Over coffee, as the different 3-D screens fade in and out on his laptop, they talk about the ideas Gary drew up, each one richly detailed, showing what their new yard would look like. The last screen fades to what resembles a page from an old fairy tale. A rusted key hanging from a weathered timber post invites entry through an old iron gate. A tricolor brick path meanders into a garden bursting with color and passion. A vine-covered arbor, shrouded in sheet ivory curtains, contains a private dining area for two.
Water trickles from an iron pump.
Light bounces like moonbeams from leaf to brick. Whosoever enters this garden shall live happily ever after . The Kaplans are visibly moved by the intimacy of the world Gary has imagined for them. They agree to sign the contracts he drew up the previous night. After he leaves his new clients, Gary stops by the library to pick up several books to help him with his research for another project, and a few other books for his daughter.