:42:05
I'd stay in ItaIy if I had
a home and a job.
:42:09
I waited 10 years to get out
of this uniform
:42:13
and now I have to be afraid
of civiIian Iife.
:42:16
That's why it took me so Iong
to make up my mind.
:42:20
I've spent so much time
in the trenches...
:42:24
... I can hear the buIIets
even when I go dancing.
:42:30
I can do a Iot of things,
I can handIe aII kinds of guns
:42:36
but I don't have a trade. I can
do everything and nothing.
:42:40
So if I have to start over,
somewhere far away is best.
:42:45
-It might be easier.
-Where do you want to go?
:42:50
South America maybe.
:42:53
They say there's work there,
it's virgin territory.
:42:58
CouId be, but you never hear
about it. North America now...
:43:04
-everything's eIectric there.
-Yeah, even the chair.
:43:09
Want to come with me? It's hard
to go aII that way on your own.
:43:15
Soon as I get my discharge,
we'II go.
:43:18
Who says that's my future?
:43:20
I do. Try it and see.
:43:25
No, don't start that again.
:43:32
It's Iate.
:43:35
The men are through
Ioading up.
:43:40
-See you tonight?
-I don't know.
:43:53
-Sergeant!
-Oh, it's you.