john!
i can't believe it. marianne's here too. she flew in. it's been so long. you look great.
mom. she's back in. didn't marianne tell you?
more chemo.
she's sleeping. she sleeps most of the time. she'd like it, though. she still talks about you.
it's john. what a coincidence.
she would be so happy to see john.
the hospital lets us stay in her room.
you go, marianne, it's my turn with mom.
go. you haven't eaten. go on. go on.
bring me a coffee.
i'm sorry. that's the way it is. you shouldn't have come. marianne has been up all night, crying and crying. she wasn't there when mother passed -- died -- she blames herself. it wouldn't have made any difference. she just slipped away. marianne's -- i'm worried --
don't try.
me?
thanks. i'm okay -- i guess. i mean, we've been expecting it. it'll hit me later.
who?
oh. i'd better get back. marianne's probably flipping out.
she was back on drugs. really back. they're gonna bring her here too. my god. i thought she was playing for attention.
you're not to blame. don't blame yourself. you weren't responsible. she was always -- she loved you.
she scared me.
tis.
his father's a lawyer. did some tax things for mom. he was at the hospital. what's that smell?
it was his apartment. what are you thinking?
she jumped. you loved her, but she -- this sounds terrible but it's true -- she was.  she ruined everything.  bad luck.
tomorrow. will you come?
try? for me.