:07:04
Sister George.
:07:23
It worked!
:07:24
Of course it worked. What did you expect?
:07:26
I expect you to run a class,
not a training school for mad bombers.
:07:32
Teaching children to make bombs
is not part of our curriculum, Sister George.
:07:37
My lecture was intended to alert the class...
:07:40
to the dangers
in ordinary household chemicals.
:07:44
I certainly never expected the girls
to use that information to make a bomb.
:07:48
- Who would?
- I would.
:07:50
But then I've had 20 years
in which to familiarize myself...
:07:54
with the Machiavellian workings
of the adolescent mind.
:07:58
And you're relatively new at it.
:08:02
I'm also aware that we lack certain facilities
that you were accustomed to...
:08:06
at your former post,
and that our building is antiquated.
:08:10
Not half as antiquated
as some of the sisters.
:08:14
They are dedicated nuns and teachers...
:08:16
and St. Francis has one of the
highest scholastic standings in the state.
:08:22
When our girls leave here, Sister,
they are educated.
:08:25
They're literate, not educated.
:08:28
There is a difference, Mother.
:08:31
There is a whole world
outside of St. Francis.
:08:35
And these girls should know about it.
:08:39
That's true. But first we must do our job.
:08:43
So in the future, please try to remember...
:08:45
that when you plant a seed
in a mind like Rosabelle's...
:08:49
chances are you will get an explosion,
not a flower.
:08:58
I called you together
because I have very important news for you.