[ I sleep just fine is an answer she's heard thrown around in the months after the war. People who asked them if they brought it home with them (of course they did), people who thought they had another choice (maybe; maybe not). Her decisions don't haunt her. The sacrifices do.
No, she's certain the first question doesn't warrant an answer. The look she shoots him is probably enough. The second? ]
Five years. [ She was a codebreaker in the early days of the war. But her boots were on the ground by mid-1940. ] Give or take a few months. [ It doesn't mean she was a soldier, she could have been anyone. She even says it: ] Everyone had to do their bit. It was a world war, after all.
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No, she's certain the first question doesn't warrant an answer. The look she shoots him is probably enough. The second? ]
Five years. [ She was a codebreaker in the early days of the war. But her boots were on the ground by mid-1940. ] Give or take a few months. [ It doesn't mean she was a soldier, she could have been anyone. She even says it: ] Everyone had to do their bit. It was a world war, after all.