:44:00
Yeah.
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No...
:44:04
I didn't like the feeling last night
of waking up
:44:07
and... thinking you weren't there.
:44:12
Let's go to New York.
:44:21
# The way you sip your tea
:44:25
# The memory of all that...
:44:30
# No, no
They can't take that away from me
:44:36
Honey, it is
the most beautiful New York day.
:44:40
Crisp and clear. There are
white, puffy clouds above the city.
:44:44
Maybe like the ones you saw.
:44:46
No, the ones I saw
I could hold in my hand.
:44:49
Watch out!
:44:51
Oh!
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# They can't take that away from me
:45:00
The cataracts act like a curtain
across the window of sight.
:45:04
And if the disease to the retina
:45:06
is reduced or in check, which is
impossible to know at this point,
:45:10
but if that is the case,
using this new procedure,
:45:13
there is a good possibility
we can give you sight.
:45:16
Sounds expensive.
:45:18
Well, there's an opportunity
for all of us here.
:45:21
Not often do we get to restore sight
to someone with extended blindness.
:45:25
I'm sure we can get the lnstitute
to pick up the bill.
:45:28
- I've been through all this before.
- Believe me, I know.
:45:33
But it's nothing as invasive
as what you went through as a child.
:45:37
I mean, uh, 25 years ago,
cataract surgery was in the Dark Ages.
:45:40
We've come a long way since then.
:45:42
And, uh, Dr Goldman here will perform
the surgery. He's one of our best.
:45:48
What if it doesn't work?
:45:50
Well, then you'd be
no worse off than you are now.
:45:55
I mean, basically,
what have you got to lose?