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A Gift of Miracles (2015) is an uplifting drama about a young woman who discovers a collection of keepsakes left behind by her late mother. As she delivers the items to the people they were meant for, she experiences unexpected moments of connection, healing, and personal growth. A touching story about faith, love, and the beauty of small miracles.  A Gift of Miracles, A Gift of Miracles (2015), Hallmark movie, heartfelt drama, emotional journey, 2015 film, meaningful story, family connection, inspirational film, personal growth, character driven drama, touching movie, keepsake journey, self discovery, uplifting message, love and healing, full movie A Gift of Miracles, sentimental film, gift of connection, emotional storytelling

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00:04:19c'est pas vraiment

00:04:21pour vous aider.

00:04:22Tu sais quoi ce que je veux dire?

00:04:23Non, je ne sais pas.

00:04:24Je pensais que mon research

00:04:25était très thorough.

00:04:26Ok, peut-être que nous nécessitons

00:04:27un exercice de quelque sorte.

00:04:29Une sorte que vous aide

00:04:30à l'écrire avec d'emotion

00:04:32et vous aide à l'écrire.

00:04:34Maintenant je suis en un morceau?

00:04:36Oui, mais en un moment

00:04:38de parler,

00:04:39je ne pense pas que vous êtes en un morceau.

00:04:41Je ne pense pas que vous êtes en un morceau.

00:04:43Je ne pense pas que vous êtes en un morceau.

00:04:45Je suis très facile à vous dire.

00:04:47Oui, je pense que nous avons

00:04:48très différentes approches.

00:04:49Je ne pense pas que ça va fonctionner.

00:04:50Oh, je pense que nous avons

00:04:52l'air de l'autre côté.

00:04:53Vous savez ce qui nous nécessitons ?

00:04:54C'est de la nourriture et de la nourriture.

00:04:55Ça aide toujours à l'écrire,

00:04:56à l'écrire, à l'écrire.

00:04:58Oui, je ne pense pas.

00:04:59Nous pouvons faire ça sur la lunche

00:05:00ou la coffee.

00:05:00Merci pour votre temps.

00:05:01L'écrivain, peut-être ?

00:05:03Non ?

00:05:19Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada

00:05:32C'est de l'écrire.

00:07:33Good night, Mom.

00:09:03I don't like to get rid of things, but we're going to have to. This whole place has to be cleaned out. Everything's soaking wet.

00:09:08Okay, but we don't have to do it right now.

00:09:09It's probably not a good idea to put this off. I have some time before I meet Aunt Kathy for lunch. Let's just get started.

00:09:14All right. I'll get down to the garage. Some fans try to dry up the floor.

00:09:19All right.

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00:09:44C'est parti.

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00:12:19C'est parti.

00:12:20Il ne parle pas de ces choses. Il ne parle pas de ça à l'heure.

00:12:24Je pense que votre père a perdu part de lui-même quand elle est morte.

00:12:27Je pense que nous tous faisons, vraiment.

00:12:29Mais il n'y a jamais été le même.

00:12:32Je me remercie de la nuit de l'accident.

00:12:36Et les policiers étaient déjà là.

00:12:39Et ils disaient qu'il y avait des collègues des enfants.

00:12:43Et il y a un lit de lumière.

00:12:45Il n'y a pas de la voiture.

00:12:47Il n'y a pas de la nuit aussi.

00:12:50Oui.

00:12:53Je n'ai pas de memories de mon.

00:12:57Non.

00:12:59Je ne peux même pas voir la face.

00:13:01D'Arcy, tu étais une seule fois.

00:13:04Still.

00:13:07Donc, c'est ce qui se passe sur la date ?

00:13:09Et je veux des détails.

00:13:10Je n'ai pas de temps pour ça.

00:13:12J'ai pas de temps pour moi.

00:13:15Je suis un ami qui a un son de votre âge.

00:13:17Il travaille sur un MBA.

00:13:18J'ai vu des photos.

00:13:19Il est assez cute.

00:13:20Donc, je peux arranger quelque chose.

00:13:21J'ai dit que vous allez me mettre en place.

00:13:23Il dit que vous avez fait ça avec lui aussi.

00:13:25Ah, mes talents sont un complet waste sur votre père.

00:13:28Chaque fois que j'ai essayé de mettre Franck,

00:13:30il me reste peut-être deux jours.

00:13:32Peut-être.

00:13:33Je vais vous mettre en place.

00:13:35Peut-être.

00:13:36Je vais aller à la maison.

00:13:38Mindy est venu.

00:13:39Nous sommes venus à la maison.

00:13:40Je vais aller à la maison.

00:13:42Je vais aller à la maison.

00:13:43Ok, je vais vous dire que j'ai dit.

00:13:44Et nous ne sommes pas à la fin de parler.

00:13:46Un date avec un mec qui n'a jamais fait à personne.

00:13:48Ces mots sont à vivre.

00:13:50Je vais vous voir après.

00:13:52Bye.

00:13:53Bye.

00:14:10Darcy?

00:14:11Bonjour.

00:14:12Bonjour.

00:14:13Bonjour.

00:14:14Bonjour.

00:14:15Bonjour.

00:14:16Bonjour.

00:14:17Bonjour.

00:14:18Bonjour.

00:14:19Bonjour.

00:14:20Je suis resolutions.

00:14:21Je n'ai pas voulu me remettre en place.

00:14:22свой à cintes de remercier.

00:14:23Non, je suis le à forcing.

00:14:25Je n'ai pas voulu me remercier.

00:14:26Je veux dire que vous avez ouvert.

00:14:27À souvent, les mots que tu veux dire ne laient pas les mots en jouant.

00:14:30Les sœurs sont au fait dangfen.

00:14:32Look, I need help, and my mentor says that you are the one to work with, so what do you say? Are you still willing to help me?

00:14:42Well, huh. I do owe Dr. Reed a favor or two, so... Okay, you talked me into it.

00:14:51Isn't it great how this happened? You were thinking of me, I was thinking of you, and now here we are. The universe has brought us together.

00:14:58The universe. Okay, let's not go overboard.

00:15:01What do you mean?

00:15:02Are you sure you're an English major? You sound like you belong in theology or philosophy, maybe.

00:15:08Well, one major in life is much too limiting. I like to pursue all my interests.

00:15:12Okay, so what's your schedule like? Oh, sorry.

00:15:18Shopping list.

00:15:19Thank you. Um, no, it's my mom's.

00:15:21Well, you better not lose it then, in case she wants it back.

00:15:24She passed away a long time ago.

00:15:26Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't realize.

00:15:28No, it's okay. I just, I found it. It, um, it was a list of things that she was planning to give away.

00:15:34Huh. Well, maybe she wanted you to have it then.

00:15:37I did say she passed away, right?

00:15:40Yeah, all the more reason it could be something special that she wanted you to have.

00:15:44Are you gonna finish what she started?

00:15:45I don't know.

00:15:49Well, it might be worth your time.

00:15:52In fact, this is just the kind of exercise that could help you with your writing.

00:15:57How do you figure that?

00:16:00He said what?

00:16:02It would help me get in touch with my passionate side.

00:16:04So, what, he thinks your mom's some kind of a guardian angel or something?

00:16:09I guess so.

00:16:11How do you feel about that?

00:16:12Well, I think he's off with Rocker, but I'm not entirely opposed to what he's suggesting.

00:16:17Why's that?

00:16:18I don't know. It would be nice to talk to someone who knew my mom. Does that sound crazy?

00:16:21No.

00:16:23Actually, that part doesn't sound crazy at all.

00:16:25Like this guy you're working with.

00:16:27That's another story.

00:16:28You have no idea.

00:16:28Yeah.

00:16:29Yeah.

00:16:34Oh.

00:17:04I don't know.

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00:30:43Même si il y a la smallest chance que quelque chose peut se passer,

00:30:47given enough time, il peut toujours se passer.

00:30:48Le théorique match est le pratique.

00:30:50Nous ne voulons pas ça souvent, et c'est ce que nous trouvons dans le monde réel.

00:30:55Ok, admite.

00:30:56Vous êtes part Vulcan, right?

00:30:58Spock est votre père ou quelque chose.

00:31:01Je dois prendre ça comme un « non ».

00:31:05Vous savez, je ne pense pas que vous êtes assez impartial à être un juge dans ce bet que vous avez.

00:31:10Je pensais que je suis le réeliste ici.

00:31:12C'est ce qui me concerne.

00:31:14Vous voyez, pour que vous puissiez vraiment gagner, nous devons être sûr que les facts ne sont pas seules.

00:31:19Et vous avez une suggestion pour faire les choses plus objectif.

00:31:22Je dois. Je dois venir avec vous.

00:31:25Sérieusement ?

00:31:26Oui. Si nous deux sont là, si personne ne peut mettre un spin sur ce qui se passe ou laisser quelque chose.

00:31:31C'est, bien sûr, si vous êtes à la challenge.

00:31:33Vous avez un accord. Je suis retournée à ma mère d'écoute demain. Vous pouvez venir avec moi.

00:31:38Bien.

00:31:39Et direction serait bien.

00:31:40Après, après, j'ai brûlé avec pixie dust et j'ai brûlé à ma fenêtre, c'est ce qu'il y a la seconde star sur la droite ?

00:31:45Oui.

00:31:46Je vais vous texte.

00:31:47Et ne vous perdez de penser à penser à des pensées.

00:31:50Je ne sais pas.

00:32:50He's one of those the universe takes care of everything people.

00:32:53I mean, he still believes in the tooth fairy. I am sure of it.

00:32:56Now you get to enjoy more of his company.

00:32:57Ah, that's funny.

00:32:58Well, you do realize you're now going to be spending more time with him.

00:33:01True, but that's a small price to pay.

00:33:03Unless spending time with him is more enjoyable than you think.

00:33:06Not even a little.

00:33:08Just watch. I am not going to let him prove me wrong.

00:33:20This is awesome. I have a great vibe about today.

00:33:28Vibe?

00:33:28Yep.

00:33:29Did you just say vibe?

00:33:30I did.

00:33:30Please do me a favor and try to act a little more normal than usual.

00:33:34Normal?

00:33:35You know, no crazy questions or out there comments.

00:33:38This is my family you're about to meet.

00:33:39Ah, you mean rational.

00:33:41Yes.

00:33:42Reasonable, logical, like yourself.

00:33:44That's right.

00:33:44Okay, okay. There is one problem.

00:33:47And what is that?

00:33:48I can't. It's against my nature.

00:33:57That's the one. Great.

00:34:00You must be Nathan.

00:34:01Nathan Riley. Nice to meet you.

00:34:02Great to meet you. You didn't tell me he was cute.

00:34:04You're Kathy.

00:34:06What? You don't think he is?

00:34:07Yeah, you don't think I am?

00:34:09Showing up with this is perfect timing.

00:34:11Come on in.

00:34:14What do you mean, perfect timing?

00:34:21Well, you know, Mike, the guy is redoing my bathroom.

00:34:23He fell off his ladder this morning.

00:34:24Oh, no. Is he okay?

00:34:25Yeah, he's fine. They had to put his arm in a cast.

00:34:27But the point is, is that I wanted to bake him something

00:34:30because he lives just down the street.

00:34:31So, your mother's cookbook is going to come in very handy today.

00:34:36That is perfect timing.

00:34:37The question is what?

00:34:39There's so much to choose from.

00:34:40Oh, angel fruitcake.

00:34:44Or lemon poppy seed loaf.

00:34:46You know what?

00:34:47Your mother used to make these chocolate brownies

00:34:49with pecans and caramel.

00:34:52Yes, turtle brownies.

00:34:54That's what she used to call them.

00:34:55I'm getting hungry just hearing all that.

00:34:57I'm sure baking is more than you both bargained for.

00:34:59But, um, want to help?

00:35:02Yeah, we'd love to.

00:35:03Excellent.

00:35:04Nathan, the aprons are in the closet around the corner there.

00:35:11Okay, forget Mr. MBA that I was trying to set you up with.

00:35:14He's a keeper.

00:35:15No way. We're just working together.

00:35:17Well, do more than just working together.

00:35:19I am so excited to taste one of my mom's old recipes.

00:35:31You're a real pro at this.

00:35:32Oh, no, I've just had a lot of practice.

00:35:35I used to help my mom in the kitchen all the time.

00:35:37Aw.

00:35:38Yeah, I cook a lot, too.

00:35:40In fact, I have a dinner party and games night at my house once a month.

00:35:44That sounds like fun.

00:35:45Well, the next one is actually tonight.

00:35:49You're both welcome to come.

00:35:51Oh.

00:35:52Unfortunately, I can't make it.

00:35:53But Darcy would love to.

00:35:54She's single.

00:35:55Did I mention that?

00:35:56You're single, too?

00:35:56Pay no attention to her.

00:35:57Besides, I can't.

00:35:58I have a proposal to write.

00:36:00And a friend of mine and I have plans.

00:36:01Oh, what kind of plans do you have?

00:36:05We are making dinner.

00:36:07Your friend's invited, too.

00:36:08They both love to go.

00:36:09See?

00:36:09There.

00:36:10Settle.

00:36:15Mike?

00:36:26Ta-da!

00:36:27To help you feel better.

00:36:29Thank you.

00:36:30Did you make these?

00:36:31Well, along with my partners in crime, this is my lovely niece, Darcy, and Nathan, baker

00:36:36in the making.

00:36:36Hi.

00:36:37Nice to meet you both, and thank you for this.

00:36:41Wow.

00:36:41Turtle brownies, right?

00:36:43You recognize them?

00:36:43I haven't had these since I was a kid.

00:36:46I used to make these with my babysitter, Marianne, years ago.

00:36:51What was her last name?

00:36:55Burkhart.

00:36:57Burkhart was my mother's maiden name.

00:36:59That was your mom?

00:37:01You've got to be kidding me.

00:37:02Hi, Dad.

00:37:15Hey.

00:37:15What's that?

00:37:16I ran by the hardware store to pick up the glass to replace that window upstairs.

00:37:21You still have our old VCR?

00:37:23Yes, and that is going right back upstairs.

00:37:27You're never going to use it again.

00:37:29You know that, right?

00:37:30Never say never.

00:37:31Some would call you a hoarder, Dad.

00:37:33That's fine by me.

00:37:35Oh, hey.

00:37:36I found something that you might like.

00:37:38What is it?

00:37:39Come and see.

00:37:43I came across this in the attic yesterday.

00:37:46It was your mom's.

00:37:56A key.

00:37:58What's it for?

00:38:00No idea.

00:38:01But she used to wear it a lot when we first met.

00:38:04I thought you might like to have it.

00:38:06Thank you, Dad.

00:38:15Now it's my turn.

00:38:20Aunt Kathy and I made some of mom's turtle brownies.

00:38:23Now I understand why her desserts were so famous.

00:38:29What's wrong?

00:38:30Uh, nothing, sweetie.

00:38:33Dad, I didn't mean to upset you.

00:38:35No, no, it's okay.

00:38:37I'm, uh, I'm just going to go get started on that window.

00:38:44Thank you for coming with me.

00:38:46Oh, sure.

00:38:47After all I've heard, I can't wait to meet this guy for myself.

00:38:53The final two guests.

00:38:55Yes, I love having new people at my party.

00:38:58Sorry, we're late.

00:38:59You must be Mindy.

00:39:00That's me.

00:39:01Get on in here.

00:39:03After you.

00:39:04Okay, let me introduce you guys to everybody.

00:39:11We got Dave and Samantha.

00:39:13My man, Oscar.

00:39:14Carrie and Sophia.

00:39:16Everybody, this is Mindy and Darcy.

00:39:19They're both scientists.

00:39:20But, hey, don't hold that against them.

00:39:23The game of hearts always gets out of hand.

00:39:26Don't feel like you have to bet money.

00:39:27Oh, even scientists like a good game of cards.

00:39:29What do you say, Mindy?

00:39:30I say deal us in.

00:39:32And watch out.

00:39:32We play to win.

00:39:34Nice.

00:39:34Nathan, I'm having a really nice time.

00:39:45Good.

00:39:48How many wins is that?

00:39:49Seven, eight?

00:39:51Mindy's cleaning up.

00:39:52I'm not even in there to help.

00:39:53I know.

00:39:53I don't believe it.

00:39:54I mean, who would have guessed that you two would be so good at cards?

00:39:57Well, we are scientists, so numbers, probability, it's part of what we do.

00:40:02That is true.

00:40:04Never underestimate the left-brained people of this world.

00:40:07Hey, hey, I've learned my lesson.

00:40:11It's good to see you socialized.

00:40:15I always worry that you're locked away in a laboratory somewhere.

00:40:19Self-imposed exile.

00:40:21Well, it's nice to see that your friends are actual humans.

00:40:24I was starting to think they could be all cartoons.

00:40:28It is hard to believe.

00:40:29I know.

00:40:32It's really nice out here.

00:40:34Isn't it?

00:40:36Yeah, I was like this when I bought the place.

00:40:40Here, come take a look at this.

00:40:42I want to show you something.

00:40:43Come on.

00:40:44Come here.

00:40:49Now, remember, use your imagination.

00:40:53You have to picture this without the rain.

00:40:57What do you think?

00:40:59It's kind of magical, right?

00:41:01I mean, with, you know, a table here, some chairs, maybe a little candlelight.

00:41:09Candlelight?

00:41:10Yeah.

00:41:12What can I say?

00:41:13Guys can be into that kind of thing, too.

00:41:16They're just not supposed to.

00:41:18Old rules of masculinity.

00:41:20I like it.

00:41:22Embracing your romantic side in spite of old stereotypes.

00:41:27Well, why hold on to them?

00:41:30My dad gave me this today.

00:41:40It was my mom's.

00:41:43I gave him some of the brownies we made, too, and he acted really strange about it.

00:41:48Why?

00:41:51They didn't miss her, I guess.

00:41:52I have any idea what it's for.

00:41:57No, too.

00:41:59It's interesting how these things keep finding a way to you.

00:42:03Apparting wisdom along the way.

00:42:05It's turning out to be a good exercise, don't you think?

00:42:10Normally, I would be the first person to say that that's crazy.

00:42:14But now?

00:42:14I don't know.

00:42:23We should get back inside.

00:42:24What did you think?

00:42:43There are improvements, but you're not there yet.

00:42:47Still working with Professor Riley?

00:42:49Yes.

00:42:49Good.

00:42:49Keep working with him.

00:42:50He knows what he's doing.

00:42:51Also, the registrar's office has set a deadline.

00:42:55I'm going to need that in order by the end of next week.

00:42:59No problem.

00:43:00You'll have it.

00:43:01Keep me posted.

00:43:21There's only one sentence in this paragraph.

00:43:43Oceanic life is some of the most beautiful in the world,

00:43:45and it has captured my love and attention as far back as I can remember.

00:43:50Great.

00:43:51But where's the rest of it?

00:43:53I deleted it.

00:43:54Why?

00:43:55Because I was afraid it sounded stupid,

00:43:57and I could only imagine what Dr. Reed thought.

00:43:59You can't be afraid of what people think.

00:44:01It blocks all positive energy flow.

00:44:03You'll never put anything down on paper.

00:44:05Well, maybe that's not such a bad thing.

00:44:07But then you're going to miss the best part.

00:44:08When somebody reads what you have to say and likes it,

00:44:13like I just did,

00:44:15this is the beginning of something interesting.

00:44:18It's still terrifying.

00:44:20Great, great.

00:44:21Keep doing what's terrifying.

00:44:23Just elaborate, please.

00:44:24I don't know how I'm going to get this finished by the end of next week.

00:44:27You'll get there.

00:44:29Just take a breath.

00:44:31Enjoy the ride.

00:44:31Just don't censor yourself.

00:44:34I should get going.

00:44:35You know what you need?

00:44:36You need a break.

00:44:37I don't have time for that right now.

00:44:39Trust me.

00:44:40Whenever I'm feeling overwhelmed,

00:44:41it's time to shift my energy, clear my head.

00:44:44What do you say you and me, we go have some fun?

00:44:46What do you mean by fun?

00:44:48I hear there's this great place downtown that makes unusual pizza.

00:44:52Apparently, there's one with black bean and peppers.

00:44:54It's supposed to be out of this world.

00:44:55That sounds strange and quite awful, actually.

00:44:58Well, how do you know until you try it?

00:45:00I really should be working.

00:45:02Come on.

00:45:03It'll be good for you.

00:45:05I'll get you home early, I promise.

00:45:07Okay, so what did the zero say to the eight?

00:45:12I don't know.

00:45:12Nice belt.

00:45:14My dad will love that one.

00:45:17So, are you going to finish all that?

00:45:19Admit it.

00:45:20Yours is terrible.

00:45:21Well, I don't know.

00:45:22I kind of liked it.

00:45:22No, you liked the pepperoni pizza I ordered, which is why you want another slice.

00:45:26Face it.

00:45:27Weird and unusual is daring.

00:45:28That doesn't make it edible.

00:45:29Okay.

00:45:31That is true.

00:45:32But, admit it.

00:45:35You're having fun.

00:45:36Maybe.

00:45:37A little.

00:45:38I have to say, that looks good on you.

00:45:43Thanks.

00:45:43See, you're taking the hint that life sent you, and it paid off.

00:45:49Which is why I think you shouldn't give up on your mom's list.

00:45:52No, not that again.

00:45:53I'm serious.

00:45:54Believe it or not, things do happen in the universe that aren't controlled by destiny and a predetermined outcome.

00:46:00They do.

00:46:00You're impossible.

00:46:01I try.

00:46:02Okay, let's just say for a second you're right.

00:46:04There is some greater purpose I'm supposed to get out of all of this.

00:46:06What is it?

00:46:07What is the universe trying to tell me?

00:46:10Well, if you don't know the answer, then it hasn't revealed itself yet.

00:46:15You do realize you sound like a fortune cookie when you talk like that, right?

00:46:18We're talking about you right now.

00:46:21Speaking of which, I did some homework for you.

00:46:23What are you talking about?

00:46:24I've been researching the last two names on your mom's list.

00:46:27There's a Molly Dixon and a Russ Hamilton.

00:46:29Champagne glasses go to Molly and the antique chairs go to Russ.

00:46:33Wait, you've been researching this.

00:46:34Well, you can't expect to do it all on your own now, can you?

00:46:37So Russ Hamilton and the chairs are a no-go.

00:46:39No local listing.

00:46:41I did a wider search, but it's just too many to sort through, so.

00:46:45I think that's definitely destiny telling us to give up.

00:46:49Well, not so fast because I did get some traction on the glasses.

00:46:52The name Molly Dixon.

00:46:53Kathy recognized it.

00:46:55She said Molly moved up to Albany.

00:46:56I checked that out.

00:46:57She's got a gift shop in town.

00:46:59So what do you say we drive up there tomorrow?

00:47:02You called my Aunt Kathy.

00:47:03We couldn't even bake together.

00:47:05We're like family now.

00:47:07Oh, my God.

00:47:12I should really be getting home.

00:47:14It's just late.

00:47:15So I'll pick you up tomorrow morning.

00:47:16Her shop opens at 11, so say 10.30.

00:47:20Okay.

00:47:21Here they are.

00:47:34Here they are.

00:47:40Hi.

00:47:43So let's get going.

00:47:44I need to get back soon so I can work on my proposal.

00:47:46Fair enough.

00:48:04Good morning.

00:48:04Can I help you folks?

00:48:05Hi.

00:48:06Yes, we're looking for Molly Dixon.

00:48:07Molly, she's supposed to be in today, but I haven't seen her yet.

00:48:10Oh, we were hoping to talk to her.

00:48:11Do you know when she might be in?

00:48:12I'm expecting her anytime.

00:48:13Okay, well, if you don't mind, we'll just wait around a bit.

00:48:16Sure.

00:48:16Feel free to look about.

00:48:17If you see something you like, let me know.

00:48:19Great.

00:48:19Thank you.

00:48:20Thanks.

00:48:20Okay.

00:48:29How long has it been?

00:48:30At least an hour.

00:48:31Uh-huh.

00:48:32What do you want to do?

00:48:33Excuse me.

00:48:41Yes.

00:48:42Have you heard from Molly?

00:48:43Not at all, but, you know, she keeps her own schedules.

00:48:46Maybe we'll try back later.

00:48:48Would you like to leave a message?

00:48:49No, no, that's okay.

00:48:51But thank you.

00:48:52All right.

00:48:52Bye-bye.

00:48:53Bye.

00:48:53Thanks.

00:48:57We should have called ahead.

00:48:59We can always come back another day.

00:49:01I don't know, Nathan.

00:49:03Like I said before, I think it's time to give up.

00:49:05I mean, if you're right about life sending messages, we should take the hint.

00:49:12Oh, no.

00:49:12What's that?

00:49:14Uh, my check engine light just came on.

00:49:16Please tell me you're kidding.

00:49:17I wish I were.

00:49:18We're in the middle of nowhere.

00:49:20Yeah, I know.

00:49:21Hang on.

00:49:23Hang on.

00:49:24Hang on.

00:49:25Hang on.

00:49:26Hang on.

00:49:27Hang on.

00:49:28Hang on.

00:49:29Hang on.

00:49:31Thank goodness.

00:49:38Hi.

00:49:39Thought I might be stranded out here forever.

00:49:41Are you okay?

00:49:43Oh, I'm fine.

00:49:44I had smoke coming from under my hood, and I pulled over, so...

00:49:47Well, believe it or not, we're having car trouble, too.

00:49:50Oh.

00:49:53At least I thought we were.

00:49:55What is it?

00:49:56The light just went off.

00:49:57Hey, do one of you have a phone I could borrow so I could call for help?

00:50:02I...

00:50:02Of course.

00:50:03Wouldn't you know I left mine at home.

00:50:04Don't know where my mine was this morning.

00:50:05Yep.

00:50:06Here.

00:50:06Use mine.

00:50:07Thank you so much.

00:50:08I really appreciate this.

00:50:19Oh, hi.

00:50:19My car broke down, and I need roadside assistance.

00:50:22Can you send somebody?

00:50:23Great.

00:50:24Yeah.

00:50:25My name is Molly Dixon.

00:50:26I'm driving a silver wagon, and I'll try...

00:50:28Excuse me.

00:50:29You're Molly?

00:50:31Yeah.

00:50:32Would you hold, please?

00:50:33Yes?

00:50:34The one who owns the gift shop in Albany?

00:50:37One and the same.

00:50:38Yes.

00:50:41Do I...

00:50:42know you?

00:50:48Well...

00:50:49Well, who would have thought you'd be driving by right where I was stranded?

00:50:52Well, it's a good thing we pulled over when we did.

00:50:54Yeah.

00:50:55Hey, what'd you find out about your car?

00:50:58Well, the guy that towed your car took a look at it, and...

00:51:02he said it all checked out.

00:51:04He didn't know what happened.

00:51:05Well, thank goodness for that.

00:51:07And for driving me home.

00:51:09I'm really glad you guys can stay for supper.

00:51:11It's the least I can do.

00:51:13She wanted to give these...

00:51:16to you.

00:51:18Wow.

00:51:28They're beautiful.

00:51:31Were you close with my mom?

00:51:33I used to teach before I started my shop, and your mom and I taught together for...

00:51:38a little while.

00:51:39Until she stopped working to start a family.

00:51:43And why the champagne glasses?

00:51:45I think these were meant to be a wedding gift.

00:51:47Really?

00:51:50Shortly after Marianne and I met, I fell in love.

00:51:54Head over heels.

00:51:55In love with this guy.

00:51:57I had been hurt, and...

00:52:00I was afraid to get involved.

00:52:02Did you pass the vegetables, love?

00:52:03Oh, of course.

00:52:05Thank you.

00:52:07I talked it over with Marianne.

00:52:09I cried.

00:52:10She cried.

00:52:11Lovely thing about your mother.

00:52:15You would tell her things and...

00:52:19It was like...

00:52:21She was going through it right along with you.

00:52:25So what happened?

00:52:26Well, she gave me some great advice.

00:52:28She said I just had to roll the dice again.

00:52:31Because if it was true love, you might not find it again.

00:52:36And I am so glad I did, because that man is still my husband.

00:52:41That's wonderful.

00:52:42Yeah.

00:52:44He's traveling for work right now.

00:52:46Which is too bad.

00:52:47He would have...

00:52:49He would have loved to have met you.

00:52:51Is there anything else you remember about my mom that stands out?

00:52:55There is one thing that I always admired about her.

00:52:58She knew exactly what she wanted out of life.

00:53:03I was the total opposite.

00:53:04Always fumbling for direction, but not her.

00:53:07She knew.

00:53:08What was it?

00:53:12It was all about you.

00:53:15Marianne's big dream in life was...

00:53:18To be a mom.

00:53:21And when you came along...

00:53:22She just wanted to see you grow up and be happy.

00:53:37Thank you so much.

00:53:38It was great.

00:53:39You're welcome.

00:53:41Oh, thank you.

00:53:43Good night.

00:53:45Oh, hang on.

00:53:48I gotta take this.

00:53:49Sorry.

00:53:50Yeah, of course.

00:53:53Where's your friend?

00:53:54Oh, he had to take a call.

00:53:56Oh.

00:53:57Thank you so much for this wonderful night.

00:53:59Thank you.

00:54:02And here.

00:54:04I believe my mom wanted you to have these.

00:54:07I think these belong with you.

00:54:09And just remember,

00:54:11if you're ever in the same place I was,

00:54:13remember your mom's advice.

00:54:16It might be a little scary, but...

00:54:19It's worth the risk.

00:54:22It was lovely to meet you in the most...

00:54:26extraordinary way.

00:54:33Thank you.

00:54:37Yeah, okay, I will, I will.

00:54:38Yes, yeah, okay.

00:54:40Okay, okay.

00:54:41Bye.

00:54:42Sorry about that.

00:54:45That was, that was my mom.

00:54:48She wants me to call her to let her know I got home okay.

00:54:55Hey.

00:54:57What's wrong?

00:54:58You're lucky to have a mom who worries about you.

00:55:06Who you could call, I've...

00:55:09I've never known what that was like.

00:55:15I'm so sorry.

00:55:17I shouldn't have said that.

00:55:19I don't know what I was thinking.

00:55:20I don't know why I'm acting this way.

00:55:23Getting worked up, it clouds your judgment.

00:55:25That's what my dad always says.

00:55:27I don't think that's true.

00:55:31And from what I know about your mom,

00:55:34it doesn't sound like she would either.

00:55:37Nathan, what's happening to me?

00:55:38I don't know what to believe anymore.

00:55:49Come here.

00:55:51Come here.

00:56:08Man, let the door move.

00:56:13Man.

00:56:15Man.

00:56:16Man.

00:56:18Man.

00:56:20Man.

00:56:22Man.

00:56:24Man.

00:56:26Man.

00:56:28Man.

00:56:30Man.

00:56:32Man.

00:56:33Man.

00:56:34Merci.

00:56:38Comment vous êtes-vous?

00:56:42Très bien.

00:56:44Et le livre ?

00:56:46Ce n'est jamais ce que quelqu'un veut,

00:56:49donc je ne sais pas pourquoi je n'ai pas vouloir.

00:56:52Non, non, non, non, non.

00:56:54Non quitté.

00:56:56Besides,

00:56:58je veux cette nouvelle version de vous.

00:57:04Maintenant,

00:57:06et pour les chairs, ok ?

00:57:08Nathan, j'ai tellement de travail à faire.

00:57:10Oui, mais c'est la dernière chose sur la liste.

00:57:13Nous devons terminer.

00:57:15Votre papier n'est pas prévu jusqu'à Friday.

00:57:17Nous avons beaucoup de temps.

00:57:18Dans le moment où je vais,

00:57:19je ne pense pas que procrastiner est une idée très bonne.

00:57:21Et n'est-ce pas la priorité

00:57:23d'être pour m'aider à m'aider avec cette proposal ?

00:57:25Je vais essayer de.

00:57:29Je veux dire, vous avez de l'admettre,

00:57:31votre liste de ma mère est une partie de ça.

00:57:33Je ne peux pas.

00:57:34Je ne peux pas.

00:57:35Je ne peux pas.

00:57:36Je ne peux pas.

00:57:37Je ne peux pas.

00:57:38Ok, alors, si rien n'est, nous avons un back going.

00:57:39Je ne veux pas.

00:57:40Mais merci.

00:57:41Darcy, écoute.

00:57:42Nathan, ce n'est pas...

00:57:43Ce n'est pas...

00:57:44Ce n'est pas.

00:57:45Ce n'est pas.

00:57:46Ce n'est pas.

00:57:47Ce n'est pas.

00:57:48Je sais que c'est difficile,

00:57:49mais vous devriez continuer.

00:57:51Vous faites bien.

00:57:52C'est difficile.

00:57:53C'est difficile.

00:57:54C'est difficile.

00:57:55Je ne peux pas.

00:57:56C'est difficile.

00:57:57C'est difficile.

00:57:58Je suis une personne que je ne peux pas savoir.

00:58:01Je ne peux pas continuer à reliver ça.

00:58:05Je sais que vous n'avez pas tous les answers

00:58:07sur pourquoi ça se passe.

00:58:10Je ne sais pas.

00:58:12Mais si je suis le droit,

00:58:14et ça se fait quelque chose qui est en train de vous,

00:58:17vous savez.

00:58:20C'est une raison pour la fin.

00:58:28Où est-ce que je vais?

00:58:30Le bibliothèque.

00:58:31Je veux vérifier les collections spéciales.

00:58:33Pour quoi ?

00:58:34Le bibliothèque.

00:58:35Le bibliothèque est en file.

00:58:37Et tu penses qu'on peut peut-être un ancien listing

00:58:39pour Russ Hamilton ?

00:58:40Peut-être une adresse, aussi.

00:58:42C'est un long shot, à la fin.

00:58:44Tout le plus de raison pour essayer.

00:58:53Mind you anything ?

00:58:54Not yet.

00:58:56Je te dis, c'est un waste de temps.

00:59:02Wait a minute.

00:59:03What is it ?

00:59:04Our Hamilton.

00:59:05There's a listing.

00:59:06How old ?

00:59:07This is 1985.

00:59:16No longer in service.

00:59:19But there is an address.

00:59:212110 Cypress Avenue.

00:59:23That's within walking distance.

00:59:24Let's go.

00:59:27Nathan.

00:59:28Come on, let's go.

00:59:36This is it.

00:59:37You ready ?

00:59:38Let's get this over with.

00:59:40Oh, for heaven's sake.

00:59:56Beverly ?

00:59:57Darcy, right ?

00:59:58Yes.

00:59:59Hi.

01:00:00You two know each other ?

01:00:01You two know each other ?

01:00:02We've met.

01:00:03Briefly.

01:00:04Nathan, this is Beverly.

01:00:05Hello.

01:00:06What on earth are you doing here ?

01:00:09We're actually looking for a Russ Hamilton.

01:00:12Oh.

01:00:13Oh, Russ and his wife haven't lived here for years.

01:00:16I bought the house from him.

01:00:17Do you know if he's still around ?

01:00:19Last I heard, he was in the Denver area, but that was 10 or 12 years ago.

01:00:23Hmm.

01:00:24By any chance you have his contact information ?

01:00:27Well, I may have an old forwarding address, but it's bound to be out of date.

01:00:31We didn't stay in touch after the house sold, so.

01:00:34Wow, it's worth a shot.

01:00:35Well ?

01:00:36Come in.

01:00:38My goodness.

01:00:39What are the chances ?

01:00:41Crazy, huh ?

01:00:46If you don't mind my asking, what is this all about ?

01:00:50Well, it's hard to explain, but we're looking to track down some of my mother's old friends.

01:00:56Ah.

01:00:57She died in a car accident a long time ago.

01:01:00Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that.

01:01:05She, um, she was killed by a drunk driver.

01:01:10How awful.

01:01:13When, when was this ?

01:01:14Uh, I was a year old, so 85.

01:01:21And the date ?

01:01:24September 23rd.

01:01:30Beverly ?

01:01:31Beverly ?

01:01:32Beverly ?

01:01:34Beverly ?

01:01:35Beverly ?

01:01:36Beverly ?

01:01:40Are you okay ?

01:01:41Beverly ?

01:01:42Are you okay ?

01:01:43Ah.

01:01:44This is my son.

01:01:45My one and only.

01:01:46Big football fan.

01:01:47Used to play in high school, but quit.

01:01:48When he got to college.

01:01:50But he loved to go to the games.

01:01:52It was a big win at our home game one Saturday night.

01:01:58And I guess, a party broke out in the parking lot.

01:02:15I told him hundreds of times never to get behind the wheel of a car if he had been drinking.

01:02:36When he didn't come home by midnight, I knew, I knew something was wrong.

01:02:53Wait, what ?

01:02:54My heart was broken when the police told me.

01:03:01He hit someone.

01:03:05Ben.

01:03:07Ben Davis.

01:03:11That was the name of the driver that hit my mother.

01:03:16That was my boy.

01:03:18My child.

01:03:19Your mother's name was Marianne, wasn't it ?

01:03:26Darcy.

01:03:28Hey, wait, wait.

01:03:29Hold on, hold on.

01:03:30Hang on.

01:03:32Hey, just wait a minute.

01:03:33This can't be happening.

01:03:34I wanna make sure you're okay.

01:03:35No, please.

01:03:36None of this makes any sense.

01:03:37I know.

01:03:38I know, it's incredible.

01:03:39Just stop with the crazy explanations.

01:03:41This whole thing has just made everything worse.

01:03:43Darcy.

01:03:44I don't need your help anymore.

01:03:45Darcy, wait.

01:03:46Just leave me alone, please.

01:03:48Thank you.

01:03:49Take the energy.

01:03:50Oh, that's okay.

01:03:51I don't need anything.

01:03:52You're okay.

01:03:53It's okay.

01:03:54I'm okay.

01:03:55Come on, I'll get one for a plate.

01:03:56Thank you.

01:03:57That's okay.

01:03:58I got to get the breakfast.

01:03:59Uncle Rosi.

01:04:00Daddy's in the bar.

01:04:01I can't hold it!

01:04:02You're right.

01:04:03I have to eat it!

01:04:04I have to eat it!

01:04:05I have to eat it!

01:04:06I have to eat it!

01:04:07You're right.

01:04:09Well, I'll eat it!

01:04:10You're right!

01:04:11I have to eat it!

01:04:13You're nice!

01:04:14You're right!

01:04:15I have to eat it!

01:04:16Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada

01:04:46Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada

01:05:16It's hard for me to share things about your mom.

01:05:29I know. I know that, Dad.

01:05:31And I'm really sorry. I did not mean to upset you the other day.

01:05:35There's more to it than that.

01:05:37Your mom used to try to take care of everybody.

01:05:46I've heard that.

01:05:47She used to call me so many times in a day.

01:05:50She called me to tell me where she was, where she was going, what time she was planning on being home.

01:05:55To tell you the truth, it kind of drove me a little crazy.

01:06:02I tell her, it's okay.

01:06:04You don't need to tell me everything that's going on in the day, every moment.

01:06:10You just do what you have to do and come home when you're ready.

01:06:14This is great, Dad.

01:06:22You're talking about her.

01:06:24The night of the accident.

01:06:25She had been running errands all day, and it was getting pretty late.

01:06:31The phone rang.

01:06:35I had just sat down.

01:06:37I had just finished putting you to bed, and I was exhausted.

01:06:41I knew why she was calling, so I let it ring, and then I let it keep ringing.

01:06:55Ever since, the only thing I think about is, what if I had just picked up?

01:07:02It was Mom.

01:07:03What if I had talked to her just long enough to slow her down?

01:07:06She wouldn't have been in that intersection when she was, and she would still be here.

01:07:11Dad.

01:07:15I was stupid.

01:07:17It wasn't your fault.

01:07:19What if I had just picked up?

01:07:20You didn't do anything wrong.

01:07:27You used to always ask me, where did Mommy go?

01:07:36I couldn't tell you.

01:07:38It was because of me.

01:07:42This wasn't your fault.

01:07:45It's okay.

01:07:50It's not your fault.

01:07:51It's been a hard few days, huh?

01:08:18You don't know how many times I wanted to track you down these past couple of days.

01:08:26I just didn't know that was the right thing to do.

01:08:29I mean, in this situation, is there such a thing?

01:08:33I don't know.

01:08:37This is all so strange and hard to believe.

01:08:41I mean, who would have thought we'd have crossed paths like this?

01:08:45You know, it almost feels like something brought us together.

01:08:50I really don't know what to make of it.

01:08:54You don't know how much I wish I could take back everything that's happened.

01:08:58I mean, there's no excuse.

01:09:01I don't know what he was thinking.

01:09:03I wanted to apologize.

01:09:05But how do I do that?

01:09:07I mean, how do you make up for something so unforgivable?

01:09:12Look, I lost someone I will never get back.

01:09:16Yeah.

01:09:17And you did, too.

01:09:22Yeah, well, it's the hardest thing I've ever had to do in my whole life.

01:09:28Can I ask you something?

01:09:31Sure.

01:09:32How did you...

01:09:34What?

01:09:34...get through it, I mean.

01:09:36I don't know.

01:09:39You know, when it all feels like it's collapsing and there's no hope,

01:09:43and somehow you really just have to get yourself on two feet.

01:09:49And you keep moving.

01:09:51And you keep forging ahead.

01:09:54Even when you really just want to give up?

01:09:56Oh, my dear, especially then.

01:10:01So, what do we do now?

01:10:03Maybe we try to help each other through this the best we can.

01:10:10I like that idea.

01:10:11Oh, but wait, before I forget.

01:10:14I did a little digging.

01:10:16I found an old number for the Hamiltons.

01:10:20Before they went to Denver.

01:10:21And after making some calls, I tracked down their number for you.

01:10:24Ha-ha.

01:10:26Thank you for this.

01:10:28Anytime.

01:10:30You'll have to come back.

01:10:32Okay?

01:10:33I do think you came into my life for a very special reason.

01:10:38Okay.

01:10:39I will.

01:10:41You better.

01:10:41Ha-ha.

01:10:42Ha-ha.

01:10:43Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada

01:11:13It's Darcy. I just wanted to say I'm really sorry for what I said the other day. I was upset.

01:11:22And I also wanted to tell you that you really, you really have helped me more than you know.

01:11:31So call me when you get a chance.

01:11:43I can do this.

01:11:54I can do this.

01:12:24I can do this.

01:12:54Thank you, Dr. Reed.

01:12:58Let me know if I can help with the job search. You can count on me for a recommendation.

01:13:02Actually, that is something I would love to talk to you about.

01:13:05Come on, sweetheart. We have to go.

01:13:15Aunt Kathy.

01:13:26Hi, honey. Do you have a minute?

01:13:27Of course. What's up?

01:13:28Where are you?

01:13:29I'm just heading home. Why?

01:13:31Well, there's something I found that I want you to see.

01:13:34Ooh, what is it?

01:13:36All I can say is that it's something I think you're really going to like.

01:13:39Can you come over?

01:13:41I'll be right there.

01:13:41Take a look at this.

01:13:49That's Marianne's handwriting.

01:13:53These are obviously your mother's old textbooks.

01:13:56Where did you find these?

01:13:57In my garage.

01:13:58I mean, with Mike still on the mend, I went looking for a hammer and a nail, and I found

01:14:01them in a stack of old boxes.

01:14:03Well, this must be an old college address.

01:14:05And there's something else.

01:14:07What do you think's on this?

01:14:10No idea.

01:14:11I'd say have a look, but I don't have a VCR.

01:14:12I got rid of mine a long time ago.

01:14:14That's okay.

01:14:15Dad still has one at home.

01:14:17So you found all of this in the garage?

01:14:18Yeah.

01:14:19Any idea how it got there?

01:14:20No.

01:14:21I don't have a clue.

01:14:22I mean, it could have gotten mixed up with Frank's things, but how or when, I have no idea.

01:14:37Let's go downstairs.

01:14:44There she is.

01:14:48Time for breakfast.

01:14:51Look at her.

01:14:52She was hungry this morning.

01:14:56How does it feel being a new mom?

01:14:59It's hard to describe.

01:15:02It's wonderful.

01:15:04Everything I'd hoped it would be.

01:15:06And then some.

01:15:08There's our daughter, Darcy.

01:15:11Say hi, Darcy.

01:15:13Say hi.

01:15:14Hi, Daddy.

01:15:16How are you?

01:15:20She did great last night, didn't she?

01:15:23She did.

01:15:25She hit the pillow and was out like a light.

01:15:28Just like her mom.

01:15:30What are you thinking about, honey?

01:15:33So many things.

01:15:35Everything I want for her.

01:15:36I hope she knows I'll always be there with her.

01:15:41Every step of the way.

01:15:42I hope she knows I'll always be there with her.

01:15:44Every step of the way.

01:15:44Darcy.

01:15:52Darcy.

01:15:52Excuse me.

01:15:54Dr. Darcy Miller.

01:15:54I love the sound of that.

01:16:04I always knew you could do it, honey.

01:16:18I am so proud of you.

01:16:19I am so proud of you.

01:16:20Thank you, Dad.

01:16:22Your mom would be proud of you, too.

01:16:24I know that now.

01:16:28I feel like she's with me somehow.

01:16:32What?

01:16:34You sound just like her.

01:16:37I love you, Dad.

01:16:43I love you, too, sweetheart.

01:16:49So, what do you think?

01:16:52It looks great.

01:16:53Someday, we're going to have to do the whole house.

01:16:57Oh, we don't really have to do that, do we?

01:17:02Just like now.

01:17:04Looks good, huh?

01:17:05Mm-hmm.

01:17:07Perfect timing.

01:17:09You know what today is?

01:17:11Your mother's birthday.

01:17:29Thank you for coming with me today.

01:17:34I'm glad I finally did.

01:17:35You know, Nathan says everything in life happens for a reason.

01:17:43What do you think about that?

01:17:46I don't know.

01:17:48I'm not sure any of us really have an answer for that.

01:17:51Why?

01:17:54I'm trying to figure out

01:17:56why there's been a lot of strange things happening recently

01:18:01and how everything I've been finding out about Mom,

01:18:06it's been helping me.

01:18:09What are you saying?

01:18:13Well, maybe finding that list of moms

01:18:17wasn't really an accident.

01:18:21You know those textbooks I told you Aunt Kathy found?

01:18:25Yeah.

01:18:26Well, there was an address in there.

01:18:29Maybe, maybe it was an old college address.

01:18:33What do you say we drive by, just to see?

01:18:40Why not?

01:18:47And here it is.

01:18:492162.

01:18:50Yep, that's it.

01:18:52This is the house where Mom used to live?

01:18:54Yeah.

01:18:55I mean, it looks a little different than I remember,

01:18:58but I still recognize it.

01:19:00Dad, I know this house.

01:19:03I've been here before.

01:19:14Hi.

01:19:17You're early.

01:19:19Couldn't wait.

01:19:20Thank you for letting me come over tonight.

01:19:22Yeah.

01:19:24I'm sorry I didn't get back to you right away.

01:19:27I turned my phone off.

01:19:29Just with everything that's been going on,

01:19:32I felt like I should spend some time with my mom.

01:19:35I haven't done that enough lately.

01:19:39Listen, I'm really sorry.

01:19:42Everything just hit me so fast,

01:19:44and I didn't know how to make sense of it all.

01:19:47It's okay.

01:19:48I don't want to push you away.

01:19:50What, you think you can get rid of me that easily?

01:19:57I have a surprise for you.

01:20:01Come with me.

01:20:02You did all this?

01:20:21I did.

01:20:23Turns out everything on Mom's list

01:20:25adds the right amount of magic back here,

01:20:28along with a little candlelight.

01:20:30Beverly found an old number for Russ Hamilton,

01:20:36so I called him.

01:20:37Turns out that he had loaned these chairs to Mom years ago

01:20:41and said I should keep them

01:20:42and put them to good use.

01:20:45So I did.

01:20:46I don't know what to say.

01:20:56Except

01:20:57thank you.

01:21:10Take a look at this.

01:21:12Is that your mom?

01:21:17She's in her garden.

01:21:20And it looks a lot like your backyard.

01:21:24Don't you think?

01:21:33Wait a minute.

01:21:34You don't mean that?

01:21:34And if you're wondering how I got in through your log key,

01:21:42Mom's key still works.

01:21:46Well, can you believe this?

01:21:50I don't have a choice.

01:21:52I love this.

01:21:53I knew you would.

01:21:53Yeah.

01:21:55And I'm officially graduated now, thanks to you.

01:21:59Your proposal?

01:22:00Yes.

01:22:01So you handed it in.

01:22:01I did.

01:22:03And I've taken a job

01:22:04working with Dr. Reed,

01:22:07so I will be living here.

01:22:10Really?

01:22:10Well, I like that.

01:22:17Go with me for a minute.

01:22:19Hmm.

01:22:20Let's say your theory is right,

01:22:22that everything in the universe happens for a reason.

01:22:26Yeah.

01:22:26That means that everything led me to you.

01:22:29Interesting.

01:22:33Why do you think that is?

01:22:34I don't know.

01:22:35But whatever the reason is,

01:22:37I think it's time I start listening to the message

01:22:40life is sending me.

01:22:41Well, surely there is a more logical explanation.

01:22:46Random chance, maybe, or statistical probability.

01:22:49Those things still apply.

01:22:52Just maybe not to everything.

01:22:55Wait, does that mean that I didn't win the bet?

01:22:59I think, I think we both won.

01:23:06Yeah.

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