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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:08:08,227 --> 00:08:10,468 Give it over, Michael. 2 00:08:12,481 --> 00:08:13,761 Thanks. 3 00:08:17,277 --> 00:08:18,440 Rose! 4 00:08:22,324 --> 00:08:24,151 - Yours? - Aye. 5 00:08:24,243 --> 00:08:26,484 My dad got it when they sold up Lady Pawson's. 6 00:08:26,578 --> 00:08:28,322 Lady Pawson, is it? 7 00:08:32,251 --> 00:08:35,168 Fine fish, Michael. 8 00:08:35,254 --> 00:08:39,251 Give him a smile and you'll maybe get one of the claws for your supper. 9 00:08:45,013 --> 00:08:46,342 Michael! 10 00:08:46,432 --> 00:08:50,429 I've told you, Michael, they're created creatures! 11 00:08:52,855 --> 00:08:54,479 Get off! 12 00:08:54,565 --> 00:08:56,356 It'll make me sick! 13 00:09:04,032 --> 00:09:06,737 Poor Mike's no answer to a young maid's dreams... 14 00:09:06,827 --> 00:09:09,947 but do you not think he just possibly knows that? 15 00:09:10,038 --> 00:09:12,660 I can't abide him, Father Hugh. 16 00:09:13,167 --> 00:09:15,539 You used to ride to school on his back. 17 00:09:15,627 --> 00:09:18,498 - I can walk for myself now. - Aye. 18 00:09:18,589 --> 00:09:22,040 Where are you walking this afternoon dressed up like that? 19 00:09:22,134 --> 00:09:25,218 - Nowhere precisely. - Just so. 20 00:09:25,763 --> 00:09:29,630 What do you do, Rose, mooning about all day by yourself? 21 00:09:30,517 --> 00:09:31,846 Read. 22 00:09:41,987 --> 00:09:46,614 - Well, I wasn't really reading it. - You're doing nothing, then? 23 00:09:47,785 --> 00:09:51,236 - I suppose so. - Have you nothing to do? 24 00:09:52,080 --> 00:09:53,824 Precisely that! 25 00:09:55,584 --> 00:09:58,918 Well, Miss Precisely, that's a pity. 26 00:09:59,922 --> 00:10:02,958 Doing nothing is a dangerous occupation! 27 00:10:56,728 --> 00:10:57,760 Morning. 28 00:11:00,566 --> 00:11:04,017 - Blowy day? - That's right, Corporal. 29 00:11:04,111 --> 00:11:05,486 It's the wind. 30 00:11:07,281 --> 00:11:08,858 Only want to be friendly, kids. 31 00:11:08,949 --> 00:11:12,365 Then go back to London and write us a letter. 32 00:11:13,620 --> 00:11:16,491 - Don't come from London, love. - Go anyway. 33 00:11:27,009 --> 00:11:30,342 - Morning, Mr. O'Connor. - Good morning to you, Corporal. 34 00:11:30,554 --> 00:11:32,712 Will you listen to that now? 35 00:11:33,265 --> 00:11:37,974 Aren't the police a dirty lot, hobnobbing with the British soldiers? 36 00:11:38,061 --> 00:11:40,731 I heard that, Maureen Cassidy. 37 00:11:40,814 --> 00:11:44,515 You were meant to, Constable O'Connor. 38 00:11:45,611 --> 00:11:48,695 Hey, Michael! 39 00:11:48,781 --> 00:11:52,363 Michael, darling, show us your fish. 40 00:11:55,537 --> 00:11:58,028 How much does he weigh then, Mike? 41 00:12:03,045 --> 00:12:05,536 How long is it, Michael? 42 00:12:05,631 --> 00:12:08,715 I've never seen a lobster the equal of that. 43 00:12:09,051 --> 00:12:13,380 - Michael, can I touch it? - Come here and show it to us, Michael. 44 00:12:13,472 --> 00:12:14,800 Michael. 45 00:13:06,942 --> 00:13:09,647 Now what? Now what? 46 00:13:17,578 --> 00:13:20,744 What am I to do with you? What? 47 00:13:20,831 --> 00:13:23,583 - Actually it's only a bit of fun, Father. - Fun? 48 00:13:23,667 --> 00:13:27,665 Are you brainless, Maureen Cassidy, or what? 49 00:13:31,508 --> 00:13:32,587 Fun. 50 00:13:33,010 --> 00:13:36,842 Devil take me if the lot of you is not possessed and damned. 51 00:15:16,280 --> 00:15:18,840 I don't know what's the matter with the youngsters in this place. 52 00:15:18,866 --> 00:15:19,945 I don't at all. 53 00:15:20,033 --> 00:15:24,992 Their talk is filthy, their doings are secret, and cruelty for fun. 54 00:15:25,080 --> 00:15:28,449 Unemployment is the matter with them, Father Hugh. 55 00:15:28,542 --> 00:15:31,163 It's the deliberate policy of the British government... 56 00:15:31,253 --> 00:15:33,625 that Irish youngsters shall corrupt in idleness. 57 00:15:33,714 --> 00:15:35,671 Well, it's working fine. 58 00:15:37,509 --> 00:15:40,546 I just seen your Rosy loafing about the beach again. 59 00:15:42,055 --> 00:15:44,807 How much you give for that black lace umbrella? 60 00:15:45,267 --> 00:15:46,761 Three and six. 61 00:15:48,353 --> 00:15:50,061 You'll ruin that girl. 62 00:15:50,564 --> 00:15:54,775 It's time she had a fellow of her own, Tom. A house of her own. Floors to scrub. 63 00:15:54,860 --> 00:15:58,311 My princess isn't interested in fellows, Father. 64 00:15:59,198 --> 00:16:02,152 Your princess has fellows enough in here. 65 00:16:02,659 --> 00:16:05,179 And fellows running loose in there will do a girl more damage... 66 00:16:05,204 --> 00:16:07,825 than a barrack full of drunk dragoons. 67 00:16:08,499 --> 00:16:09,779 Well... 68 00:16:09,875 --> 00:16:14,501 if there's one of that lot as is fit for her, maybe you'll point him out, Father. 69 00:16:38,320 --> 00:16:39,601 Rose. 70 00:16:40,739 --> 00:16:42,483 Mr. Shaughnessy. 71 00:16:43,992 --> 00:16:45,321 Well... 72 00:16:46,370 --> 00:16:48,078 this is nice, Rose. 73 00:16:48,163 --> 00:16:50,868 Well, you're back, then? 74 00:16:50,958 --> 00:16:52,915 Yes, I'm back, and I... 75 00:17:04,805 --> 00:17:06,216 - Thanks. - Thanks. 76 00:17:15,691 --> 00:17:17,933 I came to meet you. 77 00:17:18,026 --> 00:17:19,569 Well, that was kind. 78 00:17:20,529 --> 00:17:23,898 A party of us went to a couple of concerts while we were there. 79 00:17:23,991 --> 00:17:26,696 I saved you the programs. 80 00:17:29,455 --> 00:17:33,915 - "The Royal Philharmonic." - Berlioz and Tchaikovsky. 81 00:17:34,001 --> 00:17:37,085 - No Beethoven? - No Beethoven. 82 00:17:37,171 --> 00:17:39,543 Do you know that the British government has got a law now... 83 00:17:39,631 --> 00:17:42,301 - forbidding the playing of German music? - No. 84 00:17:42,384 --> 00:17:45,919 - Can you imagine such foolishness? - British. 85 00:17:46,013 --> 00:17:48,930 Well, all governments is foolish, more or less. 86 00:17:49,016 --> 00:17:51,305 An Irish government would be the same. 87 00:17:51,393 --> 00:17:53,849 Well, maybe. 88 00:17:54,354 --> 00:17:55,979 Thank you. 89 00:17:58,609 --> 00:18:02,357 - You enjoyed yourself in Dublin, then? - Well, I did and I didn't. 90 00:18:02,446 --> 00:18:05,897 A conference of village school teachers, you know, is not exactly a... 91 00:18:05,991 --> 00:18:09,158 - Bacchanalia? - Bacchanalia. Precisely. 92 00:18:10,204 --> 00:18:12,492 We did have some interesting discussions, though. 93 00:18:12,581 --> 00:18:16,958 There was a lady teacher among us from Belfast, a stimulating woman. 94 00:18:17,085 --> 00:18:18,117 Oh. 95 00:18:19,630 --> 00:18:22,465 - Did she come to the concert? - She had the score. 96 00:18:25,636 --> 00:18:29,336 In what way, precisely, was she stimulating? 97 00:18:29,431 --> 00:18:33,678 She had a fine and fresh mind, Rose. Very modern in her thoughts. 98 00:18:34,228 --> 00:18:36,897 She'd been at the teaching for over 50 years. 99 00:18:38,690 --> 00:18:42,688 Old folk with fresh minds are very stimulating. 100 00:18:42,778 --> 00:18:46,361 Then there was a ministry inspector, he gave us an address... 101 00:18:59,419 --> 00:19:02,337 But the best we had was this professor from the Sorbonne. 102 00:19:02,422 --> 00:19:04,711 Now, there was a man with a mind, if you like. 103 00:19:04,800 --> 00:19:08,383 - Why? What did he say? - I couldn't tell you, Rose. 104 00:19:08,470 --> 00:19:11,175 Whatever it was, it was wasted on us. 105 00:19:11,265 --> 00:19:13,886 Teachers are a poor lot, surely. 106 00:19:14,768 --> 00:19:18,386 If teachers were the poor lot, like you're always making out... 107 00:19:18,480 --> 00:19:21,481 how would the pupils be learning such riches? 108 00:19:25,821 --> 00:19:27,315 What? 109 00:19:27,406 --> 00:19:30,027 Some young fellow's going to be a lucky man. 110 00:19:40,419 --> 00:19:43,752 - Rose? - I've something in my eye. 111 00:19:44,423 --> 00:19:45,703 Rose. 112 00:19:50,846 --> 00:19:52,257 The nuisance. 113 00:19:53,098 --> 00:19:57,096 - Will I get it out, then? - Oh, no, it's nothing. 114 00:19:57,186 --> 00:19:58,763 It's only the wind. 115 00:20:02,399 --> 00:20:05,317 - Are you away to the schoolhouse, then? - No, Rose, I think... 116 00:20:05,402 --> 00:20:08,569 I'll scramble up the dunes and pay my respects to my wife. 117 00:20:08,655 --> 00:20:09,770 Oh, yes. 118 00:20:10,324 --> 00:20:11,604 Good day, Rose. 119 00:20:12,159 --> 00:20:14,068 Good day, Mr. Shaughnessy. 120 00:21:52,593 --> 00:21:54,135 Hello, Michael. 121 00:21:58,849 --> 00:22:01,174 - Shaughnessy. - There you are, Mr. Shaughnessy. 122 00:22:01,268 --> 00:22:04,103 So, you're back again, Charles. 123 00:22:04,188 --> 00:22:06,679 Home is the voyager, safe from the sea. 124 00:22:06,774 --> 00:22:08,850 - The usual? - Thanks. 125 00:22:09,234 --> 00:22:10,314 And... 126 00:22:11,069 --> 00:22:13,311 what did you see in Dublin? 127 00:22:13,405 --> 00:22:16,074 - You mean, the trouble? - What else? 128 00:22:16,158 --> 00:22:18,067 Well, nothing, really. 129 00:22:18,160 --> 00:22:21,743 - Did you not go and see Sackville Street? - I passed it, yes. 130 00:22:21,830 --> 00:22:24,321 - Passed it? - Well, I'll be damned. 131 00:22:24,833 --> 00:22:27,538 What did you see as you passed it, Charles? 132 00:22:27,628 --> 00:22:30,498 - It did look terrible smashed about, Father. - It's true, then. 133 00:22:30,589 --> 00:22:32,831 - The Government used guns. - I've not said that, Father. 134 00:22:32,925 --> 00:22:36,543 All right, you've not said anything. What did you hear? 135 00:22:37,262 --> 00:22:39,089 I heard they used heavy guns... 136 00:22:39,181 --> 00:22:41,589 like them they're using on the Western Front against the Germans. 137 00:22:41,683 --> 00:22:43,842 And our poor lads pursued from house to house... 138 00:22:43,936 --> 00:22:46,012 with not one rifle between three. 139 00:22:46,105 --> 00:22:47,931 Now, if the Germans had an ounce of sense... 140 00:22:48,023 --> 00:22:49,863 they'd send us guns to use against the British. 141 00:22:49,900 --> 00:22:50,979 That's treason you're talking. 142 00:22:51,068 --> 00:22:52,977 And friends that are listening surely to God. 143 00:22:53,070 --> 00:22:57,020 It's foolish, all the same. You'll blather yourself into jug some day. 144 00:22:57,282 --> 00:23:01,494 Charles, what do they say they'll do with the lads they've got in prison? 145 00:23:02,538 --> 00:23:04,744 They say they'll hang them, Father. 146 00:23:05,666 --> 00:23:07,409 Good luck to all Irishmen. 147 00:23:08,836 --> 00:23:11,872 Bad luck to the British. Success to the Germans. 148 00:23:11,964 --> 00:23:13,162 And... 149 00:23:13,257 --> 00:23:15,795 And a very good morning to you, Corporal. 150 00:23:18,137 --> 00:23:20,378 Two black stouts, please, Mr. Ryan. 151 00:23:21,348 --> 00:23:22,677 And one for yourself? 152 00:23:22,766 --> 00:23:25,684 Well, seeing you're a man of wealth, Corporal, yes. 153 00:23:25,769 --> 00:23:28,391 - Father? - No. 154 00:23:29,356 --> 00:23:32,191 - Mr. Shaughnessy? - Well, I don't mind if I- 155 00:23:32,693 --> 00:23:37,355 No, I'd best be on my way. Term is starting tomorrow, you know... 156 00:23:47,666 --> 00:23:49,125 It seems the Jerries... 157 00:23:49,209 --> 00:23:52,792 are giving your brave lads out there a terrible scrimmage, then. 158 00:23:53,630 --> 00:23:54,710 Aye. 159 00:23:56,216 --> 00:23:59,383 You see, Tom, Jerry's a tougher proposition... 160 00:23:59,470 --> 00:24:01,758 than unarmed Irish children. 161 00:24:02,347 --> 00:24:05,966 So far as I know, Mr. McCardle, no children were killed. 162 00:24:07,102 --> 00:24:09,391 All right, then. There were. 163 00:24:14,568 --> 00:24:16,608 They get you in this uniform. 164 00:24:17,070 --> 00:24:18,897 You point your gun where you're told to point it... 165 00:24:18,989 --> 00:24:20,567 and you pull the trigger. 166 00:24:20,657 --> 00:24:22,449 And so does Jerry. 167 00:24:24,912 --> 00:24:26,572 And so would you. 168 00:24:31,668 --> 00:24:35,915 You've seen that place, Passchendaele, maybe? 169 00:24:37,132 --> 00:24:39,089 No, not Passchendaele. 170 00:24:39,176 --> 00:24:43,043 - You're well out of it, Corporal. - That's right. 171 00:25:59,882 --> 00:26:02,337 Well, duty calls. 172 00:26:03,218 --> 00:26:05,127 Good day, Charles. 173 00:26:10,225 --> 00:26:11,933 Well, good day. 174 00:26:14,855 --> 00:26:16,479 Welcome home. 175 00:26:20,861 --> 00:26:22,984 Will you imagine that fellow? 176 00:26:23,071 --> 00:26:26,191 A fortnight in Dublin. Does nothing, sees nothing. 177 00:26:26,283 --> 00:26:29,201 It's working with children, makes a man childish. 178 00:26:29,286 --> 00:26:32,821 No, it was that wife of his, knocked all the spirit out of him. 179 00:26:32,915 --> 00:26:34,907 She was a good, pure woman. 180 00:26:35,834 --> 00:26:39,334 - Pure, she was. - Is that nothing? 181 00:26:39,671 --> 00:26:41,331 Oh, no. No. 182 00:27:52,703 --> 00:27:56,286 Well, did you come to lend me a hand, then? 183 00:28:01,462 --> 00:28:05,293 Well, now, let's see. For a start, you could put the kettle on. 184 00:28:09,178 --> 00:28:11,301 I didn't come for that at all. 185 00:28:13,432 --> 00:28:15,259 I've come to say something. 186 00:28:17,936 --> 00:28:20,392 I feel like a child in this place. 187 00:28:22,316 --> 00:28:24,355 And I'm not a child. 188 00:28:24,443 --> 00:28:26,103 Do you know that? 189 00:28:29,156 --> 00:28:30,650 I know that. 190 00:28:32,201 --> 00:28:33,944 Rose, I've... 191 00:28:34,787 --> 00:28:37,159 maybe an idea of what you came to say. 192 00:28:37,956 --> 00:28:39,914 You have no idea at all. 193 00:28:41,251 --> 00:28:44,870 Well, I'm just saying, in case it helps a bit, I maybe have. 194 00:28:53,222 --> 00:28:54,597 I love you. 195 00:29:03,315 --> 00:29:05,308 - Will you come inside? - No. 196 00:29:06,735 --> 00:29:08,644 Will you sit down, then? 197 00:29:08,737 --> 00:29:11,062 - Why? - I'd like to talk to you, Rose. 198 00:29:15,577 --> 00:29:17,784 Well, I know what that means. 199 00:29:22,918 --> 00:29:26,501 Rose, this sort of thing can come about, you know... 200 00:29:26,588 --> 00:29:29,079 a girl taking a fancy to a teacher. 201 00:29:29,174 --> 00:29:32,424 - Thanks. - Fancy's all it is, Rose. 202 00:29:34,555 --> 00:29:38,884 Rose, you've mistaken a penny mirror for the sun. 203 00:29:38,976 --> 00:29:40,518 Do you not see that? 204 00:29:40,936 --> 00:29:44,519 I see you always digging a low pit for yourself... 205 00:29:44,606 --> 00:29:47,560 when you should be standing on a heap of pride. 206 00:29:56,910 --> 00:29:58,239 Well, Rose... 207 00:29:58,871 --> 00:30:01,540 your coming here today and saying what you've said... 208 00:30:01,623 --> 00:30:04,197 is the only cause I've ever had for pride. 209 00:30:06,211 --> 00:30:09,129 Don't you see, Rose? I only taught you about... 210 00:30:09,214 --> 00:30:14,042 Byron and Beethoven and Captain Blood. I'm not one of them fellows myself. 211 00:30:14,678 --> 00:30:17,216 - I'm not daft, you know. - But you're terribly young. 212 00:30:17,306 --> 00:30:21,303 - Aye, and that's a hanging matter, isn't it? - No, it's not. 213 00:30:30,152 --> 00:30:31,267 Well, then? 214 00:30:34,490 --> 00:30:37,028 It's not a hanging matter to be young... 215 00:30:37,117 --> 00:30:41,696 but it maybe should be a hanging matter for a man of middle age... 216 00:30:41,789 --> 00:30:44,458 to try and steal the youth from a young girl. 217 00:30:44,708 --> 00:30:49,037 Especially a man like me and a girl like you. 218 00:30:53,342 --> 00:30:57,422 You were meant for the wide world, Rose, not this place, not this. 219 00:30:57,846 --> 00:30:59,886 Me, I was born for it. 220 00:31:01,725 --> 00:31:03,350 It wouldn't do, Rose. 221 00:31:04,186 --> 00:31:05,894 I just know it wouldn't. 222 00:31:12,569 --> 00:31:15,736 So you don't want me, then? 223 00:31:30,003 --> 00:31:31,546 Don't want you? 224 00:31:32,965 --> 00:31:35,538 - Yes. - Oh. 225 00:32:15,424 --> 00:32:19,635 Would you like a fat pheasant, Constable? It'll cost you nothing. 226 00:32:25,225 --> 00:32:26,388 Whoa. 227 00:32:28,604 --> 00:32:30,146 He recognized you. 228 00:32:32,065 --> 00:32:34,603 - Well, you'll have to be quick... Shut up! 229 00:32:48,207 --> 00:32:49,867 Bring the cart! 230 00:32:52,085 --> 00:32:53,414 Jesus. 231 00:34:07,953 --> 00:34:11,156 - Fine pair of gunrunners we are. - Come on. 232 00:34:48,994 --> 00:34:51,117 We'll never walk to the coast, Commandant. 233 00:34:51,205 --> 00:34:54,206 - It's 200 miles. - We'll walk to Limerick. 234 00:34:54,291 --> 00:34:56,864 - Limerick? - The lads are waiting for us. 235 00:34:56,960 --> 00:34:59,286 - Oh. - And cheer up, Pat. 236 00:34:59,379 --> 00:35:01,621 They're waiting with a lorry. 237 00:35:27,699 --> 00:35:29,324 About 30 fellows. 238 00:36:04,403 --> 00:36:05,482 Now... 239 00:36:06,363 --> 00:36:10,610 marriage is a sacrament ordained by God. That means, Rosy... 240 00:36:10,701 --> 00:36:14,699 once it's done, it's not up to me, nor you, nor Charles. It's done... 241 00:36:14,788 --> 00:36:18,406 - till one or other of you is dead. - I understand that. 242 00:36:20,043 --> 00:36:22,534 God ordained it for three reasons. 243 00:36:23,172 --> 00:36:27,121 First, that Charles and you should be a comfort to each other... 244 00:36:27,217 --> 00:36:30,551 in the long, dull days and the weary evenings. 245 00:36:30,637 --> 00:36:32,595 - Do you understand that? - Yes. 246 00:36:34,266 --> 00:36:38,643 Secondly, for the procreation of children, and to bring them up as good Catholics. 247 00:36:38,729 --> 00:36:40,805 - Well, you understand that. - Yes. 248 00:36:41,690 --> 00:36:43,481 And, thirdly... 249 00:36:43,567 --> 00:36:46,936 - for the satisfaction of the flesh. - Yes. 250 00:36:48,071 --> 00:36:49,981 Are you scared of that? 251 00:36:50,783 --> 00:36:52,158 Yes. 252 00:36:52,242 --> 00:36:56,572 It's nothing to be scared of, Rosy. A function of the body. 253 00:36:58,457 --> 00:37:01,541 I suppose all girls is a bit scared before. 254 00:37:01,627 --> 00:37:03,121 And fellows, too. 255 00:37:03,212 --> 00:37:04,955 - Yes? - Oh, yes. 256 00:37:09,676 --> 00:37:12,084 It will make me a different person, won't it? 257 00:37:12,179 --> 00:37:16,046 - Marriage? - No, the satisfaction of the flesh. 258 00:37:16,141 --> 00:37:18,976 That's a gate I have not been through myself... 259 00:37:19,311 --> 00:37:22,431 but, no, it won't make you a different person. 260 00:37:23,941 --> 00:37:25,483 I want it to. 261 00:37:26,610 --> 00:37:28,603 Child, what are you expecting? 262 00:37:48,507 --> 00:37:49,918 Wings, is it? 263 00:38:05,482 --> 00:38:07,724 All right, try it. 264 00:38:32,760 --> 00:38:34,882 Seven boats. All currachs. 265 00:38:34,970 --> 00:38:38,469 One thing at a time. Keep a look out. 266 00:38:45,189 --> 00:38:47,015 Top of the morning, Father. 267 00:38:48,567 --> 00:38:49,812 Morning! 268 00:39:02,539 --> 00:39:04,698 - Morning, Father. - Morning, tinker. 269 00:39:07,211 --> 00:39:11,789 You'll find nothing much here. It all gets carried round the head to Killins. 270 00:39:11,965 --> 00:39:13,045 Ah. 271 00:39:14,134 --> 00:39:16,886 - Good luck with it, anyway. - Thanks, Father. 272 00:39:21,391 --> 00:39:24,677 And if them two's tinkers, I'm the Bishop of Cork. 273 00:39:27,523 --> 00:39:31,307 Now, we'll have one light on the beacon... 274 00:39:31,777 --> 00:39:33,485 and one on the cliff. 275 00:39:34,071 --> 00:39:36,858 - What now, then? Back to Dublin? - Tomorrow. 276 00:39:37,866 --> 00:39:39,658 I want to see what Ryan's like. 277 00:39:46,959 --> 00:39:49,876 Are you not done, Mrs. McCardle? 278 00:39:50,754 --> 00:39:54,538 Easy, Mr. Ryan, dear. They'll not start without her. 279 00:39:55,801 --> 00:39:56,832 Women. 280 00:40:07,104 --> 00:40:09,974 Tim, did you review the volunteers in Phoenix Park before the war? 281 00:40:10,065 --> 00:40:12,058 - Yes, why? - Will you come here? 282 00:40:23,954 --> 00:40:27,121 Aye, you're looking at me picture, lads. 283 00:40:28,584 --> 00:40:29,829 Here. 284 00:40:38,635 --> 00:40:42,004 You recognize someone? 285 00:40:42,848 --> 00:40:46,299 - That's yourself, landlord. - It is. 286 00:40:46,393 --> 00:40:48,552 And he that has me by the hand... 287 00:40:48,937 --> 00:40:52,520 - is Commandant Tim O'Leary. - Never. 288 00:40:53,317 --> 00:40:56,567 Red Tim himself. That 1,000 secret policemen... 289 00:40:56,653 --> 00:40:58,812 have been hunting for these last five years. 290 00:40:58,906 --> 00:41:02,571 And himself, no doubt at this very moment walking the broad streets of Dublin. 291 00:41:02,659 --> 00:41:06,491 - He's a brave man, surely. - Nerves of steel. 292 00:41:08,290 --> 00:41:10,330 You know him well, then? 293 00:41:12,669 --> 00:41:17,545 - I get my orders from time to time. - Landlord, you're a desperate man. 294 00:41:21,345 --> 00:41:23,053 I'll tell you something. 295 00:41:24,473 --> 00:41:27,676 - Come on then, Mr. Ryan. - Right, ma'am. 296 00:41:28,477 --> 00:41:30,600 Good luck to the young lady. 297 00:41:33,065 --> 00:41:34,393 Talk. 298 00:41:34,483 --> 00:41:38,563 This whole cursed country will capsize with talk. 299 00:41:46,620 --> 00:41:49,111 The locals are no good. 300 00:41:49,206 --> 00:41:52,242 I'll have to bring you some hard lads from Dublin... 301 00:41:52,417 --> 00:41:54,209 when the time comes. 302 00:41:54,294 --> 00:41:57,082 - When will that be, Commandant? - I don't know. 303 00:41:57,464 --> 00:41:59,789 Depends on our clever lads in Germany. 304 00:42:01,260 --> 00:42:03,548 And they're great talkers, too. 305 00:42:18,986 --> 00:42:21,109 With this ring, I thee wed. 306 00:42:23,073 --> 00:42:24,900 With this ring, I thee wed. 307 00:42:25,117 --> 00:42:27,026 In the name of the Father... 308 00:42:27,619 --> 00:42:28,782 the Son... 309 00:42:29,455 --> 00:42:31,613 and the Holy Ghost. Amen. 310 00:42:36,128 --> 00:42:38,797 This gold and silver, I give thee... 311 00:42:38,881 --> 00:42:40,873 token of all my worldly goods. 312 00:45:07,780 --> 00:45:09,819 Good night, Father Hugh. 313 00:45:12,326 --> 00:45:14,235 Good night, Rosy. 314 00:45:37,851 --> 00:45:40,342 Well, is no one going to kiss the bride? 315 00:45:58,372 --> 00:46:00,199 Steady, lads. Steady! 316 00:46:13,387 --> 00:46:14,846 Get off out of it! 317 00:46:30,654 --> 00:46:32,896 Enough. Now, cut it out. 318 00:46:39,037 --> 00:46:41,659 Now, then. That's enough. Come on, boys. 319 00:46:43,625 --> 00:46:45,084 That's enough. 320 00:46:45,794 --> 00:46:47,917 Now, lads, that's enough. 321 00:47:04,313 --> 00:47:07,314 - Lucky man, and how are you feeling? - Lucky. 322 00:47:07,399 --> 00:47:09,308 Are you all right, princess? 323 00:47:10,235 --> 00:47:12,442 It was only their bit of fun. 324 00:47:17,701 --> 00:47:19,445 Good night, Father. 325 00:47:20,704 --> 00:47:22,079 Good night, Rosy. 326 00:47:22,164 --> 00:47:25,449 Now, go on, away in with you. 327 00:47:30,005 --> 00:47:33,291 Well, you'll be away early in the morning, I suppose? 328 00:47:33,383 --> 00:47:35,423 We will, yes, Mr. Ryan. 329 00:49:24,953 --> 00:49:27,195 You're a wonderful girl, Rose. 330 00:49:29,166 --> 00:49:30,744 No. 331 00:49:31,210 --> 00:49:32,668 No, I'm not. 332 00:50:57,546 --> 00:50:59,704 Charles, how you getting on? 333 00:50:59,798 --> 00:51:02,372 Them fellows has an elegant sense of humor. 334 00:51:07,598 --> 00:51:09,258 It doesn't matter. 335 00:51:38,712 --> 00:51:41,381 Charles, get a handful of this. 336 00:51:56,688 --> 00:51:58,231 Now, come away. 337 00:53:49,384 --> 00:53:52,255 - Rose? - Yes? 338 00:53:52,346 --> 00:53:54,054 Are you all right? 339 00:53:55,474 --> 00:53:56,553 Yes. 340 00:53:57,726 --> 00:54:01,142 - Good night, Rose. - Good night, Charles. 341 00:55:27,316 --> 00:55:28,430 Rose? 342 00:55:30,486 --> 00:55:32,110 I got you these. 343 00:55:38,160 --> 00:55:40,199 They're all growing, see? 344 00:55:42,581 --> 00:55:46,495 - When did you do it? - Last thing yesterday. Just before church. 345 00:55:50,589 --> 00:55:52,712 Charles, you're a rare man. 346 00:55:57,805 --> 00:55:59,180 Well done. 347 00:56:00,265 --> 00:56:02,507 - Here, no. - They're not heavy. 348 00:56:15,405 --> 00:56:17,564 I can't believe you're here. 349 00:56:18,283 --> 00:56:19,659 Well, I am. 350 00:56:23,163 --> 00:56:24,492 Well, now. 351 00:57:02,494 --> 00:57:03,870 Beethoven. 352 00:58:16,026 --> 00:58:17,105 I... 353 00:58:18,862 --> 00:58:22,148 I don't think you care much for my flowers, do you? 354 00:58:23,367 --> 00:58:25,858 I like them better growing, surely. 355 00:58:26,036 --> 00:58:28,871 Well, sure, things are better growing. 356 00:59:02,614 --> 00:59:04,987 I'm afraid you're too late for snapdragons. 357 00:59:05,075 --> 00:59:08,242 Well, I'll put in some lilies, then. I like them. 358 00:59:10,414 --> 00:59:14,079 - What's the matter? - My shirt, Rose. I'd like to get my shirt. 359 00:59:14,168 --> 00:59:16,659 Charles, you're fine as you are. 360 00:59:17,880 --> 00:59:19,457 Well, all right, Rose. 361 00:59:30,100 --> 00:59:32,093 I don't know, Rose, suppose somebody came in. 362 00:59:32,186 --> 00:59:33,300 Charles. 363 00:59:33,979 --> 00:59:38,107 - You're always on about if someone came. - Well, it's not decent. 364 00:59:38,192 --> 00:59:40,350 - Decent. - Well, it's not, you know. 365 00:59:41,278 --> 00:59:42,653 All right, then. 366 00:59:48,285 --> 00:59:50,028 I'm sorry, Charles. 367 00:59:50,788 --> 00:59:51,950 Put it on. 368 00:59:52,080 --> 00:59:53,824 No. What does it matter? 369 00:59:56,460 --> 00:59:59,745 No, you're right. Please, put it on. 370 00:59:59,838 --> 01:00:02,625 No, well, I'll be out again in a minute. 371 01:00:08,680 --> 01:00:11,136 Six ones are six. 372 01:00:11,225 --> 01:00:13,301 Six twos are twelve. 373 01:00:13,644 --> 01:00:16,217 Six threes are eighteen. 374 01:00:16,313 --> 01:00:18,721 Six fours are twenty-four. 375 01:00:18,816 --> 01:00:20,974 Six fives are thirty. 376 01:00:21,068 --> 01:00:23,191 Six sixes are thirty-six. 377 01:00:23,278 --> 01:00:25,604 Six sevens are forty-two. 378 01:00:25,697 --> 01:00:27,773 Six eights are forty-eight. 379 01:00:27,866 --> 01:00:29,823 - Six nines are... - Fifty-four. 380 01:00:29,910 --> 01:00:31,653 Fifty-four. 381 01:00:31,745 --> 01:00:33,868 Six tens are sixty. 382 01:00:33,956 --> 01:00:36,198 Six elevens are sixty-six. 383 01:00:36,291 --> 01:00:37,916 Six twelves are... 384 01:00:40,003 --> 01:00:41,414 Seventy-two. 385 01:00:42,506 --> 01:00:46,171 Now, your work is on the board. You've all got your pencils. 386 01:00:46,260 --> 01:00:49,759 There's no need for talking, Kathleen. Now get on with it. 387 01:00:49,847 --> 01:00:50,926 Get on. 388 01:00:59,314 --> 01:01:00,394 Rose? 389 01:01:35,100 --> 01:01:36,381 Rose. 390 01:01:47,905 --> 01:01:50,859 - Where are you going, Rosy? - Nowhere. 391 01:01:50,949 --> 01:01:53,571 You're in the devil of a hurry there. 392 01:01:53,660 --> 01:01:55,404 Now, stop. 393 01:01:56,789 --> 01:02:01,118 Now, what exactly is the trouble between you and Charles? 394 01:02:01,210 --> 01:02:02,752 No. No trouble. 395 01:02:03,420 --> 01:02:06,338 Are you asking me to believe you're happy? 396 01:02:06,423 --> 01:02:09,590 - I'm not asking you anything. - Are you happy? 397 01:02:11,887 --> 01:02:12,918 No. 398 01:02:13,764 --> 01:02:14,962 Why not? 399 01:02:15,641 --> 01:02:17,301 I don't know. 400 01:02:17,392 --> 01:02:21,093 - Come on, Rosy, now give me a try. - I don't. 401 01:02:21,188 --> 01:02:22,351 All right. 402 01:02:22,856 --> 01:02:25,478 Because I am stupid and conceited... 403 01:02:25,567 --> 01:02:28,402 and self-centered and ungrateful like you've always told me. 404 01:02:28,487 --> 01:02:30,167 For I have everything I wanted, have I not? 405 01:02:30,197 --> 01:02:31,442 You have! 406 01:02:31,698 --> 01:02:35,613 - What more are you wanting now? - I don't know that, either. 407 01:02:35,702 --> 01:02:37,695 - That's a lie. - It's not. 408 01:02:39,498 --> 01:02:41,076 How can I know? 409 01:02:44,086 --> 01:02:46,755 I don't even know what more there is. 410 01:02:57,808 --> 01:03:01,259 - You've got a good man now, haven't you? - The best. 411 01:03:01,353 --> 01:03:03,013 Well? 412 01:03:03,105 --> 01:03:05,726 And you've got enough money. Not much, but enough. 413 01:03:05,816 --> 01:03:06,895 Aye. 414 01:03:08,110 --> 01:03:09,569 And you've got your health. 415 01:03:09,653 --> 01:03:11,313 - You're not sick? - No. 416 01:03:11,405 --> 01:03:14,074 There is nothing more, you graceless girl. 417 01:03:14,158 --> 01:03:16,945 - But, there is. - There is not. 418 01:03:17,035 --> 01:03:18,530 I know there is. 419 01:03:19,788 --> 01:03:22,410 - There must be, Father Hugh. - Why? 420 01:03:22,499 --> 01:03:26,912 Glory be to God, why must there be? Because Rosy Ryan wants it? 421 01:03:28,630 --> 01:03:29,710 Aye. 422 01:03:46,106 --> 01:03:50,685 Have you got any warm old clothes, Rosy? Poor Patsy Wheelan's in a bad way. 423 01:03:51,737 --> 01:03:53,895 I'll find some, Father. 424 01:03:55,491 --> 01:03:56,736 Thanks. 425 01:04:04,082 --> 01:04:07,202 Rosy, don't nurse your wishes. 426 01:04:07,669 --> 01:04:10,160 You can't help having them, but don't nurse them... 427 01:04:10,255 --> 01:04:13,256 or sure to God, you'll get what you're wishing for. 428 01:06:08,999 --> 01:06:10,659 Major Doryan, sir. 429 01:06:13,796 --> 01:06:16,333 Sorry, sir, I had to change a wheel. 430 01:06:21,762 --> 01:06:22,793 Sir. 431 01:06:58,590 --> 01:06:59,788 Get in. 432 01:07:01,176 --> 01:07:02,291 In! 433 01:08:19,755 --> 01:08:21,747 Come on, kids, out of it. 434 01:08:47,324 --> 01:08:50,610 You were in Second Battle of the Marne, weren't you, sir? 435 01:08:50,702 --> 01:08:53,372 - Yes. - So was I, sir. 436 01:08:54,623 --> 01:08:57,659 - Yes? - It was too much for me, sir. 437 01:08:57,751 --> 01:09:00,420 I reckon that's why they sent me here. 438 01:09:00,671 --> 01:09:02,628 Camp coming up, sir. 439 01:09:16,311 --> 01:09:17,592 Slope... 440 01:09:17,688 --> 01:09:18,968 arms. 441 01:09:30,993 --> 01:09:32,535 Capt. Smith, sir. 442 01:09:32,619 --> 01:09:33,699 Hey. 443 01:09:44,756 --> 01:09:49,134 That's all we're short of, that is. A crippled bloody hero. 444 01:10:04,693 --> 01:10:05,974 Well, now, sir. 445 01:10:06,695 --> 01:10:10,479 This is our communication with the outside world. 446 01:10:14,077 --> 01:10:17,244 Field telephone to the police station down the village. 447 01:10:19,416 --> 01:10:21,492 Now, then. Records. 448 01:10:25,464 --> 01:10:27,871 Hello? Constable O'Connor here. 449 01:10:27,966 --> 01:10:31,667 - Were you calling? - No, no, Constable, just testing. 450 01:10:33,680 --> 01:10:35,554 Well, now, sir, where was I? 451 01:10:36,350 --> 01:10:39,885 Oh, aye. Records. Records. Transport. 452 01:10:40,854 --> 01:10:42,894 They're sending a... 453 01:10:43,065 --> 01:10:45,223 Well, I guess you'd better see your room. 454 01:10:49,738 --> 01:10:51,778 Well, now, duty. 455 01:10:51,865 --> 01:10:54,403 Our duties are light. 456 01:10:54,493 --> 01:10:55,987 Oh, good lad, Jimmy. 457 01:10:56,370 --> 01:10:59,454 Jimmy will look after you right nicely, Major Doryan. 458 01:11:05,879 --> 01:11:07,042 Tired? 459 01:11:08,382 --> 01:11:09,413 Yes. 460 01:11:09,716 --> 01:11:13,299 - That leg gives you gyp, don't it? - Yes. 461 01:11:14,596 --> 01:11:17,087 Sent you here for a rest, did they? 462 01:11:17,933 --> 01:11:20,091 Yes, I think they did. 463 01:11:20,185 --> 01:11:24,397 Well, you'll get that, if naught else. There's nothing to do here but walk. 464 01:11:24,982 --> 01:11:27,520 Oh, I'm sorry. I expect walking's out. 465 01:11:27,985 --> 01:11:30,820 No, I'm supposed to walk. Five miles a day. 466 01:11:31,447 --> 01:11:34,447 Oh. Well, then. They've sent you to the right place. 467 01:11:34,533 --> 01:11:36,526 There's some nice walks here. 468 01:11:36,618 --> 01:11:39,109 Our duties are light enough, God knows. 469 01:11:39,955 --> 01:11:43,122 Our duties. It's more like police work, isn't it? 470 01:11:45,169 --> 01:11:48,039 The publican's a source of information. 471 01:11:49,047 --> 01:11:53,092 - An informer? - Aye. Publican, name of Ryan. 472 01:11:53,177 --> 01:11:55,715 Well, he's nothing to inform, has he? 473 01:11:55,804 --> 01:11:59,636 But the police slip him a fiver now and then, you know. 474 01:12:01,769 --> 01:12:03,429 Oh, he's all right. 475 01:12:03,854 --> 01:12:06,855 Big mouth, open hand, empty pocket, you know? 476 01:12:06,940 --> 01:12:09,977 Typical publican. But he's all right, really. 477 01:12:10,736 --> 01:12:12,527 - Jimmy. - Sir? 478 01:12:12,613 --> 01:12:14,855 - Are my bags on the lorry? - Yes, sir. 479 01:12:16,450 --> 01:12:19,700 I'll be straight off, if it's all the same, sir. 480 01:12:19,787 --> 01:12:22,704 - I've given myself leave. - Yes? 481 01:12:22,915 --> 01:12:24,575 Embarkation leave. 482 01:12:27,252 --> 01:12:28,497 France. 483 01:12:32,174 --> 01:12:34,665 Second battalion, Southeast Lancashires. 484 01:12:35,803 --> 01:12:37,842 They're in the front line. 485 01:12:43,018 --> 01:12:45,426 Will you tell me something, man to man? 486 01:12:46,563 --> 01:12:48,722 What's it like, really? 487 01:12:48,816 --> 01:12:50,191 Front line? 488 01:12:58,242 --> 01:13:00,649 Aye. Well... 489 01:13:00,744 --> 01:13:03,033 I'll find out soon enough. 490 01:13:07,709 --> 01:13:09,583 I'm a coward, you see. 491 01:13:10,838 --> 01:13:12,747 No, I always have been. 492 01:13:13,257 --> 01:13:14,881 From being a lad. 493 01:13:16,301 --> 01:13:18,211 I can't master it. 494 01:13:18,303 --> 01:13:21,340 Well, perhaps I've never tried, really. 495 01:13:22,224 --> 01:13:25,474 But, I'd give my left arm to have a bit of what you've got. 496 01:13:25,561 --> 01:13:27,103 I hate it. 497 01:13:27,187 --> 01:13:30,390 Just the bloody thought of it gives me the shakes. 498 01:13:31,650 --> 01:13:34,817 That's my nightmare, as a matter of fact, the shakes. 499 01:13:34,903 --> 01:13:36,611 I don't mind dying. 500 01:13:37,114 --> 01:13:40,779 Not if it's quick. Life's not that much, is it? 501 01:13:42,744 --> 01:13:45,414 I wouldn't mind a gammy leg like you've got. 502 01:13:45,497 --> 01:13:47,739 Though I don't suppose it's funny. 503 01:13:47,833 --> 01:13:49,113 But the shakes? 504 01:13:49,918 --> 01:13:51,496 Shellshock. 505 01:13:51,962 --> 01:13:56,458 Just shaking and shambling like a epileptic baby. 506 01:13:58,135 --> 01:14:00,127 Nay, I'd rather be dead. 507 01:14:02,598 --> 01:14:04,555 I can see what's coming. 508 01:14:05,476 --> 01:14:07,717 I'm going to disgrace myself. 509 01:14:13,317 --> 01:14:15,440 You don't know what you'll do. 510 01:14:15,527 --> 01:14:18,730 No one does. You don't know what you're doing. 511 01:14:24,328 --> 01:14:25,526 Really? 512 01:14:29,333 --> 01:14:31,954 I read what you did in the newspapers. 513 01:14:32,920 --> 01:14:35,161 That were no flash in the pan. 514 01:14:36,131 --> 01:14:38,669 You'd do the same again, I dare say. 515 01:14:39,718 --> 01:14:40,916 You'd be wrong. 516 01:14:43,486 --> 01:14:46,986 Well, you've done your bit. 517 01:14:47,073 --> 01:14:49,481 It's someone else's turn now, eh? 518 01:14:57,292 --> 01:15:00,578 Oh, dear. You look about finished, sir. 519 01:15:01,588 --> 01:15:02,703 Here. 520 01:15:07,010 --> 01:15:10,545 Good stuff, this. Cheap, too. 521 01:15:15,769 --> 01:15:17,643 That's the generator. 522 01:15:17,729 --> 01:15:21,394 The bloody thing stays on all night, but you'll get used to that. 523 01:15:28,907 --> 01:15:30,485 This your house? 524 01:15:32,244 --> 01:15:34,651 - Yes. - Well, I never. 525 01:15:36,456 --> 01:15:38,781 - Wife? - Yes. 526 01:15:38,875 --> 01:15:41,283 - May I? - Please. 527 01:15:43,588 --> 01:15:44,703 Oh. 528 01:15:45,257 --> 01:15:46,667 Bonny woman. 529 01:15:47,509 --> 01:15:48,920 Thank you. 530 01:15:49,177 --> 01:15:53,756 - She'll be coming out, then? - No, I don't think so. 531 01:15:59,437 --> 01:16:01,145 There's no local crumpet. 532 01:16:02,190 --> 01:16:04,562 It's married or virgin here, you know. 533 01:16:06,152 --> 01:16:09,771 And that priest down there has got eyes in the back of his head. 534 01:16:11,408 --> 01:16:13,815 It gets bloody lonely here. 535 01:16:14,035 --> 01:16:15,993 Why not have her out? 536 01:16:20,709 --> 01:16:21,907 Sorry. 537 01:16:24,170 --> 01:16:25,830 Fools rush in, eh? 538 01:16:29,009 --> 01:16:31,963 You're probably better on your own a bit. 539 01:16:32,053 --> 01:16:33,334 Excuse me. 540 01:16:35,640 --> 01:16:37,847 I'll pop back to say goodbye. 541 01:17:11,051 --> 01:17:12,759 It's him. 542 01:17:37,160 --> 01:17:39,782 Peg leg. 543 01:18:24,624 --> 01:18:25,703 Sir? 544 01:18:25,792 --> 01:18:27,552 Excuse me, I didn't realize you were serving. 545 01:18:27,586 --> 01:18:30,207 Well, I'm just minding. What did you want? 546 01:18:31,172 --> 01:18:32,204 Whiskey. 547 01:18:46,188 --> 01:18:47,350 Water? 548 01:18:52,152 --> 01:18:54,144 Did you want water? 549 01:18:54,779 --> 01:18:55,978 Please. 550 01:18:59,993 --> 01:19:01,321 Thank you. 551 01:23:30,639 --> 01:23:32,880 I must open the door. 552 01:23:40,899 --> 01:23:42,642 Sit, please. 553 01:23:54,996 --> 01:23:57,203 - Is this where you live? - What? 554 01:23:57,290 --> 01:23:58,998 Is this where you live? 555 01:24:03,004 --> 01:24:06,290 - I live at the schoolhouse. - Schoolhouse? 556 01:24:07,926 --> 01:24:11,377 - I'm married to the teacher. - Oh. 557 01:24:15,141 --> 01:24:16,386 They're back. 558 01:24:20,605 --> 01:24:24,935 - I don't know your name. - Shaughnessy, Rose Shaughnessy. 559 01:24:28,113 --> 01:24:31,861 Come away in, then. One round on the house! 560 01:24:31,950 --> 01:24:33,444 That's my dad. 561 01:24:34,953 --> 01:24:38,073 Your father is the publican? 562 01:24:38,164 --> 01:24:39,789 Yes, why not? 563 01:24:54,556 --> 01:24:57,473 Now, I can't just say you're very welcome, sir. 564 01:24:57,851 --> 01:25:00,852 Not in your official function. 565 01:25:00,937 --> 01:25:04,271 But in yourself, you're welcome. 566 01:25:04,357 --> 01:25:07,892 A brave man is a brave man in any uniform. 567 01:25:08,236 --> 01:25:12,779 English khaki, Irish green, aye, or German gray. 568 01:25:16,203 --> 01:25:18,694 Aye, you've a large mind, sir. 569 01:25:18,997 --> 01:25:20,491 Put it there. 570 01:25:24,085 --> 01:25:26,292 You've met my daughter, then? 571 01:25:27,005 --> 01:25:28,120 Yes. 572 01:25:28,632 --> 01:25:31,502 All right, everyone, the Major isn't a peep show. 573 01:25:31,593 --> 01:25:33,135 Princess. 574 01:25:34,554 --> 01:25:38,006 Guess what your old dad's got for you this time from the fair? 575 01:25:38,099 --> 01:25:39,428 Guess. 576 01:25:39,518 --> 01:25:41,843 - I don't know, Father. - Come and look. 577 01:25:48,527 --> 01:25:51,611 - Now, then. - Father, you can't afford it. 578 01:25:51,696 --> 01:25:52,859 Oh, it's nothing. 579 01:25:52,948 --> 01:25:55,902 Just a little blood mare I picked up at the fair, is all. 580 01:25:55,992 --> 01:25:58,946 - She's a Connemara. - All right. 581 01:25:59,037 --> 01:26:03,366 You look as if you'd be a judge, sir. Maybe you'll favor us with your opinion. 582 01:26:05,919 --> 01:26:07,034 Now. 583 01:26:10,674 --> 01:26:12,797 It's a fine horse, Mr. Ryan. 584 01:26:13,218 --> 01:26:15,791 - Are you away, then? - Yes. 585 01:26:16,888 --> 01:26:19,510 Good day, Mr. Ryan, Mrs. Shaughnessy. 586 01:26:29,985 --> 01:26:31,230 Snob! 587 01:26:31,319 --> 01:26:34,771 Of course he's a snob. Isn't that what the English is famous for? 588 01:26:34,865 --> 01:26:36,193 Aye. 589 01:26:38,451 --> 01:26:39,994 On the house. 590 01:26:52,257 --> 01:26:53,420 Hello. 591 01:26:59,556 --> 01:27:01,963 Did you see our lord and master, then? 592 01:27:02,058 --> 01:27:06,222 - I did. Fine looking young man. - Blather. 593 01:30:37,816 --> 01:30:40,651 - Will you meet me tomorrow? - How? 594 01:30:45,782 --> 01:30:46,945 Where? 595 01:30:47,492 --> 01:30:49,983 - The tower. - What tower? 596 01:30:50,412 --> 01:30:51,491 Ask. 597 01:30:52,330 --> 01:30:53,445 When? 598 01:30:53,832 --> 01:30:56,501 - 3:00? - Yes. 599 01:31:51,097 --> 01:31:52,889 Whatever is this, darling? 600 01:31:53,391 --> 01:31:55,514 It must be the lilies. 601 01:32:07,072 --> 01:32:08,696 You're restless, Rosy. 602 01:32:09,241 --> 01:32:10,616 Yes, I am a bit. 603 01:32:19,626 --> 01:32:22,082 I think maybe I'll take Princess out tomorrow. 604 01:32:22,170 --> 01:32:24,079 Aye, yes, do that. 605 01:32:24,673 --> 01:32:26,712 It'll please your father. 606 01:40:37,123 --> 01:40:38,997 How long will you be here? 607 01:40:41,586 --> 01:40:43,413 Till I ask to be sent back. 608 01:40:44,923 --> 01:40:46,382 To the front? 609 01:40:48,343 --> 01:40:49,718 To my unit. 610 01:40:50,470 --> 01:40:52,048 They're at the front. 611 01:40:55,016 --> 01:40:56,511 You'll not do that? 612 01:40:57,686 --> 01:40:59,559 No. Not now. 613 01:41:01,189 --> 01:41:02,731 Not now. 614 01:41:05,652 --> 01:41:07,443 Oh, darling. 615 01:41:08,113 --> 01:41:09,227 Darling. 616 01:41:20,083 --> 01:41:22,372 - Tomorrow? - If I can. 617 01:41:23,420 --> 01:41:25,163 Good night, darling. 618 01:41:27,257 --> 01:41:28,585 Good night. 619 01:42:09,779 --> 01:42:10,858 Rosy. 620 01:42:13,199 --> 01:42:15,108 - Hello, Charles. - Hello, Rose. 621 01:42:17,078 --> 01:42:19,070 Where've you been, Rose? 622 01:42:19,163 --> 01:42:21,571 What's happened, Rosy? 623 01:42:21,666 --> 01:42:25,414 - Princess took a fall. - Rose, no. 624 01:42:25,920 --> 01:42:28,126 I'm fine. I'll just change. 625 01:42:33,094 --> 01:42:35,003 It was my own fault, really. 626 01:42:36,555 --> 01:42:39,260 I put her at a ditch she wasn't up to, and... 627 01:42:39,392 --> 01:42:42,309 she lay on my leg and wouldn't get up. 628 01:42:42,395 --> 01:42:46,606 - Your leg, darling? Let me have a look. - It's nothing at all. 629 01:42:47,942 --> 01:42:50,978 - If you're sure. - I'm certain sure. It's nothing. 630 01:42:50,979 --> 01:42:54,185 Subtitles downloaded from www.OpenSubtitles.org. 631 01:43:05,418 --> 01:43:07,743 But she wouldn't get up for anything. 632 01:43:10,798 --> 01:43:13,585 Do you know who came to get me out of it? 633 01:43:14,969 --> 01:43:17,045 That new English officer. 634 01:43:19,306 --> 01:43:22,224 - Major Doryan? - Aye, him. 635 01:43:24,603 --> 01:43:26,561 He came and got her up. 636 01:43:26,856 --> 01:43:29,263 Well, that was lucky. 637 01:43:42,455 --> 01:43:45,159 - What have you been doing? - Waiting for you. 638 01:43:46,417 --> 01:43:49,038 You mustn't worry about me, darling. I can ride. 639 01:43:49,128 --> 01:43:53,173 You can ride Champion, surely. But the mare's not properly broke, Rose. 640 01:44:00,264 --> 01:44:03,514 Rose, she's not properly broke. 641 01:44:07,313 --> 01:44:11,311 Well, Major what's-his-name did say he'd help me. 642 01:44:17,531 --> 01:44:19,773 - With the horse? - Aye. 643 01:44:22,828 --> 01:44:25,236 But, I don't suppose he meant it. 644 01:44:27,875 --> 01:44:31,920 - He looks a man of his word to me. - Does he, Charles? 645 01:44:33,339 --> 01:44:35,912 Seems like a fine young fellow all around. 646 01:44:37,343 --> 01:44:40,427 You always think the best of people, don't you? 647 01:44:40,846 --> 01:44:42,044 Why not? 648 01:44:46,769 --> 01:44:48,512 Well, we'll see. 649 01:44:48,604 --> 01:44:51,938 - Could you eat some supper? - I could have a go at it, yes. 650 01:45:01,617 --> 01:45:02,862 Rose? 651 01:45:04,787 --> 01:45:05,866 Yes? 652 01:45:18,676 --> 01:45:21,511 You'd never be unfaithful to me, would you? 653 01:45:24,890 --> 01:45:26,550 Charles. 654 01:45:29,562 --> 01:45:31,471 I'm sorry, I shouldn't have asked that. 655 01:45:31,564 --> 01:45:34,730 No, that's a rotten question for a man to ask his wife. 656 01:50:55,484 --> 01:50:58,936 Sir, what's that there? 657 01:50:59,113 --> 01:51:01,022 What's that? 658 01:51:01,115 --> 01:51:03,688 Well, that's not the cuttlefish that I told you to look for. 659 01:51:03,784 --> 01:51:06,820 That's for a start. That is an insulator. 660 01:51:07,079 --> 01:51:09,202 Aye, an insulator, that is. 661 01:51:09,748 --> 01:51:11,824 Probably off a German battleship. 662 01:51:11,917 --> 01:51:15,167 I'm sure there's no German battleships coming here, sir. 663 01:51:15,254 --> 01:51:18,623 - You don't know, there might be. - No, Timmy's right. 664 01:51:18,716 --> 01:51:20,293 Now, tell me this. 665 01:51:20,384 --> 01:51:22,709 Why is there so much stuff around Killins Bay? 666 01:51:22,803 --> 01:51:26,635 It's a tide... Tidal eddy around the head. 667 01:51:26,724 --> 01:51:29,511 Tidal eddy. Very good, Tim. Good. 668 01:51:30,519 --> 01:51:32,891 All right, come on, now. Go on looking. 669 01:51:32,980 --> 01:51:35,981 The tide's going down. Go on, hurry up. 670 01:51:47,411 --> 01:51:49,736 Go on, Kathleen. Off with the others. 671 01:51:52,416 --> 01:51:55,168 You never know, you might find a diamond tiara. 672 01:52:29,203 --> 01:52:31,077 Sir, sir. 673 01:52:31,997 --> 01:52:33,741 Aye, that's a cuttlefish. 674 01:52:34,250 --> 01:52:36,491 - Good lad. - I'll try and find a bigger one. 675 01:52:36,585 --> 01:52:37,996 You do that, Tim. 676 01:55:43,939 --> 01:55:45,102 Come on. 677 01:56:14,970 --> 01:56:16,630 What is it, sir? 678 01:56:21,101 --> 01:56:23,972 No, it's nothing. Nothing. 'Tis all right, Kathy. 679 01:56:24,813 --> 01:56:26,012 Come on. 680 01:56:27,483 --> 01:56:29,725 Time we had lunch. We're eating at Barrow. 681 01:56:29,818 --> 01:56:31,478 It's a long way to Barrow, sir. 682 01:56:31,570 --> 01:56:34,275 Step off, then. That's where we're eating. 683 01:57:01,475 --> 01:57:03,349 Tide's coming in, sir. 684 01:57:07,356 --> 01:57:08,601 So it is. 685 01:59:36,213 --> 01:59:39,048 Hey, would you look at Michael? 686 01:59:41,719 --> 01:59:42,798 Michael. 687 01:59:47,516 --> 01:59:49,723 It's the Major. 688 01:59:59,069 --> 02:00:02,189 Hey, Tom, will you have a look at this? 689 02:00:07,912 --> 02:00:09,951 He's getting worse, you know. 690 02:00:10,039 --> 02:00:14,582 Michael, let's have a look at your V.C. 691 02:00:17,129 --> 02:00:19,418 - How many Germans did you kill, Michael? - All right. 692 02:00:19,507 --> 02:00:22,757 All right, very entertaining. 693 02:00:25,888 --> 02:00:28,094 Michael, you're a perfect fool. 694 02:00:28,182 --> 02:00:32,014 You ask for trouble. Come on, now, take the foolish things off. 695 02:00:34,188 --> 02:00:38,186 Michael, take them off, now. Come on. 696 02:00:42,446 --> 02:00:43,691 Michael! 697 02:00:55,167 --> 02:00:57,124 What's eating him? 698 02:00:57,211 --> 02:01:00,295 - What've you been doing? - Don't know, Father. 699 02:01:00,756 --> 02:01:02,749 We've not done anything. 700 02:01:03,926 --> 02:01:06,678 Come on now, Michael. What're you up to? 701 02:01:47,219 --> 02:01:48,417 Let go! 702 02:01:49,471 --> 02:01:52,009 Michael, let go, or I'll hit you. 703 02:01:56,145 --> 02:01:58,434 Michael, darling, let go. 704 02:02:28,093 --> 02:02:31,379 Major, darling, let me touch your V.C. 705 02:02:31,472 --> 02:02:35,470 You see, my husband hasn't got one. 706 02:03:19,937 --> 02:03:20,968 Well? 707 02:03:21,564 --> 02:03:22,643 Well. 708 02:03:22,773 --> 02:03:25,145 What was the meaning of that pantomime? 709 02:03:26,068 --> 02:03:27,527 I don't know. 710 02:03:27,736 --> 02:03:30,654 - Where have you been? - Riding... 711 02:03:31,532 --> 02:03:34,901 - with Major Doryan. - You're bold as brass. 712 02:03:35,452 --> 02:03:39,284 You think that's a suitable connection for a decent Irish wife? 713 02:03:39,373 --> 02:03:42,457 I think that is for my husband to say, Father Hugh. 714 02:03:42,543 --> 02:03:44,417 - You've told him, have you? - Yes. 715 02:03:44,503 --> 02:03:45,962 Yes, you would. 716 02:03:46,046 --> 02:03:48,419 Your husband would say anything you wanted, pretty well... 717 02:03:48,507 --> 02:03:51,259 because he loves you sorely, doesn't he? 718 02:03:54,763 --> 02:03:58,132 - Yes, he does. - Have you nothing to say to me? 719 02:03:59,143 --> 02:04:01,812 - What should I have to say to you? - You could say: 720 02:04:01,896 --> 02:04:04,256 "Father Hugh, there's nothing between me and Major Doryan." 721 02:04:04,315 --> 02:04:06,806 - There isn't. - Say it, then. 722 02:04:09,195 --> 02:04:12,564 There is nothing between me and Major Doryan. 723 02:04:12,656 --> 02:04:14,281 Look at me, Rosy. 724 02:04:16,994 --> 02:04:19,200 Oh, child, what a face. 725 02:04:23,167 --> 02:04:25,705 - Rose, tell me now. - What? 726 02:04:25,794 --> 02:04:28,167 You'll have to tell it in confessional, you little fool. 727 02:04:28,255 --> 02:04:29,999 I don't have to come... 728 02:04:30,090 --> 02:04:32,546 - to the confessional. - Child! 729 02:04:33,969 --> 02:04:35,345 Child? 730 02:04:41,268 --> 02:04:44,055 - Father. - Hello, then. 731 02:04:44,146 --> 02:04:45,177 Rosy... 732 02:04:47,733 --> 02:04:49,690 was there something? 733 02:04:50,778 --> 02:04:53,067 No, I just... 734 02:04:53,155 --> 02:04:55,527 - Will you take the prayers, then? - Aye. 735 02:05:04,625 --> 02:05:05,704 "Our Father..." 736 02:05:05,793 --> 02:05:08,663 "who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name." 737 02:05:08,754 --> 02:05:10,913 "Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done..." 738 02:05:11,006 --> 02:05:13,046 "on Earth as it is in heaven." 739 02:05:13,133 --> 02:05:17,380 "Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses..." 740 02:05:17,471 --> 02:05:20,721 "as we forgive those who trespass against us." 741 02:05:20,808 --> 02:05:24,675 "And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil." 742 02:05:24,770 --> 02:05:28,305 In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost. 743 02:05:28,399 --> 02:05:30,557 All right, children, off with you. 744 02:05:35,906 --> 02:05:38,278 Thank you, Father. Good day. 745 02:05:38,576 --> 02:05:40,449 Glad to help, Charles. 746 02:05:40,828 --> 02:05:43,615 Is there anything else I can help you with? 747 02:05:43,706 --> 02:05:45,497 No, I don't think so. 748 02:05:45,875 --> 02:05:48,200 Well, I'll be off home, too, then. 749 02:06:05,895 --> 02:06:09,145 - You're late. - I took them for a nature walk. 750 02:06:09,607 --> 02:06:11,350 Up Brandon? 751 02:06:11,442 --> 02:06:13,102 Along the shore. 752 02:06:15,279 --> 02:06:17,272 - For cuttlefish? - Aye. 753 02:06:17,781 --> 02:06:19,276 For cuttlefish. 754 02:06:26,165 --> 02:06:29,368 If you'd come up Brandon, we might have seen you. 755 02:06:29,460 --> 02:06:30,788 Why? 756 02:06:30,878 --> 02:06:33,451 - Did you go to Brandon? - Aye. 757 02:06:33,797 --> 02:06:35,589 I got some heather. 758 02:06:36,175 --> 02:06:37,634 So you did. 759 02:06:40,804 --> 02:06:43,046 You haven't been to the beach, then? 760 02:06:43,933 --> 02:06:44,964 No. 761 02:06:46,560 --> 02:06:48,352 Oh, well. 762 02:06:49,480 --> 02:06:53,180 - It's nice up Brandon. - Aye, it's grand. 763 02:09:10,788 --> 02:09:12,531 Is something the matter? 764 02:09:12,623 --> 02:09:14,580 I don't know, Rose. Is there? 765 02:09:16,168 --> 02:09:18,790 There's nothing the matter with me. 766 02:09:19,547 --> 02:09:21,670 Nothing's the matter, then. 767 02:09:35,020 --> 02:09:38,270 And the jam, and the... 768 02:09:41,151 --> 02:09:42,895 The jam... 769 02:09:43,529 --> 02:09:45,438 and the soap. 770 02:09:45,531 --> 02:09:46,729 Maggie. 771 02:09:49,785 --> 02:09:51,577 That'll be 18 pence. 772 02:09:52,997 --> 02:09:55,535 Could it wait to the end of the week, missus? 773 02:09:55,624 --> 02:09:58,246 Aye, to the end of the week. Not to the crack of doom. 774 02:09:58,335 --> 02:09:59,913 Thank you. 775 02:10:04,216 --> 02:10:07,799 - What was it, then? - I want a dishcloth, please. 776 02:10:08,137 --> 02:10:10,379 - I've none. - Oh. 777 02:10:10,472 --> 02:10:13,473 Then I'll just take some potatoes. Five pound. 778 02:10:13,893 --> 02:10:15,636 I've no potatoes, either. 779 02:10:18,647 --> 02:10:20,687 What's them, then? 780 02:10:20,774 --> 02:10:22,814 Aye, them. 781 02:10:22,902 --> 02:10:26,520 They're gone. I've no potatoes. 782 02:10:30,242 --> 02:10:31,653 Oh, I... I see. 783 02:10:38,083 --> 02:10:42,580 The way I see it, Mrs. Kenyon, there's loose women and there's whores... 784 02:10:42,671 --> 02:10:46,123 and then there's British soldiers' whores. 785 02:11:35,558 --> 02:11:38,808 - Coming up fast, Father. - Aye. 786 02:11:38,894 --> 02:11:41,136 Will you look at those things? 787 02:11:49,280 --> 02:11:53,443 You'd think they was announcing the coming of Christ. 788 02:12:07,381 --> 02:12:10,002 - Off you go! - Right. 789 02:12:12,219 --> 02:12:14,212 Put her down! 790 02:12:15,264 --> 02:12:17,221 Slowly does it. 791 02:12:54,929 --> 02:12:58,380 All right, now! That's it. Come on, Joe, there's a good lad. 792 02:12:59,767 --> 02:13:01,261 Come on, it's late. 793 02:13:02,186 --> 02:13:04,593 All right. Come on, Sean. 794 02:13:05,606 --> 02:13:08,097 Come on, Tom. You've got to go to sleep. 795 02:13:09,777 --> 02:13:11,437 Go on. Good night! 796 02:13:35,427 --> 02:13:36,838 Hello, Tom. 797 02:13:38,347 --> 02:13:42,641 - You? What are you doing here? - Come on, now, Tom. 798 02:13:43,269 --> 02:13:47,053 Phoenix Park, 1913. 799 02:13:51,777 --> 02:13:53,152 Tim O'Leary. 800 02:13:56,490 --> 02:13:58,282 Come on. 801 02:14:01,745 --> 02:14:03,323 Right, lads. 802 02:14:03,414 --> 02:14:06,083 Now, what do you usually do at this time, Tom? 803 02:14:06,167 --> 02:14:07,625 - I go to bed. - Right. 804 02:14:07,710 --> 02:14:09,453 This is Bernard. Go on up, lads. 805 02:14:09,545 --> 02:14:11,253 - Paddy. - Paddy. 806 02:14:11,338 --> 02:14:12,453 Sean. 807 02:14:12,923 --> 02:14:15,414 Joseph, Peter... 808 02:14:16,510 --> 02:14:17,839 Mr. O'Keefe. 809 02:14:18,512 --> 02:14:20,968 - And you know Pat. - Which room? 810 02:14:21,056 --> 02:14:22,467 At the back. 811 02:14:23,309 --> 02:14:26,144 But, Commandant, sir, what's happening? 812 02:14:39,992 --> 02:14:41,486 Guns, is it? 813 02:14:41,577 --> 02:14:45,657 - That's right, Tom. German guns. - German? 814 02:14:45,748 --> 02:14:49,164 Dynamite, grenades. All the stuff the movement needs. 815 02:14:49,627 --> 02:14:52,331 We tried to launch the boat... 816 02:14:55,674 --> 02:14:58,878 - You must get to them somehow, then. - We can't. 817 02:14:58,969 --> 02:15:03,678 But Sean here says there's a good chance some of it will break away and come to us. 818 02:15:03,766 --> 02:15:05,509 - Float in? - You're on to it. 819 02:15:05,601 --> 02:15:07,475 But, if it does, we won't know where. 820 02:15:07,561 --> 02:15:10,479 You can't see the nose on your face out there now. 821 02:15:10,564 --> 02:15:12,356 So we'll wait till daylight. 822 02:15:12,441 --> 02:15:15,193 - Absolute madness. - Will you shut up? 823 02:15:15,277 --> 02:15:16,440 Tom... 824 02:15:17,404 --> 02:15:20,192 if it's to be done in daylight, it's to be done quick. 825 02:15:20,282 --> 02:15:22,571 So we must have some fellows, say a dozen... 826 02:15:22,660 --> 02:15:26,527 good, strong fellows, and that's where you come in. 827 02:15:30,042 --> 02:15:32,877 - What if it don't break away? - Exactly. 828 02:15:33,045 --> 02:15:35,714 Then we'll wait one hour and go without it. 829 02:15:35,798 --> 02:15:37,209 One hour, Tom... 830 02:15:37,299 --> 02:15:40,217 and 12 strong men. That's all I'm asking. 831 02:15:40,511 --> 02:15:42,005 Can you do it? 832 02:15:42,596 --> 02:15:44,838 I could rout out a dozen, yes. 833 02:15:45,641 --> 02:15:47,883 - Do you want them now? - Not at all. 834 02:15:48,727 --> 02:15:51,265 The later they know we're here, the better. 835 02:15:51,355 --> 02:15:53,727 You let them lie till nearer morning. 836 02:15:53,816 --> 02:15:57,351 Can you find us something to eat? It's gonna be a long night. 837 02:16:30,936 --> 02:16:33,427 Paddy, Tom. 838 02:16:34,565 --> 02:16:36,723 Take the Constable his breakfast. 839 02:16:47,786 --> 02:16:49,909 Jesus and Mary, what a night. 840 02:16:57,630 --> 02:17:01,129 Now, do not make one sound, Constable. 841 02:17:07,389 --> 02:17:09,429 Right. You. 842 02:17:09,517 --> 02:17:11,639 Fat guts, get the handcuffs. 843 02:17:12,686 --> 02:17:14,893 - Where are they? - In the cupboard. 844 02:17:15,856 --> 02:17:17,054 Turn around. 845 02:17:28,327 --> 02:17:30,783 - I'm acting under duress. - Shut up. 846 02:17:31,330 --> 02:17:32,908 Put them on him. 847 02:17:42,049 --> 02:17:43,876 Open your mouth, Constable. 848 02:17:59,275 --> 02:18:01,314 Is that a telephone line? 849 02:18:04,613 --> 02:18:05,858 Cut it. 850 02:18:33,225 --> 02:18:34,601 Oh, God. 851 02:18:35,311 --> 02:18:37,552 Why have you done this to me? 852 02:18:45,905 --> 02:18:47,731 Hello? 853 02:18:48,365 --> 02:18:49,776 This is Ryan. 854 02:18:51,076 --> 02:18:53,199 - Did you cut the wire? - I did. 855 02:18:53,287 --> 02:18:55,161 You're doing well, Tom. 856 02:18:58,334 --> 02:19:00,825 - Where's the Constable? - In the cellar. 857 02:19:00,920 --> 02:19:02,996 We can put a bullet in him if you like. 858 02:19:03,088 --> 02:19:05,247 Constable... No! 859 02:19:05,341 --> 02:19:08,128 - Then get your men. - Aye, Commandant. 860 02:19:09,261 --> 02:19:10,424 Right. 861 02:19:56,100 --> 02:19:57,559 They've gone! 862 02:19:59,645 --> 02:20:01,020 Busted loose! 863 02:21:17,848 --> 02:21:20,090 It's no good, Commandant! 864 02:21:20,184 --> 02:21:23,635 Why don't you get up out of it while you can? 865 02:21:25,231 --> 02:21:26,310 Tim! 866 02:21:55,261 --> 02:21:59,128 - Hey, are you Tim O'Leary? - Yes, son, yes. 867 02:22:09,400 --> 02:22:12,187 Father, what the hell have you done this for? 868 02:22:12,278 --> 02:22:14,436 I didn't, they did! 869 02:22:14,530 --> 02:22:16,321 Well, do you know what you're doing? 870 02:22:16,407 --> 02:22:18,280 - Do you know what we've come for? - Aye. 871 02:22:18,367 --> 02:22:20,692 - Have you got it? - Well, look. 872 02:22:24,790 --> 02:22:26,617 - T'will be on the slabs. - Where? 873 02:22:26,709 --> 02:22:28,084 The slabs! 874 02:23:49,625 --> 02:23:50,905 Tim! 875 02:25:02,156 --> 02:25:03,615 Come on. 876 02:25:12,708 --> 02:25:13,787 Yes, Kathy? 877 02:25:13,876 --> 02:25:16,367 - Aren't you coming to the beach, sir? - The beach? 878 02:25:16,462 --> 02:25:18,170 Everyone's at the beach. 879 02:25:18,506 --> 02:25:22,290 - And why is everyone at the beach? - I don't know, sir. I think it's a wreck. 880 02:25:22,384 --> 02:25:23,629 A wreck? 881 02:25:39,985 --> 02:25:43,354 Now, that's enough, Tom. You're not as young as you used to be. 882 02:25:43,447 --> 02:25:44,692 Aye, come on! 883 02:26:00,130 --> 02:26:02,704 Oh, God. 884 02:26:13,310 --> 02:26:14,473 Pull! 885 02:26:52,016 --> 02:26:56,594 Right, up you get. You, too, Father. Up. Keep it going. 886 02:26:58,147 --> 02:26:59,855 That's right, darling. 887 02:27:02,818 --> 02:27:04,147 That's right. 888 02:27:19,835 --> 02:27:21,495 Hey! 889 02:27:24,089 --> 02:27:25,370 Dynamite. 890 02:28:25,985 --> 02:28:28,191 What are you doing here? 891 02:28:28,904 --> 02:28:31,312 - Why shouldn't I be? - Why? 892 02:28:35,786 --> 02:28:37,411 Thank you, ma'am. 893 02:28:39,039 --> 02:28:41,744 You know, we made speeches about these people... 894 02:28:41,834 --> 02:28:43,328 but, by God... 895 02:28:59,351 --> 02:29:02,518 Thanks. You're a man! 896 02:29:20,915 --> 02:29:23,121 Come on, then! 897 02:29:25,753 --> 02:29:27,212 One! 898 02:29:27,296 --> 02:29:28,541 Two! 899 02:29:28,631 --> 02:29:30,339 Three! 900 02:31:05,519 --> 02:31:06,682 Sean? 901 02:31:07,813 --> 02:31:10,055 - I must take a chance. - Aye. 902 02:31:10,149 --> 02:31:11,263 Good luck. 903 02:31:32,379 --> 02:31:34,538 Thank you. Get down, please. 904 02:31:34,632 --> 02:31:36,174 - Sergeant? - Sir. 905 02:31:36,717 --> 02:31:38,377 You, here. You. 906 02:31:44,892 --> 02:31:48,343 No. No trouble now, for your own sakes. 907 02:31:48,437 --> 02:31:49,552 O'Leary. 908 02:31:51,649 --> 02:31:53,937 That thing could kill a lot of people, Major. 909 02:31:54,026 --> 02:31:55,105 Sir? 910 02:31:55,402 --> 02:31:56,434 No. 911 02:32:05,788 --> 02:32:07,412 Go on. Run, Tim! 912 02:32:08,916 --> 02:32:10,031 Run, Tim. 913 02:32:10,125 --> 02:32:11,750 Make it, Tim. Come on! 914 02:32:12,878 --> 02:32:14,254 - Run. - O'Leary! 915 02:32:16,298 --> 02:32:17,378 Sir. 916 02:32:20,135 --> 02:32:22,258 - No! - No! 917 02:32:24,515 --> 02:32:26,223 - Murderer! - Don't shoot. 918 02:33:11,145 --> 02:33:13,137 What's wrong with the bastard? 919 02:33:30,664 --> 02:33:32,491 Boo! 920 02:33:35,669 --> 02:33:37,627 Shoot that slut, Shaughnessy. 921 02:33:38,923 --> 02:33:40,168 Careful, man. 922 02:33:42,384 --> 02:33:44,626 My God, they're a well-matched pair. 923 02:33:47,014 --> 02:33:48,556 All right, sir? 924 02:33:49,850 --> 02:33:51,843 - Got a cigarette? - Yes, sir. 925 02:34:24,426 --> 02:34:26,549 Is there anything you want? 926 02:34:26,762 --> 02:34:28,091 Cigarette. 927 02:34:37,147 --> 02:34:40,065 - Anything else? - Yes. 928 02:34:41,777 --> 02:34:44,398 Get out of my country. 929 02:34:46,240 --> 02:34:49,157 God bless you, Tim O'Leary! 930 02:35:06,427 --> 02:35:09,593 What are they going to do with them boys, Father? 931 02:35:09,930 --> 02:35:11,638 They'll hang them, dear. 932 02:35:12,266 --> 02:35:13,760 They'll hang them. 933 02:35:24,778 --> 02:35:26,154 Bastard! 934 02:35:37,958 --> 02:35:39,038 Bastard! 935 02:36:01,857 --> 02:36:03,316 Get out! 936 02:36:19,291 --> 02:36:21,782 You're very kind to me today. 937 02:36:21,877 --> 02:36:23,040 Am I? 938 02:36:24,171 --> 02:36:26,330 Yes. Why? 939 02:36:27,883 --> 02:36:30,090 Am I not usually kind to you? 940 02:36:30,970 --> 02:36:33,840 Yes, you are. Always. 941 02:36:39,687 --> 02:36:42,890 Charles, do you know or not? 942 02:36:45,025 --> 02:36:46,270 I know. 943 02:36:51,031 --> 02:36:53,701 - Since when? - The beginning. 944 02:36:57,037 --> 02:36:59,160 Don't lower your head, Rose. 945 02:37:06,797 --> 02:37:08,589 Why didn't you speak? 946 02:37:10,426 --> 02:37:11,885 I should have, shouldn't I? 947 02:37:14,638 --> 02:37:16,097 I don't know. 948 02:37:18,309 --> 02:37:22,258 It was easier not to, I suppose. I didn't want to know, you know. 949 02:37:23,314 --> 02:37:27,525 And then I thought, if I let you burn it out, the pair of you... 950 02:37:27,610 --> 02:37:29,851 you'd perhaps come back to me. 951 02:41:14,920 --> 02:41:16,165 Charles? 952 02:41:16,839 --> 02:41:17,870 Charles? 953 02:42:16,982 --> 02:42:20,980 Mr. Shaughnessy has been called away, so I'm taking class. 954 02:42:27,159 --> 02:42:30,030 What's the first lesson today, Danny? 955 02:42:32,122 --> 02:42:35,408 - Danny? - My father says not to speak to you, miss. 956 02:43:16,750 --> 02:43:19,751 - It's right then, he's not here? - No. 957 02:43:20,379 --> 02:43:22,253 I don't know where he is. 958 02:43:22,339 --> 02:43:24,747 - You mean he's gone off? - Yes. 959 02:43:24,842 --> 02:43:25,957 When? 960 02:43:26,886 --> 02:43:28,261 Last night. 961 02:43:30,347 --> 02:43:32,139 You had a row? 962 02:43:32,224 --> 02:43:33,849 I wasn't here. 963 02:43:33,934 --> 02:43:35,428 Where were you? 964 02:43:36,812 --> 02:43:38,769 Oh, I see. 965 02:43:40,107 --> 02:43:43,143 There's nothing I can do tonight, I'll find him in the morning. 966 02:43:43,235 --> 02:43:46,355 - If he turns up, you'll tell me. - Father? 967 02:43:48,115 --> 02:43:50,404 You'd better take his clothes. 968 02:43:52,286 --> 02:43:54,279 His clothes? 969 02:44:03,172 --> 02:44:05,414 He was in bed? 970 02:44:05,591 --> 02:44:07,465 Yes. 971 02:44:07,551 --> 02:44:10,671 You left his bed and went to... 972 02:44:16,477 --> 02:44:18,185 Rose. 973 02:44:21,106 --> 02:44:23,265 Oh, Rose. 974 02:44:59,144 --> 02:45:01,054 Come on, this isn't a picnic. 975 02:45:01,146 --> 02:45:03,720 All right, Corp, but there's nothing here. 976 02:45:31,177 --> 02:45:33,003 He's got something there, sir. 977 02:45:33,095 --> 02:45:34,293 Padre. 978 02:45:44,565 --> 02:45:46,474 Good morning, padre. 979 02:45:46,567 --> 02:45:49,437 I'm sorry, but what is it you have there, please? 980 02:45:53,490 --> 02:45:55,234 A man's clothes. 981 02:45:56,660 --> 02:45:57,905 I see. 982 02:45:58,204 --> 02:46:00,991 - And where are you taking them, Father? - To the man. 983 02:46:01,081 --> 02:46:03,121 Come on, padre. I don't suppose you mean any harm... 984 02:46:03,209 --> 02:46:06,328 but after the other day, we've got to be careful. What man? 985 02:46:06,420 --> 02:46:10,632 A man whose wife went off two nights back with her fancy fellow. 986 02:46:11,467 --> 02:46:14,088 And a man I've been looking for since dawn today. 987 02:46:14,178 --> 02:46:16,550 - A man... Excuse me, sir. 988 02:46:16,639 --> 02:46:21,217 A man who must be half out of his mind to have gone off as he did, barefoot. 989 02:46:22,770 --> 02:46:26,103 That's right. Charles Shaughnessy. 990 02:46:40,120 --> 02:46:42,956 I think we're finished here, sir. 991 02:46:44,291 --> 02:46:45,951 Very well. 992 02:47:40,222 --> 02:47:43,009 - Hello, Charles. - Hello, Father. 993 02:47:46,187 --> 02:47:48,475 I've brought your clothes. 994 02:47:48,564 --> 02:47:52,015 Thanks, Father. I was wondering how I should get home. 995 02:47:52,610 --> 02:47:55,397 - And something to drink. - Thanks. 996 02:48:01,577 --> 02:48:04,246 - Yourself? - Aye, I will. 997 02:48:09,585 --> 02:48:12,669 - You seem all right, man. - Aye, more or less. 998 02:48:12,755 --> 02:48:14,747 Well, I'll get dressed now. 999 02:48:48,916 --> 02:48:50,790 Michael. 1000 02:48:52,586 --> 02:48:55,872 He'll be after catching a few flounders. 1001 02:48:58,676 --> 02:49:01,427 So, what have you been doing down here, Charles? 1002 02:49:01,512 --> 02:49:04,085 Oh, thinking. 1003 02:49:04,557 --> 02:49:06,882 About Rosy? 1004 02:49:07,184 --> 02:49:09,426 About myself, mostly. 1005 02:49:10,187 --> 02:49:14,102 Thanks for the clothes. You're a man in a million, Father Hugh. 1006 02:50:00,029 --> 02:50:02,187 The children haven't come today, then? 1007 02:50:02,281 --> 02:50:03,396 No. 1008 02:50:05,159 --> 02:50:08,658 Rose, I have something to say to you. Come in. 1009 02:50:17,296 --> 02:50:19,123 Sit down, will you? 1010 02:50:23,469 --> 02:50:27,882 Rose, I thought I could stand by and let you two burn it out, like I said. 1011 02:50:27,973 --> 02:50:30,215 But I find I can't. 1012 02:50:31,644 --> 02:50:36,140 I'm not sure I ought to have tried, but anyway, I can't. 1013 02:50:37,733 --> 02:50:40,058 So I'm going to leave you. 1014 02:50:44,573 --> 02:50:47,029 - Very well. - Sit still a minute, Rose. 1015 02:50:48,244 --> 02:50:50,402 What about you? You and him? 1016 02:50:52,915 --> 02:50:56,118 - Nothing. - What do you mean, nothing? 1017 02:50:57,294 --> 02:50:58,670 It's over. 1018 02:51:00,548 --> 02:51:03,798 Was that because I went and stayed away? 1019 02:51:03,884 --> 02:51:04,915 No. 1020 02:51:06,679 --> 02:51:08,054 It's over. 1021 02:51:09,807 --> 02:51:12,642 - Have you told him? - No. 1022 02:51:12,726 --> 02:51:15,348 He doesn't know, then? 1023 02:51:15,437 --> 02:51:17,430 Yes, he knows. 1024 02:51:17,523 --> 02:51:18,982 How? 1025 02:51:19,775 --> 02:51:21,056 He must. 1026 02:51:23,571 --> 02:51:25,978 You're as close as that, are you? 1027 02:51:28,492 --> 02:51:30,449 We were, yes. 1028 02:51:51,974 --> 02:51:53,967 Rose, you must tell me the truth. 1029 02:51:54,059 --> 02:51:56,729 Do you think you're ever gonna forget him? 1030 02:51:56,812 --> 02:51:59,220 Of course not. 1031 02:51:59,315 --> 02:52:01,640 He'd be like a ghost about the place. 1032 02:52:02,276 --> 02:52:04,399 Rose, am I right? 1033 02:52:06,488 --> 02:52:08,528 Yes, you're right. 1034 02:52:09,700 --> 02:52:11,574 It's busted, Charles. 1035 02:52:12,786 --> 02:52:14,197 I busted it. 1036 02:52:17,666 --> 02:52:20,916 Now, have you thought what to do? 1037 02:52:21,003 --> 02:52:23,411 - No. - Well, I have. 1038 02:52:24,465 --> 02:52:27,419 I don't think either of us can stay in this village any longer. 1039 02:52:27,510 --> 02:52:28,541 No. 1040 02:52:28,636 --> 02:52:32,384 It's time I moved on anyway. And you were never worse suited here. 1041 02:52:33,599 --> 02:52:37,050 I've reckoned up, I've got about 200 pounds. 1042 02:52:38,938 --> 02:52:42,805 Take all this, without the gramophone, fetch another 50. 1043 02:52:42,900 --> 02:52:45,058 We'll split it down the middle. 1044 02:52:45,152 --> 02:52:46,860 I can't do it. 1045 02:52:49,198 --> 02:52:50,573 We're not enemies, Rose. 1046 02:52:51,867 --> 02:52:55,236 Stop that! There's to be none of that. 1047 02:53:06,882 --> 02:53:08,674 But why must it be Rosy? 1048 02:53:08,759 --> 02:53:11,546 Because she was fornicating with the fellow. 1049 02:53:14,431 --> 02:53:16,720 So, you're back, are you? 1050 02:53:16,809 --> 02:53:18,848 What is this? What do you want? 1051 02:53:19,103 --> 02:53:21,594 - Not you. - Well, then get out. 1052 02:53:22,648 --> 02:53:25,768 - Go on, get out. - Shut up, Shaughnessy. 1053 02:53:28,946 --> 02:53:30,570 We're waiting for her. 1054 02:53:32,283 --> 02:53:33,611 You. 1055 02:53:33,868 --> 02:53:37,817 You've been tried and found guilty. You're the informer. 1056 02:53:39,415 --> 02:53:42,998 - What? - Busting at the seams with innocence. 1057 02:53:43,127 --> 02:53:46,044 Joe, for God's sake, don't hurt her, Joe. Don't hurt her. 1058 02:53:46,130 --> 02:53:49,795 If she was a man, Mr. Ryan, she'd be shot. 1059 02:53:51,218 --> 02:53:54,718 - What is this? - Listen, numbskull. 1060 02:53:55,139 --> 02:53:57,808 Someone that morning went up to the camp... 1061 02:53:57,892 --> 02:53:59,931 and betrayed Tim O'Leary. 1062 02:54:00,394 --> 02:54:03,597 Now, who lives near enough? Who had time enough? 1063 02:54:03,939 --> 02:54:06,430 Who would? Who did? 1064 02:54:07,067 --> 02:54:09,226 That bitch you call your wife. 1065 02:54:09,320 --> 02:54:10,648 String her up! 1066 02:54:14,825 --> 02:54:17,945 But anyone could have, if anyone did. The whole village was abroad. 1067 02:54:18,037 --> 02:54:20,195 No. The village was down on the beach. 1068 02:54:20,289 --> 02:54:21,867 - Except you. - You came late. 1069 02:54:21,957 --> 02:54:25,457 - We came together. We spoke to no one. - You'd say that, of course. 1070 02:54:25,544 --> 02:54:26,873 Young Kathy was with us. 1071 02:54:26,962 --> 02:54:29,667 Young Kathy would say black was white if you told her. 1072 02:54:29,757 --> 02:54:32,508 Then anyone, anyone at all could've gone into the police station... 1073 02:54:32,593 --> 02:54:35,510 - and used the telephone. - That's where you're wrong. 1074 02:54:35,596 --> 02:54:38,550 They couldn't. Could they, Tom? 1075 02:54:38,641 --> 02:54:40,598 - No. - Why not? 1076 02:54:40,684 --> 02:54:44,385 Because Tom went in there himself and cut the wire. 1077 02:54:44,480 --> 02:54:46,638 Didn't you, Tom? 1078 02:54:48,901 --> 02:54:51,855 Well, you went in there yourself, didn't you? 1079 02:54:53,072 --> 02:54:56,441 - Yes. - And you cut the wire, didn't you? 1080 02:55:01,080 --> 02:55:02,455 Yes. 1081 02:55:11,006 --> 02:55:14,458 Well, what do you say now? 1082 02:55:16,428 --> 02:55:18,053 Nothing. 1083 02:55:18,264 --> 02:55:19,758 Take her out. 1084 02:55:20,140 --> 02:55:23,344 No, you're taking her nowhere. 1085 02:55:24,103 --> 02:55:25,977 Stop it! 1086 02:55:33,445 --> 02:55:35,105 - Informer. - There she is! 1087 02:55:48,627 --> 02:55:49,956 Hold him. 1088 02:56:05,436 --> 02:56:07,060 Take him by the hands. 1089 02:56:18,741 --> 02:56:21,658 Quiet! Get back! 1090 02:56:23,412 --> 02:56:25,155 Get back! 1091 02:56:30,336 --> 02:56:31,534 Do it. 1092 02:57:16,298 --> 02:57:17,579 Princess... 1093 02:57:31,939 --> 02:57:33,219 What is it? 1094 02:57:45,202 --> 02:57:46,994 There she is. 1095 02:58:49,683 --> 02:58:53,218 Look here, Father Hugh, the stripping of her was an accident. 1096 02:58:53,312 --> 02:58:54,510 Steady, Joe. 1097 02:58:54,605 --> 02:58:57,013 You're taking advantage of your cloth, Father Hugh. 1098 02:58:57,107 --> 02:58:59,943 - That's what it's for. - Come on, Joe. 1099 02:59:00,986 --> 02:59:03,738 It's not right. A priest is only a man. 1100 03:00:00,546 --> 03:00:01,744 Go on. 1101 03:00:04,633 --> 03:00:06,626 Go on, Michael, get off. 1102 03:00:11,974 --> 03:00:13,801 Get off out of it! 1103 03:02:01,876 --> 03:02:03,074 Hello. 1104 03:02:36,911 --> 03:02:38,191 Keep it. 1105 03:03:31,006 --> 03:03:32,501 What? 1106 03:03:36,095 --> 03:03:38,004 They really thought... 1107 03:03:39,306 --> 03:03:43,304 I was the one who betrayed that man. 1108 03:03:43,936 --> 03:03:45,430 Rose... 1109 03:03:45,688 --> 03:03:49,222 I don't for one moment suppose that anyone betrayed him. 1110 03:03:50,359 --> 03:03:52,850 Why should they? They just... 1111 03:03:52,945 --> 03:03:56,812 They just wanted it so, that's all. And they wanted it to be you, too. 1112 03:03:56,907 --> 03:03:58,864 For other reasons. 1113 03:03:58,951 --> 03:04:02,035 Truth was told, they envy you. They always have. 1114 03:04:02,913 --> 03:04:06,199 They've always had a rare, old contempt for me, too. 1115 03:04:07,334 --> 03:04:10,538 I tell you, I'm not for letting any of that lot know we've busted up. 1116 03:04:10,629 --> 03:04:13,714 We'll just keep up a front until I'm well and out of it. 1117 03:04:15,259 --> 03:04:16,753 What? 1118 03:04:17,636 --> 03:04:19,676 I don't know. 1119 03:04:19,763 --> 03:04:21,922 It just seemed funny, that's all. 1120 03:07:10,392 --> 03:07:13,726 Michael, give that to me. 1121 03:07:19,360 --> 03:07:21,851 All right, keep it. 1122 03:07:24,281 --> 03:07:26,357 I thought we were friends. 1123 03:07:35,251 --> 03:07:38,121 That one, too. Give it to me. 1124 03:07:38,212 --> 03:07:40,964 No! Look. 1125 03:08:05,739 --> 03:08:08,990 For Christ's sake, man, I'm not going to hurt you. 1126 03:10:05,901 --> 03:10:09,021 - It'll be the soldiers. - Soldiers? 1127 03:10:09,280 --> 03:10:10,655 Aye. 1128 03:10:10,739 --> 03:10:14,903 The beach was fairly littered with stuff. They'll be destroying it. 1129 03:10:15,995 --> 03:10:17,240 Oh, yes. 1130 03:10:58,787 --> 03:11:00,614 Come on, lads, pick them up. 1131 03:11:00,706 --> 03:11:03,707 What about my blisters, Corporal? 1132 03:11:03,792 --> 03:11:06,996 - Well, they're not mourning long. - No. 1133 03:11:08,839 --> 03:11:11,793 Does she think he killed himself deliberate? 1134 03:11:11,884 --> 03:11:13,164 She says... 1135 03:11:15,012 --> 03:11:17,764 I think he was a man who suffered, Father Hugh. 1136 03:11:19,141 --> 03:11:21,715 You love her sorely, don't you, Charles? 1137 03:11:21,810 --> 03:11:22,890 Yes. 1138 03:11:29,109 --> 03:11:31,861 - Ready, then? - Yes. 1139 03:11:41,163 --> 03:11:44,828 It's not all your doing, Rosy. I should not have married you. 1140 03:11:45,000 --> 03:11:46,080 No. 1141 03:11:48,254 --> 03:11:50,460 You can tell Father Hugh that we're parting if you like. 1142 03:11:50,548 --> 03:11:51,627 No. 1143 03:12:22,663 --> 03:12:24,620 - Rosy. - Father. 1144 03:12:25,791 --> 03:12:28,709 It'll be a fair day for the journey, yet, I think. 1145 03:12:29,086 --> 03:12:31,292 I hope so, yes. 1146 03:12:34,091 --> 03:12:36,416 Well, now, how shall we manage? 1147 03:12:36,677 --> 03:12:37,840 Margaret. 1148 03:12:37,928 --> 03:12:40,217 Come here, Margaret. Come here. 1149 03:13:09,001 --> 03:13:11,041 Kathy, come in. 1150 03:13:18,219 --> 03:13:21,670 Kathy, will I take the belt to you? 1151 03:13:51,210 --> 03:13:53,037 Take my arm. 1152 03:14:15,651 --> 03:14:17,442 A rousing sendoff. 1153 03:14:18,195 --> 03:14:20,686 We'll be out of it in five minutes. 1154 03:14:41,468 --> 03:14:42,548 Dad. 1155 03:14:53,939 --> 03:14:56,181 Goodbye, Dad. 1156 03:14:57,151 --> 03:14:58,811 Bye, princess. 1157 03:15:03,532 --> 03:15:05,655 I'm all right. 1158 03:15:06,535 --> 03:15:09,738 - Are you, darling? - Aye. 1159 03:15:09,997 --> 03:15:13,864 I'm looking forward to Dublin and that. 1160 03:15:14,668 --> 03:15:16,578 Really. 1161 03:15:16,670 --> 03:15:19,244 That's your mother speaking. 1162 03:15:19,340 --> 03:15:22,839 - Do you remember your mother, Rose? - A bit. 1163 03:15:24,678 --> 03:15:26,885 Do you, like... 1164 03:15:26,972 --> 03:15:29,724 - remember the rows? - Aye. 1165 03:15:29,808 --> 03:15:33,343 - I never raised a fist to her, Rose. - I know that, Dad. 1166 03:15:35,523 --> 03:15:38,559 You wouldn't hurt a fly if you could help it. 1167 03:15:45,491 --> 03:15:48,527 - I'll write to you. - And I'll write to you. 1168 03:15:49,370 --> 03:15:52,240 - Well, maybe. - No. I swear to God, Rose. 1169 03:15:52,331 --> 03:15:55,782 - I will write every... Every... All right, Dad. 1170 03:15:56,961 --> 03:15:58,953 We'll both write regular. 1171 03:16:01,674 --> 03:16:02,705 Bye-bye. 1172 03:16:02,800 --> 03:16:06,169 Well, wait a minute, I must say goodbye to your husband. 1173 03:16:10,057 --> 03:16:12,014 You know, Rose... 1174 03:16:12,101 --> 03:16:16,181 when you married him, I thought you could have done a lot better. 1175 03:16:19,191 --> 03:16:21,729 Now I'm not so sure they come much better. 1176 03:16:23,279 --> 03:16:25,567 Would you tell him that? 1177 03:16:25,656 --> 03:16:28,527 It's not a thing one fellow can easily say to another. 1178 03:16:32,288 --> 03:16:33,616 Shaughnessy. 1179 03:16:35,040 --> 03:16:36,998 Mike. 1180 03:16:40,171 --> 03:16:41,748 Goodbye, Shaughnessy. 1181 03:16:43,090 --> 03:16:45,083 Goodbye, Mr. Ryan. 1182 03:16:45,176 --> 03:16:47,845 Are you all right for money, you two? I have a bit by me. 1183 03:16:47,928 --> 03:16:51,712 We're fine for money, Dad. Thanks. Goodbye. 1184 03:17:02,735 --> 03:17:04,063 Good luck. 1185 03:17:35,643 --> 03:17:38,893 - Get out and don't come back! - Get out! 1186 03:17:40,856 --> 03:17:41,935 Informer. 1187 03:18:27,152 --> 03:18:29,110 Bus will be here in a minute. 1188 03:18:35,828 --> 03:18:39,078 It's brightened for you, like I said. 1189 03:18:39,165 --> 03:18:40,410 Aye. 1190 03:18:41,250 --> 03:18:43,207 Grand day for a journey. 1191 03:18:45,754 --> 03:18:47,379 Sign of good luck. 1192 03:19:22,917 --> 03:19:24,115 Thanks. 1193 03:19:26,253 --> 03:19:27,747 Bus is coming. 1194 03:19:34,470 --> 03:19:37,803 You won't have an address in Dublin yet, I suppose. 1195 03:19:38,474 --> 03:19:39,802 No, Father, we... 1196 03:19:39,892 --> 03:19:42,976 I've wrote down here the name and address of a decent woman... 1197 03:19:43,062 --> 03:19:46,644 who'll ask six shillings a week for a dry room and a clean bed. 1198 03:19:48,901 --> 03:19:50,940 Six shillings, the pair of you. 1199 03:19:52,404 --> 03:19:55,358 You'll not do better than that, not in Dublin. 1200 03:19:56,158 --> 03:19:58,365 No, I don't suppose so. 1201 03:20:00,496 --> 03:20:02,120 Thanks, Father. 1202 03:20:22,184 --> 03:20:23,762 Bye, Michael. 1203 03:20:31,151 --> 03:20:34,437 I have a parting gift for you here, Rose. 1204 03:20:34,530 --> 03:20:37,697 It's supposed to be a fragment of St. Patrick's staff. 1205 03:20:38,242 --> 03:20:40,650 I don't suppose it is, though. 1206 03:20:43,914 --> 03:20:45,871 God bless you, child. 1207 03:20:47,042 --> 03:20:49,878 Come on, now. Come on, get on up. 1208 03:20:50,838 --> 03:20:52,712 I'll help you load up. 1209 03:21:06,729 --> 03:21:10,394 Thanks, Father. Thanks for a great many things. 1210 03:21:10,482 --> 03:21:11,858 Charles? 1211 03:21:11,942 --> 03:21:15,607 I think you have it in your mind that you and Rosy ought to part. 1212 03:21:16,614 --> 03:21:18,820 Yes, I thought as much. 1213 03:21:18,908 --> 03:21:21,909 Well, maybe you're right, maybe you ought, but I doubt it. 1214 03:21:21,994 --> 03:21:25,445 And that's my parting gift to you. That doubt. 1215 03:21:29,960 --> 03:21:31,336 God bless. 1216 03:21:44,308 --> 03:21:45,802 I don't know. 1217 03:21:48,103 --> 03:21:51,437 I don't know at all. Come on, Michael. 86368

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