La aleatoriedad de la vida
Jack drives to his dad's nursing home.
Jack conduce hasta la residencia de ancianos de su padre.
Jack: Hi Dad! How are you?
Jack: "¡Hola papá! ¿Cómo estás?"
Jack's father: Not so good. Whatever you do in the future, don't get old!
Padre de Jack: "No muy bien. Hagas lo que hagas en el futuro, ¡no te hagas mayor!"
Jack: I'll keep that in mind. Anyway let's go!
Jack: "Lo tendré en cuenta. De todos modos, ¡vámonos!"
Jack and his father get in the car and start driving.
Jack y su padre se suben al coche y comienzan a conducir.
Jack: It's been twenty years since Mom ...
Jack: "Ya han pasado veinte años desde que mamá..."
Jack's father: I know, I can't believe it.
Padre de Jack: "Lo sé, no me lo puedo creer."
Jack: On that day before she got in the car I stopped her to tell her how much I love her.
Jack: "Ese día antes de que se subiera al coche, la detuve y le dije cuánto la quería."
Jack's father: Really? You never told me this.
Padre de Jack: "¿De verdad? Nunca me lo dijiste."
Jack: I keep thinking if I hadn't done that, she would have left a bit earlier and maybe ...
Jack: "No podía dejar de pensar que si no lo hubiera hecho, se habría ido un poco antes y quizá..."
Jack's father: There's no point dwelling on that. I'm glad you told your mom you love her.
Padre de Jack: "No tiene sentido obsesionarse con eso. Me alegro de que le dijeras a tu madre que la amabas."
Jack: This sometimes amazes me. How random life is and how small details can completely change your life.
Jack: "A veces me sorprende lo aleatoria que es la vida y cómo los pequeños detalles pueden cambiar tu vida por completo."
They drive in silence until they arrive. Jack parks the car and they get out.
Conducen en silencio hasta llegar. Jack aparca el coche y salen.
Jack: Oh, sunshine! How nice!
Jack: "¡Brilla el sol, qué bonito!"
Jack's father: Yes, it's nice.
Padre de Jack: "Sí, es bonito."
Jack: I bought some flowers for Mom.
Jack: "Le compré flores a mamá."
Jack's father: Good, but the deer will eat them.
Padre de Jack: "Bien, aunque se las comerá el ciervo."
They walk for a while.
Caminan un poco.
Jack: Here we are.
Jack: "Hemos llegado."
They stand in silence. Finally Jack put the flowers on his mother's grave.
Permanecen en silencio. Por fin, Jack deja las flores en la tumba de su madre.
Jack drives to his dad's nursing home.
Jack conduce hasta la residencia de ancianos de su padre.
Jack: Hi Dad! How are you?
Jack: "¡Hola papá! ¿Cómo estás?"
Jack's father: Not so good. Whatever you do in the future, don't get old!
Padre de Jack: "No muy bien. Hagas lo que hagas en el futuro, ¡no te hagas mayor!"
Jack: I'll keep that in mind. Anyway let's go!
Jack: "Lo tendré en cuenta. De todos modos, ¡vámonos!"
Jack and his father get in the car and start driving.
Jack y su padre se suben al coche y comienzan a conducir.
Jack: It's been twenty years since Mom ...
Jack: "Ya han pasado veinte años desde que mamá..."
Jack's father: I know, I can't believe it.
Padre de Jack: "Lo sé, no me lo puedo creer."
Jack: On that day before she got in the car I stopped her to tell her how much I love her.
Jack: "Ese día antes de que se subiera al coche, la detuve y le dije cuánto la quería."
Jack's father: Really? You never told me this.
Padre de Jack: "¿De verdad? Nunca me lo dijiste."
Jack: I keep thinking if I hadn't done that, she would have left a bit earlier and maybe ...
Jack: "No podía dejar de pensar que si no lo hubiera hecho, se habría ido un poco antes y quizá..."
Jack's father: There's no point dwelling on that. I'm glad you told your mom you love her.
Padre de Jack: "No tiene sentido obsesionarse con eso. Me alegro de que le dijeras a tu madre que la amabas."
Jack: This sometimes amazes me. How random life is and how small details can completely change your life.
Jack: "A veces me sorprende lo aleatoria que es la vida y cómo los pequeños detalles pueden cambiar tu vida por completo."
They drive in silence until they arrive. Jack parks the car and they get out.
Conducen en silencio hasta llegar. Jack aparca el coche y salen.
Jack: Oh, sunshine! How nice!
Jack: "¡Brilla el sol, qué bonito!"
Jack's father: Yes, it's nice.
Padre de Jack: "Sí, es bonito."
Jack: I bought some flowers for Mom.
Jack: "Le compré flores a mamá."
Jack's father: Good, but the deer will eat them.
Padre de Jack: "Bien, aunque se las comerá el ciervo."
They walk for a while.
Caminan un poco.
Jack: Here we are.
Jack: "Hemos llegado."
They stand in silence. Finally Jack put the flowers on his mother's grave.
Permanecen en silencio. Por fin, Jack deja las flores en la tumba de su madre.
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