What are the touching scenes in Brothers?

The first episode: Kuras recruits training.

This episode has no fighting scenes, no blood, and not even a shot-but it is actually the most touching episode. It tells how 10 1 E Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Airborne Division, changed from a group of ordinary civilians to a group and became brothers to each other. Being awake is always disgusting, but he is an indispensable figure in the growth of E company. He taught Company E what discipline is and what trust is. It is because of his foil that Winters' perfect personality is highlighted, and then Winters becomes the spiritual leader of E Company. There are three unforgettable scenes in this episode:

1, why only company e wants to run in the damn weather! "Three miles up the mountain, three miles down the mountain!" "Private Landman, you look terrible. There is an ambulance waiting for you at the foot of the mountain! " "Private Gordon, what brings you here? Want to be a paratrooper? Give you 15 minutes to run to the top of the mountain and come back. " When Gordon, who was heavily armed and panting, was running on the mountain road, several brothers came from behind and accompanied him silently.

2. After waiting for day after day, I finally want to board the plane and parachute. Winters came from the back door and stretched out his hand to pull up the brothers who were sitting on the ground and resting. The camera swept the faces of these young people, one by one. Everyone's expression is very touched.

"The second row of attention. Good luck and God bless you. We will meet again in the assembly area. "

3. In the afterglow of sunset, C47s lined up in dense columns, took off, circled and formed in formation under the gaze of British anti-aircraft guns, and flew to the other side of the strait. Each plane carries 10 paratroopers. These people come from the other side of the Atlantic. Maybe before this war, they never left the town where they were born and never touched a gun. However, now they have to give their lives to this thin metal spool, wait for the green light in the dark, and then throw themselves into a land they have never seen before. Personally, I think this is the most beautiful scene in the whole play.

Episode 2 Landing Day

During the day on June 6, Winters took his brothers who had assembled after landing to deal with a German artillery position behind Utah beach. Capture a bunker-destroy the artillery-advance along the trench-capture the next bunker. Winters only shouted a word to his brothers:

"Come with me!"

Episode 3 Karen Tan carrington

Soldier Blay is afraid of fighting. Maybe when he joined the army, he imagined that he could chew gum and kick those Germans' ass with leather boots, but in fact, he was a man who was frightened by the war. When he finally got up the courage to fight, he took off his edelweiss from a German who was killed by himself and carefully pinned it on his skirt. He became a real soldier. But later in the battle, he was injured and finally died. Later, Company E retreated to England for a rest, and a soldier went to the laundry to pick up the clothes he had left behind. The proprietress asked him, can you take all these clothes back? They didn't come for it.

The soldier stood quietly at the door, looking at the cupboard. There are bags of clean clothes on the cupboard, and the labels on them say the names of those comrades who died.

The fourth set of replacement recruits support

The "market garden" action, which is like a nightmare for the allied forces, is all too familiar to the people of China, because the leaders clap their thighs and make the grassroots pay the bill. Soldiers were welcomed by the tsunami when they entered the Netherlands, and then some women who had good relations with the Germans were caught by the crowd nearby and shaved their heads. Later, the soldiers saw a woman with her hair cut off by the roadside, holding her child and watching the marching army. They silently handed her their rations.

Episode 5 Crossroads

At the end of this episode, E connects to the order to go to Ardennes Forest and stands firm in a small protrusion. This battle was later called the Battle of Bastogne, and the Germans called it the Battle of Projection. Panting, Company E moved from the last battlefield to Bastogne. They were the only advancing troops in the retreating crowd with glassy eyes. Lack of ammunition and supplies, no warm clothes, their task is to hold on to this small nail of Baston. Everyone who generously retreated gave their ammunition to Company E. Perhaps in their eyes, Company E is no different from dying. A lieutenant said to winters, if you go like this, you will be surrounded. Winters looked at him and said:

"We are paratroopers, destined to be surrounded."

Episode 6 Baston Baston

In fact, compared with the eastern front, which has been struggling in the snow and mud, the life of the allies on the western front is like paradise most of the time, except for the offensive and defensive war of Bastian. The 28th Infantry Division was defeated by the German Blitzkrieg, and 10 1 Airborne Division came to help. After arriving in Bastogne on February 9, 2009, Kloc was surrounded by German troops. In the world of ice and snow, it is difficult to dig deep enough to protect yourself, let alone lack warm clothes and adequate ammunition supplies. Company E lost a lot of people in Bastogne. This episode is from the perspective of corpsman Eugene. He has been looking for necessities-morphine, plasma, boots on the corpse, and even the damn bandage he got by searching for the German corpse. He watched his brothers fall down one by one, and finally his beloved nurse died in the indiscriminate bombing. He only had a blue handkerchief to commemorate her.

Later, his brother was injured, and all he found was this handkerchief. Eugene stared blankly for a few seconds, then tore open his handkerchief and bandaged his brother's wound. Then two people huddled in a shallow personal pit, snuggling up to each other, looking at the snow, looking at the forest and looking ahead.

Episode 7 Breakthrough Breakthrough

Company E has become an ace force, with brilliant results, and more people come to eat and drink. Winters has been taken to the battalion ("Damn it, they took your troops"), and E has arrived with a mediocre and gentle lieutenant Dyke. In this episode, their purpose is simple: to take this small town called Foy, but before they were ready for the battle, they also suffered huge losses because of the German shelling. When the battle started, Winters' familiar "Come with me" disappeared from E Company's ear, and the incompetent company commander was shivering behind the haystack (thanks to @ Bai Min for reminding me that Dyke was not punished for this in the original work, and was later promoted). Company D, the legendary prisoner of war butcher spear, was ordered to rush up and lead Company E in battle. Like a god of war, he took his troops to tear open the German defense line, and another man rushed to the town to meet his brothers and ran back unscathed in front of the stunned German army ... Lipton looked at Spears with a smile on his lips-E company finally had a reliable leader.

"By the way," Spears said, "do you want to smoke?"

Episode 8 The Last Patrol The Last Patrol

Winters: "You finished the task so well last night that the department asked you to do it again tonight."

Lipton: Our mission plan hasn't changed, sir?

Winters: No, the plan is the same. Only the task time was changed from 1 am to 2 am. Because I want all of you to have a good sleep tonight-that is, you will report to me tomorrow morning that you crossed the river and touched the enemy's position, but failed to capture any prisoners alive ... Got it? Good. You look energetic tomorrow. "

Episode 9 Why do we fight? Why do we fight?

Company E entered Germany. It seems that the Germans are quite hospitable. There's no more fucking ice and snow. No more fucking soldier holes. There are hot baths and bathtubs, and those guys on the East Line who can only shout "Ulla" are still dying in one mud pit after another. Then several patrols of Company E discovered an amazing secret: there was a concentration camp in the forest next to the town, which was full of dying Jews, and the residents of the town didn't even know it existed.

The soldiers who heard the news were stunned by all this. Those pale or yellow bodies staggered over to them, kissed them, hugged them, and cried but could not shed tears. A gaunt Jew raised his hand and saluted the soldier. Captain Nixon once broke into the home of a German officer, who was already addicted to alcohol. After being discovered by the hostess, she left awkwardly. At that time, the eyes of the hostess were full of arrogance and disdain. Then she was recruited to a concentration camp and buried the body with other residents in the town. When she saw Nixon again, she could only bow her head in shame. Next to her, a group of Germans in expensive coats were busy waving shovels, and an old German man burst into tears at Nixon.

"Hitler committed suicide in Berlin and Germany surrendered."

The tenth episode integral score

85 points-if you want to retire, you must accumulate points for yourself by participating in the war and making meritorious deeds. When you reach 85 points, you can leave this damn battlefield and retire to China. Everyone wants to save 85 points as soon as possible. Few people want to be sent to the Pacific battlefield to fight with those screaming short monkeys after the European War. Company E had a hard time waiting and having a little trouble, and then beat the French to Hitler's Ying Chao. Nixon smirked at a room full of good wine, and then-they didn't have to go to the East anymore, and the Japanese surrendered.

The war is over.

The most touching thing in the tenth episode is the words of the last veteran.

Winters: "One day, my grandson will ask me,' Grandpa, are you a hero in World War II? "I said,' No, son, I'm not a hero. But I fought with heroes. "