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Then use your head
instead of your heart.
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And we can make some progress.
:24:05
Are books more important
than people to you?
:24:08
Did I say they were?
:24:10
You never seem to care
about anyone!
:24:13
Can't you at least show a little pity?
:24:20
Perhaps that is the style
of my pity.
:24:25
But pity won't save her from
the fire.
:24:37
I remind all present that they are
bound by their vow of obedience
:24:43
and, on pain of excommunication,
:24:45
to aid the Inquisitor in his
painful struggle against heresy.
:24:50
To sit with me
on this tribunal...
:24:53
and to share the burden
of the verdict...
:24:56
I will require the counsel...
:24:59
of two fellow judges.
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My lord Abbot...
:25:15
and...
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Brother William of Baskerville.