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MUSIC Previously

on When Hope Calls...

You look lovely.

Thank you. Are you coming to the soiree for
Sam?

I wish I could come with you, but
something's come up.

It's hard enough to do our jobs without
complicating it.

It's feelings. I've never met anyone quite
like you.

Did you just pay me a compliment?

What if we threw you a party?

Oh, could be fun.

Tonight it is.

I have all this gold, and the only thing I
can think about is kissing

you. THUNDER CRASHES

You're under arrest.

I thought I clipped one in the shoulder when
I was chasing the moth horse back.

Now one of these guys has got one in the
shoulder.

Carter Williams has been bribing a judge.

What about you?

A lot of the cases before Judge Halverson
were yours.

Does that mean that you could get
implicated?

Huntsman, what are you doing here?

Waiting for you.

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Can you see your assistant off?

Former assistant, and yes, a stage coach
came.

She's on her way to the train station in
Clearwater.

How's your visit?

Actually, I wanted to talk to you about
that.

Excuse me. I don't know.

I thought you...

I'll sign them.

No, but now that it's light out, your
tracking skills have come in handy.

I think you and the children are safe now.

We'll be fine.

We'll talk later, right?

Of course.

I got a prison transport taking our bandits
to Clearwater.

Not one of them has identified the leader?

Maybe once they're in front of a judge.

It's too late.

We need to find this guy now.

Where are you headed?

Town. Get some cow feed.

I'll join you.

Okay. It was really something last night,
wasn't it?

Yeah. Whoa.

Lucy, I heard you were quite the hero last
night.

What did you do?

It was nothing.

Oh, she held a wrestler at gunpoint.

Saved a mountain's life.

Hardly called that nothing.

We all did our part.

In fact, I heard you came face to face with
a wrestler.

You getting any shots off?

No. I just ran.

All the ranchers are singing your praise
this morning.

Anyway, the wrestlers did quite a number on
the fences between our properties.

I was hoping you could give me a hand to fix
them.

We were just heading to town, so...

I can go by myself.

Sure? Absolutely. Go.

I could use some more barbed wire and tools
if you got them.

No problem.

I couldn't believe my eyes last night.

Did you see it?

Everyone saw. It was truly beautiful.

All those amazing colours and the
celebration of it all.

The sky lit up.

Oh. You're talking about the fireworks,
aren't you?

To be honest, I hardly noticed them.

And why was that?

Maggie, I'm sorry.

I'm in need of your services.

Work beckons. We'll talk later.

Hey. Did Maggie tell you about last night?

Yeah. She didn't sound very impressed.

Is that what she said?

Yeah. She kind of shrugged it off.

Oh, but don't feel bad.

I mean, we can't please everyone, right?

No. I guess not.

Yeah, I didn't sleep a wink last night.

Thought I could just sleep it off, you know,
something cold water.

Ooh, yeah, that's smart.

If you're not careful, you're gonna get your
heart broken.

I'm always careful.

You have been the opposite of that, both
personally and professionally.

I'd suggest you getting off your high horse.

Think about where you chose to stay and
guard last night, huh?

It's an orphanage.

Dangerous criminal on the loose.

Even you should understand that.

I know your history, my friend.

You have faced off against the worst of the
worst, but nothing has devastated you more

than matters of the heart.

That's all in the past.

And while you know what to say about the
past, it tends to repeat itself.

Nor is it not like that.

Okay, sure. You wanna talk about history?

Let's talk about your history.

It's not nearly as fun.

Bribery. That's what my assistant said.

Oh, my. I had no idea.

I'm sure you didn't.

I've been a rack in my brain wondering how I
could have missed that.

You know, my aunt, Pearl, used to say it's
those who are closest to us who

can pull the wool over our eyes.

My assistant is going straight to the police
as soon as she gets to San

Francisco. That's good.

I don't know how many of my cases were
involved.

I can't stop thinking about it.

You can imagine.

Well, I'm here if you need to talk about it.

Thank you. But here I am talking about my
troubles, and you have your

big opening next week.

It is pretty exciting, but also nerve
-wracking.

I've ordered extra muffin tins, but Joe
isn't sure when the shipment will come in.

We have a lot of muffin tins.

Come by later and get them.

That would be great.

And as a thank you, there will be lots of
cookies on the house as soon

as I open.

Thank you.

Enjoy your rest?

No. The little rest did me some wonders.

How you doing?

What do you want, Huntsman?

Ripped up on your dress itself, you don't
mind.

Gonna need you to make me a new tourniquet,
okay?

Now, I don't need you.

You got any bad ideas?

You need a new tourniquet, let's go.

I'm guessing you got that doing something
stupid.

It's tight.

I'm sorry, did that hurt?

Loosen it. Let's do tight.

Okay. Gonna tell me how you got shot?

Nope. Well, I can safely assume you were up
to no good.

I don't act like you were out there with all
the other ranchers and mounies, okay?

Mounies and ranchers.

You got more cattle than you know what to do
with.

I can't even say I'm surprised.

Just thinking me like a modern-day Robin,
alright?

I guess something tells me you don't really
know that story.

Who shot you?

I don't know.

It was dark.

Couldn't see. Yeah, well, you got lucky.

Because if it were me, I wouldn't have
missed.

Oh, so tough.

I don't have time for this.

Got somewhere to be, but let me keep you.

We'll take our time.

Oh, is that too tight?

No. Nora! Hi, Joe.

How can I help you?

Oh, Lone Moon.

I've been wanting to read this.

Oh, actually, that's the only copy I had in
stock.

I had. I sold it.

To who? Me.

Oh. Take it.

No, that's okay.

No, I insist.

Thank you, but no.

Well, I have other reading materials, so...

Well, from what I hear, you won't read
anything more interesting than this

thriller. You'd be surprised.

You know, I could always just order another
beer.

Go. Okay. Well, you had your chance.

So, what'd you think last night?

It was pretty magical.

Yeah. I really know how to put on a show,
don't I?

You most certainly do.

Thank you. I certainly give it my all.

Had great cost to myself.

Luckily, Dolores wasn't hurt.

How did you injure yourself?

Well, it turns out you shouldn't like
fireworks with other fireworks.

I would have thought.

You, uh... You haven't spoken to Sam today
at all, by any chance?

No, I haven't seen him.

Why? Well, I was just wondering what he
might have thought about last night.

Oh, I'm sure it knocked his socks off.

One can have the hope.

Thank you. Oh!

Sorry. I

owe you a debt of gratitude for having my
back last night.

I'm just happy we caught those guys.

All but one.

What were we looking for?

See any sign of them?

I don't know if he was smart to be long gone
by now.

If he was smart, he would have found another
line of work.

No kidding. We're headed to the Stuart Ranch
next.

Test back? She's due back today.

I'm sure she'll be pleased with the outcome.

She'll be upset she missed out on the
action.

No doubt.

Take it off.

No. Found it in a trunk in your closet,
guessing it belonged to your husband.

That was a long time to hold on to Matthew's
stuff, I gotta tell ya.

I said take it off.

I'm not gonna do that.

So I had this gonna come out.

I'm gonna cover my wound.

We got somewhere to go.

Go where? Well, you and I, we're gonna go
down to the bank and make a

withdrawal. $5,000.

I figured that would get me a nice fresh
start in the new territory.

Oh, that's funny.

I don't have $5,000 in the bank.

You're lying. I got a couple hundred tops.

Well, you're lying, because with this ranch
and all this cattle, you got way more than

that. Talk.

I don't trust banks.

Some idiot like you decides to rob them and
I lose everything.

I'm gonna keep your money.

Huh? Maybe

I'll tear this place apart inch by inch,
okay?

Until you tell me where your money is.

So talk. Everything I have of value is
buried on my property.

Buried, really? Yeah.

And you're lying?

No, I'm not.

You wanna go to the bank?

Let's go. Let's go.

I just don't want you going berserk when you
find out my money's not there.

Okay. Fine. Let's go.

Where are we going?

We're going to get the horses in a shuffle.

And you better not be lying to me about that
buried money, because that shovel's

gonna be used for more than one thing.

Let's go.

Where is it?

What is it, Ruby?

I can't find it.

Find what? My rock.

Rock? My special one.

What does it look like?

It's white with little blue lines on it.

It's gotta be somewhere.

But it looks around the bench.

Now it's gone.

Maybe it fell on the ground?

I've been looking everywhere, but it's gone.

I don't know where it is.

Ruby, can I ask why this rock means so much
to you?

It was the last thing I took from my old
home.

It was my mom's special rock.

I can't lose it.

Help me, please.

We'll find it, Ruby.

I'm sorry.

Look, could just be a ranch hand got hurt.

I don't have a good feeling about this.

Hannah, is everything okay?

An investor wants me to design a new
collection.

That's wonderful. I can't believe it.

How are you doing?

I'm great. You'll never guess what happened
last night.

Wait. What says here that they love my work,
but would like

to see a fresh approach?

What do they mean, fresh?

I'm guessing they don't want stale?

Do they mean something different from this
season or something they've never seen

before? You know how hard it is to come up
with a whole new look?

Fashion isn't really my bailiwick.

It's mine. I'm telling you, fresh is the
holy grail of fashion.

Some people have tried an entire life and
never found it.

Well, you're not just anybody.

I've got them.

Get started on this.

Okay. Hi.

Okay. We are going to walk in a line and
look for Ruby's rock.

Nice going, Art.

I didn't know it was Ruby's.

It's my gratitude rock.

What about this one?

It's nice and smooth.

That's not it.

We are looking for a white rock with blue
lines.

How big was it?

About this big.

You hear that?

Bigger than a quarter, but smaller than a
cookie.

I'm sorry, Ruby.

I didn't know how much it meant to you.

Okay, don't folks.

Well, Ben is away in clear water for the
day, but we do need to move

forward in interviewing candidates for the
town minister.

It's high time that we got someone here to
preach the gospel.

True words. We're never spoken.

But we don't even have a church.

I've seen plenty of outdoor services.

Franklin did it for years before they
finally built one.

No, no, no.

I know that this fella is a man of the
cloth, but when he arrives, we

need to be ready to ask the tough questions.

But we don't want to scare him away.

Well, Brookfield is not one coming town.

Any minister will be lucky to make this
place his parish.

So we're expecting this minister to build
his own church?

I suspect when the time comes we'll all lend
a hand.

No one lending the hand?

My wrench. Well, there's a big difference
between your ranch and a church.

And it's exactly that selfish attitude,
which is why this town needs to hire a

minister. My point is, we're not going to
jump at the first person we interviewed.

You agree? Hmm.

More blood here in the living room, too.

Tessa's horse isn't in the stable, but I saw
some fresh tracks leading out of the

barn. Two horses.

Well, he definitely came home to a rude
surprise.

So how are your tracking skills these days?

Only one way to find out.

So, uh, how long have you been a preacher?

I was ordained about nine years ago.

So this wasn't a lifelong calling?

No, ma'am.

I found it a little later in life, but when
I did, it was a profound

moment that forever changed me.

What would you see as your role if you were
to be given this position?

To listen and be a spiritual guide, to
inspire and

be a friend, to spread love and
understanding, especially those who

need it most.

Family feel about moving to Brookfield.

Is there a family?

Life? It's very honorable.

Well, it's just part of the job.

But I will admit, my heart has been longing
to find a place that feels like

home. Set down some roots.

I found my place right here in Brookfield.

You won't find a strong good community.

It really does feel like a welcoming town.

I want to thank you all for taking the time
to meet with me.

I often marvel at God's timing.

I actually was planning on passing through
on my way to Clearwater.

Reverend Peterson's retiring and they're
looking for his replacement.

That place is much bigger than here.

It's also full of scams and scoundrels.

Not like us.

I mean, we're not perfect.

Take Ken. Me?

What about you?

Well, I like to think we're all a work in
progress.

That's what makes life meaningful.

Having the willingness to grow and adapt.

Can you build that congregation?

No. A structure like a church.

Actually, I'm a good carpenter.

It's got my vote.

What do you say, Reverend Daniels?

You ready to be Brookfield's minister?

It would be my honor.

Thanks, thought.

You taught my tourniquet too loose.

Too loose, too tight, make up your mind.

Just fix it for me.

You're gonna have to retire.

Yeah? If you want it to hold, it's gonna
hurt.

Stop talking and do it.

Come in.

Back to your designs.

I got a telegram.

An investor wants me to create a whole new
collection, except it has to be fresh,

which is a lot harder than it sounds.

What? How's your sandwich?

It's okay. Well, at least you're eating.

Okay? Because the couch sure ain't.

I am so sorry.

It completely set my mind when I got the
telegram.

No, it's okay.

I'll go.

I can go back to town.

It's okay. I can get the feed.

Lucy, leave that stuff at the side of the
barn.

I'll put it away when I get back.

Why would I?

I can put away these things.

Oh, it's okay.

You obviously have a lot on your plate.

We'll get the food~~~~

We'll get the food.

Will this be enough?

Yes. It's perfect.

I'll bring them back as soon as mine comes
in.

No rush.

I saw Ruby on the way in.

She seemed really upset.

Is everything okay?

She lost something her mother gave her.

It hit her really hard.

I can imagine these children who've lost
everything must cling to what little

they have left from their past.

I try my best to help them, but I don't
always know how.

Well, it seems to me like you're doing
great.

Am I?

Why do you doubt it?

I thought I was doing great as a lawyer, but
after what my old assistant

told me,

I don't know what to believe anymore.

I see the way you are with the children.

You have a loving heart.

You're smart and resourceful.

You bring so much into their lives.

Thank you, Debbie.

I hope you're right.

Been trying to get in this wrestler's head.

Why take tests when she'd only slow him
down?

Must have some other agenda.

Yeah, but what?

I don't know.

Can't be good.

You know if she had any enemies?

I haven't been here long, but there was
someone she came to me about.

A man by the name of Huntsman.

She called him a snake in the grass.

He was at an auction representing a big cow
corporation.

Huntsman, huh?

You familiar with him?

Yeah, we have a few run-ins.

Small time operator thinks he's smarter than
he actually is.

Old-day old.

Why take tests?

Whoever it is didn't get the cattle last
night, so could be looking for a payday

somewhere else. A payday out in the middle
of the woods?

Yeah, I know.

Doesn't make sense.

Did your father believe in banks?

Very much so.

Mine didn't. When he died, the money we had
was lost.

There's no one new where he buried it.

Athletes ranchers don't believe in banks.

Ah, there he is.

The richest man I know.

Hey, Ronnie. What's wrong?

You exhausted from all those festivities?

Ah, last night is definitely on my mind.

Do you have a good time?

You have no idea.

Good, good, good, good.

Because it's time we settled up.

There we go.

This is way more than you said it was going
to be.

Well, they were cost overruns.

I couldn't anticipate the injury to my hand.

Now I heard you were being reckless when
lighting those fireworks.

Well, if giving it my all is considered
reckless, then yes, guilty is charged.

You have a line item here for economic loss?

Well, Sam, in my business time, there's
money.

And unfortunately, my injury will slow me
down, so I have to account for that.

You understand.

Ah, of course.

Wait. Is this it?

Yeah. Yeah, it's either over there or over
here.

Don't talk with me, Tess.

Storm shifted some of my markers, but it's
one spot or the other, I'm sure of

it. Yeah, well, for your sake, I hope so.

Pick one. I think we start here.

Whoa, hold up.

Look. Well, we're on the right track.

Maybe you haven't lost your edge.

Huh. She's leading us to him.

Watch. I'll hit the tree.

That rock was too big.

It's got to be a little smaller to make it
that far.

Or else go.

Ruby, we need to find a rock the exact same
size as your rock.

But I don't want just any rock.

I want the one my mama gave me.

We'll find it.

Trust me. But I need your help.

You know, you and your husband.

I'm tied up here about to steal my money,
and I'm the...

Did Ellen amputate the money?

We're going to have to start you up to steal
our cattle.

They got better things to do.

Like what?

Like how I'm after your money.

They're after your ranch.

This isn't the spot, and I know it.

It must be over there.

Must be over there, huh?

And show me.

Yeah. Let's go.

Yeah. Come in.

Hey. I'm headed out.

Just wanted to say goodbye.

Okay. Thanks, Lucy.

Wow. These drawings look beautiful.

You think so?

Yeah, I do.

Would you ever wear something like this?

I don't wear dresses.

Why not? I can't move in them.

Can't ride neither.

That's a very fresh take, Lucy.

Let's see.

Well, what about this one?

That one's a little too big.

Oh. This one's too small.

Oh. Hello.

Hello. Still in town, I see.

Well, it turns out I'm actually going to be
around longer than I thought.

Have you started reading that book?

I've been engrossed in a different one.

Oh. Nora, I see you've met on your pasta.

Pasta? Reverend Joshua Daniels.

I should have made your acquaintance, Nora.

You know what, I was thinking about that.

Yeah, I like that.

This fabric moves easily.

It isn't too hot.

What about this fabric with this dress?

Yeah, I'd wear that.

Fabulous. Not you too, Lucy.

What? It... Since when did this ranch become
a

fashion boutique?

Doesn't this color look great on Lucy?

Looks great.

I need you to be honest with me.

Sure. What's up?

No sugar coating, roommate to roommate.

Got it. Emphasis on blunt.

Do you... Do you think I have a real shot
with Maggie?

Well, I mean the two of you have developed a
nice friendship.

More than nice.

And the two of you have been spending a lot
of time together.

Ever a chance we get.

True, you are rich now.

I don't think that would sway Maggie.

I know. It's one of the things that makes
her special.

Yeah. Just say it.

She's out of my league.

Sam, she's dated a Maharaja.

I mean, she's out of the league of pretty
much everyone in this town.

That's what I thought.

Wait, is there...

Something more... Going on here between you
two?

No, I don't think so.

It's like you said, she's out of my league.

Oh no, you said that.

Those are your words, not mine.

You said that, not me.

Here's a rock.

It's the same size and weight as Ruby's
gratitude rock.

Do you remember exactly where you shot it
with your slingshot?

Um, I think I was right over there.

Okay. And were you aiming at anything?

No, I just wanted to see how far I could
shoot it.

Okay, I need you to shoot it in the exact
same direction as

far as you can.

Just like when you shot Ruby's rock.

Okay. And try to point it in the exact same
angle just like you

did before. Alright.

Um, now? Watch where it lands.

Let it rip.

Let's go.

You better be right about this one.

I am. Sure you don't want to give that arm a
rust?

You know what, I'm fine.

Okay? For your sake, better hope there's
enough down here.

Make it worth my while.

Well, there's more than you deserve.

Deserve? That's a funny word.

Look at this place.

Huh? You honestly think you deserve all
this?

I have poured my heart into this land.

It's cost me blood, sweat and tears, and I
am not going to let you take

it away from me.

Enough. Okay? You're all bark, no bite, all
I hear is you like a little dog.

Yabba! Here

it is!

You found it.

Look. It's beautiful, Ruby.

You couldn't have done it without you, Miss
Nora.

Okay. How's

that for bite?

Des, come back here!

Hey! Des!

Des! Need

a hand? I got him.

Stay down.

Yeah, you're lucky I'm short.

Yeah, I suppose.

Before we eat,

Ruby, would you like to tell us about your
gratitude, Rock?

What it means?

It started with my grandmother,

and then my mama continued their tradition.

What was the tradition?

At supper, we'd pass around a rock, and
whoever was holding it would talk about

what they were thankful for that day.

I think that's a beautiful tradition.

Would it be okay with you if we started to
do that here?

That would be nice.

Would you like to start?

I'm thankful for Miss Nora, who cares so
much about me.

I'm thankful that Ruby found her rock.

I'm thankful for all of the special children
in my care, who

give meaning to my life, and fill me with
love.

What about your designs?

Done for the day?

Now I'm tending to my other
responsibilities.

Running a ranch is a full-time job.

So is designing a new fashion line as well.

How you gonna do both?

Sleep a little less than that.

I guess work a little more.

What if that's not enough?

Well, it's gonna have to be, because failure
is not an option.

I got Huntsman in the prison transport.

Good riddance. You know your tracking skills
saved that woman's life today.

Just doing my job.

Still got the edge, my friend?

Yep. Well... We'll see

you in a minute.

You know, some men are meant to sit by the
fire.

Others are meant to be in the line of fire.

You both know what you're calling us.

Come in. I just heard about Huntsman.

Yeah. Are you okay?

I'm fine, I'm fine.

I can't believe he came after you.

Well, it won't end with him.

What do you mean?

I have what others want.

I fought hard to get it, and I'm gonna have
to face it to the end.

to have to fight even harder to keep it.

Would you like some company?

No, I'm fine.

You go on home.

We got an early start tomorrow.

OK. Come on.

You were out there with me today, weren't
you?

I'm trying to fight the good fight, Matthew.

I really am.

But I won't stop.

Not until I'm by your side again.

Sorry. Didn't mean to startle you.

It's OK. You're so quiet.

My line of work, a soft step, is drilled
into us.

Better to sneak up on bad guys.

Makes sense. Speaking of which, cut the
leader of the Cali wrestlers

today. Mounties always get their man, don't
they?

Yes, we do.

You wanted to talk to me about something
earlier?

Yes. What is it?

When my assistant was here last night, she
told me something

pretty shocking. Oh, yeah?

She told me that my former boss was bribing
a judge in San Francisco.

Can you believe it?

Is he still doing it?

Has he been arrested?

Not yet. But I told her to go straight to
the police when she arrives in

San Francisco. Was she not planning to go to
the police?

She didn't know what to do.

She's young, scared, a little confused.

Bribing a judge is pretty serious.

I know.

How long has it been going on?

I'm not sure.

Was it going on when you were there?

Turns out it was.

And here's the thing.

My assistant told me that same judge was
bribed in one of my cases.

I'm worried it could look like I was
involved.

And you didn't know?

How can you even ask that?

I'm sorry.

I wanted to thank you for standing guard for
us last night.

It made us feel safe.

Thanks. Um,

just doing my job.

It seemed like it was above and beyond.

Well, I bet you you're not going to get it.

I'm going to get to my nightly rounds.

Okay. Miss

Nora, I found this on the porch.

Thank you, Annie.

Pfft. Sam.

I must say, Sam Tromblay, I never took you
for the kiss

and disappear type of man.

I most certainly not.

Oh, really? I even came to your door
earlier, but you were attending to Ronnie.

Oh, you could have waited.

I know, but...

I guess I was feeling a little down.

About last night?

No, no, no.

Last night was fantastic.

It was truly

something special. Then why are you down?

I guess I realized that you could have your
pick of saltons or maharajas or whatever.

Who might have thought it was as special for
you as it was for me?

Sam. I know that we both kissed other
people.

I know I'm not the most experienced

kisser. I sense I left you a little
unimpressed.

You know the funny thing about a kiss.

Well, we use these,

but you feel they're here.

That's true.

I am quite sure that last night was one

of the most beautiful, meaningful kisses

I've ever felt.

Quite sure.

Well, there's only one way to be absolutely
sure.

That was the best kiss ever.

You just keep outdoing yourself.

HE LAUGHS

What makes a place become a home is the
community.

It's the people who shape us and make us who
we are.

You always wanted to do the right thing.

The true inspiration.