41We couldn't tell you even if there was.

00:43:45We'd be letting you down.

00:43:48You're so fixed on being contained and efficient

00:43:53and running the shop, running the house.

00:43:56You've got to keep going.

00:43:57You mustn't give in.

00:44:00So we do the same.

00:44:04Anger is easier.

00:44:06You can grieve for your husband, you know.

00:44:09It is permitted.

00:44:10But not helpful.

00:44:12And so we can't grieve for our father.

00:44:14Except when you're not around, which we do frequently.

00:44:17So it's deeply hurtful to be told we don't feel.

00:44:20It will pass, won't it?

00:44:35Everything does.

00:44:36Don't sit under the apple tree

00:44:52with anyone else but me

00:44:54with anyone else but me

00:44:57with anyone else but me

00:44:59No, no, no

00:45:00Don't sit under the apple tree

00:45:02with anyone else but me

00:45:05Till I come marching home

00:45:08Oh, I see.

00:45:10Don't go walking down lovers lane

00:45:13with anyone else but me

00:45:15Anyone else but me

00:45:18Anyone else but me

00:45:20No, no, no

00:45:21Don't go walking down lovers lane

00:45:23with anyone else but me

00:45:26Where are these girls from, Walker?

00:45:29Round and about, sir.

00:45:31Where did you find them?

00:45:34Some of the ranks knew exactly where to find them.

00:45:37You are aware of the infection problem, are you, Walker?

00:45:41Sir?

00:45:42None are to go upstairs.

00:45:45I don't want officers mixing with their sort.

00:46:01Anyone else but me

00:46:03Anyone else but me

00:46:05No, no, no

00:46:06Don't sit under the apple pie

00:46:08the blood's not dry on their hands

00:46:19there's been a fair sprinkling of girls arrived

00:46:23brought up for the celebrations

00:46:25they might not know of course

00:46:28they might not even care

00:46:30time to risk Phil do you think

00:46:38if you do bed in the cellar

00:47:08there's a party next door now as a good time as any

00:47:11don't forget your bag

00:47:15where are we going

00:47:34doesn't matter

00:47:37you don't even know my name

00:47:39I don't need to know your name

00:47:41I don't like it standing up

00:47:44could we go somewhere else

00:47:46ow that hurts

00:47:48you didn't stop resisting

00:47:50you're stupid

00:47:52turn around

00:47:55I won't turn around

00:47:57turn around

00:47:58someone's there

00:48:02who's there

00:48:03it's me like no walker

00:48:05what

00:48:05mrs. door

00:48:06my god how dare you

00:48:09how dare you

00:48:10on my property

00:48:11what are you doing here

00:48:13none of your business

00:48:14so you stood there while

00:48:15what

00:48:16should I have interrupted

00:48:18don't tell the commandant

00:48:22just get out

00:48:23if you are tempted to tell the commandant

00:48:32mrs. door

00:48:33just remember

00:48:33you are out after curfew

00:48:36I'm often out after curfew

00:48:38lieutenant walker

00:48:38and the last time

00:48:40I was in the company

00:48:41of your commandant

00:48:42I should not have said that

00:49:12you killed him

00:49:20it was your idea

00:49:23you

00:49:23we know

00:49:24they killed him

00:49:26we tried to help

00:49:27you were wrong

00:49:28you were so sure

00:49:31but

00:49:31we were wrong Phil

00:49:32but we didn't kill him

00:49:34so did he crack and confess

00:49:37but he couldn't have

00:49:39or they'd have got me

00:49:40or is the baron playing a game

00:49:42does he know

00:49:43seems to have an interest in me

00:49:45I don't think he's a clue

00:49:46he just likes you

00:49:47god

00:49:48so if LaSalle didn't crack

00:49:53why did they shoot him

00:49:54I don't really think

00:49:56it was about Eugene Phil

00:49:58they wanted to shoot someone

00:50:00they were looking out

00:50:01for a candidate

00:50:02and unfortunately

00:50:03Eugene fit the bill

00:50:04we underestimated them

00:50:06I think he was straight away

00:50:07he was from the island

00:50:07so we're keeping you here

00:50:11Phil

00:50:12as far as the baron's concerned

00:50:13we've taken you on as a fixture

00:50:14and you can sneak down here

00:50:15every night after dark

00:50:16it's hell

00:50:17yes

00:50:17what else do you suggest

00:50:20and it's pointless

00:50:21completely pointless

00:50:25Phil

00:50:26we're trying to help

00:50:27like you did Eugene

00:50:30Zelda

00:50:51Zelda

00:50:52Zelda

00:50:52I know you're up there

00:51:16come down

00:51:16please

00:51:35you have to let me in

00:51:36it's too late

00:51:38it's

00:51:39it's only ten o'clock

00:51:43I've come to apologise

00:51:46you don't need to

00:51:47I do

00:51:48I

00:51:49I should have asked you nicely

00:51:51I was too demanding

00:51:52and

00:51:52I should not have joked about the parrot

00:51:55I have nothing against them

00:51:57some of my best friends are parrots

00:52:01you're drunk

00:52:03I'm not drunk

00:52:04I had a few drinks

00:52:06please

00:52:09let me in

00:52:10I need to speak to you

00:52:12I can't let you in

00:52:13then I am going to spend

00:52:16a very cold night

00:52:17on your doorstep

00:52:18and I will sing

00:52:19all night long

00:52:21and I have a worse voice

00:52:22than a cat

00:52:22all right

00:52:25dreaming

00:52:27of my dreamboat

00:52:31in the moonlight

00:52:32schnapps

00:52:52best

00:52:54let's go up to your flat

00:53:06no

00:53:08you should have come with me tonight

00:53:19your friend

00:53:22your friend was there

00:53:23um

00:53:23oh

00:53:26beat me that

00:53:28he ate to the bar

00:53:29June

00:53:29good singer

00:53:30but those other girls

00:53:34thought it would go with anyone

00:53:37now I blame you Zelda

00:53:43I found myself in a shed

00:53:46with one of them

00:53:47can you believe that

00:53:48me

00:53:49I just want to be friend

00:53:57I'm so bloody lonely

00:53:58I just want a girl

00:53:59that I can respect

00:54:00you know that it's your fault

00:54:07if you had come with me

00:54:09I never would have done it

00:54:10let's go upstairs

00:54:18no

00:54:21please

00:54:22won't do anything

00:54:24we'll talk

00:54:26you can drink some schnapps

00:54:29tell me all about yourself

00:54:31and I get to know you

00:54:34and you get to know me

00:54:36no

00:54:36please come

00:54:37no please

00:54:37no no

00:54:38no more please

00:54:39come upstairs

00:54:41learn more about

00:54:43no

00:54:43I'm going to be very clear with you

00:54:50Leutnant Walker

00:54:51you were just talking about a certain sort of girl

00:54:55the one you ended up with in the shed

00:54:57I am not that sort of girl

00:54:58and I will not let you upstairs to my flat

00:55:00if you respect me

00:55:03you'll leave now

00:55:06and in the morning

00:55:08and in the morning when the schnapps is worn off

00:55:09I promise you will be glad that you did

00:55:11have you ever shot anyone

00:55:17no of course I haven't

00:55:21but no

00:55:21no of course

00:55:22I was with the firing squad this afternoon

00:55:29I gave the order

00:55:32it's interesting that

00:55:39that moment of absolute power

00:55:42there's none greater I suppose

00:55:44in a sense

00:55:47it's

00:55:48a privilege

00:55:49to experience it

00:55:50not many do after all

00:55:53no

00:55:56there's a life

00:55:57and then

00:55:59no life

00:56:01at my command

00:56:04I am so glad

00:56:26you believe

00:56:27we are going to get to know each other better

00:56:30and I am so glad

00:56:34that you are not like those other girls

00:56:35I am so glad

00:57:05I do appreciate this

00:57:07you driving me home

00:57:10they are quite human

00:57:19some of them

00:57:21I mean if it wasn't for the uniforms

00:57:24we sing

00:57:26we dance

00:57:27we enjoy the same music

00:57:29we execute young soldiers

00:57:30Eugene LaSalle

00:57:34I knew him

00:57:37you knew him

00:57:38but they wouldn't have had anything to do with it

00:57:40it would be a different department

00:57:43so where did it happen then

00:57:45the prison

00:57:47did you dance with lieutenant walker tonight miss

00:57:51no but he was there

00:57:52and the baron

00:57:55for a while

00:57:56where's your dad miss

00:58:00off fighting

00:58:01my father was killed

00:58:04in the harbour aid

00:58:05and this honours his memory

00:58:07but holy than thou

00:58:11I am holier than no one

00:58:13I am king

00:58:14beef

00:58:32who's

00:58:33who's

00:58:34who's

00:58:36who's

00:58:37who's

00:58:39who's

00:58:39what's

00:58:40Miss Mahi, I'd like to remind you what's going on here.

00:59:07Those nice men you spent evening with, it was them who shot your friend.

00:59:12And you know where it happened?

00:59:14Fifty yards from where you were partying, outside in the garden.

00:59:18I... I was paid for the evening.

00:59:21I wasn't fraternising.

00:59:23You was paid?

00:59:24Not like that! I'm a singer. It was an engagement.

00:59:28Well, that's not party. Party, drinks, singing, dance the night away and paid into the bargain.

00:59:33You ought to be bloody ashamed, you little trollop.

00:59:37I'm fleeing from Lightning Walker.

00:59:54And I'm sorry, I assumed Angelique knew where you'd be tonight.

00:59:57Well, I was paid.

01:00:02Alright?

01:00:04I was paid.

01:00:05Yes, alright.

01:00:06I went to sing.

01:00:08But say I went to flirt.

01:00:09No, June, listen, I'm not angry.

01:00:11Well, Mummy will be when you tell her.

01:00:13And you can tell her.

01:00:15Say I spent the evening with a bunch of murderers who come from shooting Eugene.

01:00:19And tell her how much I enjoyed it.

01:00:29We can't help who we like.

01:00:30I came to offer you a brandy.

01:00:46I wouldn't touch your brandy.

01:00:49How can you celebrate after what you did today?

01:00:52That weight of righteousness is very heavy, Mrs. Dore.

01:00:57Keep up this moral indignation and come the war's end, you'll have drowned in it.

01:01:03How many lives will I have saved by one inconsequential execution?

01:01:08Inconsequential?

01:01:09Yes, you English, with your hypocrisy and sentiment.

01:01:12You're as bloody as any race on earth.

01:01:15Put a record on the ground before it.

01:01:17I certainly will not.

01:01:21Are you staying here?

01:01:23Yes.

01:01:24Then I am not.

01:01:25Sit down.

01:01:27No.

01:01:28Sit down!

01:01:40Where is your husband?

01:01:42I suspect he's working.

01:01:44He's in the house?

01:01:45Most certainly.

01:01:47I believe I heard you order my wife to sit down.

01:02:02I did.

01:02:03You are aware this is her house.

01:02:06This is going somewhere, isn't it?

01:02:10Is it to end in a challenge?

01:02:12Are we to fight?

01:02:13What is the English way?

01:02:14Oh, I'd gladly fight you, Barrett.

01:02:15Then we shall.

01:02:17What will we be fighting for?

01:02:19For?

01:02:20Nothing.

01:02:21James.

01:02:21About?

01:02:22Plenty.

01:02:24Your manner.

01:02:25Your overbearing, bullying attitude.

01:02:27Your assumption of mental superiority when you're simply a butchering thug.

01:02:31But mainly, mainly for your condescension in trying to appropriate my wife.

01:02:36And to the victor, the spoils.

01:02:39Please, James, this is too shaming.

01:02:41A butchering thug would call in his henchman.

01:02:43Use a revolver.

01:02:44Do so.

01:02:44When was the last time you fought, Senator?

01:02:48Not since school.

01:02:49James!

01:02:51You know we fight regularly in training.

01:02:53For God's sake, James, stop it!

01:02:58It's barbaric!

01:03:03I do believe you have loosened a lot of my teeth.

01:03:08Surely we can now share that brandy, huh?

01:03:17Please, Baron, just go.

01:03:20Please, Baron, just go.

01:03:50I didn't say a word to him.

01:04:06Didn't cut his eye all the way.

01:04:10All that dry from the prison to the house.

01:04:14Trying to think of a word of comfort to say to him.

01:04:18I couldn't think of one.

01:04:21What do you say?

01:04:22What can you say?

01:04:25There's nothing, Wilf.

01:04:27Oh, the poor lad.

01:04:30You can't even say I'm with you because you ain't.

01:04:33It ain't you who's gonna be shot.

01:04:36He's on his own and he knows it.

01:04:39And you know it.

01:04:40He'll have felt you on his side, Wilf.

01:04:45He'll have known.

01:04:48You told me again.

01:04:51They didn't hurt you, did they?

01:04:52No.

01:04:53Prison.

01:04:54Prison.

01:05:01Yes.

01:05:03Filthy bastards.

01:05:06Fine, Wilf.

01:05:07Nothing happened.

01:05:09They just asked me a few questions and then they let me go.

01:05:12Thank God.

01:05:20Thank God.

01:05:24That's my word.

01:05:26That's my word.

01:05:28I will be all right.

01:05:34I will do.

01:05:39I will do.

01:05:40I will do.

01:05:40Oh, my God.

01:06:10Oh, my God.

01:06:41And she was, wasn't she?

01:06:44A party with the enemy.

01:06:47What else is it?

01:06:49I'm not your enemy.

01:06:51Of course you are, Bernhardt.

01:06:59Of course you are.

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