And the last thing.
The fifty minutes.
That ship came in late and I stood by that barrier from about half ten.
And at some point in those fifty minutes, Opal started and would not settle, and Dinah came over from her pillar and took her and walked her up and down for about ten minutes and brought her back asleep.
And then she went back to the pillar.
She went back to the pillar.
A woman of fifty-nine, in an airport-terminal building a hundred and forty miles from her home, walked her own granddaughter up and down and then went and stood behind a pillar again, because that is where I had asked her to stand.
I had told her to wait there so that she would not be the first thing he saw.
