Snow Falling on Cedars
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:20:03
Of course it is.
:20:06
Can you infer, then...
:20:07
...whether an object was propelled
against the head of the deceased...

:20:11
...or if his head moved against an object...
:20:14
...or would both look the same?
:20:16
The same.
:20:18
If the head struck something narrow
and flat like the gunnel of the boat...

:20:22
...or net roller, a fairlead, could that have--
:20:26
If the head were moving fast enough,
but I don't see how it could be.

:20:30
- Nonetheless, it is possible?
- Anything's possible.

:20:33
Is it fair to say that you don't know
for certain which it was?

:20:36
Didn't I just say--
:20:38
I already said that.
:20:40
But you are certain
that he died by drowning?

:20:43
For the third time, yes.
:20:46
- Can I say something here?
- No. You've been more than helpful.

:20:50
- No further questions.
- The witness may stand down.

:20:53
We'll take our lunch recess now.
Reconvene at 1:30 sharp.

:21:11
How are the kids?
:21:12
They made a snowman
to welcome you home.

:21:16
Wow, that's great.
:21:20
Just a few more days.
:21:22
You look beautiful.
:21:24
I'm not going until you smile.
:21:31
I think it's dangerous with this jury.

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