I am watching this Episode for the first time on the Talking Pictures TV Channel, until I read the Trivia I had no idea where the Episode Title came from.
I know of the poem, its title and author though not directly from reading it, but from the recording of it in song.
By the English folk group Fairport Convention, they recorded the song From Althea to Prison on their album Nine.
I can understand the use of this for the Episode as in view of, the subject matter it is quite apposite.
Dr. Martell has been released from German Imprisonment in France, his experiences very much colouring his future outlook on life.
So he is particularly astonished to discover that Oberst Richter, has requested to see him.
What Dr. Martell finds especially hard to come to terms with is, endeavouring to reconcile the differing attitudes of the German Administration.
The real problem for Dr. Martell is that it had to take a personal experience, to finally start to come to terms with Germany's true rationale.
Dr. Martell's daughter had tried to warn him, but had he become too close to Oberst Richter?
Dr. Martell had worked with the Civilian Body on Guernsey, set up to deal with the German Administration.
Had this closeness inured Dr. Martell however understandably, from the stark reality of German Occupation?
I know of the poem, its title and author though not directly from reading it, but from the recording of it in song.
By the English folk group Fairport Convention, they recorded the song From Althea to Prison on their album Nine.
I can understand the use of this for the Episode as in view of, the subject matter it is quite apposite.
Dr. Martell has been released from German Imprisonment in France, his experiences very much colouring his future outlook on life.
So he is particularly astonished to discover that Oberst Richter, has requested to see him.
What Dr. Martell finds especially hard to come to terms with is, endeavouring to reconcile the differing attitudes of the German Administration.
The real problem for Dr. Martell is that it had to take a personal experience, to finally start to come to terms with Germany's true rationale.
Dr. Martell's daughter had tried to warn him, but had he become too close to Oberst Richter?
Dr. Martell had worked with the Civilian Body on Guernsey, set up to deal with the German Administration.
Had this closeness inured Dr. Martell however understandably, from the stark reality of German Occupation?
