[monitors beeping]
- Am I alive?
- MAN: Yes, you're alive but we need your name, miss.
- Jane. - MAN: Jane who, miss?
- Salas. Salas. - MAN: Where are you from, Jane?
- Uh... New Jersey.
- MAN: OK, we're gonna get you something for the pain, Jane.
You're in Montana, we found you on the edge of Marshall wilderness.
We believe you're the only survivor of a plane crash.
- I am. Paul, where's Paul? Where's Paul, Paul, Paul Hart?
Paul, I need him. I need Paul! Paul Hart!
- MAN: Miss, Paul survived? - Yeah, he carried me here, to the road.
- MAN: OK, Something for the pain.
It's OK, it's OK.
- Dad? Dad?
No one knows the path our lives will take.
What will become of us? What will become of the child?
- Hi, Daddy. - What are you doing up?
Time for sleep, Pumpkin!
[girl giggling]
How about a riddle? - Yes, please.
- OK, here it is. I can bring tears to your eyes...
bring the forgotten back...
make you smile and reverse time.
I form in an instant but last a lifetime. What am I?
- I don't know.
- A memory, Pumpkin.
True memories are forever
because they don't live in your head, they live in your heart.
Listen...
[clock ticking]
...that sound is me... everyday.
You keep this to remember me, OK?
- Good night, Daddy. - Good night.
I love you. - I love you, Daddy.
- JANE: Fate would tell you that he was gone,
that his life had ended,
but I now understand what he was trying to tell me.
I shouldn't let fear and the terrible tricks that plays on your mind,
convince me that death was the end.
Until now I blamed him...
for all my sadness but...
I know beneath the grief and pain he caused, there was only me.
And me, this person that innocent girl became...
she had the power to change everything.
To remake the world like she remade the mountain.
I'm here now...
asking forgiveness...
but also ready to walk into the sun...
with her hand in mine.
Mom?
[sighs]
- [whispers] Oh, my little Janey! Oh, baby girl!
[sobbing]
- JANE: Mom, where am I?
- MOM: You're in a hospital in Montana.
They found you on a road in the woods.
You had lost a lot of blood.
- How long was I asleep?
- Two days.
- Oh, my God! - MOM: No one...
no one could have walked down that mountain,
that's what they say. - Mom, I need you to listen to me
really carefully, OK? There is a boy. His name is Paul.
What?
Why are you looking at me like that?
- Paul...
Paul Hart? - Yeah.
- They found him the morning after they found you.
I'm so sorry.
He left something for you.
He left you this.
- Uh...
- MOM: Careful.
- PAUL: Hey, Jane.
I'm so cold, and tired, and hungry.
I can't think.
I wish you were here next to me.
I know you won't quit on me because that's behind you.
This mountain gave us something.
You can't deny it.
We'll never forget what it means to be alive.
I can't say how I know
or even if it makes sense but you will survive
because that's who you are.
That's who you've always been and now you know it.
[sighs]
I feel it now.
And it's all right.
You know, I found your note from the plane.
I'm glad I didn't end up being the last person you spoke to.
I'm so grateful to have had you be mine.
It's funny.
If you had gone through with it that night,
I think, people would have said fate had it's way.
But because you didn't...
we found each other and you found your destiny.
I hope you live a life good enough for the both of us, Jane.
And I'll always be with you where ever you go...
in your heart...
where memories live.
- JANE: It's strange how people look up to the sky...
like it's heaven.
It isn't heaven they see...
it's love.
When you let someone to actually see you...
when you let someone into your heart,
we will see them...
forever.