Homecoming Page #7
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- 1948
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Here's to all the nurses
Of the 299th.
And all the doctors,
Too.
And all our friends,
As well,
The ones we'll see again
And the ones we won't.
Well, what is it?
What's happened?
Germans
Have broken through.
They're on the march again
With all they've got.
It's their order
Of the day-
Paris by christmas.
Our whole front
Is collapsing.
They've surrounded
Bastogne.
Bastogne?
Check, please.
Well, what are you
Going to do?
Get back to the outfit
If I can.
Well, let's go.
What?
You're not going.
Who says I'm not?
But you're stationed-
Look. I'm on
A week's leave,
And if they can
Use a doctor,
They can use
A nurse, too,
If only for a week,
And if you
Don't take me,
I'll find some other
Way to get there.
Let's go.
299th evacuation!
299th evacuation!
299th evacuation!
Saw them last
About 4 miles away-
What was left of them.
What is it?
Wait a minute.
Tank.
Out! Quick!
They gone?
Yeah.
What do we do,
Get started?
Suicide to be on these roads tonight.
Not even a chance to
Get through to basecles.
Not a prayer.
To cologne?
Too risky.
Better stay put right
Here until daylight.
It's hours till daylight.
Yes.
Better try and get
Some rest while you can.
You're
Tired and cold.
I'm sorry, useless.
We don't dare
Build a fire.
No, no, no.
I'm all right.
Try and get
A little rest.
Sure. You, too.
I'll watch
A while yet.
Insane of me to
Let you come along.
But you didn't let me.
I could have
Stopped you.
You were
Out of this mess.
You were free.
You were going away.
Is my life worth any more
Than any of the others?
It is to me.
You see,
I love you, snapshot.
Oh, useless.
Oh, useless.
Oh, my darling.
Darling, darling.
Hello, colonel.
Taking a look
At the skyline?
It's got "home"
Written all over it.
Cigarette?
It certainly
Looks good.
Got a match?
Oh.
It's all right.
I'll get it.
Thank you.
Always does that.
Got to get it fixed.
Well...
Time to be getting
Our gear together,
Eh, colonel?
Yes.
Any further delay?
It's coming in now.
There he is,
Miss penny!
Oh, Lee.
It's been
A long time, penny.
Well, Sol.
Welcome home, dr. Johnson.
Well, thank you.
Thank you, Sol.
How have you been?
Just fine, dr. Johnson, just fine.
Good to see you.
Oh. Here.
Here are the checks
For my baggage.
Yes, sir.
The car's right out in front.
Well, uh,
Shall we go?
Remember this house?
I ought to.
I was hoping you'd come in the daytime.
I planted geraniums
All along the border.
They're so pretty.
Well, you can see them
In the morning.
Clean.
So clean, penny.
Hello, Lee.
Hello, mother.
Ahh.
So we've
Got you again.
Ohh. This is a big moment for us, Lee.
Me, too.
You're not
A wrinkle older.
Oh, yes, yes.
How do you think
Penny looks?
Beautiful.
I just wanted to get
A glimpse of you.
Now I'll go.
Good night, Lee.
It means everything
To have you home.
Now we can all
Sort of begin to...
Live again.
Good night,
Penny, dear.
Good night, mother.
She's been here
All afternoon.
She was afraid
She might be in the way,
But I made her stay.
I'm glad you did.
She's really
Missed you, Lee.
Yes.
Oh, Sol.
Where's Sarah?
Oh, she's a little bashful, sir.
She must be
In the kitchen.
I'll go and see her.
Good old Sarah.
Hasn't changed
A bit.
No.
It's a beautiful
House.
Yes, isn't it?
I love it.
Are you hungry?
Would you-
Would you like
Something to eat?
No, thanks.
I had dinner
On the plane.
How was the trip?
Very smooth.
I want to go down to the
Hospital in the morning,
Look around,
See what it's like.
Might be difficult at first
To pick up the loose ends.
Yes.
I don't know quite
What you want to do.
A lot of people
Have called.
You don't want to see
Anyone just yet, do you?
I guess I don't quite feel like
Seeing people at the moment.
I understand, Lee.
Thanks.
You must be
Awfully tired, Lee.
Yes, I am.
I guess we'd better
Turn in.
You go on upstairs,
And I'll lock up.
I guess I am tired.
Don't be so sure he
Doesn't love you, penny.
Lee doesn't know exactly what
He wants himself yet, you know.
You've seen him?
Yes.
He was here
This morning.
Oh. He said he didn't
Want to see anyone yet.
He wanted to apologize.
I thought at first
He meant that he was sorry
For an argument
We had before he left.
I said, "forget it.
I have."
But that wasn't it.
He said, "no, Bob,
"I just want to apologize
To you in general.
I've got to trust you
To understand what I mean."
And then as he was going,
He said something that
Touched me very deeply.
He looked at me
And said,
"how on earth
Did I miss
What you've been telling
Me all these years?"
I watched him
From this window.
He went across
To monkevickz's house
And went in.
I don't know
How long he was there.
I watched
For quite a while.
You know, penny,
I've known Lee
For a long time.
Lots of times, we didn't see eye to eye,
Yet I've always
Loved him.
Now I sort of
Know why.
He's quite a guy,
Penny.
Face him.
Ask him about snapshot,
What his plans are.
Oh, hello.
Please don't get up.
Have you
Been home long?
No,
Just a few minutes.
I stayed
At the hospital
Longer
Than I intended.
I'm sorry I'm late.
I- I went out
For a while.
Did they give you
A rousing welcome?
Yes.
But it seemed strange.
Yes.
You're very understanding, penny.
The garden is lovely,
Isn't it?
Yes.
I've sat out here a lot
Waiting for you.
Yes. I thought of you sitting out here.
Would you like
A bacardi?
I don't know whether
You still like them.
Well, neither do I,
But I'm sure
I would.
But let's just stay
Here a minute, penny.
Penny, there's something
I'd like to say.
When I left, we promised each other
We wouldn't change.
Remember?
I remember.
Well, I'm afraid I didn't
Stick to our bargain.
I somehow feel different about things.
I've lost some of the
Assurance I used to have.
I:
- I'm not quite so sure of things anymore.
And yet,
In another way,
I feel surer
Than I...
I'm afraid
I can't explain.
Lee, you don't have
To explain... Anything.
Can I get something,
Lee?
No. No thanks.
I just want
A cigarette.
Does it-
Does it bother you much?
Your-your leg?
No. It's all right.
Lee...
Lieutenant mccall-
Has she come home,
Too?
Lieutenant mccall died
In a hospital in belgium
Several weeks ago.
Oh.
I saw her in the hospital
A few days before.
You want to tell me
About it?
Yes.
Yes, I'd like to
Very much, penny.
Of course.
She was wounded just
Outside cologne-
Shell fragment.
I went on further
Into germany.
That's
Where I got this.
Then,
After v.e. Day,
When I was
On my way home,
I heard that
She was in lier.
I got there
At a bad time.
She had just had
Another operation,
And the doctor was
Very discouraged.
I talked to him.
He said he felt her
Chances were very slight.
In fact,
He was quite sure
That it was
Hopeless.
I couldn't
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