The Good Shepherd Page #3
and if that happens
I'll be looking for patriotic,
honorable, bright young men,
from the right backgrounds to
manage the various departments.
In other words no Jews or negroes
and very few Catholics.
That's only because I'm a Catholic.
You'd be trained and commissioned
in the Army and posted overseas.
If it's something youre interested in you'd
have to be ready to leave at a moments notice.
I don't want your answer
now. Just think about it.
But this isn't a bunch of fraternity boys
sitting around playing with their pricks.
This is for real.
For America.
Lets go.
Have fun.
Behave yourselves.
I'm supposed to be looking
for the perfect husband.
Are you the perfect husband Mr. Wilson?
Perfect in every way.
Then is there some reason that you won't
put your arm around me?
You are the one...
I like this.
Very smart.
... or under the sun.
Whether near to me
Do you have a problem
with woman Mr. Bones.
Do you love me?
What?
Tell me you love me.
Do you love me.
I love you. I love you.
No. I still don't believe you.
Say it. Say it.
Look at me.
Stop. Stop.
I love you.
As soon as the world comes to
it's senses, I'm going to travel.
London. Paris. Rome.
You can come with me.
Is everything alright?
Fine.
We are worlds apart.
What do you mean?
I feel like I'm just a curiosity to you.
That. That is not. That's not true.
I feel like
I'm not real to you.
That is not true.
Anyway...
That's not how I feel about you.
Edward.
John?
I've been looking everywhere for you.
My sister.
She's pregnant
I know you'll do what's expected of you.
Do you Edward L. Wilson
take Margaret N. Russell
to be your lawfully wedded wife.
to love, honor and cherish
in sickness and in health
in good times and in bad times
until death do you apart.
I do.
I now pronounce you man and wife.
A man if uniform want to see you.
Excuse me mother.
Did your mother or I ever
tell you where we ....
Mr. Edward Wilson.
We need to speak alone sir.
Would you like to sit down?
No. Thank you sir.
General Sullivan sends his regards.
and to ask you if your still interested
in seeing the rest of the World.
Yes I...I certainly would be.
Good afternoon sir.
Thank you.
My orders came through.
I'll be going overseas.
When?
In one week.
What are you going to do Edward?
Save the World?
Your are safe here with me.
The photograph is particularly dark.
As we can see there is a Caucasian man
and a negro woman.
The resolution breaks
down pretty quickly.
The film stock is definitely Russian.
Low grade.
One of the areas we've been focusing on
is the mosquito netting...
The mosquito netting is predominantly in
Africa, southeast Asia,
any tropical climate.
The window curtains here
have a distinctive pattern
on them of Baobab trees.
Also seen in Africa.
Next to the curtains
we can see the building's ballestry.
There's a pigeon here. It's
kind of hard to make out.
Pigeons are mostly found in urban areas
town squares...
If you listen closely
you will hear an airplane.
We've washed it out.
By the sound of the
thrust of the jet engines
we can determine that
it's a plane taking off
no more than 1000 feet off the ground.
Which would further
suggest a large urban area.
On a section of the tape
when you clear up background noise
you can hear a female voice.
I love you.
People who really love each
other don't have secrets.
Your are safe here.
Assuming we're talking
about the same woman,
the linguists tell us
her accent is French.
There's one word here
we can't make it out yet.
There is an unidentifiable
noise washing her out.
Placed throughout the
recording at a high frequency
suggests an air raid siren of some sort.
We're going to keep playing with it.
This is the time fore
everyone to stand together
and hold firm
as they are doing.
I express my admiration
for the exemplary manner
in which all the air raid
precaution services of London
are being discharged.
May I help you?
Yes.
I here to see the tailor
about a fitting for a new suit.
Certainly, and what kind of suit
would you be interested this evening?
A tweed or worsted.
Perhaps a nice gabardine.
Perhaps, a worsted and a tweed.
Both single breasted?
Yes.
Two or three buns, sir.
Three buns.
If you might come this way, please sir.
Please. Our senior tailor
will be right with you, sir.
Thank you.
Welcome to London.
You're going to have to learn
as quickly and thoroughly as possible
the English system of intelligence.
The black cards, particularly
counter intelligence.
The uses of information, disinformation
and how their use is ultimately...
power.
They've agreed to open
their operations to us.
They can't win the war without us
but they don't really want us here.
Intelligence, is their mother's
milk and they don't like sharing
the royal tit with people
that don't have titles.
Your London tutor is
waiting to meet you.
This way sir.
I should've know better
that to use Stickney.
Job well done Mr. Wilson.
You blew a two year operation for me.
I told general Sullivan
to keep an eye on you.
Just as well, really.
I was beginning to long for
the bone chilling cold of home.
It isn't personal.
Mr. Carlson.
Is this the American Trade Bureau?
Which product?
Dried goods.
Youre late.
Yeah. That's what my mother said.
Raymond Ducca Brocco,
born may 8th, 1907, New York City.
St. Ignatius High School,
Fordham University.
Married Anita Delveccio.
Stephanie and David.
Six foot two, 182 pounds,
black hair, brown eyes,
military record, 5 years,
intelligence.
Anything you'd like to add?
You want to look up my ass too?
You're working for me Sergeant Brocco.
I'm working for the
Unites States government...
In this office I am the
United States government.
You're pretty sure of yourself
for somebody who just began...
They wouldn't tell me your name.
Then how do you know you're
not in the wrong place.
They said you were a serious SOB
that didn't have any a sense of humor.
Can't be two of you.
phone rings
Are you going to answering it.
Depends if I'm working
for you or if I'm not.
One of your jobs, sergeant,
is answering the telephone.
Yes sir.
Use your tradecraft well,
particularly in the
use of black propaganda.
and the ingredient known as playback.
Understanding how effectively
your own disinformation
is actually working on the enemy.
It's almost four.
How do you spell syphilis.
Is it one L or two.
Syphilis.
One....I think.
enemies intelligent services.
Push them into an
unreal world, as it were.
Doctor in England today
announced that medical records taken
from Adolf Hitler's personal physician
Dr. Theodore Morell
reveal that Mr. Hitler
had contracted syphilis
while serving the German armed
forces during World War I.
The very qualities that make
a good intelligence officer
a suspicions mind
a love of complexity and detail,
are the very qualities of
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