:10:00
If there were Japanese
out there...
:10:01
they could see those lights
15-20 miles offshore.
:10:04
Do you see what I mean?
:10:06
Yes, I'm sorry, Mr....
:10:08
Allison.
:10:09
Corporal Allison,
U.S. Marines.
:10:15
Where am I, ma'am?
:10:16
This, uh...
:10:18
this island got a name?
:10:20
Yes, uh, Tuasiva.
:10:21
An atoll, huh?
:10:22
Yes.
:10:25
Listen, did I hear right?
:10:27
You're, uh...
:10:29
you're all alone
on this island?
:10:31
Yes.
:10:33
Since when?
:10:36
Mr. Allison,
you must be very hungry.
:10:39
I'll tell you what happened
after you've eaten.
:10:41
There's some dried fruit
and some biscuits...
:10:43
over in the bungalow.
:10:45
I'll go for that.
:10:53
How about seconds, ma'am?
:10:56
There isn't anymore.
:10:59
Why didn't you say so?
:11:01
Fine guy that makes me...
:11:03
taking food
out of a woman's mouth...
:11:05
especially a nun's.
:11:07
You were starved,
Mr. Allison.
:11:11
I don't suppose there'd be
any cigarettes around, huh?
:11:14
No.
:11:15
No cigarettes.
:11:18
What I wouldn't do
for a smoke.
:11:27
Who belongs to this?
:11:31
It was
Father Phillips' pipe.
:11:34
He's buried down there.
:11:43
How'd he die, ma'am?
:11:44
The last few days
were too much for him.
:11:49
I was at the mission
at Wanitok.
:11:52
That's in the Tua group.
:11:54
The Japanese were raiding islands
all around us...
:11:56
and conscripting
the natives...
:11:58
and making prisoners
of the Europeans.