:11:00
That's just it.
:11:01
There is no difference
you can actually see.
:11:04
He looks, sounds, acts,
and remembers...
:11:07
like Uncle Ira.
:11:08
Then he is your Uncle Ira.
:11:09
You see that?
No matter how you feel, he is.
:11:13
But he isn't.
There's something missing.
:11:15
He's been a father to me
since I was a baby.
:11:19
Always when he talked to me...
:11:20
there was a special look
in his eye.
:11:24
That look's gone.
:11:25
What about memories?
There must be certain things...
:11:28
that only you and he
would know about.
:11:30
There are.
:11:32
I've talked to him about them.
He remembers them all...
:11:34
down to the last small detail,
just like Uncle Ira would.
:11:39
But, Miles...
:11:41
there's no emotion.
:11:42
None!
:11:43
Just the pretense of it.
:11:46
The words, gesture,
the tone of voice...
:11:48
everything else is the same,
but not the feeling.
:11:53
Memories or not,
he isn't my Uncle Ira.
:11:55
Wilma, I'm on your side.
:11:58
My business
is people in trouble...
:11:59
and I'm going to find
a way to help you.
:12:01
No one could possibly
impersonate your Uncle Ira...
:12:03
without you
or your Aunt Eleda or even me...
:12:06
seeing a million
little differences.
:12:08
I want you to realize that.
:12:10
Think about it,
and then you'll know...
:12:12
that the trouble is inside you.
:12:16
Wilma, where are you?
:12:18
Out on the lawn.
:12:20
Say nothing to her.
:12:22
Why, Miles,
I didn't know you were here.
:12:25
Welcome home.
:12:26
Hello, Mrs. Lentz.
:12:27
Did you ask Miles
to stay for dinner?
:12:29
Can't tonight.
:12:31
I'm making spoon bread.
:12:32
Please, don't tempt me.
:12:33
Maybe next time.
:12:35
Wilma, where are my glasses?
:12:37
I think
they're on the mantelpiece.
:12:39
I'll go with you.
:12:51
Am I going crazy?
:12:53
Don't spare me.
I've got to know.
:12:55
No, you're not.
Even these days...
:12:57
it isn't as easy to go crazy
as you might think.