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I can patch it up, but he'll take the
last of the boards we got from the camp.

That's right, I won't be buying numbers
for quite some time.

If the government wants to lure people
west, what better way than to show them

our new police force?

I'm looking for a site.

Well, you too.

No, I'm no prospector, but I am going to
feed them. I'm opening a mess tent.

We make a great team.

I love you.

I love you too.

If you haven't sold out again, I'd like
that hash, Mrs. Clark.

I've got just enough.

No, it's on the house. Thank you for
everything that you've done to help me

the boarding house.

But you're already paying me for that.
It's not nearly as much as you deserve.

Much obliged. I'll get that door plain
today.

Thank you.

I think we're going to have enough for
me to place a small order of lumber with

Vince when he comes back through. At
least enough to keep the boarding house

going.

I finished cleaning the table. Can we go
to the ranch now, Mama? As soon as the

men are finished with their breakfast.

But don't you have Mrs. McCabe's reading
lesson?

Why do I feel like this is more about
you playing with Jenny?

She's going to teach me how to make a
doll from an old corn stalk.

Oh, you're learning so much.

It's better than school.

Well, I don't know about that.

I don't understand why Tom's determined
to plow the field himself.

He's got ranch hands to do it. Or he's
got a score to settle.

With who? I don't know.

Himself, maybe?

Seems dead set on proving he could be a
successful farmer.

Being a rancher's not enough?

I don't think Tom knows the meaning of
the word enough.

Nick!

Nick!

Nick!

You alright?

It's my leg.

Is there hope in the valley?

I want to see it come alive.

I want to see you collide. In the coming
skies, I want

to be here when it dies.

I want to see hope come alive.

Benny's been waiting for you.

Thanks, Mrs. McCabe.

Now a good time for a reading lesson?

Your time seems a little more precious
than mine, though.

How's the boarding house coming along?
You know, the roof no longer leaks.

patched that, so it's progress.

You patch it up with the old wood the
prospect is using?

Hardly call that progress.

Lovely to see you, Mr. Moore.

Always a pleasure, Rebecca.

You know, if you would... Sell me lumber
instead of burning it. I wouldn't be

patching my roof with old wood.

Oh, well, this isn't lumber. It's just
offcuts from the fences, but you're more

than welcome to it.

Tom!

Tom, it's me!

Whoa, whoa!

His horse reared up in a snake!

He fell hard!

I'm fine.

I'm fine.

It's his leg.

Your shin.

It's definitely broken.

How about that?

Bad. Where's the nearest doctor?

Too far.

We need us taken care of right now.

Did you learn anything from the war
about setting a leg?

I saw my husband do it, but it's not the
same as knowing how.

Rebecca, you have to try.

Please.

Did you have some heart attack as well?
It's all there, plus a little pemmican.

I appreciate your help, Olivia.

Of course.

How long will you be gone for this time?

Probably about a week.

Well, you be careful out there.

Don't worry about me.

I'm finding the territory a lot less
hazardous than I was warned it would be.

What? Sure, you get into some dangerous
situations with outlaws or whiskey

traders. I wish.

That didn't come out right. I don't wish
for people to break the law. Of course.

I just, I did anticipate a little more
action.

You never had to wrestle a bear?

I saw a cougar once. Oh, really? What
happened?

I made a really loud noise and it ran
away.

Well, you should still be careful out
there.

You're doing a fine job with that door,
Lars. Thanks, Hattie.

Mrs. Clark went up to the Moore Ranch if
you're looking for her.

Okay.

Jiminy Cricket.

Mrs. Clark is not going to be happy
about this.

Maybe she won't notice.

We're just lucky no one got hurt.

Since I'm the one who patched this up, I
guess you can take back what you said

about my fine construction skills.

It's not your fault, Lars.

These boards were rotten to begin with
with all the rain we've had lately.

I'm surprised it lasted this long.

She's going to need to replace this
whole roof.

Yeah.

I'm all right, Meg.

Nash.

There comes a time where it's all right
to admit that you're hurting.

I guess this would be a way to get his
legs better. He'll be hobbling around

the rest of his life. This is better, I
know.

Let's get started.

I haven't done something like this
before.

Okay, well, when does that ever stop? Do
you just think this through?

What do you need?

Okay.

Jim used to make a cast out of barlap
and

plaster of Paris.

Where would we find something like that
here?

Clay, go over to the trading post and
see if Hattie has anything like that.

Yes, sir.

We're going to need to immobilize the
leg.

Right after we pull the bones back into
place.

After you what?

Jenny, are you all right?

I've got chores to do is all.

I know how you're feeling.

It was hard when I was sick.

What if he never gets better?

Your paw is going to be okay.

You think so?

Yeah.

My mom will make sure of it.

Are you sure you've got the dimensions
right?

I measured twice.

So you're going to have to drill holes
that the strip can go through in order

stabilize the leg, so you can do that?

You know I'm the one who taught Clayton
all about woodworking, right?

Sorry.

Look, I get it.

This needs to be right.

You and Nash have been friends for how
long?

After I left Ontario, I started working
my way west at the ranch hand.

I met Nash in Montana.

He was... He was honest.

A hard -working, skilled rider.

I struck out on my own. I persuaded him
to be my foreman.

Paying the kids' father.

It took a big chance on me.

So they're your family?

Yeah.

A lot can go wrong with a break.

Infection, bone deformity.

We're not going to let that happen.

Not much we can agree on.

Loosen that side for me.

Pop, are you going to be okay?

I'll be just fine, son.

How about you go out and help your mom
fetch some water, okay?

Tom and Rebecca shouldn't be much
longer.

What if I don't eat all right?

I gotta be able to work for my family.

You can't think like that.

It could have been so much worse.

What if... Let's not worry about the
what ifs.

Hi, did Clayton make it back yet?

No.

All right, we're almost finished. I'll
be back soon.

Rebecca, what would we do if you weren't
here to help?

I went by the house.

Clayton wasn't there.

Hi, Hattie. Is this the plaster of
Paris?

No. Actually, it's building plaster.

But it's all I had.

It's going to be too thick.

I think you can make it work.

Mama says we have to bring her at least
a dozen.

Okay.

You're going to take charge.

Or they'll peck at your hands.

Okay.

It's a bonus set.

It better be.

You want to tie these?

Yes. All right.

What's the plan with these egg whites?
I'm hoping that the air in the egg

will make the plaster more malleable.
And then what? And then we dress his leg

and we put the burlap in the plaster and
the plaster on his leg.

And hope it works.

Hold it right there, long man.

Nick Douglas.

I had you there, didn't I?

What brings you to my territory?

Stagecoach was robbed just south of here
near the border.

Captured one out loud, but the other got
away.

And you've been tracking him this
direction?

Yeah.

I'm sure you can help if you're
interested.

Absolutely.

Perfect.

I'll grab my things and we'll head out
at sunrise.

This should begin to harden soon.

We did it.

You did it.

I can't thank you enough. I'm just glad
that it worked and now comes the hard

part. You have got to stay still until
morning.

I'll make sure of it.

How long will it stay on for?

A while.

And even after you take it off, it's
going to be some time before you can put

your weight on it.

We'll deal with that as it comes.

Oh, don't worry about that. I'll clean
it later.

Right now, I have to think about supper.

Can Sarah eat with us?

Oh, sure she can.

I have a meat pie ready to go in the
oven.

Can I, Mama?

Yeah.

I still thank you.

All right, well, I'll fend for myself.

Nonsense. You'll stay.

No, Peggy, he's right. You really should
focus on your own family tonight.

What about you? You don't have to feed
those prospectors.

Probably too late for that.

You're more than welcome to take a
chance on my cooking.

Your cooking?

I mean, I have enough for everybody.
Hattie, if you want to... Oh, no thanks,

Tom. I'm fine.

Okay.

All right.

I'll join you.

Great. Rebecca, could I have a word?

Sure.

You did a really great job in there.
Thank you. I had no idea what I was

You certainly looked like you did.

Rebecca, I need to tell you something.

Your roof collapsed today.

My roof collapse not all of it how bad
well It's only a matter of time before

the rest of it goes the whole roof needs
to be replaced So much lumber that's a

fact there's no way around it

Table of lovely craftsmanship. Did you
make it?

Clayton did it.

Well, admit he surpassed what I taught
him.

He did all the furniture in here.

He's very talented.

He is indeed.

It's a mystery.

It looks delightful.

Steak okay?

Wonderful.

Quite the adventure today.

Good teamwork.

You showed a lot of courage. I was
impressed.

A woman being courageous surprises you?

No, it's been my experience.

A woman of your ilk.

My ilk?

Yeah, you know, city girls.

I was once engaged to a city girl.

Didn't end well.

Sorry.

Okay.

We all got our stories, don't we?

So what did you do?

Only thing I could do.

Rode into the middle of the fight, broke
it up. Huh.

My introduction to this territory came
when I saved a family from a burning

cabin. I ran straight into the flames
again and again, three times, to be

precise. People went back for their dog.

Unlockable. All in a day's work.

She got plenty of similar tales since
graduation.

Well, yes.

Keeping the peace between the ranchers
and the prospectors can be a full -time

job. Right.

Any gunplay?

Thankfully, no.

Fevering? Not quite.

What then?

Hot peppers.

Her feelings?

That sort of thing?

Oh, it... Sounds like important work.

Well, what's your plan now that Nash is
out of commission?

Well, I was planning on...

I'm planning the field tomorrow, but
that's going to have to wait because I'm

going to have to take care of the
hundred little things that Nash looks

What about you?

You still nervous about that Mountie?

What makes you think I'm nervous?

You don't have to answer if you don't
want to. I won't press the issue.

Well, there is something I should tell
you.

You were right.

Sorry, I couldn't hear you. You heard me
just fine. I did hear you just fine,

but what was I right about? Because it
could be so many things.

The wood that I used to patch up the
roof at the boarding house.

It wasn't very good, and I thought it
might hold for a month or so, maybe two.

The roof collapsed today.

That's a shame.

You don't want to glow?

No, why would I glow? Why would I be
happy that you and Sarah don't have a

proper roof over your head?

Thank you.

I knew this was going to be hard, but I
don't have time to wait for the supply

wagon. I have to figure out a way to
open the boarding house soon.

I guess we both have our problems.

You got a roof to fix, and I got a field
to plow.

You're not serious.

No offense, but getting a roof built is
much harder.

Well, no offense, but you couldn't be
more wrong.

I would much rather plow a field than
deal with my bigger roof issue. That's

because you've never done it before.

Doesn't the horse do all the work?

I'll tell you what.

I'll plow your field.

And in exchange, you give me the lumber
I need for the boarding house.

I tell you what, you plow my field, I'll
chop down the trees myself and clean

the wood for you.

You got a deal.

Sure.

Yes.

If I don't get lumber soon, this will
all be for nothing.

Deal.

When you best finish that steak, you're
gonna need the energy.

At least it isn't raining.

Not now, anyway.

I just saw you come back.

Oh.

Oh, no.

What are you going to do?

I'm going to plow Mr. Moore's alfalfa
field.

What?

He's going to give me the wood that I
need to repair the roof if I plow the

field. We made a deal.

Was this his idea?

No, it was mine. The only problem now is
that I'm going to miss the night at the

meth tent.

I can bring the food down to the camp,
but I don't think that's your only

problem. What do you mean?

Have you ever plowed a field before?

No.

But I'm sure I'll get the hang of it. I
probably just need some trousers.

We can set you up at the trading post.

Still, it's back -breaking work,
Rebecca.

Mama can do anything, just like today
with Mr. McCabe's leg.

Right, Mama?

Absolutely.

Rattlesnake, huh?

Sorry to let you down, Tom.

With all the work we gotta do.

I don't ever want to hear you apologize
about this.

I'll be back up and at him again by the
end of the week.

No, you won't.

You best listen to your wife.

It'd take two of us to run this ranch.

I'll figure it out.

I always do.

I'm just glad you're okay.

Because I gotta be honest, when Clayton
came up in that wagon with that

riderless horse, you had me scared,
Nash.

I'm not gonna pretend otherwise.

Yeah.

Can't get rid of me that easy.

I count on it, friend.

Thanks, Peg.

Oh, good. You're ready.

Look at you.

You're serious.

You want to do this?

Are you trying to back out?

No.

All right.

Let's get moving. It's not going to get
any drier.

All right. Well, let me show you how to
do it. I'm sure I can get the hang of

it. No, you don't just get the hang of
it. All right. Here you go. Lift this

arm. There you go.

Let's see here.

All right.

Ready? I'll figure it out.

How's Paul going to ride his horse with
that thing on his back?

Mama says that I have to stay on him for
a long time.

Then he's got to be extra helpful.

What else can we do?

The goats need feeding.

I've never fed goats before. I can show
you how.

Richie, here's a goat pen.

Wait for me!

Step up.

You enjoying this?

Me? No.

All right, show me how.

My pleasure.

You've got to maintain a firm hand grip.

Be sure you're the one steering the
horse, not the other way around.

Got it.

The first furrow is the most important
one. It's got to be a straight line.

It becomes the guide for every other
path.

Understood.

You got your blade dug in too deep.

The key is to maintain the same depth in
the soil, but that takes strength.

It takes stamina.

All right, thank you. I'll get on with
it.

All right.

Ready?

Ready. Step up.

Go.

Get the hang of it.

I'm chasing a 1 ,200 -pound moose that
stole my sack of supplies, and I've

realized that... I gotta make my move or
I'm gonna go hungry that night. What

was that about?

The tripwire.

Trapper must have rigged it.

Thanks, Vaughn.

That would have been the end of me.

Hold on one second.

Someone had a campfire here.

Still warm.

Could be our guy.

Take a look at it.

I recognize that blueprint.

Tim, all right?

Oh, you're making such a mess.

We should tell Mom.

No, she has enough to worry about.

Sam, can you pick up these apples?

Why me? Thanks, Sam.

You think she's gotten away with it?

You're about to find out the crime
doesn't pay.

Blake.

Hold her right there.

It's over. Get yourself up.

In the name of the Northwest Mountains
Police, you're under arrest.

Nice work, Constable.

Rebecca,

how you making out?

Whoa.

Whoa.

You doing okay?

Uh -huh.

I brought you some water.

You must be thirsty.

I think you proved your point.

Quitting's not an option.

He was here.

He's the wily one. Mr. Tom's going to be
so mad.

What if he doesn't find out?

You catch him?

We've got to find him.

We can't leave Mr. Tom's papers like
this.

Sam, can you tidy up?

What? Thanks, Sam.

Hurry, Sam.

Right behind you.

Never in my life have I sat around like
this all day.

We'll all pitch in and manage somehow.

Is Rebecca still out there plowing the
field?

She must be.

I don't know how Tom let her do that.

From what I understand, it was Rebecca's
idea. She's not one to give in easily.

What are those kids up to? Supper's
almost ready.

At least one good thing came of this.

I get to spend more time with you.

Well, from what I recall, Nash McCabe,
you made a promise to spend your whole

life with me.

And that's a promise I intend to keep
for a long, long time.

You better.

No, the milk.

What's that around his neck?

Looks like a hanky.

Come here, Clarence.

Got him!

You're such a troublemaker.

We're going to have to get you back in
your pen and clean this milk up before

notices anything happen.

Sorry, Jenny, this is all my fault. If I
hadn't let Clarence...

face when he got out. And yours when you
saw what he did to Mr. Moore's house.

Okay, everyone, everyone,

Rebecca's not here, so there won't be a
hot meal.

What are you complaining about? I
brought you food, didn't I?

There you go, sir.

Thank you.

Why don't you come in back?

You know, you're making me feel
downright unappreciated. Come on, Mrs.

appreciate you.

But not your sardines.

Did Mrs. Clark figure out what to do
about the roof?

She's working on a solution right now,
as a matter of fact.

As soon as she opens the boarding house,
we'll be the first to enter her room.

Won't we, Ned?

Yeah, we'll get you into a proper home.
Okay, sweetie, let's go.

Thank you. You're welcome.

There you go.

Thank you.

Alex, I appreciate all your help
bringing this guy in.

Well, thank you for giving me one heck
of a story to tell.

And I'm grateful you saved my bacon from
that trap.

Don't worry. I'll leave that part out of
the story.

Well, safe travels, Nick. And watch out
for those 1 ,200 -pound moose, yeah?

Maybe it was 1 ,100 pounds.

It's hard to believe he's going to be
crawling in a matter of months.

Thankfully, he'll be out of the tent by
then.

Thank you for the meal. Oh, you're
welcome.

Larry, did you come in?

Go ahead. Be right out.

Oh. Is everything okay?

Sure. I want to be.

I have a beautiful wife, brand -new baby
boy.

It's funny how some fellas get all the
luck and others get none.

Rachel sure seems excited to move into
that boarding house.

Problem is, I'm not sure we can afford a
room there.

It won't be completed for weeks. Maybe
even longer, depending on when Rebecca

can get that lumber.

Can't you save up?

Okay, bye.

Everyone seems to be finding gold except
me.

I mean, I find some flake.

We know them, but that's it.

And the work Mrs. Clark gave me, helping
us get by, what happens

when the work's done?

Does Rachel know?

She keeps believing things will get
better.

I'm sure Rebecca's going to give you a
reasonable rate.

No, no, I won't have that. She's in no
better position than I am. She needs

rent.

I know what it's like to be a young
family taking a big risk.

All I can say is things have a way of
working out for the best.

What if they don't?

You win.

I'm not done.

Rebecca, I'm giving you the lumber.

Come.

I haven't finished yet.

You will.

Smile.

You take this.

We'll go take the lead.

Thank you.

You earned it.

Step up. Yeah.

Whoa.

Whoa.

You're mad of your word.

Well, not entirely.

I didn't chop down the tree and plane
the wood myself like I said I would.

No. He had me do that.

Well, thank you.

There's a bunch more to come.

Clayton, also, I noticed your
craftsmanship on the dining table at the

It's quite lovely.

Thank you very much.

It's going to take a lot of furniture to
fill this place.

I've been thinking about that.

I see where this is going.

So the outlaw, he reaches for his
pistol, and I know I've only got one

take him down, otherwise Nick's in
trouble.

So I have to leap at him, a leap of
faith, if you will. Okay, and then what

happens? Tackle him to the ground, and
we recover the stolen loot. That's

amazing.

Clayton!

Sorry to interrupt.

No problem.

Rebecca sent me over to talk to you. Oh,
really? Yeah, she hired me to build a

dining room table for 12.

Good for you.

Yeah, she wants us to work on it
together, you and me. Oh, that's

I'll come up with some ideas and we can
run them by her.

Sounds great.

I have to, uh... Bye.

Um, maybe we can do some, uh,

detailing in the corners here?

There's quite a bit of detail.

Figure you out for the challenge?

Yes.

Mrs.

Clark.

A word?

I got that.

I see you finally got your lumber.

Congratulations. Thank you.

Yes, we're moving in the right
direction.

I've got a question for you.

Would it be all right with you if I was
one of your first boarders?

When you're ready to open, of course.

Oh, well, it's going to be a month at
least.

I'm in no rush?

Of course.

Wonderful. Thank you.

Mr. Moore?

Consul.

What was that about?

Seemed to have my first room reserved.

You all right with that?

I'll have to be.