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- Her?
- Sergeant Sarah Brown.
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Daddy! I got cider in my ear.
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It is my fault, you know.
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It's not the mission. It's me.
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I can't do the job that has to be done.
I'm a failure.
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I'd be doing the right thing if I resigned
and went back home to Boston.
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Sarah... should you be able
to bend a solid gold watch?
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- Of course not.
- That's what I thought.
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Why do you want to go home?
There aren't any sinners in Boston?
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What have I accomplished here?
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Thousands of depraved characters,
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and after months of hard work
an empty mission!
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Sarah, I'm ashamed of you.
Just because the riffraff of Broadway
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didn't break down that door when they
heard you were in charge of this mission.
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These aren't small-town delinquents
who drink too much on Saturday night.
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You're up against the devil's first-string
troops, a whole army of devil's disciples.
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- Do you take sinners here?
- At any time of the day or night, son.
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Come right in and sit down.
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- Cup of coffee and a doughnut?
- Just coffee, thanks.
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I am not here because I am poor
and hungry... not for food, that is.
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"Blessed are they which do hunger
after righteousness." Is that it?
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Hunger and thirst after righteousness.
Yes, sir. That's it.
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My name's Arvide Abernathy. The young
lady at the desk is Sergeant Sarah Brown.
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To you, we're Brother Arvide
and Sister Sarah. Sit down, son.
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- How do you do?
- Brother Sky. Hello, Sister Sarah.
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- Is that your name? Sky?
- Sky Masterson.