Leave Her to Heaven
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:17:02
Don't you think somebody
ought to look for Ellen?

:17:04
- What for?
- Well, it's pretty wild country up there.

:17:08
- Perhaps she's lost.
- Ellen knows her way home.

:17:11
I know, but it's been over 12 hours.
Suppose something happened to her.

:17:14
Nothing ever happens to Ellen.
:17:22
Well, I think I'll take a ride
before I turn in.

:17:49
- Are you all right?
Oh, yes, perfectly.

:17:52
I just wanted to be alone for a while.
:17:56
Thank you for coming
to the funeral.

:17:58
- You knew I was there?
- Yes, I saw you as I rode by.

:18:01
I hope you don't think
it was just curiosity.

:18:04
No, I understand.
:18:06
- I'm glad you were there.
- So am I. I'll never forget it.

:18:11
Father used to say it was like riding
across the front lawn of heaven.

:18:16
We made a pact to bring
our ashes here when we died.

:18:20
"If you die first," I told him,
"I'll bring yours here.

:18:23
If I die first, you'll bring mine."
:18:27
Yet, I know now...
:18:29
...people you love don't really die.
:18:40
Can we go now?

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