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AND AS WE MARCH THROUGH THOSE DOORS TONIGHT,

WE SHOULD NOT THINK OF THIS AS AN ENDING,

BUT AS A BEGINNING.

OUR SCHOOL YEARS HAVE GIVEN US THE SKILLS THAT WE NEED

TO BECOME... UN--UNPERFIDIOUS CITIZENS.

[ALL LAUGH]

UH...

THAT'S A VERY INTERESTING WORD, WILLIE,

BUT WHAT EXACTLY ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY?

WELL, YOU KNOW.

HARD WORKING AND RESPONSIBLE.

THAT'S GOOD. THAT'S WHAT YOU OUGHT TO SAY.

OUR SCHOOL YEARS HAVE GIVEN US THE SKILLS

THAT WE NEED TO BECOME RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS OF WALNUT GROVE.

THANK YOU.

[ALL APPLAUDING]

VERY NICE, WILLIE.

THAT'S AN EXCELLENT GRADUATION SPEECH.

I HOPE THAT WHEN THE PARENTS ARE HERE

YOU WILL ALL SIT QUIETLY

AND LISTEN TO WHAT WILLIE IS SAYING.

MISS PLUM?

YES?

DON'T YOU THINK IT WOULD BE NICE

TO OPEN THE GRADUATION CEREMONY

WITH MY READING AN ESSAY?

NANCY, YOU'RE NOT IN THE GRADUATING CLASS.

OH, I KNOW. BUT IT'S A WONDERFUL ESSAY.

I WROTE IT FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL.

IT'S ENTITLED: "WHY JESUS LOVES ME MORE THAN MOST."

[LAUGHTER]

IT DOES SOUND WONDERFUL, NANCY.

PERHAPS SOME OTHER TIME.

ALL RIGHT. I'LL SEE YOU ALL HERE FOR THE GRADUATION CEREMONY.

CLASS DISMISSED.

OH, WILLIE, PLEASE TELL YOUR MOTHER

I'D LIKE TO SEE HER FOR A FEW MINUTES THIS AFTERNOON.

YES, MA'AM.

HI.

HI.

UH, I WAS AWFUL, WASN'T I?

NO. WHY DO YOU SAY THAT?

'CAUSE I WAS SO NERVOUS.

WELL, YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE A LITTLE NERVOUS.

IT HARDLY SHOWED AT ALL, REALLY.

YOU SURE?

YEAH.

BUT IF YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT IT,

AND YOU WANT TO PRACTICE IT SOME MORE,

I'D BE GLAD TO LISTEN.

I--I--I GOTTA GET OVER TO THE RESTAURANT.

I PROMISED MA I'D SEAT THE SUPPER SERVICE.

WILL I SEE YOU LATER?

IT--IT MIGHT BE LATE.

I DON'T CARE.

ME NEITHER.

I'LL, UH, I'LL SEE YOU TONIGHT.

HA HA. OH, LAURA. YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN WILLIAM'S FACE

WHEN HE FOUND THOSE OLD LOVE LETTERS OF MINE.

OH, HE WAS SO JEALOUS.

HE MADE ME PROMISE THAT I'D BURN EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM.

OH, WHAT A SHAME.

WHAT WAS?

THAT YOU HAD TO DESTROY THOSE LETTERS.

I SAID I PROMISED.

I DIDN'T SAY I DID IT.

LAURA, NEVER DESTROY A LOVE LETTER.

YOU NEVER KNOW-- IT MAY BE YOUR LAST.

OH, WOULD YOU LIKE SOME MORE TEA?

NO, THANK YOU. I REALLY SHOULD BE GOING.

LAURA...

THERE'S SOMETHING I'VE...

BEEN MEANING TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT.

YOU KNOW, UH...

I'VE BEEN ALONE IN THIS RAMBLING HOUSE FOR QUITE SOME TIME NOW.

WHEN WILLIAM BUILT IT FOR ME, IT WAS QUITE SOMETHING.

I GUESS THE HOUSE AND I ARE A LOT ALIKE.

ONCE BEAUTIFUL,

AND THE TALK OF WALNUT GROVE...

NOW OLD... FALLING APART.

WILLIAM AND I... ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT WE

COULD PASS THIS HOUSE DOWN TO OUR SON

AND THEN ON TO HIS CHILDREN.

THAT WAS OUR FONDEST DREAM.

OF COURSE YOU KNOW THAT OUR--OUR SON DIED VERY YOUNG

AND...WE NEVER HAD ANY-- ANY MORE CHILDREN.

I KNOW.

WHEN WILLIAM DIED,

I CAST AROUND IN MY OWN MIND

WHO I COULD TURN THE HOUSE OVER TO.

THERE WAS NEVER ANY QUESTION.

IT HAD TO BE YOU AND ALMANZO.

OH, MRS. FLANNERY.

OH, PLEASE, LAURA,

SAY THAT YOU'LL TALK ABOUT IT TO ALMANZO.

OH, I--I CAN'T BEAR THE THOUGHT OF STRANGERS

MOVING IN HERE, OR WORSE YET,

WILLIAM'S LOVELY WORK BEING TORN DOWN

TO MAKE ROOM FOR SOMETHING ELSE.

IT'S ALL I HAVE, LAURA.

I TRULY WANT TO GIVE IT TO YOU.

WELL, OF COURSE I'LL TALK TO HIM.

BUT YOU'RE STILL GONNA BE LIVING HERE

FOR A LONG, LONG TIME.

NEVERTHELESS, YOU TALK TO HIM...

TONIGHT.

I WILL.

NOW, YOU GET SOME REST. I'LL SEE YOU TOMORROW.

YOU KISS THAT DARLING BABY OF YOURS FOR ME.

I WILL.

WILLIE? OH! WELL, WE WAITED DINNER FOR YOU, DARLING,

BUT EVERYTHING WAS STARTING TO GET COLD.

OH, IT'S ALL RIGHT. I ATE AT THE RESTAURANT.

OH, GOOD.

MUST HAVE BEEN BUSY.

SECOND NIGHT IN A ROW.

FOLKS SEEM TO LOVE THAT RABBIT PIE.

I'M GLAD YOU FOUND THE RECIPE.

SO AM I. I'LL GET YOU A PLATE.

OH, NO. I'M NOT HUNGRY.

UH, I HAVE TO GO OUT FOR A LITTLE WHILE.

WHAT ON EARTH FOR?

HMM, WELL, IT'S A SURPRISE.

OH. FOR ME?

YEAH. YEAH, IT'LL SURPRISE YOU.

WELL, I HAVE A SURPRISE FOR YOU, TOO.

I HAD A VERY INTERESTING TALK WITH ETTA PLUM TODAY,

AND SHE'S ARRANGED FOR YOU TO TAKE THE ENTRANCE EXAM

NEXT WEEK IN SLEEPY EYE.

SHE SAYS YOU'RE GONNA HAVE NO TROUBLE WHATSOEVER

GETTING INTO THE UNIVERSITY.

WELL, DON'T YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY?

I MEAN, AREN'T YOU PLEASED?

OH, I AM.

YES, I--I DID WANT TO GO TO THE UNIVERSITY.

GOOD. SO ALL YOU HAVE TO DO

IS PASS THE ENTRANCE EXAM.

YES, BUT...

WE'RE VERY PROUD OF YOU, SON.

WELL, THANKS. WELL, I GOTTA GO. I WON'T BE LATE.

[SIGHS]

JUST THINK. HMM.

OUR LITTLE WILLIE.

GONNA BE A COLLEGE STUDENT. [WHIMPERS]

YOU'RE GONNA BREAK THE WINDOW.

HOW WAS WORK?

FINE. WE DID REAL GOOD BUSINESS.

ARE YOU SURE THAT'S WHAT YOU WANNA DO, WORK IN A RESTAURANT?

YEAH. I LIKE IT, AND I'M GOOD AT IT.

IS THERE ANYTHING WRONG

WITH A HUSBAND THAT WANTS TO WORK IN A RESTAURANT?

NO, I JUST WANT YOU TO BE SURE THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT.

IT IS.

ARE YOU GONNA TALK TO MY PA?

SOON.

YOU'RE NOT AFRAID, ARE YOU?

NO.

A LITTLE.

BUT NOWHERE AS NEAR AS AFRAID AS I AM

TO TALK TO MY MOTHER.

THINK IT'LL BE BAD?

WHEN I WAS 6 I TOLD HER I KISSED AMY HORTON,

AND SHE WAS BEDRIDDEN FOR 2 WEEKS.

YEAH, IT'S EASY FOR YOU TO LAUGH.

I'M ONLY LAUGHING 'CAUSE I'M SO HAPPY.

SO AM I.

Man: RACHEL?

I'LL GO OUT THE BACK. SEE YOU.

Man: RACHEL?

COMING, PA.

BETH? IT'S MRS. FLANNERY.

DOC BAKER SAYS SHE'S ASKING FOR YOU.

YOU BETTER GET OVER THERE RIGHT AWAY.

IS SHE...

REVEREND ALDEN IS THERE.

I'LL WATCH OUT FOR ROSE TILL JENNY GETS HOME.

TAKE AS LONG AS YOU NEED.

MRS. FLANNERY...IS SHE...

LAURA?

LEAVE US ALONE TOGETHER.

I'LL BE OUTSIDE IF YOU NEED ME.

I THOUGHT SHE WAS GONE.

SHE WAS HOLDING ON FOR LAURA.

MRS. FLANNERY.

DID YOU TALK TO ALMANZO ABOUT THE HOUSE?

YES.

PLEASE...

TELL ME YOU'LL TAKE THE HOUSE.

I WANT TO KNOW THAT...

ROSE AND JENNY'S LAUGHTER WILL...

FILL THE HOUSE AS THEY GROW UP.

THAT'S WHAT THE HOUSE WAS BUILT FOR.

IT WAS OUR DREAM.

PLEASE... DON'T LET IT DIE.

I PROMISE.

Alden: WE GRIEVE FOR MAE FLANNERY

BECAUSE SHE'S NO LONGER WITH US,

AND AT THE SAME TIME WE REJOICE,

BECAUSE MAE IS IN HEAVEN.

AMEN.

All: AMEN.

I'LL MISS HER.

ME, TOO. SHE WAS ALWAYS GOOD TO US KIDS.

CAN YOU COME OVER FOR SUPPER TONIGHT?

NO. THAT'S WHAT I WANTED TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT.

I HAVE TO GO TO SLEEPY EYE THIS AFTERNOON.

OH.

YEAH. I HAVE TO TAKE A TEST.

WHAT KIND OF TEST?

IT'S AN EXAMINATION FOR COLLEGE,

BUT I'M ONLY TAKING IT FOR MOTHER.

NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS,

I'M NOT GOING ON TO SCHOOL.

THEN WHY TAKE IT?

TRUST ME. I KNOW WHAT I'M DOING.

Harriet: WILLIE?

COMING, MA. TRUST ME.

THAT'LL BE $1.58.

I FORGOT. I GUESS WE NEED A SMALL BAG OF FLOUR ALSO.

[SIGHS]

I WISH THAT YOU WOULD TRY TO REMEMBER

EVERYTHING THAT YOU NEED AT ONCE.

THIS IS THE THIRD TIME

THAT I HAVE HAD TO GO BACK INTO THE STOREROOM.

SHE'S HANGING AROUND HOPING TO SEE WILLIE.

I WAS JUST WONDERING HOW HE DID ON HIS EXAM.

YOU THINK HE'LL BE BACK SOON?

OH! THERE THEY ARE NOW! WILLIE, WILLIE!

WELL, DID YOU PASS? I WANT TO HEAR ALL ABOUT IT.

GIVE THE BOY SOME ROOM TO BREATHE.

OH, COME ON, TELL ME. I WANT TO HEAR ABOUT IT. DID YOU PASS?

WELL, AT FIRST I WAS KIND OF NERVOUS.

UH-HUH.

BUT THEN I READ OVER THE EXAM.

I KNEW EXACTLY WHAT I HAD TO DO.

SO YOU PASSED IT? DID YOU PASS?

WILLIE, I'M TALKING TO YOU. DID YOU PASS?!

HARRIET, THEY'LL SEND THE NOTICES OUT

IN A WEEK OR TWO.

THEY'VE GOT TO GRADE THE PAPERS FIRST.

OH. WELL...

WELL...OH, I'M SURE YOU'LL PASS.

OH, I'M SO PROUD OF YOU. MY LITTLE WILLIE. OH!

I'VE GOT TO GET OVER TO THE RESTAURANT AND OPEN UP.

OH, WELL, THAT'S ALL RIGHT.

[KNOCKING]

COME IN.

YOU CAN'T SLEEP EITHER?

IT'S BEEN A LONG DAY.

I'M JUST NOT TIRED.

IS SOMETHING WRONG?

NO.

YOU SURE?

YOU SEEMED VERY QUIET COMING BACK FROM SLEEPY EYE.

I GUESS I JUST HAVE A LOT ON MY MIND.

YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE TEST?

KIND OF, I GUESS.

WELL, YOU DID YOUR BEST, DIDN'T YOU?

YEAH.

WELL, THERE'S NOTHING ELSE YOU CAN DO.

AND THERE'S NO USE WORRYING ABOUT THE GRADE,

THAT'S... THAT'S DONE.

I JUST DON'T WANT YOU TO BE DISAPPOINTED IN ME.

[SIGHS]

NOW WAIT A MINUTE.

I'M NOT GONNA BE DISAPPOINTED IN YOU.

I'M VERY PROUD OF YOU.

THE KIND OF GRADE THAT YOU GET ON

A TEST IS NOT GONNA MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE

ONE WAY OR THE OTHER.

YOU UNDERSTAND THAT?

YES, SIR.

ALL RIGHT, THEN.

I DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOU,

BUT I GOTTA GET SOME SLEEP.

SEE YOU IN THE MORNING.

PA? YEAH?

I'LL SEE YOU IN THE MORNING.

GOOD NIGHT.

HELLO.

HALF PINT?

LAURA?

I'M IN HERE.

WELL, WELL, WELL.

WELL, EXCUSE ME FOR SMILING, MA'AM.

YOU SEE, I KNOW SOMEBODY

WHO LOOKS JUST LIKE YOU...USED TO.

WHAT?

A PRETTY LITTLE SLIP OF A GIRL.

NAME IS LAURA INGALLS WILDER.

SEEMED LIKE SHE ALWAYS USED TO HAVE TIME

FOR HER OLD FRIEND MR. EDWARDS.

IS THAT SO?

OH, YEAH. ONE DAY SHE JUST UP AND DISAPPEARED

INTO A BIG HOUSE.

VANISHED WITHOUT A TRACE!

WELL, MAYBE WHEN SHE'S ALL DONE WITH HER WORK SHE'LL REAPPEAR.

WELL, I'M COUNTING ON THAT.

DID YOU BRING ME MY WINDOW SASH?

YEAH. IT'S OUT IN THE ENTRY.

WANT ME TO STAY AND HELP PUT IT IN?

OH, I CAN DO IT. IF I HAVE ANY PROBLEM, I'LL LET YOU KNOW.

SURE HAVE GOT THIS PLACE LOOKING GOOD.

IT'S COMING AROUND.

YOU AND ALMANZO ARE SURE GONNA RATTLE AROUND IN THIS BIG OLD HOUSE.

WELL, YOU KNOW, I WAS THINKING ABOUT THAT.

I THOUGHT MAYBE IT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA

TO TURN THIS PLACE INTO A BOARDING HOUSE.

A BOARDING HOUSE?!

YEAH. THAT WAY LOTS OF PEOPLE CAN ENJOY THE HOUSE,

AND THE MONEY WE MAKE

COULD HELP PAY FOR ITS UPKEEP.

BOARDING HOUSE. SOUNDS LIKE

A PRETTY GOOD IDEA.

LANDSAKES, MY LITTLE HALF PINT'S

GONNA BE A BUSINESSWOMAN. WELL, I'M OFF.

WILL YOU PROMISE TO COME BACK

AND SEE THE PLACE WHEN IT'S FINISHED?

ALL YOU GOTTA DO IS WHISTLE.

SEE YOU LATER.

SEE YOU.

Nels: * LA LA LA LA LA LA LA *

* LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA **

FOR HEAVEN SAKES, NELS!

NANCY, HAVE YOU DONE YOUR HOMEWORK YET?

OH, I NEVER HAVE ANY TIME TO RELAX.

YOU'LL HAVE PLENTY OF TIME TO RELAX

AFTER YOU'VE DONE YOUR HOMEWORK.

WILLIE.

I ALMOST FORGOT.

YOU GOT A LETTER TODAY

ABOUT THE EXAM YOU TOOK IN SLEEPY EYE.

YOU FORGOT?! HOW COULD YOU FORGET?

HERE, LET ME SEE THIS.

OH, WILLIE, WILLIE, WILLIE.

OUR WILLIE THE COLLEGE STUDENT.

MINNESOTA STATE REVIEW BOARD.

"DEAR MR. WILLIE OLESON,

WE ARE SORRY..."

FAILED?! HOW COULD YOU FA-- HOW COULD YOU FAIL?

WELL, THERE MUST BE SOME MISTAKE.

THERE'S NO MISTAKE.

WELL, HOW COULD YOU DO THAT TO US?!

OH! GOOD HEAVENS!

EVERYBODY KNOWS IN TOWN!

WHAT AM I GONNA TELL EVERYBODY?

HOW ON EARTH COULD YOU POSSIBLY EXPECT

TO GET INTO THE UNIVERSITY

IF YOU CAN'T PASS THE ENTRANCE EXAM?!

I DON'T EXPECT TO GET INTO THE UNIVERSITY!

I EXPECT TO STAY HERE AND RUN THE RESTAURANT.

OH, GOOD HEAVENS! YOU WILL DO NOTHING OF THE SORT!

OH, FOR HEAVEN SAKES!

WELL, NOBODY CAN KNOW ABOUT THIS.

LET'S SEE. WE'LL, UH, WE'LL, UH...

AH! WE WILL HIRE A TUTOR FOR HIM,

AND I WILL TALK TO ETTA PLUM,

AND THEN SHE CAN ARRANGE FOR YOU

TO TAKE THE ENTRANCE EXAM OVER AGAIN.

AND THIS TIME, YOU WILL STUDY HARD!

MOTHER, I FAILED THE EXAM ON PURPOSE!

I'M NOT GONNA TAKE IT AGAIN!

I'M GONNA STAY IN WALNUT GROVE,

AND I'M GONNA RUN THE RESTAURANT,

AND I'M GONNA MARRY RACHEL BROWN.

FAILED ON PURPOSE?

AND THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO IT.

"I'M GONNA MARRY... RACHEL BROWN"!

[SOBS]

OH, MOTHER!

I DON'T KNOW HOW HE COULD DO THIS TO YOU, MOTHER.

[SOBBING]

IT'S FUNNY THE PLACES YOU PICK

TO GET YOUR THOUGHTS TOGETHER.

I'VE SPENT QUITE A FEW HOURS ALONE IN HERE MYSELF.

[SNIFFLING]

I DON'T KNOW.

I SHOULD HAVE JUST COME OUT AND TOLD YOU

HOW I FELT IN THE FIRST PLACE.

I KNOW HOW MA FELT

ABOUT ME GOING TO SCHOOL AND ALL.

YOU'RE RIGHT. YOU SHOULD HAVE.

YOU DON'T THINK I'M DOING THE RIGHT THING, DO YOU?

SON, IF IT FEELS RIGHT TO YOU, THEN IT'S RIGHT.

YOU'VE GOTTA LIVE YOUR OWN LIFE,

NOT YOUR MOTHER'S OR MINE.

YOU MEAN THAT?

OF COURSE I MEAN IT.

AND CONGRATULATIONS.

YOU'VE PICKED YOURSELF A FINE YOUNG LADY.

I KNOW.

WELL, I BETTER GET BACK TO YOUR MOTHER.

SHE'S GONNA NEED SOME SMELLING SALTS.

I JUST THOUGHT OF SOMETHING.

I COULD BECOME A GRANDFATHER AGAIN BEFORE LONG.

MR. BROWN....NO.

[DEEPER VOICE] MR. BROWN. MR. BROWN.

MR...MR. BROWN, RACHEL AND I WERE WONDERING...

IF--YOU CAN'T-- I CAN'T SAY THAT.

THAT'S--THAT SOUNDS-- IT'S TOO POOR.

THAT'S--THAT'S AWFUL. THAT'S AWFUL. THAT'S AWFUL.

OH, HI, MR. BROWN.

I WAS THINKING THAT, UH...

I'M GONNA BE SICK.

WILLIE?

HUH?! WHAT?

PA SAYS YOU CAN COME RIGHT IN.

DON'T WORRY, HE WON'T BITE YOU.

I--I--I'M--I'M GONNA GO TALK TO HIM.

SIT DOWN, WILLIE.

MY, UH, DAUGHTER SAYS YOU'D LIKE TO SPEAK TO ME.

UM, OH, YES...SIR--

THAT IS, MR. BROWN.

I, UH, UH, UM--

RACHEL AND I--WELL, I MEAN TO SAY THAT

UH, UH, RACHEL SEEMS AGREEABLE

TO THE IDEA THAT WE SHOULD--

THAT IS, IF YOU--

I UNDERSTAND YOU'RE NOT GOING TO THE UNIVERSITY NOW.

UH...UH, YES, SIR.

THAT IS, YES, SIR.

I--I'M NOT GOING.

UH...

MR. BROWN, UM...

RACHEL SEEMS TO BE...

WILL YOU BE WORKING FULL-TIME AT THE RESTAURANT, WILLIE?

UM, OH, YES, SIR.

IT SEEMS LIKE WE'VE GOT MORE BUSINESS

THAN WE CAN HANDLE, BUT I DON'T MIND.

NO PLACE I'D RATHER BE THAN IN THE KITCHEN.

MY PA SAYS I KIND OF COME BY IT NATURALLY.

I SPENT MOST OF MY TIME RAIDING THE CUPBOARDS AS A KID.

I GUESS I JUST, UH, FEEL RIGHT AT HOME THERE.

I SEE.

UH, ANYWAY, I THINK I COULD DO REAL WELL WITH THE RESTAURANT,

AND I HAVE A LOT OF NEW IDEAS FOR IMPROVEMENTS.

WHICH IS WHY I-- I FEEL THAT, UH...

THAT RACHEL AND I...

WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO...

WILLIE...

I'M SURE YOU'LL PROVIDE VERY WELL FOR HER.

OH, YES, SIR. I, UH...

Y--YOU ARE?!

THAT IS, IF YOU EVER GET AROUND TO ASKING ME FOR HER HAND.

OH. HER HAND, UM...

UH, I WOULD VERY MUCH LIKE TO HAVE YOUR PERMISSION

TO MARRY RACHEL BROWN, UH, RACHEL.

YOU'VE GOT IT.

I--I'VE GOT IT!

YOU'VE GOT IT, WILLIE.

I GOT IT.

THANK YOU, MR. BROWN.

WILLIE...

I GUESS YOU, UH, MIGHT AS WELL START CALLING ME DAD.

THANKS, DAD.

WELL, IT JUST MAKES GOOD BUSINESS SENSE, HARRIET.

IF WILLIE IS RUNNING THE RESTAURANT AT A PROFIT,

WE OUGHT TO KEEP HIM ON OVER THERE.

YES, THAT'S RIGHT, NELS. HE SHOULD RUN THE RESTAURANT.

YES. AND WE COULD LET HIM HAVE

NELLIE AND PERCIVAL'S OLD ROOM

OVER THE RESTAURANT.

HE AND RACHEL CAN USE IT

UNTIL THEY NEED SOMETHING BIGGER.

NO.

OH, HARRIET.

ABSOLUTELY NOT.

NOW, YOU'RE BEING STUBBORN.

OH, WELL, YOU CAN JUST CALL IT WHAT YOU WANT.

I WILL NOT BE A PARTY TO IT.

IF WILLIE WANTS TO RUIN HIS LIFE, THAT'S HIS BUSINESS.

BUT I AM NOT GOING TO HELP HIM.

HER PA SAID YES! HE SAID YES!

SHE'LL COME AROUND.

I'M VERY HAPPY FOR YOU, SON.

THANKS, DAD.

LAURA?

HI, WILLIE, RACHEL.

THE HOUSE LOOKS GREAT.

WELL, THANKS. IT'S BEEN A LOT OF HARD WORK.

OH. THERE'S SOMETHING WE'VE BEEN MEANING TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT.

HELLO.

HI.

I BRANG YOU SOMETHING. YOU MIGHT CALL IT

SORT OF A HOUSEWARMING GIFT.

WHAT IS IT?

WELL, CLOSE UP YOUR EYES THERE.

AND NO PEEKING. CAN'T STAND FOR NO PEEKING.

ALL RIGHT.

OH, MR. EDWARDS.

YOU LIKE IT?

IT'S BEAUTIFUL. ALL WE HAVE TO DO IS PUT IT UP OUTSIDE

AND WAIT FOR OUR FIRST BOARDER.

UH, THAT'D BE US.

YOU?!

THAT'S WHAT WILLIE WANTED TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT.

SEE, WE WERE HOPING, AFTER THE WEDDING AND ALL,

THAT WE COULD MOVE IN HERE.

OH, WILLIE, WE'D LOVE TO HAVE YOU HERE,

BUT WON'T YOUR MA GET KIND OF UPSET?

DOESN'T SHE WANT YOU TO STAY AT THE HOTEL?

BELIEVE ME, THAT'S NO PROBLEM.

WELL, THEN, WELCOME TO WILDER'S ROOM AND BOARD.

IT'LL JUST TAKE ME A SECOND TO WHIP UP SOME LUNCH

IF YOU WANT TO STAY.

THANKS, BUT I GOTTA GET BACK TO THE RESTAURANT,

AND RACHEL HAS TO GET

THESE WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS TO THE POST OFFICE.

SEEMS LIKE PA HAS 1,000 RELATIVES,

AND THEY ALL LIVE BACK EAST.

BUT DON'T WORRY, WE'LL BE EATING YOU

OUT OF HOUSE AND HOME SOON ENOUGH.

WE'LL SEE YOU LATER.

SEE YOU. BYE-BYE.

SEEMS LIKE THEY'RE GROWING UP FASTER EVERY DAY.

NEXT THING, LITTLE ROSE'LL BE GETTING MARRIED.

OH, NO, YOU DON'T.

YOU'RE NOT MARRYING OFF MY DAUGHTER

UNTIL SHE GETS A CHANCE TO SEE THE WORLD.

THEY ALL SAY THAT.

WELL, LET'S GET STARTED ON THAT LUNCH,

AND THEN YOU CAN HELP ME HANG THE SIGN.

AAAGGGGHHH! DON'T DO THAT.

OOH, MY GOLLY. NEVER MIND THAT. I'LL HAVE THAT.

CAN'T WAIT, CAN YOU?

IT'S JUST SO EXCITING HAVING WEDDING PLANS IN THE AIR.

I'M SURE YOU MUST BE THRILLED, HARRIET.

THRILLED?! I'M DEVASTATED.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN?

WHY, RACHEL BROWN IS SUCH A LOVELY GIRL.

OH, YES, YES, FOR SOMEBODY ELSE MAYBE,

BUT CERTAINLY NOT FOR MY WILLIE.

WHY, THAT GIRL IS RUINING MY SON'S CHANCES

FOR A HAPPY LIFE.

IF IT WEREN'T FOR HER, HE WOULD BE GOING TO THE UNIVERSITY,

AND HIS FUTURE WOULD BE ASSURED.

HARRIET!

BUT WOULD HE LISTEN TO HIS MOTHER?

OH, NO, OF COURSE NOT.

WHY, WITHOUT AN EDUCATION, WHAT KIND OF A FUTURE CAN HE HAVE?

BUT DOES SHE CARE ABOUT WILLIE'S FUTURE? NO, ONLY HER OWN.

WELL, I CAN TELL YOU ONE THING.

IF THERE IS GOING TO BE A WEDDING,

I CERTAINLY AM NOT GOING TO BE THERE.

HARRIET.

GOOD DAY, MRS. FOSTER.

GOOD DAY, HARRIET.

I DON'T BELIEVE IT.

YOU CAN'T JUST CALL IT OFF WITHOUT GIVING ME A REASON.

WILLIE, I'VE TOLD YOU. IT'S JUST BETTER THIS WAY.

RACHEL BROWN, YOU'RE NOT LEAVING THIS KITCHEN

TILL YOU TELL ME WHAT I DID WRONG.

WILLIE, IT'S NOT YOU.

YOU HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG.

THEN WHAT IS IT?

IT'S YOUR MOTHER.

SHE SAYS THAT I'M RUINING YOUR LIFE

BECAUSE NOW YOU WON'T HAVE A CHANCE TO GO TO THE UNIVERSITY.

WHAT?!

MAYBE SHE'S RIGHT.

COME ON!

WHERE ARE WE GOING?

TO SEE MOTHER!

TIME TO OPEN THE RESTAURANT.

BETTER GET OVER THERE UNTIL WILLIE GETS BACK.

MM-HMM. NOW SEE.

SEE WHAT?

IT'S THAT GIRL.

FIRST SHE CONVINCES HIM TO FAIL THAT EXAM,

NOW SHE'S KEEPING HIM FROM DOING HIS PROPER WORK AT THE RESTAURANT.

HARRIET...

WELL, THEY'RE PROBABLY OFF SOMEWHERE KISSING.

[EXASPERATED] OH.

MOTHER? I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY TO YOU,

AND I'M ONLY GONNA SAY IT ONCE,

SO I WANT YOU TO PAY ATTENTION.

WILLIE, THERE'S NOTHING THAT YOU HAVE TO SAY--

MOTHER! I'M TALKING! YOU'RE LISTENING!

YOU'VE BEEN COMPLAINING TO ME AND TO FATHER

AND TO ANYONE ELSE IN WALNUT GROVE

THAT'LL LISTEN TO YOU THAT RACHEL IS RUINING MY LIFE.

NOW, I'VE KEPT QUIET ABOUT IT

BECAUSE I THOUGHT YOU'D REALIZE HOW WRONG YOU ARE,

BUT I'M NOT GONNA KEEP QUIET ABOUT IT ANY LONGER.

IF ANYONE IS RUINING MY CHANCES

FOR A HAPPY LIFE AROUND HERE, YOU ARE!

ME?!

YES, YOU!

OH!

RACHEL IS MY BEST CHANCE FOR A HAPPY LIFE,

AND I DON'T EVER WANNA HEAR YOU SAY ANOTHER UNKIND WORD ABOUT HER.

NOW, WE ARE GOING TO OPEN UP THE RESTAURANT,

AND YOU CAN STAY HERE UNTIL YOU ACCEPT THE FACT

THAT RACHEL AND I ARE GETTING MARRIED,

BECAUSE THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO.

OH, FINE, FINE, FINE! GO AHEAD, MARRY HER!

MARRY HER. WHAT DO I CARE?!

I WON'T BE THERE. I PROMISE YOU THAT!

FINE! THAT'S YOUR DECISION.

OH, BY THE WAY. MR. EDWARDS IS GOING TO BE MY BEST MAN.

OH!

OH, THERE YOU SEE?

YOU SEE WHAT THAT--THAT WENCH HAS DONE TO HIM?!

ASTONISHING.

[SOBBING]

HARRIET?

[SOBBING]

THIS IS ONE THAT YOU JUST ARE NOT GOING TO WIN.

[SOBS]

PLEASE. PLEASE JUST GET DRESSED

AND COME WITH ME TO THE WEDDING.

ABSOLUTELY NOT! IF YOU REALLY CARE FOR YOUR SON,

YOU'D TRY TO TALK HIM OUT OF THIS.

SUIT YOURSELF.

[SOBBING]

NANCY!

NANCY!

YOU DON'T HAVE TO SCREAM.

I CAN HEAR YOU.

OH, NANCY, PRECIOUS. GET MOTHER'S...

WHAT IS THAT? WHAT ARE YOU WEARING?

MY BRIDESMAID'S DRESS.

BRIDESMAID?

RACHEL ASKED ME TO BE HER MAID OF HONOR.

AGGGHHH!

MMMMMM!

YOU PROMISED ME THAT YOU WOULDN'T GO TO THAT WEDDING.

I'M SORRY, MOTHER.

THE MAID OF HONOR IS VERY IMPORTANT.

EVERYONE IN ALL OF WALNUT GROVE WILL BE THERE.

I JUST COULDN'T SAY NO.

[SOBBING]

BUT WHAT ABOUT ME?

I'M SORRY, MOTHER. YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO STAY HOME ALONE.

BUT WHAT ABOUT ME?

[SOBBING]

NOBODY CARES ABOUT ME!

Almanzo: LAURA.

ISAIAH, I DON'T THINK I'VE EVER SEEN YOU IN A TIE BEFORE.

Alden: PUT YOURS ON THIS UP HERE.

ALMANZO, PUT THIS ONE RIGHT HERE.

NOW, A LITTLE BIT MORE THIS WAY.

NOW TURN IT AROUND.

AREN'T THEY BEAUTIFUL?

THEY ARE.

WELL, EVERYBODY'S HERE...

ALMOST.

WELL.

I GUESS...

I GUESS IT WON'T BE LONG NOW.

OH, LITTLE DARLING.

DON'T YOU WORRY ABOUT ANYTHING.

YOU AND WILLIE ARE GONNA BE VERY, VERY HAPPY.

HE'S A FINE MAN.

OH, PA. I'M VERY, VERY HAPPY ALREADY.

I LOVE YOU.

MY LITTLE GIRL.

THEY'RE READY FOR US.

DO I LOOK ALL RIGHT?

THEY'LL ALL BE LOOKING AT ME, YOU KNOW.

[LAUGHTER]

[ORGAN MUSIC PLAYS]

WILT THOU HAVE THIS WOMAN

TO BE THY WEDDED WIFE?

TO LIVE TOGETHER, AFTER GOD'S ORDINANCY,

IN THE HOLY BONDS OF MATRIMONY?

WILT THOU LOVE HER AND COMFORT HER,

HONOR AND KEEP HER,

IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH,

AND FORSAKING ALL OTHERS,

CLEAVE THEE ONLY ONTO HER,

SO LONG AS YE BOTH SHALL LIVE?

I WILL.

[GIGGLES]

NANCY!

OH.

MAY I HAVE THE RING?

REPEAT AFTER ME...

WITH THIS RING...

WITH THIS RING...

I THEE WED.

I THEE WED.

AND WITH ALL MY WORLDLY GOODS...

AND WITH ALL MY WORLDLY GOODS...

I THEE ENDOW.

I THEE ENDOW.

[WOMAN SOBS]

I NOW PRONOUNCE YOU MAN AND WIFE.

[SOBBING]

AND WHOM GOD HATH JOINED TOGETHER,

LET NO MAN PUT ASUNDER.

[SOBBING]

[SOBS]

[SOBS]

YOU MAY KISS THE BRIDE.

GLAD YOU COULD MAKE IT TO THE WEDDING, HARRIET.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

BRINGS BACK MEMORIES, DOESN'T IT, HARRIET?

REMEMBER HOW UPSET MY MOTHER WAS?

SHE DIDN'T WANT ME TO QUIT COLLEGE TO GET MARRIED.

I BELIEVE SHE SAID THAT IT WOULD RUIN MY LIFE.

WELL, SHE WAS WRONG.

MARRYING YOU WAS THE SMARTEST THING I EVER DID.

DO YOU MEAN THAT?

IF I HAD IT TO DO OVER AGAIN,

I WOULDN'T CHANGE A THING.

OH, NELS.

[SOBBING]

OUR LITTLE WILLIE.

HE'S NOT SO LITTLE ANYMORE.

MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE?

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