One Against the Wind

German Soldier:
What did he say?

Countess Mary Lindell:
When you're dying, you all ask for the same thing. You ask for your mother.

Major James Leggatt, The Guards:
Is she always like this?

Maurice Lindell, Mary's Son:
Like what?

Henry Smallwood, American Embasy:
Be careful, Mary.

Countess Mary Lindell:
You be careful. You're the one who's neutral. There's a special hell for fence-sitters, my friend.

Col. Miles Grant, Leggat's CO:
You're quite the heroine around here. James never tires of telling how you knocked him flat in that Cafe.

Countess Mary Lindell:
He exaggerates.

Major James Leggatt, The Guards:
Not by much.

Countess Mary Lindell:
I don't know if you realize what it's like - bailing out in a foreign country, occupied by the enemy, not knowing anything, and suddenly being handed over to someone and thinking, "Oh, God, it's a woman! This is dreadful, isn't it?". Yet suddenly they felt safe. I love the whole lot of them. They were too sweet - too ridiculous, most of them. And I never even knew their names.