When the Wind Blows
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1:13:00
There might be another one while we're asleep.
1:13:02
Well, I... I suppose it er... wouldn't hurt.
1:13:06
It... It would be a...
a sensible precautionary m-measure

1:13:11
in the... in the... in the circumstances.
1:13:14
After all, really, this is an all-out war situation,
1:13:20
and er... Well, I mean,
1:13:22
another I... lBM... might... might come over.
1:13:30
Oh, it's stuffy in these bags.
1:13:33
Yes.
1:13:35
Now you know what it feels like to be a potato.
1:13:40
I should hate that,
being buried in the ground.

1:13:44
Oh, yes. Yes, so would I.
1:13:47
- Give me... cremation every time.
Oh, me too.

1:13:54
We'd better just stay here
and wait for the... emergency services to arrive.

1:14:01
Y- y-yes. Yes, they'll...
they'll take... they'll take good care of us.

1:14:06
We won't have to worry about... about a thing.
1:14:09
Just... Just leave everything to them.
1:14:15
The governmental authorities...
will know what to do with us.

1:14:20
The powers that be...
1:14:23
...will get to us in the end.
1:14:27
You have got the box with our medical
cards and birth certificates, haven't you?

1:14:32
Yes, dear, yes.
1:14:35
They're quite safe.
1:14:40
Shall we pray, dear?
1:14:44
Pray?
- Yes.

1:14:46
Oh, crumbs. Rr... Who... Who to?
1:14:51
Well, God, of course.
1:14:54
Oh... Oh, I see.
1:14:56
Y- yes. If you think it... it er...
would be... would be the correct thing. Hm?


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