Benjamin Weir credited as playing...
Matty - Age 4
- [Libby talks to Matty about wanting to teach him to sail]
- Libby Parsons: Oh, Matty, look! You see that? See that big boat out there?
- Matty - Age 4: Mm-hmm.
- Libby Parsons: She is the prettiest boat on Whidbey Island. That's the Morning Star. Someday when you're big enough I'm gonna teach you how to sail. It's the best thing there is, sailing.
- Matty - Age 4: Better than fishing?
- Libby Parsons: Yup. But you know what, kiddo? I don't think I want you to grow up.
- Matty - Age 4: Why?
- Libby Parsons: What if you grow up and marry some beautiful girl? Who's gonna go sailing with me then?
- Matty - Age 4: Dad.
- Libby Parsons: Not a chance.
- Matty - Age 4: Hi, Mommy.
- Libby Parsons: Hello, sweetie pie. Oh, how are you, Matty? I think about you all the time, honey. I miss you so much. Are you doing okay, kiddo?
- Matty - Age 4: I love you.
- Libby Parsons: Listen, Matty. I know this has been really hard, but Angie is gonna bring you up to see me next week, okay?
- Matty - Age 4: Yes, Mommy.
- [the front door opens and Nick comes in]
- Matty - Age 4: Daddy!
- Libby Parsons: Nick?
- Angie: [mouthing quietly, gesturing to the phone] It's Libby.
- Libby Parsons: Nick?
- [Libby says goodbye to Matty before going to prison]
- Libby Parsons: [Libby holds Matty in her lap] Hey, kiddo. Come see me. You're gonna go stay with Angie for a while. Okay, kiddo?
- Matty - Age 4: Okay.
- Libby Parsons: You're gonna have lots of fun, and I know you're gonna be a good boy, right?
- Matty - Age 4: Yes, Mommy.
- Libby Parsons: And as soon as this is all over, we'll be together again. That's a promise, kiddo. Okay? I love you.
- Matty - Age 4: [Libby holds Matty to her chest kissing his forehead repeatedly] I love you, too.
- [first lines]
- Libby Parsons: [Libby fishs with her son Matty] I'm pretty hungry. Hope we catch some fish soon.
- Matty - Age 4: Me, too.
- Libby Parsons: [Libby winds the fishing line back in] Okay, help me wind.
- Matty - Age 4: Wind back?
- Libby Parsons: Can we turn this one? Slowly. Slowly, slowly, slowly, slowly.
- Matty - Age 4: I am doing it slowly.
- Libby Parsons: [Libby smiles] Okay, you got it.