You're Gonna Die An Old, Old Lady, Warm In Her Bed

The final scene of the movie is a heartbreaking one, as we watch Rose cling to a wooden board while Jack slowly freezes in the icy water. He knows he doesn't have much time left, but he doesn't want to give up on her. He keeps talking to her, telling her stories and jokes, trying to keep her spirits up as she grips his hands. Rose tells Jack she's cold and scared, but he doesn't let her lose hope. He insists that they will survive, that they will have a future together, even though the reality is bleak and there is no sign of rescue.

This quote also shows how Jack remains optimistic until the very end, a trait that he has demonstrated throughout the movie and that he uses here to comfort Rose in their final moments. Jack is facing certain death, but he does not let that affect his love for Rose or his hope for her future. He tells her that she will survive and live a long and happy life, even though he knows he will not be a part of it. He wants her to remember him as someone who gave her courage and freedom, not someone who dragged her down with him. He also wants her to keep the promise they made to each other, to never let go of their dreams and their spirit.