:53:02
You are British, aren't you?
There's no need to be afraid of me.
:53:06
l was passing bricks
back there myself.
:53:09
l couldn't think what to say to them.
l just kept repeating myself.
:53:14
You are British, aren't you?
:53:19
Well, the war's over, you see.
l've been sent on ahead.
:53:23
To look after you.
:53:27
Smoke?
:53:30
They're the real stuff. From home.
:53:33
Players for you, remember?
:53:38
What's the matter?
:53:49
What's the matter?
:53:51
The war is over.
:54:32
Welcome to Changi, sir.
:54:35
Thank God somebody here is normal.
:54:38
l'm Capt. Weaver. l've been sent
to look after the camp...
:54:41
...until the main lot arrives,
which could be any moment now.
:54:46
l began to wonder if there was
something wrong with me.
:54:51
Most of them are in a state of shock, sir.
lt's been a long time.
:54:56
Yes, l suppose it has.
:54:59
-You're not British, are you?
-No, l'm American, sir. Cpl. King.