I tried walking away from her. She was asking me sorry and forgiveness. I did not want to see her and I thought maybe I should leave the theater. Then...she literally begged sorry to which I was not able to resist. She said she was also going for the same movie and said she would join me.I really hated this idea for I don’t want to be with her for even a minute. But she insisted and I obliged. We went to the theater and we were seated in the last row. The film started and it turned out to be an. We stopped for the night closer to Tulsa than St. Louis and Ms. Bergman paid for two hotel rooms. I felt like a nagging mother when I told Charlie to stay away from the bars because I did not want him driving drunk the next day, then I went to soak in the hotels hot tub before calling it a night.The hot tub wasn't very hot but it helped a little ease the stiffness out of my body; I think it would have done a better job if I wasn't dreading where Charlie had gone off to. The hotel had a pool. It was Jamie."Yeah. It's in the back. So do you want to try it?"The other freshman girl nodded affirmatively."Uh..." said Jamie."Come on," encouraged Jamie's friend."If she doesn't want to..." said Alicia. Apparently she wouldn't take any time trying to convince Jamie."Can I just watch?" Jamie asked."I guess but what's the point?" I'll probably try it."I followed the three girls. I didn't know what they were talking about which in hindsight was rather ignorant of me, but I never considered or. . I'm not sure I got all the nuances, though." Tarkovsky has been called a visual poet. He approaches the story slowly and obliquely. You understood that they were on a space station around an alien planet." Yes, I got that." And, that the planet is completely covered by an ocean that appears to be a single, sentient organism." Yes, I got that, too." The ocean can read their minds and project facsimiles of people they knew." Yeah, I saw that. The main character ... Kris?" Kris Kelvin," he.