:30:01
We're gonna have a proper
church do when I get out.
:30:05
Hmm, let's hope you're released
before the child is born.
:30:10
Yes, sir.
:30:12
See you don't misplace
my trust, Betts.
:30:15
-- Yes, sir. Thank you, sir.
-- Right, out you go.
:30:18
About turn, quick march.
Move it, Betts.
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Registry office.
:30:26
Archer? In.
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Name and number.
:30:35
4721, Archer, sir.
:30:38
Ahh, Archer.
:30:41
Still vegetarian, are we?
:30:43
-- Yes, sir.
-- And still barefoot?
:30:46
Yes, sir.
:30:47
Well, we have every respect for
others' sincere beliefs here.
:30:51
And at a little expense we have
procured plastic boots for you.
:30:56
-- Do you appreciate that?
-- Yes, sir.
:30:58
No objection to plastic?
:31:01
-- No, sir.
-- Good.
:31:03
I hope the co--operation
will be reciprocated. Indeed.
:31:10
Have you read The Life
of St. Francis of Assisi?
:31:14
No, sir. Though I'm sure
it's a most engrossing epistle.
:31:19
It is.
:31:21
The son of a wealthy man,
he converted to Christianity,
:31:25
to commit himself
to the life of the Gospel.
:31:28
You should read it.
:31:30
I wanted to mention access
to literature to you, sir.
:31:35
You see, I'm finding myself...
:31:39
strongly drawn to Mecca, sir.
:31:42
Very strongly indeed.
:31:46
Mecca, Archer?!
:31:47
Yes, sir. It's...something
stirring within me, sir.
:31:51
I'm sure you understand
what I mean, sir?
:31:54
Archer, you will see
the chaplain tomorrow.
:31:57
I'm an atheist, sir. It's on my
record. Atheist and vegetarian.