1:18:00
When he comes here, do you ever
talk about the accident?
1:18:06
- Does he ever mention the past?
- No.
1:18:09
Why not?
1:18:10
I try to let him
find his own way through.
1:18:15
I feel he needs that.
1:18:21
Why are you here, Sharon?
1:18:25
I want to know how to help him.
1:18:27
- You are helping him.
- I don't think so.
1:18:31
What makes you think that?
1:18:35
I took him to the cemetery--
1:18:37
The cemetery?
1:18:40
I thought it might help.
1:18:42
He needs to face it.
1:18:46
He will face it, in his time.
1:18:52
He built a wall around that whole day
and that night.
1:18:57
My daughter and my grandson.
1:19:00
He can't help it.
1:19:05
A cemetery. . . .
1:19:08
Do you know how hard it is for me
to go to the cemetery?
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I was just trying to help him
get back to some kind of life.
1:19:17
He was coming back.
1:19:19
Don't you realize how he's
changed these past weeks?
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His apartment, his life?
He fell in love.
1:19:27
Why do you want to rush things? Why
does everybody rush things these days?
1:19:36
I was scared.
1:19:38
Scared of what?
1:19:42
Of losing him.
1:19:45
And I guess that's what I did.
I lost him.
1:19:49
You were just trying to find your way.
1:19:52
What else can we do?
1:19:55
You think I'm always sure about what
I should or shouldn't say to him?