:09:00
She wants to talk like...
:09:04
be like you and me.
:09:16
Every day she slips further away.
:09:23
I don't know how to call her back.
:09:25
I do have a mind
to write to Boston myself.
:09:29
If that school can't help her,
maybe they'll send somebody who can.
:09:36
I'll write to Perkins, Katie.
:09:41
(makes guttural sound)
:09:45
Train to New York!
:09:47
And south!
:09:50
It will no doubt be difficult for you there.
:09:52
(conductor) All aboard!
:09:57
This is my last time to counsel you, Annie.
:09:59
You do lack some -
and by some I mean all - what?
:10:02
Tact. All talent to bend to others.
:10:06
What has saved you
more than once at Perkins
:10:08
is that there was nowhere to expel you to.
:10:11
- Your eyes hurt?
- My ears, Mr Anagnos.
:10:14
Nowhere but to that dreadful place
where you grew up learning to be saucy!
:10:18
Annie, I know how unhappy
it was for you there,
:10:21
but that battle is dead and done with.
Why not let it stay buried?
:10:24
- I think God must owe me a resurrection.
- What?
:10:27
- He keeps digging up that battle.
- That is not a proper thing to say.
:10:31
Be humble. You'll need their affection
working with this child.
:10:37
A gift, with our affection.
:10:48
Dear Mr Anagnos.
:10:54
Well... What should I say?
:10:58
I'm an ignorant, opinionated girl,
and everything I am I owe to you?