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The Atlantic.
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- You know a lot of oceans and seas.
- I know Latin.
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Did you like it?
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Yes, I did like the Atlantic
very much.
:50:14
I used to go to Cape Cod when
I was a little boy, with my parents.
:50:17
I know Cape Cod. It's one
of the New England states.
:50:20
- I don't think Cape Cod is a state.
- It is.
:50:23
And you stood at the edge
and waded in the water?
:50:26
- Will she be back soon, your mother?
- You kicked off your shoes...
:50:30
...rolled up your trousers
and stood at the edge...
:50:32
...of the whole entire
Atlantic Ocean?
:50:35
You look out,
and you keep on looking...
:50:37
...and there keeps on being water,
very flat...
:50:40
...and more water...
:50:42
...and more water,
as far as you can see?
:50:45
- Yes.
- And then what happens at the end...
:50:48
...when you can only see so far,
at the very, very farthest point?
:50:53
- How does it look?
- Well...
:50:56
...the planet curves...
- You see the curve of the planet?
:50:59
You see the horizon.
:51:02
You see the sky...
:51:06
...touching down on the ocean.
- My God, Mr. Gibbs, that's wonderful.
:51:09
You can see that here,
in New Mexico.
:51:13
You can see the sky
out on the horizon...
:51:16
...touching down on the desert.
It's the same.
:51:18
I don't think it's the same one bit.
:51:20
"Desert" is another word
for "wasteland."
:51:22
- What is your mother doing in town?
- Stuff.
:51:25
We washed your shirt.
I ironed your tie.
:51:29
- Would you like it?
- You ironed my tie?
:51:31
I had it on medium heat.
It's a polyester blend.
:51:34
Would you like to put it on?
:51:37
Now?
:51:38
- I don't think so.
- Go ahead, you'll feel better.
:51:58
Now I see.