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You coming or not?
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- All right, I'll get her to you right away.
- Appreciate it.
3
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- Hi.
- Hi.
4
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iDr. Klyczynski to ER, stat./i
iDr. Klyczynski to ER, stat./i
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- Hi, excuse me.
- Yeah, just a minute, okay?
6
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- Fill this out for me and wait over there.
- No, I'm... I'm Dr. Forster.
7
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I was told to report here.
8
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You'll be covering 22 patients
on rounds today, this floor and the next.
9
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- Twenty-two?
- Quiet morning.
10
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If you get into trouble, beep me,
but don't make it a habit.
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The med students
will help you out with scutwork.
12
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What's he doing here?
I ordered an MRI, stat.
13
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- Transport said about four hours.
- He could be dead in four hours.
14
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Never mind. Dr. Forster, MRI.
15
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- A right, two lefts, elevator to two.
- Okay.
16
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Follow the signs.
Hustle back here for rounds.
17
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Dr. Kly...
18
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- Are you taking me somewhere?
- I certainly hope so, sir.
19
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- How are you feeling today?
- Am..? Am I gonna make it?
20
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Yes. Absolutely.
21
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Alex!
22
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I made my famous spinach pie.
The trailer's nice and toasty.
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I can't.
24
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Look, it's really cold out here.
Don't get sick on me or anything.
25
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I never get sick.
26
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So I heard you bought a house,
and apparently I'm the last one to know.
27
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I thought I mentioned that.
28
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Wait.
29
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Where?
30
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Outside of town.
Up the shore a little bit.
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Up the shore? There's no houses...
32
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Oh, God. You don't mean that thing
with the stilts and the..?
33
00:05:03,084 -- 00:05:06,153
- You all right?
- Yeah. Are you crazy?
34
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Why would you take that house, Alex?
35
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It's made of glass. There's no privacy.
36
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Mona?
37
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Get yourself some boots.
38
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Hey, Gonzalez!
39
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- Four-thirty.
- You lost?
40
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- Yeah.
- Takes a while to get your bearings.
41
00:05:30,762 -- 00:05:33,642
- I'm Madhvi.
- Kate Forster. Hi.
42
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Oh, wrong floor.
Where'd you do your residency?
43
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Just a little community hospital
up on the North Shore.
44
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iDear new tenant,/i
iwelcome to your new home./i
45
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iAs the previous tenant, let me say.../i
46
00:06:04,032 -- 00:06:06,734
i... I hope you'll like living here/i
ias much as I did./i
47
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iI filed the change of address/i
iwith the post office.../i
48
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i... but you know/i
iwhat a crapshoot that can be./i
49
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iSo if anything slips through, would you/i
ido me a favor and forward my mail?/i
50
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iI'd appreciate it./i
iMy new address is below./i
51
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iThanks in advance. P.S.:/i
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"Sorry about the paw prints by the front
door. They were there when I moved in.
53
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Same with the box in the attic."
54
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Paw prints?
What the hell is she talking about?
55
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Hey, baby girl. Hi. Hi. Hey.
56
00:07:02,551 -- 00:07:04,478
Fix the light.
57
00:07:05,407 -- 00:07:07,366
Get dog food, huh?
58
00:07:08,327 -- 00:07:10,108
Get human food.
59
00:07:36,219 -- 00:07:39,164
Hey. Hey.
60
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Hey, come here.
61
00:07:54,036 -- 00:07:57,745
Sixty degrees on Valentine's Day.
Can't be Chicago.
62
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The TV says it's global warming.
63
00:08:00,273 -- 00:08:03,769
The icebergs start melting,
water covers the Earth.
64
00:08:03,958 -- 00:08:06,409
Thank God we won't live to see it.
65
00:08:07,707 -- 00:08:09,026
What's this?
66
00:08:09,766 -- 00:08:11,578
That's nothing.
It's one of your father's.
67
00:08:11,763 -- 00:08:14,924
- Dostoyevsky?
- Oh, yeah.
68
00:08:15,233 -- 00:08:21,068
It's about a guy who breaks the neck
of a poor woman with an axe...
69
00:08:21,255 -- 00:08:24,752
...and, so far, keeps wandering
around regretting it.
70
00:08:27,827 -- 00:08:29,179
This is good.
71
00:08:29,365 -- 00:08:32,497
- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah. It's really good.
72
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I'll meet you there.
73
00:08:34,740 -- 00:08:35,997
What are you thinking?
74
00:08:36,459 -- 00:08:37,748
My folks are coming into town.
75
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Nothing.
76
00:08:39,687 -- 00:08:43,583
When your father passed away,
it was hard. It still is hard.
77
00:08:43,742 -- 00:08:48,286
Holding his books,
I feel like he's with me somehow.
78
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Knowing that he was once
on the same pages...
79
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...reading the same words.
80
00:08:58,025 -- 00:09:01,336
Oh, my God!
Somebody call an ambulance!
81
00:09:01,989 -- 00:09:03,518
We need an ambulance at Daley Plaza.
82
00:09:03,741 -- 00:09:06,440
A man has been struck by a bus.
Get an EMT crew here. Sir...
83
00:09:06,626 -- 00:09:08,343
Get out the street.
Get on the sidewalk.
84
00:09:08,531 -- 00:09:10,186
- On the sidewalk. Off the street.
- Sir?
85
00:09:10,375 -- 00:09:12,699
Get on the sidewalk!
Get on the sidewalk!
86
00:09:12,863 -- 00:09:15,900
I'd like to get the foundation
on number 17 dug today.
87
00:09:16,455 -- 00:09:19,001
Look, I know you're
kind of new around here, kid.
88
00:09:19,190 -- 00:09:20,689
What?
89
00:09:20,881 -- 00:09:23,761
I can't get to 17 until
at least next week.
90
00:09:23,954 -- 00:09:26,706
Come on, Mulhern.
That's bullshit and you know it.
91
00:09:26,899 -- 00:09:29,016
Take Clemens and Rodriguez
off of roofing.
92
00:09:29,205 -- 00:09:31,656
Jorge can run the backhoe
they're not using on 14...
93
00:09:31,879 -- 00:09:33,869
...and grab four or five
of those other guys...
94
00:09:34,060 -- 00:09:36,176
...who are doing nothing
on seven and 10.
95
00:09:36,364 -- 00:09:39,673
Paulie, Carlos, Frank, Danny,
and what's-his-name, the tall guy?
96
00:09:39,865 -- 00:09:42,158
- Rafael.
- Rafael.
97
00:09:42,353 -- 00:09:44,930
- Let's go.
- Okay.
98
00:09:45,119 -- 00:09:46,522
- Ready?
- Yeah.
99
00:09:46,717 -- 00:09:48,862
- Well, I need it to 10 and 11.
- Hey!
100
00:09:52,184 -- 00:09:54,824
iHousekeeping ER/i
ito the Suture Room, please./i
101
00:09:55,011 -- 00:09:58,224
iHousekeeping ER to the Suture Room./i
102
00:10:00,939 -- 00:10:03,390
- Hey.
- Hi.
103
00:10:03,581 -- 00:10:06,189
I heard about Daley Plaza.
104
00:10:06,991 -- 00:10:09,441
EMT said you fought hard for the guy.
105
00:10:09,876 -- 00:10:12,580
Yeah. Really knocked myself out.
106
00:10:13,195 -- 00:10:16,935
iKate, I'm going to tell you/i
iwhat I tell every young doctor./i
107
00:10:17,129 -- 00:10:19,882
iHopefully, you'll be the first to listen./i
108
00:10:20,568 -- 00:10:25,323
iOn your day off, get as far away/i
ifrom this place as you can./i
109
00:10:25,515 -- 00:10:30,394
iGo someplace where you feel/i
imost like yourself./i
110
00:11:20,929 -- 00:11:22,888
iDear Ms. Forster:/i
111
00:11:23,081 -- 00:11:24,306
iI got your note.../i
112
00:11:24,495 -- 00:11:27,501
i... and I'm afraid there must be/i
isome kind of misunderstanding./i
113
00:11:27,690 -- 00:11:31,312
iAs far as I know, the lake house/i
ihas been empty for several years./i
114
00:11:31,528 -- 00:11:34,776
iMaybe your note was intended for/i
ithe Sandburg house down the shore.../i
115
00:11:34,970 -- 00:11:38,186
"...since no one has lived
in this house for years.
116
00:11:39,118 -- 00:11:41,996
But I'm curious about the paw prints."
117
00:11:47,382 -- 00:11:50,261
iDear Mr. Wyler, I'm very familiar/i
iwith the Sandburg cottage.../i
118
00:11:50,454 -- 00:11:52,776
i... and I can guarantee/i
iI never lived there./i
119
00:11:52,971 -- 00:11:56,440
iI'm old-fashioned, but I don't think a/i
icottage should be over 6000 square feet./i
120
00:11:56,627 -- 00:11:58,439
iSo let me try again./i
121
00:11:58,624 -- 00:12:01,537
iI used to live at the lake house,/i
ithen I moved./i
122
00:12:01,728 -- 00:12:05,067
iNow I live at 1620 North Racine/i
iin Chicago./i
123
00:12:05,290 -- 00:12:08,077
iI'd appreciate it if you would/i
iforward my mail if you get any./i
124
00:12:08,270 -- 00:12:11,738
iOh, by the way, it's 2006./i
125
00:12:11,926 -- 00:12:14,312
iHas been all year, ask anyone./i
126
00:12:14,536 -- 00:12:16,808
2006?
127
00:12:17,334 -- 00:12:19,480
What does she mean, 2006?
128
00:12:20,098 -- 00:12:21,910
God.
129
00:12:22,157 -- 00:12:23,065
Oh, God.
130
00:12:25,964 -- 00:12:27,954
- Good morning, Mr. Wyler.
- Morning, Mr. Wyler.
131
00:12:28,146 -- 00:12:29,518
- Morning, sir.
- Morning, morning.
132
00:12:29,743 -- 00:12:31,367
Hello, Mr. Wyler.
133
00:12:31,833 -- 00:12:33,642
Mr. Wyler.
134
00:12:34,380 -- 00:12:36,099
Sir.
135
00:12:38,190 -- 00:12:41,104
Well, obviously,
I derived my inspiration...
136
00:12:41,295 -- 00:12:44,267
...for the metaphor
of the fugue, the loop...
137
00:12:45,961 -- 00:12:47,491
Yeah.
138
00:13:05,745 -- 00:13:08,783
- Two hours of that shit. You kidding me?
- What are you talking about?
139
00:13:08,972 -- 00:13:13,141
- He didn't say a word.
- Sadistic, bitter, bitter old man.
140
00:13:13,365 -- 00:13:16,065
I think you're being
a little overdramatic.
141
00:13:19,600 -- 00:13:21,256
Where are you going?
142
00:13:29,368 -- 00:13:31,516
Man, I love that place.
143
00:13:51,180 -- 00:13:53,790
I can't believe that thing's
still running.
144
00:13:56,555 -- 00:13:58,052
Yep.
145
00:13:59,289 -- 00:14:00,578
You look like shit.
146
00:14:01,347 -- 00:14:03,003
I missed you too.
147
00:14:20,332 -- 00:14:22,386
Hey, forget about him.
148
00:14:26,508 -- 00:14:28,370
- Condos.
- Riviera Estates.
149
00:14:28,595 -- 00:14:30,219
- You're joking.
- I don't believe this.
150
00:14:30,437 -- 00:14:32,094
I come back after four years...
151
00:14:32,312 -- 00:14:34,030
...and I get this in front of me.
- What?
152
00:14:34,217 -- 00:14:36,176
My brother thinking
he's Frank Lloyd Whatever.
153
00:14:36,369 -- 00:14:38,178
- Oh, come on.
- Dad keeps you hostage...
154
00:14:38,363 -- 00:14:40,845
...in that little
mythmaking factory of his...
155
00:14:41,067 -- 00:14:44,137
...while you haven't built so much as
a phone booth or a hamster cage.
156
00:14:44,294 -- 00:14:45,856
That's funny you say that, actually.
157
00:14:46,045 -- 00:14:48,861
I have a hamster cage in mind.
A development of them, actually.
158
00:14:49,055 -- 00:14:51,967
Prefab, no foundations.
What do you think about that?
159
00:14:52,158 -- 00:14:55,101
See, that's what I'm talking about.
You have vision.
160
00:14:56,122 -- 00:14:57,745
Speaking of which...
161
00:14:57,965 -- 00:15:00,969
...I'd like you to know
I bought a house.
162
00:15:01,127 -- 00:15:03,024
- Where?
- On the lake.
163
00:15:03,400 -- 00:15:05,213
A lake house.
So you are making some money.
164
00:15:05,366 -- 00:15:07,661
Well, it's a dump.
Been abandoned for years, but...
165
00:15:07,857 -- 00:15:09,938
So you got an abandoned,
haunted lake hou...
166
00:15:10,127 -- 00:15:11,562
That's as good a reason as any...
167
00:15:11,788 -- 00:15:14,332
...for selling out and joining
the flabby-developers' guild.
168
00:15:14,552 -- 00:15:17,653
- How about this? I even got a dog.
- You got a dog?
169
00:15:18,760 -- 00:15:23,149
He just showed up at the house
from out of nowhere.
170
00:15:34,243 -- 00:15:36,726
- What are we doing here?
- I have to deliver a letter.
171
00:15:36,917 -- 00:15:41,000
It should be here.
1620 North Racine.
172
00:15:44,073 -- 00:15:45,602
But...
173
00:15:46,838 -- 00:15:47,970
...there's nothing here.
174
00:15:49,972 -- 00:15:52,946
Are we meeting someone?
Does somebody live here? What?
175
00:15:53,319 -- 00:15:54,881
Yeah.
176
00:15:55,101 -- 00:15:57,123
I thought so.
177
00:15:57,498 -- 00:15:58,629
Should we ring the bell?
178
00:16:16,082 -- 00:16:17,611
iDear Ms. Forster:/i
179
00:16:17,834 -- 00:16:21,237
iI went to 1620 North Racine,/i
iand it's not there./i
180
00:16:21,611 -- 00:16:23,444
iIt's just a construction site./i
181
00:16:23,670 -- 00:16:27,410
iFrom the pictures it looks nice,/i
ibut not for another 18 months./i
182
00:16:27,604 -- 00:16:29,416
iWhat am I missing here?/i
183
00:16:29,600 -- 00:16:32,814
iMaybe you got the address wrong,/i
ibecause you got the date wrong too./i
184
00:16:33,038 -- 00:16:35,648
You really wanna play this game.
185
00:16:36,419 -- 00:16:41,302
If you are truly in the year 2004...
186
00:16:41,949 -- 00:16:44,063
...then...
187
00:16:46,156 -- 00:16:48,084
...be forewarned.
188
00:16:49,690 -- 00:16:53,856
Remember that day?
You were not happy. Remember that?
189
00:16:54,942 -- 00:16:56,073
I know.
190
00:16:56,632 -- 00:16:59,334
iOkay, my mystery correspondent,/i
iI get it./i
191
00:16:59,520 -- 00:17:02,620
iJust in case you really are/i
iwhere and when you think you are.../i
192
00:17:02,837 -- 00:17:04,270
i... you'll need this./i
193
00:17:04,465 -- 00:17:07,503
iThere was a freak late snow that spring/i
iand everyone got sick./i
194
00:17:07,690 -- 00:17:11,954
iSo plenty of rest, lots of fluids./i
iDoctor's orders./i
195
00:17:12,178 -- 00:17:14,815
Snow. Right.
196
00:17:19,119 -- 00:17:21,853
Yeah, come to papa.
197
00:18:50,508 -- 00:18:52,101
Jackie.
198
00:18:53,181 -- 00:18:54,805
Jack.
199
00:18:55,178 -- 00:18:58,056
Jack, come on. Come on, girl.
Come on, come on. Jack.
200
00:19:40,672 -- 00:19:43,553
"Impossible, I know. Not possible...
201
00:19:43,961 -- 00:19:45,794
...but it's happening."
202
00:19:55,357 -- 00:19:57,012
Okay.
203
00:20:00,916 -- 00:20:02,477
Where am I?
204
00:20:06,909 -- 00:20:08,866
Very clever.
205
00:20:10,715 -- 00:20:12,580
"The lake house."
206
00:20:12,989 -- 00:20:15,745
The lake house. As you can see,
I, too, am at the lake house...
207
00:20:15,908 -- 00:20:18,822
...but I'm getting tired of these games
so I'm leaving, okay? Bye.
208
00:20:18,982 -- 00:20:20,111
Thank you. Bye.
209
00:20:22,482 -- 00:20:25,425
Maybe we should
introduce ourselves properly.
210
00:20:29,732 -- 00:20:33,292
iI'm a doctor,/i
idedicated to curing the sick./i
211
00:20:33,632 -- 00:20:35,193
iAt least, trying to./i
212
00:20:36,245 -- 00:20:38,392
iI'm an architect. I like to build./i
213
00:20:38,611 -- 00:20:41,186
iAnd while I wouldn't say/i
imy current project is ideal.../i
214
00:20:41,404 -- 00:20:46,066
i... it allows me to be here, in this place,/i
iand that's enough for now./i
215
00:20:46,383 -- 00:20:50,028
iBut tell me something. If you're working/i
iin a hospital in Chicago now.../i
216
00:20:50,223 -- 00:20:52,923
i... where were you before, in my time?/i
217
00:20:53,631 -- 00:20:55,129
iTwo years ago, in your time.../i
218
00:20:55,321 -- 00:20:59,092
i... I was working/i
iin internal medicine in Madison./i
219
00:21:01,895 -- 00:21:03,088
iTell me about the future./i
220
00:21:04,015 -- 00:21:06,528
iWhat's it like in the year 2006?/i
221
00:21:07,763 -- 00:21:10,277
iI'm afraid the world's/i
ipretty much the same./i
222
00:21:11,388 -- 00:21:15,062
iOf course, we all dress in shiny metal/i
ijump suits and drive flying cars.../i
223
00:21:15,257 -- 00:21:18,693
i... and no one talks anymore/i
ibecause we can read each other's minds./i
224
00:21:18,884 -- 00:21:21,732
iBut the truth is, man from the past.../i
225
00:21:21,956 -- 00:21:25,201
i... not much has really changed/i
iin 2006./i
226
00:21:26,869 -- 00:21:30,274
iSpeaking of the past, though,/i
iI've been thinking about the paw prints./i
227
00:21:30,465 -- 00:21:34,328
i- How is that possible?/i
- Well, I think we have the same dog.
228
00:21:35,041 -- 00:21:37,365
iOh, yeah? What's yours like?/i
229
00:21:37,591 -- 00:21:41,059
iAccording to the vet,/i
imine is eight years old in my time.../i
230
00:21:41,278 -- 00:21:43,111
i...six in yours./i
231
00:21:43,579 -- 00:21:48,640
iShe's skinny, has sad eyes, snores,/i
iand sleeps like a person./i
232
00:21:48,834 -- 00:21:50,950
iI don't know why, but I call her Jack./i
233
00:21:51,139 -- 00:21:52,973
Hello, Jack.
234
00:21:55,899 -- 00:21:58,256
iIt's nice out here./i
235
00:21:58,510 -- 00:22:01,486
iLet's not go out for dinner./i
iLet's stay here./i
236
00:22:01,675 -- 00:22:03,456
- Hey.
i- We have to eat./i
237
00:22:03,642 -- 00:22:06,029
What are you doing?
You're supposed to be asleep.
238
00:22:06,373 -- 00:22:07,474
iI'll cook./i
239
00:22:08,340 -- 00:22:10,299
iI thought you didn't like to cook./i
240
00:22:10,952 -- 00:22:12,974
iNo, I don't like to cook./i
241
00:22:13,165 -- 00:22:15,026
Is she gonna marry him?
242
00:22:15,190 -- 00:22:18,532
- What do you think?
- I don't know. He's kind of old.
243
00:22:18,692 -- 00:22:21,637
i- Where are you going?/i
- Okay, he's not that old.
244
00:22:22,165 -- 00:22:23,851
My mom's last boyfriend was bald.
245
00:22:24,499 -- 00:22:25,786
He was nice...
246
00:22:25,942 -- 00:22:28,519
...but my mom didn't marry him.
- No?
247
00:22:28,738 -- 00:22:31,378
"There's always something better
coming around the corner."
248
00:22:31,566 -- 00:22:33,744
That's what she says.
249
00:22:34,146 -- 00:22:37,422
Maybe that's what that lady should do.
Wait for something better...
250
00:22:37,615 -- 00:22:40,350
...to come around the corner.
- Maybe.
251
00:22:42,194 -- 00:22:45,661
But if she's not careful,
she could spend her whole life waiting.
252
00:22:46,523 -- 00:22:48,672
iDo you want me to bring/i
ianything back with me?/i
253
00:22:48,828 -- 00:22:51,248
iYes. What about/i
ia nice bottle of wine.../i
254
00:22:51,963 -- 00:22:53,398
i... to celebrate?/i
255
00:22:53,622 -- 00:22:56,405
i- What time shall I come back?/i
i- Seven o'clock./i
256
00:22:56,599 -- 00:22:59,145
iSorry I haven't made it/i
ito the mailbox lately./i
257
00:22:59,335 -- 00:23:02,960
iIt's been a long week. All night shifts./i
258
00:23:03,207 -- 00:23:06,054
iGood to hear from you./i
iI thought you left me./i
259
00:23:06,246 -- 00:23:09,682
iYou should know that you're/i
imy only connection to the future./i
260
00:23:10,270 -- 00:23:13,246
iHow come we never talk/i
iabout the things we like?/i
261
00:23:13,559 -- 00:23:16,773
iWell, let's see./i
iReading the classics to Jack./i
262
00:23:16,997 -- 00:23:19,877
i- Who's his favorite?/i
i- Dostoyevsky./i
263
00:23:20,070 -- 00:23:23,444
iFor me, this city,/i
ion a day when the light is so clear.../i
264
00:23:23,635 -- 00:23:25,133
i... that I can touch every detail.../i
265
00:23:25,325 -- 00:23:27,773
i... every brick and window/i
iin the buildings I love./i
266
00:23:27,964 -- 00:23:32,197
iCome on, take a walk with me/i
ithis Saturday. Let me show you./i
267
00:23:32,389 -- 00:23:35,553
iYou're crazy. Why are you going/i
ithrough all this trouble for me?/i
268
00:23:35,739 -- 00:23:38,522
iNo trouble. Summer's here./i
269
00:23:50,173 -- 00:23:53,547
iOkay, your turn. Favorite things./i
270
00:23:53,739 -- 00:23:56,348
iWhere to start? Okay./i
271
00:23:56,536 -- 00:23:59,381
iWhen I smell the flowers/i
ibefore I see them./i
272
00:23:59,575 -- 00:24:03,535
iWhen it starts to rain/i
ijust as the picnic is ending./i
273
00:24:03,723 -- 00:24:07,284
iAnd I love the smell of Jack's paws./i
274
00:24:07,472 -- 00:24:09,889
iYou didn't forget/i
ito mention your husband, did you?/i
275
00:24:10,756 -- 00:24:14,005
iWell, of course I love my husband,/i
iwho is also a doctor./i
276
00:24:14,197 -- 00:24:16,439
iPlastic surgeon/i
ifor small farm animals./i
277
00:24:16,626 -- 00:24:18,741
iGood. I'm married too./i
278
00:24:18,929 -- 00:24:22,112
iI've got eight children,/i
iand none of them look like me./i
279
00:24:22,308 -- 00:24:25,220
i- I'm worried, Kate./i
i- I would be too./i
280
00:24:25,595 -- 00:24:26,883
iI'm single./i
281
00:24:27,655 -- 00:24:29,276
iMe too./i
282
00:24:32,107 -- 00:24:33,793
iNumber 27./i
283
00:24:33,981 -- 00:24:35,971
iShe's a beauty./i
iMy father used to tell me.../i
284
00:24:36,162 -- 00:24:38,802
i... she was the grandma/i
ifor all the houses in the city./i
285
00:24:39,020 -- 00:24:42,181
iHe used to take me on walks/i
ilike I'm taking you now./i
286
00:24:42,582 -- 00:24:45,588
i- Alex?/i
i- Kate?/i
287
00:24:45,778 -- 00:24:48,387
iI wish we could have/i
idone this walk together./i
288
00:25:02,273 -- 00:25:03,928
So, what do you think?
289
00:25:04,208 -- 00:25:06,450
He sounds like a nice boy.
290
00:25:06,605 -- 00:25:09,089
Sounds like a nice boy.
Anything else?
291
00:25:09,279 -- 00:25:12,346
- He has wonderful penmanship.
- Mother...
292
00:25:12,502 -- 00:25:14,712
...look at the date on the letter.
The date.
293
00:25:14,899 -- 00:25:16,271
- You mean the time thing?
- Yes.
294
00:25:16,496 -- 00:25:18,886
- That's just a detail.
- Just a detail?
295
00:25:27,249 -- 00:25:30,097
About the...
The other day...
296
00:25:30,321 -- 00:25:34,803
...it was not a good moment.
I was in a hell of a hurry.
297
00:25:35,113 -- 00:25:36,610
Of course.
298
00:25:37,908 -- 00:25:39,898
You've got some nice pieces here.
299
00:25:40,090 -- 00:25:43,586
Oh, yeah. Music's fine, music helps.
300
00:25:44,235 -- 00:25:45,764
It's like Nietzsche says:
301
00:25:45,987 -- 00:25:48,994
- "Life would be senseless..."
- "Without music."
302
00:25:49,828 -- 00:25:51,578
I guess I told you that, huh?
303
00:25:51,764 -- 00:25:53,081
Pour yourself a drink.
304
00:25:53,267 -- 00:25:56,273
Can you appreciate
a good wine by now?
305
00:25:56,462 -- 00:25:58,212
You bet.
306
00:25:58,982 -- 00:26:01,831
You know, you'll have to forgive
your father for being curious...
307
00:26:02,024 -- 00:26:04,934
...but where have you been
all these years?
308
00:26:05,247 -- 00:26:08,254
I thought your Kerouac days
were behind you.
309
00:26:09,181 -- 00:26:11,757
- I'm sorry, what?
- What?
310
00:26:12,898 -- 00:26:15,190
Oh, you can come up, if you like.
311
00:26:23,219 -- 00:26:24,716
What are you working on?
312
00:26:24,877 -- 00:26:27,694
Oh, I'm just...
I'm just remembering things.
313
00:26:27,918 -- 00:26:30,370
It's not such an easy job,
let me tell you.
314
00:26:30,561 -- 00:26:33,296
Nor is it particularly innocent,
in my case.
315
00:26:33,481 -- 00:26:36,579
Your father is writing his memoirs.
316
00:26:38,147 -- 00:26:39,677
- Are we in it?
- What do you think?
317
00:26:39,839 -- 00:26:41,462
Do you wanna be?
318
00:26:42,512 -- 00:26:43,800
Do you?
319
00:26:44,016 -- 00:26:47,325
Of course.
You were all a part of your father's life.
320
00:26:48,500 -- 00:26:50,428
Why are you talking to me
in the third person?
321
00:26:50,590 -- 00:26:52,120
Well, I... I don't...
322
00:26:52,341 -- 00:26:55,408
Because I'm writing about myself,
I suppose. Why, doesn't it suit you?
323
00:26:58,055 -- 00:27:01,271
I thought you might like these.
324
00:27:03,032 -- 00:27:05,146
What are these?
Something you've been working on?
325
00:27:05,333 -- 00:27:07,974
No, they're... They're yours.
326
00:27:08,161 -- 00:27:11,901
From a house I just bought
on the lake.
327
00:27:12,862 -- 00:27:16,296
Oh, yes, I heard. They said
some sleazy little condo developer...
328
00:27:16,485 -- 00:27:18,318
...had snapped it up.
329
00:27:18,667 -- 00:27:21,673
Oh, come on. Indulge your father.
330
00:27:21,863 -- 00:27:24,618
Can't you take a little joke,
for God's sake?
331
00:27:24,935 -- 00:27:26,588
Come on.
332
00:27:26,744 -- 00:27:28,337
Tell me.
333
00:27:28,773 -- 00:27:30,795
Where have you been?
I really want to know.
334
00:27:31,016 -- 00:27:33,310
I was trying to forget you.
335
00:27:34,919 -- 00:27:37,064
Or forgive you.
336
00:27:38,296 -- 00:27:40,286
Did you succeed?
337
00:27:42,413 -- 00:27:43,974
No.
338
00:27:47,973 -- 00:27:50,759
Let me know
if you need any help remembering.
339
00:27:52,613 -- 00:27:55,430
Oh, yeah, I will.
340
00:27:56,146 -- 00:27:59,485
Charging 360. Get 1 milligram of epi.
Have 300 amio ready in case we need it.
341
00:27:59,677 -- 00:28:02,096
- All clear?
- Clear.
342
00:28:04,101 -- 00:28:06,029
Hold compression, start bagging.
343
00:28:06,223 -- 00:28:07,415
He's got a rhythm. Slow.
344
00:28:07,601 -- 00:28:09,991
- Do we have a pulse with that?
- We got a pulse, thready.
345
00:28:10,213 -- 00:28:11,964
- It's getting stronger.
i- Long days, these days./i
346
00:28:12,149 -- 00:28:14,663
iI just worked 30 hours straight./i
347
00:28:14,853 -- 00:28:17,148
iEvery time I stop to take a breath.../i
348
00:28:17,341 -- 00:28:20,346
i... I realize how isolated/i
iI've let myself become./i
349
00:28:20,505 -- 00:28:25,051
iBelieve me,/i
iyou can get a bit desperate./i
350
00:28:26,557 -- 00:28:28,828
That one? Okay. There you go.
351
00:28:29,013 -- 00:28:32,879
Nice move. Very nice. Nice.
352
00:28:35,313 -- 00:28:38,098
iIt's not that I'm complaining,/i
iI love my work./i
353
00:28:38,322 -- 00:28:42,312
iAnd our tour through Chicago/i
iopened my eyes to its beauty./i
354
00:28:42,500 -- 00:28:45,203
iBut my heart still misses/i
ithe lake house.../i
355
00:28:45,388 -- 00:28:47,409
i... and its trees./i
356
00:28:48,246 -- 00:28:50,663
iI miss those trees so much./i
357
00:30:01,785 -- 00:30:05,033
iDon't worry, Kate./i
iWe'll be together in time./i
358
00:30:05,257 -- 00:30:08,326
iEven if we're far apart,/i
iI'll find a way to be close to you.../i
359
00:30:08,514 -- 00:30:10,379
i... and take care of you./i
360
00:30:15,333 -- 00:30:16,988
Katerina.
361
00:30:18,314 -- 00:30:19,937
Take this.
362
00:30:20,373 -- 00:30:23,011
- You should eat more. You too skinny.
- I'm not too skinny.
363
00:30:23,166 -- 00:30:26,173
Remember how you used to eat
when you were little?
364
00:30:26,361 -- 00:30:27,954
- With your hands.
- Yes, I remember.
365
00:30:28,145 -- 00:30:30,753
Now, did you or did you not
write to each other?
366
00:30:31,094 -- 00:30:32,842
- To your father?
- No, to Clark Gable.
367
00:30:33,057 -- 00:30:35,446
Yes, to Dad.
368
00:30:37,697 -- 00:30:39,290
I...
369
00:30:41,538 -- 00:30:42,939
What, Mom?
370
00:30:43,165 -- 00:30:44,998
Before your father...
371
00:30:45,192 -- 00:30:46,784
Yeah?
372
00:30:47,590 -- 00:30:51,455
- there was this boy.
373
00:30:53,241 -- 00:30:54,591
Did you love him?
374
00:30:55,360 -- 00:30:56,951
Yeah.
375
00:31:01,874 -- 00:31:04,260
Well, why didn't you marry him?
376
00:31:05,528 -- 00:31:09,059
So that you could ask me
this question someday.
377
00:31:18,400 -- 00:31:20,296
Looks smaller.
378
00:31:22,119 -- 00:31:24,170
When did he complete it?
379
00:31:25,127 -- 00:31:27,485
You weren't born yet,
and I was 8.
380
00:31:31,826 -- 00:31:34,642
Corbusier meets Frank Lloyd Wright.
381
00:31:35,294 -- 00:31:38,050
You know, Dad played cards
with both of them.
382
00:31:39,043 -- 00:31:42,229
- Sharing a joint.
- Yeah, well...
383
00:31:42,794 -- 00:31:44,574
Can't swim.
384
00:31:44,911 -- 00:31:48,314
There should be a stairway
down to the water, a porch, a deck.
385
00:31:48,843 -- 00:31:51,116
Here, you're in a...
In a box.
386
00:31:51,302 -- 00:31:54,308
A glass box with a view
to everything that's around you...
387
00:31:54,497 -- 00:31:55,846
...but you can't touch it.
388
00:31:56,030 -- 00:32:00,022
No interconnection
between you and what you're looking at.
389
00:32:00,210 -- 00:32:02,818
I don't know, you know.
He's got this big maple growing...
390
00:32:03,005 -- 00:32:05,760
...right in the middle of the house.
- Containment.
391
00:32:08,902 -- 00:32:12,276
Containment and control.
392
00:32:13,942 -- 00:32:17,647
This house is about ownership,
not connection.
393
00:32:18,210 -- 00:32:21,709
I mean, it's beautiful. Seductive, even.
394
00:32:21,897 -- 00:32:24,631
But it's incomplete.
395
00:32:26,750 -- 00:32:28,435
It was all about him.
396
00:32:29,976 -- 00:32:32,187
Dad knew how to build a house,
not a home.
397
00:32:33,110 -- 00:32:34,336
But you know...
398
00:32:35,015 -- 00:32:37,255
...I think he wants us to do
what he couldn't.
399
00:32:37,901 -- 00:32:39,829
But admitting that...
400
00:32:40,482 -- 00:32:44,222
...would mean admitting
that he came up short in some way...
401
00:32:44,415 -- 00:32:46,133
...that he could do more.
402
00:32:46,321 -- 00:32:48,214
And that tortures him.
403
00:32:49,451 -- 00:32:51,745
Do you remember
being here with Mom?
404
00:32:58,054 -- 00:32:59,949
I remember she tried
to make it work here...
405
00:33:01,125 -- 00:33:02,843
...with us...
406
00:33:03,430 -- 00:33:04,896
...with him.
407
00:33:06,871 -- 00:33:08,399
Hey, what about Visionary Vanguard?
408
00:33:08,558 -- 00:33:10,979
- What about it?
- Come on.
409
00:33:11,140 -- 00:33:14,701
You can't convince me you're gonna
be happy building saltboxes for tourists.
410
00:33:15,165 -- 00:33:17,250
Nobody's gonna admire you for that.
411
00:33:17,439 -- 00:33:20,253
- Admire me for that?
- Yeah, Visionary Vanguard.
412
00:33:20,969 -- 00:33:22,803
That's your idea.
413
00:33:22,998 -- 00:33:24,685
I can't. But you can keep the name.
414
00:33:24,842 -- 00:33:26,831
No, come on.
It's gotta be you and me.
415
00:33:27,023 -- 00:33:29,566
Henry, I'm sorry, I can't.
416
00:33:29,755 -- 00:33:31,127
I just...
417
00:33:31,352 -- 00:33:34,297
- What?
- I've got other plans.
418
00:33:34,455 -- 00:33:36,321
You have a girlfriend?
419
00:33:38,021 -- 00:33:38,995
No...
420
00:33:39,157 -- 00:33:40,779
No.
421
00:33:41,121 -- 00:33:44,002
- What is that? You hesitated.
- No, I didn't hesitate.
422
00:33:45,669 -- 00:33:47,879
Come on, man.
I don't have any time for that.
423
00:33:49,264 -- 00:33:51,157
What does time have to do with it?
424
00:33:51,873 -- 00:33:54,052
Oh, you're gonna think I'm crazy.
425
00:33:58,603 -- 00:34:00,842
iMy dearest Mr. Wyler:/i
426
00:34:01,028 -- 00:34:03,542
iAre you willing to play a game/i
iwith me?/i
427
00:34:04,132 -- 00:34:07,106
iTwo years ago today,/i
iI was taking the 145 train to Madison.../i
428
00:34:07,327 -- 00:34:10,426
i... from the Riverside station/i
iand I forgot something there./i
429
00:34:10,613 -- 00:34:12,937
iIt was a gift from my father./i
430
00:34:13,376 -- 00:34:17,054
iIf you find it,/i
ican you please put it in the mailbox?/i
431
00:34:17,986 -- 00:34:19,945
iIt would mean a lot./i
432
00:34:20,230 -- 00:34:23,202
iYours, Kate./i
433
00:34:37,707 -- 00:34:42,304
- Final call for the 5:46 to Madison.
- Do you really wanna know? Come on.
434
00:34:42,499 -- 00:34:44,519
- All aboard.
- Okay.
435
00:34:53,834 -- 00:34:55,300
I'll call you.
436
00:35:33,340 -- 00:35:36,438
iKate, I found it. I have it with me./i
437
00:35:36,626 -- 00:35:39,109
iOne day I'll get it to you. Trust me./i
438
00:35:39,331 -- 00:35:42,086
iI know how important it is to you./i
439
00:35:43,263 -- 00:35:46,425
iYou might not remember,/i
ibut we saw each other./i
440
00:35:46,610 -- 00:35:48,538
iAt least, I saw you./i
441
00:35:49,683 -- 00:35:53,517
iYou never told me/i
ihow beautiful you are./i
442
00:35:53,739 -- 00:35:56,030
iWell, maybe you saw somebody else./i
443
00:35:56,225 -- 00:35:58,519
iThat was a bad hair year for me./i
444
00:35:58,713 -- 00:36:01,783
iLong brown hair./i
iGentle, unguarded eyes./i
445
00:36:01,971 -- 00:36:03,688
iOkay, okay, okay./i
446
00:36:03,906 -- 00:36:05,590
iYou saw me./i
447
00:36:06,209 -- 00:36:08,198
iBut I still don't know/i
iwhat you look like./i
448
00:36:09,650 -- 00:36:12,834
iWell, why don't we just get together/i
iin the future.../i
449
00:36:13,030 -- 00:36:15,479
i... and you can let me know/i
iwhat you think./i
450
00:36:16,376 -- 00:36:18,031
It's a date.
451
00:36:20,986 -- 00:36:22,358
Okay.
452
00:36:22,553 -- 00:36:26,541
Why don't you call me
July 10th, 2006...
453
00:36:26,729 -- 00:36:31,548
...at 9:05 p.m.
454
00:36:45,072 -- 00:36:47,246
- Hello.
i- Kate?/i
455
00:36:47,434 -- 00:36:50,043
- Yes.
i- It's Morgan./i
456
00:36:52,719 -- 00:36:54,185
Morgan.
457
00:36:54,378 -- 00:36:57,047
iI'm in Chicago. I came for a meeting,/i
ibut it was canceled.../i
458
00:36:57,234 -- 00:36:58,825
i... so I thought I'd give you a call./i
459
00:36:59,568 -- 00:37:01,527
Hey, have you eaten?
460
00:37:01,719 -- 00:37:04,935
- No, but I'm not...
- Neither have I. I realized I'm starving.
461
00:37:05,161 -- 00:37:07,515
- We could grab a quick bite.
- Okay.
462
00:37:07,709 -- 00:37:09,426
- Yeah?
- All right.
463
00:37:09,644 -- 00:37:12,986
- Hey, wait up.
- Watch out, man.
464
00:37:13,270 -- 00:37:15,815
- All right.
- Looks pretty good.
465
00:37:16,006 -- 00:37:17,354
- Perfect.
- No, Morgan, it's...
466
00:37:17,540 -- 00:37:18,764
- It's not.
- No, no, trust me.
467
00:37:18,982 -- 00:37:21,256
It's... Okay.
468
00:37:22,609 -- 00:37:23,771
Hi there.
469
00:37:23,961 -- 00:37:25,951
One sec.
Could you hold on for a moment?
470
00:37:26,111 -- 00:37:28,319
- We'd love a table for two.
- The name?
471
00:37:30,042 -- 00:37:31,760
We don't...
We don't have a reservation.
472
00:37:31,917 -- 00:37:34,619
I'm sorry, sir,
we're booked until October.
473
00:37:35,665 -- 00:37:36,670
October?
474
00:37:38,858 -- 00:37:40,451
Well...
475
00:37:41,039 -- 00:37:43,030
...I ll get back to you.
476
00:37:45,280 -- 00:37:46,997
That went well.
477
00:37:47,186 -- 00:37:49,267
It's no big deal.
478
00:37:52,959 -- 00:37:54,248
Oh, come on, stop it.
479
00:37:54,403 -- 00:37:57,106
It's the best restaurant in town.
Nobody gets a table here.
480
00:37:57,292 -- 00:38:00,537
- No, it's not that.
- Well, what is it?
481
00:38:03,772 -- 00:38:05,700
I didn't do this right.
482
00:38:06,660 -- 00:38:09,414
- There wasn't a meeting.
- You'd see me if there was no big deal.
483
00:38:09,608 -- 00:38:10,614
- lf it was just...
- Ambush.
484
00:38:10,806 -- 00:38:13,414
- you know, coffee,
and coffee can turn into dinner...
485
00:38:13,571 -- 00:38:15,866
...dinner can turn into...
- Turn into what?
486
00:38:16,029 -- 00:38:18,083
I do sometimes
get a few steps ahead of myself.
487
00:38:18,304 -- 00:38:22,963
Morgan, a few steps?
You're always leaping 10 steps ahead.
488
00:38:24,631 -- 00:38:26,003
We were dating, what, a week?
489
00:38:26,198 -- 00:38:28,902
And you had our entire future
mapped out for us?
490
00:38:29,608 -- 00:38:32,821
In my residency, you were picking out
real estate. I'd go to your house...
491
00:38:33,047 -- 00:38:36,054
...you'd have the entire town
in your house to meet me.
492
00:38:36,273 -- 00:38:39,805
I do seem to remember that you made
pretty fast friends with one of them.
493
00:38:39,991 -- 00:38:41,119
What are you talking about?
494
00:38:41,340 -- 00:38:42,660
You know what
I'm talking about.
495
00:38:42,877 -- 00:38:43,789
- That guy.
- What guy?
496
00:38:43,983 -- 00:38:47,085
- The guy I caught you making out with.
- I wasn't making out with him.
497
00:38:47,271 -- 00:38:49,199
What, are we in junior high school
right now?
498
00:38:49,392 -- 00:38:51,222
What do you call it, then?
499
00:38:51,417 -- 00:38:53,806
A kiss.
500
00:38:53,998 -- 00:38:57,706
It was just one kiss
with some random guy that just...
501
00:38:57,931 -- 00:38:59,157
Years... You know what?
502
00:38:59,314 -- 00:39:00,748
Gentlemen...
503
00:39:00,941 -- 00:39:05,173
...unit 381 on Riviera Estates
is complete.
504
00:39:06,870 -- 00:39:09,510
Congratulations.
You did a good job.
505
00:39:11,478 -- 00:39:14,210
- One down...
- Forty-four to go.
506
00:39:14,395 -- 00:39:18,387
We're not terrifyingly behind schedule,
just alarmingly.
507
00:39:18,575 -- 00:39:21,088
It'll be okay.
The guys are getting to know their job...
508
00:39:21,278 -- 00:39:23,329
...but we could use
another backhoe.
509
00:39:23,519 -- 00:39:25,269
And the water on 14
needs to be resealed.
510
00:39:25,454 -- 00:39:26,827
Shut up.
511
00:39:27,022 -- 00:39:29,934
- What?
- I'm kind of disappointed in you.
512
00:39:30,125 -- 00:39:33,160
- Why?
- You're supposed to be on top of things.
513
00:39:33,348 -- 00:39:36,784
- I thought I was.
- Well, you never noticed these.
514
00:39:37,896 -- 00:39:39,395
Remember?
You told me to get them.
515
00:39:39,709 -- 00:39:40,966
Right, right.
516
00:39:41,582 -- 00:39:43,298
Not exactly what I had in mind, but...
517
00:39:43,701 -- 00:39:45,755
- You like them?
- I like them.
518
00:39:45,975 -- 00:39:50,522
I think we should go out. Tonight.
If you're not doing any...
519
00:39:50,676 -- 00:39:52,697
Jack? Jack.
520
00:39:52,919 -- 00:39:54,174
Hey, Jack.
521
00:39:57,402 -- 00:39:59,119
Jack!
522
00:39:59,554 -- 00:40:01,387
Come on, Jack!
523
00:40:01,766 -- 00:40:04,276
Alex, wait for me!
524
00:40:04,867 -- 00:40:06,584
Jack!
525
00:40:10,337 -- 00:40:12,118
Jack!
526
00:40:12,732 -- 00:40:14,322
Jack!
527
00:40:24,710 -- 00:40:26,523
Jack!
528
00:40:33,837 -- 00:40:37,396
- Yours, I take it?
- Yeah. Yeah, sorry. Thanks.
529
00:40:37,614 -- 00:40:38,839
Come here, Jack.
530
00:40:38,997 -- 00:40:41,816
What were you thinking, huh, girl?
What were you thinking?
531
00:40:41,976 -- 00:40:44,732
- She's never run off like that.
- You gotta keep an eye on them.
532
00:40:44,957 -- 00:40:46,852
- What's his name?
- Her. Jack.
533
00:40:47,046 -- 00:40:48,972
Jack. It's a good name for a girl.
534
00:40:49,134 -- 00:40:51,921
I should get one like you
for my girlfriend. She loves dogs.
535
00:40:52,115 -- 00:40:54,566
- Hey, have we met before?
- No, don't think so.
536
00:40:54,758 -- 00:40:57,634
- Morgan Price.
- Alex Wyler.
537
00:40:57,920 -- 00:40:59,784
- Hey, man, you need a hand with this?
- Yeah.
538
00:40:59,978 -- 00:41:01,266
- Okay.
- Lived here long?
539
00:41:01,453 -- 00:41:03,507
Just a few months.
I've got a place on the lake.
540
00:41:03,665 -- 00:41:06,794
- The lake, really? I've been thinking...
- Alex. Oh, good.
541
00:41:07,627 -- 00:41:09,919
- Thank God you found him.
- Yeah.
542
00:41:10,115 -- 00:41:11,927
Mona, Morgan. Morgan, Mona.
543
00:41:12,143 -- 00:41:13,977
- Well, hello.
- Hi.
544
00:41:14,172 -- 00:41:16,098
- It's good to meet you.
- Nice to meet you too.
545
00:41:16,320 -- 00:41:17,607
Nice boots there.
546
00:41:17,795 -- 00:41:20,466
Just so you don't think
I'm gonna drink all this by myself...
547
00:41:20,652 -- 00:41:24,056
...I'm having friends over tonight for
a party. You two are welcome to come.
548
00:41:25,383 -- 00:41:26,785
Oh, hey, Alex.
549
00:41:27,809 -- 00:41:29,526
Take my card. I might be looking...
550
00:41:29,714 -- 00:41:31,831
...to rent a place on the lake myself.
- Okay.
551
00:41:32,018 -- 00:41:34,995
It's Kate, my girlfriend,
she's never really liked this place...
552
00:41:35,215 -- 00:41:39,202
...and I promised we'd look for something
new once she finishes her residency.
553
00:41:39,359 -- 00:41:41,109
So if you hear of anything...
554
00:41:42,003 -- 00:41:44,737
- Sure. She's a doctor?
- Yeah.
555
00:41:45,966 -- 00:41:47,222
Alex.
556
00:41:53,216 -- 00:41:55,457
- Great to meet you, Morgan.
- Great to meet you.
557
00:41:58,220 -- 00:42:00,766
Hey, Morgan,
what time's that party at?
558
00:42:00,926 -- 00:42:03,869
Eight o'clock. It's Kate's birthday.
559
00:42:09,065 -- 00:42:10,595
It's Kate birthday.
560
00:42:10,785 -- 00:42:12,598
Come on, Jack.
561
00:42:37,452 -- 00:42:38,363
- Hi.
- Hi.
562
00:42:38,558 -- 00:42:41,310
- What can I get you?
- Glass of white wine, please.
563
00:42:49,736 -- 00:42:51,884
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
564
00:43:10,502 -- 00:43:12,955
According to most accepted
social norms...
565
00:43:13,146 -- 00:43:16,949
...a person should not drink alone
after 10 p. m...
566
00:43:17,140 -- 00:43:19,350
...unless they have a good excuse.
567
00:43:19,537 -- 00:43:21,347
What's yours?
568
00:43:21,654 -- 00:43:23,708
Gosh, don't have one.
569
00:43:23,929 -- 00:43:25,520
I do.
570
00:43:25,834 -- 00:43:28,651
My youngest left for college
this morning.
571
00:43:28,875 -- 00:43:30,499
Marie.
572
00:43:30,750 -- 00:43:34,027
One day she's splashing
around a wading pool in diapers...
573
00:43:34,189 -- 00:43:38,148
...then she's packing up a Volvo
and driving to California.
574
00:43:39,043 -- 00:43:42,079
I just hope she knows
what she's getting into.
575
00:43:42,390 -- 00:43:43,793
Don't tell me.
576
00:43:43,988 -- 00:43:45,800
- Premed?
- Bingo.
577
00:43:48,811 -- 00:43:51,452
- Hey, how are you? Good to see you.
- I'm well, thanks.
578
00:43:51,638 -- 00:43:53,470
I want you to meet
some friends of mine.
579
00:43:53,664 -- 00:43:56,241
Alex, Mona, the Wootch.
580
00:43:56,400 -- 00:43:57,991
- Susan, Johnny.
- Hi.
581
00:43:58,151 -- 00:44:00,727
Let's get you something to drink.
Come on. Bar's back here.
582
00:44:00,916 -- 00:44:02,904
Come on.
Hey, this is Marjorie.
583
00:44:03,495 -- 00:44:05,024
Why didn't you mention it was today?
584
00:44:05,215 -- 00:44:07,174
We would have had a cake for you
or something.
585
00:44:07,367 -- 00:44:09,116
Oh, it's just time passing.
586
00:44:09,302 -- 00:44:11,167
I hate making a big deal out of it.
587
00:44:11,391 -- 00:44:13,505
You keep a lot to yourself.
588
00:44:13,724 -- 00:44:15,746
Nothing wrong with it.
589
00:44:16,028 -- 00:44:20,261
But I've sometimes wondered what else
you have in your life besides work.
590
00:44:20,483 -- 00:44:22,234
Family? Boyfriend?
591
00:44:22,450 -- 00:44:24,836
Well, I did. Once.
592
00:44:25,213 -- 00:44:27,539
iHis name was Morgan./i
593
00:44:27,733 -- 00:44:29,850
iMorgan? Morgan./i
594
00:44:30,037 -- 00:44:32,153
iThat's a sexy name./i
595
00:44:34,090 -- 00:44:36,480
Surprise!
596
00:44:40,175 -- 00:44:42,322
Happy birthday, Kate.
597
00:44:42,940 -- 00:44:46,436
- Happy birthday.
- Happy birthday.
598
00:44:47,423 -- 00:44:50,033
We got you.
599
00:44:50,190 -- 00:44:52,640
- This is Kate, obviously.
- Hi, Kate.
600
00:44:57,131 -- 00:44:58,419
This is Alex and Mona.
601
00:44:59,129 -- 00:45:00,039
- Hi.
- Hi.
602
00:45:00,265 -- 00:45:02,192
This guy's gonna help us
find our lake house.
603
00:45:02,571 -- 00:45:03,669
Right?
604
00:45:06,408 -- 00:45:07,812
You haven't had cake.
605
00:45:07,974 -- 00:45:10,185
iAnyway, well, I ended it./i
606
00:45:10,342 -- 00:45:14,176
And I'm happy now,
and it was the right thing to do.
607
00:45:14,887 -- 00:45:18,018
So who is it you write to?
608
00:45:18,234 -- 00:45:21,148
I couldn't help... Every time you get
a break at the hospital...
609
00:45:21,308 -- 00:45:23,948
...you're writing something.
- There is someone.
610
00:45:24,104 -- 00:45:27,233
It's kind of
a long-distance relationship.
611
00:45:27,542 -- 00:45:29,323
- How did you meet?
- We haven't.
612
00:45:29,509 -- 00:45:31,039
- What?
- No.
613
00:45:31,230 -- 00:45:33,220
- The story of my life.
- You're kidding.
614
00:45:33,382 -- 00:45:35,652
Keep everything at a distance.
615
00:45:35,836 -- 00:45:37,795
Everyone.
616
00:45:38,018 -- 00:45:39,735
The man who was standing
in front of me...
617
00:45:39,892 -- 00:45:41,516
...the one that wanted to marry me...
618
00:45:41,736 -- 00:45:43,947
...him, I push away. I run from him.
619
00:45:44,102 -- 00:45:46,801
In the meantime, the...
620
00:45:46,988 -- 00:45:49,868
The one man I can never meet...
621
00:45:50,491 -- 00:45:54,629
...him, I would like to give
my whole heart to.
622
00:45:56,206 -- 00:45:59,083
He must write one hell of a letter.
623
00:45:59,615 -- 00:46:01,396
It's nice.
624
00:46:02,933 -- 00:46:04,190
It's safe.
625
00:46:04,376 -- 00:46:06,523
- Christ, he's in prison, isn't he?
- No.
626
00:46:06,709 -- 00:46:08,667
- You're one of those women, aren't you?
- No.
627
00:46:08,890 -- 00:46:12,819
No, he's just a guy who lives on a lake.
He's an architect.
628
00:46:34,021 -- 00:46:35,802
Oh, my God.
629
00:46:41,208 -- 00:46:43,104
Happy birthday.
630
00:46:44,772 -- 00:46:46,426
Thank you.
631
00:46:47,076 -- 00:46:50,384
- I hope it's a great year for you.
- Thank you.
632
00:46:52,266 -- 00:46:53,922
I'm Alex.
633
00:46:54,910 -- 00:46:56,105
The lake-house guy.
634
00:46:56,292 -- 00:46:58,679
Oh, yeah. How you doing?
635
00:47:10,299 -- 00:47:11,764
May I?
636
00:47:18,564 -- 00:47:21,317
So you're gonna... You're gonna
find us a place on the lake, huh?
637
00:47:21,510 -- 00:47:22,705
- I hope so.
- Yeah.
638
00:47:22,894 -- 00:47:24,120
If I can.
639
00:47:24,338 -- 00:47:26,055
You're a real-estate agent?
640
00:47:26,243 -- 00:47:29,918
No, I...
I just have a lake house.
641
00:47:30,911 -- 00:47:31,947
Is it nice?
642
00:47:32,170 -- 00:47:35,334
Yeah, you'll love it.
You're gonna rent it after I move out.
643
00:47:35,551 -- 00:47:36,713
Oh, really?
644
00:47:41,171 -- 00:47:44,178
Kate, have you...
645
00:47:44,827 -- 00:47:46,848
...read iPersuasion?/i
646
00:47:50,388 -- 00:47:51,581
What?
647
00:47:51,770 -- 00:47:54,314
- By Jane Austen.
- I know who it's by.
648
00:47:55,058 -- 00:47:58,127
Yeah, it's...
It's my favorite book.
649
00:47:58,315 -- 00:48:01,380
Why did you bring something like that up?
What made you bring that up?
650
00:48:01,569 -- 00:48:05,958
I just... A friend of mine gave it
to me recently, and I was wondering...
651
00:48:06,485 -- 00:48:08,266
...what it was about.
652
00:48:09,835 -- 00:48:11,728
It's... It's wonderful.
653
00:48:11,952 -- 00:48:13,354
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
654
00:48:13,549 -- 00:48:15,477
It's about...
655
00:48:16,531 -- 00:48:18,248
About waiting.
656
00:48:20,894 -- 00:48:23,184
These two people, they...
They... They meet.
657
00:48:23,380 -- 00:48:27,246
They almost fall in love,
but the timing isn't right.
658
00:48:27,466 -- 00:48:29,520
They... They have to part.
659
00:48:29,802 -- 00:48:31,488
And then...
660
00:48:31,859 -- 00:48:33,638
...years later, they...
They meet again.
661
00:48:33,824 -- 00:48:35,941
They get another chance.
662
00:48:37,511 -- 00:48:40,947
You know, but they don't know
if too much time has passed.
663
00:48:41,138 -- 00:48:43,650
If they waited too long, if it's...
664
00:48:43,838 -- 00:48:47,798
...you know,
too late to make it work.
665
00:48:51,674 -- 00:48:53,484
Why do you like that?
666
00:48:53,668 -- 00:48:55,419
I don't know.
667
00:48:55,604 -- 00:48:57,783
Don't get me wrong.
It's beautiful in a kind of...
668
00:48:58,001 -- 00:49:00,820
- No, it's terrible.
- It's terrible.
669
00:49:01,012 -- 00:49:04,017
- That's terrible.
- It's terrible.
670
00:49:04,236 -- 00:49:05,702
That's...
671
00:49:05,895 -- 00:49:08,378
Yeah, it's... That's terrible.
672
00:49:09,307 -- 00:49:11,391
It's a personal question...
673
00:49:11,580 -- 00:49:15,569
...but have you ever been
through anything like that?
674
00:49:15,756 -- 00:49:18,396
- Me? No. No, no.
- No.
675
00:49:23,868 -- 00:49:25,552
When I was...
676
00:49:26,139 -- 00:49:28,193
When I was 16...
677
00:49:29,612 -- 00:49:33,080
...I was completely in love
with this guy.
678
00:49:34,006 -- 00:49:35,836
He played guitar...
679
00:49:36,799 -- 00:49:38,485
...and I ran away from home...
680
00:49:38,673 -- 00:49:41,953
...and went to San Francisco
so I could go live with him.
681
00:49:43,067 -- 00:49:46,040
Yeah, he convinced me
I had a beautiful voice...
682
00:49:47,397 -- 00:49:49,973
...and I dreamed of becoming a singer.
683
00:49:51,545 -- 00:49:53,044
I love San Francisco.
684
00:49:53,235 -- 00:49:55,935
Yeah, he was...
He was my first love.
685
00:49:57,165 -- 00:49:59,313
Probably the only one.
686
00:50:00,731 -- 00:50:04,534
- He must have been a great guy.
- I don't... I don't know, I...
687
00:50:04,818 -- 00:50:07,789
He may have been. It didn't last
long enough for me to find out.
688
00:50:07,979 -- 00:50:10,556
Yeah. Truth is, I...
689
00:50:10,806 -- 00:50:13,447
I can't even remember
what he looked like.
690
00:50:13,940 -- 00:50:15,501
- Really?
- Yeah.
691
00:50:15,691 -- 00:50:17,249
Then that's too bad.
692
00:50:17,440 -- 00:50:20,509
My dad... My dad showed up, actually.
693
00:50:20,697 -- 00:50:22,102
- You were in trouble.
- He came in.
694
00:50:22,326 -- 00:50:25,575
Yeah, I was in trouble.
He yanked me back to Chicago.
695
00:50:25,952 -- 00:50:27,573
Yeah.
696
00:50:28,530 -- 00:50:30,824
And he was sick, and he...
697
00:50:31,018 -- 00:50:35,682
He had these... These dreams
of me becoming a doctor, you know?
698
00:50:38,114 -- 00:50:41,761
You know, and eventually,
they became my dreams too.
699
00:50:44,659 -- 00:50:46,408
He was right.
700
00:50:47,484 -- 00:50:50,332
You know, I...
I feel good helping people.
701
00:50:57,131 -- 00:50:59,057
Then he died.
702
00:51:03,704 -- 00:51:05,390
Kate.
703
00:51:07,545 -- 00:51:09,197
What?
704
00:51:16,792 -- 00:51:18,748
I...
705
00:51:21,059 -- 00:51:22,893
You?
706
00:51:28,434 -- 00:51:30,297
I just...
707
00:51:30,521 -- 00:51:32,019
What?
708
00:51:35,960 -- 00:51:37,888
Do you know this song?
709
00:51:39,952 -- 00:51:41,483
Yeah.
710
00:51:45,760 -- 00:51:48,516
- Do you sing?
- No.
711
00:51:48,708 -- 00:51:51,651
Nobody wants to hear me sing.
You don't wanna hear me sing.
712
00:51:51,964 -- 00:51:55,337
I... I didn't mean, you know...
713
00:51:57,587 -- 00:51:59,419
But, yeah.
714
00:52:03,238 -- 00:52:05,197
But I can dance.
715
00:54:14,747 -- 00:54:16,119
Kate.
716
00:54:17,665 -- 00:54:19,069
Hey.
717
00:54:19,509 -- 00:54:23,407
Alex was... Alex was just telling me
about the... The lake house.
718
00:54:24,917 -- 00:54:28,445
- Yeah, it sounds... Sounds really great.
- Great.
719
00:54:29,400 -- 00:54:31,213
Alex, it's late.
720
00:54:32,780 -- 00:54:34,404
Yeah.
721
00:54:34,593 -- 00:54:36,119
Yeah.
722
00:54:36,741 -- 00:54:39,068
- Good night.
- Good night.
723
00:54:51,882 -- 00:54:52,794
It was you.
724
00:54:52,988 -- 00:54:55,167
- You working tomorrow night?
- Yeah.
725
00:54:55,354 -- 00:54:57,132
Why didn't you say anything?
726
00:54:57,318 -- 00:55:00,911
You would've thought
I was crazy or drunk. Or both.
727
00:55:01,129 -- 00:55:02,720
Yeah, but...
728
00:55:03,433 -- 00:55:05,642
...I liked you.
You should have said something.
729
00:55:05,830 -- 00:55:08,467
How? You were with your boyfriend.
730
00:55:08,654 -- 00:55:11,325
You know what? Excuses, excuses.
You are a coward.
731
00:55:11,512 -- 00:55:13,261
I'm not a coward.
732
00:55:13,448 -- 00:55:17,038
Oh, really?
Well, what about your girlfriend?
733
00:55:17,500 -- 00:55:19,187
What? I told you already...
734
00:55:19,405 -- 00:55:22,286
...she's not my girlfriend.
- He's not my boyfriend either.
735
00:55:22,509 -- 00:55:25,883
Oh, really? Well, what is he, then?
Your brother?
736
00:55:26,688 -- 00:55:31,232
We have a comedian. What'd you have,
a clown for breakfast this morning?
737
00:55:32,770 -- 00:55:34,666
Wonderful. Our first fight.
738
00:55:34,858 -- 00:55:38,501
You could write a song about it
and go sing it in San Francisco.
739
00:55:42,445 -- 00:55:44,069
What?
740
00:55:44,443 -- 00:55:45,794
Hello.
741
00:55:45,979 -- 00:55:47,760
Hey, Henry.
742
00:55:49,080 -- 00:55:50,305
What?
743
00:55:50,463 -- 00:55:52,180
You'll let me know if you need anything?
744
00:55:52,367 -- 00:55:54,022
Yes, I will.
745
00:55:55,256 -- 00:55:56,167
- Hi.
- Good afternoon.
746
00:55:56,394 -- 00:55:59,826
I'm looking for my father. I don't know
which room he's in. Simon Wyler?
747
00:56:00,016 -- 00:56:02,593
- Mr. Wyler, the architect?
- Yes.
748
00:56:02,782 -- 00:56:05,663
I'm Anna Klyczynski.
I'm the Attending for your father.
749
00:56:05,854 -- 00:56:07,844
Hey. What happened? How is he?
750
00:56:08,036 -- 00:56:12,171
He's okay. He's had a heart attack.
Fortunately, relatively minor.
751
00:56:12,397 -- 00:56:15,309
His vitals are fine and he's stable...
752
00:56:15,469 -- 00:56:17,397
...but it will require an intervention.
753
00:56:17,621 -- 00:56:20,405
He's agreed to schedule it
for tomorrow.
754
00:56:34,238 -- 00:56:36,721
Good to see you're taking it easy.
755
00:56:37,465 -- 00:56:41,201
Well, you... You didn't need to come.
I'm perfectly well.
756
00:56:41,549 -- 00:56:43,445
Perfectly all right.
757
00:56:43,638 -- 00:56:45,879
Well, you had a heart attack, Dad.
758
00:56:46,065 -- 00:56:49,134
I had an episode, for chrissake.
759
00:56:49,322 -- 00:56:51,100
Nothing more.
760
00:56:51,747 -- 00:56:54,816
Appreciate it if you kept everything
in its perspective.
761
00:56:56,848 -- 00:56:59,980
Well then, I just wanna let you know
I'm here if you need anything.
762
00:57:01,946 -- 00:57:03,601
Coffee.
763
00:57:04,005 -- 00:57:05,566
What?
764
00:57:05,971 -- 00:57:07,627
You heard me.
765
00:57:09,842 -- 00:57:11,526
Coffee.
766
00:57:13,220 -- 00:57:15,274
iThere's something/i
iI never told you, Kate./i
767
00:57:15,463 -- 00:57:17,736
iYou see, it was my father/i
iwho built the lake house./i
768
00:57:17,953 -- 00:57:20,739
iI mean, with his own hands./i
769
00:57:20,933 -- 00:57:23,540
iAnd it was a long time ago,/i
ibefore he was famous.../i
770
00:57:23,726 -- 00:57:26,702
i... when he still had a family/i
iand worshipped my mother./i
771
00:57:26,892 -- 00:57:30,392
iHer name was Mary,/i
iand the house was a gift for her./i
772
00:57:30,578 -- 00:57:33,185
iShe was smart and funny./i
773
00:57:33,372 -- 00:57:36,746
iShe could have done anything, but chose/i
ito take care of my brother and I.../i
774
00:57:36,938 -- 00:57:38,592
i... and help him build his career./i
775
00:57:38,781 -- 00:57:42,487
iYou see, the more successful he became,/i
ithe more impossible he was to live with./i
776
00:57:42,711 -- 00:57:45,991
iFinally, she just couldn't take/i
iliving with him anymore./i
777
00:57:46,182 -- 00:57:48,886
iShe left him./i
778
00:57:49,071 -- 00:57:51,030
iWithin a year, she got sick./i
779
00:57:51,222 -- 00:57:54,592
iUnfortunately, she never learned/i
ihow to stop loving him./i
780
00:57:55,737 -- 00:57:57,947
iHe wasn't at the funeral./i
781
00:57:59,177 -- 00:58:01,263
iWhen I asked him why.../i
782
00:58:06,550 -- 00:58:09,126
Go on, Alex. What did he say?
783
00:58:12,787 -- 00:58:16,221
He said, "She was dead to me the
moment she stepped out of the house."
784
00:58:18,992 -- 00:58:22,952
And then he gave me
one of his architect-of-the-year grins.
785
00:58:36,777 -- 00:58:37,938
I hope you appreciate this.
786
00:58:38,159 -- 00:58:40,673
I had to sneak past
three nurses and your Attending.
787
00:58:40,895 -- 00:58:43,011
Oh, jeez, it's hot.
788
00:58:43,322 -- 00:58:44,608
It's not decaf, is it?
789
00:58:44,794 -- 00:58:46,511
It should be, but it isn't.
790
00:58:49,925 -- 00:58:52,346
That's not bad. Thank you...
791
00:58:52,538 -- 00:58:54,036
...son.
792
00:58:54,258 -- 00:58:57,105
- You're welcome.
- Where's your brother?
793
00:58:57,266 -- 00:58:59,225
I sent him away.
He wasn't feeling well.
794
00:58:59,417 -- 00:59:02,088
- You know how he is, he worries.
- Yeah, I know.
795
00:59:02,275 -- 00:59:04,202
He gets that from your mother,
I'm afraid.
796
00:59:04,918 -- 00:59:06,266
She always worried too much.
797
00:59:06,452 -- 00:59:08,012
What are you looking at?
798
00:59:08,757 -- 00:59:10,411
Oh, yeah, here, take a gander.
799
00:59:10,600 -- 00:59:13,701
It's a proposal for a museum.
800
00:59:13,888 -- 00:59:16,829
- Who is it?
- Someone new.
801
00:59:17,664 -- 00:59:20,703
Oh, I like the walkways,
where the light falls.
802
00:59:20,890 -- 00:59:22,389
What are the materials?
803
00:59:22,764 -- 00:59:24,599
Granite. Aluminum.
804
00:59:24,793 -- 00:59:27,063
White panels
are straight out of Meier...
805
00:59:27,248 -- 00:59:31,239
...but the interior color coming through
the front windows, that's different.
806
00:59:32,011 -- 00:59:35,080
It's not new,
but it's clean, uncluttered.
807
00:59:35,298 -- 00:59:36,857
I like it.
808
00:59:37,385 -- 00:59:40,202
When was the last time
you were in Barcelona?
809
00:59:41,840 -- 00:59:44,113
Years ago, with you, Mom and Henry.
810
00:59:44,299 -- 00:59:46,718
Do you remember visiting
Casa de la Caritat?
811
00:59:47,800 -- 00:59:49,298
The almshouse.
812
00:59:49,490 -- 00:59:51,763
That's right. You mentioned Meier.
813
00:59:51,948 -- 00:59:56,463
His Barcelona museum stands
in the same area as Casa de la Caritat.
814
00:59:56,649 -- 00:59:58,479
It drinks the same light.
815
00:59:58,674 -- 01:00:03,189
Meier designed a series of louvered
skylights to capture that light...
816
01:00:03,407 -- 01:00:07,793
...and cast it inward to illuminate
the art within, but indirectly.
817
01:00:08,013 -- 01:00:12,613
And that was important,
because although light enhances art...
818
01:00:12,805 -- 01:00:17,227
...it can also degrade it. But you know
all that already, you son of a gun.
819
01:00:17,385 -- 01:00:19,131
Now, this...
820
01:00:20,916 -- 01:00:22,781
...where do you suppose
this is to be built?
821
01:00:22,944 -- 01:00:23,918
I have no idea.
822
01:00:24,081 -- 01:00:26,322
- Oh, but you said you liked it.
- Conceptually.
823
01:00:26,477 -- 01:00:28,527
Now, come on.
824
01:00:28,748 -- 01:00:31,200
You know as well as I do
that the light in Barcelona...
825
01:00:31,392 -- 01:00:33,569
...is quite different
from the light in Tokyo.
826
01:00:33,726 -- 01:00:36,576
And the light in Tokyo
is different from that in Prague.
827
01:00:36,768 -- 01:00:42,287
A truly great structure, one that
is meant to stand the tests of time...
828
01:00:42,480 -- 01:00:44,774
...never disregards its environment.
829
01:00:44,970 -- 01:00:46,625
An architect takes that into account.
830
01:00:46,814 -- 01:00:51,169
He knows that if he wants presence,
he must consult with nature.
831
01:00:51,358 -- 01:00:55,413
He must be captivated by the light.
832
01:00:55,567 -- 01:00:59,004
Always the light. Always.
833
01:01:50,187 -- 01:01:52,301
Hey. I have an emergency.
Take my shift. Please.
834
01:01:56,914 -- 01:01:58,318
Hello.
835
01:01:58,512 -- 01:02:00,933
i- Mr. Wyler?/i
- Yes.
836
01:02:01,124 -- 01:02:04,065
iThis is Dr. Klyczynski/i
iat Chicago City Hospital./i
837
01:02:04,747 -- 01:02:07,963
iI'm afraid I have some/i
idifficult news for you./i
838
01:02:10,555 -- 01:02:12,909
iI'm so sorry, Alex./i
839
01:02:14,053 -- 01:02:16,904
iI wish somehow/i
iI could be there with you.../i
840
01:02:17,403 -- 01:02:20,808
i... that we could sit together and look/i
iout over the water and the light.../i
841
01:02:21,030 -- 01:02:23,699
i... in this house your father built./i
842
01:02:26,465 -- 01:02:29,106
iI could be a shoulder for you/i
ilike you've been for me./i
843
01:02:29,323 -- 01:02:32,204
iAnd tell you that/i
ieverything is gonna be okay./i
844
01:02:33,961 -- 01:02:36,569
iIf I could do one thing for you today.../i
845
01:02:36,756 -- 01:02:38,652
i... from here.../i
846
01:02:38,846 -- 01:02:42,156
i... one small, simple thing/i
ifrom the future.../i
847
01:02:42,718 -- 01:02:44,548
i... I hope this is it./i
848
01:02:45,849 -- 01:02:48,362
iIt won't be published/i
ifor a couple of years.../i
849
01:02:48,553 -- 01:02:51,004
i... but I don't think/i
iyou should have to wait that long./i
850
01:02:52,578 -- 01:02:55,309
iI hope it helps you know/i
ihow much you were loved./i
851
01:04:31,462 -- 01:04:33,672
Pick a place. I'll be there, I promise.
852
01:04:33,890 -- 01:04:35,116
Tomorrow, what do you say?
853
01:04:35,303 -- 01:04:36,990
But, Alex,
it won't be tomorrow for you.
854
01:04:37,178 -- 01:04:40,308
- You're gonna have to wait two years.
- I know, I don't care. I'll wait.
855
01:04:40,493 -- 01:04:41,720
Are you sure? I don't know.
856
01:04:41,907 -- 01:04:44,180
I do. I've never been so sure
of anything in my life.
857
01:04:44,365 -- 01:04:47,246
Okay. I'll see you in two years, then.
858
01:04:47,438 -- 01:04:49,520
See you tomorrow, then.
859
01:04:49,893 -- 01:04:51,454
Kate...
860
01:04:51,644 -- 01:04:53,478
...where would you like to go?
861
01:04:56,069 -- 01:04:57,600
II Mare.
862
01:04:57,759 -- 01:04:59,590
When were you hoping
to dine with us?
863
01:04:59,784 -- 01:05:01,251
Two years from tomorrow.
864
01:05:01,443 -- 01:05:03,434
- Two years from tomorrow?
- Yeah.
865
01:05:03,626 -- 01:05:05,438
- Two years?
- From tomorrow.
866
01:05:07,252 -- 01:05:09,082
- Hi.
- Hello. Name?
867
01:05:09,246 -- 01:05:10,283
Forster.
868
01:05:10,444 -- 01:05:11,701
- Can I have your name?
- Wyler.
869
01:05:11,858 -- 01:05:14,216
Or Wyler, I'm...
I'm really not sure.
870
01:05:14,378 -- 01:05:16,432
I think we should be able
to accommodate you.
871
01:05:16,621 -- 01:05:17,594
- Great.
- Wyler?
872
01:05:19,598 -- 01:05:20,971
Wyler.
873
01:05:22,487 -- 01:05:24,759
Your waiter will be right with you.
874
01:05:47,002 -- 01:05:48,992
Good evening, miss.
875
01:05:50,533 -- 01:05:52,774
Complimentary.
876
01:06:02,237 -- 01:06:04,846
- Thank you.
- Good luck.
877
01:06:25,708 -- 01:06:27,886
Another glass for the lady?
878
01:07:48,589 -- 01:07:50,515
iYou weren't there./i
879
01:07:50,831 -- 01:07:52,853
iYou didn't come./i
880
01:07:58,726 -- 01:08:00,380
I don't understand.
881
01:08:00,569 -- 01:08:03,450
iSomething must have happened./i
iI'm sorry./i
882
01:08:03,642 -- 01:08:06,279
iI've got two years, Kate./i
iWe can try again./i
883
01:08:06,466 -- 01:08:10,364
iNo, Alex, it's too late./i
884
01:08:10,553 -- 01:08:13,864
iIt already happened. It didn't work./i
885
01:08:14,055 -- 01:08:15,834
iDon't give up on me, Kate./i
886
01:08:16,020 -- 01:08:19,425
iWhat about/i Persuasioni?/i
iYou told me. They wait./i
887
01:08:19,646 -- 01:08:21,511
iThey meet again,/i
ithey have another chance./i
888
01:08:21,704 -- 01:08:23,663
iLife is not a book, Alex./i
889
01:08:23,855 -- 01:08:26,146
iAnd it can be over in a second./i
890
01:08:26,341 -- 01:08:29,442
iI was having lunch with my mother/i
iat Daley Plaza.../i
891
01:08:29,660 -- 01:08:32,174
i... and a man was killed/i
iright in front of me./i
892
01:08:32,364 -- 01:08:34,418
iHe died in my arms./i
893
01:08:34,608 -- 01:08:36,009
iAnd I thought:/i
894
01:08:36,232 -- 01:08:40,161
i"It can't end just like that/i
ion Valentine's Day."/i
895
01:08:41,026 -- 01:08:43,781
iI thought about all the people/i
iwho love him, waiting at home.../i
896
01:08:43,975 -- 01:08:46,270
i... who will never see him again./i
897
01:08:47,107 -- 01:08:48,889
iAnd then I thought:/i
898
01:08:49,074 -- 01:08:51,221
i"What if there is no one?"/i
899
01:08:51,963 -- 01:08:57,020
iWhat if you live your whole life/i
iand no one is waiting?/i
900
01:08:57,491 -- 01:09:01,116
iSo I drove to the lake house/i
ilooking for any kind of answer./i
901
01:09:01,300 -- 01:09:03,511
iAnd I found you./i
902
01:09:03,698 -- 01:09:05,939
iAnd I let myself get lost./i
903
01:09:06,126 -- 01:09:11,067
iLost in this beautiful fantasy/i
iwhere time stood still./i
904
01:09:11,500 -- 01:09:13,678
iBut it's not real, Alex./i
905
01:09:13,897 -- 01:09:18,441
iI have to learn to live/i
ithe life that I have got./i
906
01:09:19,916 -- 01:09:21,938
iPlease don't write anymore./i
907
01:09:22,128 -- 01:09:24,245
iDon't try to find me./i
908
01:09:25,109 -- 01:09:27,560
iLet me let you go./i
909
01:10:11,186 -- 01:10:12,872
Hello.
910
01:10:13,584 -- 01:10:16,286
What? Sorry, hold on.
I can't hear you. I'll be back, sorry.
911
01:10:16,472 -- 01:10:18,923
Hello. Hold on. Hold on.
912
01:10:19,329 -- 01:10:20,888
Hello.
913
01:10:23,229 -- 01:10:24,853
Hi.
914
01:10:29,958 -- 01:10:31,977
How long are you here?
915
01:10:34,933 -- 01:10:38,002
- I'm at a bar with some friends.
- Come.
916
01:10:38,221 -- 01:10:40,577
Well, don't get too excited.
917
01:10:41,905 -- 01:10:44,264
I find that hard to believe.
918
01:10:46,085 -- 01:10:47,436
It is good.
919
01:10:47,620 -- 01:10:50,376
And it was really good
to hear your voice.
920
01:10:50,570 -- 01:10:53,636
I was surprised how good
it was to hear your voice.
921
01:10:56,530 -- 01:10:57,902
So how was your meeting?
922
01:10:58,096 -- 01:11:00,055
- It was good.
- Yeah?
923
01:11:00,248 -- 01:11:02,853
Yeah, I... I got the job.
924
01:11:03,041 -- 01:11:05,188
- Really?
- Yeah.
925
01:11:05,591 -- 01:11:07,581
- Well, congratulations.
- Imagine that.
926
01:11:07,772 -- 01:11:12,956
Yeah. A telecom company.
I'll be in-house counsel. Pays well.
927
01:11:13,147 -- 01:11:15,074
And it's here...
928
01:11:15,267 -- 01:11:16,618
...in Chicago.
929
01:11:17,389 -- 01:11:18,980
Well...
930
01:11:19,170 -- 01:11:21,098
...it's great news.
931
01:11:23,285 -- 01:11:24,939
Hey.
932
01:11:28,599 -- 01:11:30,161
What?
933
01:11:48,752 -- 01:11:50,124
Jack.
934
01:11:50,320 -- 01:11:52,101
Hey, Jack.
935
01:11:52,409 -- 01:11:54,029
Jack.
936
01:13:08,099 -- 01:13:10,184
Are you gonna
come down this weekend?
937
01:13:12,186 -- 01:13:14,207
Don't you miss me a little bit?
938
01:13:14,829 -- 01:13:17,098
Oh, just a little bit. Not a lot, huh?
939
01:13:17,529 -- 01:13:20,903
Okay. No, I heard you. Yeah.
940
01:13:22,630 -- 01:13:25,636
Kate, I'm gonna
have to call you back, okay?
941
01:13:39,310 -- 01:13:41,551
Still wanna rent a lake house?
942
01:13:42,414 -- 01:13:44,561
It's what Kate wants.
943
01:13:44,747 -- 01:13:47,137
How the hell do you know
what Kate wants?
944
01:13:48,402 -- 01:13:49,931
Trust me.
945
01:14:00,875 -- 01:14:03,755
Hey, you. I know you.
946
01:14:09,599 -- 01:14:12,082
Whatever you want out back.
947
01:14:39,611 -- 01:14:41,297
What do you think?
948
01:14:41,854 -- 01:14:43,813
You're fixating. You know?
949
01:14:44,774 -- 01:14:46,460
Why do you keep
tweaking the lake house?
950
01:14:46,647 -- 01:14:48,575
Why don't you do your own work?
951
01:14:48,737 -- 01:14:50,788
Because it's hers.
952
01:14:51,131 -- 01:14:55,982
You're talking about the girl
from the future.
953
01:14:56,170 -- 01:14:57,700
Kate.
954
01:14:58,475 -- 01:15:01,017
And you're still writing with Kate?
955
01:15:01,360 -- 01:15:04,462
- No.
- Why not?
956
01:15:05,815 -- 01:15:07,251
She asked me not to.
957
01:15:07,905 -- 01:15:09,467
Why?
958
01:15:11,591 -- 01:15:13,151
Time.
959
01:15:16,753 -- 01:15:18,156
Hey, come on.
960
01:15:18,381 -- 01:15:21,814
This is a good thing.
You know, you need a real woman.
961
01:15:22,003 -- 01:15:24,853
- A woman...
- Henry, listen.
962
01:15:25,968 -- 01:15:27,624
Listen to me.
963
01:15:28,058 -- 01:15:32,654
While it lasted, she was
more real to me than any of that stuff.
964
01:15:32,849 -- 01:15:36,652
She was more real to me
than anything I've ever known.
965
01:15:38,686 -- 01:15:40,372
I saw her.
966
01:15:41,175 -- 01:15:42,858
I kissed her.
967
01:15:45,044 -- 01:15:46,543
I love her.
968
01:15:49,469 -- 01:15:51,396
And now she's gone.
969
01:15:59,605 -- 01:16:01,229
She's gone.
970
01:16:08,053 -- 01:16:09,551
iAnd Duckett squirts through./i
971
01:16:10,019 -- 01:16:11,580
iFirst thing.../i
972
01:16:12,997 -- 01:16:15,176
iHow could the Ab Scissor/i
ifour-minute ab machine..?/i
973
01:16:15,363 -- 01:16:17,815
i- and your potatoes/i
icooking on the top./i
974
01:16:18,007 -- 01:16:21,286
iIt's nice out here. Let's stay here./i
975
01:16:21,511 -- 01:16:23,225
iBut we have to eat./i
976
01:16:24,149 -- 01:16:27,093
iWe can eat here. I'll cook./i
977
01:16:27,437 -- 01:16:29,521
iI thought you didn't like to cook./i
978
01:16:30,110 -- 01:16:32,226
iNo, I don't like to cook./i
979
01:16:33,732 -- 01:16:36,771
iBut I have a chicken in the icebox,/i
iand you're eating it./i
980
01:16:36,960 -- 01:16:38,918
iWhat about all/i
ithe washing-up afterward?/i
981
01:16:39,142 -- 01:16:41,499
i- We'll eat with our fingers./i
- Could you turn that down?
982
01:16:41,692 -- 01:16:43,011
iDon't we need any plates?/i
983
01:16:43,197 -- 01:16:46,599
iYes. One for you,/i
iand one for.../i
984
01:17:52,530 -- 01:17:55,695
"There could have been
no two hearts so open...
985
01:17:56,310 -- 01:17:58,884
...no tastes so similar...
986
01:17:59,995 -- 01:18:02,666
...no feelings so in unison."
987
01:18:16,092 -- 01:18:20,542
Ten, nine, eight, seven, six...
988
01:18:20,730 -- 01:18:24,869
...five, four, three, two, one.
989
01:18:25,062 -- 01:18:27,701
Happy New Year!
990
01:18:39,283 -- 01:18:40,907
Come in.
991
01:18:54,614 -- 01:18:56,112
Hi.
992
01:18:56,580 -- 01:18:57,953
Hi.
993
01:18:59,342 -- 01:19:00,661
What do you think?
994
01:19:00,848 -- 01:19:02,565
This is what I gave up lunch for?
995
01:19:02,785 -- 01:19:07,144
- I know it needs work.
- Work? How about a wrecking ball?
996
01:19:07,424 -- 01:19:10,209
I found an architect
who specializes in renovations.
997
01:19:10,401 -- 01:19:12,643
I made an appointment for tomorrow.
998
01:19:16,793 -- 01:19:18,228
Ambush.
999
01:19:18,453 -- 01:19:19,613
Come on.
1000
01:19:19,832 -- 01:19:23,048
We can't stay in my apartment.
We've been there over a year.
1001
01:19:24,104 -- 01:19:25,696
I wanna keep moving forward.
1002
01:19:35,439 -- 01:19:38,478
- It's a new firm.
- "New" as in inexperienced?
1003
01:19:38,666 -- 01:19:41,209
No. "New" as in cheap.
1004
01:19:50,615 -- 01:19:52,791
Hi, Dr. Forster.
We'll be with you in a moment.
1005
01:19:53,010 -- 01:19:54,570
Great, thank you.
1006
01:20:07,235 -- 01:20:10,083
Oh, by the way...
1007
01:20:11,381 -- 01:20:13,337
...happy Valentine's Day.
1008
01:20:13,530 -- 01:20:16,412
Oh, God, Katie,
I didn't get you anything.
1009
01:20:16,633 -- 01:20:19,515
I'm sorry. I've just been
so swamped and...
1010
01:20:19,737 -- 01:20:21,488
Doesn't matter.
1011
01:20:36,693 -- 01:20:40,161
- What is this?
- It's global warming.
1012
01:20:42,225 -- 01:20:45,898
Dr. Forster?
Hi, I'm sorry to have kept you waiting.
1013
01:21:03,205 -- 01:21:05,444
- Hi. Good to see you again.
- Dr. Forster. You too.
1014
01:21:05,661 -- 01:21:08,332
- Hi, I'm Morgan.
- Hey, Morgan. Vanessa Vanderbeck.
1015
01:21:08,518 -- 01:21:12,478
So obviously, the first thing you see
is what we had talked about. The atrium.
1016
01:21:13,128 -- 01:21:14,413
That's stunning.
1017
01:21:14,570 -- 01:21:17,818
So we were able to do it with all
the glass panels in the metal structure?
1018
01:21:18,012 -- 01:21:19,477
- Yeah.
- Can l..?
1019
01:21:19,732 -- 01:21:20,926
Wanna get a beer after work?
1020
01:21:21,145 -- 01:21:24,882
I'm sorry, I can't. I'm taking
Vanessa out for Valentine's Day.
1021
01:21:28,302 -- 01:21:29,674
Wait.
1022
01:21:30,177 -- 01:21:31,496
Say that again.
1023
01:21:31,682 -- 01:21:34,560
It's Valentine's Day today.
I'm taking out Vanessa, my girlfriend.
1024
01:21:34,751 -- 01:21:37,852
Cold champagne, some oysters,
maybe a little chocolate.
1025
01:21:38,070 -- 01:21:41,286
- What's the date?
- It's February 14th.
1026
01:21:42,126 -- 01:21:46,052
- February 14th, 2006.
- Yeah.
1027
01:21:46,609 -- 01:21:49,250
- Stunning. Thank you so much.
- Our pleasure.
1028
01:21:49,437 -- 01:21:51,678
Thank you. Henry will
make sure you have everything.
1029
01:21:51,894 -- 01:21:53,645
Great. They were absolutely beautiful.
1030
01:21:53,862 -- 01:21:55,234
Thank you.
1031
01:21:56,409 -- 01:21:57,781
What?
1032
01:21:59,144 -- 01:22:02,182
Katie, I gotta get back to work.
1033
01:22:04,921 -- 01:22:06,636
Who did this drawing?
1034
01:22:06,823 -- 01:22:08,781
My brother did, actually.
1035
01:22:08,943 -- 01:22:10,201
Who's your brother?
1036
01:22:10,388 -- 01:22:12,221
Alex Wyler.
1037
01:22:12,508 -- 01:22:14,131
Did you know him?
1038
01:22:16,100 -- 01:22:17,534
Yeah.
1039
01:22:18,404 -- 01:22:20,028
Yeah, I know him.
1040
01:22:22,337 -- 01:22:24,358
Do you know how
I can get in touch with him?
1041
01:22:24,550 -- 01:22:27,219
Is he..?
Is he anywhere that I can?
1042
01:22:29,709 -- 01:22:31,426
I'm sorry.
1043
01:22:32,014 -- 01:22:35,723
He died...
1044
01:22:36,162 -- 01:22:38,641
...two years ago today, actually.
1045
01:22:41,690 -- 01:22:43,618
There was an accident.
1046
01:22:59,876 -- 01:23:01,341
Where?
1047
01:23:04,730 -- 01:23:06,102
Kate.
1048
01:23:08,292 -- 01:23:10,534
Wait, just stop. Just stop.
1049
01:23:10,995 -- 01:23:12,923
Goddamn it, answer me.
1050
01:23:13,209 -- 01:23:16,917
What is the matter? Kate.
1051
01:23:19,381 -- 01:23:20,816
Kate!
1052
01:24:20,147 -- 01:24:22,931
Sixty degrees on Valentine's Day.
1053
01:24:23,156 -- 01:24:25,272
This cannot be Chicago.
1054
01:24:25,644 -- 01:24:28,431
The TV says it's global warming.
1055
01:24:28,778 -- 01:24:30,402
Nothing wrong with that.
1056
01:24:30,591 -- 01:24:32,180
It's a dangerous thing.
1057
01:24:32,586 -- 01:24:34,146
iAlex.../i
1058
01:24:35,475 -- 01:24:38,147
i... I know why you/i
ididn't show up that night./i
1059
01:24:38,363 -- 01:24:41,369
iIt was you at Daley Plaza that day./i
1060
01:24:42,446 -- 01:24:44,103
iIt was you./i
1061
01:24:44,936 -- 01:24:46,832
iPlease, don't go./i
1062
01:24:47,824 -- 01:24:51,009
iJust wait. Please./i
1063
01:24:51,909 -- 01:24:53,165
iDon't look for me./i
1064
01:24:53,353 -- 01:24:55,500
iDon't try to find me./i
1065
01:24:57,500 -- 01:24:59,218
iI love you./i
1066
01:25:01,832 -- 01:25:05,172
iAnd it's taken me all this time/i
ito say it, but I love you./i
1067
01:25:12,094 -- 01:25:13,588
iAnd if you still care for me.../i
1068
01:25:15,317 -- 01:25:17,098
i... wait for me./i
1069
01:25:17,590 -- 01:25:19,424
iWait with me./i
1070
01:25:19,618 -- 01:25:22,834
iJust wait. Wait./i
1071
01:25:30,893 -- 01:25:33,103
iWait two years, Alex./i
1072
01:25:33,534 -- 01:25:35,681
iCome to the lake house./i
1073
01:25:36,021 -- 01:25:37,707
iI'm here./i
1074
01:26:30,365 -- 01:26:32,051
You waited.