All language subtitles for liceweelice

- Now at the
hour of our death, Amen.

- I'll get you!

- I'll get in, Mrs. Tredoni.

- Hi, Tom.

- Good to see you!

- Mama said you wanted to see me.

- Oh, did she now?

Now, why would I wanna see you?

- You know.

- Now, did you make a good confession.

- Oh, yes, Father.

Do you have a present for me?

- Of course I do, in the dining room.

Did you find it?

- Where?

- Here, here, some of Mrs.
Tredoni's delicious cookies.

Sit down, sit down.

- Are you sure this is my present?

- I am, Alice, why don't you sit down?

- No thanks, Father.

I have to go to the bathroom.

- What's wrong, sweetheart, go ahead.

You know where it is.

- Oh, you nasty child!

Out of my kitchen!

- Take that thing off your face!

Who said you could go wandering around?

I thought you had to go to the bathroom.

I'm sorry, Mrs. Trendoni.

You probably frightened her half to death.

Now go inside and sit down
and try to act like a lady!

Tom, I'm sorry.

- It's all right, I'm sure
she didn't mean any harm.

Karen, open your present!

We all wanna see what it is.

- Oh, it's beautiful!

- Belonged to my mother.

- Oh, Tom, you shouldn't have!

What if she loses it?

- Who else would I give it to, Kate?

- I love you, Father
Tom, I really love you!

- I know you'll take good care of it.

- Oh, it's just lovely!

- Mommy, Mommy!

- Alice?

Alice?

- Mommy, Mommy, Mommy!

- What is it?

What'd she do to you now?

Are you all right?

- She took it,
she's going to break it!

I had it all wrapped up, and she took it!

- What did she take?

- She took my doll,
the doll Daddy sent me,

she's going to break it, I know she is!

- No, she won't, I promise
you, she won't break it.

Honey, I have to get to
Seller's before they close.

You want me to get your dress, don't you?

- Yes.

- Okay.

- Alice!

Alice!

Alice!

Alice!

Alice, where are you?

Mommy says you're to come
home right this instant!

And give me my doll back.

Where are you?

Why are you running away from me?

- Didn't I tell
you never to follow me?

- Where's my doll?

No, no, let me out!

Let me out, no!

Let me out, let me out!

- If you tell Mommy about this,

you're never gonna see that
doll again, now go home!

- Where's your sister?

- She's coming, Mom, my dress!

- Where have you been going, Alice?

Don't think you can keep things from me,

you're not going to get away with this!

- Why should you care
where I go, I'm not Karen!

- I want the table set immediately.

I don't like this new habit of yours,

disappearing when you're
told to do something.

You're old enough to know better.

Sometimes, I think you don't care

about anybody but yourself.

- She's ruining my veil!

Make her take it off!

- Take your sister's veil off!

- Make her take it off, Mommy!

- Alice!

- Take your own veil!

I don't want this stupid
thing thing anyway!

- Alice, what's wrong with you?

What's gotten into you?

I don't understand you!

- It's ruined!

- All right.

See, nothing happened to it.

Oh, you look beautiful!

Go look.

You're gonna be the prettiest girl there.

Wait till Father Tom sees you.

♪ Fish gotta swim, birds gotta fly ♪

♪ I've gotta love one man till I die ♪

♪ Can't help lovin' that man of mine ♪

- Are Mama's little babies hungry?

Well, Mama is.

There.

Look what Mama has.

There, hmm.

♪ Tell me I'm crazy or maybe I know ♪

♪ Can't help loving that man of mine ♪

Psst, where are you going?

- None of your business, fatso.

- Yeah, I'm not feeling well!

Stores don't deliver on Sunday!

Won't you have to go to
the store for me, please?

That little bitch!

♪ Blood of my savior ♪

♪ Sanctify my breast ♪

♪ Body of Christ be ♪

♪ Thou my saving guest ♪

- Move over!

♪ Blood of my savior ♪

- Where's Alice?

- I don't know.

- Angela, go find Alice.

Take your coat with you!

- It is not necessary,

I was just out there, and she's not there!

- Oh, where can she be?

- I don't know.

- All right, girls, let's get ready now.

♪ Strength and protection ♪

- Straighten up now,
all your veils straight?

- Psst!

- One, two, three, one, two, three.

One, two, three, one, two,
three, one, two, three.

♪ Hear and shelter me ♪

♪ Deep in my wounds ♪

- Alice.

What's she doing?

She's got no business up there!

For God's sake, go get her!

- Oh my God, where's Angela?

- What is going on, look out!

- Please be calm, there's
nothing to worry about!

Keep calm, everyone, please!

- Oh my God!

- Where were you?

- I wanted Communion, Mommy,

Father wouldn't give me the host!

- Help me find Karen.

- Let me go to her!
- No, no!

- Let me go, please!

- Where did you get that veil?

- I found it on the floor when I came in.

- Where is she?

- I was gonna give it to her.

No, I don't want to!

- What is the matter with you, come on!

Please, stop!

- Catherine!

- Let go of me!

- She's dead!

- Let go!

- She's dead!

Karen's dead, she's dead!

Karen's dead!

- Father,
Father, what's happening?

- No,

no!

No!

- We're ready, Mrs. Spages.

As I call out your names,

kindly take your places
in the assigned cars.

Mrs. Falco and Andrea.

Mrs. Grassi and Mrs. Bruno.

- 10-4, Brennan.

- The fat one didn't show up.

- Did you find out where the girl was?

- Her mother says
she was helping the nuns.

- Did you talk to any of them?

- No, not yet.

Who's that?

- The father.

- Well, at least he managed to get here

before they put her in the ground.

- Annie, please, not now!

I'm so glad you're here.

- What are they, separated?

- He's remarried.

- I don't wanna rush you,

but mass begins at nine.

- Hi, Ally.

- Ally, sit on the fold-up,
make room for your father.

- I want to stay where I am.

- Please do what you're told!

- Annie, please, there is plenty of room.

- No problem, I can sit on the fold-up.

- Never mind, I'll sit in the second car.

- There's room up here, Annie.

- Move over.

- What?

- I said move over!

- I want you to find out
exactly where that girl was,

and I'd like to talk to
that Alfonse character

before they get back from the grave.

Let's go!

- It's such a tragedy!

We're not even safe in the church anymore!

That darling little Ally,

she's takin' it so well!

Your husband and I were just sayin'

what a great help she's
been to her mother.

Hey, and you make sure you tell Catherine

that she must call me at
once if she needs anything.

- Thank you, there's
nothing anyone can do.

I'll be staying here with my sister

for as long as she needs me.

Angela, stop eating,
haven't you had enough?

Jim, help me clean up this
mess, you don't need that drink.

- I've made arrangements to stay in town

for the next few days.

I'll be here if you need me.

- Don't you have to go home?

- You don't have to stay,
I'll be here for a while.

- Annie, you're only 10 minutes away,

and Jim and the children need you.

- Catherine, please!

Jim wants me to be here.

My Angela can take care
of everything at home,

isn't that right, Jim?

- Beg your pardon?

- Angela can take care
of everything at home!

- Of course, dear, yes.

- Okay, I, uh,

I know this is a bad time to bring it up,

but there's some things
we have to talk about.

This is no ordinary situation.

- I know.

I just don't know where to start.

- Is it necessary to have the conversation

in front of the children?

- Goddammit, Annie,
the child was murdered!

Or don't you understand what that means?

Ask the kids to leave, there's
some things I'd like to know.

- Listen, there's an
awful lot of cake left.

It's a shame to let it go to waste.

Alice, would you bring
this down to Mr. Alphonso

and thank him for the lovely flowers.

- Angela, Robert, go with her!

Don't disappear, keep the noise down!

- I heard everyone leave.

It's all over, huh?

Well, you die and they
put you in the ground.

It's over.

Such a shame.

Such a pretty girl, too.

Too bad she was the one
to end up in the box.

- My mother thought you
could use some cake, fatty.

- Thank your mother for me.

Such a lovely lady.

God always takes the pretty ones.

- Wow, is he fat!

- He scares me!

- Eh,

that ugly bastard doesn't scare me.

- Come on, Alice, let's get out of here

before my mother hears you.

- Robert, don't follow us.

- I told you, we
don't want you with us!

- What the hell's
the matter with you people?

- You have no idea
what I'm talking about.

- Whatchu trying to say?

- Alice was the
last one in that church.

- So what's that supposed to mean?

- What do you think
that's supposed to mean?

- Stop it, I
won't listen to this again!

- You saw the photographers at the church.

The police do investigate
a murder, you know?

- I still don't understand
what that has to do with Alice.

- Everyone knew she was
the last one in the church.

They want to talk to her,

they think she may have seen someone.

What if the police find
out about the veil?

- What veil?

Jim, what's she talking about?

- She had Karen's veil in her pocket.

- Oh, for Christ's sake, she
probably found it on the floor.

I'm sure you didn't even
ask her where she got it.

- Annie, why'd you have to start this?

I think you've gone too far.

- Shut up, I know what I'm doing.

- I have an appointment
with Detective Brennan.

- Take the elevator to the third floor.

Make a left, his name's on the door.

- It's open, come in.

What?

Sorry about your daughter.

I guess you've got a lotta questions.

- Yeah, you're right, I was, uh,

I was hopin' you could tell me something.

- As a matter of fact,

my partner's out in
your neighborhood next.

- Is, uh, anything being done

to protect Catherine and my daughter?

- What makes you think
you need protection?

- I don't know, I,

I couldn't imagine anyone killing Karen.

- People do crazy things.

Mr. Spages, um, do you
mind if I talk to Alice?

- Where's that gonna get you?

- Alice was the last one
to go into the church.

She might've seen something, uh,

something she knows nothing about,

but might set us in the right direction.

For example, uh, the veil.

Exactly where did she find that veil?

- Ray.

- Listen, about the veil,

it's obvious to me that Alice
came in after the murder.

I spoke with her, she said she found it

on the floor when she came in.

Karen must've, must've dropped
it during the struggle.

- Mr. Sparges, how did Alice
know it was Karen's veil?

They're all alike, they all
come from the same store.

- Alice never said it was Karen's veil.

Everyone just assumed it
was, and the name is Spages.

- According to your sister-in-law,

Alice said it was Karen's veil.

- Oh, she's always jumpin' to conclusions,

especially where Alice is concerned.

- Well, your wife didn't
disagree with her.

- My wife's been under
a little strain lately.

- Does your sister-in-law
dislike your daughter?

- It's probably more accurate

to say she doesn't like me.

- Come on, you really think
she dislikes you enough to,

uh, implicate your daughter in a murder?

- I don't like where this is leading.

You, you can just forget
about talking to Alice.

- I spoke to the principal.

She's made a repeated request

that the kid see a psychiatrist,

and for some reason, the
requests have been ignored.

Here, here's the records,
see for yourself.

- This kid's nuts!

- St. Michael's Rectory.

- Father Tom, please.

- I'm sorry, he's having lunch right now.

- Well, he's expecting
my call, it's very important.

- I'm sorry, but Father don't like

to be disturbed at mealtimes.

- Tell him it's Dominic Spages.

- Well, if you leave your number,

I'll have him call you back.

- Look, dammit--

- Don't raise your voice to me!

I don't care who it is, I'm
just following the rules.

- Look, it's very important
I speak to Father Tom!

- Well, if I gave in

every time someone told me that,

he'd never eat a meal
without interruption.

- That's okay, Mrs. Tredoni.

I'm sorry, Dom, I-I told
her to put you through

when you called, but
I, I guess she forgot.

Where are you?

- I'm at the police station.

- Did they mention
anything about the school?

- No, what about the school?

- Well, they came and
took Alice's records away.

I, I couldn't stop 'em.

- You know, I don't
believe those bastards.

Do you know what they're trying to do?

- Now take it easy, I know
Brennan, he's not that kinda guy!

- Yeah, well, uh, now he
wants to talk to Alice.

- I wanna talk to you
alone for a few minutes.

I've got some things to tell
ya, and I haven't had a chance.

I'll be going out for a
couple of hours, Mrs. Tredoni.

- Are yo.
coming home for supper, Father?

I,.

I knew that was going to happen,
and that is precisely why

I don't like to interrupt
him at mealtimes.

There's a good reason for everyone.

- Alice, put that knife down.

That's too heavy, be careful!

What did I tell you?

- Don't hit me, don't hit me,

don't hit me, I didn't mean it!

- I'm not going to hit you!

Stay still, when have I ever hit you?

What you need is a few good smacks!

- You liar, you were, too!

- Alice don't move, you're
walking on the glass.

Don't move!

- She called me a liar,
now I am going to hit her!

- Annie, get the dustpan!

- You see, she was gonna
hit me, it was an accident!

- Stay still before you cut yourself.

- Look at this mess, I
just finished cleaning.

I told her to be careful,
she never listens to me!

- It was an accident, Annie!

She didn't mean it, tell
your aunt you didn't mean it.

- It's always an accident--

- She hates me, I didn't do it on purpose!

- I told her it was too heavy,

and she goes right ahead
and does it anyway.

This is why she should be back in school!

- I'm not going back to
school, I'm never going back!

I wanna stay with you!

- You belong in school!

Your mother doesn't
need you here, I'm here!

- Does too, she does too!

I'm never going back, I won't go!

- Annie, why must you keep insisting

on this school business?

- With all the trouble she's been in,

she can't afford to miss a single day.

- What trouble?

I spoke to Father Tom,

and we agreed that Monday is soon enough.

- Not Monday, Mommy, please!

- Have it your way, Catherine,

but the child belongs in school!

- This is my house, you
won't be here forever!

I can't wait till you're gone!

- I forbid you to talk
to your aunt that way!

- She makes me so nervous,

I do everything wrong when she's around!

- But you don't mean what you're saying!

Aunt Annie loves you.

She only does things for your own good!

If you'd listen to her, you
wouldn't have dropped the milk.

- Why is she always right?

- Catherine!

- You always take her side!

- That's enough.

Aunt Annie is very
generous to stay with us,

and I don't wanna hear any
more about not going to school.

I know that you miss Karen, so do I,

but we both have to get
back to our usual lives.

- Don't you need me here?

- Of course I need you,
and you can help me,

but you can't stay out of school!

Would you take the rent check
down to Mr. Alphoso for me?

Don't take too long, love,
your daddy will be here soon.

- Move over!

- Alice,

thank you.

- Did you find the cross?

- No, I'm sure
it was lost at the church.

- Well, Alice doesn't have it.

I've been through her things.

- Annie, why did you do that?

I told you I would ask her,
why don't you trust her?

- I know how important
that cross is to you, Kate.

I think Alice knows where it is.

- I know you're there, Alice.

You can come in.

I won't bite you.

- How did you know it was me?

I have the rent check.

I was gonna slide it under the door.

Where do you want me to put it?

There's so much junk
around this filthy place!

I bet you never clean it.

It smells like cat's piss.

My aunt says you should be
reported to the Board of Health.

What's the matter, fatty?

Stuck in a chair?

- You don't like your aunt, do you?

- I don't like you.

- You know why you don't like us?

Your aunt and I are two
very perceptive people.

We know what you did at the church.

I can't wait to tell your
father all I know about you.

- What the hell do you know?

- Come on, the check!

Dammit, look what you've
done to this check!

- Let me go!

- Where are you going?

You're not in a rush, are you?

I know what you have downstairs.

- You've been snooping through my things!

- Your things, they're not your things!

Karen will come for them.

The dead have ways, the
dead don't rest easy.

- You better let me out.

I'll scream.

I'll scream and my mother
will call the police!

- The police
were already here today,

and if they come back,
I'll take 'em downstairs.

- You can't if my daddy's here!

I'll kill your cat!

You pushed up against me once
before, you disgusting slob!

You'll never do that again!

- You killed
him, you killed my cat!

You killed my baby,
Alice, you little bitch!

I'll get even with you!

- If things were so bad at school,

Catherine should've
been the first to know.

I don't understand why
you let it go on so long!

- It wasn't that serious until recently.

Anyway, they weren't really sure

exactly what should be blamed on Alice.

She has a knack of making
things look like accidents.

Thought I could handle it myself,

I used to talk a lot with her,

but lately, she's set up a barrier.

♪ Oh, give me something
to remember you by ♪

♪ When you are far away from me, yes ♪

♪ A little something
meaning love cannot die ♪

♪ No matter where you chance to be ♪

♪ So I'll pray for you ♪

♪ Night and day for you ♪

♪ It will get me through ♪

♪ Like a charm till your returning ♪

♪ So give me something
to remember you by ♪

- Alice!

- Annie, Annie!

- No, Alice!

- What's going on here, Alice?

Alice, Alice is killing Annie!

- Annie, Annie!

Someone, help me please!

Help me!

Help me, please, someone help me!

Tom, Tom!

- All right, what happened?

- Someone attacked her in the hall!

- All right, okay, I got you.

Did somebody call the police?

- I don't know!

- Where's Jim, where's Jim, Jim!

- Tell the police I'm taking
her to St. Michael's Hospital.

- Dom, find Alice, make sure you find her.

- I didn't steal it, I
was saving it for you,

Karen, you can have it!

Oh, Daddy, Daddy, Daddy!

- It's all right, baby, it's okay.

It's all right.

- I saw Karen!

- I will, shh!

- I saw Karen!

- I know how you feel--

- Daddy, I never remembered to tell--

- I know you didn't, I know, shh!

- I know it was Karen, Daddy,

'cause she wants her doll.

- Dr. Shino,
383, Dr. Shino, 383.

- Mm-hmm, okay, bye.

- She all right?

- Yes.

She's just so frightened.

Tom, what am I gonna do?

Everything's happening so fast.

Dom said whoever did it
frightened her half to death.

- Where was she?

- She was in the basement.

Who's doing this to me?

Haven't I had enough?

Alphonso told the police it was Alice.

They're on their way here.

- Did he see her?

- Of course not, how could he?

He's only repeating what
he heard Annie scream.

Don't you see, people believe
what they wanna believe!

- Well, what's important is

what the police will think about this.

- Well, they don't know her!

No one knows her like I do.

What if Annie tells 'em what she told me?

- Well, you'll just have to
wait and see what happens.

- What are you saying?

She was hysterical, she
didn't even know me!

Annie would never say something like that

if she were herself!

- Catherine, there's Detective Spina.

- Tom, talk to him.

Let me go to Annie,

just give me a minute, please, please!

- Catherine!

- Annie?

Annie?

Annie, I wanna talk to you.

I wanna talk to you, Annie.

I know you won't do this to me.

You didn't realize what you were saying.

How could you, you were so upset!

Don't turn away like that.

What is the matter with you?

Have you gone crazy?

Am I some kind of stranger?

Please, Annie, please!

I will never forgive you
if you do this to me!

Never, never!

- Excuse me, Father,
can I get through here?

How are you, Mrs. Lorenze?

I won't keep you long.

You know I have to talk to you.

I want you to tell me
everything that happened.

- Where's Jim, I want Jimmy!

- Leave her alone, I'm her sister.

I was there, and I can tell
you anything you wanna know.

- I'm sure you can, Mrs. Spages,

and I'm very interested

in hearing everything you have to say,

but right now, I wanna be alone

with your sister for a while.

Uh, Father, you think you and Mrs. Spages

could leave the room for a minute?

I'll be right with you.

- Annie?

- Oh, Jimmy!

- Annie?

Hey, Annie!

What happened?

- Jim, oh, Jimmy!

- Annie, I was so worried!

Somebody called and said
somebody tried to kill you!

- Oh, they cut through me, it was awful!

She stabbed and stabbed my legs!

- Who, Annie, who?

- Annie, don't!

- She tried to kill me!

Oh my God, I don't believe
it, I don't believe it!

- Annie, shut up!

- Kate, for Christ's sake, let her talk!

All right, what's going on here?

- She's like my own,
I love her, Catherine!

- You hate her!

You should've knew I was
pregnant when I got married!

- That's not true!

I love Alice!

May God strike me dead if I'm lying!

- Honey, don't, don't!

Do you realize what you're saying?

- It was Alice, it was Alice!

- Liar!

Liar, you're all liars!

- I'm not lying, I'm not lying!

- You wanna believe it was her!

Why not Angela?

She wasn't in the church!

See, you see!

Don't you see what they're trying to do?

- This is Detective Mike Spina.

I wanna be connected with the
Paterson Police Department.

- Now remember, Alice,

I want you say no to every card.

I want you to lie.

Is it the six?

- No.

- Four?

- No.

- That was the six, wasn't it?

- Yes.

- Yes, now we know it's working.

Now let's get to these
questions, shall we, Alice?

Now, uh, do you intend

to answer truthfully to every question?

Please, answer yes or no.

- Yes.

- Do you know for sure
who stabbed your aunt?

- No.

- Did you stab you aunt?

- No.

- During your entire life,

did you deliberately hurt
someone who trusted you?

During your entire life,

did you deliberately hurt
someone who trusted you?

- I put Debbie's coat in the toilet,

if that's what you mean, but I didn't lie!

I told the sister I did it.

- Please, Alice, answer yes or no.

- Yes.

- In the suitcase found in the basement

were a white dress and
a mask, are they yours?

- Yes.

- Are you deliberately
withholding any information

regarding the attack on your aunt?

- No.

- Do you know who stabbed your aunt?

- No!

- Do you know who stabbed your aunt?

- Yes, it was Karen, I
told 'em it was Karen,

but no one believed me!

It was Karen!

- All right, Alice, thank you.

- They're finished.

The matron will take
you back to my office,

and I'll give you the test results there.

- What about Alice?

- I'll bring her back with me.

Will you give me Alice's coat?

- What do you need that for?

- You'll get it back.

Thank you.

Well?

- I don't know what to tell ya!

- Well, for Christ's sake,
did she fail or didn't she?

- Technically, I guess she failed.

- What do you mean, technically?

- I asked her if she knew
who stabbed her aunt.

She lied, she said no,
so I asked her again.

She said it was her sister.

- But her sister's dead!

- Yeah, but she wasn't lying,
so what do you want from me?

It's obvious the kid is off the wall!

- I wanna book her, if not for the murder,

for the stabbing of her aunt.

We'll let the psychiatrist
give us some answers.

- She is a weird little girl.

Did you notice her tits?

When I went to put the tube around her,

she looked up at me like she
wanted me to feel her up.

- Hey, the little bitch
is dumpin' your machine!

- Hey, hey, hey, hey, stop that!

Damn you, stop that!

- In the name of the Father,

and the Son and the Holy Ghost, Amen.

Bless us, oh Lord, for these, thy gifts,

which we are about to
receive from thy bounty

through Christ, our Lord, Amen.

In the name of the Father,

and the Son, and the Holy Ghost, Amen.

- Why couldn't I stay upstairs?

You know I'm not feeling well!

- Because I can't be running up and down.

- And, and tell the children to stay out!

- What children?

You know there's no children in the house!

You want me to feed you, or
you can manage by yourself?

- I'm not dead yet!

- Then eat!

- Where's my wine?

- I have only two hands, Monsignor.

Father's not coming to lunch.

- You, uh, sure you don't wanna
come to the shelter with us?

- No, I don't think that'd be a good idea.

She only needs the two of you now.

Look, come inside, I'll get
you the information you want.

- Oh, that must be Tom now!

- And everything is ice cold!

- Cold, no, tell him not to worry.

She's a good woman.

- What are you talking about?

You don't make sense!

You didn't each your lunch.

- I want my cake now!

- I'll help you.

- Now this is only the
order sheet for the coats.

I'll, I'll call the Mother Superior

and tell her you're on your way.

She has the complete
lists of all the names

and addresses of those who purchased one.

- Angela has one, doesn't she?

- Why Angela, what are you groping for?

- Well, Alice said she saw
Karen wear those coats.

It's obvious she saw
someone, maybe it was Angela.

- You realize you're doing to Angela

what you think Annie is doing to Alice.

- Well, if it wasn't her,

whoever it was might be on this list.

- Dom,

if this lead doesn't work out,

how long will you stay
around and play detective?

- I don't know, Tom.

I have to stay until the killer is found.

- What about Julia?

- I can't answer that right now.

Hey, thanks for the car,
I'll drop it off tomorrow.

- Subject Alice Spages,
12 years, one month.

Normal physical development.

Subject represses hostilities

toward her mother and estranged father.

- What do ya want?

- Strong indications of
a schizoid personality.

Subject is capable of
extremely violent action.

Come in!

- Dr. Whitman, Mr. And
Mrs. Spages are here.

- Yes.

Sit down.

I, uh, I had a session
with Alice this morning,

and I thought perhaps I should talk to you

before you see her.

- Is anything wrong?

- Well, it's far too soon
to be making judgments.

As understaffed as we are here,

we try to give the children as
much time as they would have

in a private practice.

I've diagnosed hundreds of
cases exactly like Alice,

but to eliminate any possibility of error,

one tries to

suspend judgment until one can observe

as much as you possibly can.

- Dr. Whitman, I, uh,
I think you should know

that my attorney is doing
everything he possibly can

to get Alice back home with her mother.

- That's exactly what I
wanted to warn you against.

I don't think you should encourage Alice

to believe that she would
be coming home soon.

Perhaps being at home with her mother

is not the best thing.

- What does that mean?

- Be prepared for hostility from Alice.

It's only natural that she would think

that you were responsible
for her predicament.

You might say that, like all of us,

she blames others for her troubles.

- She is here because of
a lot of other people.

- Alice has many deep-seeded problems.

- But she is not a murderer.

- Alice needs psychological help.

- Well, in that case, I assume
you would have no objection

to our using our own psychiatrist.

- Not at all.

Would you take the Spages

down to the playground please, Phyllis?

Let me remind you to be candid

about the issue of coming home.

Be assured, she will get the
best possible treatment here.

Oh, Mrs. Spages,

why did Alice conceal from you

the fact that she's begun menstruating?

Parents so often don't know their children

as well as they presume.

- Ally,

how you doin', honey?

- Fine.

- Did you sleep all right?

How's your room?

- Why'd you bring the suitcase?

Aren't you taking me home?

- Not until the doctor says you're ready.

- We met Dr. Whitman,
what did you think of her?

She said you had a nice
talk, what'd you talk about?

- A lot of things.

- Like what, Ally?

- I told her Aunt Annie
lies and that you let her.

- That's not true!

- You're just like Aunt
Annie and that slob Alphonso.

You wanna keep me here.

- Alice, now you're hurting your mother.

I don't want you to talk like that.

Now, listen, I don't want you to worry.

I'm going to find out the truth.

- How can you, you have
to go home to your wife!

- Honey, I promise, I intend to stay

until I find out who was
in the hall with your aunt!

Come on.

- I don't wanna stay here.

Why can't I go home?

- You heard the
judge, you have to stay

until the medical tests are completed.

- Medical tests, she's a psychiatrist.

Everyone thinks I'm crazy
'cause I said it was Karen,

and you don't believe me either!

- Can you understand that there

are two different reasons why you're here?

One is because you were in the basement

when your aunt was attacked.

- But I didn't do it!

- I know you didn't do it,

and I'm going to find out who did.

- I saw Karen!

- Look, many times we think we see things,

and later we realize we were wrong,

but sometimes, it's
important to find out why.

- Dr. Whitman wants you to sign

a release form for medication.

- What does she need that for?

- Stay here, I'll
see what it's about.

- Would you like to show me your room

and I can help you put your things away?

- I don't want to.

- I packed your heavy robe

just in case.
- I don't need it.

- I didn't put you here, Alice!

What's wrong with you?

Why won't you talk to me, I'm your mother!

- I have nothing to talk about.

- Well, you had plenty
to say to Dr. Whitman!

Why didn't you tell me
you had your period?

- Why doesn't everybody
just leave me alone?

- Leave you alone?

Don't you know that I love you,

you're on my mind every minute?

- Take this, you know it's not mine.

- I thought maybe you might want it now.

- Well, I don't, I don't
play with dolls anymore.

- I'm sorry, I guess I just
keep forgetting how old you are.

I'll be back tomorrow.

Is there anything you want from home?

- No, just leave me alone.

- Don't take this out on me, Alice.

I am trying.

- Mommy, no, don't go!

- Hey, why can't you see that
it makes just as much sense

that Angela could be guilty?

- Dom, you're wrong.

You're looking for
something that isn't there.

- Her name's on the coat list.

- Look how small Karen's coat is.

It's a size seven, Angela's
would be at least a 14,

and how could Alice
confuse the two of them?

- It was dark.

She was so scared, she
didn't even recognize me.

- Dom, I don't know.

- Hey, what do you mean, you don't know?

You said yourself no one
knew where Angela was.

- Hello?

Hello?

I think it was Annie.

What does she expect me to do,

forgive her and pretend
nothing has happened?

- I think you should talk to her.

- Oh, well, I will when
she admits that she lied.

- Why antagonize her,
it can only hurt Alice.

- I can't.

- Sure, you can.

- I can't, I just can't deal with it.

- Hello, Ann?

She hung up.

I'm sorry.

I shouldn't have asked you to.

We'll do it without her.

I'll make everything all right.

- Can you?

Can you?

Hello?

- Hello, Catherine, it's Julia.

- Oh.

- Oh, I hope
I'm not disturbing you.

I've been trying to find Dom.

Is he there?

- Yes, he's here.

It's your wife.

- Julia, what's wrong?

- I thought
you were going to call?

Is everything all right?

- How can it be?

- Why are you so annoyed?

- I'm sorry, I, I didn't mean to snap.

What's the matter?

- Nothing, it's just
that I'm kind of lonely.

- Look, I, I can't talk
right now, I'll, uh,

I'll call you there tonight, all right?

- Are you sure nothing is wrong?

I miss you, can't wait till you get back.

Do you love me?

Do you love me?

- Yes, I love you.

I'll call you there tonight.

Bye.

- Alice was right.

Don't play detective, go home.

Dom?

I wanted it as much as you did.

It was nice to be held.

- You know you're even more beautiful now?

- That's nice.

We both are, Dom.

- I guess you're right.

- Dom, don't you think you should go back?

It's not fair.

- I can't.

- Oh, Mr. Spages, I was
just ringing your room.

You've got a call.

Why don't you take it from here?

- Thank you.

- You bet.

- Hello?

- Oh, Dom!

- Who is this?

- Angela.

- Angela, what's wrong?

- I ran away, I'm hiding.

Honey, I can't hear you, you're
gonna have to speak louder.

- I've got Karen's cross,

and Mommy won't let me give it to you!

- Listen, uh, let me meet you somewhere,

and we can talk about it, okay?

- Will you tell?

- Now, you know better than that.

Has Uncle Dom ever done
anything to hurt you?

- No.

- All right, I'm leaving right now.

Where are you?

- I'm at, I'm
near the Ivanhoe Building.

- All right, I'll be there in 15 minutes.

Angela, now stop crying, honey.

There's nothing to be afraid of.

Angela, wait!

Angela?

You don't have to be afraid of me.

Angela, what were you doing to me?

You, you can't--

- You filthy pig, you and that whore!

God wants you punished!

We are protection against
the screams of the devil!

Father belongs to the church!

That's mine, mine, that cross is mine!

It's mine, mine, mine!

Mine, mine, mine, mine!

Thrust into hell, Satan
and the other evil spirits

who roam this earth,
seeking the real souls!

- All right, let's settle down now.

Don't keep Father waiting.

In the pews.

- Hello, boys and girls.

- Hello, Father.

- Today is your last
confession as a group,

so I want you to think very carefully

what you're going to say,

but remember, you don't have to tell me

everything you've done since last Sunday.

After all, we don't want Sister

to miss her lunch.

Uh,

and please remember Karen in your prayers.

Is someone in here?

- Bless me Father, for I have sinned.

- We're only hearing
the children this morning.

- Bless me Father, for I have sinned.

Please Father, I need confession!

Father, please!

Please hear me, Father, I'm troubled!

- I have time.

- I, I, uh, I lost my temper.

I got angry with the Monsignor, and uh,

I neglected my morning prayers!

- This can't be the reason

you wanted confession this morning.

- Oh, no, Father, there is something.

- Yes?

I know you, you're a good woman.

It can't be as bad as you think.

- I, I, I lose patience
with the Monsignor.

Sometimes I wish Father,
oh, I can remember

when everyone respected him so much.

- I understand, it's not easy

to see someone you love suffer.

- No, you don't understand!

Sometimes, I think that
it would even be better

if God,

oh, it is a sin to think such thoughts!

- No, it's not a sin.

You've devoted so much of yourself to us,

it's only natural that you should want God

to spare us from pain.

- Yes, Father.

- You have great faith.

It's because of this that
you can look forward to death

as a resolution.

- Yes, Father.

- Now, there's no greater reward

than to spend eternity with our Lord.

- Yes, Father.

- I only wish you'd come
to me sooner about this.

- Oh, so am I, Father.

- There's no need to
come to confession for this.

When you're upset, come and see me, I,

I'm your confessor, but
I'm, I'm also your friend.

- Thank you, Father.

- I'm sorry to bother you, Mrs. Tredoni.

- Father's not here.

- Well, I'm looking for Mr. Spages.

I knew he had to drop Tom's car off.

- I didn't see him.

I'm very sorry, I'm cooking supper.

You'll have to excuse me.

- Dom was supposed to
pick me up this morning,

and I haven't heard from him.

I thought maybe he was with Tom.

Well, could I wait for a little while?

- Suit yourself.

Maybe he won't be back so soon.

- Do you think maybe there could be

something wrong with the phone?

I tried to call several times this morning

and there was no answer.

- I was out.

You can turn on the lights.

There is some magazines.

- Thank you.

- I made you some coffee.

- Oh, thank you.

- It's in the kitchen.

- Sit down.

- This is really very nice of you.

I didn't mean to put you to any trouble.

- No trouble.

- Aren't you gonna have any?

- I make it a rule not to
have a coffee after breakfast.

- I know this is silly of me.

I really should go home.

I don't know why I'm so worried, I,

I just can't imagine where he could be.

- Maybe you were afraid
that God would send

St. Michael to take
another of your loved ones.

When St. Michael took my little girl,

I only thought of how cruel God was.

- Mrs. Tredoni, I'm sorry.

I never knew you had a little girl.

- God took her from me the
day of her First Communion.

Don't you see?

He waited until then to teach me

that children pay for the
sins of their parents,

and then I was sent here
to look after Father,

not you!

- Mrs. Tredoni!

- It's Tom.

Tom?

Tom?

- Catherine, what
are you doing here?

I've been looking for you all afternoon.

- Where's Dom?

- There's been an accident.

- Dom?

Oh, God, no!

No!

- The left humerus is fractured.

Left clavicle is fractured.

Contusions and abrasions of the thorax.

Have you heard from his wife yet?

- No, not yet.

- Did he give any indication

that he knew something, anything?

- Last time I saw him, I got him a list

of the families that bought school coats.

He was convinced that Alice

had confused Karen with somebody else.

Because of Annie's attitude,
he suspected his niece, Angela.

- We never did find out where that kid was

at the time of murder.

- Brennan, yeah.

- You won't believe this,

I found a cross lodged in his throat.

It had to have been worn by the killer.

It wasn't forced down his
throat, he bit down on it.

There are teeth marks all over it.

- See if it
matches the description

of the one belonging to Karen Spages.

- The train's gonna be at
least a half an hour late.

- What'll I do about Alice?

- Let's go get her.

There's no need to stay here.

- I'm not gonna tell her just yet.

She's been without a
father for a long time.

I'm afraid to take him
away from her so soon.

- You're wrong, I
think you should tell her.

- I've lost control of my life, Tom!

I, I can't.

- Death does this to people.

- Well, haven't I had more than my share?

- There's no such thing
as a share, Catherine.

- I'm frightened.

Maybe I should leave her
here, at least she's safe.

- Don't be ridiculous, Kate.

She needs you now.

Police will watch you both,

I promise you have nothing to fear.

- For how long?

What happens if they
don't find the murderer?

- Alice is waiting.

- Where's Daddy?

- He had to go back.

- How come?

- Let's go home, we'll
talk about it later.

- He didn't even say goodbye.

- Please don't feel that way.

He kept his promise to you.

It's because of him you're coming home.

- Father,

her rosary!

Are you to be summoned again?

- Who's there?

Who's there?

- Detective Unit 31 to Headquarters.

- Go ahead, 31.

- I'll be 10-15 for five minutes.

- 10-4, 31.

- What were you doing in there?

- Just saying hello to Mr. Alphonso.

- I'm glad you did that.

That was a nice thing to do.

Alice,

let's stop by at Aunt
Annie's at the way to mass.

Everything's gonna be okay.

- Hey, you little bitch!

♪ Three little fishes
and a mama fish, too ♪

♪ Swam back over the dam ♪

♪ Down in the meadow
in an itty bitty pool ♪

♪ Swam little fishies
and a mama fish, too ♪

♪ Swim, said the mama
fishie, swim if you can ♪

♪ And they swam and they
swam right over the dam ♪

♪ Boop boop dit-tem dat-tem what-tem chu ♪

♪ Boop boop dit-tem dat-tem what-tem chu ♪

♪ And they swam and they
swam all over the dam ♪

- She's inside, Father Pat's watching her.

- Let's go!
- Wait a minute!

- She's too close to Catherine and Alice.

If she sees you, there's
no telling what she'll do.

Now, it's almost time for communion.

Come with me into the sacristy.

When she comes up to
receive, I know I can get her

to come with Father Pat and me.

- What if she doesn't come--

- Look, I know her, she'll come!

She hasn't missed.

- I wanna have a marksman in the balcony.

- Not in my church!

I can handle her, she
wouldn't do anything to me.

- Okay, Father, we'll play it your way,

but my men will be covering all the exits.

- Mm, nothing'll happen, she'll come.

- Let's go, Father.

- Bait her.

Faster!

Please come with me, Mrs. Tredoni.

- I want communion, Father.

- I'm sorry, Mrs. Tredoni.

I can't give it to you now.

I promised the police

you'd come with Father Pat and me.

- But you give it that whore!