Dunkirk Page #2
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They went in there
quick enough, didn't they?
Hmm, I suppose you're right.
Of course I'm right.
It's a lot of
blasted propaganda.
Still, they don't let him say
it on the radio, don't they?
Oh, there you are,
Frankie.
Awkward evening,
Mr. Holden.
What was wrong
with the machine?
Oh, the die got jammed.
I reset it same as last time.
Oh, let's have a look.
Oh, that's fine there.
Yeah.
How's Mrs. Holden
and the baby?
Did you see them today?
Oh, yes, I did.
They're grand.
Terrific he is.
Heh, go on.
You'll be telling me next
he's had his call-up papers.
Yes, that's the only blight
in the picture.
He had to come along
when there's a war on.
Don't worry.
It'll be all over
before he's out
of his nappies.
Heh.
I hope you're right.
All right, girls.
You can lock up now.
Will you lock up by yourself
tonight, Frankie?
Sure, I'll do it myself.
If you want me I'll be
over at the Queens Head.
Goodnight, girls.
GIRLS:
Goodnight, Mr. Holden.
Don't forget
to blackout.
No, I won't.
How about a drink, Alfred,
or do I serve myself?
Serve yourself, Mr. Foreman.
I must put up this blackout.
It's okay, Alfred.
Don't worry.
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Charles,
do you have to do that?
I have a great, I might say,
monumental thirst.
I've been
to a press conference.
Any news?
Oh, the usual.
Leaflets raids over Hamburg.
Patrol activity
along the entire front.
The usual claptrap.
A light ale, dear?
Please.
Evening, all.
Hello, Alfred.
ALFRED:
Evening, Mr. Holden.
Evening, Mrs. Foreman.
Hello.
How's Grace and the baby?
Oh, fine. Just fine.
Wet the baby's head, Holden.
What'll you have?
Scotch, if I may,
please, Mr. Foreman.
Right.
Alfred,
the whisky's run dry.
Well, you'd better go easy
on it.
If I don't get anymore
by Monday
I'll have to ration you.
No more doubles.
Oh, come off it,
Alfred.
You can always get some
on the side.
I can't do
without my Scotch.
What are you kicking
about?
You could always turn a little
petrol into a little whisky
couldn't you?
Well, wouldn't you? Heh.
It's a lovely war.
How many buckles
have you turned out this week?
200 gross,
I shouldn't wonder.
The Army's got to
have buckles, hasn't it?
Especially if it's caught
with its pants down.
Still, I suppose somebody's
got to make them.
Thank our lucky stars
we're not wearing them, eh?
Charles!
Give us another pint,
guv, will you?
Well, one does
what one can.
They made it a reserved
occupation. I didn't.
Anyway, would I have done any
more by sitting on my backside
in France
for the last six months.
Well, would I?
A new baby,
200 gross of buckles,
unlimited petrol
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