The Bridges of Madison County
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:02:02
-I don't understand it either.
-When did she decide this?

:02:06
Apparently just before her death.
:02:09
-I don't know anybody who gets cremated.
-Lots of people do.

:02:13
Nobody in my family did.
Dad bought plots at Prairie Hills...

:02:17
...one for him, one for Mom.
:02:19
-The will clearly states--
-I don't care what it says.

:02:23
Maybe Mom was delirious. Maybe
she didn't know what she was saying.

:02:28
If she wanted to be cremated, why
the hell did she let Dad buy 2 plots?

:02:32
She was very specific.
:02:34
She wanted her ashes to be thrown off
Roseman Bridge.

:02:38
-What?!
-Bizarre!

:02:40
Mr. Peterson, are you sure
Mom wrote all this?

:02:43
It was notarized and witnessed by
Mrs. Lucy Delaney.

:02:47
-Maybe you could ask her.
-Who the hell is she?

:02:50
I remember her, I just don't--
:02:53
I don't care if it's legal. We're
not cremating her or throwing...

:02:57
...her ashes off some bridge
where we can't visit her...

:03:01
...because she'll be blown all over!
:03:04
-And people driving all over her, dogs--
-We're not doing it.

:03:09
I'm not even sure
it's Christian.

:03:12
Maybe it's an Italian thing.
She was Italian.

:03:15
Doesn't matter!
:03:17
Move on.
:03:19
We can come back to this.
:03:22
Why don't we open the box?
:03:53
Michael, look at these.
:03:58
Have you ever seen these pictures?

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