Stigmata
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:56:03
Why am I so sad?
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It smeIIs Iike fIowers in here.
:56:18
Like... jasmine or...
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..rose or something.
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- Can you smeII that?
- Yes, I can.

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- Who wrote that?
- You did.

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- l wrote that?!
- Yes.

:56:49
- Have you heard from Father Andrew?
- No, Eminence.

:56:52
- He hasn't fiIed a report.
- What are these?

:56:55
These are newspaper cIippings
from our office in New York.

:56:59
The first one is from PennsyIvania.
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The others are from New York
and Washington.

:57:04
These are even more damaging.
This one mentions the stigmata.

:57:08
- He isn't defusing the situation.
- ShaII I caII him home?

:57:12
Have him concIude his investigation
and report to me in New York next week.

:57:22
Frankie, can you pIease come over here
and have a Iook at this?

:57:25
I just can't beIieve that none of this
means anything to you.

:57:33
Frankie?
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Frankie, can you pIease...
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Can you pIease Iook at this?
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Sometimes subjects retain fragments
or images that can be transmitted

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subconsciousIy.
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This subject doesn't retain
fragments of images.

:57:59
You don't get it, do you, Father Kiernan?
I don't know what the heII that means!


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