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* Captain Spaulding's song "And I Wonder" is about the absence of the evacuated nurses and wondering if they miss the men of the camp or not. The whole scene, the singing, the actors' quiet subtle performances, it all silently screams of pure melancholy and loneliness.
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* Captain Spaulding's song "And I Wonder" is about the absence of the evacuated nurses and wondering if they miss the men of the camp or not. The whole scene, the singing, the actors' quiet subtle performances, it all silently screams of pure melancholy and loneliness.loneliness.
** It's so bad for the men, especially when they have to operate without the nurses, that when they return, Hawkeye gives Margaret a REAL salute. It's hard to see with everyone running around in that scene, but watch closely, it happens.
** It's so bad for the men, especially when they have to operate without the nurses, that when they return, Hawkeye gives Margaret a REAL salute. It's hard to see with everyone running around in that scene, but watch closely, it happens.
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* Captain Spaulding's song "And I Wonder" is about the absence of the evacuated nurses and wondering if they miss the men of the camp or not. The whole scene, the singing, the actors' quiet subtle performances, it all silently screams of pure melancholy and loneliness.
