Random Hearts Page #4
I love you.
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18:55,640 -- 00:18:56,505You find her?
288
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18:56,765 -- 00:18:59,470No. That plane was going to Miami,
wasn't it?
289
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18:59,768 -- 00:19:01,561Give me some quarters.
290
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19:03,272 -- 00:19:05,099I once got laid in Miami.
291
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19:10,322 -- 00:19:11,697My name's Van Den Broeck.
292
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19:11,948 -- 00:19:14,189I'm a police officer,
if that makes any difference.
293
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19:14,491 -- 00:19:18,027I know you get a lot of crazies
when something like this happens.
294
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19:19,164 -- 00:19:22,448I think it's possible my wife
may have been on your plane.
295
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19:22,708 -- 00:19:24,868Peyton Van Den Broeck.
296
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19:30,633 -- 00:19:34,762Great. Boy. She must be on another
flight. Boy, that'll wake you up.
297
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19:35,055 -- 00:19:37,130What are the other flights to Miami?
298
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19:37,432 -- 00:19:39,758Check the 1 :
15,but it doesn't make sense.
299
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19:40,019 -- 00:19:42,011She left for the airport after 9.
300
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20:03,418 -- 00:20:06,253Excuse me. I'm Bill Van Den Broeck,
Peyton's husband.
301
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20:06,545 -- 00:20:09,996She went to Miami today.
I need to know what plane she was on.
302
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20:10,259 -- 00:20:12,927I can be with you in just one moment.
303
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20:13,178 -- 00:20:15,798We don't have this in a six,
but I can order it.
304
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20:18,725 -- 00:20:21,346I'm Bill Van Den Broeck,
Peyton's husband.
305
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20:21,603 -- 00:20:24,176She went to Miami.
I need to know what plane she was on.
306
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20:24,438 -- 00:20:26,314- You're the policeman?
- Right.
307
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20:26,567 -- 00:20:31,027Mary Claire Clark books the travel,
but she goes home at 5:30.
308
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20:31,321 -- 00:20:32,898Can you reach her at home?
309
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20:33,449 -- 00:20:35,322Oh, my God! The plane that crashed.
310
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20:36,076 -- 00:20:39,029She was going to Miami,
but they don't have her listed.
311
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20:40,246 -- 00:20:42,917How do we get ahold
of Mary Claire Clark?
312
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20:46,503 -- 00:20:47,451Do we have to shout?
313
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20:47,754 -- 00:20:50,958Peyton went to Miami.
She might be on the plane that crashed.
314
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20:51,217 -- 00:20:53,707We have to find out
what flight she was on.
315
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20:55,387 -- 00:20:58,223Does anyone know what
Mary Claire Clark was doing tonight?
316
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20:58,474 -- 00:21:00,265Call the switchboard.
Get her number.
317
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21:00,559 -- 00:21:01,839The airline won't tell you?
318
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21:02,102 -- 00:21:05,270She's not listed,
but she's not listed on any flight.
319
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21:06,191 -- 00:21:09,107I know she was going.
She left messages at work and home.
320
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21:09,360 -- 00:21:11,435They can't give out home numbers.
321
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21:14,741 -- 00:21:16,318This is Molly Roll. Who's this?
322
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21:17,118 -- 00:21:20,037I need your help. I'm the supervisor
in Designer Wear...
323
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21:20,331 -- 00:21:24,458...and you'll confirm that when you
call me back at extension 293, okay?
324
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21:24,751 -- 00:21:27,836I need the home telephone number
of Mary Claire Clark.
325
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21:28,422 -- 00:21:30,498She's the department secretary.
326
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21:30,757 -- 00:21:33,627We are managing an emergency.
Do you understand?
327
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21:33,926 -- 00:21:34,959Thank you.
328
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21:35,972 -- 00:21:38,129You must be Dutch. I'm Molly.
329
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21:38,640 -- 00:21:40,134What was she doing in Miami?
330
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21:40,517 -- 00:21:42,594It sounded like some kind of crisis.
331
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21:42,896 -- 00:21:46,346You're shooting a catalogue in the Keys
that was falling apart?
332
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21:46,774 -- 00:21:48,849What would we be shooting in the Keys?
333
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21:49,150 -- 00:21:51,109Did she say which catalogue?
334
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21:51,487 -- 00:21:52,269Molly Roll.
335
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21:56,533 -- 00:21:57,733Thank you.
336
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21:58,620 -- 00:22:00,363Sarah, would you get her for me?
337
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22:00,913 -- 00:22:01,944I'll get my boss.
338
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22:04,249 -- 00:22:05,793What catalogue are we shooting?
339
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22:06,545 -- 00:22:08,869I didn't know we were doing a catalogue.
340
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22:09,964 -- 00:22:12,003Susan, are you working?
341
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22:12,549 -- 00:22:15,505- Peyton didn't know she was going.
- There's no answer.
342
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22:16,429 -- 00:22:18,172Somebody must've called her.
343
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22:18,431 -- 00:22:21,433Would she call Mary Claire
for a reservation or would she...
344
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22:21,685 -- 00:22:22,883...use a travel agent?
345
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22:24,938 -- 00:22:28,308This is Mr. Driker, vice president
of Designer Wear. He's our boss.
346
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22:28,609 -- 00:22:31,360- Would you excuse us, please?
- Sure.
347
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22:31,612 -- 00:22:34,363Molly says Peyton may be
on the plane that crashed.
348
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22:34,614 -- 00:22:36,407- Is Peyton on that plane?
- We don't know.
349
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22:36,659 -- 00:22:39,150- Either way, she's toast.
- Can you zip it?
350
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22:39,453 -- 00:22:43,153We don't have a catalogue shooting
351
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22:43,456 -- 00:22:45,949The next catalogue's not till Christmas.
352
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22:46,210 -- 00:22:48,167Maybe it's not a catalogue.
353
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22:48,420 -- 00:22:51,292Something with models.
The girls were bit by bugs.
354
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22:53,551 -- 00:22:55,543No, there's nothing like that.
355
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22:57,262 -- 00:23:00,633If Peyton's travelling,
I don't think it's for the store.
356
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23:00,934 -- 00:23:05,144I know when people are out of town.
I approve it, and we're stingy on travel.
357
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23:07,649 -- 00:23:09,642Are you saying she lied to me?
358
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23:12,486 -- 00:23:14,646I'm saying I don't know where she is.
359
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23:20,370 -- 00:23:23,740I'm thinking of something I can do.
I'd like to be helpful.
360
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23:58,284 -- 00:24:00,325There was this judge who had...
361
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24:00,579 -- 00:24:05,039...two whole entire families, kids,
dogs, everything. A judge.
362
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24:05,333 -- 00:24:07,491We think we know. We don't know.
363
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24:07,835 -- 00:24:09,995Nobody knows. You just don't know.
364
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24:10,297 -- 00:24:11,672Oh, my God.
365
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24:14,509 -- 00:24:19,136Maybe she travelled as someone's wife.
If anyone knows what his name is...
366
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24:19,389 -- 00:24:21,049...I could check that way.
367
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24:24,854 -- 00:24:26,680I don't know. Honestly.
368
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24:31,069 -- 00:24:33,559Beats me. She seemed...
369
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24:33,863 -- 00:24:37,480I mean, she never looked
like she was looking.
370
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24:40,495 -- 00:24:44,029Like girls look
if they're looking, okay?
371
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24:47,836 -- 00:24:49,662Mr. Van Den Broeck...
372
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24:52,006 -- 00:24:54,878...I think I know Peyton
as well as anyone here.
373
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24:55,344 -- 00:24:56,458I've got no idea.
374
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24:57,262 -- 00:24:58,672Are you surprised?
375
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25:02,184 -- 00:25:05,718The important thing is we don't know
if she was on the plane.
376
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25:07,188 -- 00:25:08,646I think she was on the plane.
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