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on the varsity starting
rotation this year.
Why you worry about
something as trivial
as baseball
when you know your future
lies in the priesthood.
There you are, Terry.
Perhaps you can show
your brother around
when he gets to your school.
Gets to my school?
Yes, Terry.
You and your brother
are going to be attending
the same institution.
You want me to give him a tour?
That's a beauty.
I-I don't know if that's
such a good idea, Margaret.
What am I gonna show him?
Oh, I'm catching up, though.
Have a seat, please,
so your sister can say grace.
I'm not hungry.
Yes, you are. It's your
sister's goddamn dinner.
You want me to eat
all my vegetables?
That's enough!
Ah, this is just great.
The Brady Bunch
got nothing on us.
What a sham all this is.
Is anyone here
really happy?
Terry, calm down now, mmm?
You all think I'm dumb.
I'm not dumb. I'm smart.
Smart enough to know
that if I study,
I get a "C,"
if not, I get a "C" minus,
so why bother, huh, Ma?
You and I both know
you could do much better
than a "C"
if you just applied yourself.
It's easier bein' a loser.
Nobody expects anything
out of Terry McKay.
Nobody here gives
or what I want,
and none of you care.
Terry, that's not true.
Oh, it's not?
Then what's
my favorite color?
What's my favorite
baseball team?
Hey, Dad,
how come I didn't wanna
go to camp when I was eight?
Terry, I don't wanna hear it!
It's not about you tonight.
The money pitch.
Come here!
Think you're smart?
That's enough.
Stop it!
[blows landing]
[dog barking]
[Dad]
Damn it!
[engine starts]
[door closes]
[footsteps approaching]
Add one more
to the collection.
You'll have to take on
this wonderful chore
while I'm gone.
I'm so sorry they had
to pull you out of St. Mark's.
It's all right.
I'm actually--
I'm kind of
looking forward to it.
Change is good, right?
Yeah, and you'll do fine.
You'll be so far ahead
you won't have to do
any homework for two years.
There'll be girls.
[sighs]
Yeah.
By tomorrow this should be dry.
Then you hang the hook.
Mm-hmm.
Are you gonna be okay?
Yeah.
Yeah, I'm gonna be fine.
You should go to bed.
Pulling you out
is probably
a temporary thing.
I'll land another job.
I got part-time work
lined up already.
As soon as your sister's
taken care of,
I get back on my feet,
you're back on track
for the seminary.
It is what you want,
isn't it?
I'm not exactly sure
I'm cut out for it.
Since when?
You know, since--
since I've been
doing some thinking
on some of the vows.
Vows? Which ones?
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