:16:35
Welcome home, Harry!
:16:38
Father's upstairs.
:16:40
Welcome home, Lord Harry.
It's good to have you back again, sir.
:16:44
My, you are looking well.
:16:47
- This the new priest for the parish?
- Aye!
:16:50
Father Tom, my brother, Sean.
:16:52
- Your predecessor lived to be 50.
- 56.
:16:57
Call me a liar for six years.
:16:59
Let's try some of father's whiskey.
:17:02
You're back just in time
for some fine hunting, Harry.
:17:06
That is,
if your tastes have changed over the years.
:17:09
The ways of witchery still continue.
:17:13
- Still?
- Right.
:17:14
I thought, by now,
you'd have destroyed them all.
:17:17
New ones spring up all the time.
:17:20
I think they do it to plague me.
:17:22
Or perhaps to please you,
knowing what you do when you find them.
:17:28
Father, you may have heard that...
:17:30
they think of me
as some kind of a monster in the village.
:17:34
I'm a hard magistrate, it's true.
:17:38
But authority
is the main point of government...
:17:41
and maintaining authority
is the main purpose of the law.
:17:46
Did they teach you that
in your fine Cambridge college, Harry?
:17:50
I heard it's easier to presume guilt
than to assume innocence.
:17:54
And I think so, too.
:17:56
I'll expect you both to join me...
:17:59
in stamping out the heathen practices
that continue to occur here.