When the Wind Blows
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1:11:01
They don't look like veins to me.
1:11:03
I don't like the look of it.
1:11:05
Oh... Oh, you are... you are a baby!
1:11:09
You're a worn... worn...
born worrier, you are, you know.

1:11:13
Now, you just try and look on the bright side,
eh, ducks? Hm?

1:11:16
Look! Look!
1:11:19
I've even got funny blotches on my skin, see?
1:11:22
And I... I'm a man.
1:11:25
Yes...
Yes, too much tinned food. That's all that is.

1:11:30
Yes.
1:11:33
Pilchards never did agree with me.
1:11:36
I must put some skin lotion on those spots.
1:11:40
Yes. Oh, they'll... they'll soon clear up.
1:11:43
I'll pop down to the chemist...
chemist in the morning.

1:11:47
I'll get some... get some ointment.
1:11:49
Yes.
1:11:51
We could do with some lozzenges
or pastilles, too.

1:11:58
- I've still got a terrible throat.
- Yes, so have I.

1:12:03
I wonder...
1:12:05
...if they'll be able to sell us some water.
1:12:08
I'm going to have an early night, James.
1:12:13
We could do with a good long rest
after that blessed bomb.

1:12:17
Oh, yes, yes.
It's bound to take it out of you, a thing like that.

1:12:22
Yeah, it's a... it's a shock to the system.
1:12:26
Oh, yes. I expect so.
1:12:29
Oh!
1:12:32
Look!
1:12:35
My hair's coming out!
1:12:36
Don't... Don't worry, dearest.
1:12:39
Don't worry, don't worry.
1:12:41
Women don't go bald. No!
1:12:43
That's... That's a scientific fact.
1:12:49
Shall we get into those paper bags again?
1:12:52
Well, whatever for, dear?
1:12:55
Well, you never know.

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