[There are so many names with the death year of 79. Just rows and rows of them. Nearly a hundred at a glance. And Tuuri's headstone is the only one with a death date after year 79.
She's quiet for a long time as she watches the headstones in front of her. She's mulling over her words, thinking of the right thing to say. But eventually she starts to speak quietly to the stones in front of her:]
I'm going to be gone for a long, long time. But we'll see each other again someday, you know that.
...Onni and Lalli can look after each other. They would have had to anyway, if things continued the way they went originally. They'll...they'll make it. I know they will.
So I'm going to do my own thing now. And when we meet again, I'll have someone special with me and a lifetime's worth of stories to tell.
Thank you for everything. Mom, Dad. ... Hyvästi.
[She stands up then, but she's sniffling a little as she does.]
no subject
She's quiet for a long time as she watches the headstones in front of her. She's mulling over her words, thinking of the right thing to say. But eventually she starts to speak quietly to the stones in front of her:]
I'm going to be gone for a long, long time. But we'll see each other again someday, you know that.
...Onni and Lalli can look after each other. They would have had to anyway, if things continued the way they went originally. They'll...they'll make it. I know they will.
So I'm going to do my own thing now. And when we meet again, I'll have someone special with me and a lifetime's worth of stories to tell.
Thank you for everything. Mom, Dad. ... Hyvästi.
[She stands up then, but she's sniffling a little as she does.]