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1864 Virginia Three years before the Civil War
Come here.
Are you afraid?
No.
Yes.
Me too.
Can you move?
I will try, if there are places that can be visited.
There is a Farnsworth School not far from this forest.
Ny Seminary. Martha Farnsworth for women.
There are men there?
Only four other students, a teacher and Mrs. Farnsworth.
The slaves have left.
I'm not sure North people will be welcomed,
But it will be better compared here.
There is a truth.
I accept your invitation. Can you help me?
Wait a minute, okay? I will take a breath.
Good, sir.
Come here.
You're much heavier compared to my brother.
Where is he now?
He was killed in Tennessee.
That's not us. I've never been to Tennessee.
What is your name? / Amelia Dabney.
My name is Mcburney. Corporal John Mcburney.
Nice to meet you, Corporal.
Where do we go?
To women-only seminaries Ny. Farnsworth.
There are only five students.
Other students have gone home,
But Ny. Martha still opened it.
That is generally because we don't know where to go.
My house in Georgia, but my mother thinks...
... it would be better if I remained in Virginia for a while,
Given that your Sherman General is already close to Atlanta.
Did you run away?
I was with 66 troops from New York.
We are attacked...
I fell, and...
... everything is falling apart.
Do you want to go back? I can show you the way.
No, not now.
Maybe later when my feet stop bleeding.
Now the verb "becomes."
Ms. Emily.
Ny. Martha!
Marie. Come with me.
Please!
Ny. Martha! Stop! Mrs. Martha!
Amy! / Please!
What happened? You are okay?
How is he here? / He is alone in the forest.
I can't leave him there to die.
You shouldn't go that far!
Is he dead?
He is still alive.
Fast. We must move the to the homepage.
Lift him up. Edwina, hold her shoulder.
Good, Mrs. Martha./Children, take him to the porch. Fast!
We need all the help. Lift your legs, children.
One, two, three.
He may be dangerous, Mrs. Martha./ Just lift him up.
New York 66th Regiment.
Be happy be your prisoner.
He is really a northern warrior!
They raped every woman South who was met.
Can you stop the empty talk, Jane?
That's right.
Put him here.
When viewed from his face he not a North, isn't he?
Amy, go inside and take blue cloth and tie it at the gate.
Blue cloth, so that the patrol forces know we are capturing the North alive.
Why aren't you coming out?
You should be assigned to the forest.
Sorry, Mrs. Martha. I forgot that I was on duty.
You must not forget.
Next, the union forces will be in our garden.
We can lose all our chickens.
OK.
Marie, go up there.
Notify if you see our soldiers. / Good, Mom.
We have to clean the wound.
Right. And we have to sew it.
Amy, haven't I said,
Take a blue cloth and tie it at the gate for patrol troops.
Seeing the blood coming out, he can die if he leaves.
Isn't that what should be done by Christians?
Yes. Right, you're right.
That's right.
He won't survive.
We will wait until conditions improve...
... before he was taken away. Take him inside. Come on.
I want you to boil water, Emily.
And we need cloth.
What we have.
Alicia, Jane, find the cloth...
... then take it to the music room, do you hear me?
Good, Mom. / OK.
Ms. Edwina.
Close the door, children.
I need scissors. / Good, Mrs. Martha.
This.
Get me a cloth. I need a cloth now. Martha.
This metal is enough to make horse shoes.
I think I've got everything.
I need a needle now.
Get me a needle and thread.
Retreat. I can't hear. / Stop it.
Do you hear what they say? / No!
Edwina, get me water.
I'll clean it up. / Good, Mrs. Martha.
I guessed it.
Will he die? / I don't think it's today.
What will happen?
We will leave him to the patrol force, of course.
Meanwhile, I don't want you eavesdropping here...
... or enter this room. Do you hear me?
His name is Corporal John Mcburney if you want to know.
He won't be here long enough...
... until the name will make a difference for us.
This is too much trouble, so there are no lessons today.
We have a lot to do. / Good.
To the sewing room. Come on, children.
I won't be here long, Amy.
Be careful, keep your stitches straight.
Jane, you're the same as we all.
You don't leave because there aren't any places you can go.
My father is with General Lee and if I want,
Soldiers will come to pick me up right now.
If anyone knows where is located.
Good and neat.
My mother sent me a letter from Charleston and said the blockade was scary.
He said maybe I ate more well here than at home.
That's right.
You shouldn't bring the north here.
I agree.
He might be a spy and would make a northern army...
... attack our garden at night.
I doubt that, Ms. Jane.
Ms. Edwina, aren't you afraid with the northern warriors?
No.
And that is very rude call it that name.
He has a name.
Corporal John Mcburney./ John.
Let's see. / Am I doing it right?
Yes, but you can make the stitches tighter.
OK.
That's our troops, Mrs. Martha. They passed our way.
Can we go greet them?
No. I don't want them to see you.
I think bringing captive smoldering. / Go upstairs. Now!
What happened? / I can't see.
What's the news?
We are burning up these northern people to die in prison.
Good night, Captain. Good night, ma'am.
Do you think Mrs. Martha will tell them about him?
You're alone here, Mom?
Only a few of us.
Did he report it? / I don't know.
Be careful, ma'am.
Many northern people are separated from their troops...
... and they hide and despair in this forest.
I want to know if you have some extra ammo.
What do you want to do with that, Mom?
My father left me the gun.
I will feel much safer if I can use it.
Let me see if I have it.
This is for you./Thank you./ You're welcome.
He gives Ny. Martha something.
They leave.
He didn't tell them!
What are you doing here? / See you later.
I only talk four to with him. / Let him rest.
He is not a bird or your beetle is injured.
We pray for all that is missing from us.
And we pray that we remain congratulations until the night passes.
Amin./ Amen.
Anyone want to say prayer specifically?
I pray that God returns the health of injured soldiers.
We pray that he will immediately recover and immediately leave here.
Do you think he will be safe? / I don't know.
If you don't hear it at night,
He will come catch you.
That is for sure.
Go to your room and don't be noisy.
Good morning. It's already morning.
Now at 6:00.
I think a lot because hear birds singing.
You like birds? / I really like them.
Whatever is wild, I really like it. Wild and free.
I guess it's Robin.
I can show you my cage collection.
It's an honor for me.
I should go. Mrs. Martha will come to change your bandage.
Okay then. Thank you, dear.
I like nuts.
You eat too much.
May I ask for nuts?
Yes. I dropped it.
May I ask again?
Good morning. / Good morning.
What is the state of the north?
He is much better.
Ms. Edwina, how long will she stay in the music room?
Until he gets better.
How can I practice violin...
... if there are dangerous enemies in the same room?
Ms. Jane, please.
Good morning, children.
Good morning, Mrs. Martha.
Tell me, Amy, do you find mushrooms...
... while you also found the soldier?
Yes, but I'm not sure it's safe to eat.
We will see that later, okay?
Good, Mom.
It seems that the presence of the soldier here has an impact.
Do your work. You have to study and work.
We can't play music here today?
No, go to the library.
Good morning, Corporal. / Good morning, ma'am.
I think I disturbed your place here.
Yes. It is true.
You don't like small talk, Mom.
You speak frankly. I like it.
Really?
What do you think makes any difference to me Do you like it or not?
I'm sure my opinion isn't meaningful to you, Mom.
I don't expect your flattery. / Really?
Then what are you looking for? / Nothing.
You have given me a lot.
And I'm very grateful.
You're not afraid I will leave you to our soldiers?
I don't think so. I'm not...
I didn't say you wouldn't do that, but...
I think there are far more bad things that can happen to me.
I like the possibility of being in jail,
But it's better than dying.
And that will happen to me if you don't help.
That's not entirely true.
Is your foot still sick?
A little.
I think it's better than numbness.
Right.
I have Brandy, if you want.
That will be very fun.
I am not offering you pleasure, that is just to make you comfortable.
Good, Mom. / I need to remind you, Corporal Mcburney,
You're not a guest here.
You are a visitor who is very unacceptable.
And we should not entertain you.
I don't expect that, Mom.
Even though you will know I am easily entertained.
What's up, miss?
I just want to know if there are that I can help.
No. Nothing can you do.
You learn enough and other tasks which makes you quite busy.
I'm just thinking of helping.
That is not necessary.
And, Ms. Alicia, tell others not to enter this room.
Good, Mom.
You can trust this place to me, Mom.
I don't know you.
I think if you know me, you will trust me.
You won't be here long enough for that.
Mom?
Yes, Corporal?
Do you have a little soap and a razor?
Let me see what I can find.
Thank you, ma'am.
Be careful with the letter "E".
Very good, Miss. Jane.
Are we almost finished?
A little more. This is the last line.
Alicia.
I want to bring this to you last night...
... for fear you might die before morning.
But I think because you unconscious,
You won't be able to read it.
That makes perfect sense.
What are you Christians?
I was baptized.
Then this is a prayer book for you.
Thank you.
I think you might have to repent if you were on the verge of death.
I think I'll last a little longer.
Where is my manners? I'm John Patrick Mcburney.
Nice to meet you, sir / You too, miss.
Wait, miss.
Where do you want to go with my pearl earrings?
Ms. Edwina, don't be so.
Everyone is dressing up today.
But not with my jewelry.
I will return it.
And you look very beautiful this morning.
You yourself are also dressed up neatly. / That's not true.
I haven't seen that beautiful brooch since last Christmas.
Go do your job.
Wait. Do not go.
Don't you want to meet me about something?
Thank you.
Your hand looks like it runs out trying to dig a hole.
That's right.
I'm in the middle of a battle with bullets flying over my head...
The first thing I think of is to bury myself.
But when you can't, do you run away?
That's right.
That's very true.
You're not brave to escape.
Maybe it's true. But I think I'm smart.
Because you are still alive?
And now I meet you.
You don't even know me.
I know your name...
Ms. Edwina Morrow.
What else have they told you about me?
Nothing but your name.
That's a beautiful name.
I hope kids don't say bad things.
What do you care about the questions they say about you?
I don't care. I just don't want you to misunderstand.
Means you care about what I think about you.
You're a stranger here, that's all.
And I don't want you to misunderstand.
Then maybe you can explain to me...
... and tell me a little about yourself.
Where are you from, Ms. Edwina Morrow?
My father lives in Richmond.
I left Savannah when I was a kid.
We stayed in several places because of my father's business.
And you wait until the war ends to return?
I don't have a family who joined the military.
Then how do you end up in this place?
Why are you so interested in me?
I just think of a place we are not here either.
I'm sure you're an independent woman.
And other girls don't know how to be close to you.
And of course, your appearance.
That is not important to me.
But it's important for others.
Sorry I said this and I hope you don't mind,
But throughout my journey, I didn't meet women as beautiful as you.
Tell me...
Ms. Morrow...
It's okay.
If there is anything you want... What is your greatest hope?
If you can get anything in the world, what is that?
Whatever?
Yes, anything.
To go far from here.
Good afternoon, Corporal Mcburney./ John.
"Come to me, all your efforts and hard work,"
"Then I'll give you a break."
"Take the yoke I put and learn from me,"
"because I'm gentle and humble in your soul."
"And will get peace of mind."
"Because my yoke is light..."
Can you wait?
OK.
"For my yoke is light, and my burden is light."
Good night, Corporal.
I pray to God to bless our army...
... and return home with our people.
Right.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.
Are you ready? / Okay.
OK.
Don't do that!
Okay, you should...
This is for you, Henry.
OK.
Come here.
Corporal Mcburney gave I got one of the buttons.
Miss Amy.
Bless us and thank you for Your grace...
... that we received from your kindness is abundant...
... through Jesus Christ, our Lord.
Amen.
I think we should reflect...
... for an unexpected presence Corporal Mcburney in this house.
Surely until his legs heal.
Then we can talk about how we practice compassion...
... and find out what we can learn from his presence here.
What do you think?
Ms. Alicia, can you tell us...
... what can we learn from its presence here?
Maybe meeting him can remind us...
... there are other things in the world besides learning.
I don't think it's something you need to know about your age.
If we can learn with right while still young,
We can expect a life that is calm and happy...
... when meeting a world transfer.
With the presence of enemies the most hated,
That can be our reminder that war is still going on...
... as well as prayers and sacrifices still we have to do.
I think every fresh air is in the outside world...
I think it's intended for all of us.
I hear he's a mercenary,
So maybe he's not an enemy actually. / Is that a mercenary?
That means being paid to join fight with the army.
He doesn't really fight because of the right goal.
We don't know about that.
He seems to be a natural lover,
So I want to learn about flora and wild.
He seems to be a sensitive person.
Really?
I think he can be understood.
Really? You have to share more with your findings with us, Edwina.
As a devout Christian, we will join the Corporal...
... after dinner for pray before we rest.
Good, Mrs. Martha.
Can we start?
Corporal.
Do you want to join our to pray at night?
Yes, ma'am.
But first maybe we listen to a little music...
... if that doesn't bother you./ It's not disturbing at all.
I really want to listen to a little music.
Ms. Jane?
Good, Mom.
Ms. Jane, your game is beautiful.
Really? / Right.
What is a northern soldier?
Maybe not. That might be our army.
Edwina, wait here with children.
If it's an enemy soldier, I will knock the door three times.
We will go to the forest and meet you there.
What about Corporal? / The condition is not good to go.
He will stay here.
Everything is silent.
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Can I help you, sir?
I think it's our army. / I hope so.
Ms. Edwina, what are we doing? / Don't worry.
Do not worry, children.
Next here.
Why are they here?
Are they here for Corporal?
Maybe.
Why don't we leave him? Are they coming? I'm afraid...
It's okay. They are only two. Our two soldiers.
I give them food. They're in the kitchen.
Why are they here? / To offer help.
Soldiers will leave this area.
Even so, I did not tell them about the Corporal.
But I might ask them to take it.
But he can't go with his injured leg.
I will tell them if he is injured. Ask them to return.
But it can be weeks, even months.
They might force it to take it now too.
Nobody knows what will happen to him.
They can just shoot him and leave him on the street to die.
I will allow Corporal to stay here until he recovers.
Then we send him away, alone.
I agree.
This can be considered Christian practice.
You keep talking about him as if he was not in this room.
Is it wrong if we really consider him an enemy?
Please, Mrs. Martha!
I will allow Corporal Mcburney stay here until his feet recover.
But if anyone objected,
I will tell the soldiers now also and those who decide...
... what will happen to him.
How? Ms. Jane?
Then he stays here.
Decisions have been made.
Now everyone sleeps.
Come on, kids. Go.
Can we greet soldiers? / No.
I don't want us to inhibit their journey.
Come on, kids ./ Nn. Edwina.
It's a beautiful night.
I have to say, when they see me,
They say, "nothing is more _ scary..."
"... compared to making women surprised by their weapons."
When I come back, do you want to drink Brandy with me, Corporal?
With pleasure, ma'am.
How long do you think he will stay here?
Ny. Martha seems to be soft on her.
And I'm sure he likes being here.
What do you know?
I've talked directly to him.
You think just because you found him,
Do you have a special relationship with it?
You're just jealous.
You must be exhausted.
I can't say it's not difficult.
I salute you with toughness.
I know it must be hard to stay strong for the sake of these children.
They are lucky to have women like you to look after them.
I just try to give what they need to survive today.
This is a very different world that they will meet.
I think they are unconscious.
They don't know what is out there.
Sometimes I'm so tired...
I pray that this will end soon.
I have no idea...
... how much suffering everyone.
That is very difficult to know.
Do you have someone before the war?
Yes.
I'm sorry.
Everyone has lost a lot.
I'm so coward to go.
You don't realize what the battle is actually until you see it.
It must be very heavy.
I just came from Dublin and have nothing.
I accept $ 300 for replacing someone else's position.
I understand.
We all do something unexpected.
We will see when you return home.
Thank you for being accompanied, Corporal.
If possible, I ask that you rest.
Good night, ma'am. Hopefully you sleep well.
Good night, Corporal.
You succeeded!
Ny. Martha! Mrs. Martha, look!
What's wrong?
Be careful. Don't be too resting on the injured leg.
Good, Mom.
I suggest that don't be too pushy,
But if you want to take the risk of doing this...
Corporal, please. Keep your balance.
Can you help me out, Ms. Amy?
Yes, of course.
Good afternoon, Corporal. / All.
It's your turn in the garden kitchen. / That's right.
As you can see, I'm helping Corporal.
We can replace you.
No, enough. I decided what to do.
Go, kids. / Good, Mom.
This reminds me of the first time we met.
Your rose flower needs to be trimmed.
And the fence is in very bad condition.
The flower garden is cleaned. I will do it tomorrow.
Certainly not. You don't need to do that.
Do you have a gardening experience, Corporal Mcburney?
I have little experience.
If you are indeed talented in gardening,
You might be able to help us after recovering later.
With pleasure, ma'am.
Come on. There are tasks that you have to do, Miss. Amy.
This is drinking water, if you want.
With pleasure. Thank you very much.
Ny. Martha asked me to study again.
But I told him everything you want me to do.
Yes, I rely on you to keep away from bird cages.
That, and also accompany me.
Look, don't tell the others,
But I consider you my best friend here.
Really? / Yes, of course.
If it's not for you, I still sit under that tree.
Thank you.
You should not say bad things about us to the Corporal.
Why do I do that?
Corporal. I want to know how is your foot.
That sometimes still hurts a little.
I'm not surprised.
You have to remember, I forbid you to run too fast.
Right, Mom./ Even so...
I respect your wishes to stay active.
May I check?
Yes, ma'am.
The stitches recover well.
The scar will disappear properly.
When do you think I will fully recover?
You can say you've recovered now.
I'm sure the military doctor will say you're ready to return to duty.
So you want me to go?
I didn't say that. No, of course not.
You are far more polite to say openly.
I speak openly when needed, Corporal Mcburney.
Because you said that, I guess your feet have recovered enough...
... to leave before this weekend.
It's a few more days. That's right.
Where do I go?
I'm afraid it is entirely it's up to you, Corporal.
But I guess you can find your army camp...
... on the way to Richmond.
Your garden needs to be treated continuously,
You need a gardener who works in full.
Maybe.
But I guess for now I don't need it.
It's a pity that I can't continue to help.
When?
I don't know for sure,
But Ny. Martha asked her to leave.
We must make him feel happy...
... until he will never think of leaving us.
Maybe you might be able to ask _ Martha...
... so that Corporal will join us in dinner night with us.
Right, he must be lonely eat alone in his room.
We can show him the true South meal.
Ms. Edwina Morrow.
I miss being near you.
Really?
Yes.
You don't know how you are beautiful.
Ny. Farnsworth says this it's time for me to leave.
I don't want you to leave.
I don't want to leave.
I love you, Edwina.
Please never say unless you mean it.
I mean it.
I know I must have felt for you since we first talked.
I'm too scared to say something...
... because you won't let me approach you again.
I tell you now because I'm running out of time.
This might be my last chance.
I realize that I'm not good enough for you, Edwina.
That's not true. / That's right.
You just don't believe enough with yourself to see it.
I'm tired of this war.
I want to go west.
If you go to Richmond, my father can help you.
Come with me.
Corporal?
Ny. Martha invited you to dinner with us.
Have you heard?
Ny. Martha invited Corporal dinner tonight.
Can you? / A little more.
Ms. Alicia, too much cream.
Stop joking.
Manners.
The dress is very charming, Miss Edwina./ Thank you.
There are other attractive shoulders here...
... if we are all allowed to wear a dress like that.
I think it's not right for school students,
But we know Ms. Edwina is used to...
... with urban lifestyles and different points of view.
I think we should change the subject...
... and Ms. Edwina wears her clothes.
Good.
That will avoid speculation about the topic of conversation.
This is the best dish for me after so long. thanks.
Thank you very much.
Ms. Alicia herself made this pie.
I hope you like apple pie
I like apple pie. That's my favorite.
What is my recipe, Alicia?
Right.
I picked the apple. / That is very tasty.
Apple pie is also my favorite. / Really?
We are lucky enough to have enough water to water the garden.
Right, Mom.
Can we listen to music?
That's a beautiful song, Jane.
Really?
I think it's more romantic.
Right.
Miss, may I invite you to dance?
Okay, turn around.
Wait...
Ms. Morrow.
I haven't had the chance to say if you are very beautiful tonight.
Thank you.
May I come see you tonight?
Do you want dessert, Corporal?
Yes, ma'am.
A beautiful night, ma'am / Really?
The music is very good. / Yes, that's true.
My father had a wine cellar that was full in his time.
This house is full of parties.
People come here from all over.
That must be very good, Mom.
Yes, that's true.
Horse carriages will line up.
Beautiful dresses.
Men dress neatly. Elegant dinner and dance party.
Cheers for you, Mrs. Martha.
You must be a brave woman I have ever known.
No, courage is doing what is needed when needed.
Tell me, Corporal... / Yes, ma'am?
Do you think the war will end soon?
Soon.
Immediately after the southern person is ready to admit it.
I know.
Then you will need help here.
Help a man.
Very good, Miss. Jane.
Children!
Let's gather for evening prayer.
Dear God,
Give protection to our school...
... and give protection to members of our brave military.
And take care of our friends, Corporal Mcburney,
In the journey later.
Right. Right, Miss. Amy.
Corporal Mcburney who lives here gives us important lessons...
... that individual enemies are not as we believe.
Let us bow our heads and silence.
Good night, Ms. Edwina.
Good night, Corporal.
Good night, ma'am.
Please! Stop it! / I did nothing!
Don't be noisy, kids!
You have to rest.
Good. Good night, mam.
Thank you for your dinner.
Good night, Corporal.
Sleep.
John.
Edwina.
Edwina?
Honey, wait.
Edwina...
Listen, please...
No. / Edwina, honey... Please.
No! No!
No! No! No!
Get a rope! / Does he die?
Get me a rope, we have to stop the bleeding.
Fast! What happened?
I was so shocked to see this that I couldn't leave my room.
He rushes out...
... then Edwina entered and began to fight with her.
We have to move him to the table.
You hear me. Hurry up. / I didn't do anything.
Lift him up. Help me! Help me move him!
Shut up.
What will you do? / Shut up. Go to your room.
Fast! I want you guys into the room now!
We have to amputate it. / What?
Her legs broke quite badly.
I can't fix it. I'm not a doctor.
He loses a lot of blood. / Please.
The legs will rot tomorrow morning.
How do you want me? Do you want him dead? / No!
Edwina, look at me!
I need a cloth and Chloroform.
Go to the warehouse and get chainsaw, now! Fast
Come on! Fast! He lost blood!
Edwina...
Bring me an anatomy book.
"My soul awaits God..."
"... more than what they watch in the morning."
Gosh!
What did you do to me?
Gosh!
I wait for days to talk to you.
You don't know how I regret it!
Are you sorry? You should stop him!
Why don't you stop him? / I can't.
That's it! The butcher!
We save your life.
We have no choice. / You have no choice,
Or you punish me because you didn't go to your room!
It was an accident, he saved your life.
You are worse than him! Do you plan this together?
Now you make me can't go anywhere!
John, I beg you. Stay away from me!
Give me something for the pain!
We will bring you alcohol.
You don't tell me if this is the place where crazy women live.
Ny. Martha, what do we do?
Marie said she saw union troops approaching.
If we let him go, he will join them.
He will tell them about our garden and cattle.
He will lead them back here.
Basic vengeful bitch!
How are you doing?
I tried to defuse suspicion Nn. Martha about us.
I'm really worried about you.
You will be strong again soon./ Shut up.
Can I get you something?
Get me the key.
He will know if it's gone.
You know I can get problems for that.
Just give it to me.
Maybe there is a spare key in the drawer with the jewelry.
No.
Get me that key.
OK.
I'll take it.
Who is there?
This is Jane.
Jane, open the door for a while.
Please?
Jane, where do you want to go?
I will go to the garden, Corporal.
Play a song for me, can you?
Do you want to do that for me, Jane? Do you want to play your beautiful song?
Beautiful songs like you ./ Please.
I'm not a bad person, Jane.
You can say good things about me to Mrs. Martha and the others?
Maybe the situation can return as before.
Can you ask Mrs. Martha to let me stay here?
He seems to be indeed doing that.
No, I mean to tell him I've improved.
So he wants to talk to me and allows you to talk to me.
Do you want to see if he wants to do that?
Yes, sir. / Thank you, Jane.
I hope he will leave.
We have to wait for the union forces to pass and it will not be long.
I hope our military forces can push them backwards.
Ny. Martha, I'm afraid. / I know, baby.
He says he will kill me if I make a scene.
Calm down. We all have to be strong.
He won't hurt him. She's not dangerous, right?
He intends to hurt him./ We are not sure what the purpose is.
Don't argue with me, miss.
I don't think he meant to hurt us all
Maybe not, but we are not sure.
Gosh./ Retreat.
What do beautiful women South learn today?
Art castrate? / Why don't you leave?
We help you carry your things and you can go.
I can go now, huh? But without my feet!
Have you finished waiting for me?
I will leave when I want to.
Everything will change here now!
Let me explain what is going to happen!
Do you know why Edwina pushed me from the stairs?
And why is Mrs. Martha this cut my legs!
Because I didn't go to the room him or Edwina's room!
No. They don't like that.
It's enough! / I determined it!
Please don't shout, Corporal Mcburney.
You make Henry scared.
Amy...
Amy... / Stay away from me!
It's okay.
Ny. Martha, what will we do?
Everything will be fine.
I want you to take blue cloth.
I want you to go to the gate.
Pretend you collect walnuts.
Then tie the fabric at the gate, then come back here.
Can you do that? / Yes, Mrs. Martha.
Good. Good, fast.
What are you doing there, Miss. Amy?
Go inside and wait there.
Please!
Leave me alone!
What is Mrs. Martha says? / Stay away from me!
Why did you send a signal?
Ny. Martha! / Amy!
What do you think, tell little girl to do your order?
Corporal Mcburney, please.
It's okay.
You go inside with us.
We have one bottle of bourbon remaining in the cellar.
Go.
Go there and sit down. Sit.
All sit down!
Amy, I think we're friends.
I never meant to hurt you.
Look at me. See what you did to me.
I would rather die than be a man without legs and walk limping.
Why don't you kill me while there's a chance?
I see how you look at me in disgust and pity.
I'm no longer a man!
I accept your kindness and I believe in you,
And you play me, then you cut my legs!
I've been sick of your evil nature.
I have six bullets, and if is trying anything,
I swear to God, I will shoot you!
Did you hear me?
The next shot is one of you.
Edwina, don't...
What are you doing? / No. No!
What do you want?
Why do you let him be alone with him?
Alicia, please, let me think.
I know it's your fault bring him here, Amy.
That is not his fault he has a noble heart.
I tried to think. We have to get rid of him himself.
We are not safe here as long as he is at home.
Can we leave he is back in the forest?
No, that's too dangerous.
We can hang it.
We cannot do something cruel.
We can't continue like this with it.
I know, that's what I need to think about. I tried to think of a plan.
I can tell him, if he's not welcome here.
That is impossible. / You are stupid if you think he will accept your advice.
Children, please! Why don't we go looking for help?
I can't leave you here with him alone.
He likes mushrooms.
Corporal likes mushrooms that we make for him.
What if Amy picks some kind of mushroom specifically for her?
Can you do that, Amy?
Can you find the mushrooms?
You have to be really calm.
You have to go out from home very quickly.
Understood? / Understand, Mrs. Martha.
He can't see you.
That's what we will do. We will make him a nice dinner.
We will invite him to farewell dinner.
Prepare smoked meat and we will make biscuits...
... then we will saute the mushrooms with butter and wine.
Let me.
Thank you. / You're welcome.
Good night, ma'am / Good night.
Everything.
Corporal Mcburney,
We want you to know if we are not hurt at all...
... and we have prepared this dish to separate you first.
Thank you for forgiving my emotions.
It's okay.
I want to thank for all this. This looks...
This looks like the best dish I have ever seen.
Congratulations on eating.
Good./ Wait...
We must pray.
God, bless this food,
And we ask for your forgiveness.
Amen.
Can I pour me a glass of wine, Marie?
Thank you.
Thank you. / You're welcome.
Ms. Amy is picking the mushrooms today.
Do you want to, Corporal? / Of course. I like that.
Thank you, Ms. Marie.
Ms. Morrow?
Ms. Edwina, you don't like mushrooms.
That's right, I don't really like it.
Okay then.
Thank you.
Gosh.
Ms. Amy, are you picking this mushroom yourself?
Very tasty.
I won't be longer stay here...
But while I'm here,
I will try to make up for all the bad things that have happened.
Ms. Alicia...
Tell us, how do you develop your embroidery?
It works pretty well.
I must say, his rose looks charming.
And Blush Noisette,
That is always one of my favorite ones.
John?
I can't breathe.
John?
What's wrong?
What...
What happened?
Ms. Amy.
Keep your stitches straight as I say to you.
Edwina.
Edwina?
Yes, Mrs. Martha.
Don't get too close, Ms. Amy.
Amen.
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