1:08:00
May I?
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- Look, a shooting star!
- Where?
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There. Didn't you see it?
It's gone now. It fell.
1:08:10
When your mom and dad
were engaged...
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...we'd sit here after dinner,
looking at the sky.
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There were lots of Russian and
US satellites and capsules then.
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On a moonless night, you
could see them. We did once.
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Mom and her satellite!
It was a shooting star!
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- It was a red light!
- No! Red was the wine you had.
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What's a shooting star?
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If you stare at the sky
without blinking...
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...you might see a star...
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...come and go...
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...at 1000 mph.
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- Goodnight all.
- See you tomorrow.
1:08:50
- Come here, grandpa. - No,
you're going to make me fall.
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Careful, be careful.
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Who's gonna get me up now?
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- He will, he's the strongest in
the family. - Stay there, grandpa.
1:09:02
If I get cold, not even a crane
will get me out of here!
1:09:05
They're called
shooting stars...
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...but they are really meteorites
or bits of rock...
1:09:10
- No, no science, please!
- Sure?
1:09:12
- Yeah.
- I can't see anything.
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You have to be patient.
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If you see one,
you can make a wish.
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- What have wishes to do with
stars? -Honestly I don't know...
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...but they always come true.
I made one once, right here.
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- And it came true.
- Really?
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Whatever, but
I'm sure it was a satellite.
1:09:34
For God's sake, mom!
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- Look, another one!
- Where?
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There, look.
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You're a liar, mom!
1:09:44
Shooting stars are stones...
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... that burn up when they
get close to the atmosphere.
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Mom was right about that.
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For some reason...
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... they are directly
related to wishes.