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Father.
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-Good morning, husband.
-Good morning.
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Good morning, Will.
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Well, this is a hellish place!
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Except it's keeping me from you,
my dears, it isn't so bad.
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It's remarkably like any other place.
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-lt drips!
-Yes. It's too near the river.
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Well, what is it?
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Father, come out!
Swear to the act and come out!
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Is this why they've let you come?
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Yes.
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Meg's under oath to persuade you.
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That was silly, Meg.
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How do you plan to do that?
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Father.
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"God more regards the thoughts
of the heart than the words of the mouth."
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-Well, so you've always told me.
-Yes.
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Then say the words of the oath
and in your heart think otherwise.
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What is an oath then,
but words we say to God?
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Listen, Meg.
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When a man takes an oath, he's holding
his own self in his own hands...
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...Iike water.
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And if he opens his fingers then,
he needn't hope to find himself again.
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Some men aren't capable of this, but I'd be
loathed to think your father one of them.
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-I have another argument.
-Oh, Meg.
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In any state that was half good,
you would be raised up high, not here...
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-...for what you've done already.
-All right.