Parer's War Page #7
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Yes, you already said.
I don't suppose I can see you in?
No. Not unless you want a bunfight
with the guardian.
She's a light sleeper.
Think I'd rather risk a run-in
with the Japs.
Yeah. Much safer.
Well, goodnight.
No, I don't think so, Damien.
Well, if that's how you feel,
why didn't you say so when I rang?
What's the point in me coming down
here if you're just gonna fob me off?
No, we're not doing that, Damien.
You're not picking a row
to try and get out of it.
Don't know what you mean.
Yes, you do.
Well, are you going to see me off
in the morning, or not?
No.
We're not doing that either.
I'm either coming with you
to see my parents,
or nothing at all.
I suppose I'll marry you.
Of course you will.
Goodnight.
AH-HA!
These ridges rob a man of half his
strength before the fight begins.
Those native boys are cutting a path
to take the wounded back to Wau.
The company commander
sends Jock out to reconnoitre.
Johnny's platoon won't go out
until Jock gets back.
And there's that
blasted woodpecker again.
There's Jock.
Machine guns got him.
It's bad.
Doc knows he's not gonna make it.
This is the final assault
on Timbered Knoll.
Wasn't that hilarious?
I mean, that they were showing
Kokoda Front Line at the cinema.
Well, at least Chester
didn't book us into a shanty.
I was half expecting that.
Yeah. Ha!
I, um... I wasn't too sure myself.
I don't suppose you feel like
a bite of supper?
Uh, not really. Unless you do.
No. Just, um...
No. Just thought you might.
Oh, now, there's a sensible idea!
A proper shoe rack down the bottom.
Mmm.
Don't do that.
Can you please just put it back on?
Isn't that what I'm supposed to do,
though?
I think we should say
a decade of the Rosary first.
N-now?
Yep.
When else are we gonna
consecrate the union?
Damien, whatever it is
you're supposed to do,
just come here and do it.
Damien, everyone must know
what we're doing.
I reckon if we have a child out of
this, he's bound to be a comedian.
Go! Go, go, go!
Keep it up!
Move, move, move!
Well, she's making
such a song and dance out of it!
I promise you, I'm not.
Oh!
He opens with,
'This ship life is so boring,
I've got quite keen
on reading a good mystery.
Could you send me
a Sherlock Holmes omnibus?'
That's not asking too much, is it?
No, but then he goes on
to mention in passing
that they're also in the middle
of being bombed and strafed.
And your mind
flew to Sherlock Holmes,
not which side of the ship
my lifeboat is on?
That's what I thought!
Right, yes, look at the time.
He's off at the crack of dawn.
Oh, good Lord, it's that late.
So it is.
Is two pairs enough, my love?
Oh, make it three, darling.
If it's Guam,
I'll be sweating buckets.
You know that chest of drawers
from Mum's?
Mm-hmm. Toss you for it.
Well, I was gonna use it
for your things,
but we might need it for the baby.
We're having a baby?
He's on the way already?
Come here.
12 weeks now.
You can guess when that happened.
We should ask them to send you home
between assignments more often.
Mm-hmm.
Oh, my beautiful wife.
Why didn't you tell me earlier?
I would have skited to the boys.
Not ready for that yet.
Oh!
We need to be a bit careful now,
don't we?
No, not that careful.
Mmm.
# Listen to me, baby
# You'd better drop
just what you're doing
# Got one last thing to say
Before I set my plans...
What is it?
I don't know
if this is gonna last.
Now, don't you start that again.
You never thought
we'd be together.
Here we are, my beautiful man.
Your wife again?
Yeah.
Jeez, you got it bad, buddy.
You guys with us again tomorrow?
Yeah, we've told Division we're
gonna stick with your platoon,
if that's alright with you boys.
Alright, we'll brief you
in the morning, first light.
Hail Mary, full of grace.
Blessed art thou amongst women,
and blessed is the fruit
of thy womb, Jesus.
Get your head down!
My dearest darling wife,
that you could love me,
that it could be like this.
I never thought it possible
I could feel this way.
Can you send me another photo
of yourself?
I have no picture except
the very first one you sent,
which seems to lack life
to me now.
It's not the dearest girl
that holds me in her arms.
Well, that's all for now,
my love.
Until we're together again,
darling, know that I love you
now and forever,
my sweet, dearest Marie.
Love and goodnight, sweetheart.
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