Ormaie 28.XI.43 JB-S
- The narrator begins this section by talking about the Skye terrier Mary, Queen of Scots carried with her to her execution.
- She says she has been allowed to spend the past three days reading over all her work and checking it—von Linden is a schoolmaster to the end.
- She realizes she has not once written her own name on anything, so she writes it twice, once with and once without the title: Lady Julia Lindsay MacKenzie Wallace Beaufort-Stuart.
- Now we know what the "JB-S" stands for.
- She says she always thinks of herself as Julie, not as Lady Julia or any of her other aliases, and this is what the people she loves call her.
- She thinks of the execution of Edith Cavell and the last words of Admiral Nelson, "Kiss me, Hardy."
- The last part of this section is a note to von Linden from his superiors, ordering him to send Flight Officer Beaufort-Stuart directly to Natzweiler-Struthof to be executed by lethal injection if she survives the six-week experimentation period.
- There is the suggestion that von Linden has been too lenient already.