Saint Ralph
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:05:17
- Mr. Walker.
:05:19
- Here's my late slip.
:05:21
- "Against boredom,
the gods themselves fight in vain. "

:05:25
- You think so?
- Nietzsche does.

:05:29
Independent seat work
for the remainder of the period.

:05:31
Have you read Nietzsche?
- Is he that Chinese guy?

:05:34
- No, he's that philosopher guy.
:05:37
- Was he catholic?
:05:42
Seems odd not to be studying Catholics
in religion class.

:05:45
Besides,
I thought we were having a test.

:05:47
- We're not. Far too sunny out
for testing, wouldn't you agree?

:05:50
I'm hoping Nietzsche
will be better for your brain.

:05:54
- Well, I... suppose so.
:06:04
Ave Maria...
:06:10
- Sorry about your face.
:06:14
- What's wrong with my face?
:06:15
- Nothing.
I meant the cut from baseball.

:06:19
In fact, it's a wonderful face.
:06:23
- Thanks.
:06:25
- It's about time
we went on a date, Collins.

:06:28
- Really... Walker?
:06:31
- Dinner, maybe. Something formal,
but within bike-riding distance.

:06:35
I want our first date
to be memorable.

:06:37
- And I want it to be Good Friday
every day.

:06:40
- Good. Next Friday night.
I'll come by around 7:00.

:06:42
No, make that 7:30, just to give you
some extra time to get ready.

:06:59
- How is it going, my Mr. Walker?
- Mom,


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