:50:03
His kindness.
:50:05
His tolerance.
:50:07
Listen, here's what l think.
:50:10
l think we can't go around...
:50:12
measuring our goodness
by what we don't do.
:50:17
PERE: By what we
deny ourselves...
:50:19
what we resist...
:50:21
and who we exclude.
:50:25
l think we've got
to measure goodness...
:50:28
by what we embrace...
:50:31
what we create...
:50:34
and who we include.
:50:38
[Pipe organ playing]
:50:42
STORYTELLER:
It was certainly not...
:50:44
the most fiery sermon
Pere Henri would everpreach...
:50:49
northe most eloquent.
:50:53
But the parishioners
feIt a newsensation that day.
:50:58
A lightening ofthe spirit.
:51:01
[Accordion music playing]
:51:03
STORYTELLER:A freedom
from the old tranquilite.
:51:34
Whoa! Fantastic!
:51:39
Monsieur le Comte,
try one of these.
:51:42
Thank you.
:51:43
STORYTELLER:
Even the Comte de Reynaud...
:51:45
feIt strangely...
:51:48
released.
:51:55
AIthough, it would take
another six months...
:51:57
before he'd work up the nerve
to ask Caroline out to dinner.