All language subtitles for TWH.S01E06.WEBRip.x264

- Previously on The Way Home.

- When a new family
member was born,

they would add the name to
the list, and when they died,

they would write down the date,
close the book and move on.

- Wherever we end up,
let's promise to meet

at the Roxy, on this date.

- A certain wayward son

decided not to show up...
- Okay, okay!

- I needed to be held.
I needed to be kissed.

- I've been waiting for Jacob
to walk through that door

for 20 years, and
he's not coming home.

- What if I could just
talk to him, you know?

Warn him somehow.

- Hey.

- Hi.

- Haven't you been
working long enough?

- Um... no, no. I'm okay.

- Well, I'm gonna head home.

- Okay. I'm just going to...

work a little bit longer.

- Well, don't forget to...
- Lock the doors on my way out.

Yes, I will, don't worry.

- I'll see you tomorrow.

Good night.
- Good night, Byron.

- I'm eight. I
want to ride alone.

- Remember to wait for us
when you get off, okay?

Jacob? Where are you?!

Jacob!

- Look. I found
two black stones.

- So, I've been invited to
this party next weekend.

And I was wondering if
you wanted to come with.

- I don't know.

Do you want me to?

- I wouldn't invite you
if I didn't want you to.

- Nick... what are we doing?

- What do you mean?

- I mean, like...

How do you feel about me?

- You know how I feel.

- Do I?
- Yeah!

I'm into you, like big time.

- What about for a long time?

Sorry. You don't
have to answer that.

- Okay.

That's cool.

- Nick...

What's wrong?

- Nothing.

It's a beautiful day
and we're at the beach.

- I'm trying to give
you two some time here.

So why aren't you taking it?

- I don't know... It's just...

What's the point?

Nick is so unreliable.

He never shows up
when he says he will.

- What didn't he show up for?

- It's stupid. Whatever.

I just wish things
could stay the same.

- Those two are ridiculous.

Jacob! Danny! Stay
away from the water!

- I'm gonna win!

- So, I just wanted you to know,

I'm holding a vote to bring
the Fall Carnival back.

I didn't want it
to blindside you.

You know I'm sensitive
to your feelings.

But it's time. Del,
call me, please?

- Do you believe this?

I mean, Monica thinks
she's the Queen Bee

now that she's head of
the Business Association.

How dare she do this
knowing everything

that you've been through?

- Those Carnival posters
are plastered all over town.

- Yes. And like I said,
who wants it? Right?

- Good morning, Ali.

- Do you have any more
bushel baskets, Del?

- Do you need more?

I haven't had a
chance to order any.

- I was gonna make another
delivery to the co-op.

But...

- Hi, Byron. Um, look...

I can't talk right now.
Can I call you back? Okay.

- Are you putting Byron
off again, are you?

- Didn't feel like talking
right now, that's all.

- I could use your
help out there...

No, I just...

- I don't know. I saw you
two at the retirement party.

You were looking pretty cozy.

- Okay, Rita, please.

- I'm just saying.
- Alright! Enough!

Is it too much to ask
for a little quiet?

Some solitude? So that I
can think in my own house?

I'm gonna take my coffee
and I'm going to go outside.

And I hope that's
fine with all of you?

No.

- Hey, El, wait. Hey,
I need your advice.

- I've got some advice for
you. Not that you would listen.

- What's that supposed to mean?

This is about Brady, isn't it?

Okay, I just want you to know
that whatever between us,

it was a huge mistake.

- You know, you are an adult.

You can do whatever.

- Yeah. I can.

- It's none of my business, Kat.

- Elliot! Hey, stop!

Look, I need to talk to you.

Okay? This is really important.

I'm going to save Jacob.

- Kat, we've talked about this.
- But I have a plan, El,

and I really, really
need your help.

Please.

- I was afraid you
didn't get my message.

I left it days ago.

- I've been busy.
- Look, Del...

I hate to bring this
up because I know

how you must feel,

but the Carnival,

this was so good for
our town's economy.

It kept tourists in town
a little bit longer.

And...

Do you remember you?

You were so involved in
the Carnival back then.

You practically organized it.

And you certainly brought
in the most money.

Okay...

I know where you stand
on this considering...

what you went through.

And I feel for you, I do, but...

- What are you trying to say?

- A bunch of my posters, they
keep getting ripped down.

- And you think it's me?

- You're the only
one in this town

who has such... troubled
feelings about it.

Ah, Danny... Hi.

- I'll go grab those
extra posters for you.

I'm really sorry that you
have to replace the ones

that keep getting torn down.

- Hi, Danny.

How are you?

- Good. I'm good.

- Look, I just want you to know,

no matter what you hear,

I'm not ripping
down the posters.

You know me.

I would never do
a thing like that.

Thanks.

You take care, hon.

- Okay, so I've been
piecing things together,

just figuring out the timelines.

There's an answer
here. I know it.

Okay, so there's two
prevailing theories.

One was that Jacob was
taken, that he was kidnapped.

And then, the other was
that he fell into the ocean

from the cliff.

But I have to consider
all of the possibilities,

even the weird ones,

like the "White Witch" theory.

- That's insane.
- I know,

but local lore
exists for a reason.

And then, there's the
mystery of Jacob's bike.

Brady drove me and
Jacob to the Carnival.

So how did his bike wind up
at the Carnival entrance?

No one has been able
to figure it out.

So... I have to!

- But you can't.

- Why not?

I'm a journalist.

Right? I do the research.

I follow the leads.

I glean information and...
- And...?

- And I use that information

to save Jacob in the past. Okay?

I'm going back to that day,
the day of the Carnival.

And I'm going to prevent
whatever happened

to Jacob from happening.

What? What? No! What?

- How can you possibly
expect to go back

at the exact right
time of the Carnival?

The pond has a mind of its own.

- You know what, maybe the
pond wants me to find Jacob?

I mean, it's letting
me time travel.

There must be a
reason, El. I know it.

- Kat, please...

It just... it can't
be that simple!

And this...

Honestly, this isn't healthy.

- It isn't healthy to forget.

- What? Why do you keep
looking at me like that?

Just tell me what's
on your mind.

- Dad was here.

You guys spent a lot
of time together.

- Mm-hmm.
- Is there something going on?

- No. No. Nothing is going on.

- Fine. What about Elliot?

Was slow dancing with him
part of the chaperone gig?

- We were just having fun. Okay?

And wait a minute, what
about you and Spencer?

I mean, you spent a lot of
time with your heads together.

So, you know, is there
anything going on

in your "Boy stuff" world?

- Boy stuff? Yeah, no.

Nothing to say on that subject.

- Well, if you ever did
wanna talk about anything,

about any boy, you
can talk to me.

You know, I'll just
listen. And I won't judge.

- Spencer has a
girlfriend, okay?

- There you go.
Now we're talking.

That's a great start.

Hey. Dinner's almost ready.

- I appreciate it. It
has been quite the day.

- Where did you disappear to?
- Town.

Monica's upset because someone's
tearing down her posters.

- Believe me, I've been tempted.

- Well, she basically
accused me of vandalism.

She's got everyone
in town thinking

I tore the damn things down.

- Did you?
- Wouldn't blame you if you did.

- I didn't touch them.

She's got poor Danny
tacking them back up.

You remember him.
- Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

I've seen him a few times.

- He turned into
a nice young man.

Kind of keeps to himself.

- We're so sorry, Colton.

- Danny and Jacob, they
were the best of friends.

We'll get him home, okay?

- Danny, you stay with me.

Come on in!

- It's me.
- Oh. Hey.

Look, uh...

I'm really sorry about the other
night at the theater party.

It was an emotional evening.

Watching those lights go
down for the last time

nearly broke my heart.

I hope you understand.

- You don't need to apologize.

It's not why I'm here.

I'm worried about Kat.

- Katherine! Are you there?

Katherine?

Katherine?

- Mom...

- What is this?

Are you still writing that book?

I thought you turned that down.
- I did.

- Why? This is
madness, Katherine.

And Byron's says you're going
into the office every evening

and taking things
from the archives.

- Not taking. I was
just borrowing, Mom.

- First I'm searching the
house, looking for you,

and then, I find this?

Dammit, Katherine! Let it go!

- Don't you think
that I have tried?

But this is Jacob, Mom!

I can't let it go.

And this place, it won't let me.

So I've read and I've
reread all of these articles

and these interviews
and I'm convinced

that there is something
hiding between the lines.

And then, you
mentioned Danny Sawyer.

I mean, don't you remember
how devastated he was

after Jacob disappeared?
- Of course he was!

What eight-year-old wouldn't be?

Your best friend's not
supposed to just disappear.

- Right. But then, the
police questioned him

and he kept
contradicting himself.

So... Look, right here.

- That's a police report.
You shouldn't have that!

- That's what a
press pass is for.

Look, and then... Danny, he
just kept changing the story.

Right, so... At first,
he tells the police

that he wasn't even there.

And then, he tells
a reporter that...

- He was in shock.

He was in shock!
- Yeah, but I think

there's more to it than that.

There's got to be
more to it than that.

So, I'm gonna go talk to Danny.

- You leave that poor man alone.

He was eight years old. What
could he possibly remember?

- That's what I'm
going to find out.

- Well, if you're
going to go see Danny,

I'm going with you.
- What? No. No, no.

I do not think that
that's a good idea.

- I don't care what you think.
I know him better than you do.

He's easily upset.

You'll probably go in there
like a bull in a china shop

asking cruel and
hurtful questions.

- "Cruel and hurtful"?

Is that what you think
a journalist does?

- Maybe.

Maybe not, but I bet you do.

- So, it's great to
see you back and all.

But... have you seen Nick yet?

- No.

- He's still being
"unreliable," huh?

Boy, you two make a good pair.

If anyone's
unreliable, it's you!

- What? No, I'm not!

And I just saw him...
at the beach, remember?

- Alice. That was a month ago.

- A month?!
- Yes. A month.

You said you'd be back soon.

You have a funny
definition of the word.

- Okay, um... Sorry.
I'm just confused.

- It's fine. Brady's trying
to come for the Fall Carnival.

You should come with us.
- Wait... The Carnival?

When is it?
- This weekend.

Dad's finally got the
boat in the water,

so we're all going to go out
in it, watch the fireworks.

- Yeah, uh...

Okay, I have to go.

- Seriously? Now? Why?

- The Carnival is
this weekend, Elliot!

I have to be here.

But we both know I can't stay.

I have to go back.
I have no choice!

- Okay. So do that then.

Why is it such a big deal
if you miss the Carnival?

Big whoop! It's
totally lame anyway.

- Elliot, please! Okay...

If I don't manage
to get back in time,

promise me that you'll
take care of Jacob!

Okay? Please!

- Why?

- It's complicated. Okay?
But just promise me.

Promise that no
matter what happens,

under any circumstances,

you won't let Jacob out of
your sight at the Carnival,

until I get there.
If I get there.

- Okay. I promise.

- Okay. Thank you.

- Sorry, I wasn't
expecting anyone.

- Oh no. That's lovely.

It was nice that you
stayed in the family home

after your parents
retired. How are they?

- They're good. Loving Florida.

- So, Danny,

thank you for
seeing me. Uh... us.

I just wanted to chat
about what happened,

that day, when
Jacob went missing.

I know that memory
can be a weird thing.

- And we understand if you
don't want to go back there.

- But if you could just
walk me through some stuff.

I work at the newspaper now.

So I have access
to the archives.

And I read through
a bunch of articles

and police reports
from back then

and I noticed that your
story changed a lot.

- Which is understandable.
You were eight years old.

- When the police
first interviewed you,

you said that you didn't go
to the Carnival that day.

But then, in a later interview,

you said you were there,
but you didn't see Jacob.

But there were witnesses that
saw the two of you together.

One said that you were fighting.

The other said that they swore

you snuck into one
of the attractions.

So can you tell me what's true?

- Give him a chance to think.
It was a long time ago.

- Mom, I think maybe I should
talk to Danny... alone.

- I would really rather be
here, if you don't mind.

- I'm sorry, but yes, I do mind.

- I can't... get rid of it.

I dream it.

And I know it's nothing

like you must feel,
like Del must feel.

All those people
asking questions,

especially the police,
they scared me.

And I know I didn't
tell the truth.

I couldn't.

- Why?
- My parents...

I didn't want them to know
I went to the Carnival.

I didn't want to get in trouble.

- Why would you have
gotten into trouble?

- Because they told
me that I couldn't go.

It was a punishment for
not doing my chores.

Then, it was in all the papers.

There were all these people
saying that they saw me there,

and my parents read the papers,
so they found out anyway.

I went to the Carnival

'cause I knew that
Jake would be there.

Your whole family went.

When I found him, he
had just won a prize,

a big stuffed dog.

We were just having
fun. Like we always did.

So I chased him, and I grabbed
the dog and then I ran.

We ended up at the
edge of the cliff.

Jacob tried to grab
it back. But I...

I threw it over the edge of
the cliff, into the ocean.

It was just a stupid
joke. But he got so mad.

He said he was going to go
over the edge and get it.

And I didn't believe him.
So I double dared him.

And then, I thought I
saw my parents' car.

And I got scared.

I was scared that they were
gonna find out that I was there.

So I ran.

I left him at the
top of the cliff.

And that's the last
time I ever saw him.

- All these years, we
could have been looking

in the right spot earlier.

- Thank you... for
being so honest.

I'm deeply grateful.

- I should've stayed with him.

He probably went down the cliff.
He probably slipped and drowned,

and it's because of me!

- No, Danny. We will
never know what happened.

But it's done.

You can't let guilt
dictate your life.

We have to move on now.

Together.

- Okay, so we know
what happened.

I have to go back.
I need to be there.

I have a chance to
relive this again

and maybe change things.

- I lived through it with Alice.

And she tried too.
- She did?

- Yeah. But it didn't work.

Because what happened
will always happen.

- Okay, but maybe I'm
the outlier, right?

The new factor.

- Look, Kat, I want
you to be right.

- Okay, then El, please.

Just pretend that I am.

Okay.

Well, we both know Alice

was there the day
Jacob disappeared.

I kept a log of her
visits, back in 1999.

I've been checking them off,

now that I'm on the
other side of all this.

- Okay. So where's Alice now?

- She's coming up on
the Fall Carnival visit.

In fact, she's there right now.

Just don't get your hopes up!

- Me, Jacob, Brady...

We should be out
there looking for him.

- Elliot!

- You were there,
and now, you're back?

When was it? What month?

- Time jumped a month,
Elliot. A month!

The Carnival's this weekend!

- This weekend...
- I need to go back.

I just need to know when to go.

Back then, I told you to
watch Jacob like a hawk

until I got back.

But then, he still
disappeared. Why?

If I know what went
wrong the first time,

I can fix it this time around.

Just tell me what
happened that day!

- Okay. I was supposed
to go to the Carnival

with your mom, Jacob and Brady.

And then, at the last
minute, Brady ditched me.

And then, you showed
up. We were both late.

By the time we got
to the Carnival,

Jacob was already gone.

What's happened
will always happen.

- You keep saying that, but...

- That means you'll
always be late.

It's already started, Alice.

- How do you know that?
- I just do.

- So I go back?
- Yeah, go! Now!

- It was me. I was
here. I was always here.

I know you told
me to watch Jacob,

but he already left with
Kat and Brady, so...

- So I am late,
just like you said.

- What are you talking
about? You're not late.

It was that idiot Brady.
- Never mind, never mind.

We can still change this!
- Change what?

- Jacob disappears
at the Carnival.

Someone takes him or
something happens,

but he never comes
back, ever, okay?!

We have to do
something about it now!

- Are you saying that no
one ever sees him again?

- That's what I'm saying!
- Why didn't you tell me?

Come on!

Come on!

- And there he is, folks!

Shall we send him back
to the briny deep?

Who would like a turn?
- Ah, come on, Del! Have mercy!

- Sorry, sweetheart!
Here we go!

- She's not gonna hit it.
- Woo-hoo!

- Prize every time!
Step right up!

- Jacob! Wait! We're going
to go on the Ferris Wheel!

It's your favorite!
- I want to win a prize first!

- Okay, you won a prize.

- Remember to hold
on tight, okay?

- I'm fine.

- I could sit with you.

- I'm eight. I
want to ride alone.

- You got it, partner.
Wait for us here

when you get off. Okay?
- Yep.

- We are on next! Don't
drop your popcorn.

- No!

Kat! Kat, my dog!

Kat, I dropped my dog!

Kat!

- Jacob!

- Where is he? I told
him to wait for us!

- He probably stayed
on for another ride.

I used to always do that.

We'll wait for it to stop

and let people get off.

- Jacob? Where are you?

Jacob!

- Hey! What's wrong?
What happened?

- I don't know where Jacob is.

He was here. And
now he's gone.

- How could you leave me?!

We had a plan! We
would've been together!

Do you have any idea
what you've done?!

- Hey, hey! Back off,
buddy. You got left behind.

So what? Doesn't matter.

- Maybe he went back
to my mom and dad.

Come on!

- Last chance, folks!
All for a good cause.

- Not here. Guys, he's not here.

- So let's look for him.

- Hey, Jake. Aren't you a
little too old for stuffies?

- Give it back,
it's mine! I won it!

Quit it, Danny!

- Ha-ha! You can't catch me!

- Enter the haunted
forest if you dare!

- Hey, hey! Kids!

Hey! Hey, hey! Miss!

- Jacob!

Are you in here?

- I don't know what to do!

- Look, we have to
tell your parents.

- It's too early
to raise an alarm.

- No, Kat, listen to me.
Tell your parents, please.

- But why worry them yet?
- She's right.

Jacob's here somewhere.
Let's split up.

One of us is bound to find him.

- Excuse me. I'm looking for
my friend's little brother.

He's about this tall.
- Oh yeah, we saw him.

Ran in there without
paying with his buddy.

Little brat.
- It makes three today.

- Thanks.

- Hey, hey!
- What...

- And that makes four.

- Jacob, can you
hear me? It's Alice!

Jacob!

Can you hear me?

Jacob, it's Alice!

Jacob?

- Slow down, slow down.

- What do you mean,
you lost Jacob?

- When we got off
the Ferris Wheel,

he wasn't there. We
looked everywhere.

- Okay, listen, split up.

- You guys take that
end, we'll go this way.

Have you seen our son?
He's around this tall.

He's eight years old.

- He's got on a blue sweatshirt.

Blue jeans...

- Jacob?

Jacob?!

He's supposed to be here.

I left him at
the top of the cliff.

And that's the last
time I ever saw him.

- I'm too late.

Hey. Wait!

Wait, stop!

Jacob!

Are you alright?
- I'm fine.

- Wait! I'm Alice's mom.

You know, Alice...
your sister's friend?

I'm her mom.

- Sure. Hi.

- Hi.

- I'm going home.

Um... Do you know
where your parents are?

They're here, right?

Why don't we go find them?

- No. I just want to go home.

- Okay. That's... that's okay.

Do you mind... if
I walk with you?

- Okay.

- Let's get you home.

- Kat, go home.

- Mom.
- Go home, Jacob might be there.

One of his friends
could've taken him home.

- But what if he's not?
- If he's not, wait for him.

- But I want to stay
here and keep searching.

- Just listen to your
mom and go home, Kat.

Brady, take her
home, please. Okay?

- Don't worry.
Your mom is right.

You should just go home and
wait for him there. Okay?

- Now.
- Okay.

Fine. Let's go, Brady.

- Thank you, honey.

- We have to keep searching.
We need to find him.

- Jacob!

- So, uh...

Alice tells me that you
wanna be a photographer?

- Yeah. I'm already
pretty good.

Kat and me, we're
going to be partners.

She's gonna be the star reporter

and I'm going to
take all her photos.

- Oh, that sounds
like an amazing plan.

You know, Alice also told me

that your sister loves
you very, very much.

I'll bet that you are
Kat's best buddy, huh?

- Yeah, sure am.
- Yeah.

And you know what, I think
you always will be, Jacob.

In fact, I know it.

Okay. Here we are.

And your sister is in the house.

So I think... I think
you're gonna be safe.

And you know what? Maybe
I'll see you tomorrow.

- Sure. Later gator.

- In a while, crocodile.

- Well, as you all know,
I own Wally's Chip Wagon.

43 years and running.

I'm tired of Port Haven turning
into a ghost town in the Fall.

So we need to bring
the carnival back.

That's where my vote's going.

- Would anyone
else like to speak?

Jacob?

Jacob!

- I have something to say.

Of course I have
something to say.

When have I not had
something to say?

- Jacob?

Jacob!

- I realize what this
town has gone through

since that day in 1999.

I know now more than ever

that I don't carry Jacob's
disappearance alone.

- Nothing's changed?

- This entire community

was affected by what
happened to my family.

I need to acknowledge that.

And I want you to know
how much I appreciated

and continue to
appreciate your support.

- Okay, come on.

Please, please, please...

- I don't know what I
would've done without you.

But we need to heal. We
can't wallow in the past.

And we can't change the past.

We have to focus on the future.

So what I suggest is we vote
to bring the Carnival back.

I firmly believe it is
the best road forward.

The bravest road forward.

So let's take it together.

That's great news.

- Jacob?

Jake?

Hey, bud...

Colton!

I found it on the beach, Cole.

- Get the bowline.
Get the bowline!

- I know you're upset.

This whole thing about
bringing back the Carnival...

All the talk about Jacob...

It's brought back some...
really painful memories.

- I'm so sorry.

I couldn't save him.

And I really tried.

I really tried.

- Honey.

- I can't find him.

He's... He's gone...

- I walked Jacob home.

And I saw him go into the house.

He was safe!

Why didn't it work?

- I don't know.

I'm sorry.

- We lost him, baby.

- It was you... that I saw.

In the mirror? You were there.

How long have you
been lying to me?

- Oh Alice...

I'm so sorry. Come here.
- No!

- Alice!

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