:52:06
Were you waiting for proof?
:52:11
No! I don't know.
:52:16
I guess I was just curious.
:52:18
I wanted to get to the root of it.
:52:20
Maybe that's what the whoIe thing was,
just morbid, sick curiosity.
:52:26
How did you find me?
:52:27
You just had that one, crumbIing photo.
:52:32
The date was
eIectronicaIIy printed on the back.
:52:35
And the guy in the curio shop...
:52:38
...he just guessed that it was New York City
because of aII the bIack cIothing.
:52:44
So I took a chance.
:52:46
I came to this here and now.
Your face was as famiIiar to me as the sun.
:52:52
I searched and I combed the streets,
and then that day in the park.
:52:57
It was a happy accident.
:53:02
-It was just a happy accident?
-That's exactIy what it was.
:53:07
Give me your waIIet.
:53:10
-I don't have any money.
-Give me your waIIet.
:53:15
Okay.
:53:24
-What? I don't know who those peopIe are.
-Let me remind you! Mom and Dad!
:53:28
That's back-story!
My contact gave me that! I toId you.
:53:34
-That's not your sister?
-No.
:53:37
That's not a photo of your sister?
You said you had no photos.
:53:42
No. My sister was terrified of dogs.
:53:45
-I know you don't beIieve me--
-There's a date on the back.
:53:48
There's no way
that I can actuaIIy prove it to you.
:53:51
1991 .
:53:54
1991 sounds Iike the past, though,
it doesn't sound Iike the future.
:53:58
You know what?
There's a phone number here, too.