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[lighthearted music]

- Tea anyone?

As I was saying, shipwrecks

like the Santa Christina offer us a fascinating insight

into the lives of those on board,

not only through the visible artifacts we recover,

but also the invisible clues still clinging onto existence,

hundreds, maybe even thousands of years later,

which is what brings me here today.

I believe this wreck off the coast of Haiti

has been falsely identified

as the British naval ship, HMS Harrogate,

and a DNA study of the wreck's timbers will confirm

the wood species as American Oak in origin.

So with your generous support,

our marine research team can embark

on a full recovery effort incorporating

these revolutionary research techniques.

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Any questions?

[audience member snoring] [playful music]

- I don't know how else to say it, Brianna.

- I understand, Roger.

I could bring in a new group of investors,

maybe bring in some artifacts.

- The discovery of the Santa Christina was

over 10 years ago, it's just not exciting anymore!

- It is for me. [cell phone buzzing]

- If we can't secure enough funding by the end of the year,

I'm shutting this research project down.

- Since when did people stop thinking shipwrecks were cool?

- Probably around the same time people stopped thinking

slogan t-shirts were cool.

[Bree chuckling]

- How's the gene sequencing going?

Any progress?

- I've had to postpone that 'til Monday.

Things we do for family.

My sister's got me running a DNA test on a strand

of blonde hair she found at the house this week.

She thinks her boyfriend might be cheating on her.

- And you want me to get one of those?

- Not all boyfriends are like Carl.

- I read romance novels like you read Harry Potter,

to escape to a fantasy world.

That's all the romance I need.

- Professor Farrington!

- Dad!

Everything okay?

- Hi, Ava!

Nah, everything's fine, pumpkin.

I've been trying to ring you all day.

- I'm sorry.

It's been a crisis at work.

- Well, I won't hold you up,

but I want to fill you in on some juicy archeology gossip

while the opportunity still stands.

- Okay.

- The Spanish custodian of wrecks is an old diving buddy

of mine and tipped me off about a discovery

in Ibiza waters yesterday.

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A recent storm has uncovered a wreck,

the Spanish merchant ship, El Mariana.

It was on its way from Spain to New York

when it sunk off the coast in 1851.

Now, it was discovered by a team of amateur scuba divers,

and they're looking for an expert

to do some DNA recovery on the artifacts.

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- Me?

Dad, it's so far away!

- Hey, you better not be holding back on my account.

I'll be fine!

- This could be just the thing we need

to bring exposure to our work!

- And I have it on good authority

that Finn Robinson will be on the dive too.

- The Insta famous archeologist?

- Can you sign me up?

He is like, if Chris Hemsworth

and Jacques Cousteau had a love child...

a very hot one! [Dale laughing]

- Like that should be a determining factor.

- Bree, come on!

Go out there and do what you love.

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[dial tone ringing]

- [Dale] Hey, pumpkin!

- Hey, Dad!

I know Mom would already be packing my case.

It's just been so long since I've been under water.

Can you even sign me up?

- [Dale] Already done.

Have fun!

Love you!

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[water rushing]

[upbeat Spanish music]

[birds chirping]

Just you and me, Prince Aragon.

[upbeat Spanish music]

[towns people chattering]

[upbeat Spanish music]

[towns people chattering]

- Your receipt, señorita.

And one cup of ice. [ice clanking in glass]

- Oh, thank you!

[ice plopping in glass]

The Countess wasn't expecting the prince that day.

His presence in court wasn't due for another fortnight,

but yet, there he was. Right in front of her

in the grand banquet hall, the great love of her life!

She-

[dishes clattering] [glass shattering]

Great.

She was engaged to another now,

a wealthy Duke from a far off kingdom,

but her heart would not allow her a moment's reprieve

from thoughts of the Prince.

[bouncy Spanish music] [hammer pounding]

[bouncy Spanish music]

Excuse me!

Excuse me.

- [Mateo] One more minute, señorita.

- I'm sorry.

I just...

Can you just turn around for one moment, please?

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[Mateo sighing]

- How can I help you?

- You know, you're hanging it upside down.

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Mhm.

- How do you know this?

- It's a poster of the Phoenician alphabet,

so it's the wrong way.

- You know, the Phoenicians died out over 2,000 years ago.

I don't think that anybody's going to walk through

that door and complain about their alphabet anytime soon,

except you.

- But it's a work of art.

- A work of art.

Oh, the American would like

to complain about ruining a work of art.

You know, I could say the same to you.

- Excuse me?

- Ice in your wine.

My ancestors are turning in their grave as we speak.

- But I like it like that.

[playful Spanish music]

- And I like my painting like this!

- Fine.

- Fine.

- Fine. - Fine.

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Oh!

Señorita!

Your book.

- Thank you. [lighthearted music]

- Happy reading,

Countess.

[lighthearted music]

- Have a nice day.

- What?

[lighthearted music]

[playful music]

[fin thudding on ground]

[playful music]

Oh no.

Oh no!

- Good morning, Cinderella.

I believe this is yours.

[Bree chuckling]

- Brianna Farrington, I'm assuming?

- Yes, and you must be-

- Finn Robinson.

- Thanks.

- I loved your work on the Denmark Discovery.

- Thank you.

I'm likewise, a big admirer of yours.

- Well, should we head out to the wreck?

The rest of the team's waiting for us on the boat.

- For sure!

Before I do anything else "wreck-less!"

- Ah, very good.

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[water splashing] [Bree and Finn laughing]

- It's pretty cool, hey?

- Pretty cool?

That was incredible!

Breathtaking, I mean,

was it even real?

[Finn laughing]

- We can go again, if you like?

- Let's go again. - Yeah?

[Bree laughing] [enchanted music]

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- Oh, that was so much fun.

I'm serious, I spend way too long in the lab.

I was literally the first person in 170 years

to touch those bottles!

It was like going back in time.

How are you being so calm?

- Well, not my first barbecue, I guess.

Hey, do you wanna grab a drink at the hotel later?

We can celebrate your new powers for time travel.

[Bree laughing] - Sure.

Yeah, but I need to put some time in the lab first.

- Absolutely.

The local research center set you up a lab, so.

- Oh, great.

[phone ringing] For me?

Excuse me for a minute. - Of course.

See you later.

- Hey you!

How's it going out there?

- Ava, you would not believe how incredible

the dive was today!

Authentic, 19th century Pierre Montesquieu dinner plates

in my hands!

- Someone who gets as excited as me about broken dinnerware.

I'm super jealous I'm stuck here

while you're out frolicking with one of the,

and I quote, "most interesting men of the century."

- Stop!

I'm here for work, okay?

But yes, I admit his genetics are aesthetically pleasing.

He may have lucked out in the gene pool.

- Well then why don't you take a dip?

- Back to why I'm actually here.

I've helped the team catalog the items recovered so far.

I pulled samples of a few of the amphoras,

but there's something I want you to take a look at.

Check this out.

Wine bottles with the contents perfectly preserved,

airtight seal. [lighthearted music]

- Corks, they just don't make 'em like they used to.

- I bet it's still drinkable.

It's just so unusual for the time period, pink glass?

- Who's the hot mama?

- Oh!

Ava,

meet the goddess,

Tanit!

- Why is the first thing I notice

that she's got better hair than me!

[Bree chuckling]

- You know, it's weird.

She's Ibiza's patroness,

but the ship was coming from mainland Spain.

I wonder if the ship's route actually started in Ibiza.

- Great work.

News of your discoveries are bound to get us more funding.

Listen, Roger's due in soon, and he's on the war path.

Someone borrowed the 18th century Venetian mask

from his desk for a fancy dress party last weekend.

- I can't imagine who.

- I better go, so I can dodge the Rog.

Bye girl!

- Bye!

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[wine trickling]

Actually, can I have a glass of ice with that?

- Of course.

- You know what?

Nevermind.

- Yeah.

- Wouldn't you just love to taste it?

The wine from the Mariana.

- I bet it tastes pretty grim.

Pure vinegar at this point.

[glasses clinking]

Property of the local government now anyway,

as well as the rest of the recovered items.

- So I have this theory that I wanna float past you.

I think the wine may not be from Spain.

I think the wine's from Ibiza.

- Ibiza?

No, the Mariana is Spanish.

The records show a direct voyage

from Valencia to New York, so.

- What if it stopped here first?

It's just the bottles, they-

- Hey Finn, good to see you again!

Are you free for a quick interview?

- Uh... [Bree chuckling]

Why not?

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- I'm here in Ibiza, and the big storm

on the southern coast revealed the Mariana,

the ship they didn't think they were ever gonna find again.

This is like a page from an adventure novel.

Finn, how was that dive?

- Well, Nick, we've made an incredibly exciting discovery.

Just a few hours ago,

our team uncovered immaculately preserved bottles of wine,

nestled untouched for over a century in the hull

of the wreck.

It appears to be some kind of rosé.

Now, my wonderful colleague here, Ms. Brianna Farrington,

will be able to tell us more about it

after a quick analysis of the wine.

- Wine connoisseurs from all over the world are

gonna be coming onto this island to get their hands

on one of the bottles.

- Champagne?

- [Nick] And experts have been saying that-

- [Eliza] Paige, can you ask the pilot how quickly

he could get to Ibiza?

- Yes, of course.

- [Nick] And everything that lies beneath.

[airplane engine roaring]

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- Anything? - Nothing.

- Bree!

Hey!

- Finn, the wine, I think it's missing.

I can't find it anywhere.

- Oh, yeah, sorry.

The local government gave the Ibizan Wine Association

custody of the bottles.

But all the other recovered items will go

in a museum exhibit.

- But I need those bottles.

I always get to do analysis before turning over artifacts!

- I know, it's so disappointing.

But maybe you could try talking to Mateo Vega?

He's a local winemaker, head of the association.

- Vega?

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[camera lens clicking]

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[Bree yelping]

[horse snorting] [horse trotting]

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- You okay?

- You?

What are you doing here?

- It's my vineyard.

- You're Mateo Vega?

- You were expecting someone else?

Prince Aragon, perhaps?

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Are you here for the tour?

- Tour?

No, no, I'm here 'cause I need some help.

I'm here

about some wine.

- Well, you've come to the right place.

[playful music]

- We weren't properly introduced.

My name is Bree, Bree Farrington, and I'm-

- Stepping in horse manure.

- What?

[playful music] [manure squishing]

Oh my gosh!

Ugh!

You got a T-Rex in this vineyard or something?

- Come on, let's get you cleaned up,

and you can tell me why you need my help,

and how come you know your ABC's in ancient Phoenician?

- Ugh!

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- Por favor.

- Thanks.

How embarrassing!

- No worries.

So you're here about some wine?

- Yes,

the wine from the Mariana,

- I should have known.

Let me guess, you're a big time wine collector willing

to pay any price.

Am I right?

- No,

not at all!

Wait- - No, no,

I know the type.

Put it on a shelf,

show it off to your friends at parties.

- No, my team actually found the wine.

I'm a marine archeologist!

- From the Finn Robinson group?

- Yeah, that's why I'm here, to analyze the contents.

- Why?

- To learn more about the wine, the acidity level,

heavy metal presence, alcoholic content.

- Yeah, yeah, I can tell you more about this wine

by tasting it.

- Have you?

- No.

No one has.

But the wine association is having a grand unveiling

next week at the Island Convention.

A panel of experts are doing a formal tasting.

and I have no intention of opening one bottle until then.

Besides I don't like the idea

of wine being pulled apart like that.

- It's not like I'm asking to do an autopsy.

- Well, kind of.

You know wine is a living, breathing thing

that tells stories.

And I'm far more interested in stories

than your heavy metal content.

So, I'm sorry if I wasted your time

and your shoes.

- What if I could prove the wine came from Ibiza?

Wouldn't that make your unveiling all the more special?

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- You think the wine is from here?

- It's just a theory right now.

But I'm happy to share with you all that I know so far.

- Mama!

Ya voy!

Listen, I'm sorry, I don't have time to talk right now.

My tour group is here.

But why don't you come over for dinner tonight?

If you're free.

My whole family will be there,

and perhaps they can help answer your questions.

- You're sure I wouldn't be intruding?

- No.

The more the merrier.

Think about it.

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- Would love to discuss your research.

Please join me at the hotel restaurant at 5:30,

Eliza van Deusen.

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- Oh,

Bree Farrington!

- [Bree] Hi!

- Eliza van Deusen.

- Nice to meet you! - Please, sit.

Wine?

- Oh, sure!

Thanks.

- So I wanted to meet you and congratulate you

on your discovery.

Please, have a taste.

- Thank you so much!

- The wine you're drinking, do you know what it is?

- A nice wine.

- Yes.

A bottle of very nice wine.

One bottle of Chateau Pompadour will set you back $2,000.

- Oh, that's a bit out of my league.

- Yes, you and everyone else on this planet.

But what if I told you I can make the same thing

for only $45?

- I would say Chateau Pompadour

has some serious competition!

- Now what if I told you I could do it

without using one single grape?

Synthetic wine.

It's my latest investment.

We could mimic anything, any wine you want.

- I have never heard of that before.

- Oh, it's the next biggest thing!

All these environmentalists and consumers,

everyone is loving all this eco-friendly stuff right now.

And without grapes, there's less pressure on the land,

water resources, no pesticides.

It's genius!

Now I know not everyone could get their brain

around making wine in a lab, but you, you're a scientist.

Maybe you could.

But what I need is something a little bit more exclusive.

Do you see where I'm going with this?

- The wine from the Mariana?

- Yes, exactly!

Shipwreck wine!

It practically markets itself,

lost under the waves for over 170 years.

We'll not only recreate the wine, but a moment in time!

That is where you could help us.

- I'm sorry, I don't see how.

- I want a bottle.

- You and me both.

- You don't have one?

- No.

The Ibizan Wine Association has one.

You need to talk to them.

- Oh.

Uh-huh.

Everyone has a price, don't they?

I am so sorry to have wasted your time, but please stay.

Enjoy the wine, and don't worry, I charged it to my room.

But what if the Mariana wine tastes bad?

- Well, the risk is all part of the thrill, darling.

[Eliza chuckling]

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- You made it!

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- Hola!

Everybody, this is Bree.

Bree, [laughs] this is my family.

My mother, Alba.

- Very [kisses] nice to meet you.

[kisses smacking] - Nice to meet you.

- My sister, you've met her before, Gabriela.

She handles the restaurant side of the family business.

And of course, the heart of the family,

mi abuela, Josefa.

- Lovely to meet you all.

- Come sit by me.

I want to get to know Mateo's new girlfriend.

- She's not my girlfriend, abuela.

This is the lady I told you about,

the one who found the wine.

- Very exciting!

Bree, Mateo told me you think it might have come from Ibiza.

What makes you think that?

- Well, firstly, the bottles.

They've got the goddess, Tanit, on them.

Ibiza's patroness, but also the position of the wreck.

It just doesn't make any sense given its course from Spain.

- I have to confess, I'm captivated by the possibility.

- Wouldn't it be amazing if it came from your vineyard?

- That would be amazing, but unfortunately,

it's not possible, because the Vega Family Vineyard

has never produced any pink wine.

And the bottles aren't a match to any of ours.

- Well, maybe it's from one

of the other local wine producers.

- That would be fantastic,

because that would really help put Ibizan wine on the map.

- I don't know about you, but I'm starving.

Let's eat! [upbeat Spanish music]

- Yes, please!

[sentimental Spanish music]

- Our cellar's kind of like our family scrapbook,

collecting memories, places we've been,

experiences we've had.

- Wow.

She's beautiful!

Who is she?

- We presume that she's an old Vega family member.

There was a fire at the Villa in the 1800's

and almost everything was destroyed,

except this wine cellar and that painting.

So tell me,

why does studying this old wine matter so much to you?

- Well, I'm trying to get funding for a project back home

and honestly, this would be great exposure for my work.

You'd think I was trying to,

I don't know, pitch fire to a room full of snowmen.

[Bree chuckling]

My friend Ava says I'm shoving too much science

in people's faces, but why should I dumb it down?

- Maybe it's not so much about dumbing it down.

Maybe it's about using a more universal language.

- Hmm.

What do you mean?

- Well, I don't know much about your work.

but everybody understands the language of stories.

One second.

[bottle clinking]

[cork squeaking] [Mateo grunting]

[bottle popping]

[Bree laughing]

[wine trickling]

Try this,

and describe it for me.

- No, I am not good at that.

- No, no, no, no.

There's no wrong answer.

Go ahead.

You're rushing to the finish line.

[Bree laughing]

- Sorry!

- Taste is not the only way to discover wine.

What does it smell like?

Slowly.

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- Flowers.

And some kind of berry.

- Good.

Now you taste it to tell what kind of berry?

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- Strawberry.

- Good! [Bree chuckling]

What else?

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- And cherries,

like a cherry pie sitting on a window ledge

next to a field of summer flowers.

- Excellente!

- Huh!

- That's what I'm talking about.

- Your turn to try.

[wine trickling]

[lighthearted music]

Hmm.

What about this one?

- Ibizan hierbas we serve as a digestif.

- Mateo! - Hmm?

- Look at this!

It's the goddess again.

- I guess I haven't looked at these bottles in a long time.

The company that manufactured these bottles

isn't even in business anymore.

It used to be made by retired glassblower in Formentera.

It's an island an hour away from here.

- Can we go see 'em?

- Are you any good with an anchor?

[Bree chuckling]

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You find anything good to read down there

among the stack of guides to local fishing spots?

- As a matter of fact, yes!

My favorite genre!

- Ooh, I didn't know my cousin was such a romantic.

Listen, we better not tease him

or he won't let me borrow his yacht again.

[Bree chuckling]

What are you doing?

- Seeing if I wanna read it or not.

- But you're reading the last page!

- I know, I always do.

I need to know whether I wanna invest

my emotional energy into it.

- That's the most tragic thing I've seen you do

since you put ice in your wine.

- Oh, ruining another work of art!

- I wouldn't really call Captain Suffolk's untamed heart

a work of art.

- I guess that's why they say art is subjective.

- I guess so. - It looks good.

[Bree chuckling]

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- That's it.

Yes, definitely our bottles.

Our family created the original bottle stamp

for embossing on the glass.

- How can you be so sure?

- I remember my father telling me about the stamp

when I was a boy.

It's a story that has been passed down the generations.

My father said the bottle and the stamp had been made

for a couple who were getting married,

sometime in the mid 1800's.

The man was a wine producer

who wanted pink bottles for his wine.

Pink was the bride's favorite color.

"Like an Ibiza sunset," she said.

And so, he made rosé especially for her

as a declaration of his love.

- Did your father say anything else?

- Yes, the wine maker wanted the goddess, Tanit,

embossed on them as she had given them a gift, a child.

- The bride was pregnant?

- Yes, her family didn't support the union

or welcome news of the child.

It was suspected she was from a wealthy Spanish family.

They had planned to elope to the Americas

and get married there.

The wine maker had the bottles shipped ahead of them.

But alas, the storm took the ship

and the couple never got married.

- What happened to them?

- No one knows.

But the rumor was that she left him,

and he vowed never to make the pink wine ever again.

It was just for her.

- Do you by any chance know their names?

- No, sorry, I don't.

- Thank you so much for your time, Senior Serrano.

- Muchas gracias. - De nada.

[seagulls squawking] [cheerful music]

- Well, I hope I have been of some use to you.

And here, have this if you like.

If it helps you, we have a few spare.

- Thank you so much!

[cheerful music]

[energetic music]

- Well, at least we've made some good progress.

- Amazing progress!

And I can't wait to get to the lab

to see if there's any pink glass residue on the stamp.

We've got the story, kind of.

I just wish we knew who the couple were.

- Could all be fiction, of course.

- Maybe.

But I believe him.

[water lapping] [lighthearted music]

[energetic music]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no!

- Stay here!

[water splashing] [Bree yelling]

[energetic Spanish music]

- I got it!

- Mateo!

Are you okay?

I can't believe you did that.

- Tell me, aren't marine archeologist supposed

to retrieve precious subjects out of the sea?

- Sorry! [Bree and Mateo laughing]

- You still have to find your water feet.

- Sea legs.

Sea legs. - Sea legs, water feet,

same difference.

- [Javier] Mateo? [Javier speaking Spanish]

Mateo? - Excuse me.

Mateo speaking.

[Javier speaking Spanish]

Are you serious?

[Mateo speaking Spanish] [Javier speaking Spanish]

I cannot believe this!

- What's the matter?

- It's the rec trustees,

we have to give up one of the bottles.

- Why?

- Some rich overseas investor offered enough money

to help fund the Ibizan Wine Association program

in exchange of just one of the bottles.

They offered too much money.

The program couldn't say no.

- Maybe that wealthy investor would be interested

in funding some shipwreck research?

- Listen, Bree,

I know you'll probably be running back to your research,

[enchanted music]

but if you have some free time tomorrow,

I'd like to show you somewhere.

It's my favorite spot on the island.

It's kind of work related.

I think you'll like it.

- I'd love to.

Thanks!

- Great.

Now a little more of Captain Suffolk.

[enchanted music]

[birds chirping]

- Oh, Bree Farrington, we meet again!

- I hope you've had more luck than me securing that wine.

- As a matter of fact, I have.

- You're the investor.

- My gamble paid off.

The wine is heavenly.

Buena suerte!

- Oh, wait!

Sorry, I know it's a bit random,

but I was hoping to talk to you about my research,

a sponsorship opportunity

would make such a difference.

- I don't do unsolicited requests for funding.

You really need to go through my agency.

- Oh, thank you.

It's just that my team and I,

we've been working on some really cutting edge stuff.

And if you could just listen for-

- Okay, your research, one sentence, go!

- Okay. [playful music]

Analyzing the organic residue

from recovered shipwreck items in order to learn more

about its people, culture, and practices of the era.

Specifically examining the DNA samples

of wood timbers from a post revolutionary naval ship.

Sorry, that was two sentences.

- Okay, join me tonight, hotel restaurant, eight o'clock.

We may have something to talk about.

[playful music] - Huh!

[enchanted music]

Really?

- Hey, you all set?

- I'm wearing a dress

- Hop on!

Good? - Mhm!

- Here you go.

You may wanna hold on,

because the road's can get a bit bumpy.

[helmet buckles clicking]

Like this. [Bree laughing]

[lighthearted music] Vamos?

[motorbike engine roaring]

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[water sloshing] [enchanted music]

- Hey, get this to Bree at the lab, please.

- Of course! - Thank you.

[enchanted music]

[enchanted music]

- Wow!

This is incredible.

- Es Vedra is meant to be the most magnetic place on earth,

on the tip of the lost city of Atlantis,

as well as the birthplace of Tanit.

People come here from all over to wish for true love.

- Seems like that goddess has had a lot

of good stories told about her.

- So what's your story, Bree?

- My story?

What do you mean?

- I mean, how did you become an archeologist?

- My dad, he's an archeologist too.

- So he inspired you?

- Inspired is an understatement.

I idolized him as a kid.

He was always off on some dig or dive, always an adventure.

He'd come back with this cool stuff to show me,

things he'd found, places he discovered.

He was my own personal Indiana Jones.

I think the last time he was in the field, I was about 15.

- How come?

- My mom got sick.

So he needed to be around to take care of us.

So he became an office bound professor,

doomed to a life of suburban shackles.

- That must have been really hard.

- He sacrificed his dreams for her, for us.

Toward the end, when mom passed,

I stopped all the field work too, just to be there for him.

And I never really got back into it until now,

which was actually because of my dad.

Because he set this all up for me.

- Yes, you can thank him.

Because now, you are the next generation

of Farrington explorers.

You're the Indiana Jones, but 2.0!

[Bree chuckling]

You are!

- Oh, I knew there was something I wanted to tell you!

I had an idea for the first Mariana wine tasting.

What if instead of a panel of experts trying it,

what if you raffled off the tasting?

That way, the money from the raffle could be used

towards the winemakers assistance program.

- That's an amazing idea.

[phone notification dinging]

Oh.

The dive team has made another find.

I don't really wanna rush off, but...

- Maybe I could come with you, if that's okay?

Avoid working on the convention for a few more hours.

- Si!

- Si? [Bree laughing]

Perfecto!

[enchanted music]

- Ugh, I have to be so careful with this.

- I feel like we're about to open King Tut's tomb.

- Oh!

I think I got it

- Gently.

[enchanted music] [Bree gasping]

- Oh!

Would you look at this?

Okay.

Very careful.

[enchanted music]

Oh!

"Siempre y para siempre."

- [Mateo] Always and forever.

- Let's take a look at this.

Hmm?

- It's a lion,

and the initials CML.

- It's a crest of some kind.

These types of rings were used as wax seal stamps

for important documents.

- How so?

- Okay,

don't tell anyone I did this.

Okay. [Bree laughing]

- So you would put it on like this

and then gently press into the hot wax,

and then onto the edges of the document to seal it.

You know, I bet if I took a sample,

there'd still be some wax particles

left behind on the imprint.

[enchanted music]

- That's incredible. - Hmm.

- Am I interrupting something?

- No!

We were just examining some of the new artifacts

you found on your dive today!

- Cool.

Hi, mate, I'm Finn, Finn Robinson, Bree's partner.

- Nice to meet you.

- The ring is an amazing find!

- Wow!

King of beasts.

- Okay, so in my book,

the Countess has a special signet ring she would use

to seal the love letters to her prince,

so she'd known none of the maids had read them.

So what if this means the ring belonged

to someone of high status?

- No offense, Bree,

but I don't think your Harlequin fable will help

with archeological research.

- Maybe it will.

[lighthearted music]

- The House of Leon!

- That's a noble Spanish family

on pretty high status, I would say.

- Oh, look at the time!

I've gotta go.

- What, now?

- I have a meeting with a potential new investor

for my research program.

The one I was telling you about, Finn.

- Okay, I can come stress the importance

for the archeology community.

- Guess it's worth a shot.

Thanks!

Speak later.

- Of course.

Oh, Bree!

- Yeah? - The ring.

- Oh, of course!

Oh my gosh.

- Don't panic. [Bree chuckling]

- Oh my gosh! - Don't panic.

- Oh my gosh! - Let me help you.

- Oh my gosh! - Let me-

[table thudding] [glass shattering]

- Tell me that didn't just happen!

No!

[bouncy Spanish music]

And with more funding for our research,

we could uncover more shipwreck secrets,

hundreds, maybe even thousands of years later.

- And pioneering research like this is eye-opening

in terms of learning who is trading what with who

or discovering now extinct animals

- Shipwrecks tell us stories if we know how to listen.

- Well, I have to say, your research does interest me.

And now that you have Finn Robinson on board,

well, that speaks volumes, especially in terms

of the publicity attached.

But unfortunately, I just can't support

every interesting research request.

Unless of course you could help me

with a little mission of my own.

Oh, this is delicious!

- So what did you have in mind?

- Well, you said it yourself.

Shipwrecks tell stories, and guess what?

So does wine.

I want that story, Miss Farrington, of the Mariana wine

to sell my synthetic version.

- Bree's actually very close to unraveling it all.

Aren't you, Bree?

- Yes, I'm uncovering more each day.

- Find me the story and the funding's yours.

Oh, can we keep this private?

I wanna maximize publicity at the conference.

- Of course.

I'll help with that,

I'll set up a dive for that day.

- Have you been to Ibiza before?

- Oh, yes, many years ago.

That is when I met my first love.

- Hmm, sounds like a good story.

What happened, if you don't mind me asking?

- Well, his name was Carlos,

and he was the cliché beach umbrella boy

at the hotel we were staying at, my family and I.

But he took me all over the island,

and he introduced me to all this Spanish food and wine.

That was the trip that inspired me to get into wine

for a living and and invest in my restaurants.

All of it!

Yeah, in the beginning there were a few setbacks,

but I remember one thing he used to always say to me,

"A mal tiempo, buena cara."

- And what does that mean?

- Literally?

Well, it means, to bad weather, a good face.

You know, every cloud, silver lining?

[Bree laughing]

Oh, it's crazy what love can inspire you to do.

And that's why it only happens once.

- Eliza, correct me if I'm wrong,

but weren't you married once?

[Eliza laughing]

- Honey, I was married twice.

[Finn and Bree laughing]

But love and marriage,

well, they aren't necessarily mutually exclusive, are they?

Cheers to that.

- [Finn] Cheers to that!

- [Eliza] Cheers! - [Bree] Salud!

- [All] Salud!

[Bree laughing] [bouncy Spanish music]

- Ava, the bottle shattered.

It was awful!

All because of that stupid ring.

- Perhaps whoever owned that stupid ring was trying

to tell you something.

Perhaps it was a sign.

- It's a sign, all right.

A sign that I need to focus more on work.

- Was that Spanish winemaker distracting you?

- He is very helpful.

Doesn't hurt he's also handsome too.

[Bree chuckling]

I just, I feel bad for keeping the Eliza thing from him,

but it's gonna be a win for him too

if everything works out.

and I can prove this wine is from Ibiza.

- I've heard she's a billionaire,

and her funding could save our program.

[hotel phone ringing]

- Oh, one sec, Ava.

Hello?

Okay, thanks.

Ava, I gotta go.

There's a gentleman waiting for me downstairs.

- I'm already gone.

[lighthearted music]

[playful music] - Finn!

- I figured you'd want

to celebrate our meeting yesterday.

So I thought, why don't I take you somewhere

I know you'll love?

But it's a surprise.

- Hmm? - This way.

[enchanted music]

- Wow, there's nothing like this back home.

- Well, I must say it's not exactly

the Library of Alexandria, but...

- Are you kidding?

This is the perfect result of karst, fluvial,

bio-erosion of non-cohesive material.

Imagine being the Phoenicians

and seeing this for the first time!

- Well, it certainly is a fascinating texture.

[playful music]

It's not often you come face to face

with a giant, cretaceous coastline

like this one behind me here.

- Miles of beautiful sand and limestone.

- And I can imagine it must have looked rather the same

when the Phoenicians first found it in 654 BC.

- We're standing on geological history.

- Formed 40 million years ago-

- Actually, wasn't it 60 million years ago?

When the Eurasian in African tectonic plates collided.

- I'm sorry, Bree, did you say something?

- I was just doing a piece for my vlog.

- Oh, sorry!

I hope I wasn't in the background.

- You shouldn't be in the background at all.

You should join me.

- Me?

- Knowledge and passion for geology

and archeology is inspiring,

and I think we bounce off each other quite well.

- I don't know. [Bree chuckling]

- Well, I'm doing a live stream from here in 30 minutes.

Why don't you make a guest appearance?

We can be like the new Lewis and Clark.

- Oh, I've never seen myself as a feisty Lois Lane type.

- Lois Lane?

- Lois?

Oh, you said Lewis!

Lewis and Clark, like the two great American explorers.

That makes a lot more sense.

- Actually, I think I prefer yours.

Superman and Lois made a great couple.

Plus, investors do like a strong social media presence.

Come on, let's get you mic'd up.

[enchanting music]

- Mateo!

- Hey, mate, nice to see you.

Always pictured you as more of a nonfiction kind of reader.

- Is that the book from the yacht?

- Yes, it is.

Listen, I read the last page,

and I can confirm that the ending is a good one.

So now you can happily read it without any spoilers.

- Thanks, Mateo.

- And I also came to tell you

that I've tracked down an expert in Spanish genealogy,

and I've arranged a call with her.

- I'm sorry, Finn, do you mind?

- No, not at all,

partner.

[playful music]

- Shall we? - Sure, yes!

[playful Spanish music]

- So how much did you actually read...

[Bree drowned out by music]

- Thank you so much for agreeing to this talk, professor.

- Si, claro.

It's no problem at all.

I'm really excited about the connection

the family has to El Mariana.

- So you think the ring has a connection with the family?

- Of that, there is no question.

Her name was Countess Catalina Maria Leon, from Valencia.

- CML, like the initials on the ring.

- A Countess, what a great story!

- Quite a sad one though, I'm afraid.

- Sad.

How so?

- Well, she only lived 22 years,

died in childbirth, along with the infant.

- So young.

Her family must have been devastated.

- And a little relieved, I'm sure.

- Relieved?

- Well, I noticed that there was no husband listed

in the genealogy.

And at that time, that would've been quite the scandal.

So I did some investigating, and it didn't take long.

A diary.

It belonged to the Countess, stored in the Spanish museum,

given by an anonymous donor.

She kept one every year since she was a girl,

an exquisite writer.

This was particularly interesting.

I'll translate this entry, dated June 21st, 1851.

"Today my love took me to our spot on the hill,

our favorite place, where Es Vedra rises from the sea

like a great siren.

It was there that I told him about the child growing

within me, his child.

I never saw a man express such joy.

We made a pledge to marry, surrounded only by a union

of grapevines as our witnesses."

- Wow!

I wonder who he was.

- Well, she never refers to him by name, only "mi amor."

What is clear is that he was a vineyard owner in Ibiza

and very clear that the family did not approve of the match.

There's so much in here to digest.

I can send you the scans if you'd like.

- Yes, that would be great, thanks.

- Si, por favor.

Muchas gracias! - My pleasure.

And call me if you need anything.

Adios!

- Adios!

- I'm speechless.

This story just keeps unraveling.

What do we do now?

- How about some food?

[upbeat Spanish music]

- Mmm!

Smelling good!

Mmm!

- The secret to good paella is taking your time.

- Okay, like this?

- Perfect.

- So how much do I put in of each?

- Mm, it's more of a feeling.

Just throw in whatever your gut is telling you.

- Okay!

- Whoa, whoa, whoa!

- No?

- Your gut must be telling you to watch out for vampires!

[Bree laughing]

- Don't mind me, just bringing you some dinner!

- But, abuela, we were just making our own paella.

- Too much garlic, mine is better!

- Never argue with the boss.

Listen, I will go print out the papers

that Professor Navarro sent us.

- Okay,

and I will help Josefa dish up.

- Ah, very good! - Perfect.

- Okay, oh, that does look good.

- [Josefa] It does? - [Bree] Yeah, it does.

- It is very good!

- Okay, don't be shy, don't be shy!

- Okay! [Bree and Josefa laughing]

- [Josefa] Good! - [Bree] This smells great!

- [Josefa] Fantastic!

[water rushing]

- What does this one say?

It looks different, shaky letters.

- "4th of July, 1851.

My father discovered us today.

We're living for Valencia in the morning,

three weeks ahead of schedule.

I haven't seen my love since the meeting with my father,

and I fear greatly for his safety.

I told him that no matter what happens,

it will be him and I, always and forever."

- Look!

"Siempre y para siempre."

- Don't mind me!

I thought I'd bring you one of my favorites.

It's perfect for dinner!

- Gracias, abuela.

- Are you sure you won't stay?

- Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

I'll leave you two alone.

- Thanks. - De nada.

- Can you take me back to the wine cellar?

- You don't like the wine?

You haven't even given it the chance yet!

- I have my eye on something else in there.

[playful Spanish music]

Look!

The necklace.

It matches the one from the shipwreck!

[enchanted music]

- I can't believe I never noticed that.

- And the inscription, the same words as the diary entry.

There is literally only one explanation.

This is the Countess,

and the winemaker is your great, great,

go back a million times great grandfather!

- No, no, no, no, no, impossible!

It always comes down to the wine.

We never made a rosé!

- Maybe you did!

- Is there any way to compare the wines?

I mean, to know for sure.

- I could do a molecular analysis of the wines

from your vineyard and compare it to the wines

of the Mariana.

But it's not gonna get anything as conclusive

as a DNA match.

If I had the grapes I could, but the DNA breaks down

during the wine fermentation process.

So I couldn't match the wines from the same grape family.

But speaking of family,

what if the Countess actually had the child?

What if the Countess passed during childbirth,

but the child survived,

and the winemaker raised that baby?

- [Bree And Mateo] Let's go down to the lab!

[enchanted music]

- Abuela, we're off!

- Aye, don't mind me! [kisses smacking]

[Bree and Josefa laughing]

Aye, I'll do the dishes.

- Thank you!

- Enjoy your date, huh?

- [Bree And Mateo] It's not a date!

[Josefa chuckling] [enchanted music]

- Aye.

[machine beeping]

- So the amplification process can take a few hours,

but I'll come back in the morning,

run the capillary electrophoresis,

and send everything to Ava.

- So let me get this straight.

What you're saying is that with this experiment,

you'll be able to tell if I'm related to this Countess?

- Exactly!

- So what now?

- There's nothing more we can do tonight.

But maybe we can come back in the morning?

- Yes.

Eight o'clock, before the convention?

- Works for me.

[high five smacking]

Great. [phone ringing]

Oh, I'll be one minute.

Excuse me!

[enchanted music]

- Bree!

Come join!

- Oh!

- You're just in time

for this giant board of charcuterie.

- Oh, it does look good.

I've already eaten though.

I was just after a coffee.

- Duos café, por favor.

- Por supuesto. - Oh!

- So how's it all going with the wine?

The tragic love story will definitely sell

if you can just work out who they were.

- Well, I think I can prove it originated from Ibiza.

- Really?

Of course you were right.

Did the genealogist know who the local winemakers were?

Brianna, are you holding out on me?

- I'm just not sure I should share with Eliza

before I get the family's approval first.

- Ah, so what?

It's history!

They don't have the rights to it.

It's just an old story.

- But is it ours to tell?

- Well, listen, you've worked really hard

to figure all this out.

Don't lose sight of why you came here.

- The Countess felt unstoppable

and yet, something still troubled her.

These feelings she had for the prince,

invisible as they are, were manifested beyond all doubt

in her letters to him,

speaking truths that could prove the key to her undoing.

She must find them before it was too late.

[lighthearted music]

So the computer has generated a DNA profile.

So we run the program again and compare the two profiles.

One is from a known relative of the Leon family

and the other is your sample.

Okay.

And...

[computer dinging]

- Is that, is that?

- Yes!

Yes, it is!

- Does does that mean that I'm-

- You're a direct descendant

of Countess Catalina Maria Leone!

[Bree and Mateo laughing]

It it means that the child survived

and was raised by your ancestor, the winemaker.

It means the wine onboard the Mariana

is from your family vineyard!

[Mateo and Bree laughing]

[enchanted music]

- Incredible!

- Oh, I know!

What are the chances?

- No, you!

You, Bree, you're incredible!

All of this, this is thanks to you.

I was adamant from the beginning that it wasn't my vineyard.

Wait, there's still one thing I don't understand.

There are no records, no wine records, no evidence!

- You said everything was ruined in the fire, right?

- Yes.

Apart from the wine records, they were in the cellar.

- When exactly was the fire?

- 1852.

Maybe 1853.

- Okay.

This is a long shot, but bear with me.

Oh, it's from my book.

It's crazy! [Bree chuckling]

- No, no, no, no, crazy is good!

We like crazy.

- So in my books, the Prince had a secret hiding spot

where he'd stash away everything he didn't want anybody

to find, particularly his family.

So given that the fire burned everywhere else down,

there's really only one place to look.

- The cellar?

[suspenseful music]

- Okay.

Your novels, they don't have a classic

solve the mystery place of where to look?

[energetic music]

- Have you got a cork screw?

- Cork screw.

- Okay.

[energetic music]

[paper ripping]

[suspenseful music]

A love letter?

[enchanted music] [paper rustling]

- No, it's some kind of agreement between the

Leone family and my ancestor, Juan Vega.

- The winemaker.

- Yes.

They're discussing a child.

Juan agrees to sign away all legal claims

the child may have to title.

In return, he's granted full care of the child,

provided that no attempt be ever made to claim legitimacy,

and that the identity of the child

is never revealed.

- This is the proof!

[enchanted music]

[Mateo grunting] [Bree laughing]

[Mateo laughing] - I can't believe it!

Bree, please don't tell anything to anyone just yet, okay?

I want to share this with my family first.

- Of course!

- I don't even think I can say anything at the convention.

The convention, it starts in less than two hours.

- Let me help you!

- Bree, thank you.

Thank you for everything.

This time with you has been the happiest

in a very long time for me.

- Same.

[enchanted music]

[mouse squeaking] [Bree screaming]

- What?

- Do you have mice in this cellar?

- I don't think so, unless it's the Brie.

The Brie?

- That is too cheesy, come on.

[energetic Spanish music]

[guests chattering] [guests laughing]

[energetic Spanish music] [guests chattering]

[energetic Spanish music] [guests chattering]

- You did it, Bree.

[Finn laughing] You found her!

[dial tone ringing]

We have some amazing news.

[energetic Spanish music]

- I now have the great honor alongside Mateo Vega,

the head of the wine association,

of calling names for the raffle draw

for the Mariana wine tasting.

So without further ado,

Isabella Gomez. [guests applauding]

Isabella Gomez.

Next one, Javier Alvarez.

[guests applauding]

Sophia Perez.

Sophia Perez.

And finally,

Brianna Farrington!

[guests applauding] [enchanted music]

[enchanted music]

[cork squeaking]

[bottle popping]

[wine trickling]

[enchanted music] [wine trickling]

- As you can see,

the color is quite light,

suggestive of minimal contact with the red grape skins.

[enchanted music]

Smell is

surprisingly fresh, fruity,

and vibrant.

Now, the moment you've all been waiting for.

Salud, everyone!

- [All] Salud!

- Salud.

- What does it taste like, Mateo?

Describe it for us!

- I'm not sure I can,

apart from

transcendent.

[enchanted music]

Transcendent!

[guests applauding] [Bree chuckling]

- That was such a relief!

I mean, imagine if it tasted bad.

Oh, but it was so good!

It was almost as exciting as finding it.

- To be honest, I'm just happy that we got to experience it,

you know, that we got to share this moment together.

- It was the perfect end to our journey together.

- It doesn't have to be the end.

- Oh, Brianna, darling, I just had to come

and congratulate you.

- Congratulate me?

- For solving the mystery of the shipwreck wine.

It's all so tragically romantic.

It's the perfect story for me to sell my synthetic version.

The funding for your naval ship research, it's yours!

Just as we agreed.

Mateo!

Well, you must be thrilled.

Isn't it amazing?

We're gonna be recreating wine from your family vineyard.

And I guarantee in the next few months, your family wine,

well, the synthetic version, will be on the shelves

of every single major supermarket in the world

and on the lips of every single wine collector.

Oh, look at your faces.

[Eliza laughing]

You're speechless, I love it!

[Eliza laughing]

Listen, I've organized a meeting

with a few key journalists tomorrow at 11.

I'm gonna be making a big announcement then.

I would so love it if you two could join.

Hmm?

[sentimental music]

- How could you?

How could you use my family story

to help sell this Frankenstein wine?

- Mateo, listen, I had no idea how she-

- Right now, my family name is being used for a fake wine.

You realize that?

Years of hard work and labor

essentially stolen.

I guess you were never really about stories.

You're always just about the funding.

- No!

- Goodbye, Bree.

[sentimental music]

- Mateo, I...

[sentimental music]

- Excuse me.

Can I talk to you privately, please?

- Okay.

- So you see, you can't share this story.

To use it in this way!

- I don't know what you want me to do, Brianna.

This story, this wine,

it's a guaranteed success!

- What if there's another opportunity here?

To share something incredible, something authentic

with the world about what this island has to offer?

- I'm sorry, my hands are tied.

[sentimental music]

[phone notification dinging]

[sentimental music]

[sentimental music]

- Oh! [papers rustling]

Ugh!

Great!

- Please madam, allow me to help you, madam, please.

- Thank you.

It's just what I need.

- Look, a bad day never lasts.

A mal tiempo, buena cara.

- To bad weather, a good face.

[enchanted music]

Carlos?

- Eliza.

I remember when we laughed and laughed.

[Eliza laughing]

We had some beautiful times, you must admit.

- I know. - Yeah.

- I can't believe you recognized me.

- Why?

- You are still the same girl I met on the beach

- Underneath it all, maybe.

A bit jaded and battle scarred after all these years.

- Come on, Eliza.

You look beautiful! - Really?

- Yes, really!

- But why didn't you say something before?

- I didn't think you would remember.

- What?

No, eh, no!

It's the complete opposite.

- I can't believe you are not married.

This is crazy! [Eliza laughing]

- I was,

but it was to the wrong person

or people.

I was married to the wrong people.

- Si.

Same story, huh?

I guess sometimes it's hard

to settle once you've had the real thing, huh?

Nothing ever compares.

To us!

[enchanted music]

[enchanted music]

- Hey, dad.

- Hey, pumpkin!

You okay? - Yeah.

I just wanted to hear your voice.

- Well, that doesn't sound good.

- Can I ask you a question?

- Of course, anything!

- How do you not seem resentful?

- Resentful?

About what?

- About everything.

About what you sacrificed for Mom, me.

Your career, your adventures just stopped.

- Honey, I never saw it like that.

When it comes to true love, no sacrifice is too great.

Besides, love was always my greatest adventure.

Does that answer your question?

- Yes, yes it does.

Thanks, Dad.

- Are you sure you're okay, pumpkin?

- Yes.

I love you.

- Love you.

- Bye.

[enchanted music]

- For those of you who don't know me,

my name is Eliza van Deusen.

And I have a great, great passion

for incredible food and wine.

I first discovered that passion right here

in Ibiza many years ago,

and I've been reminded of that

on my very long overdue return trip.

Over the years, I've been hugely invested in the food

and beverage industry,

and I know a good investment when I see one.

Therefore, I've decided to partner with a local wine expert

and family restaurant owner, Mr. Mateo Vega,

to introduce an international chain

of Ibizan restaurants called Casa Vega.

[audience applauding]

[enchanted music]

- Ah, I wasn't expecting that.

Excuse me.

- Neither was I, exactly.

- Why the change of heart?

- Let's just say

I reconnected with an old friend.

- Umbrella guy?

[Eliza laughing]

No!

[Bree laughing] - I know, I know.

But it wasn't just him.

It was actually something you said.

I realized you can't recreate the past,

and this synthetic wine would only be masquerading

as the real thing.

And that would be an insult to its legacy.

You know, to the beautiful love story.

Oh, synthetic wine, honey, it has a future.

But it's not here.

- Sometimes some things can have all the right ingredients,

but it's just not right.

The magic is missing.

Excuse me a minute.

- Bree, I want to apologize.

- Finn, you went behind my back.

- I am sorry about calling Eliza.

I just, I didn't want you to miss out on the funding,

and Eliza knows the discovery was all you.

- I don't care about that.

But some stories aren't ours to share.

- Honestly, I've become a bit of a talking head.

By making it all about me and not the work,

I've been missing the wonder in the world

without even realizing it.

Well, I truly am sorry for messing everything up for you.

I guess let me know if there's anything I can do

to help your future projects.

- Well, maybe you could share any findings

with your followers.

Your videos are great!

Breathe new life into ancient discoveries.

Hmm?

- Absolutely.

[enchanted music]

- As her carriage rumbled across the wild countryside,

she gazed out at this foreign land

and quietly relinquished her heart to its shores,

unknowingly taking a piece of his with her.

Es Vedra.

Why are we at the viewpoint?

- He says, in case you never made a wish

to the goddess for true love.

[enchanted music]

- Mateo!

How did you find me?

- I called every single taxi on the island

before I found you.

- Mateo, listen-

- Eliza told me everything.

I'm sorry I ever doubted you.

Bree,

I can't promise you

how our story will end.

And I know you like to know these kind of things up front,

[Bree laughing]

but I have a strong feeling that you are my happily ever.

My "siempre y para siempre."

[enchanted music]

[kiss smacking] Wait.

You're not with me just for my lineage, right?

[Bree chuckling]

- Well, I have always fancied myself as a Countess.

- Well, Countess it is then.

[Bree laughing] [upbeat Spanish music]

[upbeat Spanish music]

[energetic Spanish music]

[energetic Spanish music]

[enchanted music]

[enchanted music]