Lifeboat Page #2
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- 1944
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Here's the shrapnel. Thought you might
like to keep it as a souvenir.
Nah. My hide was
full of that stuff on the last trip.
- Hold it steady.
- oughta have my head examined.
This is the fourth time I've shipped out
since the war, and I ain't got no place yet.
Gee, I wish I could make
the complete round-trip just once.
- How does it look?
- t's a pretty deep cut.
It's leakin'. I ain't gonna wind up
with a gimpy leg, am I?
No. Not enough to interfere
with your jitterbugging.
- Jive, huh?
- Eh, tell her, Sparks.
Why he's the champion hoofer
of the merchant marines.
Tell her what I done
in Jersey City.
Listen, I copped two prizes
at Roseland one year...
and all the time, I'm suffering somethin'
terrible from double pneumonia.
I can out-jive the rest of those hepcats
even with a bum gam.
Everything under control?
Anything I can do?
You ain't got somethin'
to drink on ya?
- Sorry, son. Not a drop.
- have some brandy, darling.
Oh, boy. I could sure go
for some of that.
- 'll get my flask.
- No. In a case like this, the rule is to...
Come on.
We're among friends, ain't we?
- don't think it's advisable.
- Look. Just one slug. It'll pick me up.
- Make up your minds, darlings.
- Help.!
Help!
- Help.!
- t's Charcoal!
It's the steward.!
- There's a woman.
- And a baby.
Easy there.
Give me the baby.
Are you all right, Joe?
I got my feet wet
a little bit.
She was fightin' me
all the time in the water.
and herself with it.
Huh, it's all right,
sister. You're safe.
The baby's safe.
It's all right. The danger's over.
You're safe now.
Nothing to worry about.
Best let her have it.
We'll wait till she's asleep.
Here.
Hey. That's right.
Her name's Higley. She was
bombed out in Bristol.
One of them shell shock cases sent to
America. Her child was born in New York.
Said to me on the ship, "I'm going home
to show my husband the baby."
Here, darling.
You better put this on.
Hey, look. Another customer.
- Where'd he come from?
- s he a crew member?
- never saw him before.
- Not off our boat.
Danke schn.
He's very grateful to us
Regrets very much the U-boat
was compelled to sink our ship.
Ask him why they shelled our lifeboats.
- Captain's orders.
- f you ask me, he's the captain himself.
Ask him if he's the captain.
He says he's not a captain or
officer, just a crew member.
Well, crew member
or skipper, he's German.
A guy can't help bein' German
if he's born a German, can he?
Neither can a snake help being
a rattlesnake if he's born a rattlesnake.
That don't make him a nightingale.
Get him outta here.
Don't be silly, darling. He can't very well
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