:14:05
- I'll die if I don't get chosen.
- Of course you'll get chosen.
:14:09
And so will I. After all,
the qualifications are so elementary.
:14:13
B average, good social attitude,
reasonable hygiene habits.
:14:17
That takes care of me. I got a D average.
:14:20
Reverend Mother says my attitude stinks,
and I'm a slob.
:14:23
- Nobody's perfect.
- Hey, we'll be late for class.
:14:26
Who wants to go
to a stinking rally anyways?
:14:29
You're only saying that
because you're not going.
:14:31
Shrivel up.
:14:33
- And you're not going either.
- I'm straight A's, three years running.
:14:38
- Grabs you, don't it?
- Not terribly.
:14:41
Grades only count for so much.
:14:43
You don't get points for blowing up the lab,
except from Sister George.
:14:49
Bye.
:14:53
- I think I hate her.
- So why should you be an exception?
:15:02
No chance, right?
:15:03
About as much as a snowball in...
Hello, Sister George.
:15:08
What's our local mafia up to today?
:15:10
- We were just talking about the rally.
- And how great it would be if we're chosen.
:15:14
It's going to be a memorable experience,
and one that we'll cherish forever.
:15:18
You don't have to do a snow job on me.
:15:23
You know, I'm the one who suggested
going to the rally to Mother.
:15:28
And I have the scars to prove it.
:15:32
You don't happen to know
if we were chosen, do you?
:15:37
That's classified information.
:15:40
- But you know whether or not you qualify.
- That's the trouble.
:15:44
You don't suppose Reverend Mother would
break down and reconsider so we could go?
:15:49
Right now, Mother wouldn't give
either one of you a free pass to a disaster.
:15:54
Isn't there anything we can do?
:15:58
You might try praying.