EpilogueIn the film""s ambiguous, tacked-on, twist-ending epilogue (another dream?), as she exited her mother""s bedroom, she found herself outside her front door in the bright but diffuse morning fog." As images of her appear (including one of them making love) during his dozings, he hears her insecurely asking and affirming: "Do you love me Joe? Do you love me? Love me? You""re the only one Joe.Bonnie: Yes, we found that out.She is told that Geoff also flies dangerous missions "when he thinks it""s too tough for anyone else," but Kid Dabb ("Geoff""s best friend") cautions that as a pilot - he is not a suitable person for a permanent, enduring human relationship with a future based on hopes and dreams: "He""s a good guy for gals to stay away from.[Debra (voice-over): "It was a pretty one-sided conversation."]Debra received a cell-phone text message from her little brother, telling her that her family had been camping for four days in West Virginia, and were still alive and driving home.In flashback, she tells of her own great tragic love affair, sadly dreaming of her lost love.Trained by a skillful mentor and voice teacher, Nicolai Nazaroff (John Barrymore), he guides her to operatic success in Paris.