Our Girl Page #4
Season #1 Episode #1- Year:
- 2013
- 90 min
- 1,468 Views
Come on Dawes! This isn't Call of Duty
on the Play Station. Someone stands on
an IED there's a life to save. Get it?
Molly struggles to get the tourniquet on.
JAMES (CONT'D)
Come on, what are you going to do?
Come on Dawes!
2 Section are watching Molly, unimpressed. Some are shaking their
heads.
JAMES (CONT'D)
Smurf, get up. Who are we?
ALL:
The Under Fives.
JAMES:
(louder)
Who are we?!
ALL:
(louder)
The Under Fives!
JAMES:
Now get yourselves showered now.
Double away.
The Under 5’s start to run off while Molly is still gasping for
air on the ground. James waits for her as she gets up and starts
to very slowly jog.
JAMES (CONT’D)
He could have died just then.
Molly carry’s on jogging.
JAMES (CONT'D)
Now please don't tell me we’ve got the
only medic who can't stand the sight
of blood.
He forges on leaving Molly behind and upset.
10:
15:36 INT. OPEN SIDED INSTRUCTION TENT. CAMP BASTION.New day. The tent is set out like a lecture room. Benches are
raked and there are whiteboards with maps attached.
The Under Fives are sitting on the benches, chatting to each other.
They stand up and are immediately silent as soon as James walks
in.
10:
15:40 MUSIC OUT – 1G3JAMES:
Relax lads! So, we're out of Bastion
in the morning and heading to our
special little Forward Operating Base.
(pointing out various
photos)
This will be home for the immediate.
When we arrive at the village we will
link up with a small tally of Afghan
National Army. There’s a small Taliban
cell destabilising the area.
SMURF:
(quietly)
Lovely.
Molly throws a quick look at Smurf.
JAMES:
Any questions?
ALL:
No sir.
JAMES:
We need the locals to like us and more
importantly to trust us. Nobody let me
down.
James nods to Kinders to carry on.
KINDERS:
(ref:
aerial photographs and3D images on display)
Right, our task on the ground is to
support, assist and advise the Afghan
National Army with patrols around the
general area of the fob and facilitate
the local children's safe passage to
their school.
JAMES:
Sound easy?
MOLLY:
Lollipop men with guns.
Smurf looks at Molly.
JAMES:
(snaps with sudden fury)
Then get your head out of your arse
Dawes. There is no such thing as an easy
mission out here.
Molly is taken aback. James nods to Corporal Kinders.
CORPORAL KINDERS
Right, you'll be flown out in your
sections 04.00 hours tomorrow. So
tonight I’ll need you all to have seen
the medic.
JAMES:
(to Molly)
It’s like speed dating Dawes, one
minute each and then you sod them off
out of it.
James heads off. We close in on Molly who is feeling uncomfortable.
CORPORAL KINDERS
Sit up!
They all sit to attention as James exits. They relax as soon as
James and Kinders have left. Smurf turns to Molly.
SMURF:
Nice one Dawes.
10:
17:00 EXT. MED-CENTRE. CAMP BASTION.Corporal Kinders is organising the company into a queue.
CORPORAL KINDERS
Lads. Sort yourselves out. You’re in
your own time now.
The boys are still dawdling.
CORPORAL KINDERS
(shouting)
Boys!
They finally organise themselves into an orderly queue.
10:
17:06 INT/EXT. MED-CENTRE. AFGHANISTAN.Molly is sitting behind a small desk. She anxiously rearranges
her papers. Corporal Kinders sticks his head round the door.
CORPORAL KINDERS
Ready Dawes?
MOLLY:
Yes corporal.
Kinders goes back outside to the line of boys.
CORPORAL KINDERS
Right. Nude-Nut. In.
Baz Vegas and Kinders share a smile. They all seem to be in on
a private joke.
Nude-Nut goes in to the Med-Centre. Nude-Nut approaches the desk.
Molly looks up and sees he has bits of paper stuck on his face.
MOLLY:
What's all that about?
NUDE-NUT
Oh, I cut myself shaving and I know how
much you hate the sight of blood.
Molly glares at him for a moment.
MOLLY:
Do you feel fit? Any injuries at all?
You can sit down.
Nude-Nut shakes his head.
NUDE-NUT
Nah, best not. Fit and well. Shall I
send the next person in?
MOLLY:
Was there nothing...
NUDE-NUT
Nope. See ya.
Nude-Nut heads out leaving Molly feeling embarrassed and a little
humiliated. The boys are all sniggering outside as Nude-Nut
leaves. Corporal Kinders is hovering on the threshold so he can
organise the queue outside and keep an eye on proceedings inside.
He tries not to laugh himself.
Molly looks up as Smurf comes in.
SMURF:
Boys giving you a hard time?
MOLLY:
I just feel like I keep getting off on
the wrong foot... I keep saying the
wrong things. Have you seen the way that
Captain James looks at me?
SMURF:
We're all trying to prove ourselves.
You'll be fine I promise you.
MOLLY:
(hesitant/anxious)
I proper froze in that hospital.
SMURF:
You'll be fine. It takes time and...
sounds like it was a nasty one.
MOLLY:
I'm worried that I won't be able to cut
it.
Smurf sits down.
SMURF:
We're all worried we won't be able to
cut it. Anyone who says they're not is
bullshitting.
MOLLY:
Jackie told me about your brother,
Geraint.
Smurf half nods. Beat.
SMURF:
When the Taliban jackpotted him, James
says he heard a cheer go up.
Smurf stares hard at Molly. Molly looks into his eyes and sees
MOLLY:
Sorry, Smurf.
SMURF:
I'm not being... stupid or nothing
Molls but these people... the Taliban
and that... they're not like us,
they're heartless.
MOLLY:
You'll be alright mate.
SMURF:
(pointing)
They laughed as he lost his life out
there.
Molly stares at him.
SMURF (CONT'D)
He lost his life for our country, Moll.
Don't want him to have died in vain.
MOLLY:
What does that mean?
SMURF:
It means... I'm gonna make sure he
didn't die in vain.
Molly looks at him trying to understand what he means.
Corporal Kinders comes back into the doorway.
CORPORAL KINDERS (OOV)
You got piles, Smurf?
Smurf shakes his head.
CORPORAL KINDERS (CONT'D)
Then you don't need to sit down, do you?
Smurf stands and starts to head out leaving Molly alone with her
thoughts.
10:
19:42 EXT. CAMP BASTION. AFGHANISTAN.04.00 hours. The platoon are preparing to board the waiting
helicopter.
Molly is next to Smurf. She turns to look at him.
MOLLY:
You alright fella?
He nods, focused. We can see that Molly is a little anxious about
him.
James addresses them before they get on the helicopter.
JAMES:
In case any of you were in any doubt,
this is the real deal.
10:
20:13 INT/EXT. HELICOPTER. AFGHANISTAN.2 Section make their way over to the helicopter. Molly looks
back at Bastion before getting in the helicopter.
JAMES(OOV)
The next six months will define the rest
of our lives. There will be moments on
this tour that you will never forget.
Both good and bad.
The helicopter takes off.
Molly looks around anxiously as the helicopter flies past
mountains.
JAMES (CONT'D OOV)
It's not about looking after number
one, it's about looking after numbers
2 to 12 in your section. That way you
will always have 11 people watching
your back... that is why the British
Army can never lose. It's what
separates us from the enemy.
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