:10:00
Fact of the matter is Mother
just doesn't like New Mexico.
:10:03
Since this is my first visit, I don't see
how you can say such a thing.
:10:08
It's true just the same.
:10:10
Father and I used to come here
every spring, year after year.
:10:13
And occasionally Ruth came along,
but never Mother.
:10:16
Too bad Mr. Berent didn't come along
this time. I've been told I resemble him.
:10:20
- Who told you that, Mr. Harland?
- I did.
:10:23
Louise, don't you think so?
:10:25
Well, yes, now that you mention it.
:10:28
- Glen?
- Well, in a way.
:10:30
In every way.
:10:32
I noticed it the minute I saw him
in the club car.
:10:35
His face, his voice, his manner.
It's uncanny.
:10:40
Well, I must admit
you've aroused my curiosity.
:10:42
If I should get an opportunity
to meet your father...
:10:45
That's hardly likely, Mr. Harland.
:10:47
- My husband...
- We've come for my father's funeral.
:10:54
My goodness, there is a resemblance.
:10:57
Why, a most decided resemblance.
:11:01
Tell me, what did they mean
about coming here for the funeral?
:11:04
Oh, that was rather
a figure of speech.
:11:06
As a matter of fact, Professor Berent
died some time ago in the East...
:11:09
...and his body was cremated.
They brought the ashes here.
:11:12
They're having the ceremony
in the morning.
:11:14
- Where?
- High up in the mountains...
:11:17
...sort of a plateau.
A favorite spot of his.
:11:20
He used to go there a lot with Ellen.
:11:23
Well, now, if you'll excuse me,
I'll see if the children have gone to bed.