00:00Alice has a manuscript that's due really soon.
00:03Everyone at the agency is getting a bit nervous.
00:05I mean, I haven't seen a manuscript.
00:06Have you seen the manuscript?
00:07I have not seen a manuscript.
00:10For years now, she's been hinting that she's revisiting one of her characters.
00:14So I've booked her on the Queen Mary 2 with her two friends and her nephew.
00:17Here's to picking up the conversation where we left off.
00:21And here's to reconnecting the gang of three who we used to be.
00:27Did you always talk like that?
00:30I'm going to start work on my manuscript.
00:33Swim at 3, dinner at 7, back on to work, or bed, or both.
00:37I'll probably work in bed.
00:40I kind of feel like I'm spending time with three almost like...
00:45Dinosaurs.
00:46No.
00:47You believe Alice and her book determined your whole life?
00:51The consequences on my life of her actions were unacceptable.
00:55Want to go have a drink later?
00:57No, I can't.
01:01I just don't know who you are anymore.
01:05Does anybody trust you?
01:07We really lost each other.
01:13How's work going?
01:15I've hit a wall.
01:17Well, maybe you should take a breather.
01:18Sometimes the sources that a writer uses are very close to home.
01:23There is a lot of excitement.
01:25Is there anything you might be able to share with us?
01:27Not really.
01:28Not at this point.
01:29No.
01:30Whatever character I write about is essentially about me.
01:33That's a little pompous.
01:35Who is the real you?
01:40Where's Tyler?
01:41He has a date.
01:42An older woman.
01:43How much older?
01:44Like in her 80s?
01:46Oh.
01:47Oh.
01:48Oh, God.
