Beaufort Page #3
- Maybe.
What is it?
- Liquorice.
from Holland.
It's salty.
A little strong.
Bardelas from Leader.
Roger, over, Leader.
Copy stand down.
- Copy that.
Stand down.
Good morning. - Good morning.
Panther, Bardelas,
move to Tomato.
Roger. Tomato.
Ziv.
Identify it?
Send in the dog.
Nadav.
Thanks.
Okay, I'm going in.
Send me Koris.
I'm going in with you,
not Koris.
No way.
That's not what we agreed.
I don't care. I've decided
that I'm going in with you.
That's not procedure.
- That's the way it's going to be.
It's a shame we're standing
here, exposed.
If you have a problem,
you can go back to the outpost.
Keep your distance, kid.
Go on, boy.
Come out my Beloved,
the Bride to meet;
let us greet.
To welcome the Shabbat,
let us progress,
for it is the source
from which to bless.
From the beginning,
chosen before time,
last in deed,
but in thought - prime.
Come out my Beloved,
the Bride to meet...
You know, they told us to start
getting rid of equipment.
When the convoy arrives tonight,
anything unnecessary, goes.
Bit by bit.
Until the evacuation.
No one gets rid of anything.
Not even a water boiler.
Not without my authorization. Got it?
I'm telling you
what they told us.
Anything that's not vital,
goes.
What's not vital?
Show me one thing
that isn't vital here.
The television,
for instance.
Why isn't it vital?
Why? Are you being punished?
Don't you deserve to watch TV?
There's no such thing as
not vital. Everything's vital.
If one thing's not vital here,
then everything's not vital.
I don't understand.
You don't have to understand.
You're early.
You have nine more minutes.
I saved you the drag
of the nine last minutes.
There's food.
Go eat.
A feast.
The cook outdid himself.
Idiots. Who prepares a meal
at midnight?
We also have permission
to shower.
Well, did you?
I'm on the ready team.
Also, they brought
new sleeping bags.
Brand new, from the factory.
I put one on your bunk.
What's up, Koris?
Everything okay?
Great. Perfect.
their sleeping bags
or their water!
It's like dancing on the blood.
Next time they should leave the road
closed. Shouldn't send anything.
It's killing me.
A man died here.
He came, said "Hi,"
and died.
And what for?
To open a shitty road
that only we use.
For a year I've been keeping
my batteries upside-down.
Like an idiot.
So I don't waste them.
Turn them back only
before operational activity.
F*** them now.
Stop it.
Think they can't see this post?
Think they don't know
you're here?
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