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:14:04
lt's a loaner. l had no jacket.
:14:06
Right. l guessed.
:14:08
lt's a good look for me, don't you think?
Sort of the Ellis lsland Collection?

:14:12
lt's you.
:14:13
And l don't even know you.
:14:17
l really have to go. l wanted to tell you
that everything is taken care of.

:14:22
We'll deliver the casket to the cemetery.
:14:24
A car'll pick you up at 8:00...
:14:26
...and bring you back to the airport.
:14:28
We've upgraded your ticket to first class.
:14:31
And the ticket is free both ways.
:14:34
That's supposed to make up
for losing my father?

:14:37
We'll also pay your hotel bill.
:14:39
Yes!
:14:43
Well, l'll leave you in your grief.
:14:47
Will anyone else need transportation
to the cemetery?

:14:50
No. l will be the only one there.
:14:53
Oh, how sad.
:14:54
Good, 'cause it's a funeral.
:14:57
Right.
:14:59
'Bye-bye.
:15:02
Miss Andrews...
:15:08
l just wanted to thank you...
:15:10
...not just for the plane and the car,
but for today...

:15:13
...you know, with my father.
:15:15
You were really understanding.
:15:17
lt was the least l could do.
:15:19
Anyway. Good-bye, Mr. Gordon.
:15:22
lt's in there somewhere. There you go.
:15:47
lt's my father.
:15:50
He fought in the war here.
:15:55
These were his buddies.

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