 Jack Dalton, a daredevil of a man from Diane s carousing Europe days, is coming by the bar. Diane isn t overly pleased to see Jack again as he was a part of her life she d like to forget. He is bigger than life, and wants to live it to the fullest. Ultimately Diane tells him that she is no longer the same person, is settled in her life and no longer feels the need for the dangerous life Jack leads. Jack asks for just one last night out with her, up for a spin in his plane. Diane wants nothing to do with him anymore, but finally concedes if only Sam comes along. In reality she needs Sam for protection from the will of Jack. So the three of them go off. Up in the plane, Jack hands the controls over to Diane as pilot and Sam as co-pilot while he needs to deal with something in the back. Diane and Sam are nervous but somewhat exhilarated. They are less so when Diane finds Jack dead at the back of the plane. They first panic about how they re going to land the plane, but when they figure they re going to die, their discussion turns to their lives, especially their relationship with each other. Just when they mention that they would have gotten married, Jack reappears. He has the ability to slow his pulse down to virtually nothing, and did so to test Diane as he saw someone in the bar who needed a jolt in her life. Back at the bar after the incident, Diane and Sam find themselves alone at the end of the evening, Sam nervous about facing Diane alone in light of the things said. But Diane is the the one with the level head, and suggests they put aside what they talked about for another time when they can better deal with it.