:13:00
Fire!
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NARRATOR:
Chas"s wife Rachael
:13:02
was killedin aplane crash
theprevioussummer.
:13:05
What about Buckley?
:13:06
lt"s too late. You forgot him.
:13:07
Buckley! Buckley!
:13:12
No elevator! There"s afire.
:13:14
Go, go!
:13:16
Go, go, go, go, go!
Go, go, go, go, go!
:13:18
NARRATOR:
Chas and theirtwo sons,
Ari and Uzi
:13:22
were also on the flight
andsurvived
:13:25
as did theirdog
:13:27
who was discoveredin his cage
:13:29
several thousandyards
from the crash site.
:13:39
( clicks )
:13:40
Four minutes, 48 seconds.
:13:42
We"re all dead,
burnt to a crisp.
:13:44
NARRATOR:
Overthelastsixmonths
:13:46
he had becomeincreasingly
concerned with theirsafety.
:13:49
We left Buckley.
:13:51
lt doesn"t matter.
:13:59
NARRATOR:
Etheline became
an archaeologist
:14:01
and had overseen excavations
:14:03
forthe DepartmentofHousing
and the TransitAuthority.
:14:06
Apropos ofmy question
:14:08
regarding l-40
slash l-9 adjustments...
:14:13
um...
:14:14
( clears throat)
:14:15
NARRATOR:
She taughta bridge class
twice a week
:14:18
with herfriend and business
manager, Henry Sherman.
:14:20
( calculatorclicking )
:14:24
ltwould probably be
advantageous
:14:27
foryour marital status
:14:29
to be legally established
as single
:14:31
in light ofthe circumstances.
:14:33
What do you mean?
:14:34
l mean for tax purposes.
:14:36
But l thought...
:14:37
-Etheline...
-Yes?
:14:39
Will you marry me?
:14:42
l...
:14:44
l loveyou, uh...
:14:45
Did you already know that?
:14:47
No, l didn"t.
:14:50
Since herseparation
from herhusband
:14:52
she had had manysuitors...