1:02:00
Well, she may not remember you.
1:02:03
- Come this way. I'll take you.
- Thank you.
1:02:06
It's right this way.
1:02:10
- Sometimes she seems a bit confused.
- Mm-hmm.
1:02:13
Good morning, Thomas.
Well, here we are.
1:02:16
- This is our arts and crafts room.
- Very nice.
1:02:19
Yeah, we like it.
Here, let's go this way.
1:02:25
Yeah, there's Jessie.
1:02:34
Good morning, Jessie.
1:02:36
- When the hell are you going to get me another book?
- Soon. Soon.
1:02:39
- I brought you a visitor.
- Oh?
1:02:41
I'll leave you two together.
1:02:50
Hello, Jessie.
1:02:52
Hello, hello, hello.
1:02:54
Roses! You remembered.
1:02:57
Do you remember me?
1:03:00
Sit down. Sure, I remember you.
1:03:06
You're still very beautiful.
1:03:08
Thank you, Alex.
1:03:11
I'm Harry. Harry Combes.
1:03:15
These flowers need water.
1:03:18
- I'm Harry, Jessie.
- From the past.
1:03:21
From the old, gray past.
1:03:23
From the bright, jolly past.
1:03:25
I thought maybe you'd forgotten.
1:03:28
We had some sweet times in Paris.
1:03:33
Merci, mademoiselle.
1:03:35
You're not Alex.
1:03:38
I'm Harry Combes from New York.
1:03:40
Oh, yes. The professor.
1:03:42
No, I didn't get that far.
1:03:44
So nice to see you, Jessie.
1:03:47
- I was on my way to Chicago to visit my daughter.
- How's Annie?
1:03:52
She passed away.
1:03:54
Alex?
1:03:57
- Yes, Jessie?
- I have nothing to read.