1:08:03
No.
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Those little things
that fly around at night...
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in the summer,
when the weather's hot.
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Tiny pinpricks of light,
going on and off,
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darting through the air,
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now in one place,
now in another.
1:08:17
Very beautiful, no?
1:08:19
What is this, "Welcome to
the World of Insects"?
1:08:21
No.
1:08:24
It's called, going back
or delving into the past.
1:08:33
Remember Echo Lake?
1:08:36
How many summers did you
and your family go there?
1:08:40
- How do you know about that?
- I know about a lot of things.
1:08:44
Do you remember the fireflies now?
1:08:50
Yes...
1:08:52
Vaguely.
1:08:55
Yes, I remember them.
1:08:58
You and your big brother would go out
in the backyard at night, wouldn't you?
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Carrying jars with little
holes punched in the top.
1:09:07
What was his name again?
1:09:13
- Franz.
- Franz, right, that's it.
1:09:18
Franz and Isaac.
1:09:22
How many years apart were you?
1:09:26
- Three...
- Right. Three.
1:09:29
Three years apart.
So you and your big brother, Franz,
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who was three years older
than you would go out at night
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to catch fireflies in the backyard.
1:09:38
Your father punched the holes
in the tops of the jars, didn't he?
1:09:42
With a hammer and
an eighth-inch nail.
1:09:45
Tap, tap, tap.
1:09:49
He was a doctor,
your father, wasn't he?
1:09:53
Not a pretend doctor like me,
with my Ph.D. in anthropology
1:09:56
but an honest-to-goodness medical
doctor who actually cures the sick,