In Love and War Page #6

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Touch.

It's no use

him writing you,

you know.

Hmm.

'Cause you're

in love with me.

Oh. ha ha ha.

I am, am I?

Mmm.

yeah.

You just don't

know it yet.

Will you get out

of here, kid? Please?

Good morning,

miss Agnes.

Good morning.

Ag.

May I present

you my adjutant,

tenente alberti?

He will be

our chaperon.

[Speaking Italian]

Look at him.

He's good-looking.

He's Italian.

He's a doctor.

It's all over

for us.

It'll never work.

Take another look.

He's ancient.

He's got to be

close to 40.

Maybe more.

No wonder he wanted

to chop off my leg.

He might not

have stopped there.

Caracciolo:
Von kurowsky?

My father's very

proud of that "Von."

He's from

konigsberg, Germany.

So you are...

Come si dice?

First generation?

On my father's side.

My mother's American.

And now you are nursing

young Americans in Italy,

where Austrians

and Germans are...

Fighting against us.

The red cross

doesn't take sides.

That's one of

the reasons I joined.

And, uh, the others?

Someone else

asked me that

just yesterday.

I hoped to be

assigned to one of

the surgical teams

operating on the front.

Me, too.

Sorry, Harry.

Thank you.

Thanks, partner.

What's her name?

Harry:
Emilia.

Emilia, scusi, scusi.

Uh, per favore,

uh, can you get us

some--some alcohol?

Some Brandy?

Some bran-Brandy?

Brandy?

Acqua?

No, no, no,

Brandy, Brandy.

The--you know,

in a bottle?

Ah, latte.

No, no, no, Brandy.

Come on, Brandy.

Ah...

Yes, Brandy.

No. mi dispiace

ma non possibile.

Emilia. oh, Emilia,

Emilia, Emilia.

No, Emilia?

Scusi, scusi, scusi.

See, Emilia,

my leg...

It's very sick,

my leg.

Very sick.

You need to help me.

'Cause my mom

isn't here, see?

And--and you need

to be my mama.

Mama. mama, huh?

No.

Very sore.

It's very sore.

Va bene.

Va bene. Va bene.

Grazie.

Grazie, Emilia.

Got her.

Emilia.

I think

she likes me.

Ha ha ha ha.

Ah, come on, Harry.

You know what they say

about nurses.

Why--why don't you

just shut up,

you bunch of drunks?

They're always

seeing us naked,

washing

our private

parts for us.

It's bound

to affect them.

Especially

my private part.

You're way out

of line, kenyon.

I--i don't know

if it affects them,

but when i

first got here,

um, one of them,

of course I don't

know which one--

is there anybody

drinking here?

Here.

Anyway,

she was down there,

um, sudsing me up,

and it was pretty

damn embarrassing.

All our nurses seem

like nice girls to me.

Except maybe Rosie.

Larkin:
thank god.

[Laughter]

Larkin:

whose bet is it?

Well, gentlemen,

have we all moved

our bowels today?

Mr. Larkin?

8:
32, ma'am.

Good. mmm?

8:
33, ma'am.

Mm-hmm.

8:
34,

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