:54:02
Let tomorrow bring that it's gonna bring.
:54:08
It's not a crime to doubt yourself, Tom..
:54:16
but it's wonderful that you don't.
:54:20
I can't find the rest.
:54:25
Maybe I should go out
for a couple of minutes.
:54:30
Take a walk or something...
I don't know.
:54:35
To get it all out of my system.
:54:39
Trudge the streets..
:54:42
Listen to the wind as it passes through
the woods up through the valley
:54:47
and all that.
:54:52
You go to sleep, though...
:54:57
You go to sleep
and I will be back very soon.
:55:11
[Narrator] Of course it was all a load of nonsense.
:55:14
If anybody was capable of keeping track
of ideals and reality, he was.
:55:19
After all, it was his job.
Moral issues were his home ground.
:55:26
To think that he might doubt his own purity
was really to think very little of him.
:55:32
Tom was angry.
:55:36
And in the midst of it all,
he discovered why.
:55:40
It was not because of he'd been wrongly accused,
:55:43
but because the charges were true!
:55:48
His anger consisted of a most unpleasant
feeling of being found out!
:55:56
It was all quite a blow to the young philosopher!
:55:59
And realistically enough, he thought
that if the doubt was already present, it could grow.