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Damn him!
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- Thanks.
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- You're wasting energy -
sit down.
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- Father Hibbert, when did you get here?
- Just now.
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You think I'd miss the greatest upset
in Boston Marathon history? Sit.
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- What about Father Fitzpatrick?
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- Yes, well, we'll worry about him later.
Are you ready?
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- Mostly.
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- Do you have faith you can win?
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- I do.
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But I'm still not pure,
and I can't pray.
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- Well, if you promise not to take
the lead until at least half way,
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I can solve you purity problem.
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- How?
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- Do you promise?
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- Yes...
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And I mean it this time.
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- Ahem... All right.
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All I have to do is hear you confession,
then I can absolve you of your sins.
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And guess who's pure?
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- Father Hibbert,
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why didn't I think of that
earlier?
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I could have been sinning
all along.
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- That's not exactly
in the spirit of reconciliation.
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Shall we do it now?
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- No, let's wait
until the last moment possible.
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Who knows what sins of thought
might go through my head.
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But there's still praying.
I can't do it.
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- For myself,
in times of greatest stress,
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I've always been able to pray.
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Don't worry about it.
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Most marathoners will tell you,
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around Mile 20,
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they start praying
for any kind of help they can get.
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I've heard there was
a secret chord
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That David played
that pleased the Lord
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You don't really care for music