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In the 2004 film, "The Terminal", when Viktor prepares to go back to Krakozhia to save Janitor Gupta from getting deported back to India, why does Gupta immediately run onto the tarmac in front of Viktor's plane and yell "I'm going home."?

Near the end of the 2004 film, "The Terminal", Viktor Navorski decides to return home to Krakozhia, as Mr. Dixon, the airport director says that he will deport Janitor Gupta back to India if Viktor doesn't return home to Krakozhia.

Despite Viktor returning home only to save Gupta from deportation and otherwise having the courage to go to New York, why does Gupta call Viktor a coward?

In the movie, "Catch Me If You Can", Frank Abagnale (Leonardo Dicaprio) calls FBI Agent Hanratty (Tom Hanks) on Christmas Eve from his New York hotel room and says sorry for what happened in L.A. with Abagnale falsely posing as a Secret Service Agent trying to look for Abagnale, why does Agent Hanratty say "You don't apologize to me."?

I am a Senior in school who is doing well in all classes except for AP Calculus AB. I am passing Calculus, but have a C in that class, while the rest of my grades are mostly A s with one B+. Calculus is the only AP class I m taking this year and told my parents that Calculus is stressing me out and is a little too much for me right now, but they were saying that taking that class would help me a lot in the long run and prepare me for college. Since I m a Senior in high school, I feel that I need to relax some, as the rest of my classes are pretty easy other than Calculus. My parents, Calculus teacher, and counselor know that I m trying and understand that it s a challenging class. My Calculus teacher and counselor are ready to let me drop that class, but my parents are iffy on that choice. Please tell me know I could convince my parents to let me drop AP Calculus AB. Any advice would be appreciated!! Thanks!!

When it's as cold as 25 degrees outside, I've seen people wearing nothing more than a hoodie, short sleeve t-shirt and shorts, despite being aware that they could get frostbite and feeling cold. I think it's probably because either they don't have enough warm clothes or they just don't like to, but I was wondering. When it's 50 degrees it makes more sense, as 50 isn't that cold and people, esp from Northern climates and with thick skin don't feel cold easily, but why at 25?

I know that alligators are able to eat pretty much anything that they find, but I was wondering if they typically eat coyotes.

I mean in Florida and the Southeastern U.S., when people have their windows open or delivery trucks, which have their doors open.

I am planning on going on a trip around the United States sometime, and was wondering if it was better to drive or fly from San Francisco to Seattle. It normally takes 12-14 to drive vs around 2 hours flying. Based on the distance, I would fly unless there was something I really wanted to see along the way, and there is some cool scenery along the coast, but I would rather see that on a train rather than by driving because it would be so long. Please tell me what you think is best.

I was applying for a job at Abercrombie and Fitch, and it asked me about my education background, and if I graduated high school, and I'm graduating high school next year. Should I just put the date of when I will graduate if know, or just put no. There is no option which says still in high school or yet to graduate.

Once, I was at a friend's house, and my friend's sister did something wrong while I was there, so their grandma told her "Shame on you!" and right after that she told me "I'm sorry." and said my name. I know that it probably means that either she startled me or she wanted to let me know that she wasn't talking to me when she said "Shame on you!", but I want to really know what she meant.

I remember a restaurant that I was at a long time ago in the small town of Chama, New Mexico for breakfast. I remember that it was near the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad Station. Could someone please help me. Thanks!!:)

I personally would say it's chilly enough for a jacket, but I wouldn't say it's that cold, because where I live we have several days in the 40s in winter, and I have worn shorts and a short sleeve t-shirt with a jacket while going outside in this temperature.

I personally would consider 50 degrees on the verge between mild and chilly. At this temperature I would have a jacket on if it's windy and would be okay with wearing shorts, as I have many times before. However if the high temperature is 50 degrees, and I'm going to be out in the morning, I wear pants and a t-shirt(short sleeve or long sleeve), with a jacket if it's windy.

Once, a few years I was asking my dad about vacation in the summer, and told him that there are some places that I really want to go to. He told me that we will look at the prices for each of the places, and that we will go to one that we could afford. I asked my dad why we are doing that, and he said that "Money doesn't grow on trees."

I think this episode is called that because Bart does something in this episode that doesn't make Marge proud.

"Arguments in general are not productive, making most arguments "not smart"."-A Yahoo User on one of my questions.

Once, I saw a boy arguing with his father at a store, and the boy said "I'm smart. Don't you know?", and his father said that "A person who argues isn't considered smart."

I put this code into a Java Compiler and it gave me an error. I want to know how to fix the error.

Code:

import static java.lang.System.;

public class StarsAndStripes

{

public StarsAndStripes()

{

outprintln("StarsandStripes");

printTwoBlankLines();

}

public void printTwentyStars()

{

}

public void printTwentyDashes()

{

}

public void printTwoBlankLines()

{

}

public void printASmallBox()

{

}

public void printABigBox()

{

}

}

The error given was:

StarsAndStripes.java:1: error: <identifier> expected

import static java.lang.System.;

^

1 error

In some international airports, such as London Heathrow, flights to countries that speak other languages, are said once in English, the official language of the UK, and then once in another language if that country speaks a different language. Is it recorded and translated or spoken by the person itself. Also, its done right after its said in English.

I remember that the opening sequence of this tv show featured a bird or paper airplane flying through a large white open space with a lot of things in its view. I'm pretty sure this show was from the 80s or the 90s.