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NARRATOR: Ursula worked
at the Home Office by day, cataloguing
London's injured and dead, and at night, she volunteered
as an air-raid warden, seeing the casualties of the
relentless bombing raids first-hand. If they can't tell you their name, then you call them "my lovely",
"my darling", "my dear" - any term of endearment like that. It comforts them. Yes, all right.
You're doing superbly. It's just a little trick. Course. Apparently, there's quite a lot
of people unaccounted for. Get down!
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at the Home Office by day, cataloguing
London's injured and dead, and at night, she volunteered
as an air-raid warden, seeing the casualties of the
relentless bombing raids first-hand. If they can't tell you their name, then you call them "my lovely",
"my darling", "my dear" - any term of endearment like that. It comforts them. Yes, all right.
You're doing superbly. It's just a little trick. Course. Apparently, there's quite a lot
of people unaccounted for. Get down!
RUMBLING
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NARRATOR: Ursula worked
at the Home Office by day,
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cataloguing
London's injured and dead,
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and at night, she volunteered
as an air-raid warden,
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seeing the casualties of the
relentless bombing raids first-hand.
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If they can't tell you their name,
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then you call them "my lovely",
"my darling", "my dear" -
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any term of endearment like that.
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It comforts them. Yes, all right.
You're doing superbly.
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It's just a little trick. Course.
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Apparently, there's quite a lot
of people unaccounted for.
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Get down!
RUMBLING
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Movie Summary
Ursula Todd dies one night in 1910 before she can draw her first breath. On that same night in 1910, Ursula is born and survives.