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Morning. I'm going to go look at plates,
see when the next one leaves.

I don't think I want to go.

Your mother wouldn't have called if it
wasn't important.

I just don't think I can do this right
now.

Your father, Cal.

You don't know what he can be like,
Maggie.

He gets afraid of you. He can get pretty
bad.

What if I came with you?

You sure you want to do this?

We're a team now, remember?

Your pacing's just going to wear a hole
in the floor, Sully. What is taking

Frank so long?

The real estate office only opened at 9.

Well, somebody over there has to know
something.

What did Maggie say?

Didn't tell her if she slept at Cal's
last night.

Really?

Well, good morning.

Morning. Oh, good. Sully. Listen, I'm
glad you're here. I need to go to New

with Cal. It looks like his father isn't
doing too well.

Oh, no. Is it serious?

Prostate cancer.

I'm so sorry.

I know I just got back, but I feel like
I need to be there with him.

You take as much time as you need.

Thank you. I'll call when I get there.

Should we have told her about the new
luxury resort?

We don't know exactly what's going on
yet.

You're probably right.

Is it as good as it's gonna get?

I've given all I can give, but the
rivers still get wider, wider.

We've been here all along, so the
valleys we carry on, the journey takes

higher, higher.

Give me a home, let me try to build it.
Give me a life that's one in a million.

All the hard times, yeah, they were
worth it. Time and time and time again.

And you'll let me know if you hear
anything more about it.

Sure. Great.

Okay. Thanks.

Well? Nobody seems to know anything
about who's behind this new development.

You're back.

Yeah.

So? The realtor said it was a private
sale.

Wasn't even listed.

And today?

Say who bought it?

And?

Said it was the same guy that owns the
golf course on the other side of the

lake. You've got to be kidding me,
Glenn.

Looks that way. I can't believe this.

That guy is a bad rash.

Come on.

Where are you going?

I'm going to go see Glenn.

Are you sure that's a good idea?

Somebody's got to do something. You with
me, Frank? Right behind you, Sally.

You really want to do this, Frank?

I told you Sedona.

I want to go to school with real
teachers.

What about Sierra and Dakota?

They're going to miss you.

You guys can always come visit.

Will you ever come back?

I don't know.

I need to go.

I'm going to miss you too.

You just couldn't drop it, could you,
Glenn?

Sully, what a surprise.

I didn't realize you and your friend
were golfers.

We're not.

Yeah, I'm really sorry, but the greens
are for paying players only.

I saw the sign.

You know that you bought the land next
to the crossing?

Yeah, it was a great deal.

Is there a problem?

Cut the crap, Glenn.

He did this just to spite me. Don't
flatter yourself, Sully. Like I told you

before, it's his business.

You couldn't build somewhere else?

I really don't need to explain myself to
you. So we're done here.

I got a game to get back to. This is my
livelihood you're messing with, Glenn.

Tully, do we need to call security?

It's not worth it.

Don't let him get you.

Come on, let's go.

I really appreciate you driving us to
the airport, sis.

Oh, not a problem. I'm happy to help.

Well, I know how busy you probably are
looking at places with Rob.

Still can't believe his landlord did
that to him.

Yeah, it was a bit of a shock, but we'll
figure it out.

So, you're finally going to meet Cal's
parents, huh?

That's a pretty big step.

Yeah.

I just wish it was under better
circumstances.

You know, to be honest, I'm a little
nervous.

Why?

I want them to like me.

They're going to love you, Maggie.

You're right.

What about you?

Things going any better with Rafe?

We still haven't really found the time
to be together.

I was supposed to hang out with him
yesterday, but he got called in to

and rescue.

Oh, yeah. No, I know I was there.

Really? He didn't mention it?

Probably because the new chief wouldn't
let me help.

Wait, why?

Not licensed in Canada, and he didn't
want me to be a liability.

And... That didn't bother you?

No point risking another lawsuit?

Just finish packing.

Morning, Edna.

I got a fresh pot of coffee brewing.

Thank you.

Sully not around?

No. He's out with Frank. Why?

He seemed pretty upset yesterday after
birdwatching.

That sign you saw turns out the
development's owned by a guy named

And that's the same guy who tried to buy
the crossing out from under us a couple

months ago. Really?

I should have known.

Getting rid of him wouldn't be that
easy.

You okay?

Just a little bit of a headache.

I woke up at 3 a .m. with another hot
flash.

You really need to talk to your doctor.

Okay. I'll make an appointment.

Oh, by the way, that couple from cabin
12 checked out this morning.

I'll help you with your bags when you're
ready.

Believe it or not, that little cabin is
starting to grow on me.

I thought you said it needed a lot of
work.

I think that might be part of its
appeal.

Anyway. Better get back to it.

Say hi to Sally for me.

Will do.

Part of it's a feel.

Ready? Let's just go before I change my
mind.

All right.

Where have you been?

I was starting to worry.

Well, got nowhere with Glenn.

So we went over to City Hall, see if we
can pull his permits.

And?

It's all filed, right?

So there's nothing we can do to stop
this?

Doesn't look like it.

I'm not sure how we're going to compete
with a place like that.

We still have time to think.

They're not going to be open for a
while.

I'm going to take a walk.

Sully?

You want some company?

No, I'm fine.

Dad! Hey, bud.

Thought I'd call, check in, see how
things are going.

I love it here.

I made friends with a kid named Max.

He told me a video of these robot
waiters they have in Japan.

Maybe you could do something like that
at your new restaurant.

That's a good idea, but I think that's a
little outside our price range.

Is the diner going to be finished when I
get back?

Things are taking a little longer than I
thought, but yeah, we'll be good.

Hey, how's it going with you and Graham?

You two getting along?

Yeah. She's awesome.

I miss you, bud.

Gotta go, Dad.

Finn.

Hey.

Hi, Adna.

Hey.

Just thought I'd stop by. See how things
are going?

Perfect timing.

Here, try one of these for me. Tell me
what you think. All right.

Mmm.

That's delicious.

These are a lot of brownies.

Does this have anything to do with that
new development Polly was telling me

about? Yeah.

Trying to keep my mind off it.

I can't believe that Glenn would do
something like this.

Glenn's behind this?

Yeah. We found out this morning.

So what do we do now?

I don't think there's anything we can
do.

Business as usual, at least for now.

And where's Sully?

He went for a walk.

Needed to clear his head.

Can you get me a bacon soda from the
back?

Let's see.

Oh, Jacob Fonte.

Hello. Hi, Anna.

How'd it go at the university?

I can't believe how big their mycology
department is.

It's like twice the size of the one we
have back home.

Are they treating you good?

Everyone's being really nice to me.

Good. Are you hungry?

I made some fresh brownies.

Thanks, but I cannot eat too much sugar.

Well, I can make you something else.

I'm good, Andy.

Oh.

Hello again.

You don't have to worry about that. I
tidied that up this morning.

Oh.

But if you do want to help me, you two
can start unpacking that new shipment of

T -shirts in the bag.

Be happy to. Oh, that's okay. I can do
it myself. I'm sure you've got other

things you can do.

Not really.

I'm done for the day, so I'm all ears.

Listen, I bought it the other night.

Don't worry about it. It could have
happened to anyone.

I know, but I feel really bad about it,
and I ruined your shirt. So can you

please let me buy you a new one so I can
make it up to you?

It's just a shirt.

It's really okay.

But I haven't had a chance to do any
sightseeing around with Koshi yet.

Oh.

Here you go.

What's this?

A visitor's map.

I was kind of thinking you could show me
around.

Oh. You did say you wanted to make it up
to me, right?

Right.

Great. Let's finish folding this box of
T -shirts and head off.

I've never been to Woodstock before.

It doesn't look anything like I thought
it would.

What were you expecting, beatniks and
hippies?

Yeah, actually.

It hasn't been that way around here in a
long time.

So how come your parents don't live in
the old school bus anymore?

Well, my mom convinced my dad to move to
my grandparents' farm after my

grandfather died.

Is there a farm right there?

No, they just live there. They leave the
land to local farmers.

When was the last time you saw them?

Not since Lynn passed away.

Why not?

Never that close with my father.

He was too unpredictable.

To be honest, I'm just hoping he doesn't
answer the door wearing a tinfoil hat.

Well... Even if he does, don't have
anything to be embarrassed about.

I'll be fine.

Well, can't say I didn't warn you.

Great minds think alike.

Thought you'd be writing the great
Canadian novel.

Writer's blog.

Needed a break.

How are you doing?

Edna told me all about what's going on
with Glenn.

Yeah, he's a problem.

I don't know how his development's going
to affect the business.

Any idea of what you might do?

No clue.

Well, it looks like we're both kind of
stuck then.

I guess so.

Do you want to get out of here?

Do you feel like a change of scenery?

You know, I was thinking of heading over
to the Halifax Boardwalk, if you feel

like joining me.

You know what?

Why not?

Hey, it's going to be okay.

Try to remember to breathe, okay?

Let's go.

Marissa, they're here.

Glad you made it.

Welcome home, son.

Hey, Dad.

This must be Maggie.

Sedona's told us so much about you.

Thanks to meet you, Mr. Jones.

Jed, please.

It's nice to meet you. Jed?

The doctor said take it easy.

California. I can't believe you're
finally here.

Nay, Mom.

I was so excited to hear you were
coming.

Please come in. I was just getting some
tea and cake ready.

Come on in.

After you.

Thank you.

Beautiful.

So, Adna said that you're here to do
some research?

Yeah, doing my thesis on lichen.

What's that?

It's made up of two organisms that live
together symbiotically, an algae and a

fungus.

I find it fascinating because it doesn't
have any roots.

It just pulls its nutrients directly
from the air.

And I'm exploring how it might be used
as a natural air filter to help the

environment.

Sorry, I can get a little carried away.

I forget not everyone's as interested in
this as I am.

I think it's really nice to hear someone
so passionate about their work.

What about you?

What do you do?

I'm doing my internship for my social
work degree.

I want to help troubled teens.

Well, I guess we're both trying to make
a difference in the world.

Yeah, I guess so.

You want to take a ride on the Blue Nose
with me?

Sure. Yeah? All right.

That was delicious.

Your peach cake was always Cal's
favorite.

Merth is a great baker. We took one of
her cherry pies to the neighbors for

night, and they couldn't stop talking
about it.

Game night?

Well, it was your mother's idea.

It's good to get your father out of the
house every once in a while. You look

great, California.

I can see the fresh air agrees with you.

Thanks.

I like Cal.

Remember that?

I still don't understand why you'd want
to change a perfectly good name.

So Cal was named on one of our road
trips to California.

Marissa, she went into labor. We
couldn't make it to the hospital in

had to have them right there on the side
of the road.

I will never forget that day.

Yeah.

So how is Sedona doing?

Very well, thank you.

We were hoping she could come, but her
husband's out of town. She couldn't find

any help for the kids.

Maybe next time.

Sedona tells us that you're a
neurosurgeon.

Yeah. I'm helping my father run his
campground now, though. It's a little

hectic, and he needs a change of pace.

Well, that makes sense.

I mean, who needs all that stress in
their life?

That was one of the reasons that I was
against Cal going to law school, but he

wouldn't listen to me.

Anyway, I'm just glad that he finally
came to his senses.

Can we talk about something else,
please?

Will Sierra and Dakota join us?

Oh, unfortunately, they couldn't make
it.

Cal's brother, he's in the Army.

And little sister Sierra, she's a chip
off the old block. She loves to travel.

She's just always on some sort of
adventure.

Maggie, can I get you another slice?

No, I'm good, thank you.

Ted, you haven't touched yours.

Oh, I'm hungry.

Well, remember the doctor said you have
to keep your weight on.

You know your mother, huh? Just worries
too much about me.

What are the doctors saying anyway?

We don't need to talk about that kind of
stuff right now, do we? I mean, Maggie,

she just got here. I would kind of like
to show her around. What do you say,

Maggie? Yeah?

Yeah, that'd be nice.

That's great.

No, no, leave those. Please, Cal and I
will send some.

You sure I can help? That's good. Go
ahead.

Come on.

Follow me.

Let's take a little walk.

I want to show you one of Cal's favorite
places.

You were right.

This is nice.

I haven't been down here in a while.

Why not?

I just always thought it was a place for
couples.

Well, suppose it is romantic.

Hey, what is that?

Washer toss.

Look, fun.

Show me how to play.

Okay. All right.

All right.

So, you want to throw the washer into
the box. Three points if it goes in the

pipe, one point if it goes in the box.

Okay.

Seems simple enough.

Not as easy as it looks, but give it a
try.

It's all in the ribs.

Like that.

Not bad.

Not bad.

Arne, how about we make this a little
more interesting?

What were you thinking?

Five bucks for everyone that goes in the
pipe.

I don't want to take your money.

You're going to win.

All right, if you insist.

All right.

Be my guest.

Nice.

Anyway,

Cal tells me that you lease out your
land. Yeah.

The farmers get a place to grow their
crops, and Marissa and I don't have to

worry about maintaining the land. So,
yeah, it works for everyone.

What do they grow out here?

Everything from strawberries to corn.

It's all organic.

You won't find any chemicals or GMOs
here.

My dad is all about protecting the land,
too.

Yeah. Sounds like your father and I are
cut from the same cloth.

Yeah, he does.

When I was a little girl, he used to
take me to a farm near our house, and

collect eggs.

He used to love feeding the chickens.

Yeah? Well, there you go.

Cal used to love it here as a teenager.

He told me.

What else did he say about his
childhood?

Just that it was unconventional.

And he used to live in a converted
school bus.

Yeah.

Those were happy times.

I miss them.

Marissa and I, we thought it was
important for the kids to experience

firsthand.

Didn't want them to just read about it
in books.

I look around the world today.

All those people with their face just
buried in a screen.

Hardly spend any time outdoors anymore.

That was what I missed most when I moved
to Boston.

That connection with nature.

Yeah. That was one of the reasons that I
went back home to Nova Scotia.

I can see why Cal likes you so much.

I like him a lot, too.

Yeah.

Looks like a balloon festival's in town.

You ever been?

Once, a long time ago.

It was incredible.

It took Marissa a few years back.

I think that was the last real adventure
we had together.

Before my diagnosis.

Dad seems to be doing well.

Knowing you were coming really helped
lift his spirits.

I was game night with the neighbor.

Since when is he okay with that?

Since he started taking his
antipsychotics.

He finally agreed to get on the meds.

How'd you get him to do that?

I threatened to leave him.

It's the only way to convince him to go
for treatment.

Mom, I don't understand.

Why would he change his mind now?

After all these years... I don't want to
talk about this.

Cal, I was hoping for a really nice
visit.

I'm going to go make up the guest room.

Not again.

All right. Let's see. Won't.

That'll be $25, Mr. Sullivan.

You sure you haven't played this game
before?

Nope. Must be beginner's luck.

I feel like I'm getting hustled. Okay.
Maybe I have played once or twice.

Well, it seems like you're feeling
better.

I am. I am. Yeah. So thanks for taking
my mind off things.

My pleasure.

How about I buy some ice cream with my
winnings? I'd love that.

I know being here isn't easy for you,
Cal.

What did Sierra and Dakota really say
when you called them?

Couldn't reach Sierra.

And... Your brother wouldn't come.

Can you blame him?

Then why won't Dad talk to me about
what's going on?

You know how he feels about discussing
his health.

Maybe as a doctor, maybe she could help.

I know, but it's difficult for your
father. He's a private person.

He always has been.

Okay, so I ask you, what's going on?

I, uh, hope I'm not interrupting
anything.

Tell him I'm catching up.

Hey, I'm glad you're back.

It's almost time for your pills.

Uh, if it's okay, I think I'm gonna, I'm
gonna lay down a bit.

Yeah, I'll come with you.

Howard, it's horror.

Okay.

It's funny, he actually reminds me a lot
of Sully.

There's nothing like selling.

You wouldn't understand.

I don't think I can do this.

Lola was looking for you.

Where is she now?

Showing Jacob around Lunenburg.

You were gone a while.

And I took Helen to Halifax.

Really?

Yeah, I needed a distraction from this
Glenn thing.

And did she help distract you?

She asked me to take her. What was I
supposed to do? Say no?

If you're done, I'm going to head home
and make some dinner.

See you tomorrow.

I knew this trip was a bad idea.

Being here, you know, it opens it all
back up like I never left.

I know, but I'd give it some time.

All right, you're right. You're right.

I'm sorry.

I shouldn't have snapped.

I just... Being around my dad puts me on
edge, you know?

I know how hard coming home can be.

Knock, knock.

I got your father settled.

Is there anything you need?

We're good. Thanks, Mom.

I thought I would make us all a nice
dinner tonight.

Maggie, maybe if you want to join me in
the kitchen, keep me company while I get

it started.

Be happy to.

Are you coming?

I'll be down in a little bit.

I saved the best for last.

You're really going to fall in love with
this place when you see it.

Thank you.

Thanks.

You need to try and picture what it's
going to look like renovated.

There's a large area for dining and a
functional kitchen in the back.

Is that a leak?

Nothing a good contractor can't fix.

How much was the rent again?

Everything but the utilities are
included.

That's way above my price range.

Listen, I have a couple other places
opening up in the next few months, but

they're all going to be around the same
price.

Yeah, thanks. I appreciate your time,
but I don't think this is going to work

out.

Rob, where are you going?

Sorry, just...

Thanks for today.

I had a lot of fun.

Me too.

Think I could get your number?

Yeah, I guess so.

Okay. Thanks, Kev.

Did you have fun?

Luna Bird?

Yeah, I did.

Jacob's a pretty interesting guy.

I was hoping you'd hit it off.

Is Sully around?

No, he's gone home.

And it's a good thing you didn't wait
around for him.

Turns out he went to Halifax with Helen.

Who's Helen?

She's that guest I told you about, the
one he took bird -watching.

Seems like you're not the only one to
make a new friend.

Ma, how about you let me do the dishes?

Hey, why don't you go sit on the front
porch with your father instead?

Uh... Oh, he's really looking forward to
spending some time with you, Cal.

Okay.

Everything was delicious.

Thank you.

Not to cook.

I didn't get to do a whole lot of it on
a camp stove.

Cal seemed pretty quiet at dinner
tonight.

I'm sure he was just tired from the
drive up.

Yeah, I guess so.

I'm going to go finish cleaning the
table.

It's nice being together again like
this, isn't it?

Your Maggie, she's a good egg.

Yep. When I was out showing her around,
we started talking, and I got

to thinking about the old school bus and
all those adventures we used to have.

You still remember them, right?

Hard to forget, yeah.

I miss those days.

When we were one big happy family.

Is that what you think?

That we were happy?

Why, I know we had our ups and downs,
Cal, but what family doesn't?

I think you're downplaying it a little
bit, don't you?

What do you mean?

Why do you think we all left, Dad?

I don't understand.

Why Dakota?

Join the army as soon as they would take
him. Why is Sierra always traveling?

Why do you think that is?

Because we all wanted to get as far away
from you as possible.

Cal, that's enough.

It's fine, Marissa. How can you speak to
your father like that?

Yes. You okay?

Did you know that a horse's heart is
five times bigger than ours?

And that their electromagnetic field can
lower blood pressure and increase

endorphins to the brain?

I didn't know that.

I can't believe my dad's finally taken
his antidepressant.

That's a good thing, isn't it?

Yeah, it is.

I don't understand why he didn't do what
I needed him to.

You know?

You don't know what it was like growing
up with him.

Never knowing who you were going to get.

Never being able to rely on him.

No, I get it. I spent years blaming
Sully for never being there for me

Sully didn't have a choice.

But your mother took you away from him.

Schizophrenia isn't a choice either,
Cal.

I know that, Maggie.

But taking his medication was.

And he didn't.

We're going to figure this out, Rob.

You just need to stay positive.

Look, we've looked at every option out
there. There's nothing available.

We're out of options.

I'm out of money.

I need to start making some decisions,
okay?

What sort of decisions?

You need to look for a job.

So you're just going to give up on
finding a place?

We looked.

There's nothing out there.

I can't keep doing this.

Rob!

Sully? In the kitchen.

Hey.

Good to see you.

I went to the outpost earlier to find
you, but you weren't there.

Oh, sorry, I missed you. Yeah, I'm
making dinner.

You want some?

Yeah, sure, thanks.

Okay.

So, I heard you took one of the guests
to Halifax today.

Yep, Helen Cole, which is an author,
came here to finish her book.

And is this the same guest that you took
birdwatching the other day?

What are you getting at?

Nothing. I think it's nice for you to
have something to talk to.

She's just a guest.

With hers?

Yeah.

She's pretty.

Yeah, is that right? I hadn't really
noticed.

Are you going to sit there or are you
going to give me a hand and sit at the

table?

Yeah.

Would you mind giving us a minute?

Of course.

I know things haven't always been good
between you and your father.

But you didn't have to say those things
to him.

But it's the truth.

He's sick.

I don't want him getting upset. It's not
good for him.

You've been making excuses for him.

My time.

Why can't you ever see anything from my
perspective?

I don't understand where all of this is
coming from.

Cal, Marissa, I need your help. It's
Jed.

Meg.

Oh, my God. Jed?

What happened? We were just sitting here
talking, and he fainted.

Jed, can you hear me? I need you to wait
a minute or two before you get up.

Don't leave Fanny again.

Do I need to call an ambulance?

No, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I just
got a little lightheaded there for a

second. Are you sure?

Yeah. Yeah.

His pulse is fine, so I think he'll be
okay.

Can you grab him a glass of water,
please? Yeah. And some pillows to put

his legs, elevate his feet. Okay.

Has this ever happened to you before?

No, no, but I have been a little dizzy
lately.

We should get you something to eat.

You might feel a little high of
glycemic. Here you go.

What's that?

Low blood sugar.

Here.

Thanks.

Okay.

I told you, you weren't eating enough.

You should listen to your doctor. He
told you to take it easy.

I was excited to see my son.

You feeling better now?

Yeah, a bit.

Is he going to be okay?

Yeah, I think so. I mean, I think it
would be a good idea to schedule an

appointment with your doctors, get a
better sense of what's going on.

You scared me, Jack.

I know.

And I'm sorry.

You have to tell him.

We discussed this.

Tell me what?

Nothing.

He needs to know, Jack.

What are you talking about?

I can't hide it from him anymore.

He needs to know the truth, Jed. You
promised that you would let me do this

way.

What's going on?

What aren't you telling me? Maybe I
should go.

No, no. Just stay. It's fine.

It's okay.

The cancer.

It's spread to my pancreas.

It's terminal.

I'm fragile now