It's Positano |
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and Syd
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It's Syd convincing Donato to see her
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by showing him the Rambaldi clock |
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In the meantime back at SD-6, Jack needs to talk to an airline contact
about a
certain
passenger manifest
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A little later, Will's editor shows up with the passenger manifest of
the Danny Hecht
flight, the one Will told her had Danny sitting next to a Kate Jones |
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only there is no Kate Jones on the manifest, from which Will's editor
makes the conclusion that |
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Will has absolutely no facts to support his Danny Hecht murder story,
so drop it and if you do this again, you're out on your keester
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Back in Positano, Donato talks about the first Giovanni Donato, how precise
his
timepieces were,
and how the only commission he took was from
Rambaldi |
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Inquisitive Syd inquires, why? |
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Seems Rambaldi promised Donato an impossibly long life, revealed
to him when he would die, and he was right |
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Donato explains that the symbol on the clock's front is the magnific
order of Rambaldi,
Rambaldi's most
loyal followers entrusted with safeguarding his creations
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which unfortunately nowadays has been infiltrated by some criminals |
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like this one
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