Post by SharonHarvey2 on Mar 31, 2005 15:28:14 GMT
Courtesy of Channel 5
That's right; it's time for Hayley to make like George Bailey and see how her demise would affect the lives of those around her. The first stop is the hospital, where Hayley finds Leah talking to Peter, a man refusing to give up the struggle for his life. Next on the itinerary is Max's farewell knees-up at the diner. It's there amongst the speeches, hugs and laughter that Hayley realises how much love there is in the world. Tour guide Noah begins to make his excuses; his work here is done. Hayley races outside and begs him to stay, so Noah tries to make his departure a little easier on her. He points to the sun and tells her that when the sun is gone, he'll be gone too. Hayley can't quite follow his instructions. Noah plants one last tender smacker on her lips. And with that... he's gone to that great Brisbane in the sky.
I thought this was very well handled and extremely sad.
I think Noah, will be sadly missed.
That's right; it's time for Hayley to make like George Bailey and see how her demise would affect the lives of those around her. The first stop is the hospital, where Hayley finds Leah talking to Peter, a man refusing to give up the struggle for his life. Next on the itinerary is Max's farewell knees-up at the diner. It's there amongst the speeches, hugs and laughter that Hayley realises how much love there is in the world. Tour guide Noah begins to make his excuses; his work here is done. Hayley races outside and begs him to stay, so Noah tries to make his departure a little easier on her. He points to the sun and tells her that when the sun is gone, he'll be gone too. Hayley can't quite follow his instructions. Noah plants one last tender smacker on her lips. And with that... he's gone to that great Brisbane in the sky.
I thought this was very well handled and extremely sad.
I think Noah, will be sadly missed.
