:58:02
Yeah. Can I go to a Dodger game
before I leave?
:58:05
What do you think? Bet you're hungry.
:58:08
How about a peanut butter
and jelly sandwich?
:58:11
- Yeah!
- Iced tea, Leigh?
:58:14
- Sounds good.
- Then we'll go swimming.
:58:25
I still have no idea how I got to that diner.
I have no memory of it at all.
:58:31
Had you been... drinking?
:58:33
No. I haven't touched a drop in years.
:58:36
I haven't... No.
:58:40
It was different, Leigh.
This was different.
:58:45
I think I'm going crazy.
:58:52
Do you remember that tornado warning
for the next county on Dad's radio?
:58:57
Yes, I remember. Every time
the wind blew you'd get the jitters.
:59:03
I was really scared.
:59:05
I kept looking out the window,
waiting for the funnel cloud to appear.
:59:11
But you weren't scared at all.
Remember? You got me through it.
:59:16
You did.
:59:19
It was like that a lot
when we were growing up.
:59:23
Even though I was older,
I could count on you for strength.
:59:28
- That's not how I remember it.
- That's how it was.
:59:32
You were stronger. Still are.
:59:36
That's why I know you'll come
through this OK, whatever it is.
:59:42
- Oh, Mary.
- What?
:59:44
Your nose is bleeding. Here.
:59:47
Oh, not again.
:59:51
We'd better get this nosebleed thing
checked out. Come on.