:35:02
again
:35:07
What's that "again"?
:35:09
- I was imitating you, Father.
- Did I do that?
:35:11
CAROL: Definitely.
O'MALLEY: Maybe, but I didn't do that...
:35:14
[lmitating Carol] And the day after forever
:35:18
You're my favourite song
:35:20
There's no thought behind that at all.
:35:22
We'll talk about
:35:24
What has that got to do with the song?
:35:31
Hello, Father.
:35:37
This young lady came to us for some help.
:35:40
[Fitzgibbon exclaims inquisitively]
:35:42
FITZGIBBON: So it's work you're wanting.
CAROL: Yes, Father.
:35:46
- I think maybe I could place you.
- You can?
:35:50
What would you think
of a little general housework?
:35:54
Mrs. Scaponi, with all those children,
11, no, 1 2, in October.
:35:59
FITZGIBBON: I think
maybe she could use you.
:36:01
No. I'm not looking for that kind of work.
:36:04
I don't think you understand, Father.
She's a singer.
:36:07
[Humming]
:36:09
Aren't you?
:36:10
FITZGIBBON: Well, now...
:36:13
FITZGIBBON: And where, may I ask,
are you expecting to find employment?
:36:16
FITZGIBBON: In some nice cool,
airy nightclub, I suppose.
:36:19
FITZGIBBON: Any prospects?
CAROL: No. Not exactly.
:36:24
And you're willing to starve
rather than push a broom?
:36:30
- You have a home, I presume?
- No, she just left it, Father.
:36:33
FITZGIBBON: Go right back to your parents.
:36:35
A fine little girl like you
singing someplace like that...
:36:39
Blue Goose or something.
:36:41
But you've got to start someplace, Father.
:36:43
Nonsense. Being a good wife and mother
is a good enough start for you.
:36:46
Like your own mother.
:36:48
[Sighing]
:36:49
- Goodbye, Father.
- Goodbye.