Now that is something she's familiar with. She laces her fingers with his and can't help smiling a little.

"You should see it the way I've seen it," she says automatically. Even if it wouldn't be nearly as amazing as what he's used to seeing.

Beth has watched the sun set and the moon rise behind St. Bernadette's many times over the past two years. She's glad to hear him say that it's still kind of spectacular in his time. "I like it best when the moon looks big and full and bright orange," she offers. She knows that color is usually due to dust or pollution in the air, but she still likes the way it looks.