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Try.
Oh, it's such a long way.
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- She mustn't go back...
- Shh!
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Sapphire?
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It's a warm day!
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Oh, it's a beautiful,
hot summer's day!
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Mmm! There are flowers in full bloom.
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There's such a lot of flowers!
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But there's no one here any more.
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- They've all had to go.
- There must be someone.
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Someone who was close to him.
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Just a minute...
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Yes, there is someone. Yes, there is.
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Come on.
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Come on.
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There!
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No!
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'All irregularities will be handled
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'by the forces controlling
each dimension.
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'Transuranic heavy elements
may not be used where there is life.
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'Medium atomic weights are available.
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'Gold, Lead,
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'Copper,
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'Jet, Diamond, Radium,
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'Sapphire, Silver and Steel.
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'Sapphire and Steel
have been assigned. '
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'No! '
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'No! '
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They were looking for me...
so you'd better help.
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You brought us here! You promised!
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So you'd better help!
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Who are you?
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Will you tell us?
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Here we are on Tom Tiddler's ground
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Picking up gold and silver...
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Now children,
back to your desks, please.
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That's better.
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Where's Sam Pearce?
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Late again, is he?
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Always late, that one,
always will be.
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- It's gone wrong.
- What?
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We want the name of a soldier,
not a child.
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Yes, it's gone wrong. Get her back.
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Will you come back
to the table, please?
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The circle has been broken,
will you return to the table?
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Will you come back to us, please?
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No, no, no! She must come to us.
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Come back to us - we sent her.
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Sapphire?
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Sapphire.
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'Please answer me, Sapphire.
Come back to us.
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'Come back to the table. '
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No! You can't.
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I don't wanna be here.
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I don't know why anyone
should want me here.
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What are you people doing?
Sitting in judgment or something?
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- No.
- Sitting there like that.
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- The state of this place.
- You know this place?
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I don't know it like this.
I did know it once, mind.
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It's a railway station.
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- Oh.
- Dewerton station.
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Oh, yes.
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- You recognise it?
- Well, not in this state.
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- But you've been here before?
- Yes, when it was tidy, mind.
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- Of course.
- Tully...
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the name of the soldier.
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Will you tell us about yourself?
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- There's nothing much to tell.
- Oh, there must be.
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Look, I-I don't want to be here.
There are things here.
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Things? What kind of things?
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It's like a power...
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It's using other things.
I just don't want to be here.
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- It's using you?
- No! I don't have a grievance.
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What do you mean by that?
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I don't know what I mean.
It's what I feel... all around me.
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Can you...
Can you describe this power?
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Not really.
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It's like dark...
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Darkness.
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It's just... It's very dark.
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It's darker than anything.
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- Anyway, I don't wanna talk to you.
- Why?
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- You're different, that's why.
- Why different?
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You're not like one of us
so I don't wanna talk to you.
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- I'm only asking...
- I don't wanna talk to you! Not you.
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- Will you tell us your name?
- Why?
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Because we'd like to know it.
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- I'm not telling him.
- But you can tell me, can't you?
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Yes.
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So what is your name?
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And were you at your school?
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- School?
- Teaching at your school.
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I'm not anywhere.
I'm here and I don't want to be here.
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Tell us something about your school.
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It's just a school.
Please, I don't want to be here.
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I'm frightened.
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Tell me something about your school.
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It's just a village school,
that's all. Please.
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Who is Sam Pearce?
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Sam Pearce...
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Always late for school, Sam Pearce.
Always late for everything!
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What happened to him?
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Especially in the summer. Couldn't
keep him indoors in the summer.
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I said, what happened to him?
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He loved the sun... and the soil.
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He liked seeing things grow.
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Didn't make a lot of difference
really - 12 years.
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Well, it did when he was at school
but not after.
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Not when he'd grown up.
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12 years - it didn't mean a lot then.
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Oh, it'll stay hot now.
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It usually does
after a blackthorn winter.
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Or when there's a frost in March,
of course.
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Thought you'd known that.
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You know up Goodman's field?
I laid out straw there last March.
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Dragged it up there, spread it out.
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It took hours.
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For the lapwings,
they start nesting in March,
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and they nest on the ground, see?
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So if there's a frost...
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That one there, look.
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No, by there.
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Well, turn your head, then.
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That's a pasqueflower.
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Well, when it was in bloom.
They're rare.
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Must be chalk here somewhere.
Chalk pasture.
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Know what?
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That would have been in flower
at Eastertide.
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And we missed it.
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So what happened to him
when he grew up?
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He went away, to France.
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- To the war?
- Yes.
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I made a hide out of reeds, didn't I?
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Out on Cottal Marsh.
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Take you there one day.
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Oh, all kinds.
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Warblers, reed buntings,
yellow wagtails.
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You have to be patient, mind.
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All right. You bring the bread
and cheese, I'll fetch the ale.
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Oh, no, it'll stay hot.
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You know what?
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Come next Eastertide,
I'll pick that pasqueflower.
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They're rare. There may not be
another in a season or two.
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Next year...
I'll pick that next year.
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Well, we know who your soldier was.
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Yes.
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Then let's get Sapphire back,
shall we?
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Not yet. No.
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- But you've got the soldier's name.
- Yes.
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- Then, that's enough.
- No, it's not enough.
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Eleanor.
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- I don't want to talk to you.
- Tell me about Pearce.
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- Did he die?
- Of course!
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- In that war?
- Not quite.
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- What do you mean by that?
- I said I wouldn't talk to you.
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- Eleanor...
- Please! Don't go near her.
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Any change, any sudden shock,
could kill your friend Sapphire.
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Do you want that? Will you risk that
for information about a dead man?
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All right, then, you find out
what she meant.
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Right.
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Eleanor...
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When did Sam Pearce die?
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Tell me, please, when did he die?
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It was a shame, really,
he should have come home.
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It was summer again.
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12 years' age difference.
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It didn't mean a lot, really.
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So when did he die?
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They said in the village
it was exactly 11 minutes afterwards.
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Someone out there
had made a mistake, you see?
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11 minutes after what?
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After the armistice,
after the cease-fire.
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Someone out there had made a mistake.
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11 minutes after 11
on the 11th day of the 11th month.
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Yes.
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Four elevens.
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All right, let's get her back.
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- What's wrong?
- They've found me.
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- So what do we do? Do we go back?
- No.
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It's all right. It's coming to help.
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It's coming now.
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Let's close our eyes, please.
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- Why?
- Because we have to.
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- Can I go back now?
- Yes.
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Just close your eyes.
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- Like this?
- Yes.
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Think about your classroom,
the children.
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Just think of the village,
the village where you live.
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Yes.
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On a hot summer day a long time ago.
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- Do you remember it?
- I do, yes.
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Can you see it?
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Almost, yes.
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And the school,
the school where you teach?
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Yes, I can almost see it.
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Good. Keep thinking about it.
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Yes.
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Think about your classroom,
the children.
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Oh, yes, I can... almost see them.
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The sun's shining. It's a hot day.
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Open the window, somebody.
That's better.
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- Sapphire?
- Who's Sapphire?
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Shh. Just think of your classroom.
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Yes.
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And think of the children
in the classroom.
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Yes, I can see them properly now.
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- Good.
- They're all there. All of them.
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All except Sam Pearce.
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Always late, Sam Pearce.
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The sun's gone.
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It's dark.
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Darkness.
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Careful at the back there. Careful.
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- Tully!
- Please be careful.
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Have you ever seen darkness
like that before?
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Whatever it is, it's capable
of bringing back the dead.
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- No, don't. She isn't back.
- Why isn't she back?
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- I don't know.
- Sapphire!
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- You can't wake her that way.
- Sapphire!
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- You can't!
- Come on, Tully.
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Tully!
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Steel... you broke the circle!
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You broke the circle!
She could have been left out...
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left outside, between journeys!
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Between journeys
from one life to the next!
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Eleanor?
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Ellen?
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There was no blackthorn there.
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No chalk pastures.
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No birds.
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No trees.
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A point of subconscious had arrived
between journeys...
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There was no one.
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Don't you see that?!
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Between the teacher's life and her
own, you must never break the circle.
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- Do you know what you could've done?
- 'Steel! '
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- You could have lost her forever!
- 'Steel. '
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- You could have lost her!
- Be quiet!
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- 'Sapphire? '
- 'Help me, Steel. '
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'I heard you, Sapphire, didn't I?
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- 'Answer me. '
- I was right!
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You broke the circle
and lost her out there!
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What do you know about "out there"?
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- Not a great deal...
- Exactly!
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'Steel, help me. '
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- But it's something we believe in.
- "We"?
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People like me.
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- Then don't worry about Sapphire.
- What?
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She knows more
than your kind will ever know.
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But she's not with us, is she?
I mean, is she?!
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- Look after her for a moment.
- Where are you going?
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To see where that darkness
has got to.
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- I'll come with you.
- No.
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No, I need you
to look after Sapphire. Please?
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Very well.
255
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Pearce.
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Sam Pearce?
257
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Sam...
258
00:22:33,818 --> 00:22:36,309
Is that what they call you?
259
00:22:36,404 --> 00:22:38,776
Sorry, USED to call you.
260
00:22:41,492 --> 00:22:44,066
Or is it Sammy?
261
00:22:44,162 --> 00:22:49,322
Well, it wouldn't have been Samuel,
would it? Not a private soldier.
262
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I wonder what they called you
when they marked your gravestone.
263
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I wonder what's written there.
264
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Maybe they didn't give you a stone.
265
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Maybe there wasn't enough left of you
to fill a grave.
266
00:23:15,443 --> 00:23:18,314
Not enough of Private Pearce left
to bury.
267
00:23:26,788 --> 00:23:31,331
Have you been back, Sam?
Been back to take a look?
268
00:23:32,710 --> 00:23:35,082
What about Eleanor?
269
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Do you think she ever went
to take a look at your gravestone?
270
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To see what's engraved on it?
271
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No, doubt it. I doubt she'd bother.
272
00:23:54,524 --> 00:23:59,233
She was too old for you...
and probably too good.
273
00:24:01,030 --> 00:24:04,779
What chance would you have stood
once that summer was over?
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Hey?
275
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Help us!
276
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Excuse me, sir.
277
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Group sent me here, sir.
278
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I've got one more op to complete
and then I go home.
279
00:24:39,902 --> 00:24:42,440
And he did say, sir - Group said -
280
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that as your flight is one man short
and all my team have bought it,
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that you'd...
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All right, sir.
283
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Sorry, sir.
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