The Last Rifleman

Does Artie suffer from posttraumatic stress disorder? Does Maggie suffer from dementia?

World War II veteran Artie Crawford awakens from a flashback nightmare about combat. (0:03)

Maggie appears disoriented. (0:05)

Artie reacts to his wife Maggie’s death. (0:10)

Artie at Maggie’s grave in a cemetery (0:10)

Nursing home director Vicky Tedjury tells Artie, "... you have... a medication plan so complex that students use it for research... I couldn’t let you go without a medical team" (0:16)

Flashback? (0:23)

A fellow passenger tells Artie, "... Bad nerves..." 
Arie: ”I should’ve died in the war...” (0:24)

The taxi driver tells Artie, "... I’ve seen that film Saving Private Ryan..." (0:28)

Traveler Rory asks the driver, referring to Artie: "Is he having a stroke...?" (0:37)

Artie tells Rory, "... don’t worry..." (0:39)

Artie tells the agent, referring to Maggie, "... she’s dead." (0:40)

By telephone, traveler Juliette Bellamy tells her mother, "... don’t worry..." (0:41)

Artie’s friend Tom: "... respect for the thousands of brave young men..." (0:47)

Flashback (0:47)

The ship medic tells Artie, "... Without knowing what medication you’re on, I can’t prescribe you anything..." 
Crewman: ”How’s our patient doing?” (0:48)

Julliette tells Artie, referring to her daughter Sophie, "... She worries, so I worry about her." (0:50)

Her son Jacques tells Juliette, "This is crazy..." (0:52)

Maggie cannot remember her favorite ice cream. (0:57)

Artie’s daughter tells Vicky, "My father has just lost his wife..." (0:59)

Artie tells Juliette, "Don’t you worry about Sophie or Jacques..." (1:00)

Friedrich Mueller tells Artie, "I was in the Hitler Youth..." (1:02)

Friedrich tells Artie, "I was 14 when I graduated into the Hitler Youth. It was the proudest day..." 
”It's a shock to learn you've lost the war. It’s a greater shock to discover you’ve been on the wrong side.” (1:03)

Veteran Lincoln Jefferson Adams tells Artie, referring to his younger brother, "... first to get his head blown off..." (1:15)

Journalist Tony McCann tells Artie, "... It’s really about... your crazy journey to get here..." 
Flashback (1:17)

Nurse or doc tellsArtie, "... Without your medication..." (1:19)

Tony: "Jesus, Artie, I’ve never seen someone faint before..." (1:20)

Artie tells Tony, "... I killed my best friend... He just got blown to pieces... because of me." (1:21)

Artie visits Charlie’s grave in the cemetery.
Artie tells Tony, “... Maggie and me, we’d been together for 68 years before she passed...” (1:25)