Bless you my child
I would like to know the meaning of " Bless you my child, for you have sinned"
I wonder why she said "Gotcha"
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The white-haired lady is doing the tempting by offering junk food to the priest. The priest gives in to the temptation. As if to answer the first woman's question, he grants absolution to the white-haired lady, indicating that he is blameless and that she has committed a sin in tempting him.
- The white-haired lady is doing the tempting by offering junk food to the priest.
- The priest gives in to the temptation.
- As if to answer the first woman's question, he grants absolution to the white-haired lady, indicating that he is blameless and that she has committed a sin in tempting him.
- Her "gotcha" is eye dialect for "got you", "I got you", meaning "I understand you".
- She acknowledges his demonstration as an answer to her question.
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The white-haired lady is doing the tempting by offering junk food to the priest. The priest gives in to the temptation. As if to answer the first woman's question, he grants absolution to the white-haired lady, indicating that he is blameless and that she has committed a sin in tempting him. Her "gotcha" is eye dialect for "got you", "I got you", meaning "I understand you". She acknowledges hi
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