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Barbara Marshall:
You going back to active duty, Zach? Zachary Morgan:
Not for a while yet. Barbara Marshall:
Gee, you look a lot better than you did a week ago. Zachary Morgan:
Feel a lot better. Barbara Marshall:
Do you think it was the Marshall food that did it? Zachary Morgan:
Must've helped. I think it was mostly your cousin Mary. Barbara Marshall:
She's awfully nice. Zachary Morgan:
I've noticed that, too. You know what? I think I'll marry her. Barbara Marshall:
Are you kidding? Zachary Morgan:
Not as far as I'm concerned. Of course, I don't know about her, yet. Barbara Marshall:
Well, won't you mind waiting? Zachary Morgan:
That's up to Mary, really. Things have worked out so well, that I may not have to wait as long as I thought. Barbara Marshall:
Well, that's what the folks have always hoped, that she won't have to serve her full term now. But the fact that they let her out of prison for Christmas is a pretty good sign. You know, it wasn't until the other night, when she told me how it all happened, I realized that it really isn't her fault. She's not a criminal. I mean, not like real criminals. Oh, it's too bad that you two can't go back on the train together, but then Mary isn't due in Easton until nine o'clock tonight. She wants to spend as much time with us as she can. You can't blame her, after being locked up for three years
You going back to active duty, Zach? Zachary Morgan:
Not for a while yet. Barbara Marshall:
Gee, you look a lot better than you did a week ago. Zachary Morgan:
Feel a lot better. Barbara Marshall:
Do you think it was the Marshall food that did it? Zachary Morgan:
Must've helped. I think it was mostly your cousin Mary. Barbara Marshall:
She's awfully nice. Zachary Morgan:
I've noticed that, too. You know what? I think I'll marry her. Barbara Marshall:
Are you kidding? Zachary Morgan:
Not as far as I'm concerned. Of course, I don't know about her, yet. Barbara Marshall:
Well, won't you mind waiting? Zachary Morgan:
That's up to Mary, really. Things have worked out so well, that I may not have to wait as long as I thought. Barbara Marshall:
Well, that's what the folks have always hoped, that she won't have to serve her full term now. But the fact that they let her out of prison for Christmas is a pretty good sign. You know, it wasn't until the other night, when she told me how it all happened, I realized that it really isn't her fault. She's not a criminal. I mean, not like real criminals. Oh, it's too bad that you two can't go back on the train together, but then Mary isn't due in Easton until nine o'clock tonight. She wants to spend as much time with us as she can. You can't blame her, after being locked up for three years
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You going back to active duty Zach Not for a while yet
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You look a lot better than you did a week ago
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Feel a lot better Was it the Marshall food that did it
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Must've helped I think it was mostly your cousin Mary
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She's awfully nice
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I've noticed that too
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You know what I think I'll marry her
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Are you kidding Not as far as I'm concerned
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Of course I don't know about her yet Won't you mind waiting
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That's up to Mary really
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Things have worked out so well I may not have to wait as long as I thought
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That's what the folks have always hoped for
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that she won't have to serve her full term now
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But the fact that they let her out of prison for Christmas is a pretty good sign
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You know it wasn't until the other night when she told me how it all happened
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that I realized it really isn't her fault
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She's not a criminal I mean not like real criminals
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It's too bad that you two can't go back on the train together
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But then Mary isn't due in Easton until 9 00 tonight
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She wants to spend as much time with us as she can
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You can't blame her after being locked up for three years
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Movie Summary
A soldier suffering from combat fatigue meets a young woman on Christmas furlough from prison and their mutual loneliness blossoms into romance.
