:08:02
Do you believe that if there is no God,
there can be no such thing as virtue?
:08:10
No.
:08:17
- Do you?
- No.
:08:20
I do hope you'll come and work here.
We shall be very great friends.
:08:25
I hope so.
:08:32
You handled that very well.
:08:36
- Have you done a lot of reading?
- Some.
:08:40
When you're in the Army,
you've got nothing but time.
:08:45
It's a lot different
from a state institution, huh?
:08:48
Most of these people come
from very wealthy families.
:08:51
They pay several thousand dollars
a month to keep them here.
:08:58
Hi, Miss Brice.
Are you going to have lunch now?
:09:02
It's a nice day, isn't it, Miss Brice?
:09:04
I hope you have a nice lunch,
Miss Brice.
:09:08
You have a very nice-looking friend.
:09:10
It certainly is a nice day,
isn't it, Miss Brice?
:09:13
Yes, Miss Glassman. It's a lovely day.
:09:30
Of course, at first you'll be nothing
but an orderly, more or less.
:09:34
It's long hours, terrible pay.
:09:38
It's dirty, often degrading,
sometimes dangerous.
:09:45
Do you know why you work here?
:09:53
- Maybe I shouldn't ask you that.
- No, no. That's all right.
:09:57
It's something that all of us
who work here have to ask ourselves.