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Description:
While working as a coal merchant to support his
family, he discovers disturbing secrets kept by the local convent — and
uncovers truths of his own — forcing him to confront his past and the complicit
silence of a small Irish town controlled by the Catholic Church.
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Transcription:
Kathleen: Hi, Dad.
Eileen: How exactly am I supposed to do this?
Bill: Hi, girls.
Youngest daughter: Do it right it¡¯d go in.
Kathleen: Am I going through it? This one here.
Eileen: Get out. Just listen to me- Get out now.
Kathleen: Mummy! Mummy please.
Eileen: Stop it.
Kathleen: Daddy!
Please no. No.
Sister Mary: Go on.
Kathleen: Daddy!
Bill: She came up to me. She asked me to get her out.
Kathleen: Please.
Bill: I'm sorry, love.
Kathleen: Please. Please don¡¯t leave me here, take me
home.
Mrs. Wilson: I want you to watch what you say about, about
what's there.
Sister Mary: We can't have people walking in and out whenever
they want.
Eileen: Those nuns have a finger in every pie, Bill. If
you go making a nuisance of yourself now, you might be denying your younger
ones an education.
Sister Mary: Here's a little gift for you. I'm sure
Eileen will appreciate it.
Eileen:Stay on the right side of people.
Bill: What if it was one of ours?
Eileen: They¡¯re not our girls. So what do we have to
answer for?
Bill: Don¡¯t you ever question it?
Sister Mary: The Lord is compassion and love. Slow to
anger and rich in mercy. The love of the Lord is everlasting upon those who
fear Him.
Eileen:If you want to get on in
this life, there are things you have to ignore.
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Questions:
1. What is the context of the conversation, and who
are the individuals involved?
2. What concerns are being raised about the treatment
of the girls mentioned in the dialogue?
3. How does the dialogue reflect the themes of
authority, compassion, and moral responsibility?