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When Calls the Heart...

I want to create a legacy
wilderness project.

They want to name the park
after Goldie.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

I'm done with that kind
of thing.

This is my son, Christopher.

Ollie, let's dance.

I am at your service,
Miss Martell.

It could be dehydration,

but I still want to run
some tests to be sure.

What else could it be?

Little Jack has diabetes.

Elizabeth, I have mail for you.

It's a letter
from your Grandma.

I think she just wants
to make sure

that Jack is getting
the best care he can.

What if moving
is saying goodbye?

We'll figure it out, together.

Where you go, I go.

So how are we making out

with the kid's guidebooks
to the park?

Opal assures me they will be
ready for the printer

by 9 a.m. tomorrow.
-Excellent.

But look at this. Oh.

The season announcements
of the playhouse.

Yeah.

Michael, hey, how are we
making out with that song

for the opening ceremonies?

- It's getting there.
- Getting there?

We have a national park
opening in two days

and nothing is ready.

How are you so calm?

Oh, Lee.

Elizabeth is coming home.

We'll all be together again.

The world is right.

I hope so.

So what's the first thing
you're gonna do

when we get home, kiddo?

I'm gonna see Robert,
and Cooper, and Toby,

and play baseball,
and go for a ride on Pal.

My goodness!

Remember not
to tire yourself out.

Why don't you
go get ready to leave?

Okay, Mama!

I can't believe
we're finally going home.

It was a pretty great summer.

Nathan, why don't you
take a break before we go?

I don't think
Charlotte expects you

to finish her entire to-do list.

Pretty sure
you've already won her over.

Well, it never hurts
to make sure.

And then the Kaiser
takes a dive,

thinking he can shake him.

But you can't
shake an Airco DH-4.

Mr. Rivington's telling me

all about his cousin
in the Air Force.

Cousin?

Skeet, I thought
that was your nephew.

Well, of course he's my nephew.
That's what I said.

Right. This was about
the dogfight with the albatross.

Ah. You see?

This is a gentleman
who pays attention.

Thornton Boarding House.

Of course, operator.

Lucas! Hi. We were
just getting ready to leave.

Oh, no.

Well, there must be something
we can do.

Apparently, there is only
one inspector

authorized to approve
new insulin clinics.

In the entire country?

With the railroad
strike back east,

he's stuck in Toronto until...

we don't know when.

So we spent the summer
getting a backup generator,

a year's supply
of glucose tests,

a state of the art freezer,
and now we can't even use it?

We can use it,

and you'll have plenty
of insulin this weekend, but...

they can't guarantee
future deliveries

until we're approved.

But guaranteed insulin

is the whole reason
we had to leave.

Without it...

I'm so sorry,
Elizabeth.

Do you have any idea
how long this could take?

Hopefully the strike is over
by winter.

Otherwise, he's not due
to come again until spring.

But we'll see you
this weekend at least.

I'm really sorry,
Elizabeth.

What about school?

We're supposed to start
next week.

Well, you'll start
here with Elizabeth.

It's not forever.

I guess I'll go unpack
some of my things.

Maybe we don't all have
to stay.

No. We're in this together.

That's the deal, Elizabeth.

I'll call Hargraves.

Nathan, I hate to see you stuck
at that desk job.

It's... fine.

I'm learning a lot
about paperwork.

Poor little Jack.

He was so ready
to be at home for good.

What's going on?

I heard you're only
going for the weekend.

If you don't mind.

It seems there's a delay with
the insulin clinic back home.

They can't find
an inspector to approve it,

so until they can...

You'll just stay here
as long as you need, of course.

Thank you so much, Charlotte.

Well, I should go help
little Jack unpack.

- I can help him if you like.
- No, no. It's fine.

I should break the news.

Well, at least now
I can teach your daughter

to play a decent hand
of poker.

That girl cannot bluff.

A tribute to you, I suppose.

Well, and I can finally
get through your to-do list.

Nathan?

I...

had all this prepared
for when we said goodbye today,

but I better just say it.

When I heard that I was
going to have a grandson,

it was as if a...

a little piece of Jack
had been given back to me.

And it wasn't easy
to think of anyone else

being a father to him.

But...

despite what I might think
of that dubious mustache...

You're honorable.

And you are kind.

And you are as good a man
as my son was.

- In your own way.
- Mmm.

And if I had any doubt,

all I'd have to do is

take a look at that gem
of a daughter of yours

to know that my grandson

couldn't hope
for a better father.

Thank you, Charlotte.

But we haven't... I--

- I haven't...
- Oh.

- ...proposed.
- I know.

But you will.

Come here.

Don't mess this up.

And have a good weekend.

Look who's back!

Oh my goodness!
You made it!

Little Jack,
oh my goodness!

Good to see you.

Isn't this exciting?

We finally got you back.

♪

There's only one inspector
in the entire country?

After all that work
we did over the summer,

just to be derailed
by the inspection.

Derailed by a railroad strike.

Look, we just have to enjoy
the weekend together,

and hopefully
we'll be home soon.

Hey, our hero is home.

Ah. Looks like you two
held the fort down nicely.

- Nice to see you, sir.
- Constable.

Nice mustache.

I didn't know you were...
I wasn't--

I guess we both have
good taste.

I cleared all
my things out of your house.

I know Scout will be happy
to have you back.

Hey, Jackaroo!

Look at you.

- Hi, Oliver.
- Mrs. Thornton.

Welcome home.

Wow. That is quite
the handshake.

He's been working up
his strength

writing those letters
to Allie all summer.

Dad.

Why don't you give me
a hand here?

Hi. Your hair, is shorter?

Allie!

Thank goodness
you're back.

I know.

But it's only for
the weekend, though.

What? Why?

I've got somebody
who'd like to say hello.

I missed you.

Oh.

Little Jack,

would you like
to see your new clinic?

Yeah.

Looks good out here.

Well, at least
one thing's done on time.

Thanks to that son of yours.

Oh, Christopher
was a help, was he?

I don't think I could
have done it without him.

It would seem that new job
at the electric company

is going rather well.

Well, it seems so.

Look who it is.

Hello there.

Good to see you, son.

You look well.

Um, Mr. Whitaker,

you know Mayor Coulter.

Good to see you.

But this is my father,
Henry Gowan.

Pleasure to meet you.

Christopher speaks
very highly of you.

Pioneer Electric
is lucky to have him.

He's a real asset.

Yes, he is.

And I can't wait to take you
on a tour of the new playhouse.

All this power is gonna
light up that stage.

Christopher led
the charge, so to speak.

And here it is.

The only electric freezer
in the whole territory.

And as soon
as the inspector comes,

it'll be full
of insulin every week.

Wow. What do you
think of that, kiddo?

I think we should stay.

It's hard waiting, isn't it?

Lily...

Why don't you and Rufus
take little Jack outside

to show him
the new vegetable garden?

Well, that sounds like fun.

I'll go with them.

Thanks, Molly.

Um, I should go check
on Bill.

I can't thank you enough.

You both...

you've- you've done so much.

How are you?

Well, I am trusting
that everything will

work out how it's meant to.

When it's meant to.

We'll get you all home soon.

Gosh, so much has changed
in just a few short months.

You've changed your hair.

And you have red fingernails.

Well, we may be modernizing,

but Hope Valley
will always be Hope Valley.

Here's the Benson Hills Beetle
you asked for, Mrs. Coulter.

Yes. Thank you so much, Toby.

Now. how is your essay coming
for the kids' guidebook

for Goldie National Park?

Coming.

Hmm.

All right, let's see what the
Benson Hills Beetle has to say

about the opening of the park
and the playhouse.

Mm?

Oh, excuse me.

Minnie!

Minnie!

-Oh, Elizabeth.
-Hi.

It's so wonderful
to see you back.

Oh, it's good to see you,
too.

If only we were staying.

Oh, I heard.

Do you know
how long it'll take?

Well, we're at the mercy
of a railroad strike,

so it's anybody's guess.

Which is why I was hoping
that you might be able

to take over my classroom
until I'm back.

Oh, dear.

I know, I should have had
a back up plan.

No, I meant how hard it is

for you to miss the start
of the school year.

Oh.

well, I'll still be working

with little Jack and Allie
at home,

just like you did with Angela.

It's like we're trading places.

I'm sure the students
will miss you terribly.

And I'll miss them, too.

But it isn't forever.

I would love to help you
if I can.

Let me discuss it with Joseph.

- Thank you so much, Minnie.
- Of course.

Thank you, thank you,
thank you.

As your mayor,
it has been my mission

to bring new ideas
to Hope Valley

to light the way forward.

And now, thanks to
the Pioneer Electric Company,

and the opening
of Golden National Park,

I am very proud
to present to you

Hope Valley's
very first traffic signal.

Hey, fella, you wanna give me
a hand?

Okay.

Just take that lever.

Oh, it seems like
that young man finally

turned a corner.

Like father, like son.

Oh.

Can you wave?
Can you wave?

Wave!

Oh.

What's this for?

It's really good to see you back
where you belong.

Where you are
is where I belong.

Thank you.

Mr. MacGinty,
what brings you by?

All this
to give prime ranch land

to a bunch of tourists.

Well, as I recall, you blocked
access to your rancher friends

so you can fleece them.

See how this works
for you, Avery.

Are you threatening
a law enforcement officer?

What was all that about?

He's been nosing around
all summer

trying to stir up trouble.

I thought
we dealt with him.

I know sometimes
it's the old wounded lion

you've got to worry about.

What if a herd
of cattle came through,

would you have to ticket
each one?

Um, I'll have to get
back to you on that.

Hi. Um...

I got you this.

It's from Cape Fullerton.

Pheasant jerky?

It's sort of a specialty there.

I guess it's kind of
a weird gift.

It's no can of beans, but...

Is it true you're only here
for the weekend?

Yeah. I'll have to start the
school year in Cape Fullerton.

It'll be fun.

Wow. Great.

I mean--

I gotta go finish my map
for the park guide.

- I'll see you around.
- Yeah.

Governor. Welcome home.

Nathan.

Good to see you.

Yeah, it's good to be back.

Say, you didn't happen
to see

our traffic light there,
did you?

I did.

I helped get it approved.

Oh.

Well,

then you know that
it's a traffic violation

when you run a red.

I certainly do.

But I guess you were
a little distracted there.

Apologies.

I thought you were
only here for a visit.

You think this is all
for show?

Isn't it?

Yeah, technically it is.

But I guess I could let you off
with a warning just this once.

No, that's all right.
Go ahead.

No man is above the law.

Okay.

Oh, and uh, Lucas,

thanks for all the help with
the insulin clinic this summer.

It's my pleasure.

We'll get it over
the finish line.

Someone ought to talk to
the Governor about these fines.

Drive safe now.

Oh. Hello.

Lee insisted that I use
your office while you were away.

Apologies for the mess.

It's not a problem.

You need a lawyer to contest
that traffic ticket?

I might.
Do you know anyone?

I do, but she
has had her hands full

litigating disputes over
fence lines and stolen pigs.

I can always call
if you think she'd pick up.

It's been a busy summer.

For everyone, it seems.

In any case,

the office is all yours.

Where are you going?

Judge Avery has an extra desk.

It's a bit cozy in here
for two.

I think we can fit
a second desk in here.

I don't mind,
if you don't.

Well, I...

suppose it's no more crowded
than sharing a table

at the café.

I look forward
to working together again.

And perhaps lunch
this afternoon.

I promised the ladies
I'd help them hang bunting.

So you're in with
the ladies now?

I made friends with those who
were actually here this summer.

Touché.

Don't work too hard, Governor.

Um...

Who's been brushing you
while I've been away, huh?

Who's been looking after you?

Mm?

Not me.

Looks like he missed you.

Yeah? Is that right?
Did you miss me, friend?

It's really something seeing
you two out there today.

Where are you off to?

I'm bringing some
lesson plans to Minnie.

She agreed to take over
my class until I'm back.

It's the first time I won't
be teaching in the fall since...

I can't remember.

You know, I remember
when Allie was younger.

She'd stay at her
grandmother's house.

She'd still call
every night, but...

when she heard my voice,

she just got so sad.

It can be hard

to get a taste of home when
you're not quite there yet.

I guess it's just hitting me

that we have to go back
to Cape Fullerton.

I just really miss home.

We'll be back soon.

Well, I better get to Minnie.

Minnie.

You've sent enough jam

for the entire
Schwartzman School by now.

Angela says everyone's asking
for more.

It feels uh-
feels funny to start

the school year without her,
doesn't it?

Hmm.

Apparently we won't
have Elizabeth, either.

So, uh...

she's asked if I can fill in
for her at school.

That's wonderful news, Minnie.

Oh, I don't know.

Maybe it's too much.

Running the café, taking care
of Cooper, the church choir?

We can help out
with all of that.

Those kids
will be lucky to have you.

I cannot believe he said
that kid was safe.

You tagged him out,
clear as day.

Ooh! Cookies! May I?

Oh, yes.
Of course.

What are you boys up to?

Trying to finish our summer
fun list before school starts.

Well, you can still have fun
after the school year starts,

even if your new teacher
is Mrs. Canfield.

Really?
You'll be our teacher?

Well, it's not decided yet,

but maybe just until
Mrs. Thornton is back.

But your mother can only
do it if we all help out.

I can work after school.

I've learned how to cook
almost everything on the menu.

I- I'll help, too.

Hmm?

Well, I guess it's settled then.

Sure enough,
ten minutes later,

he's saying exactly what I said,
like it's his own idea.

You call him out on it?

No, I...

Maybe a year ago I would have.

But I figured you know what,

it just means I'm good enough
to steal from.

Well, I'll tell you what,

it took me 40 years to learn
how to keep my trap shut.

So I figure you're ahead
of the game.

Yeah, it still feels like

I'm making up for lost time,
though, you know?

This- this- this job,
it's a real chance for me.

I'm not going to blow it.

You like the work?

Yeah.

I like being good at it.

And helping folks, sure.

Plus, I- I think
it'll probably help

get Rachel's parents
off the fence

about us getting engaged.

Don't take this the wrong way.

You seem like
you're doing great,

but remember that you're more
than just your job, right?

Yeah, of course.

Yeah, I know that.

Thank you.

You know, at first
she didn't want

- to have lunch with me.
- Mmhmm.

And then she gives me this
warning and she says

"don't work too hard".

What does that mean?

I guess it means work,
but don't work too hard?

Do I work too hard?

Who's asking?

Oh.

Seems the Governor
is back in town.

Hmm.

So he is.

Keeping close, I hear?

As work colleagues.

We share an office.
Nothing more.

Would you like there
to be more?

- Well...
- When I left, things were

--Good.
And then he left.

And I know he had to leave.

- He had a--
- Territory to govern.

An insulin clinic
to help set up.

Work that I admire him
for doing.

Not to mention a
re-election campaign.

Can one really expect

personal calls
amidst all of that?

Can one really work too hard

when there's so much
to be done?

Still, I- I admit.

I miss playing cards
with her.

I miss butting heads
with him.

And now that we're going
to be working

in such close proximity, it--

It feels like an opportunity.

But for what?

I just don't want to mess
this up.

Whatever it is.

Whatever it is,

I can't just drop everything

and have lunch
at a moment's notice.

Yes. It seems you're both
terribly busy.

Mm-hmm.

You want my advice?

No. Yes.

You can't keep waffling.

I'm serious.

It's no way to govern,
and it's no way to live.

Listen, Lucas, my friend,

you have to decide exactly
what it is you want,

and then...
you need to tell her.

I know.

I will.

- After we crack this speech.
- Sure.

- Hi, Mrs. Thornton.
- Oh!

Toby, what are you doing here?

Just trying to finish my essay

for that kid's guide
to Goldie Park.

Oh. How's it going?

I guess I'm not very inspired.

Why don't you read me
what you have so far.

It's only one line.

Some people think rocks
are boring.

Hmm.

Can you remember the first
time you really saw a rock?

Once I found this rock
that used to be a part

of the river bed
before it dried up,

and it still had grooves
from the water.

Well, why don't you write
about that?

How rocks tell the story
of Goldie Park.

Or maybe I could write
the story of one rock

and how it got there.

I love that idea.

Remember what
we talked about last year?

How a writer can use
one small thing

to talk about
a whole big thing.

A metaphor.

Yes, exactly!

I'm going to give you
five minutes,

and then you can read me
what you've written so far.

Ready?

Minnie. Hi.
Come in.

Hi.

I was just helping Toby
get started on an essay.

Oh, I don't want
to interrupt.

No, no, not at all.

I brought some
lesson plans for you.

We can go over them together.

Oh.

This is quite a lot.

Oh, it's really not that hard.

When you listen
to the children,

they'll tell you
where they want to go.

Oh, and...

Oh, thank you.

We're all going to miss
you terribly, Elizabeth.

There you are.

Hi, Allie.

I'm just getting
Mrs. Canfield set up.

What do you need?

I was wondering if you could
take a look at my introduction

for the kids' guidebook.

Oh, sure.

Why don't you read it
to me while we walk?

My first day in Hope Valley

I skipped school
to go fishing in the creek

that now runs through
Goldie Park.

Sorry again.

Mmhmm.

Back then,
I moved around a lot,

so you'd think I'd be used
to starting at new schools,

but I was scared...
every time.

Afraid that no one would
want to sit with me at lunch,

that I'd be lonely.

So instead, I followed
the friendly sound

of running water.

I listened to the calm breath
of the wind through the trees.

I lay in the grass
and felt all the life

around me and under me.

And I knew that I would never
be alone again.

Not really.

This land is more
than just the park.

It's my home
and it's my heart.

Maybe it can be yours, too.

Welcome to Goldie Park.

Oh, Allie.

It's perfect.

- You think?
- Mmhmm.

I kept trying
to write it all summer.

As soon as I got here,

it all just came out of me.

I can see why.

I am so happy to be back.

But it's strange, too.

Oliver seems different.

Ah, well,
it's probably the mustache.

It's normal for it
to take time

to get back in the swing
of things.

He's being all weird.

It's making me weird.

Maybe you just need
to get back

to the way things were before.

I know Mrs. Coulter is still
waiting on Oliver's map.

He might like
some help with that.

I bet he got lost
in the details.

Oliver.

I can turn that in for you.

- Would you?
- Mmhmm.

Thanks, Elizabeth.

♪

Oh... hi.

Is my dad here?

I think he's still
in the stables.

Is that for
the kids' guide?

Yeah. Uh, I don't know
what made me decide

to add all the pine trees.

Wait, is this
the "no trespassing" sign

from our hike?

Yeah, I threw it in there.

We've sure had some
adventures in these woods.

Hopefully we'll have some more.

Your mustache?

I was kind of done with it.

- Do you--
- Would you want to--

You go first.

Some of us were planning
on going on a hike tomorrow

to check the trail markers

if you wanted to come.

It's my day off, so...

that'll work.

Great.

What were you gonna say?

Oh, I was just gonna ask if
you wanted some pheasant jerky.

She is something,
that kid.

She said it poured out of her
as soon as she got here.

Hope Valley magic, huh?

Hm.

Nathan, I can't make her
go back to Cape Fullerton.

She's already accepted it.
It's only temporary.

Which is why I think
you two need to stay here.

What?

It's her last year of school.

She wants to be
with her friends.

And as soon as the clinic
gets approved,

- then we'll come back and--
- What're you talking about?

- No, no, no.
- Just listen.

You two gave up everything
to be with us this summer,

and I'll never forget it.

But it's enough sacrifice.

Elizabeth, little Jack
needed us.

It wasn't a sacrifice.

You belong here, too, Nathan.

When I saw you up on Newton--

Do you want to be alone?

Huh? What, are you going to be
in Cape Fullerton by yourself

making oatmeal for Skeet?

It doesn't matter what I want.

I know that you want
to fix this.

But some things just
are what they are.

And it's like you said,

it's just a bump
in the road, right?

We'll be fine.

I'll be fine.

There was something in her
that I'd never seen before.

Resignation.

It was like the light
in her eyes just went out.

She was almost home
and it got taken away.

And after everything
she's already been through?

I- I know.

I don't know that we do.

She almost lost her little boy.

It's probably hard to trust

that anything
will ever be okay again.

I just- I don't want
to lose her.

Then...

we need to be Elizabeth.

We need to find a way,

even when it seems
like there isn't one.

We need to be her light.

We all moved mountains this
summer, setting up that clinic.

I wish there was more
I could do,

but I can't fly an inspector
in on a magic carpet.

"Sometimes, I have believed
as many as six

impossible things
before breakfast."

Lewis Carroll.

It is an inspiring quote.

Whoever you are, it is
nearly 10 p.m.

Hi, it's Nathan Grant.
Look, I'm sorry

to call so late, but it's a bit
of an emergency.

Nothing's wrong.

Everybody's fine.

Just an urgent situation.

Which I realize now is
the definition of an emergency.

Nathan, what's the point?

I'm hoping that you

will go and wake
Mr. Rivington for me.

You want me to wake Skeet
after 10 p.m.?

Charlotte, it's for Elizabeth.

It would mean so much to me

if you were able
to help me out with this.

Nathan. Less mustache,
more clarity.

Why am I waking Mr. Rivington?

♪

It's here!

Oh, the Kids Guidebook!

And not a moment too soon.

I drew the cover!

Oh!

Everyone did incredible work.

Toby told the story of the whole
park in one rock.

It's marvelous.

I never could have done it
without Mrs. Thornton.

No. All you needed
was a nudge.

Come on, let's get them
on display.

Oh, yes.

Dad, look!
The Kids' Guidebook.

Wow. You finished
in record time, huh?

I guess where there's a will,
there's a way.

You shaved?

Yeah.

Matching the young constable
didn't seem like a good look.

So you're staying?

That's good now just...
uh-huh, and...

Sweetheart. It doesn't matter.

Leland Coulter,
of course it matters.

This is for posterity.

The whole park is for posterity.

Well, everything except
my playhouse, I suppose.

What exactly is that supposed
to mean?

Don't pretend you didn't see it.

That article in
the Benson Hills Beetle

that said-- what was it?

My playhouse is nothing but...

"a vanity project by
a former actress".

That was just nonsense.

Is it?

Sweetheart,
listen to me, okay?

This is very important.

You are the most
big-hearted, generous,

talented

force of nature woman
that I have ever known.

Right. Picture.

And this playhouse
is not just for you.

It's for everyone
to get together and to laugh

and to cry,
and to have new experiences

and create new memories.

Uh, right.

Because that, my dear,

is how you share
your heart with everyone.

It's not vanity.

It just isn't.

It's love.

Oh, Lee.

Daddy got a kiss.

Oh!

- There we go.
- One, two, three!

Huh.

What is that?

You see it?

Is that...?

I'll tell you what
that is.

That is an Airco DH-4.

It's not the plane.

It's who's on it.

Nathan Grant,
what did you do?

I'm looking for a
Dr. Faith Carter.

I'm Dr. Carter.

Marvin Lee from
the Department of Health.

Welcome to Hope Valley.

Please allow me
to show you our clinic.

How?

It turns out Skeet
wasn't making up stories

about his nephew,
the flying ace.

Nathan Grant.

I'm a friend of
your Uncle Skeet's.

So I hear.

I'm Little Jack.

Nice to meet you, Little Jack.

And now, with freezer storage,
we have the capacity

to treat up to 50
diabetic patients a day.

Once we're approved,
of course.

Of course.

Congratulations.

You're a Tier 1 insulin clinic.

First one in the territory.

What happened, Mama?

Oh, we're home to stay,
honey bear.

Dad...

Does this mean...?

We're staying.

Who wants
to go see the airplane?

- Let's go.
- Be careful.

You made miracles happen.

I'm just happy
to see that light again.

Constable Garrett.

Yes, sir.

Now that
Constable Grant's returned,

I don't want you to move back
into that jail.

You'll live with me.

- Oh, that won't be--
- No discussion.

Now, I make a mean omelet,
and you need a home.

Next case.

Sorry for the late notice on
this, but Constable Grant and I

would like you to keep an eye
on the visitor center tonight.

Guard against any more nonsense
from MacGinty.

Carry on.

Okay. As in now?

Hey!

Hey.

I brought some stew
and cornbread if we get hungry.

Mr. Coulter gave me some
extra trail markers.

Uh, where's Oliver?

Oh, uh... he said
he's sorry,

but he had to be
on duty tonight.

Once a Mountie,
always a Mountie.

Well...

We've got plenty of time
for hikes now.

So glad you're back to stay.

♪ Oh, give me a home ♪

♪ Where the buffalo roam ♪

♪ where the deer
and the antelope play ♪

It feels like everything
is in its right place.

It certainly does.

I'm so glad Elizabeth
is back.

Thinking about taking over
her class,

trying something new,

it opened a door in my mind.

Mm. What's behind that door?

I'm not sure yet, but
I want to try and find out.

Well, I'll be right there
with you.

I still don't know how
you managed to pull that off.

I guess it pays to listen
to the old-timer at breakfast.

Honestly, though, I, uh...

I just thought about
what you would have done.

Do you have any idea
how grateful I am for you?

I think I do, yeah.

Come for dinner
tonight after rounds.

You see, I told you
we'd still be able

to have our meals together.

Is that smoke?

Lucas!

That looks like
it's coming from the park.

Yeah, it sure does.

Joseph, the kids
are still out there.

We need to get
the kids out of there.

Allie's out there.

I'm going.

- I'm going, too.
- Hold on.

I need you to stay here
and keep things calm.

I was supposed to be with them.
I'm going.

Mama?

It's okay.

They'll all be home soon.

♪