Matt is totally absorbed in the movie, as he always was with The Duke's films. It is obvious that he admires the man, and the roles he tends to portray. This was his inspiration, why he became a marine, and why he's decided to fight against all odds. This is his ideal, his hero.<br/><br/>A quick glance at his film collection reads almost like a filmography of The Duke's acting career. There are the classics, like The Quiet Man, North to Alaska, and The Longest day, but there were also some of his lesser known roles, like Genghis Khan in The Conqueror and an uncredited role in I Married a Woman. He also has some Clint Eastwood, especially his last Western Unforgiven.<br/><br/>When the movie finishes, and the credits roll, he doesn't move to get up. In fact, he stays sitting until the credits finish before picking up the remote with a sigh and turns the TV off. He hands the plate to Susan.<br/><br/>"The dishes are dirty, if you would. Join me when you're finished."<br/><br/>He restrains himself from automatically saying 'Please' at the end of that. As much as he wants to, as much as he appreciates what she's doing, he can't let her know... at least, not in public. The first thing he does when he enters the gazebo is take a quick scan around, to see if anything is disturbed. He's very carefully placed small objects in strategic locations that would be easily overlooked, even by professionals, that would be moved or disturbed if someone entered. Seeing these in place, he turns on the tub and strips down.