:27:00
Are you ready for sleep?
:27:06
Good night, honey.
:27:28
It's my mother, Tom.
:27:30
She's alone and I never
should have left her.
:27:34
At least in New York, I'd been near.
I'd been close to her.
:27:37
I could see about a transfer, Damien.
:27:42
I need reassignment, Tom. I want out
of this job. It's wrong, it's no good.
:27:47
You're the best we've got.
:27:50
Am I really?
:27:54
It's more than psychiatry,
and you know that, Tom.
:27:56
Some of their problems
come down to their faith...
:27:59
...their vocation, the meaning of their lives,
and I can't cut it any more.
:28:08
I need out. I'm unfit.
:28:15
I think I've lost my faith, Tom.
:28:20
Hello?
:28:21
Yes, this is Mrs. MacNeil.
:28:24
Operator, you have got to be kidding!
:28:26
I have been on this line for 20 minutes!
:28:29
Jesus Christ! Can you believe this?
:28:32
He doesn't even call his daughter
on her birthday!
:28:36
Oh, circuits, my ass!
He doesn't give a shit!
:28:38
-Why don't you let me--
-No, I've got it, Sharon. It's all right.
:28:44
Operator, don't tell me there's no answer.
It's the Hotel Excelsior in Rome!
:28:47
Would you try it again, please,
and let it ring?
:28:50
Hello? Yes.
:28:53
No, Operator,
I've given you the number four times!
:28:57
What do you do, take an illiteracy test
to get that job, for Christ's sake?