All language subtitles for The.Faithful.S01E05.1080p.WEBRip.DDP5.1.X264-EDITH

[Eliezer] This is
your betrothed.

Isaac, son of Abraham.

[Rebekah] Isaac,
God spoke to me.

That we're to have two sons.

He said the elder
would serve the younger.

But you cannot usurp
what is Esau's by birthright.

So says the second-born heir.

-That is my place.
-Watch where you tread.

Your father intends
to bless Esau.

We must get to him first.

[Esau] Then he will pay
for his treachery with his life.

[Rebekah] Go to my brother
in Harran and stay with him.

This is God's will.

[soft dramatic music]

[wolves howling in distance]

[ominous music]

[sheep bleating]

-[men snoring]
-[sighs]

Ugh!

[wolves howling]

[wolves growling and barking]

Acar, Birham, wake up!

Brothers, wake up!
There's wolves!

[Acar and Birham mumbling]

[wolves howling]

[music continues]

[wolf growling]

[wolf growling]

[arrow thuds, wolf yelps]

[wolf barks and growls]

[suspenseful music]

[wolf yelps and groans]

[soft dramatic music]

Not today, wolf.

[horses neighing]

[rooster crowing]

Morning.

I'm worried about
Rachel, Father.

Huh?

She didn't come home
last night.

She's with Acar and Birham.

What harm can come to her?

You worry too much.

[donkey braying in distance]

Shouldn't you be thinking
about your own future

instead of fussing
around the rest of us

like a mother hen?

What would this family do
without a mother hen, hmm?

I've been tending to you all
since Mother died.

Oh, yes,
and don't I know it?

[chuckles]

Time marches on, Leah.

And you might be
getting a little--

just a little--
past it in years

to find a husband.

And you're still
very attractive,

and you will fetch
a good bride price,

but only if you treat it
with a little more haste.

Well, let me know when
the next eligible bachelor

rides into town.

And until then,
I will continue

to fuss over this family
as I always have done.

-[gasps] Oh!
-What?

Goodness!
What happened?

I found our brothers sleeping
while our flocks

were surrounded by wolves.

-[Leah] Wolves?
-[Rachel] Mm-hmm.

Is that blood?

I'm disappointed we missed
a wolf fight, sister.

You should've tried
harder to wake us.

Would've relished a kill, too.

A wolf pelt would make
a fine winter coat.

You two were too far
in your cups to be stirred.

Don't chide them, Rachel.
Boys will be boys.

They're just
enjoying themselves.

Ah, well, they take
after you, Father.

Much too busy enjoying
their revelries

to be good shepherds.

How dare you speak
to us this way!

I speak truths!

Our flock has not grown
in four years.

What?
Is this true?

-Yes.
-Of course not.

Count the sheep yourself!

You have failed to breed
the stronger stock.

You've not maximized
pasturing time.

And you let
predators run wild.

If you're so clever, sister,
why don't you become a shepherd

and take over the flock?

What a fine idea.

I think I will take over.

[Laban laughing]
You see?

[continues laughing]
Very good.

[Leah] I was the sister that
took care of home and hearth.

Rachel was unconventional,

spirited, and clever.

We were as night and day,

yet I loved her
and she loved me.

Two sisters, one heart.

Then, one day,
a handsome stranger,

a man of God,
a man of great destiny...

[horse whinnying]

...rode into our town
and our lives

and changed everything.

[Jacob] Brothers,
is this Harran?

You're at the outskirts.

Praise God.

I have been lost
and journeying for many days.

Why is the well closed?

I'm in need of a drink.

We're waiting for Rachel.

Don't usually open the well
until she arrives.

Is it not the usual hour
for watering the sheep?

[man scoffs]
You would think.

But since Rachel took over
her family's livestock,

she has determined
all our herding schedules.

She says it's more efficient.

Oh.

She sounds like
a most unusual woman.

Hmm!
You should see for yourself.

That's Rachel?
[laughs]

I had thought that was
a lad approaching.

[both laughing]

This stranger mistook
you for a boy.

I'm sorry.
Uh, it's the hat.

Hmm.

And, uh, who are you,
might I ask?

I'm Jacob.

I'm here looking
for my kinsman.

My uncle, Laban.

Laban?
He's my father.

Your--

Cousin!

Why, it seems my luck
has finally changed!

-Mwah!
-[gasps]

[soft dramatic music]

Let me look at you.

Oh, my sister's boy!

And how is she?

And the rest of your family?

My mother and father
are very well.

Their flocks have
been multiplying.

Our encampment
is expanding.

Ah, well, do-- do sit down.
A drink!

A drink for him, please.

And tell me, uh, does she
have many boys, yeah?

-[Jacob] Uh, just two.
-[Laban] Just two.

My brother Esau was unable
to make the trip.

-Ah.
-You're the eldest?

-My brother and I are twins.
-Oh.

Even in the womb,
we were twisting and turning,

fighting for first position.

But... but I was
the ultimate victor.

[laughter]

My brother was born
clinging to my ankle.

Oh!
Clinging to your--

What a remarkable story!

[Laban] You are
very welcome here.

It's strange of you
to visit in this manner.

Alone with no gifts,
as according to custom.

With nothing but the clothes
on your back.

Well, I was robbed.

-[Laban] You were robbed?
-Robbed on my way here.

-Robbed?
-Hmm.

The robbers didn't
take your horse?

He's a very fine steed.

Well, my horse was the only
reason I escaped unscathed.

-No, but--
-Sister, we must let

our brave guest rest
after such a trying journey.

I shall have Zilpah prepare
our best tent for you.

-Zilpah!
-Yes, nephew.

You must rest, and tonight,
we will have a welcome feast.

[laughs]
Oh, Zilpah.

Oh, look after our guest.
Make him comfortable.

Ooh-wah!

An eligible bachelor.

You asked for one
and one arrived!

Boom!
From the gods!

And here I thought
he came from Canaan.

Oh, Father,
I'm quite surprised.

I'd never imagined
a future further than tending

to our family,
but what a man!

Do you think he's come
in search of a wife?

Oh, yes, yes.
I think so.

There is the future

that you have forestalled
for all our sake.

Then there is
no time to tarry.

We have half a day
to prepare a feast.

Bilhah! Bilhah!

Are there any more
of the rabbits

that Rachel had trapped?

[Laban stammering]
Yes, oh, yes, the rabbits.

Yeah, the big, fat one!

Yeah.
[chuckles]

Our gods of the hearth.
Hmm?

My mother told me about
the household idols

from her childhood.
I've always been curious.

Oh, yes, your mother,

she was always so fascinated
by the divine.

But tell me, you were raised
to worship Abraham's God?

[Jacob] I was.

And my faith has grown
even deeper recently.

Might sound like madness,
but on my way to Harran,

I had a profound vision.

[Laban] Oh.

I saw the gates of heaven.

Oh?
[chuckles]

Well, was it a dream?

Was as real
as everything here.

And undoubtedly
a message from God.

-Oh?
-There was a ladder.

One that connects
heaven to earth

with angels ascending
and descending.

And then He spoke to me.

Promising me many
great descendants,

as numerous as the stars,

who would, one day,
spread across the earth.

Descendants?

So you must be hoping to have
a family of your own someday.

I had always hoped
for 12 sons.

[Laban laughing]
Twelve?

Well, quite the family man
over here.

My grandfather Abraham was
always so proud of his son,

Ishmael, who had
a dozen children,

and it was always
a magical number for me.

Oh.
[laughs]

A brood of 12 children
running around.

That is magical indeed.

Family is the most important
thing in life, is it not?

I'm glad to hear you say so.

And that you don't find
the number too shocking.

Oh.

My brother always thought
my goal was rather ridiculous.

I think it's perfect.

I'm sorry I'm late.

I was getting the blankets ready
for trade at the market.

I hardly recognized you
without your hat

and the dirt
on your nose.

[Rachel scoffs]

You found me out.

Even us shepherdesses
must take baths sometimes.

Sister, this looks
delicious, as always.

[indistinct background chatter]

[gentle music]

[playing lively music]

[music ends, applause]

May I?

[onlookers exclaim]

[indistinct background chatter]

Here we go.

Yeah.

[playing lively flute music]

[music continues]

He stands to inherit
a great fortune, you know?

Hmm?

Be a wonderful catch
for Leah, yes?

We hardly know him, Father.

What is there to know?

A man like that can secure
our future for generations.

[music continues]

[dramatic music]

[indistinct chatter]

Hey.

[indistinct chatter]

[man] Watch him miss.
Here we go.

[arrow thuds]

[onlookers laugh and cheer]

I'd like to try.

I have money to spare today.

[men laughing]

Well, we'll gladly
take your coin.

Watch out you don't
poke out your own eye.

[laughter]

I recognize these.

Myrtle berries
for treating fever.

-Are they not from Canaan?
-Yes, I journey there

-every other month.
-What a stroke of luck.

I need someone to take
a message there for my mother.

Can you do so
on your next journey?

[coins clinking]

[onlookers gasp]

[onlookers exclaim]

Impossible.
This can't be.

[coins clinking]

She must have cheated!

Cheat?
How could I possibly?

I don't know.
Witchcraft?

Hand over the coins.

Now, now, gentlemen.
I apologize for my wife.

-Your--
-Despite her appearance,

she is not a witch.

I taught her everything
she knows myself.

She was wrong to toy
with you fine gentlemen.

And I'll admit she's
of the saucy sort.

I will be sure
to discipline her later.

Now, how about
a round of drinks on me?

-Good day.
-[men laughing]

Drinks on you?

These are my earnings.
I would've been fine.

I could've handled
those... louts.

You're welcome.

[Rachel scoffs]

You're as good with a bow
as I am with people.

You're good with people?

What do you call that
back there?

[Rachel scoffs]

How did you learn
to shoot so well?

I watched my father
teaching my brothers.

I've been secretly practicing
since I was a child.

It's a useful skill when
you have a flock to protect.

Hmm, sound like my mother.

Thank you, I suppose.

Oh, for what?
For rescuing you?

[scoffs]
No, for the compliment.

I assume it was
a compliment.

Most assuredly.

My mother is a strong
and unique woman.

I'm glad to hear it.

To be clear, what happened
back there was not a rescue.

Right.
How dare I call it that?

I deserve an arrow
to the head.

[Jacob chuckles]

But I will admit
it was a bit clever.

[Jacob laughs]

[Laban] He's been
here a month.

And he still
hasn't proposed.

My patience is waning.

So far, all that young man has
done is eaten our finest food

and slept in our best tent.

We must give him more time.

Perhaps there's something
more I can do.

What more can you do,
short of throwing yourself

naked at his feet?

You prance about all day,

you make food for him,
play music for him,

day after day after day.

No, I think he's taking
advantage of our generosity now.

He must stay.
Tell him, Rachel.

Jacob seems like
a well-intentioned man.

An extra mouth to feed
is hardly so dear to us.

And it can take time
to realize one's affections

and to have the courage
to declare oneself.

Thank you!
See?

Rachel likes him too.

Father, we've made
a grand discovery.

We've gone through
Jacob's things.

What?
Why would you do such a thing?

Because I could tell Father
was souring on Jacob

with his long,
unproductive stay.

And I have never
trusted the man.

[Birham] We discovered
a message,

which he's writing
to his mother.

He says he loves our sister.

[gasps]
Oh, he loves!

[Acar] This is nothing
compared to the rest.

Turns out our dear
cousin Jacob is a liar.

[Birham] He is not
the eldest.

He tricked his father
and he stole

his brother Esau's blessing.

[Acar] Esau was
about to kill him,

so Jacob was forced
to flee his home

with nothing but his family's
shame and disgrace.

[ominous music]

My... gods.

We've been
harboring a fraud.

He's a trickster.

We have all been deceived.

I treated you
as an honored guest.

As well as any
of my own sons.

And yet, I am to be
rewarded with-- with what?

With-- with deception?

I am sorry about
hiding the truth, Uncle,

but I needed
a place to stay.

I wanted you
to look well upon me.

-Huh.
-Surely, you can understand.

Jacob lies,
but also he loves.

What can be done?

Sister, do you think
he might still propose?

Propose?

I think Father
will send him away.

-But I still love him.
-He deceived us.

I know my feelings are not
practical, but I don't care.

He is handsome.

He's intelligent.

He's cultured.

A man of great faith.

A family man,
is he not?

He is.

Yes, I've--

I've rarely met anyone
as charming as he.

But Leah, even if
Father forgives him,

he won't have anything
to offer as a bride price,

and you know how much
that matters to him.

You may be interested to know
that Father went to find Jacob,

and pulled him aside
for a private conversation.

Come, sister!
I must know what they speak of!

[Jacob] My mother
is on my side,

and she has promised
to send for me

once my brother's
anger wanes.

And then I can return home
and take my rightful place

amongst my people.

In the meantime, I will work
for my room and board.

How convenient
that you make this offer

now that you've been
found out, huh?

You're right, I should've
thought of it sooner.

-Oh, huh.
-But just think.

I can help to make you
a rich man.

Hmm?

My family's herd
and land are amongst

the most expansive
in Canaan,

due in no small part to me.

Hmm.

There is potentially
work around here

for an extra pair of hands.

But just because
you are my kinsman,

should you therefore
serve me for nothing?

Oh, you mentioned
in your message to my sister

that you're in love
with my daughter.

Perhaps you might be convinced
to take her hand in marriage

in return for your work?

I can't deny it.

I have fallen madly
in love with her.

-[both gasp]
-[Laban] Oh, this is wonderful!

Wonderful.
Well, let me see now.

For bed, for board,
and my daughter...

I think...
ten years' work would be fair.

-Five years.
-Five?

I should like
to return home sooner.

-Seven and a half.
-Seven.

Seven is a good number.

Agreed.

[both gasp]

[Laban bangs table]
Very good.

-Quick, they're coming!
-[Laban] Very good!

Sister, I can't believe it!

-Uh... ahem.
-[Leah stammers]

Just the ladies
I am looking for.

I have the most
joyous news for you.

Well, Jacob-- Jacob has
the most joyous news for you.

Will you marry me...

Rachel?

What?

Oh!
[Leah sobbing]

[Rachel scoffs]

Well, that's...
not the reaction I expected.

I don't think...

anyone was expecting that.

Um, but you deserve
an answer,

so I will go and talk
to my daughter.

[Leah hyperventilating]

I'm sorry.
I don't know what happened.

How has he fallen for you?

Have you two even spent
any time together?

We often walk to town together.
We're friends.

Has he given any indication

or have you behaved in a way
that might entice him?

No and no!

In truth, Leah,
I can't make sense of it.

It must be a mistake.
That's all.

You won't accept him then?

No.
No!

I will tell him
he's confused

and that I can't marry him.

And once I speak to him,

he'll see that it's you
he needs to marry.

-Okay?
-Thank you.

Thank you, sister.

Rachel, Rachel.

Look, Jacob is waiting
just up the hill.

And the boy
needs an answer.

[somber music]

I will make this right.

I will fix this,
I promise.

-[Leah sobbing]
-Oh...

Here, come here.

-Why me?
-Rachel.

Everyone thought you were
going to propose to Leah.

All the times you've
been courting her

with your smiles
and your music.

I thought you knew
I was courting you.

Our walks to town, my interest
in everything you do?

I thought you were trying to get
to know me because of Leah!

[scoffs]
No.

You know, it's strange.

I... I know not what spell
you have cast upon me,

but despite
your funny clothes,

your ugly hat,
your unnaturally blunt ways,

your obsession with sheep--

Yes, I know I can be
peculiar sometimes.

But I have grown
so fond of it all.

I hardly knew it had started
until it was too late,

but you have stolen my heart,

and it belongs
entirely, wildly,

and irrevocably to you.

Can you not say
you feel the same?

At least a little?

I... I don't.

I can't.

[dramatic music]

[gasps]

[music continues]

[Leah] How did your talk
with Jacob go, sister?

Um...

I told him
that he was mistaken...

and that we all expected him
to propose to you.

But then the most wonderous,
strange thing happened.

I tried telling him
I couldn't marry him,

that he should
marry you, but--

I saw you kissing him!

You viper!

You've been in love
with him all along,

lying in wait to ensnare Jacob
while I humiliate myself

for scraps of his attention.

No, that's not what happened.

How long have you been
harboring feelings for him?

Oh!

How you two must have
mocked me in private.

No, never, Leah!

I-I knew I was fond
of him as a friend,

as a potential brother,
but it wasn't until

he admitted how deep
his feelings were

that I could no longer deny
how deep mine were for him.

I'm sorry that things did not
work out how you had hoped.

And I don't want
to hurt you, Leah.

You have.

You've broken my heart.

My own sister taking
the only thing

that I ever wanted,

my only chance
at future happiness,

after all I have given you.

I'm sorry that he
doesn't love you

and that I love him back.

Stop!

I cannot hear another word
of your love.

You cannot possibly
love him like I do.

I know not what to say,

except I hope and believe

that your feelings
for him will fade,

and you'll find another man
and you'll forgive me,

because I do
love you, sister.

Get out!
Get out!

You make me sick!

[Leah sobbing]

[Leah] Time passed.

My pain did not lessen.

My love did not fade.

But my dreams did.

Jacob only had eyes
for Rachel.

And I was losing him...
and her.

[somber music]

[music continues]

[cow groans and grunts]

[Rachel chuckles softly]

[Jacob grunts]

How goes it with your sister?

Well, she's no longer enraged
at the sight of my face.

An improvement.

Yes, but she still
won't speak to me,

and it's been a month.

It's hard to see her
in this state.

You know, she's been like
a mother to me all my life.

You must have faith

that she'll find it
in her heart to forgive you.

As I hope my father
and brother can forgive me.

What if she doesn't?

Well, then she'll be relieved
when I fulfill your bride price

and we leave for Canaan.

[cow lowing]

I don't think
this cow likes me.

Why would she when you've been
milking her so awkwardly?

Haven't you done this before?

A few times...
as a boy.

And you told my father
that you were an expert

with livestock and at herding.

Well, I wanted him to think
he was getting a good bargain.

In truth, my strengths
lie in other places.

Oh... tell me
of these strengths.

-Hmm, music.
-Mm-hmm.

Stories, wit.

You're very lucky, you know, to
be marrying a man of the tents.

Oh, am I?

Though I am looking forward
to seven years of learning

from the best shepherdess
in Harran.

It's going to be
a long seven years.

Ah, my love for you

will make the years pass
over a single day.

[somber music]

You have to eat,
take care of yourself.

Thank you.

[Rachel] You're...
you're speaking to me?

Over the last month,
I've come to see

that you and Jacob
love each other deeply.

What choice do I have
but to face the painful truth?

I tried apologizing
so many times...

for going back on my word,

for taking what you had thought
was already yours.

I'd do anything
for you to love me again.

Save give up Jacob.

For that I can't.

I know you couldn't help
but love him.

I couldn't either.

What a cruel twist of fate.

But I love you too, Rachel.

I can't help that either.

And though we grew up
different in temperament,

we were always
united in spirit.

Two sisters, one heart.

And the thought of you,

my younger sister getting--
getting married

and leaving for distant lands
with the man that you love--

-Please don't cry.
-It's happy tears.

I am resolved to be
content for you,

as our mother would've
wanted me to be.

[Jacob] Rachel?

Where are you?
Rachel!

We take a walk
up the hillside every night.

But I'll be back.

You don't know how much
this means to me.

[ominous music]

[gentle music]

[Rachel gasps]

[Leah] The entire place
shall be aglow with lanterns

and there'll be a feast
and there'll be musicians.

-And dancing?
-Of course!

Oh, and the most
important thing.

The marital tent in which
you'll lie with Jacob,

and in turn,
become his wife.

Would you like to see what
I've done with it inside?

No, no, let it
be a surprise.

It will be.

[sighs]
I have planned everything

down to the smallest detail.

Sister, it will be
such a celebration.

[music continues]

You have worked yourself
to the bone planning this.

I want it to be perfect.

Well, knowing you...
it will be.

Though, I must say,
as happy as it is

for a father to see
a child married off,

I am loathed
to see her leave.

Well, you and I both know
that Acar nor Birham

have anything like the talent or
the skills of Rachel and Jacob.

Our flocks have
increased tenfold

in the last seven years
under their care.

Tenfold?
Hmm.

I don't know how I'm gonna
bear to part with her.

I have been thinking, Father.

Huh?

Perhaps there's a way
to keep them both here

for another seven years.

Oh?

[lively music playing]

[excited chatter and cheering]

And you look
beautiful, radiant.

How can I not when you've
made me the most glorious dress?

[music continues]

It is a joyous day, Jacob.

And I have called upon our gods
to bless this union

with bliss and children
and everlasting bounty.

Thank you, sir.

I shall be so proud
to call you my son.

[lively rhythmic clapping]

[music continues]

My love, the candles
are nearly burnt out.

-Shall we?
-Go, sister.

Be a wife.

[cheers and applause]

[man] Blessings be upon you.

Rachel, the ewe
is in breech.

The shepherds
need you, please.

[Jacob scoffs]
Well, can't someone else help?

If she doesn't come now, we may
lose the lamb and the ewe.

We need your help.

No one else around these parts
has my knowledge or experience.

All right,
I will go with you.

-Well, I'll go too.
-No, stay.

Enjoy the last
of the merriment.

I won't be gone
longer than an hour.

All right, well,
what's another hour?

We've already waited
seven years.

[music continues]

Where's the ewe?

We've gone quite far.

They said it was just around
the large olive tree over there.

[wolves howling]

Wolves.

Go, fetch my father,
brothers,

and any able-bodied man
who could help.

Someone must watch over
the flock until dawn.

Go, quickly!

[music continues]

A toast to a joyful night.

Yes, although
it's almost morning.

Shall we join them
for their final dance

as brother and sister?

Is that a tradition here?

No, but we can make it one.

[Jacob chuckles]

[music continues]

After everything
that has happened,

I'm so glad all is well
between the three of us now.

I love you both dearly.

And I love you too,
dear sister-to-be.

Though perhaps I think, tonight,
I might love everyone.

Well, then, I hope
you remember this moment

and your love for me
no matter what.

Ah, well, what news?

It's all as
you planned, sir.

Uh-huh.
Good lad.

[lambs bleating]

[tense music]

[wolf howling]

[music continues]

-[arrow thuds]
-[Birham] Ow!

-[Birham groans]
-Quiet, or she'll find us.

You try getting shot
with an arrow.

[Acar shushing]

Now, go on, then.
Howl.

[Birham howling]

Well?

The most anticipated moment
in a young man's life.

Hmm?
[Laban chuckles]

Is Rachel here?

Oh?

Oh, you're eager then,
are you?

Yes?

Well, go.

Go to your marital bed.

Make her your wife.

Go, go, she's waiting.

[both laughing]

Oh!
Steady, steady.

Good boy.

[music continues]

[Jacob] Rachel?

Rachel?

[Leah] Come here.

[Rachel] My love!

I'm back!

I'm sorry I was gone
longer than expected.

[music continues]

She did this to trap me!

In the eyes of the world,
Leah and I are married.

What have you done?

Yes, Jacob is my husband.

Our union has been
consummated.

Are you mad?

He will never
truly love you!

How could you, Leah?

You took what was mine!

The only man
that I've ever loved.

All of this you knew, and you
said that you'd do right by me.

He will never be yours!

Don't you understand?

And now I hate you!

And Jacob hates you too!

What's this?
What's this?

Come, come, ahh.

Everything must be
settled with peace

between my lovely daughters.

I suspect, Rachel,
that your entire family

was in on the trick.

What are these?
Eyes?

You two were the wolves!

Fitting, as Jacob and I
are the innocent lambs!

Oh, you are such a victim.

You cannot hold me
to this marriage!

I did not know it was her!

Well, you know,
the circumstances matter not.

You... you bedded Leah.

You are married to her.

How can you be part
of such an awful deceit

against your own daughter?

It is not customary
for the younger

to be married
before the older.

I weighed the choices and I saw
there was a chance for--

for both my daughters
to be happy.

What can you possibly mean?

A man can have two wives.

I have no objection to you

marrying my Rachel as well.

As long as you agree
to the-- to the same terms

and provide a bride price
of another seven years' labor.

You expect me to wait
another seven years?

[Laban] Oh, no, no,
no, no, no.

You can marry her now,
and then after,

you can complete your service.

There must be another way.

There isn't.

You know I would do
anything for you.

Hmm.

[Laban chuckles]

It is as I expected.

His love for Rachel
is so strong

that he would remain in Harran
for another seven years.

Indeed.

I now have the benefit
of Jacob's talents,

and we will not have to rely
on your feckless brothers

for our prosperity,
and you, my daughter,

are Jacob's wife.

I just hope that one day
he will learn to love me

as much as he loves Rachel.

What happened with Leah
was a terrible mistake!

It means nothing to me,
our night together.

Don't speak of it!
I can't bear the thought!

What she did
was for naught.

She'll be my wife
in name only.

I won't touch her.

My feelings for you
remain true.

Please believe me!

You swear you won't treat her
as your real wife?

Never!

Never.

And when we're married,
we won't think of her at all.

It'll just be you and me.

We'll make the best
of our time here.

We'll use it
to secure our future.

I grew my family's flocks,
our livestock,

built all that we have,
and I'll do the same for us,

so that we have more
to take with us when we lave.

You do think
of everything, my love.

I'm determined
not to despair.

[Leah] It's been a month.

[laughing, indistinct chatter]

He's barely spoken to me.

They are newlyweds.

As am I.

But they pretend
as if I don't exist.

My heart is broken.

How long can this go on?

Will Jacob ever
care for me again

or have I completely failed?

I fear that...

when they depart for Canaan
in seven years,

that they'll
leave me behind.

Oh, no.
Oh...

Oh, my daughter.

Oh, come, come now.
Hmm?

Yet...

the irony is I...

I love him even more
for his fealty to Rachel.

Oh, Father, I-I...

I know in the depths
of my heart

that I have wronged them.

But at the time
it seemed my only hope.

Still, I...

I did not think
I would be so alone.

I feel sick
with it sometimes.

I wake up
every morning dizzy.

Even the sight of food
makes me sick.

Every morning, you say?

Your mother...

complained of the same ailments
when she was pregnant with you.

[soft dramatic music]

[Leah] Jacob,
I am with child.

We're going to have a son.

[music continues]

[soft dramatic music]

[dog barks]