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[townsfolk murmuring]

[Dottie]: Yes, Mayor, what
are you going to do about this?

[Abigail]: I know
what I'm not going to do,

and that's panic.

Abigail's right.

I've seen banks fail,

and it's fear
in the community

that pushes them
over the edge.

[Jesse]: Yeah, but the bank's

got our money
and it's already closed down.

Have they
lost it all?

I understand
that you're worried--

[worker]:
I just want my money.

I need
to buy supplies.

What are we supposed to do?

I will deal with this,

but I promise you
the bank will re-open.

When?

[exhales] Soon.

I-I-- just give me some time.

How much time?

I don't know. Days.
Maybe a couple of weeks?

[apprehensive murmuring]

You can trust Abigail!

We're all in this
together, people.

[Lee]: Jack's right.

We need to give Abigail a little
bit of time to work this out.

Thank you, Lee.

Until then, everyone go about
your normal business.

-Oh, goodness.
-How are we supposed to do that?

I need a cup of tea.

[hushed]: Can I talk
to you in my office?

[exhales deeply]

What's your plan?

I don't know.

Jenkins tried

to get a loan
to keep the bank afloat.

Obviously,
that didn't happen.

Well, they must not see him
as a good credit risk.

Bill, what am I
going to do?

You're gonna stay patient,

you're gonna
work this thing out.

Until then, you did
the best thing

a leader can do--

you kept people
from panicking.

Well, at best,
I bought a little time.

Yeah, which is exactly
what we need right now.

Time for cooler heads
to prevail.

Jack.

I was talking to Rosemary.

I turned around,
and you were gone.

Oh, sorry.

Once Rosemary starts talking,

I never know when
it's gonna end.

That's true.

What are you doing?

Well, I got to head out
for a bit,

to do something I should've done
a long time ago.

Which is?

I want it to be a surprise...
but it'll make you happy.

All right.

When will you be back?

Soon.

Day after tomorrow.

Are you okay?

Yeah. Absolutely.

Why?

I asked you about
the Northern Territories,

and you didn't want
to talk about it,

and now this...

There's not much to say
about the Northern Territories.

And this is a surprise.

Trust me.

[reluctant sigh]

Safe travels.

See you soon.

[door opens, then shuts]

[♪]

[Rosemary]:
Just think--

in a little over a week,

you're going to be
"Mrs. Jack Thornton".

It's so exciting.

I know! I can
hardly believe it.

I just wish I knew why
Jack had to leave town

on this mystery
mission of his.

Maybe he's buying you
a wedding present.

A gold broach. [gasps]

Or diamond earrings.

Jack knows he doesn't
have to prove his love to me

with expensive gifts.

Jewelry never hurt.

You're really
worried about him.

Ever since Jack came home,

I can't help but feel like

he's holding
something back from me.

He just isn't himself.

Well, maybe you should
mention that to him

when he gets home.

In the meantime...

there are a lot of preparations,

and very little time
to do them.

So, Elizabeth, I'll need you
to meet me at Dottie's

after school.

I will have
the design of the dress

ready to show you.

And Dottie, once
she picks up your fabric,

Clara will set aside
everything else

and start sewing.

Now, Abigail.

You're coordinating
the wedding dinner. Right?

That's right.

We have to sit down
to discuss the menu,

but I was thinking

prime rib with
all the trimmings.

Oh! That sounds delicious.

Yes!

But all this is going to cost
a lot of money,

and everyone's so low
on funds right now.

Maybe we shouldn't get
so carried away.

No! Sht-sht-sht!

Nonsense!

You only get married once.

She's right.

[all chuckling]

Ferdinand Magellan
was a Portuguese explorer

who was the first European
to cross the Pacific Ocean.

Any questions?

Anna?

Are we all invited
to the wedding?

[laughter]

I meant questions
about explorers,

but since you asked...

Yes! Of course! You're all
invited to our wedding.

[overlapping]: Yay!

Now, back to Magellan--

Can I be an usher,
Miss Thatcher?

Can I be the flower girl?

[all overlapping]

Oh!

All right, all right!
Listen, listen!

I promise, you're all
invited to the wedding,

and each and every one of you
will have a very special job.

You all mean so much
to Mountie Jack and me,

and we're very glad you'll
be there to help us celebrate.

Okay. Time for recess.
Class dismissed!

[cowbell clanging]

Miss Thatcher?

Yes, Philip?

Thanks for inviting us
to your wedding.

Oh, you're welcome.
I hope your dad can come, too.

If he gets home in time.

He's been working out of town
for a while, hasn't he?

At his new job...
but I hope he'll be home soon.

So, what's my job gonna be
at the wedding?

Oh...

You know what?

I have the perfect job for you.

How would you like to be
our ring bearer?

What does
the ring bearer do?

Well, he carries the rings
down the aisle.

There's nothing more important
than that, right?

And the person who carries them
has to be extra trustworthy.

That sounds very important.

It is.

Will you do it for us?

Yes! Thanks, Miss Thatcher.

[♪]

Sofia, could you hold up
the blue chiffon for me?

Mm-hmm. Dark blue
or light blue?

Oh. Let's go with
the light blue.

Oh! No!

No, no, no, no, no.
That won't do.

Well, why not?

When the sunlight
hits the fabric

at just
a certain angle,

it almost looks white.

And we all know

that nothing should compete
with the bride's dress.

It's the centerpiece of
the entire celebration.

People will be talking
about this dress

for days, weeks...

maybe even years to come.

Mm! So...

Hold up the dark blue, please.

Ah!

Perfect. Dark blue it is.

These are
going to be beautiful.

Mm. If I can
only finish

these bridesmaids'
dresses on time,

and, of course,
Elizabeth's dress.

Good morning, Sofia.

Ah. Good morning, Lee.

Good morning, my lovely wife.

Any breakfast for me?

Oh. Lee...

I have so much
on my plate,

I haven't had time
to fill yours.

Oh, there's some bread
on the counter.

Bread? Great.

Bread.

Henry.

Can I talk to you
for a moment?

Sure. But if Jesse Flynn
comes by,

I got to get
back to work, though.

Henry...

I need your help with the bank.

I have to find investors,

or the town is
in deep trouble.

Look at me, Abigail.

I gotta wash sawdust
out of my teeth every night.

I don't know
that I can help you with that.

You know people, Henry.
Important people.

Rich people.

They would listen to you

even if you were covered
in mud.

Once, maybe. Not now.

That's not
the Henry Gowen I know.

The man I know
lives to make a deal,

and if you could
pull this off,

it would be the greatest deal
you ever made.

Well, I can give it a shot,

but you got to understand
it's a long shot.

I'm not a gambler, Henry...

but aren't long shots where
the big pay-offs are earned?

[chuckles]

You know, you may not
realize it, Abigail,

but the moment you became Mayor,
you became a gambler.

[♪]

I'll bet Miss Thatcher
will make me usher.

I'd be a good usher.

I wanna be the one
who lights the candles.

Do you think we're gonna
have to call Miss Thatcher

"Mrs. Thornton"
when she gets back to school?

If she comes back to school.

[Robert]:
What do you mean, if?

[Harper]: Don't you know
what happens

when teachers get married?

They have their own family.

Miss Thatcher
won't have time to teach us.

She'll be busy
with her own kids.

Do you think
that's true?

It happened
at my old school.

The teacher got married.
We didn't see her again.

[Robert]: It won't be the same
without Miss Thatcher.

[♪]

Well, thanks
for joining me.

Are you kidding?

On horseback
in the countryside?

What's better
than that?

You can make

even taking a run
for medical supplies

sound romantic.

Because it can be.

[laughs]

I can see
the appeal of this place.

Could you see yourself
pursuing your career here?

Every town needs homes, shops.

But nothing that fully
utilizes your talent.

Architecture is all about
seeing possibilities.

Maybe I see something here.

I love the way
you look at things.

And I bet you that translates
into your designs.

Until someone hires me
to design a building,

you may never know.

Ah, something'll
come through for you.

That's kind of you to say,
but...

nothing has,
and it's been over a year.

Well, life has a way
of changing in an instant.

Oh... [gasps]

Rosemary, you have
really outdone yourself.

I've never had so much fun
designing a dress before.

Elizabeth might want
something a little simpler.

Oh! She may think
that's what she wants,

but this is
her day to shine.

[all sighing dreamily]

Hi!

Thank you.

Sorry I'm late.

[gasping]

Oh, Rosemary, it's beautiful.

I just knew
you would love it!

I do!
It's just so... much.

I know!

I'm going
to Benson Hills

to pick up
the fabric tomorrow.

Oh, Dottie, I'm not sure I have
that kind of money on hand.

Now, don't you worry.

I will get it on credit
and you can pay me later.

I'll pay the supplier

once Abigail gets
this bank issue sorted out.

Or we could go with
a less expensive fabric,

and perhaps
not as much of it.

Elizabeth...

[sets design down]

This is your day.

I refuse to let you
compromise.

Clara?

Come.

Look at how lovely
you look.

I'm gonna make sure
your wedding

is everything
you ever dreamed of.

And more.

[♪]

You want my blessing?

That usually comes before

asking a man's daughter
for her hand in marriage.

When I proposed,

I was heading into
the Northern Territories

and there wasn't time

to do it
the traditional way.

I want to do this
right, sir.

Elizabeth wrote
to her mother and me

about what was
going on up there.

How did you--

How is Mrs. Thatcher?

Well, she's in London,

caring for Viola
and her new baby.

It's... probably
not a good time

for Elizabeth to get married.

Well, it may never
be a good time,

but it is the right time.

Will you two marry
even if I withhold my blessing?

Yes, sir, we will.

Ah.

Then... why are we even
having this conversation?

Because your approval,
it means a lot.

Apparently, not enough.

I wouldn't be here
if it didn't matter, sir.

I want you to know,

Constable, that I have never
disapproved of you.

On the contrary,

I have high respect
for your character,

your honesty,
and your devotion to duty.

My question has always been,

are you the right match
for Elizabeth?

Given your far
different backgrounds.

With all due respect, sir,

marriage isn't about the past,
it's about the future.

Elizabeth and I,
we love each other.

We're going to have a family.

These will be
your grandchildren.

Soon, you'll be bouncing
them on your knee.

It's in everyone's best interest

to get this marriage
off to a good start.

Mr. Thatcher,

I know you want
what's best for Elizabeth.

So do I.

I promise you...

I will devote my life
to making her happy.

[♪]

[Elizabeth]: Oh, I loved
those biscuits from yesterday.

[♪]

So how are things
going with the bank?

I'm working on getting
private investors.

So how are things
going with your dress?

Good.

Just good?

The dress will
be beautiful.

I just feel like

I don't really have
much of a say in it.

Well, if you want
to get Rosemary to listen,

you have to get
her attention.

That's easier said
than done.

Well, let's
talk about

something that only you
and Jack can plan--

your honeymoon.

[Elizabeth]:
We're planning on leaving

a few days after the wedding.

[Abigail]:
Where are you going?

Chicago.

Oh, I hear
Chicago is beautiful.

I think Jack's
really gonna like it.

They've got
great theater,

museums,
a new baseball stadium.

I am so happy for you two.

Oh, you're gonna have
the best time.

We're really excited.

Oh, speak of the devil.

[♪]

Ladies.

Welcome back!

Thanks. Uh...
Care to join me for a ride?

Can't wait to hear
about your trip.

That's definitely
on the agenda.

We'll finish
this conversation later.

Have fun.

[♪]

It's not
just us, Abigail.

All the merchants
in town are suffering.

I'm in the same boat as you.

That's why I have a proposal
for every merchant in town.

I think we should

start extending credit
to our customers.

[sighs] Well, I would
love to, Abigail,

but since I don't know when
the bank is going to open again,

or even if it's going to open,

how can I be sure
I will be paid?

Because every cent
of credit extended

will be backed
by the town of Hope Valley.

But if the bank is closed,
how would that work?

The town owns
a good amount of land.

If need be,

I'll sell it to pay off
the debt we accumulate.

Well, I can't speak
for everyone else,

but your word
is good enough for me.

The mercantile will
start extending credit today.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

[exhales]

So are you gonna tell me
about this surprise?

I went to get
your father's blessing.

What did he say?

He gave it to me.

Oh, ho! Jack!
That's wonderful.

But even if he said no,

that would never
have stopped me.

Me either.

This gets us off
on the right foot.

Almost.

What do you mean, almost?

The Northern Territories.

What about it?

Exactly.

Since you've been back,

it seems like you haven't
talked to me at all about it.

In fact, it seems like

you've been
avoiding the subject.

That's because
it's behind me.

No, it's a part of you,
and it always will be.

You don't want
to hear about it, Elizabeth.

But I want to.

Jack, we're a couple,

and successful couples share
everything with each other.

I need to know
you're on board with that.

[hooves clopping]

Glad I found you two.

[Elizabeth]:
Is something wrong?

There will be,
if Rosemary doesn't get her way.

She needs you both
to come to the cafe right now.

[Lee]: I'll let you know
soon, Henry.

Well,
I appreciate it.

I'm just looking
for a fair shot.

Mm-hmm.

Hey, Jesse.

Can I talk to you
for a minute?

Yes, sir.

I need a new man
on one of the logging crews,

and, uh...
Gowen asked for the job.

Sure. It pays a lot more
than what he's doing right now.

Yeah.
You supervise him.

What do you think?

Honestly?

Yes. Honesty would be best.

Working on a logging crew's
really hard work.

Takes a certain
kind of man to do it.

And even though Mr. Gowen's
doing his job okay,

I think maybe
he spent a little too much

of his life
behind a desk.

Maybe.

You know,
there's plenty of guys

who've been working here
a lot longer

that could use
the extra pay.

Right.
Thanks for your thoughts.

I got to get back to town.
See you later.

Florence and Dottie,

how are we doing with
the floral arrangements?

We need volunteers to donate
some flowers from their gardens

and bring them to the church
the morning of the wedding.

And we thought

the children
could gather wildflowers.

Good idea.

Cody can organize
his friends to help.

Here we are.

And now, best men.

Do you know
where the rings are?

Do you?

I don't know
where the rings are.

The rings?
I have the rings.

[Rosemary]: There you are!
Come, come, come!

Guard these carefully.

With my life,
buddy.

[Rosemary]: We were
just discussing flowers.

What would you like
for your bouquet?

Uh, oh! Well,
I've always loved roses.

They're not at
their best right now.

How about... dahlias?

Do we have to decide
this right now?

Well, we are just
completely jam-packed

from now
until the wedding.

We still have to plan
the bachelor's lunch. Lee?

Oh, and there's

the girls'
bridal tea.

[Elizabeth]:
Oh, that sounds lovely,

but you all doing so much,
and, really,

Jack and I would just like
to keep things simple.

[Rosemary laughs mirthfully]

You say that now!

It is our job
to make sure

your wedding
is as special

and as wonderful
as you are.

Wonderful.

Hey, Katie.

Hi, Dr. Shepherd.

Cash or credit?

I actually still happen
to have a little cash.

You're one of the few.

Oh, a telegram came for you
from San Francisco.

Okay. Great.

I think Rosemary's
more excited

about the wedding
than you and Jack are.

I know she means well,

I just wish
I could ask her

to take a step
back a bit.

A baby step.
Or ten.

Hey, ladies.

-Hey, Carson.
-Hi, Carson.

I'm really looking forward to
Jack's bachelor luncheon.

Great!

[Katie]: Here it is.

Thank you.

[Elizabeth]: I just wish
I had a moment to breathe.

It feels like

Rosemary is scheduling
every minute of every day

with something wedding-related,

whether it's
a dress fitting,

or picking out the centerpieces
for the tables,

or the napkins
for the dinner or--

Oh! That reminds me--

we have to finalize
the menu.

Of course.
Talk to Rosemary.

See if she can
schedule it.

Elizabeth,

we love you
and Jack so much.

We want what's
best for you.

I know.

In a week, you will be
blissfully married

and you will
forget everything

you had to go through

to get to that
precious moment.

I'm going to go look
for some bubble bath.

Maybe that'll relax me.

Let's hope.

[exhales deeply] Oh.

[♪]

[Henry]: I know
what you did.

[Jesse]:
What are you talking about?

Blocking my promotion.

That was
Mr. Coulter's decision.

With your input.

Fact is, Mr. Gowen,

you weren't
the best choice.

The man who is
got the job.

It was nothing
personal.

Oh, I don't
believe that.

Believe whatever you want.

Does it make
you feel good?

Seeing me brought down?

You feel like
a big man?

[Clara]:
That's enough!

Henry Gowen...

[scoffs]

How dare you make
such accusations?

You haven't been
treated unfairly at all.

Mrs. Stanton,
this doesn't concern you.

Oh, if it concerns Jesse,
it concerns me.

I know how hard he works
at that sawmill,

and I know
how much respect he has

for all of his co-workers.

If you really believe that
you've been treated unfairly,

take it up with Lee Coulter,

but leave Jesse out of it.

He is a far better man
than you will ever be.

[♪]

[Sofia]: There's something
so peaceful here...

and of course,
it's special,

because it's where
we had our first date.

This place will always
bring great memories.

That almost sounds
like a goodbye.

What's that?

It's a job offer.

For?

For you.

In San Francisco.

I don't understand.

I have an old friend
who works with the mayor

at the city planning office.

They want to hire me.

The city's
still rebuilding

after its big earthquake,

and it's expanding--

more people, more jobs,
more roads...

This is a dream job.

Highrises, theaters,
Victorian rowhouses,

Queen Anne homes...

the list is endless.

Carson...

thank you.

You're an amazing man.

I'm gonna miss you.

You kidding me?

You've given me
the perfect excuse

to come visit San Francisco.

You'll be welcome any time.

Come on.

[knocking at door]

Jack.

I need to talk
to you, Elizabeth.

What's going on?

What you said about
not sharing everything--

you were right.

I'm sorry.

Thank you, Jack.

I have to warn you, though,

what happened up there,
it wasn't always pretty.

Life isn't
always pretty,

but being married

is about sharing
the good and the bad.

[♪]

We had taken losses before,

but nothing like this,
Elizabeth.

One day,
we were out on patrol

and my squad was ambushed.

When the shooting stopped,
I thought we were all okay...

But this new recruit was hit.

He didn't make it.

The night before,

he came up to me and he told me
that he was scared,

and I assured him
that he'd be okay.

[chuckles sadly]
I even put him at the back

because I thought
he'd be safer there.

He wasn't.

Jack...

That was not
your fault.

It's just, um...

it's hard to stop
thinking about it.

I know.

It must be very hard.

Thank you
for telling me.

Thanks for being you.

[Jack]: Is it just me,

or is this wedding becoming
more than it should be?

[laughs] I know
they all mean well.

Hello, Philip!

Hi.

I was just telling
Mountie Jack

that you agreed
to be our ring bearer.

He's very happy
you took the job.

I can't imagine
anyone I'd trust more

with those rings.

Is something
wrong, Philip?

No. I should be
going home now.

[Elizabeth]:
Oh. All right.

What do you think
that was about?

I don't know.

Well... I'm here.

Are you ready?

Yeah. Yeah, as ready
as I'll ever be.

Have fun.

You too.

Enjoy, Jack!

Thanks Bill.

There you go.

Mm. Mm!

So how's the house
planning coming?

Oh, it's coming along.

Listen. I am, uh, I'm
selling you the lumber,

but I am
giving you my time.

Weekends, nights,
whatever it takes,

I'm gonna help you
build that house.

-I appreciate it, Lee.
-Yeah.

Okay. That is hot.

Whoo!

It's good for you.
Clears out your sinuses.

[Jack]: Bill, I have
missed your chili.

You know, if you're stuck
for a wedding gift,

I want you to teach
Elizabeth how to make it.

You asking me to give up
my secret family recipe?

Uh...

Well, consider it done.
Elizabeth is family.

So what does that
make you?

The black sheep?

[men chuckling]

Henry.

The saloon's closed.
It's a private party.

[Jack]: Bill.

Didn't you invite him?

Should I have?

Henry...

Join us. Please.

I don't think
I'm wanted here, Jack.

I want you here.

[♪]

Thank you.

[Jack]: You're welcome.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

You're looking at
the current darts champion

of Hope Valley,

unless you think
you can beat me.

Prepare to lose your crown,
young man.

Okay.

I didn't know how
you felt about him.

Henry's part of the community.

Hey there, folks.

Mind if I borrow
the groom for a minute?

Uh, listen, I hate
to spring this on you,

but Rosemary's kinda
been on me about this.

Um...

What are they?

Color schemes
for the wedding.

Color schemes for the we--

I didn't even know
weddings had color schemes.

Well, it'll affect
which suit you wear.

I'm not wearing a suit.
I'm a Mountie.

I'm gonna get married
in my uniform.

Ah. Does Elizabeth know that
that's what you want to wear?

We haven't even
talked about it.

[whistles] Hmm.

Well, you might want
to tell her.

Soon.

Color schemes.
Important.

Okay, everybody, listen up!

It's that time of the party

where we all have
to make a toast to the groom.

-Aw, Bill--
-[men grumbling]

No, come on.

Those are the rules.

To Jack Thornton...

a man who found
the perfect woman...

and took forever
to do something about it.

[laughter]

"Love is patient"--
luckily for you.

-Congrats, Jack.
-Cheers!

-Jack!
-To Jack!

Thanks, everyone. Cheers!

[women laughing]

[overlapping chatter]

[indistinct exchanges]

[Rosemary]: Now, Elizabeth,

as you know,

a bridal luncheon

wouldn't be complete without
the time-honored tradition

of "something old,
something new,

something borrowed,
and something blue."

Or, as I like to call them,
little tokens of love.

I call them
good luck charms.

Mm-hmm.

-[many women agreeing]
-Me too.

Semantics have no place
at a bridal luncheon, ladies,

but gifts do,

and this one's from me.

It's something old,

and it represents
continuity in your life.

Thank you, Rosemary.

Oh...

It's gorgeous.

It's beautiful.

It was my grandmother's.

I just know it'll look perfect
with your dress.

Thank you so much.
I'm touched.

[Clara]:
And from me...

Something new,

which offers hope
for the future.

Thank you, Clara.

Oh!

They're lovely!

I made them myself.

And even the box I put them in
is new.

Oh! Well, thank you.
I will cherish them always.

And from me...

something borrowed.

Abigail...

they are stunning.

[women gushing]

Cultured pearls...

which I wore at my wedding,

which symbolizes
the happiness

I know you and Jack will share
for the rest of your lives.

Thank you so much.

It means the world to me.

But they're borrowed,

so you have to give them back.

[laughter]

And now
for something blue...

[♪]

Uh...

We will surprise you
with that later...

but, tomorrow, we need
to pick out champagne flutes.

Rosemary, I was hoping that,
tomorrow,

Jack and I might spend
a bit of time together.

Oh, Elizabeth--
[laughing]

There is no time
for time

before the wedding!

There is so much to do,

I can't even keep
my head straight!

[women laughing]

Now, Elizabeth,
don't forget--

tomorrow, we're doing
your dress measurements,

so eat a light dinner.

Will do.

Elizabeth!

Which do you prefer?

Marigolds... or daisies?

Daisies represent
cheerfulness

and innocence.

Well, marigolds represent
passion and creativity.

I like them both.

She likes them both.

Both? Well, certainly marigolds
and daisies do not go together.

Let's talk about colors.

I suggest yellow.

Well, I guess I better
start working on my speech

for the reception dinner.

I already wrote mine.

-Really?
-Uh-huh.

What are
you gonna say?

Well, I'm not gonna
tell you in front of Jack.

[heated floral discussion
continues, indistinct]

That's okay.
I think I'm needed anyway.

Shall we?

What are you gonna say?

Well, marigolds are clearly
a more cheerful flower,

and that truly represents
Elizabeth's personality.

Excuse me, ladies.

I'm just gonna borrow
Elizabeth for a moment.

-Oh!
-Thank you.

[whispers] Thank you
for rescuing me.

What were they
arguing about?

Flowers,
believe it or not.

Flowers?

How was
your bachelor luncheon?

It was good,
and yours?

It was lovely.

Good.

But, Jack...

this isn't how I imagined
our wedding.

Friends are bickering.

People are spending money
they don't have.

There must be an easier way.

There is...

Eloping?

Why not?

We'll throw a big party
for everyone when we come back.

I just... I just want
to be married to you.

Let's do it.

Really?

Okay, meet me at the livery
in an hour.

[♪]

[♪]

-Jesse--
-Clara.

[laughs]

How was Jack's party?

It was great.
And Elizabeth's?

Fun.

She looks so happy.

And a little stressed.

Hey... I wanted to thank you
for sticking up for me earlier.

No one has ever
come to my defense that way.

Well, maybe no one's ever
felt about you the way I do.

You mean that?

I do.

Then, if you don't
mind me asking,

what are we still doing
on a break?

[laughs]

I've been thinking
the same thing.

Are you saying...?

I'm ready
to get back together.

Me too.

[♪]

Oh, Sofia!
Spreading your wings!

It's so exciting.

Well, the minute
you get some time off,

you must come and visit me
in San Francisco.

Absolutely.

Just don't expect me for months
after the wedding.

I'll need some time to recover.

[♪]

Come on.

You know what I still see
when I look in your eyes?

[laughs] Potential.

Big-time potential.

It's a wonderful thing
you did for her.

What's wonderful
is what she did for me.

And what's that?

She made me realize

that I can open up
my heart again.

[♪]

Hi.

Anyone see you?

Rosemary.

She seemed
a bit suspicious.

Yeah, Bill too.

We better hurry
before word spreads.

[both laughing]

Elizabeth!

Abigail.

Have either of you
seen Philip?

Not recently, no.
Why?

Mrs. Brayman
can't find him.

He was supposed to be
at her house three hours ago.

She's looked everywhere.

We saw him earlier.
He seemed down.

Where would
he run off to?

I have an idea of where
he might have gone.

We'll need
a couple of horses.

You stay here
and look around town.

I think I know
where to find him.

Okay.

[sighs]

[♪]

[hooves clopping]

Philip?

Philip!

Hi!

What are you
doing here?

I wanted to be alone.

Everyone was worried
about you, Philip.

How'd you know I was here?

Well, I remembered

this is where you like
to look for tadpoles.

[Elizabeth]: Why do
you want to be alone?

I just do.

Philip...

You can tell me what's going on.
It's okay.

[Jack]:
Believe me, Philip...

talking helps.

What's upsetting you?

I'm mad at Mountie Jack.

Why would you be mad
at Mountie Jack?

Because he's taking
you away from us!

What do you mean?

I heard the other kids talking,

and they said,
once teachers get married,

they have their own family,

and they don't come
back to school anymore.

[♪]

What the other kids said...

it's not true.

So you're staying
in Hope Valley?

This is my home!

But Harper said it happened
to his last teacher.

Oh, I'm sure it does
happen with some teachers,

but the people
of Hope Valley

are too special to me.

I couldn't leave.

This is where I belong,
same as you.

No matter what happens,

I'm staying
right where I am,

and that's a promise.

[♪]

Thank you.

[sighing]

Jack... I've been thinking.

I know.

We can't elope.

It isn't just Philip.

You mean a lot
to this town.

We do!

And this town
needs this wedding.

But... it doesn't mean

we can't at least
do a few things our way.

Watch out, Hope Valley,

the future Mrs. Thornton
is taking charge.

We called you all
here today

because we love
each and every one of you.

[Elizabeth]:
And we're so glad

that you're all
part of our wedding.

However...

it is our wedding.

Our special day--

which means Jack and I should
really be in charge of it.

[Jack]: Don't get us wrong,

we're grateful
for everyone's help.

[Elizabeth]: But when
all's said and done,

we need to make
our own decisions,

and we hope you'll understand.

Of course
we understand.

I'm glad
you spoke up.

We just
want you guys

to have everything
that you want.

And I suppose some of us

have been a little
overenthusiastic.

A "little"?

[chuckling]

Take the reins.

[Elizabeth]: Thank you.

Thank you all.

[indistinct exchanges]

[Rosemary]: All right,
everyone, you heard them.

There is a lot of work to do.

[Florence]: And not much time
to get it done!

[Lee]: Whoa, whoa, whoa.
To do what?

Our color scheme
is completely wrong.

If Jack wants to get married
in the red uniform--

...We'll have to design
a palette with warm tones.

If it's gonna be
a Mountie wedding,

we should probably have
a Mountie honor guard.

I'll wire Jack's
commanding officer.

Well... that lasted
about five seconds.

[all laughing]

What are you
smiling at?

We're a part of
a community that cares.

Even if they care
a little too much.

"A little."

[industrious planning
continues indistinctly]

[♪]

Mm. Oh, boy.

[both laughing]

[♪]