Wish Me Luck (1987–1990): Season 3, Episode 1 - Episode #3.1 - full transcript

[music: "wish me luck" theme]

Now!

Your card is out of
date, mademoiselle.

- I'm sorry, I--
- Your case.

Open it, please.

It's only my clothes.

Open the case.

Well, well.

What have we here?

[gunfire]

The tanker.



You, guard her.

You, come with me.

[gunfire]

Go, go, go, go, go!

Go, go, go, go, go!

[gunfire]

[gunshot]

Be ready, OK?

Move back.

Don't touch me,
you filthy pig!

Out of the way.

Just because you're
a man, you think

you've got some [inaudible]

Calm down.



Well, you haven't, you hear!

You haven't!

[yelling]

I've decided to
set up [inaudible]..

Oh?

Where?

In the forest.

Well outside the village.

Delmark's place.

Is that wise, do you think?

I've got to do something.

The plateau is bursting at
the seams with [inaudible]..

And more come every day.

It's your decision, of course.

And I wouldn't make it, if
the British military commission

advised against it.

It should be safe
enough, my friend.

I think so.

The Germans haven't the
men or the inclination

to challenge us up here.

That's not what worries me.

It's all very well
having the men.

How are going to arm
them and feed them?

Find transport for them?

[horns]

A present from the
German high command.

All right?

Yes.

[inaudible] but
you saved my life.

Nicole.

Nicole DeSaur.

And I'm Adele.

But we got to stay off the road.

Come on, there's a track.

Lovely Dukes.

Come in very handy
for that supply wagon.

That was the general idea.

So, when do we strike
the arms convoy?

Sorry, Luc.

Patience.

Something you must learn, eh?

Yeah, but Rex told me
to go ahead and plan--

Luc.

Rex is not in
charge 'round here.

I am.

We'll go for the convoy when I
think it serves the interests

of the resistance.

It's just not doing enough.

Luc.

Things are going to hot up here.

Very soon.

You're [inaudible].

I'll be in the bar, later.

Come on, let's get this
thing out of sight.

You've done well.

But don't let it
go to your head.

Having your pinup picture
in every German HQ

could have its disadvantages.

What were you doing, to
let them get away with it?

We were unfortunate, sir.

They shot up the--

Like last time.

Outwitted by a bunch of
undisciplined terrorists.

I'm sorry, General
Stukler But the [inaudible]

wagon was shot up.
- Yes.

With weapons.

Stolen, no doubt, by these
people on that last raid.

The outrages get worse.

I've seen it all before.

In the east.

They cannot be allowed
to get away with it.

From now on, I am
taking personal charge

of this business, do
you understand me?

And as for you, [inaudible],, I
don't know what to do with you.

Make me a full report.

Sir.

And get me Prefect Brunnar.

This challenge to my
authority will be stopped.

[phone ringing]

Put him through.

General Stukler.

I see.
Whatever you like.

Certainly.

I agree.

The criminals on the
crest must be stamped out.

EMILY: I don't know how
to thank you, Nicole.

It's me who should be thanking
you, risking your life for us.

You're British, aren't you?

I've always wanted
to do something.

Will the Germans
know you tricked them?

I don't know.

I suppose they will.

EMILY: Then you're
in great danger.

Do you live up here?

Your family?

I don't have anyone.

Not now.

I work in Belfore.

Today's my day off.

I was coming to Le Crest
to try and find work.

Anything to get away
from these Germans.

Zoe.

What the hell?

Victor.

- Claymore, now.
- And Adele.

Safe journey?

Yes, but--

Who is she?

Nicole saved me
from the firing squad.

What?

They found my radio
set at a road block.

She saved me, and
now she's in danger.

I see.

Have you made contact recently?

No, not since I left.

I [inaudible] coming
up if I'm quick.

I could wait till tomorrow.

We've been weeks
without an operator.

Use the battery in the van.

Right.

Look after her.

She's nice.

Was there anything
else, Arnie?

Oh, let's see.

I could spare a
couple of veterans.

Give some background
to your people.

Local color and so on.

All right.

But it'll cost you a lunch.

[knocking]

Oh, come on.

Come in.

You can afford it.

All Americans have
pots of money.

Well, that's what
I've been told.

All right, Arnie.

Yes.

Bye.

Gordon.

Come and sit down.

Sorry, there's obviously
been some mistake.

I've got an appointment
to see the boss.

You're in the right place.

I am the boss.

Adele is very grateful.

But you must
understand, she can't

get involved with gratitude.

Oh, I understand.

I'll be on my way, then.

No.

Clement she's
already too involved.

They'll be looking for her.

She might get
caught and I can't--

we can't just let her go.

We must protect her.

So, when Cad moved
to Eisenhower staff,

they asked me to
step into the gap.

Temporarily, at least.

I see.

These are vital times.

I must be able to rely on my
personnel assistant absolutely.

You know my record.

I do.

How is your shoulder, now?

It's fine.

I won't have full use of the
arm again, the muscles have--

But you will know all this.

It's presumably why I've
been relegated to pen

pusher and desk [inaudible].

Some might see
it as a promotion.

Anyway, to business.

We're obviously
building up activity

in all areas in anticipation
of the invasions.

The outfit's organizing
diversionary operations.

You better make some notes.

[knocking]

Come in.

Ah, Maude.

Just arrived?

Thank you.

It's from Emily Whitbread.

Zoe.

Little Zoe.

Arrived safely in area 5, and
she's made contact with Kit.

She's not still in
the field, is she?

Not after all she went through?

This is no time for
giving leave, I'm afraid.

And she's called Adele, now.

Your cover is that you are
Etienne's new dairy maid.

Right.

Your skills are
very much needed.

I have a number of
projects lined up for X.

Let me know what
they're doing.

The resistance is
very strong up here.

No enemy presence, lots
of different groups.

Refugees, too.

Almost a free republic.

Small corner of the old France.

Certainly feels
very different.

Are you based up
here a lot, then?

I look after a wide area,
but I'm here a good deal.

More and more as time goes on.

Something's going to happen.

They'll be sending orders.

Something connected
with the invasions.

Are you traveling long?

Couple of days.

You'll be needing
a rest, I think.

Come on.

We'll drive you
to your new home.

Oh, Renard, there's
someone I want you to meet.

This is Nicole.

She was the one who saved
my life at the roadblock.

She'd like to help.

You're a patriot mademoiselle.

I'd like to do more.

In time, perhaps, there'll
be things you can help us with.

She'd be safe enough up
at the farm with Adele.

If you need work,
talk to the hotel.

You're very kind, monsieur.

The aim would be to
divert enemy resources

from the landing areas.

The southern coast,
as well as Normandy.

We've been given the go ahead.

What kind of ops?

Sabotage?

We need to consult in detail
with the free French leader.

And with Kit, area
coordinator for the southeast.

Where are they based?

Down here, in the Alps.

This plateau here
in the mountains.

Pretty inaccessible.

The Germans send in
the occasional patrol,

but by and large they
leave Le Crest alone.

Anyway, we need to
get Kit and Renard

back here as soon as possible.

There's not enough
moon for a plane.

I know.

How about picking
them up by submarine

and flying them
home from Gibraltar?

Possibly.

Don't worry.

I'll get Kit Vanson home.

Good.

And we'll need
reinforcements for Le Crest.

A courier and more important,
a new leader to work with Kit.

Let's have a look
at those files.

FAITH: Virginia Mitchell.

She has very sound qualities.

Well-proven, plenty
of experience.

Her work in area
8 was excellent.

She also has contacts in
the vicinity of area 5.

GORDON: Would this girl
be accepted as leader?

FAITH: She completed
the leader's course

with flying colors.

You think a woman
can't do the job.

It's just that you've
got to know who's boss.

No arguments.

Yes.

When you're in the field.

And I haven't
been in the field.

I didn't say that.

I just said--

I think Virginia
will be perfect.

Of course.

I'll be there.

[bell ringing]

Sorry.

I was on the telephone.

I know.

It was them, wasn't it?

Mrs. O'Connor will be
here to look after you.

How about some tea?

You're doing
this to punish me.

They need me, that's all.

I took you back after
you saw your mistake.

We all make mistakes.

Not every mother
would have done that.

And you got your way
after all, didn't you?

Let me plump those pillows up.

He was never right.

I could tell.

I have some news.

Don't leave me alone.

I don't want you to die.

Nobody's going to die.

It's not dangerous work.

Try to understand.

Nonsense, child.

I know you're going
back to France.

Jasmine or Earl Grey?

For heaven's sake, let's
get some daylight in here.

We need to find a
hiding places, Etienne.

For all our documents
and accounts.

And up here would be
safe, is that clear, OK?

Fine.

I'll see you later.

Thank you Renard.

Well.

It's something.

Hope you put your
passport on you.

We're to go to London.

Both of us.

London?

What do they want
with us in London?

I don't know.

Must be important.

They send for you,
yes, but for me, too?

We must be ready to
leave at a moment's notice.

We'd better talk to Rex.

I tell you what, Clement.

Our work here has
been recognized.

Why else [inaudible] Something
big's going to happen.

Are you serious
about this idea?

- We need a courier, Gordon.
- Yes, but--

Someone really skilled
in getting about,

with a good knowledge of France.

Lewis Lake Antoine seems ideal.

Have you seen the
shrink's report?

The man is a candidate
for a nuthouse.

But he was passed by
the psychologist, Gordon,

and recommended
for courier work.

With reservations.

Aye.

But he's not the sort of man
you trust with your life, is he?

The concert is
starting, Antoine.

Don't you see I'm reading?

Come on, you don't have
to join in or anything.

Just come and watch.

I might later, if
I finish me book.

Or if I get tired of
twiddling me thumbs.

Suit yourself.

You'd think on the last night.

(SINGING) It's
there to be shared,

and you feel like a
king with a crown.

So please, don't
be mean Better men

than you have been
[inaudible] deepest shelter,

the neatest shelter.

The deepest shelter [inaudible].

It can't be.

Ladies and gentlemen.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give
you the lovely, the delectable,

the Marquess Antoinette.

[applause]

[cheering and laughter]

Anyone who can
get away with that

will make an excellent courier.

Hell's bells.

Bet you didn't have this
in mind when you joined up.

It wasn't part
of the training,

if that's what you mean.

Just like peace time, up here.

Except for your work, of course.

And Etienne.

Something to do with
the finances, is he?

Well, there must be lots of
accounts and administration.

I could help with that.

I know.

You don't trust me.

'Course I do.

Anyway, it isn't up to me.

Right.

I'd better get on with this.

Well.

I suppose he gets paid in kind
for the milk and the butter.

Things the mackey need.

I just want to be more useful.

EMILY: Come on.

Please.

(GIGGLING) I think you
squeeze rather than pull.

Right.

Ah!

You're going away?

For a little while.

A week.

Two at most.

I see.

How is she today?

All right.

Oh.

Tell you what.

Let's all go to
the barn, persuade

Henri to get his violin out.

I feel like celebrating.

Any particular reason?

Mm-hm.

It's exactly a year since
we came to Le Crest.

A whole year.

The longest we've
had home since--

Hold that lift!

Heading for the top floor.

The top draw, milady?

Me too, believe it or not.

Can't you read?

Oh.

Ho!

Hi!

Etienne's got himself two
new farm laborers, I see.

What is it, Adele?

Nothing.

Nothing at all.

G-up.

(SINGING) [inaudible]
and they all came

down again [inaudible] sing--

[door opening]

Come this way, please.

Thank goodness for that.

Dominique.

Antoine.

Hello Faith.

Have you been introduced?
- We've met.

If not formally.

And this is Gordon
Stewart, my assistant.

I'll be looking
after both of you.

You know the
routine, Dominique,

but this is
Antoine's first trip.

You'll be working together.

As a team?

You're to be a
leader in area five.

Under the overall
authority of Clement.

It's the region next to
your old stomping ground.

And what am I supposed
to be, the chorus?

GORDON: The courier, man.

With everybody's lives
depending on you.

It's a damned important job.

And, it's soon to become
a very important area.

I can't say much now.

But I can tell you
that a vital role

will be played by Le Crest.

Le Crest?

It's very near to
[inaudible] Faith.

FAITH: That's why you
can be so useful there.

Well, I need a
cast iron cover.

You could always go as a tank.

It's not a joke.

It's not a game.

You'll understand
that when you come

face to face with
your first German.

Beautiful.

You're beautiful!

He's a fine creature.

Don't you think, Phillip?

Indeed.

You keep a stables?

I used to.

The horses were sold.

Oh.

Why was that?

You must come out
with me one morning.

Well, that's very kind.

We will make time.

So.

Monsieur le prefect.

What are we to do with Le Crest?

Well, it's difficult
to dig them out.

The plateau's a
natural fortress.

It's my biggest problem.

And My patience is
beginning to run out.

I've already taken
various measures.

I want [inaudible] patrolling
the towns and the villages.

They must go in hard.

Is that practical?

We're so short of manpower.

They are rebels.

And murderers, Phillip.

Acting against my authority.

They come and go
exactly as they please.

And I won't have it.

I won't have it.

Come on, lads.

We'll do some target practice
on the other side of the river.

That'll last a while.

Then we'll get more.
Then you won't run out.

I've always loved trees.

When I was a little
girl we'd drive

to the woods outside Vienna.

Mama and me.

And Papa.

We'll have to get firewood.

We weren't poor.

Papa was so clever.

We would walk and watch
the sunset over the lake.

Then we would dine
in the evening.

Always the same elegant hotel.

And the orchestra playing
the same Strauss waltzes.

They never danced,
Mama and Papa.

But I remember him keeping
time, his fingers rising.

And falling.

On the white tablecloth.

You married, Clement?

Such a serious question
for a young girl to ask.

You can tell me.

I did have a family.

Before it all began?

Yes.

Just like us.

Faith.

About Antoine.

Yes?

I just wanted to say, is he
really right for this post?

I think you'll be
surprised by Antoine.

Well, it's just that his
personality doesn't exactly

blend into the background.

He's quite a chameleon.

You mean a comedian.

Don't worry.

And if we can't get on?

I'm sure you can
handle that, Virginia.

And as for Le Crest
being close to Le Salle.

Yes, what if I'm recognized?

Or if I met up with--

You will be a good
40 kilometers away.

There's a slight
calculated risk.

But your contacts there
could be so useful.

I suppose so.

I have every
confidence in you.

And it's a very solid set up.

[gunshots]

Ahh!

Mother!

Ah!

Madame Snyder.

Mama!

Silly thing.

Tell Papa I'm going to bed.

I have a headache.

I'm very grateful, Renard.

For the safe lodgings.

And the job.

That's all right.

I understand you'd
like to help us.

Yes, I would.

It's difficult to
know what you could do.

Anything, absolutely anything.

Have you had any
sort of training?

I was a secretary.

And I've done a bit
of book keeping.

Bookkeeping.

Baby.

The only thing I haven't sorted
out are the wretched accounts.

Well, I'll soon have
them in order for you.

They're certainly in a tangle.

You sure about getting involved?

I already am, aren't I?

I suppose.

Ah, Luc.

Have you met Nicole?

Hello.

She's a new recruit.

Staying up at the
farm with Adele.

Who's Adele?

It is you.

[laughing]

Luc.

[laughing]

No one Comes up
here except Etienne.

It's the perfect place.

So long as you don't
go to the wrong hive.

I've got a thing about bees.

Right well, I'll
work on the accounts,

perhaps meet up later this week.

No.

I'm going away on a trip.

Oh, when?

So we won't be
meeting for a while.

I thought it was you.

Me too, this morning.

But how could it possibly be?

What, so when did you--

I've been in
[inaudible] all this time.

And then I was posted here.

I've been here a
couple of months.

Things are hotting up.

We're really getting to them.

I stole a petrol
tanker the other week.

That was you?

Yeah, and I killed
two Germans last week.

And you're proud of that, Luc?

It's them or us.

That's the way it is.

Look what they did to my family.

Or have you've forgotten?

Luc.

I'm sorry.

I knew.

You were right.

Yes.

Fine.

Tired.

It's been almost a year now.

It's good to see you.

To be together again.

Yes.

Oh, I've got to go.

Someone's expecting me.
I'll be late.

Well, where's the rendezvous?
Come on.

No, I think I'd I
go on my own, Luc.

I'll see you.

[phone ringing]

Hello?

Colonel Dubois?

Yes, put him through.

Max.

How are you?

How was your trip?

So, Faith.

We are calling
Renard with Clement.

We shall meet before then.

You've arranged that journey?

And send the message out?

Excellent.

You'll be taken from the
air field to the docks.

A sub will take you
the rest of the way.

I hope you're both good sailors.

Don't worry, man.

You'll survive.

Be ready for anything
when you land.

German defenses, patrols.

Clement and Renard
will rendezvous

and pick up the boat.

Get clear of the coast,
travel inland by train

to Mont [inaudible]
and a bus to Beaufort.

Then it's a long climb.

We'll get a lift.

Just be careful who with.

Of course I'll be careful.

Or we could split up
for the journey overland.

Nope.

We'll stick together.

When you get to Le Crest,
you'll be met by Adele.

Until Dominique and Antoine
arrive, you'll be on your own.

Will you be all right?

Yes, Clement.

I'm fine.

If you need a contact,
or anything at all,

go to the mackey leader.

Cover name Rex.

You can talk with him.

Right.

How do I make contact?

He's here in Cornwall.

At the church.

Father Montara.

The parish priest.

What?

Trying and keep forgiveness
in your heart for all that has

been suffered by your family.

I will pray to the
mother of God for help.

Now go in peace.

Please, be careful, Clement.

Don't worry.

I'll be back soon.

Good luck.

At last.

Ain't nothing yet.

Must be a lot of
sinners in Cornwall.

Late on parade
again, eh, Father?

Try and show a
little respect Renard.

When you are
dead, you're dead.

You can serve my carcass a la
[inaudible] for all I care.

You never stop trying
to shock me, do you?

You old heathen.

Rex.

We're leaving for
England tonight.

For England?

You'll get
instructions at the drop.

[click]

What was that?

I do believe that you believe.

Only in the human
spirit, Father.

You

Thank you, Father.

You're a stranger here.

Come and sit down for a moment.

It was a beautiful mass.

Yes?

Felt like coming home.

Oh, I understand.

My name's Adele.

Of course.

Clement has told
me all about you.

So you haven't been
to mass or received

the sacraments recently?

Not for a long time.

It's been difficult.
With traveling.

And the work.

I see.

And you, Father.

You work for the resistance?

I do what I can.

But the fighting, Father.

The killings.

How can you justify it?
To yourself?

To God?

How can I put it?

Supposing the devil
invaded your home.

The devil?

Living inside of your family.

Wouldn't you want to
do something about it?

Catch him by the tail and
throw him out of the house?

Yes.

I suppose I would.

I've done so many things.

Do you want to talk?

Perhaps.

Well, I'm here.

Any time.

Thank you, Father.

Is that it?

Should we signal?

Let's make sure it's
not our German friends

on some exercise.

Oh.

You all right?

Where are you, Mother?

- (WHISPERING) Shh, quiet.
- Names.

Dominique and Antoine.

And you must be?

There are patrols up above.

Oh, that's wonderful.

Did you alert them?

They've been on duty since dusk.

You'll have to make your
way on the shore line.

Three or four miles,
and you should be clear.

Three or four miles?

And there are mines, too.

What?

Look.

Must be a patrol.

Get the hell away.

If only the whole of
France was like this.

This free.

Tisn't free here, not really.

We could all just
get on with our lives.

You and I could--

Don't, Luc.

Don't what?

Don't.

I can't.

It's too soon.

Don't worry.

It'll work out.

In time.

They don't tell you
about this side of the job

when they sign you on, do they?

Just be quiet and keep still.

No, it's all glamor
and excitement.

That's all they go on about.

Shut up, for goodness sake.

We'll just have to wait, dammit.

I shall have words with
my agent, mark my words.

That went extremely well.

We are being entrusted
with something

of great importance, Faith.

The timing is good.

Area five's new team
should be there soon.

And Renard and Clement.

We shall brief them tomorrow.

Excellent.

Let's find a taxi.

Lunch?

To celebrate?

To discuss matters
of mutual interest.

Thank you.

We did appreciate
the scenic route.

Adele.

It's Dominique, isn't it?

This is Antoine.

To carry out searches.

To arrest on suspicion.

And to shoot if any
resistance is offered.

Those were my orders.

Are they being enforced?

Not now, Kitty.

It's very urgent, General.

A young lady.

Ah.

You will please excuse me.

We will meet again later.

Of course.

Clement.
Renard.

How was your trip?

Well.

Interesting.

You'll be wondering why
we brought you on such

a difficult and dangerous trip.

That's all for now,
Gordon, thank you.

Renard.

My department has received many
reports about your achievements

on Le Crest over the
past three years.

They are impressive.

Mademoiselle.

An unexpected pleasure.

So you have
established a sound base

for perhaps five hundred men.

Oh, a thousand.

At least.

Word's got around.

We're quite famous now.

As many as that?

[inaudible] is
a perfect refuge.

More men are arriving
all the time.

Good.

But the enemy.

Are they aware of these numbers?

This fame?

We are all up
in the mountains.

With our terrain,
what can they do?

An operation has been
approved for your area.

A locally based uprising.

It will be timed most carefully
to keep the enemy guessing.

Their forces occupied.

An open rebellion?

Against the German army?

You'll not find a
stronger base anywhere.

We're a close and loyal
community, we trust each other.

You've done extremely well.

I'll have those terrorists
picked up immediately.

That will be difficult.

Why?

They keep lookouts
in all the passes.

If your men, or any
group of strangers

were to approach
Le Crest, a warning

could be phoned through to
the electricity station.

They give some kind of signal?

Flashing the lights.

There must be some
way around this.

Not that I could see.

But one of their key men you
can arrest whenever you like.

He lives in Cornwall on
a slope to the plateau,

below the lookout system.

And he organizes the violence.

A man of God, indeed.

VIRGINIA: You're in regular
contact with London?

EMILY: Three times a week.

I want you to
change everything.

Everything?

Times, codes, the lot.

I know Clement has his
ways, but I have mine.

Right.

I'm like a good dentist.

I want to undo anything
anyone has done

before me, just to make sure.

We can't know if we secure
operating up here, so--

Best to assume the worst.

Exactly.

I'll arrange it with London.

Father.

Thanks for coming.

Yes?

I'm Dominique.

This is my courier, Antoine.

And this is Luc,
my right hand man.

I'm making some
changes in this area.

While Clement is away?

We don't have any
date for his return.

My brief right
now is to build up

arms, ammunition, explosives,
and medical supplies.

All right.

Anything you want to know
about the set up of the region?

Thanks, but I lived not far
away from here for six years.

Before the war.

What were you doing?

What?

Around here.

Why?

Vulgar curiosity.

Of course, if you want to
keep your secret to yourself.

I need some transport.

Do you know somebody
with a horse?

The men of Le
Crest are unarmed.

They're in separate
little groups,

with no discipline,
and no training.

How can they possibly
fight off the German army?

They only have to
give a show of strength.

The fighting will be
done by professionals.

Part of the plan is to
send in our own paratroops.

As many as are needed.

I see.

When?

You'll be signaled about it.

The rising will be timed to
coincide with the landings.

We're going to make life very
difficult for the Germans.

But after the rising has been
started, and the enemy alerted,

what happens then?

We could blow up the
passes to hold them off.

Except we haven't got dynamite.

Whatever is needed
will be supplied.

But what if the Germans
decide to bomb us?

You'd be given RAF support,
that goes without saying.

Yes, RAF support, but maybe--

It will be the
beginning of a New France.

Le Crest will offer an
example to the whole nation.

Ever since we met up again,
you've been stringing me along!

Luc, I'm here to work.

To try and be detached.

Yeah, well, I've
had enough of it.

Luc, after what happened.

I can't just pretend it didn't.

Well that never seemed
to bother you before.

How can you say that?

I've done nothing but
think about Marie and--

Yeah, and I've had
time to think, too.

I wish you'd never
come to France at all.

If you hadn't, perhaps my
mother would still be alive.

Ah, Kenny.

I have a happy little
task for you to carry out.

Adele.

What's the matter?

Nothing.

Nothing at all.

It's him, isn't it?

It's Luc.

Look, I have to go.

Well, where are you going?

I have to speak to
Father [inaudible]..

No, you can't go down there.

Priests don't know
a thing about it.

And they hate women!

He'll tell you to get married!

EMILY: You should
keep away from me.

Well, what do you mean?

For your own sake.

Adele!

So we're all agreed, then.

Of course.

I suppose so.

It has its risks.

But--

The operation is of
critical importance.

To the invasion, and the
whole course of the war.

I understand.

It's what we've
been waiting for.

We're ready.

And Marie was captured.

And interrogated.

It was my fault.

Because you befriended them?

Stayed--

Yes.

Luc was right.

Their blood is on my hands.

And that's not all.

There was another agent.

She was my friend.

And she was killed.

If only I'd stopped what
I knew she was doing.

All of them.

All dead.

And here am I. Still alive.

Adele, these things
happened, not because

of what you did or didn't do.

But Father.

It is God's will.

And we have to
accept it, all of us.

Whatever happens.

Quick.
Quick.

Get in there.

What are you doing here?

This is God's house.

Yes.

And we are cleansing it for Him.

Take him!

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