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Thank you.

Dear Gabriel, if I may.

Recently, I was contacted by Michael
Wasserstein, our family attorney,

me that you were making inquiries about
our father, Owen Davies.

My name is Kelly Davies Schultz, and I'm
your half -sister.

I'm eager to meet you and to share what
I know of our family history.

Please don't hesitate to call her right.

Kelly.

Your half -sister sounds nice.

They try to have me disinherited.

She said in the letter she wasn't part
of that.

Sweetie, you wanted an opportunity to
find out more about your family. Now you

have it.

When would we go to New York?

I was thinking it might be something I
should do on my own.

Your trip is going to open up a lot of
memories.

I'll do whatever I can to help, but one
thing we haven't talked about is

forgiveness.

Forgive my parents?

That's a lot.

Forgiveness frees you. It's for you as
much as for them. They don't deserve it.

How can you ask Paulina for forgiveness
if you aren't willing to forgive?

Don't.

Think about your reconciliation with
Maya and what that meant to you.

Imagine what it would mean to your
father to hear that you forgive him.

I'm sorry. Please.

A Chardonnay, please.

Um, just the Coke.

Thank you for accepting my invitation.

I should have reached out to you as soon
as I learned of your existence.

I should have done the right thing
instead of worrying about upsetting my

mother.

You didn't know about me before?

No.

I did know about your mother.

I'm sorry to hear that she passed away.

She died when I was nine.

The family who adopted me are very good.

Michael Wasserstein told me that Dad
kept apprised of you for years.

He told me that Dad was aware of the
family that adopted you and that he knew

you went to Princeton and Harvard.

Apparently, you were the topic of
conversation between them over the

If he was interested enough to discuss
my life with his lawyer, why wasn't he

interested enough to pick up the phone?

Dad was the kind of man that made a
decision and stuck to it.

I'm worried this conversation is
upsetting you.

I'm here for answers.

I knew they were not going to be
pleasant.

You haven't had it easy, have you?

Can you tell me anything about my
mother?

She was one of the secretaries in my
father's office.

She was young and pretty, full of life.

Very kind to me.

I liked her.

You know, right around the time you were
born, my parents had a series of

fights.

Years later, they separated briefly,
reconciled.

I'm speculating, of course.

But I'm guessing that it had something
to do with you.

And what can you tell me about him?

I love Dad.

He was a pretty good father.

Even if he wasn't a very good husband.

He was handsome, charming, great sense
of humor, very accomplished.

And a philanderer.

This is upsetting for you, too.

I'm sorry.

It was a shock when we found out we had
a brother.

My sister Audrey still hasn't quite
gotten over it yet.

And you?

I could stay angry at my father for
cheating on my mother, and I could be

at my mother for being so hard -hearted
that she kept me apart from my only

brother.

Or I could choose to forgive and try to
make things better.

I'm sorry my mother and your father were
involved.

Knowing Dad as I did, I know that he
cared for your mother and you.

I wish you'd had more time with him.

I would have shared him.

Don't the strangest sort of miracles
come from the worst of circumstances?

Here we sit, after all these years.

I think God brought us together.

My wife tends to think like that.

She sees providence in everything.

I would agree with her.

What prompted you to write to Michael?

I want to know more about my parents'
medical history.

Dad died of a heart attack.

As for his parents, as far as I know,
they died in old age of natural causes.

Do you know about them?

Not even their names.

Dad's birth name was Othniel Spiegel.

Our grandfather was Benjamin Spiegel, a
professor. He taught romantic

literature.

Professor Benjamin Spiegel.

You know of him? He was a leading
American expert in German romanticism.

I admire his writing very much.

He was my grandfather.

Yes.

He was a rabbi before he left Germany.

And when he died, our grandmother Miriam
founded a charitable organization in

his name here in New York. We promote
literacy in the New York public schools.

We also fund a lecture series at
Columbia and at his former temple.

Since you're a professor of literature,
it only seems fitting that you give the

lectures at Columbia one year.

That would be an honor.

Excellent.

I have been so rude, Gabriel.

Doing all the talking and not asking you
anything about yourself.

Your wife?

I do hope I get to meet her.

I'd like that.

Her name is Julianne.

She's a graduate student at Harvard.

Do you have a picture?

Yes.

I had trained with Dad's favorite toy
when he was a child.

I think his initials are scratched into
the bottom of the engine.

Since it meant so much to him.

You must have meant a lot to him, too.

I can't believe that.

Dad was a complicated man, but he wasn't
cruel.

I want to believe that he loved you.

Julianne, I wish you wouldn't switch off
your phone.

I need you to do something for me.

Can you please look at a train engine on
my desk and see if there's anything

scratched at the bottom of it?

Call me when you get this message. I...
I wish you were here.

Gabriel? Are you getting my messages?

There are letters scratched into the
bottom of the train, and they say O .S.

I'm going to work on my seminar paper in
the library.

I love you.

Miss you.

What do you think of Giuseppe Paciani of
Florence?

Not much.

Why do you ask?

Graduate students made allegations
against him.

You know her.

Krista Peterson?

Yes, I know her.

I heard the rumors about what happened
in Toronto.

Krista started those rumors about you
and Julia.

She's one of the reasons why you're no
longer there.

Julianne was admitted to Harvard, and we
were getting married.

It's come to my attention that Christa
is a troublemaker.

My faculty informed me that no one wants
to sit on her examination committee.

They are worried about being slandered
for harassment.

And they're right to be worried. That
was my thought as well.

If we put the...

Personal issues aside, I can tell you
that Christa's work for me was mediocre.

She is a liability.

I doubt Pacione is blameless.

I've seen him in action.

There are reports that he met the
student, and this is why he's so eager

leave Florence.

I don't want that in my department.

Enough of my troubles.

Let me take you to lunch.

Do you mind?

Julianne will be worried.

Oh, no, prego. I'll wait for you
outside.

Thank you.

Rachel?

What's wrong?

I'm not ovulating.

Hello, this is Julia Emerson's
voicemail. Please leave a message and

back to you as soon as I can.

Julianne forgot to say just answer the
damn phone.

I'm sorry that was rude.

My phone's dead. I forgot the charge
code at home.

I'm on my way to lunch to see my
father's attorney.

I wish you were here.

I love you.

I'm so sorry.

I'm going to have to start taking
hormone injections.

I don't know why my body won't
cooperate. It's the one time I wanted to

something important and it failed me.

What does Aaron say?

He keeps telling me that everything's
going to work out.

I wish he would tell me he was pissed
off and disappointed.

Rach, honey.

Jules, I gotta go.

I love you.

Don't give up hope.

That's all I have left.

You've reached Professor Gabriel
Emerson.

Leave a message.

This is ridiculous.

What's the matter?

Gabriel. We haven't been able to speak
since he left. All I get is voicemail.

He forgot his charge cord and his phone
is dead.

I should have gone with him. I'm sure
he's all right.

Although it isn't like him to forget
something.

He's usually so... fastidious.

That's a polite word for it.

Do you think... I could get a flight to
New York tonight.

He's only been gone two days.

Seems like forever.

These prices are fortune.

Think of it as an early Christmas gift.

He'll be glad you bought the ticket when
he sees you.

What are you doing here?

Delivering the charge accord.

You flew to New York to give me my phone
cord?

I also brought the attachment.

I really miss that cord.

Did you miss the attachment?

Absolutely. I was very, very lonely for
it.

I was worried.

each other. We need a better form of
communication.

Smoke signals, perhaps?

At this point, I'd accept passenger
pigeon.

So... Now that you're here, what

am I going to do with you?

You're going to kiss me and show me just
how much you miss me.

You're my family.

All this searching, all this anxiety.

The one I was looking for was already
here.

I'm sorry I got lost in my head and shut
you out.

You needed to find out more about your
family.

It was part of your healing.

What I needed was you.

I needed you too, Gabriel.

Sleeping alone sucks.

When I met my sister, I recognized her
eyes.

We have our father's eyes.

I'd love to meet her.

Kelly's wonderful.

She views my father in a very different
light.

I don't know where the truth lies.

I think he wanted you.

Along with his other family.

He wanted to have it all and he
couldn't.

need you to take me shopping for
something to wear.

Rebecca packed for me, so I have a carry
-on full of lingerie.

Clearly she doesn't know you very well.

Why do you say that?

Because you slip naked.

Hello, I'm holding a flash drive Let

me

speak to her and I'll call you back Is
it the

baby Natalie had a

flash drive of photos and videos

She tried to find access to the
Washington Post. What?

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God!

Jack intercepted it.

He wants to know what he should do about
it.

Destroy it!

Find all of the copies and destroy them,
too!

He said he could destroy the ones
involving you, but he could send the

I don't want revenge.

Why the hell not?

I've moved on.

I don't... I want to watch their lives
implode and know that I'm responsible.

They're the ones responsible.

I don't understand why Natalie is doing
this now.

Simon is marrying someone else.

I thought he would have kept her on the
side.

But perhaps his father told him to cut
her loose.

That wouldn't surprise me.

The election is next year.

I wish Natalie would keep me.

Out of this.

They don't deserve your mercy.

His fiancee does.

Whoever she is.

I wish I killed him.

You have.

How so?

You love me.

You're kind to me.

And you treat me with respect.

You've killed his memory.

Thank you.

Hey, Dad.

We're leaving New York right now. We'll
come straight there.

Bye.

We had the baby.

Is he all right?

They had to do a procedure.

He's recovering.

Diane's with him.

He's beautiful.

I'm so happy for you.

Thomas Lamar Mitchell.

Seven pounds, ten ounces.

I am what's called Tommy.

For now.

And Tommy it is.

Love you too, Dad.

Bye.

How's the baby?

He'll be able to come home in January.

It must be hard on your dad and Diane.

Not to mention the hospital bills.

A guardian angel is taking care of what
the insurance doesn't cover.

This evening, would be incomplete if we
didn't acknowledge the absence of our

mother.

Grace's capacity for goodness and
compassion knew no bounds.

She taught me what it is to love someone
selflessly and absolutely.

To the memory of our mother.

Great. Great. Mom.

What's the matter?

Damn it!

Julianne?

Can't find my birth control pills.

I'm sure they're here somewhere.

When was the last time you saw them?

In Cambridge.

I should have started a new pack that
Wednesday.

Did you?

I was on my way to see you. I was in
such a hurry to get to the airport that

forgot them.

I cannot believe that I have missed
almost an entire month of pills and I

realize now I am such an idiot.

You're not an idiot.

You've had a lot on your mind.

I guess it's a good thing your surgery
hasn't kicked in yet.

Are you sure?

Okay. Thank you.

My urologist office called.

Was it bad news?

I don't want you to panic.

Just spit it out.

They called to give me my test results,
and there was an anomaly.

An anomaly?

The results were positive.

So you're...

But that's impossible.

It hasn't been three months yet. They
repeated the test.

Apparently the doctor would like to use
my story as a testimonial.

I'll get a pregnancy test.

Hello, Robert.

Natalie, we have to let you go.

Why? We're overstaffed.

This wouldn't have anything to do with
my relationship with Simon, would it? Of

course not.

It's business. Go fuck yourself.

You can tell the senator and his son to
do the same thing.

They want to be rid of me? Fine.

But this isn't over.

The campaign will provide you with a
generous severance package.

Tell Simon he has 24 hours to call me.

If I don't hear from him, he's going to
be...

How is this your fault?

I know how anxious you are about getting
pregnant.

I should have asked you about your
pills. I... I failed you.

I'm the idiot who forgot her pills.

What are you doing?

Thought I might go for a drive.

Grab my head.

I'm going with you.

I need time to think.

My partner doesn't remember.

Don't shout me out.

I have no idea what to say to you.

This is my darkest nightmare come true.

I'm going to lose everything I have
worked for because of this.

You have no idea how much that hurts.

What did you think of the walk?

It's freezing.

We don't have to walk alone.

God is punishing me.

What are you talking about?

I wanted to graduate from Harvard and
become a professor now.

God doesn't work that way. How do you
know?

Because a young woman, wise beyond her
years, told me so.

And you believed her?

You lied to me.

And when a broad -eyed angel speaks to
you, you're best to listen.

I think your broad -eyed angel screwed
up.

I don't mean to hurt you.

I know this isn't what you wanted.

I know the timing is terrible.

But I can't help it. I'm...

I'm happy. And I'm terrified.

I'll never be able to study for my exams
and research my dissertation.

I'll speak to Rebecca and ask her to
move in.

I can take a paternity leave.

Paternity leave?

Are you serious?

I'll do whatever it takes to guarantee
you finish your program.

You've never looked after a baby.

I went to Princeton, Oxford, and
Harvard.

I can certainly learn how to look after
a baby.

Looking after a baby isn't like
conquering the Ivy Reef.

I'll buy all the relevant books and
study before the baby arrives.

You will be up to your elbows in diapers
and trying to soothe a colicky tyrant

by reading Goodnight Moon over and over
in English. I don't think Dante

completed his Italian translation of it.

Bring it on.

Why are you so determined to do this?

You're in our child already.

You won't go through this by yourself. I
promise. I'm right here.

Don't push me away.

What if something goes wrong?

You tell me the hope.

You will finish your program and you
will become a professor.

I swear to it.

Do you ever think about our first time?

That's what you think about?

Our first time?

Um, don't you?

You broke up with me, remember?

Where are you going with this?

I just wondered if you ever thought of
me that way.

Of course I do.

What do you, um, think about?

The way you smell.

The way you looked at me.

When... It's just that you don't look at
me that way anymore.

And I understand why.

After you and I broke up and I started
dating someone else... You didn't date

him for very long.

No.

He was nice enough, but... He wasn't
nice like you.

You made me feel really special.

Even before you told me you loved me.

You are special.

Do you think we could pick up where we
left off?

I still have feelings for you, but we
just, we can't just pick up where we

off.

We're both different people.

You don't seem that different.

I am.

Trust me.

Good riddance, Professor Pacciani.

Ah, Miss Peterson.

I need to speak with you.

Thank you for

taking my advice about Professor
Pacciani.

I noticed he didn't make the short list.

You have run into a problem.

What kind of problem?

You're supposed to choose the three
professors to sit on your oral

committee, but no one is willing to do
so.

What does that mean?

It means we will be granting you a
terminal MA as of May, and you will need

apply elsewhere to pursue your studies.

You can't do that. According to the
faculty, you're not performing

work. That is outrageous.

I've completed all of my assignments.
I'm getting decent grades.

No one has given me any critical
feedback.

You can't just kick me out of the
program on a whim.

We don't have whims.

We have standards.

Well, I'll go to the professors and
plead my case.

At this point, they have already placed
a letter in your permanent file.

If you go to them after the fact...

They view that as harassment.

That's ridiculous. I'm not going to
harass them. Be that as it may, I can't

you speak to them.

It's too late for me to apply to other
programs.

This will ruin me. Many programs accept
applications until March.

My assistant can help you locate those
programs.

Perhaps consider returning to Canada.

But I want to stay here. Professor
Martin... Professor Martin is not the

here.

I am.

Well, there must be something I can do.

You can appeal it to the dean, but
university regulation prevent her from

demanding faculty serve on specific
examination committees.

I wish you good luck.

Be careful, Christina.

You don't want Professor Pickson as an
enemy.

Look, Gabriel.

They still fit.

That's great.

We should start shopping for maternity
clothes.

I don't want to spend our first wedding
anniversary shopping.

Why don't you start with a slice of dry
toast?

I recall you looking after me once when
I was sick.

And that was before you loved me.

I always loved you.

We made this little one together.

You are going to scare me off with
bodily fluids.

I remember that when my water breaks.

the reading for all of my classes.

I should have started the revisions of
my lecture, but I haven't had time and I

am so tired.

You cannot do anything more tonight.

Come to bed.

I think I would use the library to help
you with the research.

You'd do that?

Of course.

You looked after me when I came home
from the hospital.

That's probably when you felt behind.

Let me help you.

But first...

You're pregnant.

I'd estimate the due date will be
September 6th. And my fibroids?

We'll monitor them.

You'll need to modify your diet and take
prenatal supplements.

Oh, and it's best to avoid oral sex.

Come again?

No male -on -female oral sex during
pregnancy.

That's ridiculous.

I advise all of my patients not to
engage in that kind of oral sex.

No caffeine, no raw milk products, no
brie or camembert, no alcohol, no

shellfish, no sushi, and certainly no
oral sex.

One might as well say no pleasure.

What the hell is left?

What the hell is left?

It says right here that cunnilingus
during pregnancy is fine so long as air

doesn't enter the vagina.

Happy anniversary,

Mrs. Emerson.

Happy anniversary, Mr. Emerson.

Thank you for putting up with me.

I wouldn't say it's a hardship.

We have our ups and downs like any
couple.

Let's try to make sure that our ups are
greater than our downs.

Are you scared?

Terrified.

Why are you smiling?

Because a part of me is growing inside
you.

In a few months, we'll have a family.

We will, yes.

I nearly fell asleep at one of my
seminars this week.

There's no time for naps before, so I'm
going to have to start to go to bed

early. Which means we need to have sex
right after dinner.

So it begins.

Don't start with me.

I hope it's a girl.

A little brown -eyed angel like you.

I don't want to call the baby it.

I know some people do that because they
don't know the gender, but I don't like

calling a baby it.

I love it when you talk about grammar.

It's so cheap.

Are you going to call her... her or the
baby?

I think we're having a boy.

So... For now, we'll just have to call
him... Ralph.

Ralph?

Why Ralph? It's a good old Burmese
nickname.

I really need to have sex.

Right now.

Do with me as you will.

Invite me inside.

Do you need an invitation?

I could spend the rest of my life inside
you.

And I have.

I think it's high time you two bury the
hatchet.

For what it's worth, I'm sorry.

We owe you with that.

I won't forget it.

This isn't the time or the place.

Perhaps we can talk in the hall.

Come on, Jeremy. We were friends for
years.

I'm trying to apologize.

All right.

Ladies, excuse me.

That went well.

If the two return without having spilled
any blood, I'll agree with you.

So we watched through the door.

You stabbed me and the entire department
in the back. That wasn't my intention.

I fell in love.

I will admit your marriage to Julia has
improved my opinion of you.

Bye, Gallant.

Coffee, Catherine?

I'll make it, darling. You rest.

Cream, no sugar, correct, sweetheart?

None for me.

You're expecting.

What?

Well, you aren't drinking.

You declined coffee.

Your husband's hovering over you as if
you're made of china. You can't fool me.

We aren't telling anyone until I'm in my
second trimester.

Well, it might be good for you to
postpone telling your department until

last possible moment.

I'm afraid Cecilia will drop me as a
student.

Nonsense. You're entitled to a maternity
leave like everyone else. I'm not

asking for one.

Are you mad?

You won't be able to do justice to your
department or your newborn if you don't

take maternity leave.

Won't the department frown on it?

Some old fossils might.

You mustn't let misogynists drive you
into an impossible situation.

I'd have a mind to accept Greg Matthews'
offer to join his department.

Just to ensure that they don't.

You'd consider that?

I'm ready to leave Toronto.

All souls is eager to have me join them
in Oxford on a permanent basis.

But the truth is, there are very few
fellows there I can tolerate.

It would be wonderful to have you at
Harvard.

But this is where everything's
happening.

Greg Matthews has promised me that he
will pack my library personally.

And I'd like to accept his offer.

Just so I can watch him unpack my books.

I hope that you'd let me be the
eccentric godmother who feeds

your child everything he can have.

I'd like nothing more.

What's going on?

Well, I've just accepted a distinguished
appointment to be your child's

godmother.

What can I do for you?

Um, I'm going to have a baby.

Congratulations.

This is good news, right?

Yes, it's good news.

I'm due in September, right at the
beginning of the semester.

Then you take your maternity leave and
return next year.

I don't want to fall behind in my
program, so I'm not taking a maternity

In your third year, you would be
teaching in the fall, take your

course, plus another class.

Then you would write your exams in the
winter. This is too much.

I didn't realize that.

Take maternity leave.

You will be behind a year, but you will
catch up when you're writing your

dissertation.

Gabriel was going to take leave, so I
wouldn't have to.

Gabriele.

Con un bambino.

It is not realistic for you to think you
can have a baby and return it to class

the next day.

If you want, I can give you a reading
list for your dissertation prospectus,

you can work on that while you're on
leave.

There's one more thing.

You're what?

I'm pregnant.

I thought you were going to wait.

The news was unexpected, but not
unwelcome.

That is great news.

When are you doing?

September. It calls for cigars.

I'm very proud of both of you.

All right.

Congratulations, bro.

Rich,

I'm so happy for you.

We should give him a minute.

Was it an accident?

Gabriel doesn't want us using the word
accident. He doesn't want the baby

growing up thinking he wasn't wanted.

Of course not. I didn't even think of it
that way. I'm sorry.

We were planning on waiting.

Well, it must be a shock for you. Are
you all right?

I was upset in the beginning.

But Gabriel's been great.

He's really excited, and his
enthusiasm's infectious.

We're even talking about moving here for
part of the year, after the baby's

born.

Dad would love that.

And you and Diane will be able to
commiserate about motherhood.

I know that you and Aaron have been
trying, and I feel so bad. Don't.

I'm happy for you.

I'm going to be the best damn aunt I can
be.

this to come between you and Julia.

No, it won't.

I'm not okay.

Maybe we should just relax for a while.

Take a break.

Take a break?

Stop the fertility treatments, just for
a little while. No, we're supposed to be

on the treatments for a year. We can't
stop now.

Yes, we can. We can talk to the doctor
when we get back to Philadelphia.

What?

What if this is it?

What if we can't? Then we'll start
looking at other options.

We need to take care of each other.

I'm not taking care of you if I let you
continue like this.

I thought this was important to you.

You come first.

Your father was proud of us for having a
baby.

I don't think anyone's ever told me
they're proud of me for having sex.

Do you think they make T -shirts for
grandfathers who express those

Where did you come up with this stuff?

Uncle Jack seemed happy when I told him.

But he's acting weird.

Do you think there's something up with
Simon and Natalie?

If something were in the works, he would
have told us about it.

You're right.

It's over now.

Simon is getting married, and Jack said
Natalie moved to California.

Further away.

Come in.

Have you seen these?

These are just the copies.

You know who I got them?

Senator Hudson.

Someone sent the originals to your
fiance.

April saw them?

Do you have any idea what this means to
my campaign?

We're lucky the Hudsons have no interest
in blackmail.

The wedding's off.

They're making an announcement tomorrow.

Look, Dad, I can explain.

Let me talk to April. It isn't what she
thinks. Don't!

Robert recognized the girl in the
pictures. She was a high school student

interned in my office.

Do you understand the damage you've
done? I mean, how could you be so

I wasn't fucking around on April.

I love her. You love her? You had a red
-headed whore on the side. I broke

things off with Natalie.

I'm telling you, April's different.

Well, she doesn't want anything to do
with you. I mean, who could blame her?

I can fix it. You're told for once. You
never listen.

You give orders, you talk, but you never
fucking listen.

So fuck you and fuck your campaign.

The only thing I've ever cared about is
her.

And I'm not going to lose her.

Please, April. Not what you think.

April!

Talk to me!

I think 75 % of your body mass and the
babies is composed of spring rolls.

Spring roll will hear you.

No more Ralph?

Spring

roll

is the boy.

Your baby's developing well.

Everything looks good.

Congrats.

You're having a girl.

I love Chi.

Is that all right?

Perfect.

Let me know if you need anything.

Thank you.

I don't think I can do this.

It's just us.

I feel like a cow.

You're not a cow.

You're pregnant.

Beautiful.

Pick something you think is pretty and
try it on.

It's a little tight.

Supposed to be tight.

Come out where I can see you.

Hi, Professor Norris.

I'm only an assistant professor.

I wondered if you might need some help.

There's not much to do. I'm just
arranging my books.

Okay. Well, I didn't mean to bother you.
I'll let you get back to work.

Oh, wait, wait, wait.

Good to see you.

It's good to be seen.

You're gone for, like, two weeks.

My sister needed help with her kids.

I missed you.

I missed you too.

A lot.

Roses.

What?

Our first time together, your skin
smelled of roses.

I didn't think you'd remember.

How could I forget?

Every time I smell roses, I think of
you.

Would you want roses again?

For me?

Only if you're serious.

Are you all right?

Call the hospital.

I'm in labor.

Yes, yes, hello.

My wife's in labor.

Has your water broken? Nope. Your
hardwood floors are safe.

That would be funny. They want to know
you're in active labor. I think so.

Their contractions are painful and
regular.

How far apart are they? Six minutes.

Six minutes.

Okay.

The nurse said to bring you in. Are you
ready?

Let's go.

You can't go like that.

I don't have time to shave. Let's go.

Look at yourself.

What?

Damn it.

Give me a break.

Scott, would we please? There's
Christmas presents coming with us to the

hospital.

There is a power outage. We'll be able
to find you.

You just have to drop your pants.

You're the soul of comedy, Mrs. Emerson.

The baby's head is in a transverse
position.

What does that mean?

The baby's sideways, but I'm sure she'll
decide to turn in time.

Sideways? Get a pen and illustrate what
that is exactly.

Here,

Mr. Emerson.

Why not help out with your white
contractions?

I'll show you how to put them on, of
course.

Spring world is almost here.

I didn't think anything would be more
demanding than a program at Harvard.

I was wrong.

I'll do whatever it takes to make it up
to you.

Having a child with you is a hardship.

Except for the pain.

Yeah, let's get that antibiotic into her
right away.

What's wrong?

Julia has a bit of a fever, but nothing
to worry about.

Julia, your water has yet to break, so
I'm going to do it for you.

You may

feel a little discomfort.

I feel that.

Okay,

Julia.

Time to push.

You can do

this, darling.

You're doing great.

One more.

The baby is situated too high for the
forceps

to reach. What's happening?

It means we have to do an emergency C
-section. We have to do it right away.

Okay. It's fine with me.

Are you sure?

There aren't any other options, Mr.
Emerson. I can't deliver this baby in

position she's in. It's Professor
Emerson.

Relax, sweetie.

We're going to be fine.

Who needs to get you into scrubs? I'm
not leaving my wife's side.

You can't be in the operating room
without them. I don't regret this.

What don't you regret, honey? Getting
pregnant.

After this is over, we'll be a family
forever.

I'll see you in a few minutes.

You stay strong.

It's all going to be alright.

I can feel you pinching the skin.

We have to put her out.

Give her something else. I can't give
her anymore. She's had an epidural and a

top -up.

I do this all the time. Try to relax.

It's all going to be alright.

I'll be right here.

Damn it.

What's wrong? Get the husband out of
here.

What's happening? Get the surgeon on
call down here. What's going on? Tell

She'll be all right. Someone will be
right up and speak to you soon, Mr.

Emerson. Just stay calm.

And all the paths are overgrown.

When the priests of pride say there is
no other way.

I tilled the furrows of stone.

I did not believe because I could not
see.

Though you came to me in the night.

When the dawn seemed forever lost.

You showed me your face.

Come back!

I have to go get her. I have lost her.
You haven't lost her.

I have to go and get her.

No!

No!

Two emergency C -sections.

I can't believe we lost one.

I'm Angie.

Would you like to meet your daughter?

Sorry you were sitting there so long.

Someone should have brought you to her.
But things have been busy and we just

had a shift change.

She has hair.

She is 9 pounds and 19 inches long.

I'm your daddy.

I've been waiting a long time to meet
you.

I love you so much.

My wife.

Why don't you sit down and I'll go find
the doctor.

I don't work. Brother, after this is
over, we'll be a family forever.

I'm sorry I took you out of the village.

Professor Emerson, I'm so sorry about
what happened. We had...

Several emergencies all at once and I
couldn't get away.

Can I see her?

I just need to explain. Can I see her?

Please sit.

We had to give her a transfusion.

I encountered a fibroid during surgery
and it bled quite a bit.

We had to do a surgical repair, which is
why it took so long.

He was attached to the uterus right at
the place where we made the incision.

We stopped the bleeding. Your wife's
going to be fine.

There doesn't appear to be any permanent
damage.

Congratulations.

I thought she was dead.

What?

No one told me.

She looked like... She was dead, I
thought.

I'm so sorry. Someone should have
explained what was happening.

Julianne?

Sweetheart, can you hear me?

It'll take a while for her to come
around.

I'll check on her tomorrow during my
rounds.

See you soon.

She's beautiful.

Pretty like her mama.

She has your face.

I'm not sure she looks like either one
of us.

Except that she seems to have my eye
color.

We should talk about what we want to
call her.

Her grandfathers wouldn't be impressed
with the name Spring Roll.

We talked about Claire.

I like Claire.

But since we prayed at St. Francis'
crypt,

perhaps we should call her Frances.

And Claire was Frances' friend.

We could call her Claire and make Grace
her middle name.

Claire, Grace, Hope, Emerson.

It's perfect.

She is perfect.

Sweet, sweet girls.

I didn't know it was possible to love
someone other than you so much.

About to disagree with him, Paul.

And what was his response?

I told them that charity isn't the
greatest virtue.

It's hope.

I discovered charity with Richard and
Grace and Hugh.

I also discovered faith when I went to
Assisi, but without hope.

my life without divine

intervention form of a teenage girl in a
Pennsylvania

orchard I'd be in hell and not sitting
at your side

holding our daughter Gabriel

Charity is a great virtue.

And so is faith.

But hope means the most to me.

This is hope.

This is the culmination of all my hopes,
Gabriel.

This is my happy ending.

Miss Mitchell?

See me in my office after class.

I found my hope when I found you. Every
starless night seemed to fade

from view.

Was that sunlight in the night sky?

This heart is all I have to give and
it's yours to hold.

I can promise there's no mistaking.

This is sacred.

Now your blessing disappears.

Every minute, every hour has come to
this.

An angel wings retires.

now