Piccole Donne - Ep 18 - Jo crocerossina - video Dailymotion

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00:00If you catch a little fish in the net, let it go.

00:16If you catch a little bird, let it fly.

00:25If you catch a butterfly on a flower, let it go.

00:33If you see a snail in the meadow, don't crush it.

00:42We all have a heart to live in the world.

00:46We all have a heart of gold or silver, to sing to the wind in freedom.

00:56I sing to the moon, to the sun, to the water and to the flowers.

01:05Pure are the words to sing to the wind in freedom.

01:13I sing to the stars, to the sea.

01:43These voices have also reached Concord, and people only talk about the latest developments of that cruel war.

01:52The news of the defeat of the army of the Union has brought a stir in Casa March.

02:00But strangely, the four sisters are very silent.

02:05While they read and work, Joe and Meg lend an ear to hear the arrival of the messengers bringing news from the front.

02:35So that news was true.

02:37I've never seen so many wounded soldiers. Poor.

02:42Who knows if Dad will be okay?

02:44Beth, what comes to mind now?

02:46But of course he'll be fine.

02:47Is it true that the army of the Union was defeated in Fredericksburg?

02:50Where's Dad? Why don't we get his news?

02:53Listen!

02:54Dad is not in Fredericksburg.

02:56Come on, let's go home now.

03:00I'm worried, Meg.

03:02We received a letter just yesterday.

03:04You don't have to worry, Beth.

03:07I'm back.

03:10Hi, Amy. What happened? You're back early.

03:13We were told that starting tomorrow, the school will be closed for a while.

03:17Why?

03:18Because they will turn it into a hospital.

03:20Really? And why?

03:21To accommodate the wounded?

03:22Yes.

03:23There is also talk of this for the roads.

03:25Oh.

03:28Maybe there are not enough beds in Washington or Boston.

03:32The only thing that comes to mind is Dr. Barnes at the school.

03:35Amy, you saw those cars too, didn't you?

03:38Yes, but there are not only cars.

03:40The wounded also arrive by train.

03:42Practically with any vehicle.

03:44Oh.

03:47The school is not big enough.

03:49They are also putting brands in the municipality,

03:51said Dr. Barnes.

03:54And there are no nurses.

03:56And then Mr. Davis has let everyone know

03:58that everyone must help as much as possible.

04:01The situation is really so serious.

04:03My God, but it's terrible.

04:05The mother will be the first to offer herself.

04:07What are you saying?

04:08The mother is already healing the wounded at this moment.

04:10Really?

04:11She is a wonderful woman.

04:21How do you feel?

04:22Well, or at least I think.

04:25Oh.

04:27Look, you're sick.

04:30Water, water.

04:32Here I am.

04:33Mom, mom.

04:35Yes, Joe.

04:36It is true that the army of the Union

04:38was defeated in Friedrichsburg,

04:40but we'll get back soon.

04:41There is nothing to fear.

04:43Since I had told you, I was right.

04:45I understand Beth's concern,

04:47but if something had happened to your father,

04:50by now you would have already known.

04:53Yes, but Mom seems so worried

04:56every time she arrives at the post.

04:59In any case, I'm sure that our father

05:02will not be killed and not even wounded.

05:04How can you be so sure?

05:06It's war.

05:07I would like to believe the same thing,

05:09but today I saw too many wounded soldiers on those cars.

05:12They came from all over.

05:13Seeing them makes me feel bad.

05:15Sooner or later we'll see Dad too.

05:16Don't talk like that.

05:17Do you want to say that something could happen to Dad too?

05:20No, I just pray that it doesn't happen, Joe.

05:22Stop it, both of you.

05:24Your father is fighting for the right cause.

05:27When a man goes to war,

05:29he knows the risks he faces.

05:31Death, first of all.

05:32And when he left,

05:33I'm sure he was prepared for this too.

05:36I would love to help him.

05:37Tell me, Mr. Lawrence,

05:38is there nothing we can do for him here?

05:41Well, it's not easy to say, dear.

05:43The best thing you four can do

05:45is behave well,

05:46help your mother and pray

05:48for your father's safety.

05:50Oh, I'm sure of one thing.

05:52If I were a man,

05:53by now I would have gone to war too

05:55to fight my father.

05:56Instead, we have to stay apart

05:58because we are women.

05:59What else can we do?

06:00The only thing that allows us women

06:02is to pray.

06:03Locked up at home,

06:04waiting for it to never end.

06:06Waiting and praying for our father's safety.

06:09Oh, but that's not right, Meg.

06:11If I were young,

06:13I would be leading a platoon now.

06:15Everyone has their own duty, Joe.

06:19I would give anything to be in battle right now.

06:24All we have to do is pray for our father

06:26and do the right thing.

06:27Then he won't have to worry about us.

06:29When he comes back, he'll be proud of us.

06:31It'll be our way of fighting the war.

06:33That's right, dear.

06:35I have a great idea.

06:36I'm going to help the wounded and the sick in the hospital.

06:39Bye, girls!

06:40Joe, you can't!

06:44So, have you made up your mind, Joe?

06:46Yes, of course.

06:47Here I am, girls.

06:49Oh, it's Mom!

06:51Hi, Mom!

06:54I'm home at last.

06:55The work at the hospital tired you out, didn't it?

06:57Yes, a little.

07:00Mom, listen.

07:01Tomorrow I'll come to help you at the hospital.

07:04At the hospital?

07:05Who told you?

07:07Me, Mom.

07:08I'd like to come, too.

07:10Can I, Mom?

07:11What's gotten into you, girls?

07:15Meg, you already have your job as a nurse.

07:17Besides, I don't want you to see that hospital.

07:19The signs of war are so terrible.

07:22Is it really that terrible?

07:24Yes.

07:25I was shocked.

07:26Mom, I want to help in some way.

07:28Even if I've never done it before, I want to help the wounded.

07:31I appreciate your goodwill, but working at the hospital is not a game.

07:35Yes, I know.

07:36Amy has told me so far.

07:37But they need help, don't they?

07:39Yes, of course they do.

07:41Oh, Mom, please.

07:42At least let me try.

07:43Please.

07:44Oh, Joe.

07:48Oh.

07:49Santo Cielo.

07:58Oh.

08:00Incredible.

08:01Even in the corridor.

08:03Oh.

08:04So that's all right.

08:05Oh, Joe.

08:06Did you come to help us?

08:08Yes.

08:09Well, then start doing your job.

08:11Come on.

08:12Yes, Doctor.

08:13Joe, don't stay in the hospital.

08:15Don't stay in the palace. Come with me.

08:17Of course.

08:19You're a nurse too? I've never seen you here.

08:24Good morning. My name is Joe.

08:27What can I do for you, soldier?

08:29Well, you should change my bandage.

08:31Right away.

08:36Oh, damn it.

08:39Hello, Joe. Wait.

08:41What can I do for you? I see you're new to the job.

08:43Well...

08:44Now I'll show you.

08:45I'll make you turn gently, like this.

08:53There are other wounded.

08:56Hurry, someone come and help. Hurry.

08:59Here I am.

09:02Hurry, let's hurry.

09:13Where do we put these poor people?

09:15I can't do anything, unfortunately. Put them on the floor.

09:18Yes, sir.

09:31Joe, come and disinfect this wound.

09:33Right away.

09:43Give me some water, please.

09:52My heart hurts so much.

09:54I'll be right back.

09:55Wait a moment, soldier. Try to resist.

10:08Thank you, miss.

10:10My head hurts.

10:13Here it is.

10:14Joe, I'll take care of it.

10:16You go and see that boy inside, please.

10:18Yes, ma'am.

10:19See you later, soldier.

10:21Thank you, nurse.

10:27Kid, Kid, Kid, where are you?

10:30Kid, don't leave me alone.

10:32Don't leave me alone. Come back here, Kid.

10:39Poor boy.

10:41He looks even younger than Lori.

10:44He must have had a bad vision.

10:46Kid, Kid, where are you?

10:49Nurse, this boy's name is Billy.

10:53He's been delirious for five days. He has a high fever.

10:56Take care of him. He'll be 13 or 14 years old, poor boy.

10:59Oh, my God, what am I doing?

11:04This is not the time to move.

11:06I have to do my best.

11:08Also for Dad's sake.

11:11I felt like two steps away from the front.

11:14Are you going to stay here, Joe?

11:16Absolutely not.

11:18How can I go back after what I saw today?

11:20I'll go back tomorrow.

11:22I'll get up early and give the baby to Mom.

11:24You stayed up all night, didn't you?

11:26Yes, Beth.

11:27Joe, I think you're a little tired.

11:29Yes, I'm exhausted and I'm worried about Billy.

11:31Billy? Who's Billy?

11:33A tambourine. He'll be as old as Beth.

11:35What's the tambourine for?

11:37When the soldiers are marching,

11:40you have to mark the path with the tambourine.

11:42You said he'll be my age.

11:44Yes, he has a high fever. He's delirious, poor boy.

11:46I'm so sorry.

11:48I'll come and help you tomorrow.

11:50No, you can't, Beth.

11:52With Mom and Joe in the hospital, you'll have to look after the house.

11:54Meg is right.

11:56Besides, you're not very strong.

11:58Yes, it was a very tiring day today.

12:00We have to get up early tomorrow morning.

12:02It's better to go and rest.

12:04Yes, let's go.

12:09Good morning, Mom.

12:12Good morning, dear.

12:14How is he?

12:16He's better. The fever has gone down.

12:18Maybe he'll make it. He's very strong.

12:20You say.

12:22I'll do it, Mom. Go home and rest.

12:24Thank you, but I'll stay here a little longer.

12:26Look, he's waking up!

12:39Billy!

12:42Billy, how are you?

12:44I was dreaming.

12:46I was cold and I was scared of something.

12:48Where's Kid?

12:50Where's my friend Kid?

12:52He's not here, Billy.

12:54But you'll see him soon.

12:56Now try to rest.

12:58But I can't rest without Kid.

13:00He's gone. I won't see him again.

13:02He's gone.

13:04He's gone.

13:07He's gone.

13:09He's gone. I won't see him again.

13:11Billy!

13:13Tell me, what happened?

13:15Why did you join the army?

13:17I joined the army

13:19because I always admired President Lincoln.

13:21I have a lot of respect for him.

13:23He asked the people to fight for the Union of America.

13:25I was sure I would be able to withstand

13:27the hardships of war by his side.

13:36When I was accepted into the army,

13:38my mother cried.

13:40But I was happy and very proud.

13:42And all my friends envied me.

13:50I'm small and I have short legs.

13:52But I always marched

13:54without ever getting tired.

13:56Playing the tambourine is tiring.

14:00I remember it was very cold.

14:03But Kid always encouraged me.

14:05Kid is the best soldier

14:07I've ever met.

14:09I have a lot of respect for him.

14:11He's also my best friend.

14:19Why isn't Kid here with me?

14:21Where is Kid?

14:23Don't tell me that...

14:25Kid wasn't a child.

14:27He was a real soldier.

14:29He was brave, kind and generous.

14:31He took care of me.

14:34He didn't want anything to happen to me.

14:37Don't worry...

14:39You will not return...

14:41to what you made.

14:56They are too fast!

14:58What should I do?

15:03The Union Army is charging in.

15:07Billy, don't worry, I'll take you away with me.

15:26Billy, courage.

15:27We were defeated, weren't we?

15:29The Union has lost.

15:31We will have our revenge, Billy.

15:34Now we have to get out of here.

15:58Hey, listen, Kitty, you can't do that to him.

16:01You're hurt.

16:03Let me give you a hand.

16:05No, thank you, soldier.

16:06It's better if I take him.

16:08It's my duty to save this boy.

16:10Kitt, you're hurt too.

16:11I didn't know.

16:12Let me down.

16:13You think you're tough, Billy.

16:14Soon you'll play the tambourine again.

16:16Mine is just a scratch.

16:18But Kitt.

16:23Then I lost my senses.

16:24I don't remember where.

16:25I don't even know how long it's been.

16:27I only know that when I woke up, I was at the entrance of this hospital.

16:31Someone had brought me here.

16:33But it wasn't Kitt.

16:35Maybe while I was delirious, I kept calling him.

16:38I don't know.

16:39My mind was so confused.

16:40I heard someone whisper, Kitt is dead.

16:42Kitt is dead.

16:43Kitt is dead.

16:45I felt so sad that I wanted to cry.

16:50Tell me, but Kitt is not dead, is he?

16:52Billy.

16:55But I don't cry.

16:56I remember that I dreamed many times.

16:58He was so brave, so strong.

17:00The best tambourine of all the regiments of the Union.

17:03He's not dead, is he?

17:04Tell me he's not dead, please.

17:08When I regained consciousness, Kitt was not there.

17:13That's why I started crying.

17:15I never cried in front of him.

17:16But even if the war was terrible and cruel.

17:19Billy.

17:20Billy.

17:21Kitt is not here.

17:22But I'm sure he'll be in some other hospital.

17:24Be brave.

17:25The doctor said there are good hopes for you.

17:29When you recover, I'll take you to him.

17:31You'll be able to tell him everything you want.

17:33Yes, I promise.

17:35Sleep now, Billy.

17:36You have to rest.

17:37We'll come back later.

17:53Mom, what happened to Kitt?

17:59I want to know the truth.

18:01Kitt is dead, right?

18:02Yes.

18:03Oh, my God.

18:04Just what I feared.

18:07We'll do everything to help Billy.

18:09Isn't that right, Mom?

18:11Yes, Jo.

18:12We have to help him get over this bad moment.

18:15Of course.

18:16Well, my dear, let's get back to work.

18:28Who's playing, Mom?

18:59Billy, don't stop.

19:26Billy, don't stop.

19:29It's okay, soldier.

19:31The army of the Union will not lose.

19:33We can't lose.

19:34You're right.

19:35Two euros for the Union.

19:37Hooray!

19:38Hooray!

19:39Hooray!

19:40Soon we will return to fight together again.

19:43We will win for the United States of America.

19:45Well done, Billy.

19:46So I like it.

19:47We'll fight again.

19:48You can count on it.

19:52Come on, Billy.

19:53What are you waiting for?

19:54Play something cheerful.

19:55Sure.

19:59Hooray!

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20:26Hooray!

20:27Billy, I'm glad you're okay now.

20:29And above all, thank you, Joe.

20:31I wish you good luck, Billy.

20:34And thank you again, Mrs. March.

20:36Goodbye.

20:37Goodbye.

20:42Goodbye.

20:43See you soon.

20:44See you soon.

20:46Goodbye, Billy.

20:47Goodbye.

20:48Good luck.

20:49Goodbye.

20:50Goodbye, Billy.

20:51Thank you all for coming.

20:53Good luck, Billy.

20:56Take care of yourself, Billy.

21:04And return from this war.

21:14When the field hospital in Concord is set up,

21:18Joe suddenly finds himself in front of a tragic reality.

21:21Even a 13-year-old boy has joined the army

21:25and fought in the same war that keeps Joe's father away from home.

21:30He lived the immense pain of losing his dearest friend

21:33and now he has found the strength to continue to fight.

21:39In greeting Billy, the thought of his father far away

21:42is more than ever alive in Joe's mind.

21:49If you take a little bird in the net, let it go.

21:58If you take a little bird, let it fly.

22:07If you take a butterfly on a flower, let it fly.

22:15If you take a butterfly on a flower, let it fly.

22:23If you see a snail in the middle of the meadow, don't crush it.

22:32We all have a heart to live in the world.

22:36We all have a heart of gold or silver

22:40to sing to the wind in freedom.

Piccole Donne - Ep 18 - Jo crocerossina

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