The Horse Whisperer

 The girls mount the horses and ride off together.

 INT. ANNIE'S MAGAZINE OFFICE - MID-MORNING

 Annie, casually dressed, enters the empty offices of her
 magazine. She turns on the light, revealing a large row of
 stalls and glassed in private offices. Everywhere we look, we
 see indications of the kind of magazine she edits.

 She strolls to her office -- the largest -- surrounded by
 windows. The office walls are covered with photos, most of
 which are COVER STORIES ON ANNIE.

 (One photo is of Annie's father MARTIN. A BRITISH AMBASSADOR
 with his young daughter on his lap, her arms affectionately
 around his neck. Her mother stands right behind them, posing
 like a member of the royal family.)

 Annie sits and takes a breath. The only photo on her desk is
 a family portrait, taken when Annie was given the Crystal
 Award -- Robert, Grace, herself and the Award. She checks her
 watch -- it is almost 9:30.

 INT. MACLEAN FARMHOUSE, MASTER BEDROOM/CLOSET - MID-MORNING

 A WALK-IN CLOSET of the master bedroom; one side is Annie's,
 one side is Robert's.

 Robert stands before his bureau in the closet -- he has just
 showered and is putting on his watch and ring which lay
 beside his cologne assortment. A FRAMED PHOTO OF HE AND ANNIE
 in India -- younger, vibrant, in love... when they first met.

 THE PHONE RINGS. Robert enters into the bedroom to pick up.

      ROBERT
      Hello?

 INSERT ANNIE: They speak in dulled, emotionless voices:

      ANNIE
      It's me.

      ROBERT
      Hi.

      ANNIE
      Hi.

 Awkward pause.

      ROBERT
      So, what, uh, what train are you taking?

      ANNIE
      I should be in by two.

      ROBERT
      Okay. You want me to pick you up?

      ANNIE
      Sure... What's Grace up to?

      ROBERT
      Riding with Judith.

 Beat.

      ANNIE
      I'm sorry about last night. I shouldn't
      have brought it up over the phone.

      ROBERT
      That's okay. We have to talk about it
      and we're not always in the same place
      ... so... I just have to get used to it.