Bon Voyage Page #3

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lost on purpose.

Luckily for you,

he needed you to carry

the precious message to England.

That's why he made you promise

to say goodbye to him.

- Is the RAF man ready?

- In a second, father.

You know Jeanne,

we were followed in the train today.

- No kidding.

- A guy from the Gestapo.

Anyway, our friends

have taken care of him.

- Was he alone?

- Yes.

That's strange.

They usually work in pairs.

Please excuse me

for putting you out like this.

- It's nothing.

- Oh, thank you.

- There we go.

- Goodbye, mademoiselle.

Thank you for everything.

I very much hope

to see you again.

Adieu, RAF. Bon voyage.

Let's go. Quickly.

Reims 776.

Hello. Caf du Commerce.

I'll not keep you waiting.

Let's just wait for the car to leave.

Arras 18.

Hello, number 18.

Htel des Voyageurs?

I'd like to speak to Mr Emberg.

Hello, Oskar. Good evening.

The pigeon has flown.

The message

nicely tucked under its wing.

You'd like me to join you? Fine.

Yes, I'm waiting for you.

Good evening.

You're thinking

about poor Jeanne, aren't you Sandy?

Yes.

I told her I'd see her again

after the war.

Yes, old boy.

All this is terrible.

But perhaps in France,

there will be a new tomb

under the Arc de Triomphe,

dedicated to the unknown civilian.

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