:06:00
playing around with kids,
smashing people's windows.
:06:03
MAN: A big grown-up man.
HATTIE: And a priest, besides.
:06:05
- Hello.
- Still looking for St. Dominic's.
:06:10
You just wait till I tell Father Fitzgibbon.
:06:12
Look, you keep out of this, will you? Go on.
:06:14
This is between him and me.
:06:16
O'MALLEY: Honestly, I'm sorry
about the window.
:06:18
Yeah, but being sorry don't fix it.
:06:21
O'MALLEY: I intend to pay for it.
MAN: When?
:06:22
Priests never have any money.
:06:24
- That window...
- Now wait a minute, my good man...
:06:27
I said I'd pay for it. I told you I'm sorry.
:06:30
What else can I say after I say I'm sorry?
:06:33
That ain't the idea.
It's the principle of the thing.
:06:35
A priest shouldn't go around
breaking people's windows.
:06:38
It sets a bad example for the children.
:06:40
You got me stymied there. I'm contrite
and I'm penitent. I've told you I'm sorry.
:06:43
- You told me that twice. But that don't...
- That doesn't fix the broken window, I know.
:06:48
I think you're just playing hard
to get along with.
:06:51
Maybe a little security might help?
:06:54
These were given to me.
:06:58
Why don't you keep them until I've made
good? Maybe they'll make you feel better.
:07:02
They're mother of pearl, you see?
:07:04
If that'll satisfy you, I'll run along.
:07:10
Hey, you, here, I got no use for this.
First place, I don't believe in it.
:07:13
As a matter of fact,
I don't believe in anything.
:07:16
- I can believe that.
- I'm an atheist. Besides, I'm superstitious.
:07:19
All right, then, I'm sorry about the window.
I'll have it fixed.
:07:22
Can I have the ball back?
:07:29
You even throw like an atheist.