Eight Hours of Terror Page #4

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- We've no time for that.

- For me, every second counts.

Get ready. We'll soon be there.

Driver, no more stopping!

The baby needs to be treated

by a real doctor.

This fellow is a proper doctor.

Will getting water help the baby?

You've no rights to stop this bus.

This baby has the same rights as you.

Then what about our right

to catch the train?

- He's right.

- Wait till we get to town.

That baby's more precious

than all of you put together.

Shut up, you whore.

I may be a whore,

but you're much worse.

- Common as muck!

- What's that?

Why are you stopping?

Look. We need to fill the radiator.

Hold tight.

- Are you OK?

- Sure.

Be strong, Kazuko.

Not much longer.

You'll soon have water.

Tomio, watch out for the crooks.

Hey, Miss.

Here.

Sorry.

I'll go help them.

It's freezing!

This will soon cool her down.

- For sure.

- Right, Doctor?

Grab the bucket off him. Hurry up.

- Quick, give it to the baby.

- Right.

- I'll do that.

- No, you go help them.

Over there?

Quick, pass this back to her.

- Come on, grab it.

- I will not.

- I'll take it.

- No need.

Water.

- What about the radiator?

- It'll be cool by now.

You lied to us.

We'll miss the train because of you!

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5 MILES

- That's nice and cold.

- We just changed it.

- The more, the better.

- Here.

Not long now.

Thank you, everyone.

Let me hold her.

I've done babysitting.

Get my medicine,

my heart is pounding.

I'm too busy with the baby.

No time for you.

I'll get it.

The baby isn't everything.

I don't need it now.

I hope our daughter's doctor

is as good as this army doctor.

Indeed.

She'll recover.

Good work, Doctor.

Thanks to you,

I was able to be a doctor again.

During the war,

I did it because it was my duty.

- My son died in Manchuria.

- A soldier?

He took his family to farm there.

That doll was my grandchild's.

There's a landslide.

Stop pulling me.

- Help them now.

- You're hurting me.

I'm going!

You watch,

I am capable of something!

Tomio!

Hey, come back!

Tomio's gone.

- Get down.

- But Tomio's gone.

Stay down.

Clear the road now!

Driver, you get the bus started.

I don't want to use this again.

But I will if I have to.

Everyone, clear the road!

Stop dawdling!

- Ma'am, no.

- But Kazuko's in there.

- What's going on?

- My baby's on the bus.

Do as I say

and you'll get her back.

Please, please. I'm begging you.

Shut up, or I kill the baby.

Give her the baby,

then we'll work.

Get to work.

I won't harm the baby.

I'll shoot you!

Don't you defy me!

Now clear the road!

Stay there!

Give her the baby!

Don't be cruel.

The baby hates you.

OK, but everyone get back to work.

Let's go.

Where do you think you're going?

Line up against the cliff.

This time I'm serious.

Move away and let the bus through.

Line up against the cliff.

NOW!

Don't look back.

Beautiful view, eh?

The last thing you'll ever see.

One by one into your graves.

My grave?

- I'm so scared!

- Shut up.

You're first.

You're the one who tricked Sabu.

I've got something special for you.

Move!

Sabu's leg was cut to the bone.

He'll thank me

for doing the same to your leg.

News flash. The two bank robbers

are on a bus to Hashimoto.

Police are heading

to the Nekko Pass area.

The cops are coming!

You damn robber!

Don't shoot me!

Stop him!

Don't let him get away.

Stop!

Hey! Stop that bus now!

That's my bus!

Bring my bus back!

Bring it back!

Everybody, calm down.

- What?

- He took my bus.

No handcuffs, please.

He saved the baby.

That doesn't count.

He's still a convicted killer.

You can't change the law.

Why so glum?

I'm going home.

In films, I'll have to kiss men

I don't like.

I'll never do that.

Look, there's our train.

We made it!

It doesn't matter now.

Oh, shut up.

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