SARAH, in her late 30s, is sitting at the dinner table, looking disappointed. Her husband, JOHN, in his early 40s, walks in, holding a small, wrapped gift.JOHN(sheepishly)I’m really sorry I forgot our anniversary. I got caught up with work.SARAH(looking up)I was just about to tell you it’s okay. I just wish you had remembered.JOHN(sincerely)I know, and I’m truly sorry. I wanted to make it up to you.He hands her the gift. Sarah unwraps it to find a locket with a photo of the two of them.JOHN(earnestly)I’ve been meaning to give this to you. I wanted you to know that even when I forget things, I never forget how much you mean to me.SARAH(teary-eyed)That’s really sweet, John. Thank you. It means a lot.They embrace, the gesture mending the small rift between them.