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I'm moving to New York with my dad. What?
I found this. The Lost Emerald? We had some good times.
Bonnie?
I'm fine.
I don't want this.
I heard you were looking for donations.
Thanks, Mrs Jensen. These are great.
Suppose they're better here than in the rubbish.
What do you see in your future, Madame Nina? It's a little misty.
They broke in through the window downstairs.
We found this.
Thanks for covering for me, Jaws.
Guess I owe you one.
Councillor Parks, present.
Chairman, present.
Just waiting on our new junior councillor.
DOOR OPENS
Hi, sorry I'm late. Had a visit last night from a book shop ghost
and I couldn't sleep. Hello.
Councillors don't speak unless holding the gavel.
Oh, but you're not holding it.
Don't be cheeky.
Now, the Founders' Day dance is approaching,
but we all know that the founder...
Duncan Juniper. In-indeed.
Well, it seems like he was a bit of a bad apple,
so, uh, I thought we should use the events budget to celebrate
a really good moment in our past.
It's the past. Does anyone actually care?
You know what, Pamela, I think they do.
The reaction to the witch's memorial, it was really lovely.
And the book shop. I think it's starting to really help people.
Let's find a moment in history that shows Juniper at its very best!
I think that's a great idea.
Thank you, Miss Darrow.
Oh, no, I wasn't volunteering...
No, I think it's perfect!
A wonderful opportunity for our junior councillor to prove herself.
Let's hope Mr Macintosh's faith in you hasn't been misguided.
Well, I can't wait to see what you come up with!
GAVEL BANGS
Yes! Yes, that's it.
A little higher!
Oh, a few more seconds...
..and the food mixer is yours.
She's in a bidding war with one of our items.
NOTIFICATION BELL CHIMES Yes! Get in! Ha-ha!
Another 20 quid for the holiday fund!
You look nice. Where you off to?
My bedroom.
I've got a paid online partnership.
Cool. Is it a make-up thing?
I'm doing a vlog about my university journey for a company
called Future Paths.
They help people decide which courses to apply for.
But you haven't decided yet.
Details.
Cornflakes. Always cornflakes.
I think I'm going to head to the book store.
We still don't know who's breaking in
and I don't like the thought of Addie being there on her own.
Oh, no. She said she had a helper today. She'll be fine.
Double cornflakes, then. Hit me up.
Do you want Dad to drive you?
Oh, no, it's fine. I'm going to walk to the clinic today.
Um, we've been practising these mantras and I want to try them out
on the way there.
Bonnie, we're really proud of you.
Autism is such a difficult card to be dealt,
but the way you're engaging with this new therapy is...
..is really remarkable.
Thanks. It's really helping. I promise, Mum.
Good news, good news, good news...
BELL RINGS
Oh, Bonnie. Hello.
You all right? Thought I'd use the door this time.
Oh, um, for the broken window.
Sorry, um, I saw The Lost Emerald book. Took the book.
Felt bad. Came back. You found me.
Basically, I do things without thinking them through.
Oh, my missing sash piece.
I was looking for this.
Well, thank you for agreeing to help out today. It's all right.
Didn't have anything else to do.
Audrey's off with Mrs Jensen this morning
and I'm supposed to be finding a good story about Juniper's past.
Good luck with that!
I'm sure I'll find something.
So, um, where do you want me to start?
Right, well, we really need a shark section.
I've brought some old books from home.
I've got lots. Special interest?
Yep. You got one? Ha!
Not if you count everything.
Thank you, ADHD.
Right, when you're done with that, we have some boxes at the back
which need to be put in the recycling. OK. Got it.
I'm, uh... I'm really glad you came back, Bonnie.
It shows I was right about this place. OK.
Hey, Mrs Jensen. You looking for something?
Some papers.
I'm sure they were here.
Milk, biscuits,
and my mum also sent you some jam.
Kind of her.
She turned out all right in the end, your mother.
She has her moments.
Things move in this house, you know.
I suppose it's my fault for letting things get out of hand.
I've wasted too long collecting memories.
The world has passed me by.
It's not too late to get out there.
Says the girl dithering about New York!
I'm not dithering. I'm...deciding.
Very well.
Although I must say, I'd miss you if you did go.
Careful, Miriam, people might start to say you've gone soft.
Come on, let's find these papers.
What is that stuck down there?
I found a thing.
Oh? It's like a book before it's a book.
Where does it go? Er, just on the side for now. OK.
Did you finish the shark section already?
Err... No.
But I did finish the boxes.
Oh, well that's helpful. And I went down a shark rabbit hole
and now I know everything about sharks.
Welcome to my world!
Oh, what's, ah... What's wrong with these ones?
Oh.
Yeah, they gave me the ick.
I-I don't like how they feel.
Those ones were OK, though. Oh.
Autism is such a different experience for everyone, isn't it?
Yeah, it's a different experience for me on a daily basis.
ENTRANCE BELL RINGS
Mr Mac!
Ah, it's you. The young girl with all the...
..opinions. Aww.
And it's you, the old dude with all the denial.
I just wanted to check you were on the case with the good news story.
Pamela has taken a real interest.
Don't worry, Mr Mac, we are hot on the case
with a good Juniper news story.
Something really great to base the event around.
Yeah, turns out Juniper is literally a well of good deeds
and selfless acts. Right, Addie?
Wonderful. Wonderful.
Oh, while I'm here I'll-I'll just have a little...
..little browse.
Ooh, Verity Loveday!
MR MACINTOSH STARTS
Verity Loveday stan?
If by stan you mean fan... Yeah, I do.
Then-then, yes.
You don't often find her books in the shops these days.
Hmm. She's a wonderful writer.
Never really got the recognition she deserved.
All her books are based on historical, real events, you know?
Hi, everyone, welcome to my vlog.
It's the school holidays,
and though a lot of you are probably taking some time to chill,
some of you will be thinking about the future.
I know I am! Which is why I'm partnering with Future Paths -
a site that helps you choose which uni is right for you.
Lots of you have sent in questions, so let's get started!
Dafinki wants to know where I'm going to uni.
I've got a shortlist, obviously.
So, for me it's just about making that final choice.
Which is why I'm using Future Paths!
OK, Julia 999 has sent in a question about finances.
Right, how about this?
A Juniper resident invented a cure for polio!
Oh, I remember this.
Dude got the recipe wrong and almost killed a bunch of people.
I think he died in jail.
You really can make anything sound bad.
Oh, thank you. It's my superpower.
Right. Oh, this looks good.
The Great Juniper Balloon Race of 1856.
Ooh, all the balloons got lost in the worst fog on record.
Event had to be cancelled. Ah.
Feeling a little deflated?
No. No, they were trying to do something good, and it went wrong.
We just need to find something that went right.
I'll keep looking.
You have plenty of time to do that, Frank,
now that you've not been made a junior councillor.
Exactly. I'll help the village in other ways.
SHOP BELL RINGS
OK, we're nearly done.
I hope this has helped you all get closer
to making that all-important choice.
Just time for one more question.
What if you make a mistake?
Because that is the problem, isn't it, with choices.
You go down one path
and then you never know if you'd have been happier on another.
And it can be so overwhelming.
And it's not like when your foundation goes crusty
and you have to start again.
It's like you've made a choice.
You've said, "This is me, This is where I'm heading."
And are you a city person or would somewhere quieter be best?
And how do you... How do you really know?
And if you get it wrong, are you just unhappy for three years?
And then there's the courses. I mean, do you push yourself,
or go for something you already know you're good at?
And what if you can't do it? What if it's harder than you think?
What if you fail?
Um...
So weird being here with Keedie's baby sister.
Would you rather I was Keedie?
No. No, no, no.
She is so mad at me.
Well, Keedie's protective.
And if she knew it were me breaking into the shop,
then she'd be even worse.
That's why I covered for you. Hmm.
I've never lied to Keedie before.
Yeah, me neither.
I won't do it again.
There's nothing else left on Frank's list.
Is it time to give up?
Never.
You are Nina Darrow and you have got this.
And you seriously need to reapply your make-up. What are you thinking?
Talking to yourself again, sis?
Is my eye make-up OK?
Yeah, it looks great.
You were going for a late-night party panda look, right?
I need to sort it.
Nina, I'm kidding. You look fine.
How's the vlog going?
Fine.
That's what me and Addie say when we're not fine.
Yes, well I'm not like you, am I? Famously.
Look, why don't we go get milkshakes later?
Toast to the future?
I'd love that. Let me just finish up.
OK.
You sure you're OK?
I'm not OK. I'm amazing.
Er, hello.
Hi, you all right? Back again?
Well, actually, I work here now. Since when?
Since you were off with your new grumpy mate.
How is Mrs Jensen, by the way?
All right. Bit grumpy.
She's lost a bundle of papers or something.
Hi, Audrey. Bonnie's been helping us out this morning,
making some special interest sections. Mm-hm.
Actually, Audrey, I made something for you.
Addie told me about your big decision.
Look.
I would choose New York in a heartbeat.
Do you know there's over 800 languages spoken there
and it's just this massive mess of everything and everyone and...
Thank you so much for your input that I didn't ask for.
Well, I don't blame you for wanting to get out of Juniper...
OK, Bonnie. Couple of things that need doing.
SHE SIGHS Option one?
Um, sweep the back room.
Oh! Option two?
Try and work out the secret code to the basement safe.
Oh. Option two. No brainer.
Bye, guys.
She likes to have a choice.
I'm working out Bonnie.
You really think it's a good idea having her here after what she did?
I think it's exactly where she needs to be.
80... SAFE DIAL CLICKS
78... 55...
SAFE DOOR RATTLES, LOCKED
BONNIE SIGHS
Bonnie, are you OK?
I'm always OK. Always terrible too. It's a ride!
Laters!
They used to be best friends.
I remember them laughing in Keedie's room.
I was only very little, but it was this, like, beautiful sound.
Now she's, um...
Rude? She's autistic and ADHD.
Which isn't an excuse.
I know. I know.
I'm not sure - it's like she's not OK with being ND.
Keedie thinks Bonnie's changed
and Bonnie thinks Keedie doesn't like her.
Sounds like they just need to talk to each other.
I tried telling her that. But Bonnie doesn't like to be told.
She needs to know that she can choose.
Give her a choice, then.
Yes! Of course.
Audrey you...you genius.
I can fix this.
Addie... No, I know what I need to do.
PHONE BEEPS
Hello, wanderer!
A mystical journey awaits you,
if you dare to choose which way to go.
Five choices await you.
The first is thus - Juniper Cafe, or get on the bus.
PHONE BEEPS
Hello, wanderer. A mystical journey awaits you...
What if it's harder than you think? REWINDS
What if it's harder than you think? And what if you can't do it?
What if it's harder than you think? What if you fail?
OK, Keeds. I could really do that with that milkshake right about now.
FRONT DOOR CLOSES
Hail, wanderer.
Ah, you're all in on it then?
OK, fine. Hail, wanderer.
You're nearing your prize, so do not stop.
Estate agent or corner shop?
Hey. Um, sorry I bailed earlier.
I don't know. Juniper-ness.
This is really fun, though!
Fair Bonnie, your quest is almost done.
Just one more choice and your fate will be known.
Everything comes down to this. But what will you choose?
Bus stop or witch?
What's going on?
Oh, I didn't make you come here.
You chose to find each other.
From, like, a hundred different endings.
What are the chances?
One in 32. Huh?
Five sets of multiple-choice questions.
32 different possible solutions.
Welcome to Bonnie's brain.
You must have gamed it.
Oh, well. You're here now, aren't you?
The adventure is over. What you do next is your choice.
Your sister's a vibe.
I know. She's changed everything round here.
She had a whole campaign and a vote.
She showed the village how wrong it is
to judge people for being different. Hmm.
And now the people of Juniper are masking hard.
Pretending to be oh-so tolerant.
But we know what they're really thinking, right?
How are you so angry?
Why aren't you? Do you...
Do you not care what they did to me?
Of course I do.
Addie was thinking about me AND you when she got the memorial.
She said things out loud that we never dared to.
She made people see.
Do you remember breaking into Juniper Gardens?
I was always so scared we'd get caught.
Yeah, we never did, though.
Come on. No! Come on. Nah! Let's go.
Bonnie! Bonnie, wait!
Is Keedie here?
I haven't seen her, sorry.
I'm nearly done here. We can hang out if you want.
I know I'm not your twin, but I do get free milkshakes.
Thanks.
Yeah, I-I could do with a chat.
LAUGHTER
Bonnie! Slow down!
SCREAMS AND LAUGHTER
Rargh!
Do you reckon it's still here?
Maybe.
Come on, let's go.
Ah!
Ah!
OK, let's open it!
Open it! All right.
Behold, the lost...emerald.
Where's the ring?
I don't know.
Maybe some kids took it.
Or some tricksy elves from page 312.
So you do remember the story!
Yeah...
As soon as I saw the book it all came back.
And then I saw you just giving it away in your sister's shop.
I had to touch it again.
Even though it felt like...ugh.
So it was you breaking into my sister's shop?
Guilty. I can't believe Addie didn't tell me.
Oh, it's not her fault.
You know, she knew that you were angry at me.
No, I'm not angry. I'm confused.
I am pretty confusing.
What happened to you? I don't mean at school.
I mean after... What, after Juniper broke me?
No, after... After you left.
We didn't even get to say goodbye.
I texted you. I got no reply.
I sent you letters.
I never got them.
It was like you vanished.
I did.
PHONE BEEPS
I've got to go.
Bonnie... No, I mean it, Keeds. I've got to be on that bus.
Well, will you come back?
Do you want me to?
Yeah.
OK.
I couldn't find a good Juniper history story.
Mr Mac's going to be so disappointed.
Still, I think I might have gotten Keedie and Bonnie back together,
So maybe that's more important.
Bonnie is the exact kind of person I hoped would find this place.
Just remember that she's a person, Addie, not a project.
I know. Of course.
Be careful, OK?
How did it go?
Yeah. Really good.
I think it was the best session yet.
I'm starting to feel more myself, and stronger.
Oh, no, my good self. Calm Bonnie.
That's great. We're going to overcome this thing, Bonnie.
Together.
"The Code Breakers by Verity Loveday."
PHONE RINGS
Bonnie? Are you OK? What happened with Keedie?
Oh, fine. Um, I found something.
OK, well, I kind of stole those papers from the book shop.
Oh. That's OK. You can, er, maybe bring them back tomorrow.
No, it's a story, Addie.
I've only read a bit but it's big, it's heroic.
Sounds epic. Do you want to know the best thing?
It's set in your book shop. In Do Good Books.
What?
Looks like it takes place in 1944, during the war.
A woman called Dorothy Dangerfield opened the book shop.
But that's not the story, not even close.
She had a secret, and...
I've got to go. More tomorrow.
But this is it, Addie. This is your good news story!
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