The Beguiled Page #4
I'm John Patrick McBurney.
Pleased to meet you, sir.
Pleased to meet you, madam.
Just a moment, miss.
Where do you think you're
going in my pearl earrings?
Oh, Miss Edwina,
don't be hateful.
Everyone is dressing up today.
Not in my jewelry, they're not.
I'll give them back.
And how beautiful
you look this morning,
you're all dressed up yourself.
I am not.
Why, I haven't seen that lovely
pin since last Christmas.
Get to your work.
Wait...
Don't run away.
Did you want to see me
about something?
Thank you.
They look as if you've been
trying to dig a pit with them.
I was.
In the middle of battle, with
all that iron flying overhead.
My first thought
was to bury myself.
But when you couldn't, you ran?
I did.
I surely to God did.
It wasn't very brave
of you to run.
Well, maybe not,
but it was smart.
I think.
Because you're alive?
And now I've met you.
You don't even know me.
Ah, I know your name...
Miss Edwina Morrow.
And what else have you
been told about me?
Nothing besides your name.
It's a lovely name.
I hope the girls
weren't telling stories.
What do you care
what they say about you?
I don't.
I just didn't want you
to get the wrong impression.
Then you do care
You're a stranger here,
that's all,
and I don't want
you to be misled.
Well, then maybe you can
set me off on the right foot
and tell me a little bit
about yourself.
Where are you from,
Miss Edwina Morrow?
My father's home is Richmond.
Uh, I left Savannah
when I was quite young.
for my father's enterprises.
And are you waiting
for a sweetheart to return
when this war is over?
I have no one in the military.
And how did you
end up in this place?
Why are you so interested in me?
I just reckon that you and I, we're
both a little out of place here.
I bet you're
the independent sort,
and the other girls, they don't
even know how to get close to you.
And then of course
there's your looks.
That doesn't matter to me.
Well, you can bet
Sorry to tell you, and I hope you
don't mind me telling you, but...
Well, in all my travels,
delicate beauty as yours.
Tell me something, will you?
Miss Morrow,
it's okay.
If you could have anything,
what's your biggest wish?
the world, what would it be?
Anything?
Yeah. Anything.
To be taken far away from here.
Good day, Corporal McBurney.
John.
When the blackbird in the spring
'Neath the willow tree.
Sat and rocked I heard him sing.
Singing Aura Lea.
Aura Lea, Aura Lea
Maid with golden hair.
Sunshine came along with thee
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