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That night at 11:40, the ship strikes a large [[iceberg]], which ruptures the side of the ship, and water rushes into the hold. The ''Titanic'' slowly begins to sink.  Cal tries to keep Jack from escaping the sinking ship, but fails.  Jack and Rose manage to hang on to debris from the ship; Jack succumbs to the icy waters of the North Atlantic and dies (but tells Rose that she will live to be an old woman and die warm in her bed).  Later, Rose notices Cal has survived, but turns away to avoid him seeing her.  When questioned, Rose gives her name as Rose Dawson (thus having everyone believe Rose DeWitt Bukater died) and begins a new life in America.

That night at 11:40, the ship strikes a large [[iceberg]], which ruptures the side of the ship, and water rushes into the hold. The ''Titanic'' slowly begins to sink.  Cal tries to keep Jack from escaping the sinking ship, but fails.  Jack and Rose manage to hang on to debris from the ship; Jack succumbs to the icy waters of the North Atlantic and dies (but tells Rose that she will live to be an old woman and die warm in her bed).  Later, Rose notices Cal has survived, but turns away to avoid him seeing her.  When questioned, Rose gives her name as Rose Dawson (thus having everyone believe Rose DeWitt Bukater died) and begins a new life in America.

The scene then shifts back to the present day<ref>The technical term for a plot line, where it begins and ends in one time but the majority takes place in another, is called a "framing sequence".</ref>.  Unbeknownst to everyone, Rose still owned the "Heart of the Ocean"; late at night she removes the necklace and tosses it into the ocean, keeping the treasure hunters from finding it.

The scene then shifts back to the present day<ref>The technical term for a plot line, where it begins and ends in one time but the majority takes place in another, is called a "framing sequence".</ref>.  Rose mentions that Cal lost everything in the [[Great Depression]] and committed [[suicide]] as a result; she went on to marry and be successful.

 

Unbeknownst to everyone, Rose still owned the "Heart of the Ocean"; late at night she removes the necklace from her pocket and tosses it into the ocean, keeping the treasure hunters from finding it.

The dramatic final scene has Rose ascending the Grand Staircase of the ''Titanic'', reunited with Jack.  (It has been debated whether this was a dream, or if Rose died as Jack foretold and was reunited with him in the afterlife.)

The dramatic final scene has Rose ascending the Grand Staircase of the ''Titanic'', reunited with Jack.  (It has been debated whether this was a dream, or if Rose died as Jack foretold and was reunited with him in the afterlife.)

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