Gale:
[At Sidney's house, Dewey comes out onto the porch where Gale is, watching Sidney with her dog, Cherokee]
Look.
Dewey:
Yeah, she's doing great. Look what I found.
[He's holding her book, "The Woodsboro Murders"]
Gale:
[She laughs]
What are you doing with that?
Dewey:
Will you sign it, Gale?
Gale:
But you hate that book. Besides, I'm done with that kind of reporting.
Dewey:
For me, though. Will you sign it?
Gale:
[She laughs again]
You're a nut.
[She takes the book and pen]
Gale:
Okay.
[She turns to the first blank page, to find a square shape cut out of the pages, with a jewelry box in it's place, a jewelry box with an engagement ring, surprising Gale]
Dewey:
Will you?
Gale:
[Unsure]
Dewey...
Dewey:
I know it'll never work, you know it'll never work. But what I'm asking is just to see if we're wrong. We don't know everything, Gale.
[Jokingly]
Dewey:
You think you do.
[They both laugh]
Gale:
You're a brave man, Dewey Riley.
Dewey:
Actually, I'm a little scared right now.
[They both embrace in a passionate kiss, with Gale then placing the ring on his finger, accepting Dewey's proposal]
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