Triage Page #4
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- 2009
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- I'll take it back if you want.
- No, no.
Jesus, baby. I'm joking, I'm joking.
I love it.
Well, I don't love it,
but I'll get used to it.
I'm just tired.
Come on, I'll throw you a bath.
Okay.
By the way,
I love your new style.
Hey.
Oh, my God.
Mark, stand up.
Let me dry you off.
Come on, baby.
Missed you.
Morning, sunshine. I don't think
I've ever been that tired.
I can't even remember
getting out of the bath.
Mi amor. What happened to you?
You're all black and blue.
I told you. I'm an idiot.
Fell into a river
and got dragged over some rocks.
You got all that from some rocks?
It's a strong river, love.
Diane called.
David didn't come back with you?
of the offensive.
He wanted to get back.
What, do you mean
he's not back yet?
No.
That doesn't make sense.
He should've been back
four or five days ago.
Should we be worried?
No.
No. He probably just got cut off
by the Iraqis.
- They came back in fairly hard.
- Well, that's pretty worrisome.
David knows what to do.
He'll just lay low for a while,
find another way out.
You know Diane is due
in a week or so.
- What if David isn't back by then?
- He'll be back by then.
He wouldn't miss it for the world.
It's all he talked about over there.
- Yeah, but imagine what if he isn't?
- I don't know.
What, do you want me
to go back over and find him?
Is that what you want?
No.
No, carino. Of course not.
I just...
I just wonder sometimes
if you guys even think about us
when you're out there?
That's all.
I think about you on the way out,
on the way back.
out there.
Just makes it too hard.
Easy.
You're killing me with these hugs.
I have to go to work.
- You have to?
- Yeah.
You know I do, honey.
But I'll try to come back early.
- Hey, hey.
- Mark!
How are you, lvan?
Good, good.
I was growing worried with all
this news of the fighting out there.
Oh, yeah?
What happened to you?
Nothing. Got into a bind
and fell into a river is all.
You go to Kurdistan
to fall into a river?
Yeah, well, no one ever said
I was smart.
Listen, can you do
a rush job on these?
I wanna take advantage
of it being in the news, you know?
How much of a rush?
This afternoon?
All right.
I'll make you copies
to show on the wall, okay?
Good man.
You know it?
Yeah, it's a great shot.
How long have you been doing
this now, the war stuff?
- Eight, nine years?
- Twelve.
You should get out.
I can tell by looking at you
that it's time to get out.
You know by looking at me?
Well, I've been there, you know?
And I know that, for all of us,
there comes the time to, well,
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