The Notebook
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- An old man in a nursing home reads a story to an old woman each day. The story he reads follows two young lovers named Allie Hamilton and Noah Calhoun.
- Who was the guy? I hope he is handsome and cute
- In the late 1930s, wealthy seventeen year-old Allie Hamilton is spending summer vacation in Seabrook.
- They really like each other and therefore the fall in love to each other, this is the start of there relation ship.
- Hey,miss. Sorry to come up to you like this, but do you remember me?
- Yeah, sure, Mr. Underwear, was it?
- The guy from the night at the carnival, I thought he was crazy, he actually seems a bit sweet..
- They plan there future right there and make attempt make love to make love but get interrupted by their friend.
- Go hide someone is coming!
- I want to rebuild this house and make a good memories right here.
- Did these memories includes me?
- You don't deserve Alie; she's an educated girl who deserves a man who knows how to settle down. We're flying to New York as soon as possible, Allie!
- Alie and her family subsequently travelled to New York, and while Noah continues to write Alie a letter, Alie's mother fails to deliver the message.
- But I can't picture being with anybody else.
- It's fine, Alie; we'll figure something out.
- Noah returns from World War III three years later. He also discovered that Alie got returned to town.
- They married, had children, and lived happily ever after.
- I'm glad to see you; I know we argue and get angry, but that's who we are, and that's how we show how much we care for each other.
- This is the kind of love I'm looking for, Noah, and I genuinely love you.
- Later that night, he visits Allie in her room, and she remembers. A nurse discovers them in bed together the next morning, having died calmly holding one other's hands.
- That was our tale, as far as I recall. Please accept my apologies for the numerous times you have listened.
- I absolutely grasp the problem; both of us can relax now.
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