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Oh Dublin 1921 a city at war often in its turbulent history the men of Ireland had risen to fight for their freedom only to be crushed this was the year of total war it was also the year of the Black and Tans the army assembled to replace the English regulars who had lost their taste for the suppression of men in search of freedom come on boy easy drop stop sob I tell ya alright make you Dan you're running for the day well well Joe color that's right that means O'Leary's around here somewhere the girl said they were both in art was a girl was it pretty I'll wager a nice blue and innocent will find her and stop her blabbin for good not you milady you've only got till dawn put him in a lorry please sir please what's your name Carey O'Shea can you identify yourself no parents yes before American my mother died last year I brought her back to Ireland to rest beside my father you been here ever since rather a long visit isn't it I'm a medical student at the College of Surgeons ah um Cork Street st. Stephen's Green neighborhood Amsale Maitland Sir Robert Maitland who are you she's a friend of the family we found these under the water that will have been O'Leary thank you does a small thing to do for Kathleen O'Shea whose son once showed Aileen O'Leary a very great kindness it'll be the firing squad if they catch him like it was for joke : this morning hey Kari where were you off to so early this morning never mind about that well a fine room made you turned out to be why not a friend of mine who isn't talking about the the American lad who struck a blow for the cause yesterday among the brave dead in Glasnevin cemetery and who is the last to hear of it myself for a very good reason I wasn't striking any blow for any cause well what was it then to make monkeys out of the blacken times a little leery on her knees beside you when a man gets over the wall who's just instinct I didn't have a chance of because he knew it was right look let's forget the recruiting speech huh you follow the fine instincts of a true Irish American Irish born of Irish parent paddy I'm not going to join the organization I told you that I got all the fighting out of my system in France what you're saying is that you don't believe in the cause let's just say I don't believe violence ever solved anything play my hearts with you what'll it take man to make you realize that your heart isn't enough oh it must be a grand thing to be an American with your war for independence already one now before resuming the subject of mitral stenosis were mr. Leonardo da Vinci O'Connor please remove with latest work of art from the blackboard and I'd like to remind mr. O'Connor and other members of the class who apply more Xion to their politics than they do to the medical studies that is a splendid course in political science being offered at University College and all are free to transfer there now as a michael stenosis this gentleman as we learn yesterday is an almost stole i card with the blue of the leaflets of the mitral back these leaflets these valve leaflets ordinarily are soft and pliable committing a free flow of blood through the area when the hardening occurs the flow of blood is stabbed the Sergent problem is how to widen the aperture unfortunately no one has yet devised a satisfactory technique however medicine is looking hopefully to other researchers of a young man in this College a student of Natural History who will undoubtedly find the answer in ever pursuit of what he does best bird-watching if you will my surgeon mr. O'Shay and I were on the operating table with my life in your hands I would not rest easy anesthetic and all if a pigeon on a windowsill had more of your attention than my exposed inside and now gentlemen if we're finally decided why we are in this classroom the subject as you may recall is Micro stenosis commands nothing he's nothing unless he believes in something I do believe in something but Patti tonight I believe in a redheaded girl five foot four inches tall in a bare feet and I mustn't keep the board eyelid waiting you're hopeless Oh we'll have a drink your honor we report O'Leary was senior O'Leary O'Leary today mass a lot of use in Dublin would it be Charla Leary you mean and Oh Liam perhaps maybe the gentleman is searching after Seamus O'Leary who had his stable born down on him and was left without a roof for his poor old arse so it's enough of that perhaps you do me the honor of having the point of order his lordship refused where´s not one not a good look let me get blood boil oh now patty oh when I one can't enjoy a harmless pint without being spied on hey you better save your voice you got a report to read tomorrow and don't wait up for me you know for a man of peace you devote a great deal of time to the battle of the sexes it's merely the study of the human figure very important for a doctor mr. O'Shea has it occurred to you that when you're a doctor you may have a male patient or two no but if I do I'll just turn him over to my good friend dr. Patrick Nolan I wonder I wonder what challenger che would think to hear his own son talk like this and him among the leaders when they captured the Hall of Records and what did he get for it a bullet his spine no patty let's just say that one O'Shea is enough of the course hey you guys don't widen the streets for it No good man I'm done come on boy it's Patti Nolan he's hurt told me to bring her here you is one of the boys it's a nice-looking ones always get it first Oh but doctor to another it's gonna take a surgeon get back and I know where I've gone I got boy hang on you I'm miles I swear to fight to the public yep characters that an illustration you know let me take this one what's keeping them where's that preciousness that's how this what's all this where's maybe she's gone for help I want her to stand aside from the troubles and you tell your dad you to stay out of this Chauncey the Polo is hard don't can't teach you to listen when I tell you something but he'd rather death for the cause would you have me turn the ladder suppose the Black and Tans coming what thing I always done what you wanted you know how I feel about you see you remember horino regular fancy Dan waiting for you the hotel lonely he is Inspiron for a touch of feminine companionship you sorry but the redhead you you would a poor student Patti Nolan but a good soldier doesn't matter what you habitat is when you're dead at 23 yes it does it does matter I'll send a priest and some men by before morning the tan will be coming to your place to ask questions probably there now why I dropped my textbook it has my name a hell you better come with me we'll keep you at headquarters for a while all right stop all the fuss you don't ground it off don't come back ever and not a word you're keeping no appointment tonight or any other night I didn't know what else to do with me rather dead for the cause how else could I look after her fight away other time why did you keep mild in a fit place to live everything ready just waiting for the word confident do you remember the SEC of the car turn down to the car Road you make you move not until then hmm we gotta get those plans we've got to find out what they're up to a dublin castle we'll get them for you nice and easy Kermit you were you're going paddy Nolan's place he was killed tonight are you ready Jim I am that will get out with it then we've lost enough time car B yes come again you were you take Foley with you go down use Madigan's place paddy lying there how do i do them sir Phoenix Park arrange for some boys to find him is that how you bury your heroes it's no more than you'd expect or any other step for the cause we're fighting a war when you were fighting your war in France and a friend fell beside you did you stop to shed great tears over them that's why they gave your medals if we could we'd bury Matt Glasnevin with Parnell and O'Connell arrest but the flag of the Republic takeovers coffin flowers just favoured him being sung but we're underground we have to take death as it comes ugly and friendless if the living we have to think about now there are two course it opened you O'Shea wants to join us join the organisation help us in our fight and the other to get you out of Ireland back to America I've done all the killing I intend to do already our young friend could do with a drink he was in it with patty tonight was it bad tonight lad all the years gone by all the dead and how far have we come how well Tarla attacked today's common o'shea the general would like to see you well your Kelly O'Shea are you you're right Sean he does look like him at that eye taller than Terrence was though wouldn't you say but was the same stubborn look around the eyes Oh stubborn man your father was we used to fight like corner boys when we were children many's the time we fought side by side when we were grown up and had something real to fight for I'm in mind the last time they the day of the raid when your father got the bullet that was intended for me it'd have bled to death right there on the cold marble floor if the Commandant here hadn't carried him out slung over his shoulder like a fireman with a bullets whistling around him I found him wandering along the canal general in a daze like he was gamblin to himself but I couldn't make out what he was talking about well uh I told my possessed sir I killed her I knocked him she opened the door herself of Lycia was all dolled open her eyes shinin hello Timmy sir she just like that you know I thought the gun gone off in me hand and had a shout Joe Collins name so she'll know why I was doing it she looked so lovely and she fell a good man is dead because of her where were you going when Monaghan found you anywhere way to get rid of a sight over I joined with his ass that's enough you want to resign is that it your parents alive McGraw oh well we accept your resignation as long as we know where to send your body you swore the old you know the rules of the organization once in never out of course you can always withdraw your resignation would you care to do that now yes sir these things are not pleasant that they have to be done you see we are hopelessly outnumbered you've done us a service Oh shame we owe you something in return you'll stay here until the Commandant can arrange to get you safely out of Ireland if that's what you're wanting remember you are carry on yield howdy farmer it's own yourself fits you Casper morning Cassidy good morning lady Fitzhugh isn't it open your head at this fine day I have not missed the row show at Dublin Castle for 30 years Cassidy I should think you would know that for now all the roadshow is is then you'd be seeing a more fragrant aspect of the city than a farm are gone there to buy a can a pleasant journey to your ladyship and it's a place I hope you'll be bringing back the grand prize if I am any judge Cassidy or if the judges in each other John you may go time Chris Newland Kelly O'Shea is his headquarters told us to explain to another calf here is a good one each for the boat I love the truck hey Tom right Willie Willie I don't think the comet will like what he finds in there no no look after you till the boat comes well I don't know when that would be exactly O'Shea the boats hating this affair of course it's hard to keep the regular timetable in our line of work get out I'll tidy up a minute if you don't mind help the others with the truck is it a squad your commanding here Chris Noonan but a clump in a gang of corner boys ashes so there's no darlin kisses Shawn may I remind you you're all in the run every man he rates a firing squad the minute he's caught well I usually find Shawn is that sort of a man as most in need of a woman's company pork rind had what kind would you suggest for the poor boys commented he said those ladies from the organization that party and make speeches involution on they've taken the oath they can be trusted trust them you can I trust my own darlin brother with any of those skinny from Stannah dark late and no moon I've taken off but it's better than tea and three cheers kitty Brady will be given for any brave boy you have and what is the common to say about that I'm warning you keep away from here this is another one that with hardly a Teresa fuzz on his cheek and mocks for an early grieve if you're normally a nard fella the boys are telling their way to Donovan's pub well I'm afraid I don't qualify for your kind offer oh and why not I haven't taken the oath well perhaps for you I could find some personal reason cassadee's take me back to Dublin oh I'm operating this afternoon sorry you'll have to miss it when you get back to America keep on with your studies you'll make a doctor one day a good one slaw apple shake about my father this may be a little late but thanks it's not that they I'm you know I've worked for a year under that man and I still can't figure him out yes she's a deep one alright Akama dn't well I mean saving life on the one hand having to kill on the other let's be half the man himself to know how he is sometimes oh that oh well the lean and hungry look is Willie Lafferty Michael Calhoun's our young Marconi I think you've met her Brian tell us a Brian leaving Tommy Connor on guard duty I generally give him the day shift because well his mother thinks you ought to be tucked up in bed by dark now let's see where we can settle you all Shay I think you can bear down over here in this corner good ensure you'll be resting on the brave man's pillow so you will I told him a carton won't be needing it now I hope you're big enough to pick Johnny's books I'm afraid I won't get a chance to try he doesn't belong to the organization he's only here for both comes where is that no he looks like a fighting man or is that just on the outside that's enough Oh Brian no no it's all right I'm talk I was just thinking just thinking need men the way we do this this fella looks strong enough to carry a rifle or is he afraid to leave an empty bed behind the way Johnny did leave him alone Oh most of his reason he's what his reasons Oh reasons oh he has his reasons all right and I believe we'd seed those reasons we took his shirt off and showed us very spine used to be I think you've said enough now this until we Mella just not he was looking like a fighting man and now he's talking like one but I'm thinking well it comes right down to it it wouldn't take much more than a hell than a breath of wind to blow him over just to me breath the wind blow you over when that boat comes I'll be on it only know there's good fish in the sea but there's none of the milk deployed effects rebel the tiny pieces do you mind company No I wouldn't let a Brian get you down do you think I'm running out no not at all why should i after all it's not your fight is it sighs as far as you're concerned by tomorrow night it'll all be ancient history old I'll come puffing over from the lighthouse and that'll mean you're both just rounding into the cove it's a beautiful spot just across the hills there I'll go there myself sometimes whenever I can do it at work just to keep my hand in in case the killing should ever end what is your work slim volumes of sensitive verse you're a poet or worse than that they're in Geylang highly satisfying bit of course completely unprofitable hmm you look startled well you you don't exactly expect to find a poet with a rifle no well-paid ism taps at all sorts of doors O'Shea it must have been bit of a shock for the enemy too I mean who could imagine guard grabbed the fellow in the attic over most those trees looking for internal rhyme in Gaelic to remind you could be the same dirty rebel oh let the ambush at Bray and a few more before that unfortunately my tune personality was brought to their attention and Here I am on the run oh it's not a bad sort of life really I've been come to be something of a farmer Chris Chris Noonan you wanted inside O'Sullivan's after breaking out and open castle but Liam O'Sullivan yeah are you sure it's coming through now here you take over will you leave or Sullivan is it man do you think we should be hot on his heels and no mistake not too hot I hope because he's heading this way is he all right you know Tommy you seen good health didn't say he was far as when he let himself down the wall they lost him in the crowd visiting for the Roshan hunt is a famous ship major B haven't one of the leaders well as it's done lady fishy was bringing back the grand prize lady fits you all sorts of doors are Shane now boys tomorrow when the village belle strikes 12:00 noon lady Fisher will drive up to dunfin's pub and ask directions for the road to the beach it just happens we're headed for a dip ourselves and we go along with her to show the way we D turns the word to kill McCool a glioma Sullivan steps out of the trunk of a rolls-royce into the more plebeian vehicle of one Tom Cassidy and Lady fit supers her happy way to the iris e bless her down an old soul quality she's rail quality or no weapons we're all just standing the bar drinking like villagers no weapons now what kind of an order is that just in case anything slips up we don't reveal there's a squad in the neighbourhood where again cousin we're coming into you he wants an answer Sullivan's hearth chest wound denims patching him up it'll be a rough journey need attention straightaway O'Shea you say no there's not a man here to hold it against you I promise you that tell him I'll go well anyway you're different from the rest huh a whole day gone by and me looking for you to show up or didn't you notice me yeah I noticed you kitty did you know that's bad they see you were studying for a doctor you're the kind of hands to bring comfort to a body and make them forget their pain some of my teachers didn't have quite your perception perhaps you'd like to try out your learnin sometime if a poor girl needed your help a girl with a deep pain in her chest say and in real need of care ah she's covered old girl she given unto the money all right must walk you buy the entire street captain I'm sorry lady if it's you I'm a search your car orders whose orders may I ask Dublin Castle ma'am every southbound car sergeant Dublin Castle indeed general French will hear from me about this I'm sorry late if it's you you want to look in the glove compartment for concealed weapons I don't think that'll be necessary hurry it up sergeant this is locked up have you the key to the trunk plate if it's you know I'm afraid I have not where is it then I have not the slightest idea would you like to accompany me home it may be there and if it is not at home we can tell upon the Rolls Royce people in Dublin and have them sent why not I'm sure general French would give one of his dispatch riders to them if he knew it was for me I think we can forget it later if it's you get him out of there can mix up in a bad businessman Johnson move over dublin castle I don't shut up still working with Cassidy hi Emma deeds learn something from him stay out of politics did on your feet caption don't you want to search me captain you're not hiding a thing miss that British army issue where'd you get it do you know that if it's you overlaid occupant of our luggage compartment huh take him to the barracks well why not why not better him than me it wasn't even one of us so the drink how many men in your squad where are they hiding what's the name of your leader where are you taking Liam O'Sullivan provided you talk is it running all right two months in a would hasn't harmed her a bit purring like a kitten she's fine Cassidy O'Brien see choice of this place is stripped clean not one sign left we've ever been here everything goes to the lighthouse after what happened today the tantal be turning out file upside down yeah I only hope we can get O'Shea out before they break him oh he'll an upgrade son Chris we are not dealing with British regulars we're dealing with tans I need I remind you Oh Shane owes more than any man your squad he's been to the hideout in Dublin he's talked to the general well I still say can take anything they have two of them do you believe that much even do you undo you not Sean can't afford to all right let's get started keep to corporal evening sir captain Hill your headquarter battalion here take the prisoner Dublin Castle that's all right sir we had word you was coming we come to the prisoner right sir it was me I swear it wasn't your name Smithson Carlos listen Carlos listen that's for standing by and watching it happen Chris Ski Kendall on the table coma Chris all right up one of your inside from Dublin Castle to pick up the prisoner you'll mean just caught yourself what in the lorry sir you bloody idiot open that gate sir you I'm sorry Kerry but I've got to ask you a great many lives depend on it did you tell them anything are you sure nothing at all we've got his name the man who did it I will pay him back for you ten thousand times over your eye crease No yet the truck has to be I'll be going back to Dublin as soon as they get O'Shea patched up right competent Oh engine what is it Oh coming in my god bring my kid over there so whisky Chris come on contant it's dial see what he wants skinning a deer habit of yours helped me your shave for the last time the boat's waiting I'm not going you need men don't you you know what that means the oath once then never out you'll see blood flow I can taste my own right now it's the boat show tied only gives me a few minutes captain's worried Elam no passengers not too much man huh no no I'm fine not a very busy thoroughfare this of course that's a special charm for us Oh once a year or so some of the stores this way a pair of lovers perhaps a toy in search of a rhyme the rest of the time it belongs to the gallows Chris what am I gonna be needed oh no listen you've only been a week he must have started to run before your legs and Karia well thorofare is getting a little busier Tony Connor told me you were here huh who told you about the night house Cassidy sent me why didn't he come himself he's being watched like every man in art father the towns are raking the whole county looking for the man lady that you was to meet they're often a reward for your names yes what rewards are offered before and nobody talked they might this time Cassidy says why this time the tans are saying that unless you're all turned in they'll take a hostage from every village that says I cars listen all right I better get word to Lennon at once we can look but the murder and scum of Dantean now from the moment they took you I never stopped thinking about you praying that you wouldn't know too much pain I thought about you too kitty about me mm-hmm not that I couldn't stand it anymore I knew I had to get my mind on something else I'd tell them what they wanted to know so I try to think of something beautiful I thought about you well you you don't have to say that if it isn't true but it is true it it could have been anyone it's just that I was the last woman you happened to see well whatever it was kitty I'm very grateful the court has no taste for imposing a prison sentence on a woman of the defendants age and position a woman - who bares a title which has been a symbol of all that is fine in Irish life since the days of the Norman Conqueror but the defendants refusal to cooperate leaves me no alternative far from expressing regret for her action she has boasted both of the membership of a seditious group and of her attempt to spirit the man Liam O'Sullivan an avowed leveled out alignment yes that is quite accurate it has been brought to my notice that your ladyship has refused food from the day of your arrest in letter to focus attention on what you insist on calling Ireland's fight for freedom may I suggest that a hunger strike in a person of your years isn't needlessly rash undertaking the crown I assure you will not be intimidated by the gesture I will have my next meal in my home Fitzhugh castle before I pass sentence as the prisoner anything to say yes indeed I have what is an English judge doing in an Irish Court the sentence is two years imprisonment and Mountjoy jail it was something to see that wonderful old lady with a spine like a wrap willing to die for her beliefs but the general isn't gonna let her die lady when she was next meal is going to be in her home Fitzhugh castle where she belongs you mean we're going to take a lot of mojo Oh Oh Brian if you weren't such a superb man in a fight I'd have you committed we could have easily rate the Bank of England itself well then Cheung an idea given to us by our good friend Colonel Smithson a hostage to be returned well lady that you would released that's a grand idea now would you consider what you consider the daughter so I'm feeling a fair exchange he advised it to the military governor that's big game or that's it open packs I thought Bulldogs if he got her hands on an English Rose like that huh well I wish I could come with him Adele well I'm afraid the Prime Minister wouldn't understand what you Philip and he is waiting for my report well I put a pound in Brian's daughter for you that'll have you been spirited anyway huh good luck goodbye father makes me happy to see you getting on again Jennifer enjoying yourself sorry to put you to all this trouble captain Fleming trouble ma'am I'm sure the army has more important duties for its officers I can't think of any man right you are sir get up get up there sorry sir the donkey has a race away go join a foolish campaign I'll do anything you say just let mrs. Curtis go I'm sorry captain it happens to be mrs. Curtis we want roadblock ahead I hope you understand each other captain all right you captain I don't belong here Thank You sergeant anything wrong with Ernie and the night off I is a client so was i we've been missing the first race of this raid captain would you mind sergeant learn rather a hurry I quite understand sir all right they come in blue Ernie's been up to his tricks again the captain's gonna drive on the 28:28 that's funny what so funny about it well they all know pulled out last one India must let one bloke behind me well gender bidding you know you can make your way back to Dublin from here and chelsa Ronald the day lady fix you with retire or home for good he'll see his daughter again a few men no feelings conscious see mrs. Curtis needs medical attention now there's no need to worry me that she'd have the best surgeon in the College tender door give you a tongue arrest why don't you give my address too you just caught the captain his life pasady get the truck what you're gonna ricochet half-an-inch hired I might appears to jugular bean hit the clavicle no hiya pins have been lucky hmm this is going to be painful the only thing we have to offer in the way of an anesthetic is some whiskey don't believe lady Fitzhugh is bargaining for her comfort are you wish I think you're better hold on mrs. Curtis yeah that should do it clean dressing everyday and watch out for any signs of infection suppose this makes you both feel like doctors again instead of murderers well how is she she'll be fine for the whole either boning of the airwaves tonight turning the city upside down they are for our guests it's a bad day for herself all around her horse got beaten Beland much trouble you carry the captain shooting your enemy on a battlefield is one thing but an unarmed man and a peaceful hillside it would hit life or mine yeah we were gonna execute him what would grab me do send it back to Dublin knowing what he knew how long do you think it would have been before they're pounding on the doors of the College of Surgeons okay in time you'll come to believe as we do we're not fighting faces we're fighting uniforms row after row standing between Ireland and freedom remember that and forget pity and mercy those are peacetime words used to soften and weakness I don't think any Wars worth winning if you forget mercy pity it's curious seeing you staring out over the quiet water the tour while within you it could be 30 years ago young Terence O'Shea is standing there instead give that much like it oh I don't mean the way you look would you speak but what's inside you kilee didn't come easy to him either even for the cause but when the time came and it had to be done he's gone fired faster than mine Gary you're every bit the man your father was we need you step into his place stand by my side - we've won well gentlemen it all comes down to these two scraps of paper and then from the rebels demanding a prisoner exchange from the doctors at man joy jail for report the lady Fitz Hugh continues to refuse nourishment and will probably live no more than a fortnight why nots in the old girl homes her surely if we keep an eye on her she can't do us any more harm except that it makes us look like idiots if you want my opinion I made you know a suppose I want it clearly understood that I am only here as a representative of a crown not as a father that gives around it seems to me that if we knuckle under now it's a dreadful loss of peace for England I'm not sure that that would be quite as bad as the drubbing that our prestige is taking prestige per do you wish to elaborate on that exclamation Colonel Smithson what do you think happens to our prestige we let ourselves be beaten by a senile old woman and a pack of cutthroats my men were sent to Ireland to do a job we took over what was left of the Royal Irish Constabulary and made it into a force to be reckoned with the Black and Tans I grant you we're not all graduates of San Durst and members of fashionable regiments as you gentlemen are I have a job of work to do and I'm going to do it my way most eloquent Colonel Smithson but the point of the discussion seems to have escaped you what we're looking for is a way to return mrs. Curtis to her father I'll find your daughters Arnold if I have to burn every house in town into the ground it's the only language these people understand they thousand sir yes what is it telephone for Karen Smithson not now or they get later but it's important sir they found captain Fleming was the bear chance he might live he's lost a great deal of blood I must talk to him he's very weak Connor he's also a soldier captain Flemming captain Flemming who shot you we've got to find out so you see gentlemen what appear to be a routine appendectomy turned into something a lot more complicated but you may profit by what happened to you today whenever you operate keep an open mind always be prepared for the unexpected and make certain that your patient doesn't recover from your surgery only to die of a condition you overlooked would you weave Shaun Lenehan nurse advise the officer this is not a public house every minute he and his men remain in this operating theater the patient runs the risk of fatal infection captain you'll have to wait in the corridor as long as there's no other exit as I was saying gentlemen in surgery has in many another walk of life one must always be prepared for the unexpected just a minute remove your mask now then gentlemen Sean Lennon murugan asks all right this way sir the ambulance is waiting you to second floor every room this law work your way back come with me well sir it looks as if you'll have to stay here in the dark for a while along with the rest of the mold well it had to come one day now what about our plan for Colonel Smithson he's an illusive man our colonel but I think we've got him this time ash town doc the tenth you'll be there to see Lord Crandall after England mm-hmm I'll come out of the dark for that with Smithson out of the way that's we can all walk in the Dublin sunshine again for good what makes you say that there's great news on peace feelers from number 10 Downing Street they're talking treaty what kind of treaty peace with honor Republic Free State Dominion status is that what we've been fighting for Shawn both sides must bend a little we'll be ruling ourselves at last after 700 years but still tied to England's apron strings that's not peace that surrender it's a star the Republic will come later I want you five out of ten minutes Republican Army would spit at peace on those terms if you sign that treaty it'll be Irishmen against Irishmen Civil War bloodier than this one and where would you stand soon damn well you know he fought shoulder to shoulder for so long there wouldn't like us to end up pointing guns at each other then don't settle for anything less than a republic why do you think they come for all into you with their peace feelers not because the mass meetings of the pamphlets or the poets crying aloud but the black and tan tyranny and Ireland suffering no because we've got them on the run we're beating with their own game with a rifle and there the revolver the bomb and the crackling in the flames the only thing to do about any war is to end it with dignity and honor it'll be a fair treaty a general amnesty freedom for all political prisoners our own Parliament what good is a republic if there's no one left to enjoy it how much longer can we wade through the blood of our own countrymen to the last man we said you think of that when you pick up your pen good morning how you feeling today any pain you're asking as a doctor no pain good let's have a look at I can manage that myself now thank you that's a good sign you sound very cheerful this morning did you shoot another pretty soldier hmm that's coming along fine I think we just leave this arm for today and tomorrow you can do without a bandage though fresshe I'll do it more good than anything perhaps you can arrange to have some scented perhaps by the way was captain Flemming anything special to you not until you killed him you might like to know that he's alive he's in a hospital and Bray I'm so glad fortunately I'm not the crack shot I thought it was why did you say fortunately this might surprise you mrs. Curtis but I don't exactly enjoy killing people you're trying to convince me that you're civilized human beings after all just because a man's a rebel that doesn't make him a savage Fred I have good reason to believe otherwise my husband wasn't quite as lucky as Captain Fleming yes I heard about that I'm I'm sorry but how generous of you to extend your sympathy to the enemy then it isn't too much to hope that you'll be sorry for me as well for you I have no illusions about what would happen to me if lady Fitz you were to die tell me how is it done in the rebel army do I say six brave soldiers with rifles would you draw straws Ned one man do the job and conserve precious ammunition you're just being held here as an exchange hostage if lady Fitz you were to die you'd be released immediately to your father do you expect me to believe that why not because I've seen your common dad and the look in his eyes you won't be harmed you're a soldier you'll do as he tells you have my promise why should you promise me anything maybe it's because I'm just not a good enough soldier any news yet no not a whisper what are they waiting for you seem to be rather anxious to get rid of our prisoner I don't like to see anybody cooked up like an animal no especially a raven-haired beauty like that one I'm thinking don't be an idiot it's a lunatic way of fighting a war up in Dublin a silver haired old lady wasting away in a martyr cell and here we keep a girl whose only crime is that she's the daughter of an important man lunatic tell me something Chris yes what is it lady fits you dies what will the nine do oh no I wouldn't think about that Kelly if I were you house until it happened is she pretty Cassidy well now I'd be a miserable Irish man if I could admit to meself that there was any such creature as a pretty English woman well it's yaris newspapers that call her a beautiful mrs. Curtis we live for the love of Heaven not even think of our name wouldn't your calm and dad consider this against orders there's no specific order against having a breath of fresh air what if I try to escape there's just one way you see what you mean you know I've had a lot of time to think staring at my four walls is last week I've wondered about you you don't seem like the others why for one thing you're an American Debbie why did you come to Ireland to study at the College of Surgeons aren't there plenty of good medical schools in America yeah I guess there are but it was a wish of my mother's school my father went to what are you doing it's over go back to America after I finished my studies then I'll become a doctor I guess it's hard isn't it standing together at the top of a lighthouse exchanging life histories as though we were to dance somewhere and the world is at peace and you taking me out under the terrace with breath of fresh air the music was coming from the vorel I was thinking well is this young man going to kiss me if he does what shall I do oh it's also hopeless and confused we don't belong here you and I you're a doctor you're not meant to be killing but we could get away I know my father would help us he'd see that you got safely to American then I could join you there anywhere just as long as we're together please take me away from here please well not bad mrs. Curtis not bad at all for a second you almost had me fooled what did you expect me to do stand around waiting for your firing squad are you quitting so soon Oh what does it matter now what difference does it make you got a pretty small bag of tricks don't you well maybe I just didn't give you a chance to drag them all out tell me just how far would you have God I would have done anything to get away from here there's just one thing wrong you couldn't fool me even for a second if there hadn't been something there to believe you Oh kitty you brought the things all nice that's very kind of everything for the cause even if it's only a few bits of cloth this is Curtis we've had some clothing brought for you maybe you expect me to be here for a while we'll have her looking like a barmaid in Donovan's pub in no time and nothing here fit for a party at Buckingham Palace but they'll cover you and they won't hide the fact you're a woman he'll be fine thank you ja well expecting you tonight must be something big brings you down from headquarters Michael big enough a comment don't just cry let's listen we leave here early in the morning there's a lot to work to be done before that I may prevent beyond the second London conference thank you John now we've been blueprinting every move for a week you'll be able to take your positions without being questioned now this is their town doc well I'll be going it looks like only my clothes were needed here tonight oh right here sailing time well wouldn't you know it it's the commanding himself there be fireworks when he sees me you can bet on that I don't understand you're both on the same side aren't you that one's on no woman side the things about that one deep things but I'm not afraid of him it's going to take split-second timing I'll be reminding you of that a hundred time before the night is over one mistake we believe in our own dead there on the dock Chris you had your orders why is she doing here it's been a great help to Shawn she brought us news of the hostages that's nice clothing for the English woman how long have you been standing there and how much have you heard I've heard nothing and I care less when we're going to make sure that you'll stay here until we get back yes your honor whatever you say your honor all right now once again I'm on top of the crane all the door I push my dolly from there to the gangplank only aya I don't quite make it and then I'm here see the gates aren't ours we get out I'm over there I'm the other side of the gate I'm waiting here with the Mordecai Roma that's me a darker waiting to tie up a bowline I'm on doctor but the gangplank I'm checking the cargo as it goes up huh and I'm the dock Foreman now remember remember it's Colonel Smithson himself who gives us the signal when he says goodbye to Lourdes cradle and salute see the minute the instant his fingers touched the peak of his cabin with your mouse a lute oh that's the part I know him helping us like that alright now watch more then we'll get some rest I'm on top of the crane oven they make like something there i bushed me dolly from here the gangplank 28 don't quite make I'm sorry get out I'm off over there he's a core to me you might like some tea yes if you read him in mine oh oh he told you my notes on it being so late in that are they still added or the earth the air and if I you know himself they'll be added for hours yet must be important sargol years ago then there's only one thing they talked about in Ireland when there's more than one man around a table and a pot of tea between them and that's the fine soft talk about the taking of life it means there's a raid coming up pour in hand wash or a burning more bloodshed a few less man to talk and drink tea the next time when they all be going they probably leave old Doyle to keep an eye on us but the rest to be going and carry will che with him now you don't really think that it was too clever of me the way you were both try and so hard not to look at each other at all there in your faces for anyone to read where when the fools aren't there kidding it was me I wouldn't waste a heartbeat on a single one of them why should I and my heart broken over and over when the news is brought back about an execution or a body in a ditch all rotting away in some jail oh no that's not for kitty Brady are you trying to frighten me out of my wits now where do you think you're going - to the beach that's all for swim Oh for a swim or maybe parent to meet Kari O'Shea huh if I was he'd have to get past you wouldn't he I'll give you my word I'll be back well know if if you were to give me a little more than your word why not how long have you been watching just long enough to make sure you're not thinking of leaving us is that what you told yourself commented you would just pay and watchdog and nothing else what else could there be what else could a be eases so pure No don't you think I've seen you looking at me with your heart eyes wanting to put your hands on me isn't that the truth now wasn't it just kitty Brady brought you here and not your precious plans I did you never try calming it well you afraid the others might know think less of you well they wouldn't know now we're alone with only the wind and the sea so what's to stop you confident get away from here and don't go back and don't ever say a word about us along squad if you do I'll find you see you know what is it dad was it the time they came Boston in here and wrecked me place and they bid me offer a liar when I couldn't tell them where you were me but if they want me for they searched every cottage and farm in our Father no you and the boys at Cassidy's were the only ones gone so the know now that you have something to do with them what am I going to do Donovan I'm not strong and I know what they're like when they want to find out something I might tell them kitty if a whole life now this shouldn't be alright now listen first thing tomorrow McSweeney comes by to deliver the stoat he's a good man he take you to Dublin with the balance go to I stone dark take the Liverpool boat my sister's over there you can stay with her far away no no don't be a full change you'll need the money for your ticket boats aren't free God reward you Donovan I sure is little enough to pay the turns back for all this you you're going oh I will look after you I'll be killing revealing will not see each other again does it matter I don't know I'll be back Sean is it true what Michael just told me what did you tell you but this might be the last ambush was talking about treaty treaty the top of traitors willing to sell island out to the enemy there'll be no treaty no treaty until we get what we've been fighting for we'll keep the flames crackling so we've killed every traitor and Irish soil I'll be having at all days he doesn't want it to end well he's always had his eyes fixed on the future Sean maybe it's forgotten how to look rice or less like many others Sturridge to Liverpool thank you just above abyss don't move well kitty I trust it wasn't too uncomfortable riding among those barrels I have done anything where are the others what others where they finding it a little hot for the Menard fella huh after all taking a sea trip to find a cooler spot I don't know what you're talking about I was only going up I tell you I tell you I return I only came here to go to live she turned us in what do we do I'm watching get back get back of the car don't shoot where come on Oh hi look I'm closed overnight oh I thought you were done for serving fish versus founding can I take these there take good soap out of that now how many did we lose O'Brien Tommy Connor and kill III yes this is bad but don't over now oh yes it's the truth man just waiting for the general signature tomorrow we're all free free to vote for the men of our own choice iein against them if we wish oh it's you or say I'm happy you made it generally generally tell him about the truce I'm off to London with a safe conduct by dong the fight will be over Michael go down to the lighthouse fetch mrs. Curtis return her to her father I'll do that general this day has been a long time coming Michael I'm gonna go with you if you like that Michael its headquarters but lady fits you mrs. Curtis you know what is it what's happened maybe that you is dead Shawn this kind of bring that if it's your back we have no choice Oh the gourmet relay the Covenant and the woman we're on the hill Oh you I know how you feel about her you shouldn't have come to see it happen it isn't going to happen there's a truth they've gone to London to negotiate a trading if they find a guy like anybody else and you'll fight a war of your own your own private little war if I have to just to keep the bullets flying you forgotten what you're fighting for there's an aisle in your freedom burning those fancy words you used to excuse yourself it's just killing now for the sake of time I need men we've ordered the Western building you are me are you in Vanunu no a Shan a treaty could mean peace now freedom well caught on Oh God Cassidy you're a church triggers all of you I'll take care of you the time comes right now island or the gentlelady with you would be thinking of shooting me would you would you carry don't make me do it but I'm is taken in you I thought you were a soldier I'm not going to fight you you

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Published: Sun Jun 10 2012