:48:01
lt's like a different place completely.
There's no civilisation.
:48:05
The stores are closed.
You know, it's so free.
:48:09
lt's an odd feeling for me.
:48:12
l feel l could run down the street
naked and nobody would...
:48:16
(lrmy) lt has a really free feeling.
:48:20
(Kleinman) l've never seen it from
up here, never taken the time to look.
:48:23
lt's so pretty. Some of the stars
are beginning to come up.
:48:27
The fog is just breaking a tiny bit.
:48:30
(lrmy) You see that very bright star
up in that direction?
:48:34
Mm-hm.
:48:35
For all we know, that star could have
disappeared a million years ago,...
:48:39
..and it's taken the light from it
a million years to reach us.
:48:44
So what are you saying?
That star is not there?
:48:47
That it might not be there.
:48:49
Even though l can see it
with my own eyes?
:48:51
That's right.
:48:54
That's a very disquieting thought,
you know.
:48:58
When l see something,
l like to know that it's actually there.
:49:01
Otherwise a person could sit down
in a chair and break his neck.
:49:05
You have to be able to rely on things.
lt's very important.
:49:09
You know who has these thoughts?
Schultz the tailor.
:49:11
He thinks nothing is real at all,...
:49:14
..and that everything exists
only in the dream of a dog.
:49:17
But this is real, isn't it?
:49:20
And beautiful.
Just think about it for a minute.
:49:23
Here we are, we're two strangers,
and we're out in the night, and it's just...
:49:27
..so peaceful and quiet.
:49:30
Suddenly there's a little clearing in the fog
and we can see right out to the stars.
:49:35
Doesn't this moment just seem perfect?
:49:39
Yes, but, you know,
it... it... passes so quickly.
:49:44
Look. Even now the fog
is starting to go back in.
:49:47
Everything's always moving all the time.
:49:50
Everything's constantly in motion,
so it's no wonder that l'm nauseous.
:49:55
My father used to say
''We're all happy if we only knew it.''