I meant I didn't know what you meant. Forgive me (also for mis-typing your name), I know this is seven months old but I don't get alerts anymore. @svin
How Mr. Duncan said, "He loves kids. Children bring him a lot of joy as they do to everyone who appreciates them." The only other person I could pick with that description would be Mr. Rogers as he too loved kids and really understood them and was wonderful with his own kids and grandkids.
There are...but they mostly work in silent, they dont like attention, they dont do It because they want to be praised, they do It because they enjoy it
0:49 "Turtle doves are a symbol of friendship and love" The 90's is the last decade where this line being delivered by an old dude to a kid wouldn't be creepy.
You're missing the bigger picture - it's the last decade when any earnest expression of empathy or sentimentality was acceptable in society. Now it's all just dark and depressing nihilism.
People are just afraid and offended by everything now. We keep giving our politicians money, just to see it go towards taking more and more education out of schools. Or trying to erase history of bad people who did bad things. Not a fan of our current society. You might as well not talk to the average person now. People are fucking crazy. Because it isn't just about saying this line to anyone now would be considered creepy. Everything you can possibly say nowadays is considered offensive or creepy to everybody. Kind of sad really.
My theory, Mr. Duncan is actually Santa Claus in disguise. He loves kids, works in a toy store, and figured out where Kevin was to give him and his family a whole bunch of presents.
@awesometacular Actually, I think the way how Mr. Duncan knew that Kevin was at the Plaza Hotel was because, when Kevin threw the brick to break the store window to catch Harry and Marv, the note on it said "Plaza Hotel."
Do you ever notice that when Kevin goes to church in the first movie that the old man he talks to has bandages in the same spots on both his hands and has a gripe with his Father??
That's one of my dreams, is to own a huge toy store. And make sure every child leaves with something, even for those who don't have enough money. I would make sure they leave with a couple of toys, especially on the holidays. This gentleman character, is a whole lot like my character. Especially, seeing children's faces light up with joy, is what I love the most. Along with many more generous contributions. However, for now, I'll keep striving until it's fulfilled. One day...
This scene was really heartwarming to me because of that Best Friends Forever thing. The fact that friendship and love are two wonderful types of moments.
Mr. Duncan might be like Willy Wonka. Instead of golden tickets, he passes out turtle doves, with already having Kevin in mind to run his shop of wondrous toys and trinkets!
Uh, to my opinion, Mr. Duncan is nothing like Willy Wonka, Mr. Duncan is a kindhearted man who cares about kids while Wonka is a psycho, he endangered the lives of those kids, and even though those kids were rotten, it was still child endangerment on what Wonka did to them, he doesn’t care about kids like Mr. Duncan does, and just to be clear, I’m talking about the 1971 version of Willy Wonka, not the 2005 version
There are still many people from an older generation now who are very sincere, honest, aware, and giving as he is. You'll find people like him in good neighborhoods, especially if they learn to care about you through the years. There are a lot of people who don't care to understand how to be happy like him, especially by appreciating others. There are still good and nice people that will care about you, but if you look at the changes in the general public everywhere today, it is absolutely a heartbreaking nightmare, and nobody cares to help fix it, not for themselves, or anyone that they care for. Practically everyone has an attitude, nobody cares for anyone, nobody wants to smile back at you, everyone looks away from you, people hate to be stared at, they go overboard of falsely accusing people for the wrong things, people make excuses to not want a relationship, people have no considerations or concerns for others, nobody talks to you if they don't care to know you, people are unwelcome in many places, obscene language is heard everywhere, we're left to fend for ourselves without love in our life whether we like it or not, unimportant people are left behind forever, and so many people are lonely without the help of others, ever. There is no love in the world at all anymore, even at your time of need. This is a terrible, restrictive, oppressive, relentless, hopeless, and depressing world that we're living in. I'm tired of everything.
@@colbykanter2000 It really is a terrible world nowadays. Everything is so corporatized and politicized to the absolute death. And in my mind, that is the definition of insanity. The 90's was also the last decade really before the average person got to experience the internet. In my op, it really has showcased the worst in people. Some good things. But alot of terrible things to. I think I got my first cell phone ever in like 2012. And the only real thing I use it for, is google maps. I can live without everything else. The twittering. The twitching. The tik tokking. The meming. The politics. The corporatizedness. The wokeness. The inclusivity. The facebooking. I can live without all of that bullshit. Most people seem to be fine with all of their personal info being sold also. I am not a fan of that. And that is how all of these companies make their money. Personal info and ads. Most people seem to value the politics of things, and the money of things, rather than what the right thing is. Or the value of human life. No standard of quality now. Anyone in their mother right now can be an influencer. That isn't really a good thing. I just don't like our current society as it is. We are evolving into something that is terrible and makes no sense. Back in the 90's, we seemed to have a normal society. Now we don't anymore. Everyone is insane.
Last Christmas, my friends and I celebrated the tenth anniversary of when we met, and I gave them turtle doves as a gift. It was a very special moment. Thank you John Hughes and Chris Columbus for including this special scene and the inspiration for an amazing gift to give to my friends.
Mr Duncan has to be a ghost. The way he disappears so quick after this scene, he’s in a boxed in cashier booth, and if he was an old guy there’s no way he just bent over that fast. And his portrait that Kevin looks at, given that portraits are more of an antiquity thing, I feel it’s doubtful that was painted recently meaning he was old when it was painted.
Actually, yes, they were in a way, because Mr. Duncan gave the turtle doves in gratitude for the $20 donation (remember, Kevin said he wasn't supposed to spend that $20 [he also said he had the same amount saved back from shoveling snow in his garage at home], and also he reasoned/said that it would be better to help the children at the hospital with that $20, instead of spending it on what would rot his teeth and his mind, as he put it).
I bought 2 snoopy doghouse my special friend ornaments and I keep one and I gave the other to Debra as a very special person so ornaments can be resemble of friendship and love ❤️ so as long as each of us have an ornament Debra and I will be friends forever.
Me Duncan asks him where got all that money, and Kevin says he “has a lot of grandmothers” ….. how can you have a lot of grandmothers? You only have 2- your fathers mother and your mothers mother- where did get all these extra grandmothers????? LOL
Eddie Bracken’s voice sounds like that of Rex Everhart who played the voice of Belle’s father Maurice in the Disney 1991 adaptation of Beauty and the Beast.
I was born in a smack in the middle of the 90s and was an infant. So I never got to enjoy the 90s like the generation above me who were born in the 80s. I often wondered what that was like...
If it wasn't for Rex Everhart, I think Eddie Bracken would have been a perfect alternative to play the voice of Maurice, Belle's father in the 1991 Disney cartoon adaptation of Beauty and the Beast! Just my two cents though. 😉👌
@aga war Maybe when he told Kevin that Kevin can take whatever he wanted off the tree but when Mr. Duncan saw the turtle doves, he knew that the turtle doves were the best on the tree which was something Kevin can cherish forever having a friend forever.
From 0:33-0:34, did Kevin use bad grammar when he asked "I can have two" since Mr. Duncan said "well, two turtle doves?" Wasn't that what Kevin asked saying "I can have two turtle doves?"
No. Kevin asked "I can have *two*?" with surprise. Mr. Duncan clarified: "Well, two turtle doves." This was to clarify that he could not have two of any other ornament BUT the turtle doves, as he would go on to explain why.
@@Destructor2007 Yes, I know Mr. Duncan was telling Kevin to take the turtle doves and when Kevin asked "I can have two", it was like Mr. Duncan was saying "not two, but two turtle doves" like he was expecting him to say "turtle doves" in the sentence. But yes, I can understand that Mr. Duncan meant "you don't get to keep two but you are given two turtle doves."
Mr. Duncan explained how the turtledoves actually worked. Kevin is to keep one and the other is given to a very special person in his life. He gave the 2nd turtledove to the homeless lady in Central Park because she was kind to him and she saved him from Harry and Marv.
@@ladyfire44 Yes, I remember Mr. Duncan told Kevin all this including how turtledoves mean friendship and love and as long as him and his special person has their turtledoves, they'll be friends forever. Also yes, I remember him giving the second turtledove to the pigeon lady. Of course, I did wonder in the beginning as to why he chose her because he didn't know her that well and he was going to be heading back to his home state in Chicago soon since he won't be seeing her ever again where I thought Kevin should have chosen someone in his home state he knows very well (like Mitch Murphy for example if he was close friends with him or maybe even Marley since Marley is his neighbor). I was thinking the same thing that maybe he gave the second turtledove to the pigeon lady for saving him from Harry and Marv that if it wasn't for her, he would have died from Harry and Marv feeling he owes her friendship. But other people said that maybe he gave the pigeon lady the second turtledove because she had a bad life losing her home, her job, and her husband who divorced her and not having any friends and decided to spend her life in Central Park where pigeons felt bad for her and stayed with her. Not only that, some other people felt that the reason Kevin gave her the second turtledove because in the Radio City music hall scene where they had a conversation, Kevin told her that he promises to never forget her and she told him not to make promises that he can't keep and him giving her the second turtledove meant he was serious on what he said.
He said “well two turtle doves” as to allude to the 12 Days of Christmas song. As in “you can have two turtles doves because they go together due to the song,” that’s all that was meant.
The 90s were magical times for children, I'm so glad I was raised in this era
I was raised in the 2000s.
I was born in 98’ 😭
@@mizzphitzbeta That's most unfortunate
If i saw Mr. Duncan in person, i would give him a hug. Great man
Oh I have news for you buddy
@@ruthlessuk6313dont be a party pooper buddy
I just love Mr. Duncan, so warm and generous. I can't picture any other man to compare him with.
I did to and Mr. Duncan is a real nice guy too.
skin Sorry??
I meant I didn't know what you meant. Forgive me (also for mis-typing your name), I know this is seven months old but I don't get alerts anymore. @svin
How Mr. Duncan said, "He loves kids. Children bring him a lot of joy as they do to everyone who appreciates them." The only other person I could pick with that description would be Mr. Rogers as he too loved kids and really understood them and was wonderful with his own kids and grandkids.
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You were such a Santa Claus till 1990's, Mr.Duncan.
R.I.P Mr. Edward Bracken.
I miss you so much.
We definitely need more Mr. Duncans in the world
There are...but they mostly work in silent, they dont like attention, they dont do It because they want to be praised, they do It because they enjoy it
And we need more kids like Kevin in the world too
Mr. Duncan is such a kind hearted soul
I know he is
Rest in Piece
Mr Duncan :(
Mr Duncan, a gentleman and gentle man. Authentic soul. RIP, Mr Bracken.
0:49 "Turtle doves are a symbol of friendship and love" The 90's is the last decade where this line being delivered by an old dude to a kid wouldn't be creepy.
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You're missing the bigger picture - it's the last decade when any earnest expression of empathy or sentimentality was acceptable in society. Now it's all just dark and depressing nihilism.
People are just afraid and offended by everything now. We keep giving our politicians money, just to see it go towards taking more and more education out of schools. Or trying to erase history of bad people who did bad things. Not a fan of our current society.
You might as well not talk to the average person now. People are fucking crazy. Because it isn't just about saying this line to anyone now would be considered creepy. Everything you can possibly say nowadays is considered offensive or creepy to everybody. Kind of sad really.
Im not sure how this would sound creepy nowadays, seeing the context it was said. 😕
My theory, Mr. Duncan is actually Santa Claus in disguise. He loves kids, works in a toy store, and figured out where Kevin was to give him and his family a whole bunch of presents.
Funny I thought the pigeon lady and Mr Duncan were in love but she couldn't have kids of her own
@awesometacular Actually, I think the way how Mr. Duncan knew that Kevin was at the Plaza Hotel was because, when Kevin threw the brick to break the store window to catch Harry and Marv, the note on it said "Plaza Hotel."
@@afriendofbean Just let me believe.
@@sonicgen20 Okay.
Do you ever notice that when Kevin goes to church in the first movie that the old man he talks to has bandages in the same spots on both his hands and has a gripe with his Father??
That's one of my dreams, is to own a huge toy store. And make sure every child leaves with something, even for those who don't have enough money. I would make sure they leave with a couple of toys, especially on the holidays. This gentleman character, is a whole lot like my character. Especially, seeing children's faces light up with joy, is what I love the most. Along with many more generous contributions. However, for now, I'll keep striving until it's fulfilled. One day...
What a great idea :)
That's sweet
That's a wonderful idea
Hope It becomes true, good luck
I laugh so hard and cry so hard at Kevin doesn't act like a kid his age...he's like already 30+ the way he chats & talks
Uncle Frank really could take a leaf from his nephew's book.
I love the end where Kevin gives the lady the turtle dove.
That part is so touching, especially when they hugged 🥰
Fizzypops brought me back here. 😆😆😆
Only a 90s economy could have a toy store like this.
Does that mean the economy was good during that time?
More than good. Steady job creation, low inflation, and a strong market just to name a few.
R.I.P. Eddie Bracken
Sad the way movies have turned into forgettable trash these days. Such an amazing movie!
Lol there are still good movies, I'm sure there were trash movies in the 90s too
yeezyhendrix not as much as today.
And not to mention they are woke as fuck.
I saw the house on my road trip and it was awesome
This clip always gets to me so warm
definitely warm fuzzy state
This scene was really heartwarming to me because of that Best Friends Forever thing. The fact that friendship and love are two wonderful types of moments.
i love that old man he was so nice in the movie
When first saw film, I tought he was a ghost for the way he dissapears.
Mr. Duncan might be like Willy Wonka. Instead of golden tickets, he passes out turtle doves, with already having Kevin in mind to run his shop of wondrous toys and trinkets!
Sounds like a wonderful idea, even though Mr Wonka scared the **** out of me as a kid (I watched the Tim Burton version first) 😳
Willy is the opposite to Mr Duncan. Wonka hates kids. Mr duncan appreciates them.
Uh, to my opinion, Mr. Duncan is nothing like Willy Wonka, Mr. Duncan is a kindhearted man who cares about kids while Wonka is a psycho, he endangered the lives of those kids, and even though those kids were rotten, it was still child endangerment on what Wonka did to them, he doesn’t care about kids like Mr. Duncan does, and just to be clear, I’m talking about the 1971 version of Willy Wonka, not the 2005 version
I miss that generation of people they were all like mr Duncan at least the ones I came a crossed when I was a kid 😭😭❣️❣️❣️
All men are scared of coming across as pedophiles nowadays so we avoid kids that aren't ours for the most part.
There are still many people from an older generation now who are very sincere, honest, aware, and giving as he is. You'll find people like him in good neighborhoods, especially if they learn to care about you through the years. There are a lot of people who don't care to understand how to be happy like him, especially by appreciating others. There are still good and nice people that will care about you, but if you look at the changes in the general public everywhere today, it is absolutely a heartbreaking nightmare, and nobody cares to help fix it, not for themselves, or anyone that they care for. Practically everyone has an attitude, nobody cares for anyone, nobody wants to smile back at you, everyone looks away from you, people hate to be stared at, they go overboard of falsely accusing people for the wrong things, people make excuses to not want a relationship, people have no considerations or concerns for others, nobody talks to you if they don't care to know you, people are unwelcome in many places, obscene language is heard everywhere, we're left to fend for ourselves without love in our life whether we like it or not, unimportant people are left behind forever, and so many people are lonely without the help of others, ever. There is no love in the world at all anymore, even at your time of need. This is a terrible, restrictive, oppressive, relentless, hopeless, and depressing world that we're living in. I'm tired of everything.
@@colbykanter2000 It really is a terrible world nowadays. Everything is so corporatized and politicized to the absolute death. And in my mind, that is the definition of insanity. The 90's was also the last decade really before the average person got to experience the internet. In my op, it really has showcased the worst in people. Some good things. But alot of terrible things to.
I think I got my first cell phone ever in like 2012. And the only real thing I use it for, is google maps. I can live without everything else. The twittering. The twitching. The tik tokking. The meming. The politics. The corporatizedness. The wokeness. The inclusivity. The facebooking. I can live without all of that bullshit.
Most people seem to be fine with all of their personal info being sold also. I am not a fan of that. And that is how all of these companies make their money. Personal info and ads.
Most people seem to value the politics of things, and the money of things, rather than what the right thing is. Or the value of human life.
No standard of quality now. Anyone in their mother right now can be an influencer. That isn't really a good thing.
I just don't like our current society as it is. We are evolving into something that is terrible and makes no sense. Back in the 90's, we seemed to have a normal society. Now we don't anymore. Everyone is insane.
I bought a set 4 years ago, and gave one to someone special a few days ago, we'll always be friends 🤘🙏
You mean the turtle doves!!??😃🕊
Mr. Duncan seems so nice
Eddie Bracken as Mr. Duncan reminds me very much of Ronald Reagan. They share the same smile, and the kindness.
rip Eddie bracken
how did he died?
He died from complication from a undisclosed surgery in 2002, at the age of 87.
+Brittany Wyckoff so sad
Brittany Wyckoff I'm so sorry
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Sucks how I look back at all my childhood movies and all the old characters have passed away.
It only accelerates year after year. As the taxi driver said "Ain't much better in here kid"
I was watching home alone 2 and I saw this scene, it made me think of my best friend, now I know what to get her for Christmas
Godspeed Mr. Duncan, Merry Christmas you legend!
This is the first ASMR I can remember
This is why I love old people . So warm hearted and kind
Mr. Duncan is way too nice to live in NYC.
Last Christmas, my friends and I celebrated the tenth anniversary of when we met, and I gave them turtle doves as a gift. It was a very special moment. Thank you John Hughes and Chris Columbus for including this special scene and the inspiration for an amazing gift to give to my friends.
Mr. Duncan is gonna give all the charity money to the children's hospital. He sounds nice and generous.
I have just received 2 of these Turtle Doves. I got them from Etsy. They are great.
0:16 - How awkward would it be if Kevin didn't take his suggestion and took something besides the turtle doves? 😂
This scene is so heartwarming, his smile made me happy and cry at the same time ❤❤❤❤
Mr Duncan has to be a ghost. The way he disappears so quick after this scene, he’s in a boxed in cashier booth, and if he was an old guy there’s no way he just bent over that fast. And his portrait that Kevin looks at, given that portraits are more of an antiquity thing, I feel it’s doubtful that was painted recently meaning he was old when it was painted.
One year later, Mr. Duncan left the business for a professional baseball team that also featured a talented young man.
That's right! I remember seeing him in "Rookie of the Year". Another good movie!
Of course, Daniel Stern was in that, too. 😀
the way children gave him joy plus his charity to children's hospital he really reminded me of michael jackson
I have the turtle doves. Authentic from Amazon. Very good.
This part always makes me warm and fuzzy inside & out!!!
Gross....
Mr. Duncan reminds me of Mr. Rogers from Mister Rodgers Neighborhood
This is a very touching scene but I like how Kevin goes like "Free?" When he just gave the nice old man a $20 bill.. So no Kevin, not free. Lol
Actually, yes, they were in a way, because Mr. Duncan gave the turtle doves in gratitude for the $20 donation (remember, Kevin said he wasn't supposed to spend that $20 [he also said he had the same amount saved back from shoveling snow in his garage at home], and also he reasoned/said that it would be better to help the children at the hospital with that $20, instead of spending it on what would rot his teeth and his mind, as he put it).
SO HAPPY TO BE A 90S KID
This scene never made me tear up before, but it did today. It may be because I thought of a good friend I’d like to give a turtle dove to.
Mr. Duncan: Merry Christmas 🎁🎄
that 90s life ✨
The drive thru prank of this is awesome lol
Kevin McCallister: I Could Have Two!
That Mr. Duncan seems like a cool dude.
Kevin: I know who to give the other turtledove to. The lady who saved my life from those to bumblers.
Mr. Duncan was the man. He was an og.
I’ll bet very few people knew this about turtle doves before learning about it in this scene
I remember Hearing that when I was younger . I never knew the history till I saw the movie
Joe Whitehead well I already knew that turtle doves were a symbol of friendship so...
I bought 2 snoopy doghouse my special friend ornaments and I keep one and I gave the other to Debra as a very special person so ornaments can be resemble of friendship and love ❤️ so as long as each of us have an ornament Debra and I will be friends forever.
Do you remember that I gave you an ornament to you Debra? I'll always be your special friend.
Me Duncan asks him where got all that money, and Kevin says he “has a lot of grandmothers” ….. how can you have a lot of grandmothers? You only have 2- your fathers mother and your mothers mother- where did get all these extra grandmothers????? LOL
Probably inheritance money
Chicago Cubs. He was the owner, in Rookie of the year movie with John Candy. (Eddie bracken)
Bob Carson: Oh boy, Fish, look a decoder ring... I got it out of the Cracker Jack box... look it fits on your finger.
Turtledoves are beautiful.
I need a Mr. Duncan in my life
Miracle Of Morgan's Creek (1943). A great comedy with a young Eddie Bracken in it. He totally looks like Michael Cera in it.
Eddie Bracken’s voice sounds like that of Rex Everhart who played the voice of Belle’s father Maurice in the Disney 1991 adaptation of Beauty and the Beast.
It's funny because he plays the crazy Cubs owner from Rookie of the Year.
I was born in a smack in the middle of the 90s and was an infant. So I never got to enjoy the 90s like the generation above me who were born in the 80s. I often wondered what that was like...
Omg i loved this movie
It's my favorite part of the movie
Mr. Duncan kind of reminds me of Mr. Rogers.
you should included the part when kevin saw mr duncan's portrait before going out the store
eddie bracken Was one of the greatest actors ever
I also remember him as Roy Walley, the owner of Walley World in National Lampoon's Vacation
That man finessed a little kid cash money for some small cheap ceramic turtle doves 😂
Well Kevin did give the money on his behalf. No one was forcing him to hand it over soo..
0:58 -
Kevin "..... I thought they were just part of the song."
Mr. Duncan " THEY ARE!"
1:02
Rip paul heard.
I like this scene and it is my favourite ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
If it wasn't for Rex Everhart, I think Eddie Bracken would have been a perfect alternative to play the voice of Maurice, Belle's father in the 1991 Disney cartoon adaptation of Beauty and the Beast! Just my two cents though. 😉👌
Mr Duncan must be Mr magoriums old deciple, I’ll bet.
Nice camera pan on the tree! 💪🏿
there's literally a video on youtube for everything
* * Turtle Doves Acquired * *
I think mr.duncan is from that movie baby's day out and home alone 2 lost in New York I loved Christmas movies LoL 😂😆😄😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣😆
Random declaration:
I think Mr. Duncan looks like Nicolae Ceausescu.
Marv saw turtle doves as a symbol of fear
Damn, Kevin just got ripped da fuck off.
"I can have two?!?!"
What's Kevin so excited about? As far as he knew, they're stupid bird ornaments.
Linda Tenuto lol
Linda Tenuto nowadays they sell junk like that at the dollar store for dirt cheap, nowadays nothing has any worth.
He's a kid, whattya expect?
lmao
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0:09.
Aw...that's--that's very sweet of u.
IH...u see that tree there?
Eddie bracken 👍👍👍
Lol I just got a Dunkin’ Donuts add lmao
I love-l🌕ve this scene so much 🕊️🌸🎐💭🌌
I am learning that the first two home alone movies are tear-jerkers and I don't know why.
Hello World: with Miyah see a therapist
Whoa, tears-jerkers is right due from laughing.
And so what happened at the supermarket
0:32 if he gave him a specific gift anyway, why did he just say that Kevin can choose anything?
He suggested the turtle doves to him and Kevin decided that’s what he wanted
@aga war Maybe when he told Kevin that Kevin can take whatever he wanted off the tree but when Mr. Duncan saw the turtle doves, he knew that the turtle doves were the best on the tree which was something Kevin can cherish forever having a friend forever.
❤️
Home alone 3 should be done
There is a Home Alone 3, but without McCauley Culkin.
I don’t get why his smile looks like Ronald Reagan’s smile
Seems decent
Why couldn't this be the guy chosen to portray Frank "Duncan" Garrett?
dead people can't play acting roles
From 0:33-0:34, did Kevin use bad grammar when he asked "I can have two" since Mr. Duncan said "well, two turtle doves?" Wasn't that what Kevin asked saying "I can have two turtle doves?"
No. Kevin asked "I can have *two*?" with surprise. Mr. Duncan clarified: "Well, two turtle doves." This was to clarify that he could not have two of any other ornament BUT the turtle doves, as he would go on to explain why.
@@Destructor2007 Yes, I know Mr. Duncan was telling Kevin to take the turtle doves and when Kevin asked "I can have two", it was like Mr. Duncan was saying "not two, but two turtle doves" like he was expecting him to say "turtle doves" in the sentence. But yes, I can understand that Mr. Duncan meant "you don't get to keep two but you are given two turtle doves."
Mr. Duncan explained how the turtledoves actually worked. Kevin is to keep one and the other is given to a very special person in his life. He gave the 2nd turtledove to the homeless lady in Central Park because she was kind to him and she saved him from Harry and Marv.
@@ladyfire44 Yes, I remember Mr. Duncan told Kevin all this including how turtledoves mean friendship and love and as long as him and his special person has their turtledoves, they'll be friends forever. Also yes, I remember him giving the second turtledove to the pigeon lady. Of course, I did wonder in the beginning as to why he chose her because he didn't know her that well and he was going to be heading back to his home state in Chicago soon since he won't be seeing her ever again where I thought Kevin should have chosen someone in his home state he knows very well (like Mitch Murphy for example if he was close friends with him or maybe even Marley since Marley is his neighbor). I was thinking the same thing that maybe he gave the second turtledove to the pigeon lady for saving him from Harry and Marv that if it wasn't for her, he would have died from Harry and Marv feeling he owes her friendship. But other people said that maybe he gave the pigeon lady the second turtledove because she had a bad life losing her home, her job, and her husband who divorced her and not having any friends and decided to spend her life in Central Park where pigeons felt bad for her and stayed with her. Not only that, some other people felt that the reason Kevin gave her the second turtledove because in the Radio City music hall scene where they had a conversation, Kevin told her that he promises to never forget her and she told him not to make promises that he can't keep and him giving her the second turtledove meant he was serious on what he said.
He said “well two turtle doves” as to allude to the 12 Days of Christmas song. As in “you can have two turtles doves because they go together due to the song,” that’s all that was meant.
Did anybody notice the big difference on the location of the turtle doves on 0:21 and 0:23? Or is it just me? Not a big deal. Just saying.
Yes closer to the bottom
Nowadays the kid would just take them and put them on ebay.
Who’s the actor of the cashier
Eddie Bracken
Is Mr Duncan aemon targaryan?