Mercy Street

After the Second Battle of Bull Run, Hopkins and Emma set out to rescue a stranded group of wounded Union soldiers. Lisette, a hospital observer, discovers the truth about a young soldier, shocking Foster. Hopkins and Emma share an intimate moment.

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Chaplain, it's already been a night.

#2

Peaches. Precisely.

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Born free.

#4

We had to defend ourselves.

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I see you're a tad clenched.

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Hello, jed.

#8 #9

I can feel your ribs.

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Make an appeal to their conscience.

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We are not children. You knew who I was.

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But I think I can take it from here.

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Guess signing that oath wasn't such a bad idea, after all.

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My father's free.

#17

You two are very close.

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Yeah, but before you begin, I must inquire, sir,

#20 #21 #22

Iliac fascia lata.

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If she requires proof of what ails you.

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You've done it, chaplain.

#26 #27

Making a tourniquet.

#28

Hey. Close your eyes, hear?

#29

Let go of me! I ain't going nowhere without danny.

#30

And imagine yourself at work, you'll master this exam.

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My apologies. Are you all right, miss?

#34

I saw my chance to get away and do some good.

#35 #36

Cotton diplomacy?

#37

I hate to think of my parents worrying.

#38 #39 #40

A ploy to move me closer to alexandria.

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Well, if you did, you would know that at a certain age,

#43

I...

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Worry not, mother.

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Another sleepless night.

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But leave your handbag with me.

#47

They are marked for retribution! They shall get what they deserve!

#48

When you get settled, you send for your families.

#49

This some kind of prank?

#50