Clock at the end?
MJD
At the end, when Rose meets Jack again on the
staircase and everyone standing around begins
to applaud, does anyone know what time the
clock shows? I meant to look to see if it was
set to the time of the collision (11:40), or maybe
the time of the sinking (2:20)? Does anyone
know for sure?
Thanks,
Mike
Krusty
Yep, it was 2:20.
Enchanted
I made a point of looking at the clock. It says 2:20--the time the ship
sank. What do you think that means???
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MJD <mdin...@REMOVEcorp.sgi.com> wrote in article
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SUAIMHEAS
It reads 2:20, the time of the sinking.
SatchWake
In article <34EB80E1...@REMOVEcorp.sgi.com>, MJD
<mdin...@REMOVEcorp.sgi.com> writes:
>the time of the sinking (2:20)?
yes.
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bmweezer
It means that is the time the ship sank, ie the time those people died.
c
Actually, it wasn't because of the time of the people dying, it was because
the clock was showing the wrong time. It was to show the true englishman
spirit, despite facing death, he wished to change the clock so it showed the
correct time, that is why he looks at his watch first.
bmweezer wrote in message <37%G.56$Bw.2...@nnrp2.ptd.net>...
bmweezer
You're thinking of the wrong scene..
The ship's builder Andrews is in the Smoking Room and yes, does change the
time in there. We are talking about the clock near the stairs. The Titanic
sank, ie died at 2:20am.
c wrote in message <6ci61l$bv8$1...@eros.clara.net>...
Yavaz
It is said that the real MR. Andrews was tireless workaholic. He was
constantly touring hte ship, making notes in his notebook about
corrections and refinements that most certainly would have been made had
the ship not sunk.
Fisherman's Friend
In article <34EB80E1...@REMOVEcorp.sgi.com>,
mdin...@REMOVEcorp.sgi.com babbles...
> At the end, when Rose meets Jack again on the
> staircase and everyone standing around begins
> to applaud, does anyone know what time the
> set to the time of the collision (11:40), or maybe
> the time of the sinking (2:20)? Does anyone
> know for sure?
>
>
> Mike
>
>
>
Sure it was 2:20.
After all you saw that dude that gave the vest to rose in the end (forgot
his name) standing in fornt of the clock and correcting the watch to the
time of the sinking. The watch obviously stopped working before.
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Chele99n1
The clock did say 2:20, the time that the TITANIC went down. My opinion is
that when Rose passed away, she went back to TITANIC, where they had all left
eachother, to reunite. How beautiful!
J.M. Dungan
> Actually, it wasn't because of the time of the people dying, it was because
> the clock was showing the wrong time. It was to show the true englishman
> spirit, despite facing death, he wished to change the clock so it showed the
> correct time, that is why he looks at his watch first.
A few points:
1. Thomas Andrews was changing the clock, as he had been all along on the
voyage, to account for the time difference.
2. This was in the smoking room, not at the clock on the grand staircase.
3. He was an IRISHMAN, dammit.
4. Regardless, he was changing the clock because of who he was, not where
he came from.
Michael Hines
Dish Head
"Michael Hines" <mike...@email.msn.com> wrote:
>It said 2:20
Yes the clock reads 2:20. The time of the sinking
Jen
Josh Gould
In article <6ctgt0$lgl$1...@mars.sunlink.net>, dish...@sunlink.net (Dish
Head) wrote:
The clock clearly reads 2:15 the time it went under on April 15, 1912.
Josh