My Dad comes back to life: he is walking along the beach, very lifelike: as if it were no miracle. We embrace warmly; he is wearing his dark suit, "Granny glasses" (the kind he used to wear). He goes right back to work, as if nothing had happened and shows me his last entry (he is an accountant in the dream): it is "888" -- very faded. Then goes on to make the next entry in a strong, firm hand.
-- I see a Negro girl, whom I once knew, when she was pregnant; she shows me photos: she is hurt because I can't remember her name. I apologize; then I see Joyce K. (neighbor): we talk about opera, but we end up talking about children and diapers.
-- A man comes by who is doing some "research": he is looking for a certain copy of the "New Leader" (mag. that Frank reads), but I can't find it, so I go back to be with my father.
-- Also see Mother, from the back, in slacks, walking arm in arm with Graham (colleague of Frank's).