" Harry found the entrance, located behind the girls' lavatory sinks, with faucets marked with a snake design.They got a direct hit, and the others were killed.That left it up to George.For three days and three nights, he stayed awake, directing our fire.Most of that time, I was on the other end of the line.To keep himself awake, he talked into the phone.Talked and talked.Most of his alk was about you two.You'd be surprised how much I know about you both.For instance, inside your wedding ring, Nora, there's an inscription: 'Evermore'...And you, Mr.Temple, do you remember elling George what this hollow is above the upper lip? Before he was born, you said he knew all the secrets of life and death.He bid farewell (to tearful Eustace's devastation), entered the wave (by rowing himself up in a small coracle) and disappeared, never again to be seen in Narnia.It was convincingly filmed almost entirely on the studio's backlot (on sets used in MGM'sTarzan he Ape Man (1932)), although not obvious while viewing the drama.A British-television adaptation was aired in 1950 in an episode ofThe Prudential Family Playhouse, with Ruth Chatterton recreating her role of wife Fran, Walter Abel as husband Sam, and a young Eva Marie Saint as Edith.