:57:03
Why didn't they tell me?
Why... Why didn't they tell me?
:57:07
- Franz! Franz!
- Now I can't walk any more!
:57:10
You must be thankful that you've
come off with only that.
:57:19
I wanted to be a forester once.
:57:23
You can yet. They make artificial legs
that are wonderful.
:57:28
And you're through too.
You can go home. Think of that.
:57:32
We brought your things
for you. See?
:57:35
Put 'em under the bed.
:57:44
That's a marvellous pair of boots.
:57:48
Look at that leather!
:57:50
What comfort.
:57:52
I was just thinking.
:57:57
If you're not going to be using these,
Franz, why don't you leave 'em with us?
:58:02
What good are they to you?
I can use 'em.
:58:06
My boots give me blister
after blister...
:58:14
Well, we'll be going, Franz.
:58:16
Oh, don't go.
Stay just a little while longer.
:58:21
- I'll come right back.
- We'll be coming soon again, Franz.
:58:24
- I know you'll be feeling better.
- Bye.
:58:26
- Bye.
- Goodbye, Franz.
:58:28
(Albert)
You think he"ll last till after mess?
:58:30
- I don't think...
- Done for.
:58:35
(Paul) Boys, you go along.
l"ll see you later.
:58:37
(Soldiers)
Goodbye. All right, Paul.
:58:43
I'm sorry, Paul.
:58:45
I wouldn't touch a thing
of his if he could use it.
:58:49
I'd go barefoot over barbed wire
for him if it'd do him any good.
:58:53
Only... Only why should
some orderly get those boots?
:58:56
I understand, Mueller.
We're all alike out here.