:29:01
What if l hadn't heard it?
What if no one had heard her?
:29:05
We would have read about it
in the Times, ''Oh, my God.''
:29:07
''They found a dead baby
under the bushes on Carmelina.''
:29:11
''Oh, Mack. l must have run
right by it the other morning.''
:29:15
But that didn't happen. l found her.
:29:18
And maybe l saved her life
just the way maybe Simon saved yours.
:29:24
- What are you saying?
- Something has happened.
:29:27
You can't go back and have it not happen.
Some kind of connection has been made.
:29:31
lt has to be played out. That is why
you can't stay out of Simon's business.
:29:35
lt's like this itch you've gotta scratch.
:29:39
Claire, you're talking
about a lifelong commitment.
:29:43
l won't be dealing with
Simon the rest of my life.
:29:45
How do you know that this man isn't gonna
be your friend until the day that you die?
:29:54
What if these are miracles, Mack?
:29:57
Maybe we don't have any experience with
miracles, so we're slow to recognise them.
:30:02
- l'm getting a terrific headache.
- No, you're not.
:30:05
- l'm not?
- l'll tell you why l reject your headache.
:30:08
- Please.
- Because it's inappropriate.
:30:11
lf l am right
and these events are miracles,...
:30:13
..then it is an inappropriate response to get
a headache in the presence of a miracle.
:30:33
- Wow.
- Yeah.
:30:36
l don't know about you, but l'm thinking
this Mack must be some kind of genius.
:30:42
- Do you believe in fate?
- l believe in luck.
:30:47
- Do you think you should come up?
- Do l think l should come up?
:30:50
What do you think?
:30:52
Well, l think this night has gone
about as well as it possibly could.
:30:57
l don't wanna push our luck.