Yanks Page #3

- They're like that, the Jerries. Nasty.

- Shh!

- The name's Danny.

- Mollie.

- This is Matt.

- Hi.

- This is Jean.

- Glad to know you, Jean.

- Shh!

- I said glad to know you, Jean.

Do you mind?

I'm trying to watch the news.

The object of this attack

was to obtain identification

of Japanese troops

reported to be in occupation.

- Cigarette?

- No.

Oh, ta.

- Did you see that?

- Shut up!

Matt, you gotta be quiet.

She's trying to watch the news.

Fish and chips four times, is it?

- Eating them now?

- I'm starving!

Help yourself to salt and vinegar.

Here you are, Jean.

There's nothing on 'em.

- Cod and chips twice.

- More batter here, Doris.

Get out of it! You can talk!

There, soldier. Get that down you

and you'll not do so bad.

- You ain't kidding.

- Half a crown, love.

Oh, sure. Uh...

No, two shillings and sixpence.

Take him on one side and teach him.

He'd best learn t'money or they'll

do him right, left and centre.

- Now, son, what's yours?

- Fish and chips, please. 36 times.

- We'll be here all night!

- You don't look like a boxer to me.

- What do you mean?

You know what they call me?

Boom-boom Ruffelo.

- Boom-boom!

- Really. Cos I got power in both hands.

- I got power somewhere else too.

- Bragging again, are we?

We're not having a very good time,

are we?

No, I'm fine, really.

- You been out with an American?

- No.

Maybe that's what's bothering you.

- A girl gets a name going with

Americans. - I ain't...

And my family has a shop here.

- See you tomorrow, Jean.

- Mollie, wait a minute.

- Matt, see you at the barracks.

- I must go.

- Behave yourself!

- What are you so scared about?

- You don't have to be scared of me.

- I'm not scared.

Cos I tell you,

I'm the one that ought to be scared.

Think about it.

Here I am, God knows where,

God knows how long.

I'm out with the first

real English girl I ever met.

That's pretty scary.

I told you, it isn't you.

- Somebody else?

- Hm.

- Right. He's in the army?

- Yes.

We're getting engaged

when he gets leave.

But you're not engaged yet,

so you can see me again.

I don't understand.

I've told you there's no point.

I'd just like to see you again.

Like tonight. We could go take in a

movie, something to eat, go for a walk.

No fancy moves.

You just want a girl.

- The woods are full of giris.

- Pick yourself one.

Look, you never ever met

anyone like me before.

- No one as modest, anyway. - I didn't

mean it like that, like bragging.

It's like I never met

anyone like you before.

Oh. I'm not that special.

Sure you're special.

I think everybody's special.

- First of all, you're a foreigner.

- Oh, I see.

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