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conversations.value: What is a description for a book titled An Affair to Remember about Harkeerat, M.Tech, Engineering with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense?
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conversations.value: Harkeerat the author holds an M.Tech degree in lectronics Engineering and is a Ph.D. scholar at IIT Delhi. This is her first book.
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conversations.value: Harkeerat the author holds an M.Tech degree in lectronics Engineering and is a Ph.D. scholar at IIT Delhi.
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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book titled An Affair to Remember about Harkeerat, M.Tech, Engineering with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense?
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conversations.value: An Affair to Remember: Nickie Ferrante (Cary Grant), a well-known playboy and dilettante in the arts, meets Terry McKay (Deborah Kerr) aboard the Transatlantic ocean liner en route from Europe to New York.\nEach is involved with someone else.\nAfter a series of chance meetings aboard the ship, they establish a friendship.\nWhen Terry joins Nickie on a brief visit to his grandmother when the ship anchors near her home at Villefranche-sur-Mer on the Mediterranean coast, she sees Nickie with new eyes and their feelings blossom into love.\nDuring their visit, it is revealed that Nickie has had a talent for painting, but has dropped said trait due to his critical attitude towards his own art.\nAs the ship returns to New York City, they agree to reunite at the top of the Empire State Building in six months\' time, if they have succeeded in ending their relationships and starting new careers.\nOn the day of their rendezvous, Terry, in her haste to reach the Empire State Building, is struck down by a car while crossing a street.\nGravely injured, she is rushed to the hospital.\nMeanwhile, Nickie, waiting for her at the observation deck at the top of the building, is unaware of the accident and, after many hours, finally concedes at midnight that she will not arrive, believing that she has rejected him.\nAfter the accident Terry, now unable to walk, refuses to contact Nickie, wanting to conceal her disability.\nInstead, she finds work as a music teacher.\nNickie has pursued his talent as a painter and has his work displayed by an old friend, an art shop owner.\nNickie does not notice her condition because she is seated and only says hello as he passes her.\nNickie finally learns Terry\'s address and, on Christmas Eve, makes a surprise visit to her.\nAlthough he steers the conversation to make her explain her actions, Terry merely dodges the subject, never leaving the couch on which she sits.\nHe gives her a shawl that his grandmother left for Terry after she died.\nAs he is leaving, Nickie mentions a painting that he had been working on when they originally met, and that it was just given away at the art shop to a woman who liked it but had no money.\nHe is about to say that the woman was in a wheelchair when he pauses, suddenly suspecting why Terry has been sitting unmoving on the couch.\nHe walks into her bedroom and sees his painting hanging on the wall, and a wheelchair concealed there.\nHe now knows why she did not keep their appointment.\nThe film ends with the two in a tight embrace, each realizing that the other\'s love endures.\nIn closing, Terry says, "If you can paint, I can walk; anything can happen, don\'t you think.\n".
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conversations.value: An Affair to Remember: Nickie Ferrante (Cary Grant), a well-known playboy and dilettante in the arts, meets Terry McKay (Deborah Kerr) aboard the Transatlantic ocean liner en route from Europe to New York. \nEach is involved with someone else. \nAfter a series of chance meetings aboard the ship, they establish a friendship. \nWhen Terry joins Nickie on a brief visit to his grandmother when the ship anchors near her home at Villefranche-sur-Mer on the Mediterranean coast, she sees Nickie with new eyes and their feelings blossom into love. \nDuring their visit, it is revealed that Nickie has had a talent for painting, but has dropped said trait due to his critical attitude towards his own art. \nAs the ship returns to New York City, they agree to reunite at the top of the Empire State Building in six months\' time, if they have succeeded in ending their relationships and starting new careers. \nOn the day of their rendezvous, Terry, in her haste to reach the Empire State Building, is struck down by a car while crossing a street. \nGravely injured, she is rushed to the hospital. \nMeanwhile, Nickie, waiting for her at the observation deck at the top of the building, is unaware of the accident and, after many hours, finally concedes at midnight that she will not arrive, believing that she has rejected him. \nAfter the accident Terry, now unable to walk, refuses to contact Nickie, wanting to conceal her disability. \nInstead, she finds work as a music teacher. \nNickie has pursued his talent as a painter and has his work displayed by an old friend, an art shop owner. \nSix months after the accident, she sees Nickie with his former fiancée at the ballet, which she herself is attending with her former boyfriend. \nNickie does not notice her condition because she is seated and only says hello as he passes her. \nNickie finally learns Terry\'s address and, on Christmas Eve, makes a surprise visit to her. \nAlthough he steers the conversation to make her explain her actions, Terry merely dodges the subject, never leaving the couch on which she sits. \nHe gives her a shawl that his grandmother left for Terry after she died. \nAs he is leaving, Nickie mentions a painting that he had been working on when they originally met, and that it was just given away at the art shop to a woman who liked it but had no money. \nHe is about to say that the woman was in a wheelchair when he pauses, suddenly suspecting why Terry has been sitting unmoving on the couch. \nHe walks into her bedroom and sees his painting hanging on the wall, and a wheelchair concealed there. \nHe now knows why she did not keep their appointment. \nThe film ends with the two in a tight embrace, each realizing that the other\'s love endures. \nIn closing, Terry says, "If you can paint, I can walk; anything can happen, don\'t you think. \n".