Name: Atonement
Released: 2017-10-11
Duration: 2 h 2 min
Cast: James McAvoy, Keira Knightley, Brenda Blethyn

Words to remember

Nouns

1) evanesce

"evanesce from her home to go to Eastbourne."
2) septicaemia

Robbie Turner died of septicaemia at Bray-Dunes
3) toff

How come a toff like you, talks French and everything, ends up a private?
4) guv

So where we going, guv?
5) unpleasantness

That unpleasantness is all tidied away in the past, thank you very much.
6) laddie

Can you hear me, laddie?
7) magnate

The confectionary magnate and friend of the British Army,
8) fornication

Secondly, for a remedy against sin, and to avoid fornication,
9) geezer

The boats are back, and a geezer from the Buffs is marching us down at 7:00.
10) embellishment

Write it all down, just the truth, no rhymes. No embellishment, no adjectives.
11) anaesthetic

When your patient came round from his anaesthetic, it seems the first thing he did
12) villager

They thought the villager would be unnecessarily provoked.
13) bandage

These bandage are so tight,
14) atonement

Briony Tallis, your new novel, your twenty-first, is called Atonement. It's...
15) evasion

I'd like to think this isn't weakness or evasion,
16) castor

Bed castor should be lined up and pointing inwards.
17) ration

of including it in the standard issue ration pack.
18) sod

Some poor sod's gonna catch a packet.
19) billet

'Cause we're saying goodbye to them all As back to their billet they crawl
20) bunk

So, Robbie, the housekeeper's son, whose father did a bunk 20 years ago,
21) coward

I was too much of a coward to go and see my sister in June, 1940.
22) morale

The Allied Forces have not lost cohesion, and their morale is high.
23) biscuit

You can't say, "Pass the biscuit," or "Where's me hand grenade?"
24) liar

You liar! You liar! Liars! Liars!
25) balm

Thy coolness and Thy balm
26) dusk

at dusk in my best suit, swaggering on the promise of life.
27) lad

So cheer up, my lad Fuck 'em all!
28) lipstick

Lola, wipe that lipstick off. You're far too young.

Verbs

1) ordain

Thirdly, it was ordain, for the mutual society, help and comfort,
2) twirl

in search of the enchanted chalice, Sir Romulus twirl his luxuriant moustache.
3) lurk

lurk in the black heart of Sir Romulus Turnbull.
4) bruise

Jackson and Pierrot bruise her arm. Gave her Chinese burns.
5) starve

I'm starving. When's dinner?
6) shrug

They just shrug. Because they hate us, too. I mean, that's the point.
7) grieve

"It grieve her parents to see their firstborn
8) provoke

They thought the villagers would be unnecessarily provoke.
9) drown

how easily you could have drown?
10) crawl

'Cause we're saying goodbye to them all As back to their billets they crawl
11) insist

I insist you try it.
12) melt

rum and melt dark chocolate. It's absolutely scrumptious.
13) behave

What do you say, Cee? Does the hot weather make you behave badly?
14) forgive

Dear Cecilia, you'd be forgive for thinking me mad,
15) disappear

But as soon as I told him I loved him, the feeling sort of disappear.
16) crush

- This isn't very good. - I make a cocktail with crush ice,
17) tear

I'm torn between breaking your neck here
18) dare

- How dare you say that? - Well, it's true!
19) deserve

they both so longed for, and deserve.
20) bind

You used to make me those beautiful bound copies of all your stories.
21) dive

As his young ward dive again and again to the depths of the lake,
22) fold

Labels are fold to the inside, are they not?
23) destroy

by the bomb that destroy the gas and water mains above Balham tube station.
24) assault

- No. - Do you think I assault your cousin?
25) bomb

Do you think all of this will be bomb and just disappear?
26) hang

Your shirts are hang upstairs.
27) inform

I used to clean his shoes at Harrow, inform me we have a good chance
28) arrive

We've just arrive, sir. Can you tell us what we're supposed to be doing?

Adverbs

1) eternally

I will be eternally grateful to you.
2) unnecessarily

They thought the villagers would be unnecessarily provoked.
3) incredibly

That's an incredibly bloody stupid thing to do.
4) gradually

Your brain closes down, gradually you lose words, you lose your memory,
5) wherever

Jerry can have France and Belgium and wherever else they want.
6) somehow

My darling. Briony found my address somehow, and sent a letter.
7) essentially

which is essentially a continuous series of tiny strokes.
8) personally

I got first-hand accounts of all the events I didn't personally witness,
9) forever

Keep it forever.
10) possibly

What's the worst word you can possibly imagine?
11) absolutely

rum and melted dark chocolate. It's absolutely scrumptious.
12) certainly

He certainly seems to think he's the cat's pyjamas.
13) exactly

- What exactly have you read about them? - Oh, you know. The usual sort of nonsense.
14) earlier

Six months earlier
15) perhaps

Perhaps I should have written Leon a story.
16) fucking

Who's fucking ever been to Poland? It's all about room, empire.
17) finally

Did she finally marry that man she was so in love with?
18) behind

Just be grateful you're not wounded. I've orders to leave the wounded behind.
19) quite

that's quite clear, and they love you and think about you all the time.
20) recently

- I've done nothing wrong. Have you seen the twins recently?
21) round

When your patient came round from his anaesthetic, it seems the first thing he did
22) therefore

Therefore, if any man can show any just cause
23) almost

Fiona, I almost jumped out of my skin.
24) outside

Outside, quickly.
25) actually

- He's quite a good egg, actually. - You say that about everyone.
26) inside

Tell me, did it give you pleasure to think of me inside?
27) soon

- When can we go home? Soon.
28) enough

There are soldiers of 18, old enough to be left to die by the side of the road,

Adjectives

1) effulgent

to an effulgent sea.
2) unconquered

Courage has brought them through unconquered, their spirit unbowed.
3) remorseless

The Princess was well aware of his remorseless wickedness.
4) undefiled

might marry and keep themselves undefiled members of Christ's body.
5) peeved

- Some of the lads are getting a bit peeved. - What?
6) mouthwatering

What a mouthwatering couple they are.
7) luxuriant

in search of the enchanted chalice, Sir Romulus twirled his luxuriant moustache.
8) inconsiderate

"and inconsiderate behaviour."
9) voluminous

But that made it no easier to overcome the voluminous love she felt
10) extrinsic

"who ran away with an extrinsic fellow.
11) amenable

Amenable, that's right.
12) stupendous

Stupendous. It's stupendous, darling. Your first play.
13) appalling

I've had the most appalling evening.
14) pubic

Which is odd, considering he has pubic hair growing out of his ears.
15) numb

Let sense be numb, let flesh retire
16) unreliable

You're an unreliable witness. They'll never reopen the case.
17) valiant

So heroic in manner, he appeared so valiant in word
18) frightened

I'm frightened
19) enchanted

in search of the enchanted chalice, Sir Romulus twirled his luxuriant moustache.
20) foolish

The truth is I feel rather lightheaded and foolish in your presence, Cee,
21) bastard

and their bastard sons
22) ignorant

I don't know how I could have been so ignorant about myself, so...
23) spontaneous

"This is the tale of spontaneous Arabella,
24) fond

my mother is very fond of you
25) sensible

love is all very well, but you have to be sensible.
26) rude

- I've never known you to be so rude. Well, they're not poor little chaps.
27) vascular

My doctor tells me I have something called vascular dementia,
28) awful

- This is my sister, Cecilia. Paul Marshall. - I've heard an awful lot about you.

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