Lieutenant Leslie snarks to Schofield that he'll surely get a medal for the mission - "nothing like a scrap of ribbon to cheer up a widow", which visibly annoys Schofield. In the end, it's revealed that he actually is married and is worried enough about making his wife a widow. While the two men are exploring an abandoned German structure, Schofield and Blake spot a few eerie reminders of the absent men's sweethearts and family members, like names scratched in the plaster and an abandoned family photo indicating the extreme haste of the German withdrawal. Both men seem suspicious of why such a thing would be left behind. This foreshadows both men's own significant family photos - Blake's, abandoned on his remains, and Schofield's, carried to the end.

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