1:09:25
April 20th, 1918.
Dear Tristan ...
1:09:30
lt has been months now
and still no word.
1:09:34
l know you're alive. We had
a tattered parcel from New Guinea.
1:09:41
lt was covered with strange writing.
lnside was a native bracelet
1:09:47
Meant for me, l presume ...
Perhaps not
1:09:53
Do you still care to know
whatis happening here?
1:09:56
Cattle prices continue to fall.
The winter seems never- ending.
1:10:05
Why don't you write?
1:10:09
Are you never coming back,
and afraid to tell me?
1:10:16
Alfred continues to do well.
1:10:19
His business has expanded
to Chicago and Washington.
1:10:27
He wants to send lsabel Two
to school. but she won't leave.
1:10:33
l think she too
is waiting for you.
1:10:36
l have nowhere to send this letter.
1:10:40
And l have no reason to believe
you wish to receive it
1:10:50
l write it only for myself.
1:10:54
l'll hide it away with all the other
things left undone between us.