Maureen Callahan

reading calmly.

I mean, sure.

Who doesn't read calmly in the equivalent of a helicopter with like the noise and all the stimuli and like your anxiety is still spiked because you're in aircraft and you're in small aircraft, you know, but she's, she's a cool girl.

She's a cool girl.

So this is more subtlety.

She is calmly reading a paperback version of

We see the title.

Again, these writers, they are just banging us.

It's like watching the Flintstones.

It's like, she's reading Lovers, Winners and Losers, which is a two-act play, 1967 two-act play by Brian Friel.

In the first act, a young couple, wife is pregnant.

They are killed in an accident.

They drown.

which is a version of what Love Story has been hearkening to and foreshadowing all this time.

They love a romantic drone shot of the ocean.

It's not romantic that they died and their remains were left on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean on the floor forever.

for days.

And we're going to talk about that.

We're going to talk about the reality of that.

Also, you want to weave in some symbolism.