1:22:05
What's that?
1:22:08
My mother. She prays hard every day.
1:22:24
You? Do you ever pray?
1:22:28
What I mean is, do you believe in God?
1:22:34
Do I believe? Not especially.
1:22:38
I was made to pray as a child.
1:22:43
With a mother like that,
I always carried a charm.
1:22:46
I still do, in my purse.
1:22:50
I carry a sort of charm, too. It's plain stone.
1:22:57
It's worthless to anyone else,
but it has great meaning to me.
1:23:04
I told you, right?
1:23:08
The shock of being pardoned
just before execution drove me mad.
1:23:13
I picked it up as though in a trance.
1:23:18
It's still precious to me.
1:23:22
You have it now?
1:23:26
May I see it?
1:23:42
Can I have it?
1:23:46
What? What for?
1:23:49
I don't know. I'd just like to have it.
1:23:55
I'll trade you my charm for it.
1:23:59
A charm swap?