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Justice and St. Jude.
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I am Desmond Doyle...
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father of Evelyn Doyle, who's been held
in your care without my consent.
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l request the return
of my daughter, forthwith.
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Mr. Doyle, you cannot have your daughter.
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ln that case, my solicitor,
Mr. Michael Beattie...
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will present you
with a writ of habeas corpus...
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drafted by my counselor,
Mr. Nicholas Barron.
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Duly presented.
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Duly witnessed.
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Thank you, Sister. That's all we need.
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-So, it went well, then?
-lt went like a dream.
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Desmond remembered all his lines,
and spoke them beautifully.
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Laurence Olivier had better watch out.
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-You didn't attack a nun, then?
-l did not.
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l'm learning the rules of the game.
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-What do we do now?
-We wait.
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No. That's just what they want us to do.
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They'll do nothing for months
and hope that we'll go away.
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Nothing will happen
unless we force their hand.
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l'll give my old friend Hugh Canning a ring.
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Hugh Canning?
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-But he's a sports commentator.
-Mostly, yes.
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But he does a bit of everything.
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May God grant you justice.
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-Take this and run along, girl.
-Thank you, Sister.
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What is it?
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-Eileen, come here.
-What's going on?
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''Desmond Doyle, a painter and decorator
from Fatima Mansions, Dublin...
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''is a loving father who just wants
to spend time with his children...
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''but the powers that be won't let him.
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''Desmond's rosy-cheeked
little daughter, Evelyn....''