Jude Page #2

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All right.

I can do it.

Jude.

You,ll learn more

than they can ever teach you.

I,m sure this is the last thing

you want to hear,

Since when did you stop

believing in them?

No!

Sue:
DearestJude,

He is teaching

at a new school,

and I am studying

at a training college.

The rules here

are strict beyond belief,

and our visiting hours

are limited,

but I,d love

to see you again.

Your hands are rough,

Jude.

What,s wrong?

We,re lookin,

for somewhere to stay.

Don,t take children.

We,re lookin,

for somewhere to stay.

No. I,m sorry. No room.

Thank you. Thank you.

I love this place...

even though I know it looks down

on people like me.

The self taught,

too determined.

Takes 2 or 3 generations

to do what I tried to do in one.

Do you believe in God?

You think so? Yes.

Ha ha ha ha.

Ha ha ha ha ha.

How many times have you

missed a church service in your life?

Why?

What are you reading

at the moment?

Ha ha ha ha ha.

What do you

want with me?

Come home.

You don,t know

my badness.

Yes, I do.

You make me

hate Christianity and God

and whatever

has reduced you to this state.

It,s right

that I suffer.

It,s wrong...

that a woman

like you

should give up

her mind,

degrade herself

like this

Don,t talk to me

like that!

I,m sorry.

Come home.

No, I can,t.

It,s all rightJude. I know what

to do. We,ll talk in the morning.

Write to Arabella.

Ask her to take you back.

No. How can you, Sue?

You love me.

You love me, Sue.

Say it, Sue.

Say it.

Say it. Say it.

Not for me.

How are you?

All right.

You look well.

Do I?

I won't stop trying.

I promised you that.

Jude...

Do you love me?

You,ve always known.

Sue, come with me.

No Jude.

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