:19:01
But when she's behind
on her homework. . .
:19:04
. . .she comes straight home.
:19:09
So her grandmother would've
assumed that she came home?
:19:15
We always let Ginny. . . .
:19:18
Yes.
:19:22
Excuse me.
:19:24
-Pastor Holcomb's on his way over.
-Thank you.
:19:27
Would you mind not smoking
in the house, please?
:19:29
Sorry.
:19:35
lt isn't possible.
:19:39
There can't be such a devil.
:19:42
There are such devils.
:19:53
l want to see my daughter.
:19:55
l don't think that's
a good idea, Mr. Larsen.
:20:00
l know what l'm saying
might sound cruel. . .
:20:04
. . .but l think it's better
if you don't go to your Ginny now.
:20:07
Why would it be better for me
not to see my daughter?
:20:12
Why would that be better?!
:20:19
Because we hardly dared
to look ourselves.
:20:28
You can go to your
Ginny tomorrow evening.
:20:35
Then there won't be
anything that's. . . .
:20:38
-What?
-She'll look like she fell asleep.
:20:41
Believe me.
:20:48
Who did this?
:20:51
We intend to find out, Mrs. Larsen.
:20:54
Do you promise me that you will?