:14:00
I think you have let yourself fall...
:14:04
into thinking too much of Mr. Dean.
:14:10
Sister, don't you realize
what you're doing,
:14:14
what you're running the risk
of losing in yourself?
:14:17
S/ster, you must-- I must make you see
before /t /s too late.
:14:22
All the same, I've noticed you're
very pleased to see him yourself !
:14:29
If that was in your mind, it's better
said I think you're out of your senses !
:14:34
L/sten to me. I don't know--
I can't dec/de now what to make of you.
:14:37
I shall have to think,
and I want you to think too.
:14:42
As for Mr. Dean--
:14:46
In spite of his charm and kindliness,
he is not a good man.
:14:50
You must take him for what he is
and not try to glorify him
into something he is not.
:14:55
When he came to chapel on
Christmas night, he was drunk.
:14:59
Can I go ?
:15:04
I want you to write
to Reverend Mother.
:15:08
I shan't look at the letter,
and her reply will be your own business.
:15:11
Am I to write
two or three pages ?
:15:13
Would you rather I did it now,
or shall I fînish my class work fîrst ?
:15:20
You may go.
:15:30
[ Door Slams ]