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Shakespeare once wrote that we are all
actors strutting and fretting on a stage

until our part is play.

Of course.

Shakespeare was

a playwright.

Doctor like compare the
world to a vast wading

into which

humans bring as much.

As we can carry.

He was fine.

Allergies.

No kidding hit his head

I don't think so no.

A former may see US as seeds
in a field awaiting the harvest.

Or to see captains

we are a universe of
ships seeking safe harbor.

Do you have any family
who can help her through this.

Two of us.

Who's heard.

Third.

That has found this

in his pocket.

Crank.

Price on his best friend.

That somebody.

Isn't it

as name is John marks I mean I.

Can remember.

No no my son is when

greatest.

I know.

What is.

What does that address.

Itself stamps and the gift
shopping is a mailbox outside.

But

to a postal worker like me.

I believe that we
are all in some way

living letters.

Unique souls slipped into
fragile human envelopes.

Stamped by our creator

and sent into the world with
a story only we can share.

Even when we are
missing a stamp or two.

Like the mail.

We are sometimes mishandled.

Misdirected.

Even.

Lost

along the way.

And yet.

What is written on our
hearts can never truly be lost.

And will.

Somehow.

Some way.

Some day.

Be delivered.

Morning to

how are you today

considering all the way
to have to do today we

aren't that.

Good of course being evaluation of
character and wellbeing and well-being

characterization

the state of being.

Time

he felt.

Excited for Saturday.

The question about
the matter how well you.

Were interviewing for
the tenth position today.

Running late.

Our colleagues are
getting married on Saturday

so you'll be assisting miss

a with dorman and myself all
our coworkers or other animal.

So this is year.

The dead letter guys.

Were in elite task force of with

wide powers of.

Of discretion.

Sunday recall us the possible.

Oops.

The.

Kind of sticky.

Customers like
left over breakfast.

You know.

We have

everything we

need right here
on your resume so.

We will be in
touch will be intact.

Right.

The morning

the morning

or

goodbye.

Right that was Phoenix bank

he's are no

oh well.

I'm sure other.

Applicants will be
more impressive.

For me to.

Not everyone appreciates the
glamour and mystery of our work Oliver.

There are only two applications.

Just Phoenix senate
Charlie somebody.

Who's coming in at three

by.

That gives us time to show you
our house I love at lunch !
Oh, I can't wait.

Oh and Rita and I have
our last fitting at two.

Then we should get busy I believe today
we address the horribly ripped and mangled

and sticky.

How

these are from the food truck
know how that happened last week.

A bucket of syrup

fell off a waffle wagon that
ran over the bag of dead letters.

That fell off of a postal ban
on the way to the yellow.

Now there are

glued together.

Hence the aroma of breakfast.

It looks as though.

Someone

less skilled then we

attempted to separate them and.

Rip this one off the top

that.

Was Phoenix.

An hour.

Left with just a few letters and numbers
and then the rest of the address as well.

Stuck to this

well it is a start assuming it can
be detached Norman any thoughts

well I have been developing a special
separating solution specifically for.

Paper preservation

but it's it's still in its exp their
mental status that might be too sir.

Norman from what I can perceive

a child's drawing.

Is cemented in this envelope

and we cannot allow

our country's children to lose faith
in the United States postal system.

And.

Oh.

Say.

Overly.

What do you think.

Love it.

It's been

so.

Rita.

Don't you just love
the breakfast nook

love the nook and the kestrel
can be a nursery Sunday

Sunday.

Is the perfect starter home yes

so

are you going to make it off.

Yet we just

wanted your blessing oh
and and your dad's of course.

What do you think we start your

solid bones

copper plumbing

new electrical.

I say go for.

Yeah excel.

Big week.

A house a wedding

and we finally get to meet your
mother were allowed to a three isn't bad.

Hey everybody gets the

meet the in-laws jitters but.

If she did anything
like you will be easy.

She's not.

We do where the same
size shoe and we share.

Just the shoe size.

Don't worry.

We'll take good care
of her. Won't we Oliver ?

Now i'm

not sure this.

Mailbox meets postal
regulations.. Dad may I borrow your

tape measure.

Her flight gets in tomorrow.
Dinner is at six thirty.

Scheduled my meltdown for

eight fifteen.

I wouldn't miss it!

We did it !
We put in an offer...

and they accepted!

Right over the phone.

Right over the phone?

We bought a house.

We bought a house.

Norman, will you

be all right.

And it's alot to take in

house.

Down payment thirty day
escrow but I am getting.

Married and four days and I need

my best man to be, well...

At his best.

Yeah.

No problem I got you.

Chocolates from here

oh.

Let's see.

Tuxedo, check.

Ring, check.

Wedding license
check wedding gift for

bride.

I thought

people give us gifts.

And you give each other one.

That's

basic wedding etiquette.

I read that in the best man's
guide to basic wedding etiquette.

Oh, I see.

What should I get.

Oh...

Well

pearls are always in good taste

but something simple

you know something
that lasts forever.

Forever.

Yeah yeah you know
something that you.

have at your
fiftieth anniversary.

Or fiftieth.

Fifty years.

Yeah.

It's about twenty years
longer than my mortgage.

I gotta admit, when we found
the perfect peace for the two of you.

Or maybe the three of you?

Did you take the test ?

I did! And I'm not.
And maybe I was because.

I was craving peanut butter and

mayonnaise sandwiches.

But I just like peanut butter
and mayonnaise.

I'm sorry.

It's okay.

Actually it's not.

Okay

the more I think about it
not being okay the more I think

Something

is not okay.

But I know in my heart.

Will

be okay it's just that i'm

disappointed again.

Well, then you hang in there
and you do what?

Trust the timing!
Exactly!

Oh.

Hello.

Can I help you

I'm waiting for Shane.

Well,

She's

still at work.

I'm Joseph O'Toole
I'm Sharon Mcinerney

and our children
are getting married.

No kidding.

You didn't know?

Mean I mean your.

Shane's mother.

Didn't I just say that.

Yes.

Is a pleasure to meet you.

Sorry you had to.

Wait out here like this but.

I think

Shane's

expecting you tomorrow

yes yes.

Right.

So did at work.

Well a Norman managed to separate the address
from this year but it's still to syrup

damaged

to read.

So all we have is the addresses
what's left on the envelope.

Yeah.

J o.

h.

John ?

something...

And

there's a

ooh.

It's kind of wet.

Yeah

I saw the envelope
in the same solution.

It's your dad.

Hey Joe.

I was thinking that if we can dry the
envelope and then separate the letter then we

can...
What ??

No no

no no no

no no.

It's

It's an extra day...

Your,

your mother can be that bad.

No she's not. She's just

peculiar.

and opinionated and
she makes me so.

So.

So so.

So.

All right perhaps.

She's not everyone's
cup of tea but.

She's not even a cup.

She is

a

kettle of crazy she is

a laboratory beaker
full of bad chemistry

she is the holy grail of kilt.

I can only spend two days
with or at a time three tops.

Now it's four.

Four!

Oliver.

That gives her enough time to
reorganize my space by bags and

refold my laundry and.

Kept my cashmere
sweater stuck well.

Oh, it is...

Only four days.

Oh, darling

you are so cute.

Okay

he got it.

It's dry.

Hm.

Well.

We have.

A letter

and

A child's drawing.

Your third.

I miss you.

Love from

Owen.

Fred.

Let's see.

Dear John.

It's been two years
since Fred left us and

went to live with all of you.

It's always meant

so much to Owen to know that.

His friend.

Still.

Out there on the.

Lawn with you.

He's such

a happy little seven
year old and i'm.

So proud to be as mom.

Anyway tonight he
just suddenly collapsed.

Collapse.

And now

I'm here with him
at rocky canyon.

In the

see you.

And they think he has.

Leukemia.

He's so afraid and
he's asking to see.

Red.

There any way you can track him
down and bring him to the hospital.

No matter what happens I know.

Find some peace.

Great.

I

think she signs of gratefully.

Arrest is gone.

So we know.

The letter is addressed head

John but without a
last name it's useless.

All we know was delayed
due to missing postage.

At the time and arrived John

whoever

didn't live there anymore if
somebody was returned to sender.

That is the letters directive.

And it must be honored

so it goes.

Back into the mail.

On the cycle continues until it's classified
as a dead letter so we have no idea how

long it was in the system.

Doesn't matter how on.

If as boy is managed to survive he still
waiting for somebody loves to come back.

We don't know.

How much time he has.

Well.

Then we'd better get started.

Okay.

Thank you.

The charge nurse
doesn't remember.

Any pediatric patients with the name of Owen
in the past few weeks now if you want me

to dig back a little further.

I may have to break
through a firewall or to.

Well what else can be to.

Have to focus on

when we have so far i'm.

Partial address very partial

yeah well.

First name am j o h that's

John.

Second line sta something

third line something

t street.

And zip code has something zero
something something something

I really hope this
letter with yield more.

That one's trying.

Cause.

Or ago I read a
fascinating article

on page seventy six
of postal family monthly.

About

hidden messages
in your child's aren't

it was called

secrets of the crayon.

Children like to draw themselves
beside their heroes like

Superman or captain america are

super Fred

right what about.

Fearing spread.

There's to as.

On his hat and what is this.

Sword

maybe a.

Magic wand

snake is kind of wrigley but it.

Has sparks flying out of it

the magic snake.

His me.

Charlie ready here to
interview for the temp job

and she's.

That I couldn't
keep her waiting.

Her.

She.

Think.

Okay thank you.

How can be reduced
think this job is

Norman there are certain rules about what
we can say in the workplace no personal

questions about
marital status or.

Parental status or

I'm just supposed to ignore the fact
that she's yes how was she can sort all the

oversized internationals
from the domestics or

care the bulk mail
at the expediting.

Norman.

It's a

new world Norman.
What ever you do, don't say baby!

I'm Rita.

I hope that's okay that I apply,
I saw the notice on the board

and thought, what am I waiting for?

I got a pretty good idea.

Charlie.

Let's just

get out on over

to Norman's office and we
can look over your application.

I.

I.

Am I supposed to ignore that.

I just bought a house, I don't think
I can handle anymore today...

Did she get the job?

Oh

What about this for the Rita's
maid of

honor get.

Silver owl

necklace.

Two.

Summers.

Of

what.

Are you doing here or

here.

Here

or

Here in Colorado a day early because that's
a longer story and I I don't want to take

you away from their work

and.

How do

you get any work
done in those shoes

on this cement floors.
That's my mother!

Mrs Mcinerney I'm so
pleased to meet you I'm Oliver

the Oliver this
marrying my daughter.

Who else mother is not the only
Oliver in the world yes I am indeed

Shane's fiance I would be honored to
give you a tour of our inner sanctum.

Then.

Laid on

it does.

She didn't tell me you are a
lover of Shakespeare please.

Didn't mention you were so.

So.

Whatever this is.

When she started vacuuming
your venetian blinds

I thought maybe
I'd bring her to you.

Chicken.

She just had

Braxton

Hicks.

That is a terrible name for a baby.

No. Braxton Hicks are when you have
contractions and you think you're going into

labor.

But you're not.

Aren't we breaking some
laws just by been here.

What was talking to the rules
about where to have the interview.

Postal services are in my blood.

My great-grandfather wrote the US
manuals down the Grand Canyon.

That was my winning question at the miss
special delivery pageant!
You're miss special

delivery.

That was some time ago...
I used to dream about doing that.

But then I ended up
with a husband for awhile

and things got.

Well, they got complicated.

If you're wondering if I can do
the job this won't be a problem.

This.

Yeah.

But don't even know who.

Oh.

Charlie.

Of all the people that applied
you seem to be the most.

Motivated.

And

since you're not

actually expected

to deliver your.

A you're.

A little parcel post.

For a few weeks or so oh.

Shane and Oliver should
be back by then.

So.

Let's just make it official.

You can start training tomorrow.

That's great, thank you!

welcome aboard

then if you need any help.

Getting on board.

Yeah okay.

And we process thousands of letters in
here but we treat each one with a certain

reverence and we believe.

Each one has its own destiny.

Okay

now let's see we've
been to sorting, pending.

The unattached objects
alcoa, Norman's laboratory

My collection of antique
letter openers

very impressive and
we were were awarded.

These after a particularly difficult case
in which we happily averted a homicide by

Shany

Remember when you got that best
actress trophy in the tenth grade for

what was it

much to do about nothing which you love
to make much to do about.

You were brilliant.

Oliver...

I broke the firewall the hospital
records go back seven years I

could run a search for

the name Owen, but

It may take a few days and we
can be on our honeymoon by then

We cannot allow that to happen.

Particular for

mother.

Have you.

Have you decided to come on
Wednesday instead of

Thursday?

Yes.

I realized we'd be so busy

that I wouldn't get a chance
to really get to know Oliver.

And its natural habitat.

Well

I had a

nice dinner,

party plan for tomorrow night.

Now I haven't had a chance to go shopping
so there's nothing in the refrigerator.

I saw.

But.

I'll just

get into that very
busy pantry of years

and Russell's I pick up.

Tell you what I have got some great
steaks at home I can stop and get some a

some some shrimp and some.

Corn and we can
barbecue in your backyard.

Barbecue.

I will bring one.

What's this

that that is our current
assignments actually.

Confidential, very sensitive.

Coastal privacy code 10 07.

You know.

My mother

actually taught first
grade for a long time.

Maybe she can help why don't
you show her Owen's picture.

I guess.

Is.

It's right.

This.

Little boy and environment

I'm sorry.

What.

Will you think a little
boy true picture of his

best friend as a superhero like.

Fearless Fred.

Or fireman Fred.

See,

he's holding a hose.

On we

we actually believe that.

Magic sword or possibly

a magic snake

No, he shooting water out of the
firehouse at the fire right here.

See the orange scribbles.

I know what a child thinks a firefighter
looks like Fred's a firefighter. And

Right here

her mother says.

Owen.

Was always so proud

to know that his friend
was out there on the line

with him.

Line?

Not.

Long

time

just despite fires on fire to the
lines, not fire lawns!

Fair point. It's difficult to make
out covered with.

All the

syrup.

That smelled a little like breakfast.

Well.

Good thing I came a day early

anything else I can help
you with around here.

Actually I could use some
help with those steaks.

Well.

Alright.

Where do you stand on marinates?

I am

deeply held.

thoughts

about marinates.

I imagine you do.

And.

When

when you said your mother

was an English teacher I thought oh a kindred
spirit but I'm having a bit of trouble

keeping up with her or maybe
more than just a little bit.

I warned you.

She's a handful.

Sometimes.

It's worth it.

For example.

I can't believe I am
about to say this but.

I agree with my mother I
think fret is firefighter.

So do I.

What frightened a little boy wouldn't want
someone like that to come save him when

everything's burning
down around him.

So now we're looking for
a firefighter named Fred.

That it was written about the Fred,
but it was sent to someone named John.

What if he was a firefighter too.

Maybe that's what

we should be looking for.

Oh finding all the Fred's and

John's and matching
one to Owen.

Well that would definitely.

cut into your honeymoon.

Yeah I know.

Oliver won't rest
until this dissolved.

That's what we love about him.

Checks every
letter so personally.

Do you two have children?

Soon.

Maybe.

We're really hoping for soon

that.

Well

Oliver likes to say

trust the timing.

Oliver says all sorts
of things doesn't he.

Oliver is a wonderful man.

You'll see,

once you get to know him.

Lemonade.

Oh.

Thank you.

We used to have roses like that
in the house where Shane grew up

yes yes, I know.

Rosacea.

Rosa santina.

She always talks about
how much you love them

so I planted them

for her.

It was very sweet of you.

As well

I have

an affinity for the past that.

Shane's

emphasis on the current might typically
preclude but I suspect in some cases

such as

a living reminder of her ancestral
home she might still hold a

tender thought.

I just

want to make her happy.

How did you to ever.

I

I mean I've never seen

anyone wear a

suit and pocket watch

to a barbecue.

Oh!

Thank you.

Yes it was my grandfather's I wind it
every morning and it has never failed me.

Shane has

tried to convert me,

unsuccessfully to one of those digital
timepieces that require nightly charging.

But, perhaps I'm a
little old fashioned.

Possibly.

You know why.

Why?

Why you seem to
identify so much with

things at the past.

Your

dad

seems comfortable

here in the.

21st century.

Oh well he

No.

We should get these started.

45 minutes on the grill when it's

slightly char.

Hello everybody!

Hello!

my grandmother's jalapeno moles.
surprise.

Whala!

How does a little boy become
friends with a firefighter.

Perhaps he was a neighbor.

But a fire.

At

his house.

You know this is.

more complicated when we thought.
Perhaps we should move the

rehearsal to

Friday.

Yeah.

Well the minister is only
available on Thursday

Oh.

You know firefighters
are a very tight knit

family.

I bet, if we found a firefighter that
has been around awhile and he might

know a Fred or two.
At least

be able to send you
in the right direction.

Oh, Norman!

I bet you have a cousin
in the fire department.

Oh, ah, let me think.

How many cousins does he have?

Thirty seven.

Oh, Theo. Yes. He's a firefighter
at a station Alabama.

Station.

That's the sta.

On the envelope

Owens mother must have sent the letter
to a fire station. We should head over to

Theo's first thing in the morning
or we could even go tonight.

Or.

First thing

in the morning.

Is there's something.

Going on

with you.

What do you mean?

Just seem

awfully preoccupied.

Recently.

Is it the wedding or

my mother.

Oh no, she's lovely.

And ah,

so interested

in getting to know me.

A good thing isn't it?
Of course, there is just

great deal to accomplish
before our wedding.

Like being rehearsal

for you are willing to postpone.

I just think it would
be nice not to have

any outstanding work on our
desks so we can relax

on our honeymoon.

I am counting on relaxing.

We are going to find Fred.

I just know it.

So, Oliver was married before.

Yeah.

It was probably the only
spontaneous thing Oliver's ever done.

Didn't last very long.

She just wasn't.

You know

postal.

enough.

But he and Shane are made
for each other.
Oh, that's good.

Cause marriage is hard.

Pretty easy so far for me
and Norman.

We were friends for a long time first.

A long time.

Next time I'll do it right.

I was just too young to be a wife

and now being alone with this one do into
two and a half weeks and the rent do

in two.

It's getting pretty obvious
I'm not in a good place to be in

all right now either.

So I was thinking that.

I mean.

I want this little girl.

I really do.

But I also wanted her to
have a chance.

You know.

So.

So when she's born i'm
going to put her up for a adoption.

I'd like to be the guy that
gets to drive one of these bad boys.

Not if one of them is
going to a fire.

Oh, you never dreamed
of being a firefighter Oliver?

No.

I mean.

I.

Always wanted to be.

Well.

This.

Norman.

What's up.

Hey Theo.

These are my colleagues

Oliver and Shane.

Sorry to be dragging the
way through meera forest fires

well none today so far.

What do you got?

We received a letter from the
mother of a little boy named Owen

she is searching for Owens best friend
whom we believe maybe a firefighter named

Fred.

Yeah.

He looks like this.

Sort of.

Yeah.

Yeah oh

Fred was with us here
at the station for awhile.

You know him.

Knew him.

There's a picture
of him, here we go.

At a retirement party
a few years ago.

Bob, Cameron, Susie,
Chris and Fred.

Five names but

for people.

Four people

and one

Fred.

That's Fred?

The likeness is

very good.

We thought he was a
firefighter.

He was, in a way.

You know that big peak to peak fire

they pulled in fire crews from
all over the state to fight that

So the story goes,

this five year old boy who always
wanted to become a fireman.

Took his favorite toy

to one of the stations and

I guess he gave
it to the crew to

carry on the truck for company.

That little boy.

Do you know where
we could find him.

I don't think anyone
would know that any more.

Fred was passed around from
station to station and fire to fire until.

Well,

until we took him on an arsen call
in Roosevelt national forest.

We lost control

we had to pull back

really fast leaving
everything behind.

We went back looking for Fred but

the fire was declared a crime scene
so we weren't allowed in the area.

Probably wouldn't matter.

It was a bad one.

What was the station Fred

came from before this one?

Ooh.

Let me think

we got Fred from station 27
out in broomfield.

I guess we can just keep
following Fred backwards and

till we arrive at Owen.

Sounds like a lot of work

well

one way or the other.

This letter is being
returned to sender.

But

not Fred.

No.

Unless.

I dunno, what's the post office
have to do with an old arsen case?

Will happily we won't

burden you with the complexities of such
a story but I assure you as a federal task

force we possess the

authority to employ
any means necessary

to complete our investigation.

Good luck.
This could take for ever.

Well I look for the boxes of near the
perimeter where the fire trucks would have been.

Norman.

Shane.

Say hello to Fred.

He made it through the fire.

Oh me a little faith.

Peak to peak fire was ten
years ago that's

a lot of firefighters to engineer since then.
Yes, I understand but nevertheless.

Look at this.

I thought that was just crystallized
syrup but underneath that looks like

handwriting.

I believe it is.

Thoughts?

What your old Patrick
revolution solution

oh that's my lamp.

I'm going to get you home Fred.

Oliver, I think we need to face

Something.

Two years.

After

and.

Gave Fred away

he was diagnosed

with leukemia.

That is just a long time to expect a little boy to
survive something.
I'm sorry we are not

medical professionals nor are we fortune
tellers we can only do what we do well.

Efficiently, expediently, correct?

Ofcourse.

Mr. O'Tool

Shane.

Oliver.

Hey Joe.

Oh ah

no

no.

That some.

That's okay.

Yeah no

I will.

I will meet you there.

Okay.

Alright thank you.

That was your father.

He is on mother of the bride patrol
and apparently she had some new ideas

so.

How about you go to station 27
and I will take my lunch break early shame.

If that's

alright with you

Shane

I am sorry

please.

Just.

I said it's fine.

I.

Just don't forget that the
rehearsal is at seven pm tiny.

Should be sort of.

Up

there

high

Sorin.
Yes.

and for a standing things.

Posts, pillars, columns.
Yes.

And.

Creating a kind of a.

Bauer.

Bauer.

Like a gazebo.

Could you be referring to
the traditional Hebrew copa.

There you go.

Mother we are not Jewish

and

how's that my fault.

And canopies are very symbolic.

They create a sacred space
for the bride and groom

that the rest of us can't enter.

That sounds

pretty

good right about now.

No I've seen many

beautiful weddings of all
faiths take place under a canopy

something like this

perhaps.

Perfect.

Also been I could
weep together a

beautiful the tabernacle
of love in a few hours.

That is just quite nice Ramon
Thank you! I once worked as an architect's assistant to

Francesco Catalan.

The greatest designer of urgent
care facilities in Barcelona.

Ofcourse you did

I love it.

Now,

ah,

about those candles.

I give up.

Are you okay?

Thank you.

Sanctuary isn't big
enough for the both of us.

Maybe not.

Your mom has been

imagining this day.

Her whole life, just like you.

She's is just.

trying to find a way to be part of it.

She has already been here a day and she's
already building a gazebo in the sanctuary.

I'm

no expert but.

If a gazebo

is the worst of it

you got off easy.

Fair enough.

Yeah if you could

just explain Oliver.

to me.

What's going on?

We found friend.

He was a stuffed toy.

A toy.

Sort of a firefighters mascot.

Owen gave him away years ago.

Anyway.

Suddenly Oliver

just seems

far more interested in.

reuniting a boy with this stuffed action
figure than he is in getting married.

Honey,

you know this is not true.

Says he just wants to clear
up his desk before the wedding.

Maybe he needs to
clear off more than a letter.

I'll tell you what.

I'm going to go build a gazebo.

For my two favorite
people in the world.

You.

Go find.

Your future husband

and ask him about.

Dumbarton oaks.

Dumbarton oaks ?

Captain hi.

My name is Oliver O'Tool i am
from the US postal services

Oliver O'Tool I'm from the US
postal service, have you

seen this doll?

Pardon me.

Hi I'm Oliver O'Tool I'm from

the United States postal
service and I was wondering if

you have a moment to?
It's Fred.

Good to see this little guy again.

It would mean the
world to Owen if we could

get Fred

back home.

Don't know where he started.
I don't think anybody

knows anyone.

Adoption.

Charlie said that?
Yes.

You know Norman.

We've been so
worried about getting

pregnant.

We've forgotten that it is really about

being parents.

When we are ready.

Right?

This happens.

It's sorta feels like a

like a miracle.

If I get through the next three weeks about
using the word baby would be a miracle.

She needs get parents and

we're ready to start a family.

Wow

Yeah.

Wow.

Thought we had a rehearsal.

Cancelled it.

What.

It wasn't really that complicated

mean you

stand there, Rita and Norman
walk down the aisle.

I don't

understand.

Oliver, we don't need a
rehearsal for the wedding.

We need one for the marriage.

I

I can't.

I can't stand here

on Saturday wondering what.

What happens.

With us today.

You're not sharing with me what's going
on with you and if you can't do that today.

How can you share
your life with me.

How can I share mine with you.

Who or what is

dumbarton oaks.

It is a

Museum in Washington DC.
They have been astounding library of

medieval Latin and old English

texts.

Why.

Would your dad tell
me to ask you about it.

Hm.

Yeah.

As you know my mother left my

Dad and me.

But actually.

she left us.

twice.

First time

was after a fight my
parents had when I was 8.

But, she

came back for awhile.

And she brought me

stuffed bear.

She said his name was

dumbarton oaks and she

met him.

in Georgetown when she was there

and

she thought.

He needed a friend.

Anyway,

I love that bear.

I didn't let him out of my sight.

But somehow I knew

she wasn't really

back for good.

I was a kid so I thought.

If I could somehow
just hold onto that bear.

That I could

hold on.

Hold on to her.

I kept that bear

on my dresser for years.

So she know what I loved her.

But.

What happened to dumbarton?

Day she left us,

again.

I was furious.

I grabbed him and

took him out to the trash.

But, I couldn't do it.

So I took him

to church.

Then I left him on
the altar right there.

And I walked out.

And I never looked back.

I.

Can't help

feeling that

their is something else

in you.

Still need to
leave at the altar.

Why don't we start

getting by getting Fred home?

What ever it takes, no matter
how long

for better.

or worse.

What is this.

Tabernacle of cloth.

Any minute now.

Norman,

I must admit how

very impressed I am

your scientific skills.
You must have

dreamed of being a
scientist when you were a boy.

I actually I wanted
to be a cowboy.

A cowboy.

Yeah

my mother

my biological mother.

She used to tell me bedtime stories about
how my father was just the way in Wyoming

riding horses and hurling cattle.
So I wondered who are up to be just like him.

I was going to be
just like my mom

cave exploring and UFO activist.

I wanted to teach
just like my mother.

I wonder.

If our parents realize just how
much they shape our dreams

Oh, well.

Along those lines.

Parent hooding

and such.

Rita

and myself I

well.

Charlie.

Is planning to give up
her child for adoption.

So we were thinking

like a very seriously

thinking.

That those parents could be

us.

Oh... It is so wonderful.

Have you

mentioned this to Charlie?

Not yet but the timing

just seems so amazing.
It will have to be handled discreetly the course

Right.

But isn't that fun imagining a little
postable running around the dead letter office

while standing and sorting stuff.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

Mrs. Mcinerney what
a delightful surprise!

Rita

Norman. Good morning.

What brings you to
our workplace mother?

Well.

I packed

two different mother
of the bride dresses

but

not being privy to what
your color scheme is

I thought you
should pick it out.

One silver.

One gold.

Classic and traditional.

What's this.

Oh that is

Fred the firefighter. It turns out your
assessment of the child's drawing was accurate.

You mean, I was right.

Indeed.

So did you find the kid.

Not yet.

We're working on it.

Well.

What is to be will be

even if it never comes to pass.

but we have every
attention that will

come to pass.
Mother.

Know what

it's a very small wedding
with no specific color theme so.

Whatever you want

silver or gold.

What.

What's Oliver's favorite color.

Oh.

Well.

As you have the

rest of your life together

to figure that out! Right?

Anyway

I was going to make dinner
tonight since you're also busy

what sounds good.

Clams and a nice

red wine, please.

Clams.

Done.

Carry on!
Did I say that I wanted to be
just like her when I grew up?

Grow up and be...

Wait a moment.

Why a firefighter?
What?

Why was Owen

fascinated.

with firefighters and

well maybe he wanted to
be when when they grow up.

Just.

Like his dad.

Very possibly except.

His mother never mentions a father
she never writes we, she writes I.

I am with him.

I know Owen will find peace
What if Owen

took Fred to the fire station.

Because his own father
was about to fight that fire

we just have to
know which station.

Any minute now.

I need a Yuhuu!

We refilled the refrigerator this morning.

You only eat clams

and

red wine when you're upset.

How do you do it

Norman?

Do what?

You never knew your father your
mother been in union you become this.

This confident, open trusting fellow.

Your mother left to you too.

My point exactly.

I did finally get a

A great forevermore.

Forever is hard to come by.

Norman, it's working.

I see

Denver

and station.

And the number

Three

something.

thirty

Thirty one, thirty two.

I am on it!

Well you know the way I see it.

It's not what you've lost.

It is what you found.

Think of all the great woman
who stayed in your life.

My grandmother she loves you.

Mrs Parker Pennington Paine did provide.

Excellent guidance, as did

my Sunday school teacher.

dear mrs. Kensinger.

Oh and

your idol.

Teresa Capita O'Monte

she adored you.

Then there's a

Shane.

Of course.

Miss Mcinerney worked in direct line
operations but small miracle brought her to us.

There are no small

miracles Oliver.

Only big miracles.

They only seem small because
we stand so far away from them.

Oliver, I found something!

It's from an old
Denver post article

there was a firefighter
at station 36

in parkhill ten years ago.

Named Thomas Owen Walker.

I bet that is it.

I bet

Owen one has his father's middle name.

Despite the destruction of eighty
thousand acres the peak to peak fire

resulted in a single casualty.

Lieutenant Thomas

Walker, whose heroic actions

saved the life of station
captain John Works.

That resulted in his own

tragic death.

Lieutenant Walker

leaves behind a wife

and a five year old son.

Biante,

cabernet.

Anything red.

You

offered.

The Christmas tree.

Growing out of a rock.

That sounds miraculous to me.

Funny I think about that
tree from time to time.

Out there.

Alone in the wind.

Holding onto that rock, just

trying to survive.

Or maybe the rock.

was holding onto it.

Then I

well that was

my mother of course.

You still in the mood for plans?

Oliver.

I'm sorry that was just.

Thinking of mrs Gensinger.

Your Sunday school teacher.

She has known me longer than any other
woman in my life. I'd forgotten just

how much she had tried to teach me.

About what?

Hold on,

when to let go.

Mmmh.

I'm gonna

hold on.

Yeah.

Oh, hey.

I felt that.

Hey Charlie. How is it going?

Oh good yeah I

thought I'd get a
headstart on the

What is a N I F T S ?

Oh aah

NIFTS

Yeah not intended for this system.

Things that ended up here when
they're supposed to be

somewhere else.

Hm

We were wondering if you would
like to take your lunch break with us?

The mailbox grill

I.

Our treat.

Oh

ahh

I'd love to but I need to use my lunch
hour to start looking for a new job.

It looks like USPS is
coming back contempt.

Thank you.

Range check maybe?

What are you thinking about?

I don't want to say it if it's going
to make you unhappy.

We're married norman,

we can say anything
to each other.

If her baby.

ever needed a family tomorrow next week or

whenever.

And I knew in my soul that we were
supposed to be her parents then.

liably that would be a miracle
that we would have to say yes to.

I agree.

Trust the timing.

Wouldn't it be a mistake
to twist the timing.

What if Charlie isn't our miracle.

What if we are her's?

This is it.

Lieutenant Walker's old station house.

Somebody still might know him.

Good afternoon we're
looking for the officer

on duty.

That's me.

I am lieutenant Walker.

Lieutenant Walker.

That's right.

We are from the

I'm sorry

are you...

are you Owen's mother?

Yes.

I wrote this,

when i was first night in a hospital.

How is he.

Speaking out so far.

It's getting harder.

How on earth did you track him down?

We actually

thought you were looking for
someone named John at first.

John Works.

He was on my husband's crew.

I thought he could help except.

Found out later he had retired.

Moved away and we lost touch.

But I never give up
trying to track him down.

Till I saw something on the news.

About a fire in
the national forest.

Recorded the fire captain.

Said something about
everybody cut out safe.

Except their mascot.

That's tough to a friend.

I never told them no he.

He'd already lost much.

Forgive me.

But I have to ask.

Becoming a firefighter
after losing your husband it's a

surprising.

Owen was determined to take his dad's place.

Except that wasn't possible.

I decided to do it.

For the both of them.

It doesn't worry him.

Now that you're fighting fires to.

You know.

We've learned something about loss.

Through all of this.

Being afraid to lose someone

someday.

It's just the joy of
having them today.

I tried everything.

And now there's one clinical trial left.

Don't believe it starts tomorrow.

Kind of like a miracle.

Your timing is perfect.

Hey.

How to go with firefighter Fred?
Oh yeah.

Mission almost accomplished.

Almost?

Yes we

deliver Fred to Owen tomorrow.

The same tomorrow that your

wedding is happening on?

Yes as a matter of fact!

Mrs Mcinerney may I

ask

why are you removing Shane's roses?

We need them for your sacred space.

Give her a chance Ollie.

She's not so different you know.

Thank you for your service.

Joe told me that.

clams and red wine are
your go to comfort food.

Are you

currently in need of comfort.

I can't say I've

given it much thought

Oh I bet he has

put a lot of thought into it.

How long did you

think before you asked Shane
to marry you?

Well let me think.

It was

8:30 am on a Monday.

I was standing in line.

in front of her.
Oh good heavens!

Oliver.

It was love at first
sight then, yes or no?

Yes.

But I was married.

To a woman who

ran off to Paris to write
terrible poetry from what I hear.

It was

an remarkable.

The poetry.

the actual

leaving was

very painful

I imagine.

She

left you at the.

National

postal museum, leaving you holding the

proverbial mailbag.

At the pony express exhibit.

Shane certainly has

kept you.

informed.

My mother.

Sit.

I am sure she have plenty
to say about me too but.

As much as we drive
each other crazy.

We love each other

and

have

always

been there

for each other.

Just

like you and your dad.

We are

close now but

we were a strange for

nearly 15 years,

I'm affraid.

So he wasn't around when she left?

No.

Then, who's there to help you through.

I had my faith.

Faith is good.

Hard to hug though.

You are

a good

man

Oliver.

Sensitive.

Brilliant.

Oddly.

Grammatically correct.

Maddeningly cerebral.

And

incredibly thoughtful.

Lover of

Shakespeare and

Mail.

And my beautiful daughter.

And

tomorrow you are going to marry her and
you need to get your act together before

then.

Instead of pushing it all
down with

shellfish and

Pinot noir.

I just... I don't know what to do.

You begin by doing the thing that scares you the most.
What we have to do is face up the scary and

the rest is easy.

You need to heal

But you don't have to do it alone!

You have a

whole family

of people who love you deary.

And

And that includes me.

Because

That was a choice.

Choise that i want to make.

And tomorrow

it.

If you you

want

I would like to become

the mother you deserve.

What do you say?

Serve god.

Love

Shane

What to do

half nothing.

Are you okay?
Yeah! Can I help?

Oh.

Okay.

I

Charlie

we've been thinking.

We are very impressed
with your work.

Thank you.

Maybe you could give me a
recommendation when I leave.

Oh well.

We

talked to Oliver and Shane and

we would like to offer you a job

in the DLO.

Full-time.

But it feels like.

You would be giving up

something.

Someone.

Because you don't
think you can have both.

Is that right.

Norman and I have

talked it over.

And

We would like to adopt

you.

I don't understand.

Oh ah

What if you had a job

and home

and

a family.

That would

love to help you raise your little

one.

Seriously

yeah.

We just bought a house.

We can turn the guest room
from a new apartment

rent free.

And we can all help each other

the next village.

With basement then.

I

don't know what to say.

Say yes.

Oh no.

No.

I am in labour again.

You rejoin the full time labour force.

and we fool all the sacred federal laws.

No, Norman she is in labour, labour!

Baby.

Hey.

I made all the calls for tomorrow I've
confirmed our tickets to London Heathrow your

tux has right.

Is that my back from Joe.

Great!

And

I was

just trying on my

My going

away dress.

What do you think?

Can you believe that by this
time next week we will be all our

honeymoon.

Standing in the London
museum of male reveling in the

epic archives of the British postal service.

Oh, what are your thoughts

on ballooning overstock home?

Oliver.

All of you're,

you're scaring me.

You were right.

Robin Walker's letter

has awakened

Something in me,

I realize

I now must face.

When I was little

I wanted to deliver mail.

As a man I had to.

I had to

return to strangers.

What was lost.

Because I realized

that what I'd lost

I couldn't restore.

Go on.

My mother

left me,

my wife left me.

How long will it be before you.

Oliver

No

I can't get it out of
my head that forever.

Is a promise not everyone
can keep especially to me.

After they realize
that I'm really

I'm just

just exactly who you are.

Oliver I'm sorry.

Your wife left

and I am so sorry.

Your mother left but

I'm afraid

that somewhere along the line.

You started believing that all
that leaving had something to do

with you.

They left.

Not because they

figured out who you are.

Because they have
no clue who they were.

I know who I am.

Oliver.

And I know you.

I know you.

You

are the man I have loved

and worked with.

and cried with and fought with.

And prayed with

And

prayed for.

I know you and
I still love you.

I always will
and i will never leave you.

It's after midnight.

You've seen the bride on her wedding day.

Then it is a beautiful sight to behold.

Since it is our

wedding day know.

I have a gift for you.

Do you remember the last time
we saw Teresa Copa Deamonte?

Life.

Is.

So beautiful.

Don't waste a moment of it.

Don't waste

a moment.

I remember.

Go ahead.
Selfwinding...

I was going to it engraved

but

"Trust the timing" was a bit long.

What about forever?

I have it done by noon!

Noon, how ?

Norman... has a cousin.

Your dad helped me wrap it.

And an old friend

helped me find it.
Dumbarton?

You said that

Mrs Gensinger

has known you longer than anyone.

So I thought if

she was your Sunday school teacher.

She spent a lotta
time at your church.

I gave her a call.

You told me she wanted you to learn.

When to hold on and

and went to let go.

Turns out he needed to let him go and

She was wise enough

to hold onto him.

She was the one who found them

at the altar.

Sacred spaces have a
way of turning into the lost and found.

We are ready.

Owen!

Your ride is here.

We got some new friends you need to meet.

Owen. My name is Oliver O'Tool.

I understand you're off to the hospital again.

Yes. Well.

We're from the post office and

we have been looking for you.

When we think you have been looking for

somebody.

Where did you find him?

He was still fighting fires,

like you wanted.

It was a wonderful gift you gave.

And there are lot of people that

wanted me to

tell you just how much Fred has meant to them.

But, we thought they should tell you themselves.

Owen. Your dad was there for us when we needed him.

So was Fred.

An now we are here for you.

You ready to fight the good fight.

Going to be all

bunny for the ceremony now.

Hey how long is this ceremony anyways?

We have a baby to shop for
and a nursery to decorate.

Don't worry Norman!

Ramon is going to take care of everything.

Think I've ever seen you without this on.

To everything there is season Rita.

Thank you

For Being there for me though al of them.

I will see you out there.

I love you.

Oh! You went with the gold.

Goes with the roses!

Well.

You look this beautiful in a bathrobe.

I am guessing you knock them out in your dress.

It has a tricky zipper.

Would you help me with it mom?

They always skim

on the zippers because you only
wear the dress just once.

I would love to.

Ovilier, my friend

Ramon, I must say that is a magnificent tabernacle.

Are you ready?
Yes!
I know.

Mrs McInerney, you

look.

absolutely lovely.

So does your bride!

From the song of Solomon.

Setting like a seal over your heart,
Like a seal over your arm
for love is as strong as that
it burns like a blazing fire,

like a mighty flame.

Two are better than one.
Because they have good reward for their efforts.

If one falls down.

His companion can lift him up.

When you pass to the waters

I will be with you.

I will be with and when you
pass to the rivers, they will not overtake you.

When you walk through the fire,
you will not be burned.

Shane Shannon McInerney
and Oliver Joseph Finley O'Tool.

When you take me as your husband
You take me as your fiersly loving

But aderly adoring

wife.

Will you accept this heart

I offer.

and trust me and yours.

Wil you cherish

me tenderly.

Love me patiently

and basically put up with me

Will you forgive my failings

and overlook my obsession with
the king's English.

Wherever you I will go

and where you stay

I will stay.

and your people

shall be my people.

And your god

my god

And will you embrace my only
dream which is to make you

happy.

Will you trust

my heart.

to understand yours.

and will you let me love you
with all of my heart

Will you share every season of
every year ahead

through rain

and snow

through sleet or sunshine even dark
of night until god parts us.
I will. I will.

As a token of the vows

we have made.

As a symbol of our love

with this ring, I thee wed.

Shane's mom sure can tango!

Oh

That was the most beautiful wedding I have

ever been to that I didn't get married at.

I thought you were going to change
into your going away dress.

I was too tired to change
I maybe too tired to go away.

Well,

Charlie named her

baby Eleanor.

remember Eleanor from passports.

Yes.

She actually always thought she
and I would get together.
I miss her.

To absent friends.

Don't forget to call us
when he land in London

Yes and Texas lots of pictures.
Oh I shall.

I mean.

Shane shall.

Postmark stamps.

Goodness look.

Wax seals intact.

Handwriting indicates male thirties slight tremor.

A memorative rose stamp.

It is a love letter.

Hand mixed ink.
Italian probably.

And the faintest sense of...
Yack (tree)

Alameda and Alan Moore something

Oh there's a zoo and Alamogordo
new Mexico lots of yaks there

Postmark could be new Mexico

The seals seems like

some sort of family creast.
Perhaps.

I have a book on seals and stamps
of the southwest back at the DLO

It is just a block from here

but what say you

Miss McInerney.

We've got time, Mr O'Tool.

To deliver what is lost

to redeem

what has been forgotten
to faithful bring to completion
the epic journey of a humble

envelope

and whatever dwells in that sacred space inside.
That is a noble calling.

And it is what we do.

It is what we love.

It is

who we are.

And we are

forever the postables.