The Note Page #2
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about what you're feeling...
I know this is a very,
very tough time for you.
I would just like you to give
our viewers a sense
of what it must be like...
I'm sorry.
I don't want
to intrude on you-
excuse me.
Are you a friend
or a family member?
No...
I'm a reporter.
I mean, I write a column
for the middleborough times-
yes, I'm sorry to interrupt.
Look, I can only imagine
how you must be feeling
right now
and I know the last thing
you need
is a reporter asking you
personal questions,
but I was wondering
if you could share...
Reverend, perhaps you'd care
to comment on...
How does he do it?
I mean,
how do these network guys
find the chutzpah to shove
a microphone in someone's face
and ask how it feels to...
Lose a child or a father?
How does a guy like
Comfortably wrapped in the arms
of any woman he wants.
The dude is
a total awesome.
You're not helping.
Sorry.
Okay, let's review.
You've gotten letters
about the crash,
but you think it's too ghoulish
to interview the relatives.
Correct.
So, why not write about how you,
the "heart healer",
feel about loss?
That doesn't work for me.
Why not?
It just doesn't.
Talk about your perfect
opportunity to write with emotion.
I said no!
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to snap at you.
You know what?
I think I'll work on this
at my place.
Maybe a single serving
can-o-soup
Macgruder!
I can't talk.
I gotta find a bridge
to jump off.
So the column's going
well then?
I am totally screwed.
I'm a dry well.
I have no idea what to do.
Just do your job, Peyton,
which means just like me
you may have to pry open
some doors
Is that how you earned
the prize?
I earned my pulitzer
the old fashioned way.
Hard work.
Dumb luck.
...pt 848. The f.A.A. Announced
early this morning
that the cause of the accident
is most likely due
to an electrical fire
on-board the aircraft.
The pilot apparently
reported trouble
minutes before
the fateful crash
that brought the airplane down.
Speculation has it
that the pilot intentionally
diverted the plane
away from populated areas,
a strong indication
that he knew-
so they did know.
They did have time.
Come here...
Look at you.
What would I have said
if I only had time
for one last thought?
Torming)
Peyton macgruder?
I'm sorry, ma'am,
we have some bad news.
I'm afraid your husband's
been in an accident.
yes, in middleborough
for Kingston danville.
Thanks.
It's Peyton macgruder.
I'm... did I wake you?
I'm sorry.
look, I have something
I have to talk to you about.
Why don't you come over
in the morning,
I'll cook you breakfast.
Nice job on
the Christmas decorations.
What Christmas
decorations?
My point exactly.
Well, who's gonna
appreciate it?
My cat?
Wow, macgruder,
this is how you do
over easy?
I'd hate to see
well done.
Here.
Kills the carbon taste.
Well, you are a regular
domestic diva,
aren't you?
Sorry, I'm a little bit
out of practice,
but, hey,
the price is right.
And the waitress
is cute.
Okay.
So what do you think?
Okay.
There was a huge explosion
and a fire.
Could a plastic baggie
and a piece of paper
survive all of that?
I don't know.
I'm asking you.
I suppose anything
is possible.
This piece of life vest
washed up right next to it.
So if I can get
the f.A.A. To confirm
that this came
from flight 848,
I think it is reasonable
to assume that this did too.
Well, they've been
finding stuff
all up and down the shore
so...
Yeah, I mean,
it's reasonable.
Right,
so what do I do?
What do you want
to do?
Read it.
What's this stuff
inside the baggie?
Cookie crumbs.
It's addressed to "t".
Who's "t"?
I don't know,
but I want to find out.
I want to find out
who wrote it
and give it to the person
that it was meant for.
And write about it
in your column.
Exactly!
You know, I could probably
get this thing fingerprinted
or go online or...
But no column.
Correct.
I want to solve the mystery
of this note myself
and bring my readers
along for the ride,
and hopefully fix my problems
with Nora.
So what do you think?
I think you may have
struck gold here.
Really?
Yeah.
Except one thing.
-What?
Do you really think
that a guy
sitting on an airliner,
hurtling helplessly
towards earth,
is gonna have the composure
to write a note?
The pilot notified
ground control
that there was a problem
in the cockpit,
a full three minutes
before the explosion.
Three minutes, king.
Yeah. Okay.
Okay, so in those
three minutes
people knew they were
in trouble.
I mean,
they must have known
or at least had the fear
that they could die.
What would you do?
Well, eat the cookies
for sure,
but write a note?
I don't know.
It's signed "dad".
If you had a kid,
wouldn't you want him
or her to know
what was on your mind
in those last terrible minutes?
I do have a kid.
You do?
He's a boy, 19.
He's away at college.
So, you actually found a woman
who could put up with you, huh?
not quite.
She dumped me
for a state farm agent
six years ago.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean
to poke fun.
It's okay.
I'm way past it now.
Unfortunately, David,
my... my son,
he pretty much only heard
her side of the story,
so he blames me
for the divorce.
He thinks it
was my fault.
Was it?
I don't know, maybe.
being on the road
as much as I was.
Anyway, he is pissed at me.
Basically, we have zero
relationship.
So...
In your last couple of minutes
on this planet...?
Yeah...
might've crossed my mind.
of this less
than desirable coffee
and then I will get
outta your hair.
You have a column
to write.
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Dear readers,
drawn to the shore today,
to a place where,
a few days before,
I'd seen several family members
gathered to mourn the loss
While there,
i chanced upon a treasure.
It was not one of jewels
or gold,
but a simple handwritten note.
Its words speak of a love
as wide as the sea
in which it was discovered.
This treasure rose up
and was signed only "dad".
If the message was written
in the final few moments
of that flight,
then it is
the last communication
from that doomed plane
Because fate entrusted me
with this note,
i feel that I should do
everything in my power
to unite that father
on flight 848
with his child.
I have to do all I can
to deliver the last message
to a grieving soul.
Is this for real?
It's for real.
Here you go.
Thanks.
A note just falls
from the airplane
and contains a message
for somebody?
That's right.
Well, what'd it say?
I can't tell you that.
What? Why?
I'm saving it
until I find the person
it was meant for.
How are you gonna
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