:10:00
We'll handle all
the funeral arrangements.
:10:03
- God be with you.
- Thank you for eVerything, father.
:10:11
Honey?
:10:29
Excuse me, Jessie?
Jessie Duncan?
:10:32
Yeah?
:10:33
It's Richard,
Richard Wells.
:10:38
Richard?
:10:39
Your wife was an undergraduate
student of mine. It's been years.
:10:42
Actually, Richard, it's--
it's kind of a bad time.
:10:47
I know, I read about it in the paper.
I can't tell you how sorry I am.
:10:50
- Thank you.
- Actually, do you haVe a minute?
:10:53
I'm sorry,
I know this is a terrible time.
:10:55
I don't think so.
Not right now.
:10:56
But belieVe me,
if there was any other way...
:10:58
The truth is, I went
to some trouble to find you.
:11:00
I'd like to help you.
:11:05
Help us?
:11:06
I'm a doctor.
I specialize in fertility.
:11:09
If we could just talk,
it won't take long, I promise you.
:11:12
We can go to a restaurant
right oVer there.
:11:14
Richard: I finished the residency in
ob-gyn, but my real passion is research.
:11:21
- What is it you do, Paul?
- I teach biology.
:11:25
- You do?
- Can you tell us what this is about?
:11:32
Yeah.
:11:34
The truth is,
there is--
:11:38
there's no easy way
to present this to you,
:11:41
so I'm just gonna
come out and say it.
:11:45
My clinic has perfected a procedure
by which a single cell
:11:49
could be used to create
a genetically-identical fetus--
:11:52
a fetus which could be carried to term
and, in effect, be reborn.
:11:58
- Do you mean cloned?
- Yes.
:11:59
Yes. Yes.