1:36:03
maybe it would help you
understand.
1:36:06
Uh, a few months ago, Doris was
supposed to act as den mother...
1:36:11
for your 10-year-old daughter
and her Indian Guide group.
1:36:15
And Doris was a little late.
She was hung up at the store,
1:36:19
and she got home
about two hours late.
1:36:22
When she walked into the house, she looked
in the living room, and you know what she saw?
1:36:27
A rather overweight, balding, middle-aged
man with a feather on his head...
1:36:31
sitting cross-legged on the
floor, very gravely and gently...
1:36:35
telling a circle of totally
absorbed girls what it was like...
1:36:38
to be in a World War II
Japanese prison camp.
1:36:44
And she turned around and went
outside and got in her car...
1:36:48
and thanked God for being
married to a man like you.
1:36:57
Are you still there, Harry?
1:37:02
Yeah, well, look. Sometimes married
people get into an emotional straitjacket,
1:37:08
and it's kind of hard for them to express
how they truly feel about each other.
1:37:18
Total honesty
is the key.
1:37:22
Yes, I've known Doris
for 20 years,
1:37:25
and I'm not ashamed to admit that
it's been one of the most intimate,
1:37:27
satisfying experiences
of my life.
1:37:32
My name?
1:37:39
My name is
Father Michael O'Herlihy.
1:37:43
Right. Oh.