Name: Ghosts of War
Released: 2020-10-08
Duration: 1 h 35 min
Cast: Brenton Thwaites, Kyle Gallner, Alan Ritchson

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Nouns

1) bedbug ( постельный клоп )

It don't have bedbug or something?
2) footstep ( шаг )

Footsteps. I want to see where they go.
3) furlough ( отпуск )

to make furlough, okay, asshole?
4) rucksack ( рюкзак )

One of them left their rucksack behind.
5) bogey ( жупел )

- What? - Got three incoming land bogey
6) noose ( петля )

in the mind of the guy hanging from a noose?
7) brothel ( бордель )

Were you raised in a brothel?
8) hag ( карга )

but if an old hag flies around on a broom stick...
9) amputation ( ампутация )

and amputation, it can simply shut down and die.
10) entanglement ( запутанность )

The next bit is about quantum entanglement. Dullsville.
11) gunfire ( стрельба )

Gunfire everywhere!
12) fondue ( фондю )

How about a fondue?
13) drone ( дрон )

We wait for the hajis and let the drone track 'em back to the big brass.
14) armoire ( гардероб )

hiding in the armoire in the attic.
15) itch ( зуд )

- Phantom itch. - You have an itch?
16) kerosene ( керосин )

where they had soaked her husband in kerosene,
17) bonnet ( капот )

I think I figured out what put the bee in the bonnet
18) medic ( доктор )

Medic! Medic!
19) morphine ( морфий )

How much morphine we have left?
20) broom ( метла )

but if an old hag flies around on a broom stick...
21) grub ( жратва )

Where's the grub?
22) bathtub ( ванна )

They drowned her boy in the upstairs bathtub
23) momma ( мама )

Tsk. Who you supposed to be, my momma?
24) vantage ( преимущество )

Best vantage point if there's any conflict.
25) chatter ( болтовня )

Your name keeps coming up on the cyber chatter.
26) outpost ( застава )

The outpost is 30 miles over those hills.
27) bullshit ( дурь несусветная )

That was bullshit, right?
28) repetition ( репетиция )

Hell is repetition?

Verbs

1) motherfucker ( ублюдок )

Oh, fuck! You motherfucker!
2) relive ( пережить заново )

where the dead relive their sins over and over for eternity.
3) fondue ( фондю )

What do you mean you never had fondue?
4) haunt ( преследовать )

What the hell does haunt even mean?
5) drown ( утонуть )

They drown her boy in the upstairs bathtub
6) soak ( замочить )

where they had soak her husband in kerosene,
7) whisper ( шептать )

You all whisper that word at one time or another.
8) toss ( жеребьевка )

They toss their bodies in a heap.
9) abandon ( отказаться )

and make them think that we abandon the place.
10) induce ( побудить )

A few days ago, Butchie Martinsen woke from an induce coma
11) slash ( слэш )

I mean, it wouldn't matter. I slash the tires.
12) smash ( разбить )

they smash the doors down
13) torch ( факел )

Maybe we should've torch it.
14) heal ( исцелить )

as they heal from their injuries.
15) remind ( напомнить )

- Yesterday I remind you. - Yeah.
16) steal ( украсть )

How that old whore stole his money roll,
17) dump ( свалка )

Does the journal say where the bodies are dump?
18) scratch ( царапина )

Kirk was always scratch his feet.
19) trap ( ловушка )

Just trap in a loop.
20) admit ( признаться )

And I admit it, I got the control.
21) drag ( тянуть )

So they drag her upstairs where they found her son
22) belong ( принадлежать )

Belonged to one of the Nazis who took over the house.
23) engage ( заниматься )

Sticking in avatars of previously engage combatants?
24) spare ( запасной )

Maybe we should've spare that jeep.
25) hang ( повесить )

He hung himself in my uncle's barn.
26) stack ( стек )

they stack the pantry full of sausage, cheeses,
27) shut ( закрыть )

And when he saw his body, he just simply shut his eyes and he died.
28) suppose ( предположить )

It's suppose to be a big deal

Adverbs

1) underneath ( под )

And underneath,
2) barely ( едва )

You could barely order champagne in Paris.
3) somehow ( как-то )

that are somehow anchored to the places they died?
4) apart ( отдельно )

...falls apart and reap your memories.
5) previously ( ранее )

Sticking in avatars of previously engaged combatants?
6) exactly ( в яблочко )

Scruff fuck knows exactly what I'm saying. Huh?
7) immediately ( немедленно )

Get an evac team down here immediately.
8) finally ( ну наконец то )

And when the Nazis finally came,
9) behind ( за )

Sorry, guys, we're way behind. Think I made a wrong turn.
10) especially ( особенно )

Making miraculous recoveries, despite your conditions, especially in the mind.
11) late ( поздно )

You're a day late.
12) outside ( вне )

I might have to sleep outside.
13) actually ( фактически )

It'd be nice if someone left something in these we can actually use.
14) soon ( скоро )

Maybe our relief will come soon.
15) far ( далеко )

Hey, how far's the nearest cat house anyway?
16) fast ( быстрый )

Come fast!
17) else ( еще )

Why would you call him anything else?
18) ago ( тому назад )

A few days ago, Butchie Martinsen woke from an induced coma
19) ever ( когда-либо )

Ever find out whose rucksack that was?
20) sure ( конечно )

You sure there isn't anything you wanna tell me?
21) always ( всегда )

I always had a thing for scary movies.
22) never ( никогда )

What do you mean you never had fondue?
23) again ( еще раз )

get back to normal again.
24) too ( тоже )

You saw it, too?
25) around ( около )

but if an old hag flies around on a broom stick...
26) down ( вниз )

They carried the screaming mom down to the library
27) much ( много )

Uh, it doesn't pick up much out here.
28) even ( даже )

Do you even know why you lie?

Adjectives

1) ritualistic ( ритуалистический )

The Nazis must've committed ritualistic killings on the Helwigs.
2) sedate ( успокаивать )

- You gotta put me back in there. - No, I'm gonna sedate them.
3) sacrificial ( жертвенный )

Sacrificial altars.
4) demonic ( демонический )

that makes the portal to demonic forces?
5) subconscious ( подсознание )

That was our subconscious mind telling us what we couldn't see for ourselves.
6) subliminal ( подсознательный )

You sent subliminal messages to yourself, that's...
7) lucid ( ясный )

And in my more lucid moments, I wondered if I was ever gonna
8) thriving ( процветающий )

For six weeks, you all were thriving.
9) frontal ( лобной )

More CTZ to the frontal lobe.
10) rude ( грубый )

his fucking head off, Am I gonna be rude?
11) asleep ( спит )

You fall asleep star gazing or something?
12) nazi ( нацистский )

Nazi shithead.
13) blond ( блондинка )

when I cut that little blond boy's head off.
14) incoming ( входящий )

Incoming!
15) rid ( избавляться )

Get rid of that. It's covered in disease.
16) curious ( любопытный )

All curious, you know.
17) desperate ( отчаянный )

Now I know why the last bunch was so desperate to amscray.
18) damn ( черт )

- Where's the damn morphine? - This isn't real!
19) incredible ( невероятно )

- That's incredible. - Yeah, and dangerous.
20) muslim ( мусульманин )

It's an old Muslim belief.
21) weird ( странно )

That weird smile...
22) quantum ( квант )

The next bit is about quantum entanglement. Dullsville.
23) triple ( тройной )

Triple word score on that one.
24) islamic ( исламский )

The asset's the blue-chip doctor for Islamic state's top brass.
25) tough ( жесткий )

Nazis ain't so tough now, are ya?
26) okay ( хорошо )

It's okay.
27) blind ( слепой )

We were blind to what we did to them. They tried to show us but we couldn't see.
28) dangerous ( опасный )

- That's incredible. - Yeah, and dangerous.

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