:31:02
- When?
- When you go to see him.
:31:06
What I mean is you can't see him
when he's there.
:31:10
When he's in his office.
I've tried. Several times.
:31:14
- When can you see him? Ever?
- Yes, yes...
:31:16
Yes, indeed, you can see him, when...
:31:19
...he isn't there.
:31:21
That is, he'll see you, all right,
:31:23
but only... in his office,
and only when he's not there.
:31:27
The other times, when he's in...
:31:31
...he's not...
:31:33
...there... to be seen.
:31:37
Except when he's out.
:31:39
What the hell
are you talking about, Father?
:31:43
Get your ass in here, Padre.
:31:47
Are you describing
some mystical experience?
:31:50
There are some peculiar things
happening.
:31:53
You haven't had any ecstatic visions,
have you?
:31:56
Didn't see a burning bush, hear voices,
anything like that?
:31:59
- Nothing as extraordinary as that, sir.
- I hope not.
:32:02
We have to keep our supernatural
episodes down to a minimum.
:32:06
- We have a war to win.
- Absolutely, sir.
:32:10
- May I ask where we're going, sir?
- Where we're going?
:32:13
You are going to
Colonel Cathcart's office.
:32:16
- Now?
- That's the general idea, Padre. Now.
:32:21
Is there anything wrong, sir?
Have I done anything?
:32:24
I don't know, Padre. Are you and
Captain Yossarian up to something?
:32:28
- I don't know what you mean.
- Then who does?
:32:30
I don't know, sir.
:32:32
You don't know much about anything,
do you, Father?
:32:35
- No, sir. Sir?
- What is it?
:32:38
It's not necessary to call me Father.
I'm an Anabaptist.
:32:43
Thanks for the correction.
Thanks for setting me straight on that.
:32:46
- I just thought you'd like to know...
- You're a captain, right?
:32:50
- I'm a lieutenant colonel. Correct?
- Yes, sir, it is.
:32:54
Then I guess I can call you anything I
want, unless you have some objections.
:32:59
- Out!
- Thank you, sir.