Agnes of God
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It's like hiding from my mother
as a girl.

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-Where did you go?
-No place as wonderful as this.

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Have you ever thought of leaving
the convent for something else?

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No.
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There is nothing else.
Being here at night helps me sleep.

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-You have trouble sleeping?
-I get headaches.

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Mommy did too.
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Oh, but she wasn't stupid.
She knew things nobody else knew.

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What things?
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She knew what was going to happen
to me. So she hid me.

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-How did she know?
-Somebody told her.

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-Who?
-I don't know.

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Agnes.
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You'll laugh.
:39:54
I promise I won't laugh.
Who told her?

:39:58
An angel during one of her headaches.
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-Did she see angels often?
-No.

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-Do you?
-No.

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Do you believe she really saw them?
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-No. But I could never tell her that.
-Why not?

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She'd get angry.
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Agnes, did you love your mother?
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-Yes.
-Did you ever want to be a mother?

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-I could never be a mother.
-Why not?

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I'm not old enough,
and I don't want to have a baby.

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Why not?
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Because I don't want one.
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-If you did, how would you get one?
-From someone who didn't want a baby.

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-Like you?
-No, not like me.

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How would they get one?
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-A mistake.
-Agnes.

:40:49
-Your mother--
-It was a mistake.

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-That's what she said?
-You want me to say she was bad...

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...but she was a saint
:40:58
-You know nothing about sex?
-I'm stupid.


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