The Railway Man Page #2
(FOREBODING ORIENTAL MUSIC)
Get dressed, Lomax.
(SHOUTS IN JAPANESE)
(YELLS IN JAPANESE)
No, no, no.
No!
The war's over!
Not for you, Lomax.
No! No! This way, please.
Please... no!
Eric! Oh, God!
(ERIC CONTINUES YELLING IN AGONY)
(STATIC IN EARPHONES)
VOICE FROM EARPHONES: Help us!
For the love of God, someone help us!
(YELLS AND SHOUTS FROM EARPHONES CONTINUE)
Gentlemen.
You have all fought valiantly.
You are a credit
to your country.
But I have to inform you
that General Percival has decided,
under the circumstances,
to negotiate, as it were,
a ceasefire.
He's thrown in the towel, sir?
What happens to us?
Thorlby!
and you will do what you're told.
You can start by destroying anything
that might be of value to the enemy.
Quickly, gentlemen.
Lomax.
What are you doing?
Might come in handy, sir.
(SCOFFS)
(SUSPENSFUL DRUM ROLLS)
(AEROPLANE ENGINES RUMBLE)
Christ almighty.
(TANK ENGINES RUMBLE)
(YELLS IN JAPANESE)
Lomax, my friend,
I think we have just witnessed
the fall of the British Empire.
(SHOUTS IN JAPANESE)
You will number off!
Beginning with number one.
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Five.
Six.
Seven.
Eight.
Nine.
Ten.
Jack.
Queen.
King.
Ace.
(COMMANDS IN JAPANESE)
(SOMBRE MUSIC INTERRUPTED
Good?
(COMMANDS IN JAPANESE)
(HEAVY DOORS CLOSE)
(METAL CLANG, SILENCE)
(SLOW MUSIC)
(DISTANT WAVES)
So what do you think?
I don't want to take
over completely.
You're tired. Do you
want a cup of tea?
(MUSIC STOPS)
(DISTANT THUNDER)
(BREATHES RAPIDLY)
Eric?
(CLATTER)
What have you done?
I decided, on reflection, I preferred
things the way they were.
Eric, whatever's wrong, you
can talk to me about it.
Eric.
Please. Never, ever try to interfere
with matters that don't concern you.
There's no objection, I hope?
No. No, of course not.
(KNOCKS)
Eric?
I was just wondering
if you'd paid these bills.
(LOW FOREBODING MUSIC)
Eric?
Eric.
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
Mrs. Lomax? Mike Moffat,
Northumberland Debt Recovery.
Non-payment of rates.
These gentlemen are here to help me.
Is Mr. Lomax at home?
Non-payment?
That's right, madam.
You may be aware we have visited
on two previous occasions.
No. No, I wasn't aware.
Look, my husband...
after all attempts to communicate
with Mr.
Lomax by post had failed.
I'm sorry, I really know
nothing about this.
But if you could possibly
leave it with me.
My husband is slightly
disorganised sometimes...
Are you in a position to make
a payment now, madam?
(MUSIC BUILDS UP)
We are authorised to enter
the property and make
an inventory of goods.
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