:05:01
What I mean is, do you believe in God?
:05:07
Do I believe? Not especially.
:05:11
I was made to pray as a child.
:05:16
With a mother like that,
I always carried a charm.
:05:19
I still do, in my purse.
:05:23
I carry a sort of charm, too. It's plain stone.
:05:30
It's worthless to anyone else,
but it has great meaning to me.
:05:37
I told you, right?
:05:41
The shock of being pardoned
just before execution drove me mad.
:05:46
I picked it up as though in a trance.
:05:51
It's still precious to me.
:05:55
You have it now?
:05:59
May I see it?
:06:15
Can I have it?
:06:19
What? What for?
:06:22
I don't know. I'd just like to have it.
:06:28
I'll trade you my charm for it.
:06:32
A charm swap?
:06:35
I remember I used to do it
with friends as a boy.
:06:58
Let's have tea with Mom.