他是不是很帅？ Doesn't he look handsome?
是挺帅的 Very.
他是第一批报名参军的 He was one of the first to sign up.
参军？！ War?!
你要去参军？！ You're going to war?!
我不想多年后回首往事 才发现自己错过了 I don't want to look back years from now and know that I missed it,
我也不想多年后回想起来 才发现别人 and I don't want to look back and know that others
都为国家荣誉挺身而出 而我却没有 stepped forward for their country's honour and I did not.
这可能是我人生中绝无仅有的一次冒险 It's the only adventure I might ever have.
冒险？那你的孩子呢？你的妻子呢？！ Adventure? And what about your children? What about your wife?!
我正是为了你们才这么做的 It's for you that I'm doing this.
为了保卫家园 为了扞卫我所信仰的一切 To protect hearth and home, to defend everything I believe in.
我听到了“冒险” And yet I heard the word adventure.
他说得对 闭嘴 莫里斯！ He's quite right, you know. Shut up, Maurice!
她父亲很少大声说话 Her father seldom raised his voice.
一定发生了什么可怕的事 Something terrible must have happened.
但在他离家前夜 But the night before he left,
在星空下跳支舞 Dance under the stars.
她的父亲似乎又让一切恢复了平静… her father seemed to have made everything all right again...
…一如既往 ..as he always did.
没有他会怎么样？ What would it be like without him?
谢谢 Thank you.
莫里斯 别闹了！ Maurice, stop!
好了 停下 别走了 All right, stop walking, stop walking.
看看我这一家子 多好啊 What a fine family I have.
多么 多么的 美满啊 Fine, fine family.
别害怕 不是现在 Don't be frightened. Not now.
但他是害怕的 But he was frightened.
每个人都在不知疲倦地织着东西 Everyone spent an inordinate amount of time knitting.
那是有史以来最冷的一个冬天 It was the coldest winter on record
前线的士兵们冻得瑟瑟发抖 and the soldiers on the front were freezing.
西尔维已经好几个月没有休的消息了 Sylvie hadn't heard from Hugh in months.
她并没有告诉孩子们 She didn't tell the children.
她花的钱比以往的圣诞节都要多 She spent more money than usual at Christmas.
圣诞快乐 Merry Christmas.
她告诉厄休拉 洋娃娃是爸爸送的礼物 She told Ursula that the doll was a present from Daddy.
让我看看 Let's see.
我们做朋友好吗？ Shall we be friends?
格特鲁德 回来！ Gertrude, come back!
正如西尔维所愿 新建的鸡舍 Just as Sylvie had hoped, the creation of Chicken Corner
成功的让孩子们转移了 was an excellent way to distract her children
对报纸头条的注意 from the newspaper headlines.
厄休拉在给休的信里写道 她感受到了鸡蛋那种温热的触感 Ursula wrote to Hugh, describing the wonder of warm eggs.
但他没有回信 He didn't write back.
西尔维解释道 But Sylvie explained,
他实在太忙了 he was awfully busy.
下雪了！ It's snowing!
从我们房间里出去！ Get out of our room!
“从我们房间里出去！” "Get out of our room!"
莫里斯从寄宿学校回来养水痘 Maurice was home from boarding school, recovering from chickenpox
搅得家里鸡犬不宁 and making everyone's life miserable.
出去！ Get out!
我现在就去你的房间 弄坏你的东西！ I'm going to your room now, and there I shall destroy something!
袅！ Neeeaaaow!
喔 喔 喔 喔 喔 喔 喔 喔 喔！ Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh!
如果不是西尔维骗她说那个怪模怪样的娃娃是爸爸送的 She would never have reached for that odd little doll
她是不会去够它的 if Sylvie hadn't lied and told her it was from her daddy.
我听说那个孩子差点死了 I hear the baby nearly died.
雪下得太大 我今晚得在这儿过夜了 And I must stay the rest of the night on account of the snow.
袅！ Neeeaaaow!
地什！ Dsssssh!
快下来喝茶！ Come and get your tea!
喔 喔 喔 喔 喔 喔 喔 喔 喔！ Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh!
快从窗户那儿下来 厄休拉 看在上帝的份上！ Get back from that window, Ursula, for the love of God!
至于你 莫里斯 你跟野人没什么两样 As for you, Maurice, you're little more than a savage.
我就是野人 我是阿帕奇勇士 I am a savage. I'm an Apache.
这一次 她选择相信自己的直觉 This time around, she trusted her instincts.
她避开了水和窗户… She avoided water and windows...
…还有莫里斯 ..and Maurice.
…二 三 四 ..two, three, four.
她想念她的父亲 She missed her father.
他已经走了很长时间 He'd been gone for so long.
厄休拉 Ursula.
这不是我们养的鸡 对吧？ This isn't one of our chickens, is it?
不 宝贝 不是 No, darling, it isn't.
你们的父亲向你们问好 Your father sends his love.
战况如何？ How's the war?
我不知道 你的父亲只说了天气 I have no idea. Your father just talks about the weather.
我想他了 I miss Daddy.
我也是 Me, too.
快吃鸡肉吧 Now eat your chicken.
这个就是我们的鸡 对么？ This is one of our chickens, isn't it?
它是亨丽埃塔 It's Henrietta.
许愿骨 Wishbone.
来吧 我来帮你实现愿望 不是我的愿望 Come on, let's make your dreams come true. Not my dreams.
-我切不开 -这里 笨蛋 - I can't cut it. - Here, silly.
Baby Teddy was his mother's favourite, but nobody minded.
没人不爱他 Everybody loved him.
Even Maurice.
On the morning of Teddy's fourth birthday,
the war to end all wars ended.
I'm going to be a pilot. Neeeeaow!
The family was crackling with excitement.
When would Hugh be home?
Mrs Glover was delighted to have her son home.
Sadly, he'd lost the use of his legs and his mind...
..during a sneak attack on a German trench 30 days before the ceasefire.
Bridget had bought a new hat to celebrate a new world.
Her fiance, Clarence, had also survived.
He had written to her from a field hospital
to say she was under no obligation to stick with him.
She'd written back to say she wasn't the sort
to renege on a promise.
Train's leaving soon. Let's not miss it.
Sure now you don't want to come with us, Mrs Glover?
I bet there'll be some high jinks to be had.
I'm avoiding crowds.
My nephew dropped dead of the influenza in the street.
Not even in his own bed, in the street.
You mustn't be scared of the influenza, Bridget.
Four years of war, I think the peace deserves a trip to London
and a bit of a knees-up. -He was perfectly healthy at breakfast.
Dead by noon. -Who was? -Her nephew.
Life must go on. -Have a wonderful time, Bridget.
Hasn't there been enough suffering? -Let's go.
Hi. -We saw the King!
No! Stop. -The King.
Right in front of us.
She saw the King.
There was a sea of people,
everyone shouting themselves hoarse for the King.
"We want the King! We want the King!"
Who wants cocoa? -Me. -Me. -I got swept up.
I lost my hat. -Goodness.
I think I'll say good night. -So soon?
A bit of a headache.
Goodnight. -Bye. -Bye.
Come on, then, tell us everything. -Well...
Thank you for coming.
You suspect the influenza? -She was down in London yesterday?
Yes, for the Armistice Day celebrations. -Crowds everywhere.
Perfect conditions for the virus to spread.
Who feels unwell?
Bridget and now Ursula.
Get out, Pamela.
Sh.
Did you have a nice time? -There was a sea of people.
They were everywhere.
Everybody was shouting, "We want the King! We want the King!"
Ursula was very curious to learn whether or not Bridget
had actually met the King.
But instinct took her back to bed.
Where's Bridget? She says she feels ill.
Hardly surprising. I dread to think what time she staggered in.
I really don't think Bridget is well, Mrs Glover. -Too much drink.
I think we should call Dr Fellows out. -For Bridget?
The girl's as healthy as a horse. -Dr Fellows will give you
short shrift when he smells the alcohol on her.
Mrs Glover, I really do think Bridget is ill.
Can you see to the children? -I will telephone the doctor.
Aren't the children going to school?
Oh, yes, of course they are.
Though perhaps not.
No... Yes, they are.
Or should they?
I think keep them home for today. -Crowded school rooms and so on.
But keep them down here just now.
Handwriting, sums.
Where's Teddy?
Teddy?
There's cake downstairs.
Teddy!
I thought I might make Bridget feel better.
I think Bridget is asleep but her eyes are open.
Get off the bed, Teddy.
Dear God!
Go to your room.
No, go to Teddy's room.
No, both of you go to my room. Go now!
Did you say cake?
Teddy's skin is the same colour as Bridget's.
Heliotrope cyanosis.
See those mahogany spots on his cheeks?
This is the more virulent strain, I'm afraid.
Stop it. Please, stop.
Do not lecture me like a medical student. I am their mother.
And again.
There must be something I can do.
You can pray.
Pray?
Was there more Ursula could have done to save him, she wondered?
Sylvie did not believe in God
but she prayed that night with desperate conviction.
And no faith.
Teddy was gone by nightfall.
Ursula knew the moment he had died.
She felt it inside her.
There was a silly note left on the door last night.
Bridget was locked out.
You know, it looks just like your handwriting, Ursula.
I don't suppose you can explain that?
No, I can't.
I've sent Pamela to fetch Bridget home.
You sent Pamela?
Yes, Pamela.
Pamela's with Bridget?
Yes. What's the matter with you?
Ursula, you really are such an anxious child.
I'm starting to wonder if we should take you to a doctor.
Argh!
Aargh.
Aaaargh!
All Ursula knew was that she had to do it.
She felt a surge of victory.
I'm coming!
Caught you.
Got you.
The world was indeed a dangerous place.
But she was not powerless.
Quite the opposite.
Children, get in here now!
Someone pushed me.
Who?
Teddy?
Pamela? -Me?
It was beyond doubt, thought Sylvie.
There was something wrong with Ursula.
Hello, Little Bear.
Teddy.
Teddy, it's all right.
It's Daddy.
This is Daddy.
Hello... Hello, little man.
Can I give you a hug?
We have chickens.
Teddy was her mother's favourite.
But she was her father's.
She'd forgotten that.
She had also forgotten the smell of him
and the way she felt in his arms.
This was love, thought Ursula.
It would be worth dying for.
Don't you wonder sometimes, if just one small thing
had been changed in the past, surely things would be different.
I keep thinking I'll wake up and it was all a dream.
That we're not trapped in this endless nightmare.
Oh, chin up. It won't last forever. -Nothing does.
I wish I could go instead of you.
I really do. It isn't fair.
This is me. -You should leave me here.
Be as safe as you can.
Will do.
Fly very carefully.
Try not to die.
Do my best.
Teddy!
# Oooo-ooooh
# Again Ooooo-ooooh
# This couldn't happen again -Ooo-ooh, ooo-oh, ooooh
# This is that once in a lifetime
# This is the thrill divine
# Ooo-ooh, ooo-oh, ooo-oooh
# What's more
# This never happened before... #