:33:02
Betray him to what, Colonel Huxley,
his grave?
:33:05
I haven't forgotten about another boy...
:33:07
...a boy who was buried at El Alamein.
:33:10
Do you think you and Andy
could ever live in peace?
:33:14
This would destroy both of you,
even if you got away with it.
:33:18
I knew this was going to happen.
Why did I let it?
:33:21
Colonel, where is our war?
:33:23
Tell me, why do I have to give him up?
:33:25
- Tell me.
- He's a man. He has a job to do.
:33:29
You're no different than millions
of other women in this war.
:33:32
You know what you have to do.
:33:59
Andy, hold me.
:34:01
Hold me tightly, darling.
Hold me.
:34:04
Honey, you're all upset.
I'm here now. I'm here.
:34:12
I'm not going back to the ship.
:34:16
I said I'm not going back.
:34:19
I expected it.
:34:21
We can make it.
I got it all figured out.
:34:24
I got a place in Ngaio where I can hide.
Then we'll make a run for it.
:34:27
Fly to a south island, maybe Australia.
:34:31
Three or four years, we can come back.
:34:34
All right, Andy.
:34:36
You mean it, honey?
:34:39
- You really mean it?
- Yes, Andy.
:34:42
We'd best pack right away.
:34:45
- I'd better not take your radio.
- What do you mean?
:34:48
You don't want to hear it
when your battalion lands.
:34:51
What will we call the baby?
:34:53
We should have
a nice, common name.
:34:55
We won't be able
to give him our own, you know.
:34:59
- Let's not worry about that too much.
- Cut it out.