:06:02
We're soldier's wives.
We live with uncertainty.
:06:05
How would you feel if
you had spent last night alone...
:06:08
while your husband danced
with another woman?
:06:12
If you have stolen his last evening
from me, I shall never forgive you!
:06:19
How could you say such a thing?
I won't listen to it.
:06:24
If you must hear the truth,
your George is not...
:06:27
What?
My George is not what?
:06:34
Is not the man to see you risk
your health... or his baby.
:06:41
Come inside,
and we'll wait together.
:07:07
What would Miss Pinkerton
say of us now?
:07:11
Two mothers-to-be
in the midst of a war.
:07:16
Not quite what we studied
in etiquette class.
:07:21
Are you frightened?
:07:24
Of giving birth, I mean.
:07:27
Hmm. You know me.
I'm tough as a nut.
:07:31
I'll probably have my baby after tea and
then dance at a ball the same evening.
:07:38
I'm not frightened, either.
:07:42
At least, not for myself.
:07:46
As long as George's child is well.