Favourite untalked about scene?

Mine has to be when he’s attempting to teach her self-defence. She’s jesting like a kid would, not understanding the importance of what he’s trying to teach her, and you can hear the seriousness and even sternness in Calum’s voice. It’s essentially, “you need to get this right because I’m not going to be around to defend you”. This to me is, another scene of the film which depicts premeditation of his demise. I think the holiday is an attempt to tie up loose ends, to purposefully leave her with memories such as the last time they’re together talking about her confiding in him, linking up with Sophie’s notion of being under the same sky. I think he attempts to create these memories and put these comments in place to hopefully reduce the questions and turmoil she has later on in life. It’s irrationality, but it’s a perfect depiction of Calum’s mind (in my own belief).