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00:00Previously on When Calls the Heart.
00:04Boys!
00:05What if we were responsible for...
00:07Starting the fire.
00:08What if we expand into colder construction?
00:11Holy...
00:12Luther.
00:13When you all showed up, we became a community.
00:16And that's the only way we're going to get through this.
00:30Yes, Mama!
00:39I liked when the lion learned to be brave.
00:42Oh, I liked that too.
00:44You know who else is brave?
00:45Who?
00:46You!
00:47Little Jack!
00:48But...
00:51What is it?
00:52I'm not little anymore.
00:57You don't want to be called Little Jack anymore?
01:00I understand.
01:02Well, what would you like us to call you instead?
01:05LJ.
01:07Okay then.
01:10Well, LJ.
01:12Let's not be late for school.
01:18Reesey there!
01:19Oh my goodness!
01:21Oh, you better hurry!
01:23Welcome to the future.
01:25Coulter Construction proposes a complete restoration
01:28of the historic Benson Hills Town Hall,
01:31as well as several other new and exciting establishments,
01:34such as the Valley's very first movie theater,
01:37the Lumiere,
01:38located right there in the middle of Main Street.
01:40That's where Freddy's used to be.
01:41They had good sandwiches.
01:43Uh...
01:44Gwen, I have a present for you.
01:47It's not my birthday.
01:48Well, it's as I always say,
01:50the persistent population of one's wardrobe
01:52is a perennial pursuit.
01:53Try saying that five times fast.
01:57What do you think?
02:04Can I wear them to school?
02:06If you want.
02:10Thanks.
02:21I think you finally got her style down, Pat.
02:23It's not like it's hard.
02:24She practically wears a uniform.
02:25Hmm.
02:27So?
02:28Big day today, hmm?
02:29Why?
02:30What's up today?
02:31Yeah, uh...
02:32I know this presentation is important,
02:33but...
02:34did you get any sleep at all last night?
02:36I have all eternity asleep, sweetheart.
02:38But if we win this bid,
02:39we'll put the whole company on the map.
02:41Literally.
02:42On the map.
02:43I can see.
02:44Did you redesign the entire town?
02:46Yeah, I know.
02:47I gotta look Carrie away.
02:48I'm sure the committee will be dazzled.
02:49Mm-hmm.
02:50Remember, you also have to build it all.
02:51Oh, I know.
02:52Mm-hmm.
02:53But the crazy thing is,
02:54working on this rebuild actually gives me energy.
02:56It's...
02:57I don't know.
02:58It's exactly what I needed.
03:01Good morning.
03:02Morning.
03:03Have you seen my David Copperfield?
03:09You know what?
03:11I snuck a peek last night,
03:12and I couldn't put it down.
03:14You can have it after Oliver's done with it.
03:17I promised I'd lend it to him next.
03:19I didn't know he was much of a reader.
03:20He is now.
03:21I've been lending him all my favorites.
03:23Oh, well.
03:24You guys have been spending a lot of time together lately?
03:27I guess.
03:29He's a good friend.
03:32It's good to have friends.
03:35Thanks.
03:37Oh, that's nice.
03:39Where'd you get that from?
03:41Um...
03:42Oliver gave it to me.
03:44Sort of as a belated birthday gift.
03:47Long story.
03:49I should go.
03:51Well, I'll see you tonight, though.
03:53For dinner, I'm making spaghetti.
03:56Sounds good.
03:58It's good.
03:59Thanks.
04:00Oh, my God.
04:29Pioneer Electric's newest assistant regional advisor.
04:33They promoted you already.
04:35I've been doing what you told me, making myself valuable.
04:37Well, clearly it has worked.
04:39Yeah, it came with a raise, too, which seems to have helped Rachel's mother get over my, uh, let's say, past adventures.
04:48So, the engagement is on.
04:51Well, you should have led with that.
04:53Congratulations.
04:55Thanks.
04:56Yeah, well, we're hoping for a spring wedding.
04:59But what I'm hoping is, is that you, you will actually be the, the one to do the toast as father to the groom.
05:07If that's something that you'd want.
05:10That would, that would be my honor.
05:13What are you doing after the meeting?
05:14Going to Jameson, but not until Monday.
05:17If, uh, you wanted to get some photographs of that warbler, I'd be, be game to hell.
05:22Sure, I could always use a hand.
05:23Well, I'm around.
05:26Upper reading group, you can gather in the back to discuss your David Copperfield essays.
05:31And younger readers, let's take out our copies of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz!
05:36Oh, sorry, Relief.
05:45We got a little lost on the way.
05:47Well, I am glad you found your way.
05:49We were just getting started with our reading groups.
05:51Do you have your David Copperfield essays?
05:53Oh, I forgot.
05:55Uh, me too.
05:57Sorry, Mrs. Thornton.
05:58Can we turn it in tomorrow?
06:00Sounds like a plan.
06:02You can still join the group and share your thoughts?
06:04Yes, ma'am.
06:11And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the vision.
06:14Commercial and residential properties completely rebuilt, along with a brand new town square.
06:20All done in less than a year.
06:22Very impressive, Mayor Coulter.
06:24Very ambitious.
06:25Given that your company is new, do you feel confident that Coulter Construction can handle a project of this scale?
06:33Coulter Construction is new.
06:35Coulter lumber is a whole other matter.
06:38We have long, deep relationships with local contractors and suppliers.
06:43And unlike those bigger companies, I can promise you, the labor will be local.
06:48Because at the end of the day, the goal here is for us all to get back on our feet, right?
06:55Along with managing construction, you are also the mayor of Hope Valley.
07:00I am.
07:00Managing editor of the Valley Voice.
07:03The owner of the Queen of Hearts Saloon.
07:05How can we be sure that you will give this project the requisite time and attention?
07:10Um, Mayor Hickam, that is a fair question.
07:20A very fair question.
07:22But I can assure you, I am going to make this project my professional priority because...
07:28Because it's also personal.
07:32As you all know, my wife and I, we lost a playhouse, as well as a brand new national park.
07:37But more than that, much more than that, we lost our dreams.
07:49So, Maisie, trust me.
07:51I mean, really trust me when I say that I am going to give this project every single thing that I have to give.
07:57Because this isn't just the Benson Hills recovery.
08:07It's also mine.
08:13Thank you very much, Lee.
08:20Bill!
08:26The boys' campfire.
08:29Sure enough, the other side of Bell Rock.
08:31And well within the area of origin.
08:33So, unless we find another lead...
08:36Constable, Inspector!
08:37Look at this!
08:38Oliver!
08:39What is it?
08:40Ash pit.
08:42Sorry, just got excited.
08:43What did you find there?
08:45A fossil.
08:46Right here in Oak Valley.
08:46Oh, B.
08:47What does this have to do with the investigation?
08:50Nothing.
08:50I just thought it was neat.
08:52Here.
08:53Go back.
08:54Continue marking out the perimeter.
08:56And watch out for ash pits.
08:58What do you see, Constable?
09:14What is this?
09:17Looks like some burnt cement.
09:20I think the bigger question is, what was it?
09:23Uh, that time already?
09:30Oh, I'm afraid so.
09:32I'm glad that we're handing it over to a friend.
09:34You two can visit anytime.
09:36Oh, and we have these for you.
09:38Oh, thanks, Mike.
09:39You're a lifesaver.
09:41Happy to...
09:41Oh, excuse me.
09:43Of course.
09:47Ms. Martel, would you like a hand?
09:51Thank you, Governor.
09:52Um, I'm just moving these to my new apartment.
09:54Oh, you found a place to settle then?
09:55Kind of, yes.
09:57Things are still a bit provisional.
09:59These will be my new desk.
10:03Well, you are more than welcome to return to working out of my office.
10:08Well, really, it's fine.
10:10I'm still working out of the judge's office.
10:13I just need something small for my room.
10:15Well, if I can't persuade you to come back to my office,
10:18perhaps you could accept some real furniture for your new lodgings.
10:21I have a spare desk in the back.
10:24That's kind of you.
10:25Wonderful.
10:27Let's say we meet here at five o'clock.
10:29We can move it together.
10:30Well, I think you must have better things to do than help me move furniture.
10:33I'm not so sure about that.
10:36Five o'clock, then?
10:38Fine.
10:42May I?
10:44What?
10:44And we will finish our honeybee charts tomorrow.
10:59Thank you, everyone.
11:01Toby, it's time to go.
11:08Toby, did you not get enough sleep last night?
11:11I guess not.
11:14If you need to take the weekend to finish your essay, I understand.
11:18Thanks, Mrs. Thornton.
11:20Do either of you need any more help?
11:22I've got some time right now or tomorrow before school.
11:26Thanks, but we think we're okay.
11:30May we be excused?
11:32Of course.
11:41We know the fire started in this area, but we just don't know what this is from.
11:45Maybe something from the mine or the oil, Derek?
11:49I mean, it looks like concrete, but we only ever used bricks and never had anything out here.
11:54What's your theory?
11:56No theory.
11:57Just wondering about this, whether it was part of an old radio tower, power telegraph lines, anything that can tell us something.
12:03Something other than those boys and their campfire?
12:07Well, I hope we find some answers.
12:09People have been building things up and tearing them down out here for quite some time now.
12:13I mean, this could be anything.
12:15Well, we ordered maps from all the companies that have structures within a five-mile radius from here.
12:21Hopefully that tells us what this was and if it had anything to do with the fire or not.
12:24Well, good luck, gentlemen.
12:26I'm sorry I couldn't offer you more.
12:27Thanks for your help, Henry.
12:33It belonged to a mosasaur, an aquatic reptile that lived 65 million years ago.
12:39Aquatic?
12:40Does that mean...
12:42It's possible.
12:44All of this was underwater.
12:46Can you imagine?
12:48What would we have seen swimming around us?
12:51There definitely would have been a Tylosaur.
12:53Maybe a Plesiosaur.
12:54Or a Pilosaur.
12:55You know a lot about dinosaurs.
12:58My mom gave me a book on them when I was little.
13:00I couldn't read it at first, but I love the pictures.
13:02It was like discovering this hidden world.
13:04That sounds amazing.
13:07Can I see it sometime?
13:09I lost it a few years ago, going from place to place.
13:14Stupid.
13:15It was the only thing I had from her.
13:17I used to lose everything when my dad and I moved.
13:21One time, we made it halfway across the territory before I realized I forgot my shoes.
13:31How does that happen?
13:32My point is, it's not your fault.
13:37Moving is hard for everyone.
13:39Luckily, you never have to do that again.
13:45If you don't want to.
13:49And now, you have this.
13:53The real thing.
13:56Which you found...
13:58Yourself.
14:05Break's over.
14:06Meet me at the Mercantile when you're off duty.
14:10For what?
14:11Where there's a tooth, there's a jaw.
14:16Allie?
14:17Dad?
14:22We were just talking about dinosaurs.
14:25Mosasaurus, actually.
14:28Come with me.
14:29Have you tried talking to their parents?
14:36I hate to add much of their burden.
14:39It must be so awful, sitting there in that classroom every day, thinking they're the cause of so much loss and suffering.
14:46Well, they may be missing their schoolwork, but they're certainly keeping busy.
14:50I wonder where they're off to.
14:53Rosemary, would you mind?
14:54I'll pick up little Jack.
14:56It's LJ now.
14:57Since when?
14:57This morning.
14:58Let him know I'll be home by dinner, and thank you.
15:04Notice anything about that saddle?
15:13Straps worn.
15:13Yeah.
15:14It's your job to inspect the tack.
15:16I know.
15:17I'm sorry, Constable.
15:18It won't happen again.
15:18I told you to watch out for ash pits, too.
15:21Knowing is not enough.
15:22If you don't look before you leap, if you're not careful, people can get hurt.
15:24Yes, sir.
15:27I understand.
15:27Do you?
15:29Because you're a Mountie now, and a young man, and you're responsible for other people,
15:34and you need to prove to me that you're worthy of that responsibility.
15:37Uh, you can trust me, sir.
15:42I don't know if I'm worthy, but I hope to be.
15:45I don't know if I'm worthy, but I don't know if I'm worthy, but I don't know if I'm worthy of that.
16:05I don't know if I'm worthy of that.
16:05Boys?
16:07Mrs. Thornton?
16:08I'm sorry.
16:09I didn't mean to startle you.
16:10Did you follow us here?
16:12Well, I wanted to make sure that you two were okay.
16:15We're fine.
16:16You don't have to worry about us.
16:18Yeah, just been planting some trees.
16:23When did you start this?
16:25We started as soon as Judge Avery told us it was safe.
16:29We're really sorry we've been late to class, but we've got a lot of work ahead of us.
16:34We're going to complete this whole area by winter.
16:36This whole area by yourselves?
16:38Whatever I have tried to do in life, I have tried with all my heart to do well.
16:43Whatever I've devoted myself to, I've devoted myself to completely.
16:49So you have done your reading?
16:51We've been trying to keep up with everything.
16:54Well, it sounds like you could use some help.
16:56But it was our mistake.
16:57No one else should have to fix it for us.
16:59And besides, who'd want to?
17:06It's from my theater days back in New York.
17:26Do you ever miss it?
17:31I suppose I do.
17:34From time to time.
17:37But life wouldn't be an adventure without change.
17:40And I couldn't be happier here.
17:43There are no pictures of the park.
17:45No.
17:46I...
17:47I suppose there aren't.
17:49Will?
17:58We got it!
17:59The contract?
17:59Yep.
18:00Gwen, we're rebuilding your town.
18:02Oh!
18:02Oh!
18:03Oh!
18:04Help!
18:04Help!
18:06Oh, Lee!
18:07This calls for a celebratory dinner.
18:09Every dinner with my girls is a celebration.
18:11What can I do to help?
18:13Um...
18:14Gwen, what is this?
18:18My house.
18:19For when you rebuild it again.
18:20Gwen!
18:21You're quite an artist!
18:22You really are!
18:23This is beautiful!
18:24Very impressive!
18:26What is that there in the window, though?
18:27A big crack.
18:29Oh!
18:30Well, I think we can approve upon that.
18:31No.
18:33It has to be there.
18:35Dad said it looked like the web of a very lazy spider.
18:38That's how it was.
18:41Hmm.
18:43Then that's how it'll be.
18:44I promise.
18:50Hi, Elizabeth.
18:52Hi.
18:52What's all that for?
18:54You'll find out in class tomorrow.
18:57What you reading?
18:58A guidebook on paleontology.
19:01I got it from the library.
19:03Oh.
19:04I don't suppose that has anything to do with a certain young Mountie?
19:07How'd you know?
19:09Little Jack and I ran into Oliver, and he showed us his fossilized tooth.
19:12You mean L-J?
19:15L-J, L-J, L-J.
19:17It's going to be a hard one.
19:18Well, I'm about to meet Oliver to go look for more fossils.
19:23Maybe we can bring L-J next time?
19:25Oh, I'm sure he'd love that.
19:30Do you have a strainer I could borrow?
19:32A strainer?
19:33The guidebook says a strainer is good for sifting through mud in a stream.
19:38Oh.
19:38So you're going to be an expert now, too, I see.
19:41I don't know what I'm doing.
19:43But this is important to Oliver.
19:47I want to show him I care.
19:49Oh, Allie.
19:50You've already done so much to show Oliver how much you care about him.
19:54You don't think I'm doing too much, do you?
19:59No.
20:01I think it's wonderful that you have someone in your life who makes you want to learn new
20:06things and go on adventures.
20:08And I know Oliver has been inspired by you, too.
20:12How do you know?
20:13Because you are a very inspiring young woman.
20:20I'm so glad I have you to talk to me about this.
20:28I'll always be here.
20:35So you're going to use my strainer in mud?
20:41Maybe.
20:43Maybe.
20:50Hi.
20:51Hi.
20:53I wasn't sure about everything, but I brought a hammer and brushes and a strainer and...
21:00Hold it.
21:00Oh, great.
21:01You know those fossils can get stuck deep inside there.
21:04Hi, Allie.
21:06Hi, Judge Avery.
21:08Turns out he's interested in fossils, too.
21:10I thought he could join us.
21:11Listen, that mosasaur tooth was a real find.
21:15Well, let us go see what else is out there, shall we?
21:20There's still some ash pits in places.
21:22I just want to be responsible.
21:23Oh.
21:24Okay.
21:36Hey there.
21:37Hey.
21:37You joining us for dinner?
21:38I've got plenty of brisket.
21:39Smells great, but I'm making spaghetti.
21:41That explains the strainer.
21:43Allie borrowed it for fossil hunting.
21:45Oh.
21:46Well, is she here?
21:47No, she was.
21:48She's out with Oliver now.
21:51Oh.
21:52Is that okay?
21:54Yeah.
21:55She's fine.
21:56Yeah.
21:57Well, if you'd like to wait here, we can all have dinner together.
22:01We made a plan.
22:02She knows about it.
22:04I'm sure she'll be home soon.
22:09She's been spending a lot of time with Oliver right now.
22:12Mama, when's dinner?
22:15In a minute, honey bear.
22:15Wash up, please.
22:16Okay, Mama.
22:18You're busy.
22:19Nathan, wait.
22:20If she does come by, just tell her I'm waiting.
22:22Enjoy the brisket.
22:24Enjoy the spaghetti.
22:26I love you.
22:27I love you.
22:34I almost forgot.
22:37This came for you.
22:39Oh, thank you.
22:41Well, aren't you curious what it is?
22:44I'm more curious about that.
22:47How's the wait?
22:48Um, it's too fast.
22:50Too fast.
22:51Sorry.
22:51I know you're in a hurry, but the person in the back should really set the pace.
22:55Trust me, I'm in no hurry.
22:57All I have on my schedule today is a campaign call with Edwin the Wise.
23:02Is that so bad?
23:04I might look forward to it more if I actually took its advice,
23:07told the people what they want to hear.
23:10So, announcing your campaign with a promise to raise taxes?
23:15Not a winning strategy, apparently.
23:17Well, I was impressed with your honesty.
23:22You don't mind me asking, why did you leave the firm in Capo City?
23:26Why do you ask?
23:27Answering a question with a question.
23:29Articulated like a true lawyer.
23:31Well done.
23:33I wanted to take care of Uncle Ernie's ranch after he died.
23:36Now that that's gone, I suppose I'm staying because I like the town.
23:45I see.
23:47Are you ready for the stairs?
23:50I'll take the front.
23:52I'll set the pace.
23:54Moving furniture together?
23:56Do you think they're official?
23:57Mm-mm, not yet.
23:59They're still pretending they only talk about work.
24:01Mm-hmm.
24:03Okay.
24:04Round.
24:07Pivot.
24:07Mm-hmm.
24:08Okay.
24:11Okay, almost in.
24:13Oh.
24:14No, I told you it's not going to fit.
24:16It will fit.
24:17Trust me.
24:18It's, it's far too wide.
24:19Tilts it up towards me.
24:21Towards me.
24:22Yeah.
24:22All right, fine.
24:23Here.
24:24I'm tilting.
24:27Oh.
24:28Oh.
24:30Ah!
24:30Ah!
24:31Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, my gosh, I'm so sorry.
24:33Are you, oh, my goodness, are you all right?
24:35Uh, I'm not sure yet.
24:37I lost my grip.
24:38I'm fine.
24:40Oh, maybe we should have stuck with crates.
24:42Oh.
24:43I think we should get you to the infirmary.
24:45No, no, no.
24:46No, no, I insist.
24:47Come on.
24:48Here.
24:50You okay?
24:58That smells so good.
25:01I'm starving.
25:02Sit down.
25:07What's wrong?
25:09You said you were going to be home for dinner.
25:12Sorry, I got a little caught up.
25:15But I didn't miss it, did I?
25:17Oh, I've been waiting.
25:18I didn't know where you were.
25:19I told Elizabeth.
25:20That's another thing.
25:21Just because you tell Elizabeth doesn't mean you can go around me.
25:24But I tell Elizabeth things all the time.
25:26I thought that was...
25:28I didn't want you out in the woods at night, alone.
25:31With a boy.
25:32He's not a boy.
25:35He's not a boy.
25:37He's Oliver.
25:38And Judge Avery was with us.
25:41He was?
25:43Yeah.
25:44We were looking for fossils.
25:47Look, I'm sorry I'm late, but...
25:51What exactly are you so mad about?
25:53Just...
25:54Just be where you say you're going to be.
26:01Okay?
26:01Okay?
26:01Sorry.
26:28I wasn't sure if I should bother you.
26:29It's not a bother.
26:32So Allie finally came home.
26:34I don't like the way I talk to her.
26:36What did you say?
26:39Not the right thing.
26:40Hmm.
26:42I don't know.
26:43I'm flailing here.
26:44I like Oliver.
26:46He's a good kid.
26:47I know that.
26:48Not like the other guy she was chasing, Wyatt.
26:51No, it's not.
26:52With Wyatt, you were afraid she'd get hurt.
26:54But Oliver really cares for Allie.
26:59Maybe that's what makes it scarier.
27:02You feel like you're going to lose her.
27:05It seemed like just yesterday she was this little kid.
27:07No, it was this young woman running out the door.
27:12I feel like I'm on a runaway train.
27:18When we first got home from Cape Fullerton, all I wanted was to get back to the way things were.
27:23But it's just not possible.
27:27It's always slipping through our fingers.
27:30There you go.
27:32You're always three steps ahead of me.
27:35Hardly.
27:36Today, Little Jack announced he's now LJ.
27:40Because he's not little anymore.
27:43Yeah, that might have been my fault.
27:46I started calling him LJ while we were playing baseball.
27:50Guess it stuck.
27:51Oh, well, I'm glad it came from you.
27:58Can you believe one day he's going to be towering over us?
28:01Shh.
28:01Oh.
28:06Allie's going to be fine, you know?
28:08Yeah, I know.
28:11She's lucky to have you at least.
28:14I'd say between the two of us, we're doing all right.
28:21When did you get here?
28:32Oh, hey, sweetheart.
28:33Uh, yeah, uh, early.
28:35Listen, since you're here, um, I want to show you something.
28:38I think you found a good new place for the piazza right here.
28:43Oh, I love it.
28:44Yeah.
28:45Hmm.
28:47Uh, yeah, um, this all used to be a fruit orchard here,
28:50so once we pull out the last of the, um,
28:54once we go in and pull out the last of the burnt trees, we'll just...
28:57Oh, Lee?
29:02What is it?
29:05I don't know.
29:07Faith!
29:08Lee's having a heart attack.
29:09Get him on the bed.
29:11Lee, can you breathe?
29:13That's my chest.
29:14Molly, ECG, digitalis.
29:16Uh, adrenaline, quantity, quantity?
29:18Well, Faith.
29:20Faith?
29:20Faith?
29:21What is it?
29:21What is it?
29:27Morning.
29:29Uh, I made breakfast.
29:30I should get to school.
29:33Can we talk?
29:36From one adult to another?
29:47I'm sorry.
29:49I overreacted last night.
29:51I'm almost 18.
29:55Don't you trust me?
29:57Yes, I do.
29:58I trust you.
30:00You're a curious, open-hearted, brave young woman.
30:05I know you're not going to want to hear this,
30:06but you are still young.
30:08And you don't know everything.
30:10And love, I mean, it can be wonderful,
30:13but it can also be complicated and painful at times.
30:16Oh, who said anything about love?
30:19Yeah.
30:22It's a big world.
30:23And you still have plenty of time to explore it all.
30:29I think that's what I'm trying to say.
30:32I'll be careful, Dad.
30:36And I will always come home.
30:39And I will always be here, if you need me.
30:42I will see you tonight, on time, I promise.
30:50Hang on.
30:55Don't forget your book.
30:57The Jack and Lodgepole pines actually need fire to regenerate.
31:10How?
31:11Their pine cones have a waxy coating that needs heat in order to release their seeds.
31:17So, without fire, no more jack pines.
31:21But we can still give nature a helping hand.
31:23So, who wants to join me in the parkland to replant the trees?
31:29Let's go!
31:30We'll all be old by the time it's a forest again.
31:32And it's not going to bring our houses back.
31:35That's true.
31:37But eventually, those trees might become someone else's home.
31:41What we do with our hands today might be admired hundreds of years from now.
31:47Like the Coliseum.
31:50So, what do you think?
31:53Should we go plant the future?
31:55Yeah!
31:56Let's go!
32:00Thanks, Mrs. Thorne.
32:02Just following your lead.
32:09Of course.
32:10Yes, we are.
32:11I'm fine.
32:13Dr. Carter?
32:14Would you please tell my husband that he is not fine?
32:17Dr. Carter?
32:20Actually, I'm not seeing any sign of a myocardial infarction.
32:24You didn't have a heart attack.
32:26Hmm.
32:26Oh, thank goodness.
32:27Well, then what happened?
32:29I believe what you experienced was an anxiety neurosis.
32:34What does that mean?
32:35I don't know what that means.
32:36It's an acute state of anxiety that causes very real feeling symptoms
32:39with no physical cause.
32:41So then I am fine.
32:42Not quite.
32:46Look, you've both been through a lot.
32:48Mm-hmm.
32:48It's normal to move through a big shock in different stages,
32:51sometimes feeling nothing, and then suddenly everything.
32:53You were very angry.
32:57Yes, but not since we started a construction company.
33:02Okay, fine, maybe, but at least I've been functional.
33:05Being functional doesn't mean you're okay.
33:07Burying yourself in work can be a way to avoid feelings, too.
33:11So what am I supposed to do, then?
33:12Just sit around and feel sad?
33:13And I want you to stop working so hard.
33:14Your body is telling you something, Lee.
33:18You need to take time to listen.
33:26Okay.
33:31Is that it?
33:33Huh.
33:35Ow.
33:37Arr.
33:37Mr. Gowan, what brings you out here?
33:48Kirtland's warbler, though thus far he has looted us.
33:52Pardon us for interrupting.
33:53Not at all.
33:53You're welcome to join us.
33:56What is it you got going in there?
33:59They're Jack Pines.
34:00They need fire to drop their seeds,
34:02but we're just giving them a helping hand.
34:04You might need some mulch.
34:05I have some back at the orchard if you'd like.
34:07We can come pick it up.
34:09Thank you, Henry.
34:10Pleasure.
34:14Wish I'd gotten to plant trees for school.
34:17She's a pretty special teacher.
34:19Those boys told me and Cooper they made a campfire
34:23before the fire started.
34:24It's probably what caused it.
34:27Forget about that.
34:29Now they're out here planting trees.
34:32Can't teach character, but
34:35those boys have it.
34:37I just wanted to come check on the patient.
34:45It was just a bonk on the head.
34:47I'm fine.
34:49How's the desk?
34:51It's remarkably intact.
34:53I guess we both can take a knock then.
34:55That wasn't necessary.
34:59Well, I do feel partially responsible.
35:05Look, if anything, it's my fault.
35:07I was very focused on trying to prove my worth to you
35:13after missing the meeting,
35:14and, uh, well, it was foolish.
35:17I'll get you everything.
35:21Whatever assumptions I may have had about you,
35:24clearly I was very wrong.
35:27I regret my rash words.
35:32You were wrong.
35:36Yes.
35:38Perhaps we could call it even.
35:39You've acquired a useful piece of furniture.
35:44I've somehow restored your faith in me.
35:47Mine is clearly the greater prize.
35:48Lucas, um, the other reason
35:56that I decided to stay in Hope Valley
35:59was
36:00was because I like spending time with you.
36:05And perhaps that's too bold to say
36:07even to a politician,
36:08even one of your stature, but I...
36:09I'm sure you're spending time with you, too.
36:14In fact, I was hoping I could convince you
36:16to move back in.
36:18To the office, of course.
36:21We could even hire movers for the desk this night.
36:25Well, the problem is I...
36:26I might find that a bit, um, distracting.
36:34Ah.
36:37I understand.
36:39You should get that.
36:47I'll see you soon.
36:48Um, okay.
36:57Cover me, we're trying.
37:09Let's go.
37:11Well, hello, you two.
37:13Hey.
37:14Come here, yo.
37:16Ah, there you go.
37:18Honey.
37:19What do you got there in the basket?
37:21It's a jack tree pine cone.
37:23We learned all about trees and planted seedlings
37:24at school today.
37:25It was so fun.
37:26Well, that does sound like fun.
37:28But muddy boots off, please.
37:31Hmm.
37:31My pop stopped me to plant trees
37:33when I was about your age.
37:34Where were you planting?
37:35Up where the fire was.
37:36We're starting a new forest.
37:38You know, seedlings are a good start,
37:39but if you're replanting a whole forest,
37:41what you really want is saplings.
37:43A little further along,
37:44more likely to survive the winter.
37:46Do you have some?
37:47Do I have some?
37:49Trees are Mr. Coulter's business.
37:51Our business, sweetheart.
37:53I'll tell Miss Thornton.
37:53You know what?
37:54Why don't we all go together
37:56and make a day of it?
37:58Shouldn't we be taking it easy?
38:00Well, you know,
38:02get some fresh air on my hands on the dirt
38:03with the people I love the most.
38:05All right.
38:06Well, it sounds like doctor's orders.
38:08Yeah, doctor's orders.
38:15All right, got them.
38:18Good morning, Mr. Yost.
38:21Did the new seedlings arrive yet?
38:22They did,
38:23but I'm not sure you're going to need them.
38:29Morning, boys.
38:31We're going back to plant some more trees.
38:33Want to come?
38:34We sure would.
38:35Yeah? Good.
38:36All right, everybody, listen up.
38:38Come on in. Gather around.
38:40Come on.
38:41Nice and close.
38:42Does anybody here
38:43want to help us replant the forest?
38:45We can use all the extra hands we can get.
38:47We can set you up with extra supplies if you need.
38:51Yeah?
38:51Don't be shy.
38:59You have to work quick
39:00so the roots don't dry out.
39:01And you want to keep them four feet apart
39:02in all directions.
39:04Remember when you weren't sure
39:05if you were the right family to help Gwen?
39:07She's a real gem.
39:11So are you.
39:13Mr. Colter said that you can alternate these
39:15with the jack pines.
39:17Right away, any special instructions?
39:19Oh, it's the same as the jack pines.
39:21Four feet apart, not too deep, water and mulch.
39:24Yeah.
39:25Seems like you two know what you're doing.
39:27Oliver, you have that tooth on you still?
39:29It's from, uh, Mosasaur.
39:32Prehistoric sea creature.
39:33Wow.
39:35Huh.
39:38Now that is something special.
39:42I'm happy it's in your hands.
39:43How long have you been doing this?
39:52A couple weeks.
39:53And you were just going to keep it all to yourself?
39:57I told him not to do good for praise.
40:00Yes, I did.
40:01Sometimes good ripples out
40:03and touches everybody.
40:07Just look.
40:23Where are you off to?
40:24I was going to make you some dinner.
40:26Yeah.
40:27Whitaker called.
40:28He needs me back in Union City.
40:30Something about a, uh, a new contract.
40:32Too bad for us.
40:35Yeah, can you just...
40:36I need my...
40:36Yeah, yeah.
40:54I'm sorry to cut things short.
40:56Duty calls.
40:58Oh, oh.
40:59Glad to see you.
41:02Don't forget to work on your toast.
41:08Right.
41:09And Dad,
41:10thanks for today.
41:12Thanks for today.
41:12Thanks for today.
41:20Bye.
41:25Bye.
41:33Bye.
41:35Bye.
41:35Bye.
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