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00:01Previously on When Calls the Heart
00:03I lost daddy's medal
00:05People, and our memories of them are what keep them alive
00:08I wish I could tell him stories about his dad
00:09But I guess there's other people that can
00:11Grandma Charlotte!
00:12You are your dad's greatest medal of honor
00:15Christopher's God
00:16You know I didn't ask you here just to help Edie settle insurance claims
00:20That's not why I came
00:22My grandson couldn't hope for a better father
00:24But yeah, we have it
00:27But you will
00:32Good morning
00:33Oh, good morning
00:34Look at all this
00:36Well, I can't seem to cook for fewer than 12 people anymore
00:41So, I really hope you're hungry
00:43Well, everything looks delicious
00:46Just didn't realize I had that many pots
00:48Oh, you didn't
00:49I had to fix the handle on that bean pot that you had abandoned
00:52All it needed was a screw
00:53Well, I'm glad to have it back
00:57Charlotte, after all those stories about Jack and Jack
00:59The other day, I was thinking of going to visit him with LJ after school
01:05Would you like to join us?
01:06What a lovely offer
01:10But I told Florence that I would help get our garden ready before winter
01:17But we will find the right time
01:20Of course
01:21How can I help?
01:22Oh, please, no
01:23Just sit
01:23It's my pleasure
01:30It's been so nice having all our meals together again
01:33And I hope you don't mind
01:35I have to extend things a few extra days
01:38Of course
01:38It's no trouble
01:40LJ will be thrilled
01:41Good
01:42My plans in Union City got all jumbled
01:47Due to what I assume
01:48Is a distracted hotel reservation agent
02:18Oh, stop in the morning to you, Nathan
02:23Looking for anything in particular?
02:27Lock it
02:27Now
02:28Am I in some sort of trouble?
02:30Not yet
02:30Hopefully you can stay that way
02:33Ned, I'm about to let you in on an operation so secret
02:36You can't tell your wife about it
02:38Oh my goodness
02:39Are you up for the task?
02:41I believe I am
02:42Constable
02:43Well then
02:45You're the first to know
02:47I'm in the market for an engagement ring
02:50Oh my gosh
02:53Oh, Nathan
02:54That's wonderful
02:55Thank you
02:56Yes, but remember
02:57Discretion is the better part of valor
02:59Right
02:59Right
03:00Of course
03:01Mum's the word
03:02Now
03:03I'm happy to get the sample ring case
03:05From my jeweler in Buxton
03:07But of course
03:08I'll need Elizabeth's ring size
03:09Of course
03:11What?
03:12Her ring size
03:13It's like a pant size
03:14Or a shoe size
03:15Oh
03:15And both hands aren't always the same
03:18That's a common mistake
03:19Yeah, Ned
03:19I've got it
03:22How am I supposed to get the ring size?
03:24Well, now
03:24You're the Mountie
03:25I'm sure you'll come up with something
03:36If this gets out
03:37I know who the leak was
03:39Right
03:39Right
03:40Right
03:40Right
03:42Unlock it
03:42Right
03:43Right
03:43Yes
03:46Ah, just put this on my tab, Ned
03:49Of course
03:49Good morning, Nathan
03:51Florence
03:52Top of the morning to you
04:02Good morningую
04:04Thank you
04:06Bye
04:08Bye
04:08Bye
04:27I don't think there's anything really wrong with her hotel.
04:30I think she just wants to stay longer.
04:32You don't think she'll just come out and say that?
04:34No, you know how proud she is.
04:36But really, we'd be thrilled to have her as long as she'd like to stay.
04:39I like having her around.
04:40She's a real hoot.
04:42You're in a good mood today, aren't you?
04:44Why wouldn't I be?
04:45It's a beautiful day.
04:46I'm walking with the most beautiful woman in the world.
04:49I mean, if that doesn't put a pep in my step, I don't know what does.
04:52I think, Grant, you're about to burst into song.
04:55I just might.
04:56Well, I'd like to see that.
04:58Maybe a duet.
05:01Rockin' with my dame.
05:03The stars all spell her name.
05:05No, it's light out.
05:07I shine my shoes and play it cool.
05:10Like a moth to the flame.
05:15Oh, that's good.
05:18Now we just need a chorus.
05:19Well, something to aspire to.
05:22Like dinner tonight, don't forget.
05:24How could I?
05:31With the trial coming up and Christopher still in the wind, this is what we have to prove
05:36that Pioneer Electric's faulty transformer is what started the fire.
05:39We'll also have Georgie's expert testimony.
05:42I can lay out how we got Scoggins on the hook and how his phone call to Whitaker demonstrates
05:47collusion between National Insurance and Pioneer Electric to cover up the responsibility for
05:53the fire.
05:54Demonstrates collusion, sure.
05:55But it doesn't prove it.
05:56And that's the problem, isn't it?
05:57It's not ideal, but jurors are smarter these days.
06:01And you haven't seen Inspector McGill on the stand.
06:04They'll believe her.
06:05I have no doubt.
06:07Until the defense will point out that it's all circumstantial.
06:09Which it is.
06:10I have no doubt we have a fighting chance at this.
06:12But the people of Benson Hills deserve the best chance possible at justice.
06:16Now what do you got in mind?
06:17I'm thinking we try an op called the drip test.
06:20We prove that Pioneer Electric and National Insurance have been colluding in a cover up
06:24together by offering false information to one company and seeing if it drips through
06:30to the other.
06:31Ah, like the crown used to smoke out moles in the Great War.
06:35Exactly.
06:37Okay.
06:38So we need to figure out a way to get false but compelling information to
06:42one of these companies that they won't be able to resist sharing with the other company.
06:46Who will then want to share with us?
06:47Well, the best way to do that would be with someone who probably has a legitimate claim
06:52with National Insurance.
06:53And who's a good enough actor to pull it off.
06:57And I think we all know who that is.
07:00I'll do it!
07:02Excellent.
07:02So the first order of business is to schedule a claims meeting about your playhouse with
07:06Herman Throckmorton.
07:08He is National Insurance's chief claims adjuster.
07:11Well, easy enough.
07:11I'll just insist on meeting with the chief.
07:14We are, after all, VICs.
07:16Very important clients.
07:19Good.
07:19Now, during your meeting, you're going to give him a false tip about the cause of the
07:24wildfire.
07:25Something juicy that appears to exonerate Pioneer Electric so that Throckmorton won't
07:30be able to resist sharing it with the bigwigs at Pioneer.
07:33Who will then rush to tell the RCMP, thinking he will get us off their scent.
07:37It's like flushing water down a pipe to figure out where it drips out.
07:39I love this game.
07:41As chief claims adjuster, a big part of his job is sniffing out false claims.
07:46So you don't want to sell too hard so he doesn't suspect foul play.
07:49Same if you don't sell hard enough.
07:52You've come to the right place.
08:02It's our lucky day.
08:04The last two of Minnie's blueberry muffins.
08:07Hey, that's pretty.
08:09I made it with my nai nai.
08:12Yeah.
08:12You made this?
08:13Mm-hmm.
08:14Is that the Great Wall?
08:16Chang chun.
08:17Yes, Chang chun.
08:18Mu Tian Yu was at the foot of the Great Wall.
08:21She made it sound like such a fairy tale.
08:23She must have loved this.
08:24Mm-hmm.
08:25I loved working with her.
08:27She had such beautiful hands and she always told me so many stories about growing up.
08:33Would you teach me to make one?
08:37Better be fun if you're interested.
08:39Of course I'm interested.
08:41We can paint our own fairy tale.
08:44How did you get to be so thoughtful and sweet?
08:46Easy.
08:47I married you.
08:54Allie!
08:55See you later.
08:56Hey, how was school?
08:57Uh, fine.
08:58Good.
08:58How are you?
08:59Oh, good, really good.
09:00Look, I want to tell you something.
09:02What's wrong?
09:03Nothing.
09:03Nothing's wrong.
09:04No, it's about me.
09:05And you.
09:06Us, really.
09:06And our future.
09:07Oh, my gosh, Dad.
09:08Just say it.
09:09All right, look, you know how I feel about Elizabeth.
09:13Think I might have noticed?
09:14Well, I also noticed how you feel about her, so I wanted to let you know that...
09:22I'm going to ask Elizabeth to marry me.
09:25Right?
09:26And?
09:27That was the news.
09:28That's what I wanted to tell you.
09:30Oh, great.
09:32I'm not going to lie.
09:32I really thought you were going to give a bigger reaction than this.
09:34Well, of course, I'm thrilled, but...
09:38Dad, it's not surprising.
09:41Okay, that's fair.
09:43Look, I need your help to try to figure out what Elizabeth's ring size is.
09:47What did you have in mind?
09:49Well, don't ask me how, but I know that the ring she wears on her right finger also fits on
09:53her left ring finger.
09:54So the plan is to get it off her finger, trace it on a piece of paper without her ever
09:59knowing.
10:00Sounds fun.
10:02Call it Operation Ring Size.
10:07What else would we call it?
10:08Okay.
10:08Come on, come on.
10:09Whoa.
10:13This plan is foolproof.
10:15Elizabeth loves cookies.
10:17And you can't make cookies without first making cookie dough.
10:20You sure she's going to take her ring off?
10:22Well, I'm sure she doesn't want sticky cookie dough all over it.
10:25The cookie caper is operational.
10:32Come in.
10:33Sorry.
10:34It took longer than expected to get LJ settled at Lily's, but not to worry.
10:39Cookie making reinforcements have arrived.
10:42Now you're just in time for the fun part.
10:44I hope you know as constable of this town, I get to impose a cookie tax.
10:48Oh.
10:49Well, that'll be a lot of dough.
10:53Oh, I almost forgot.
10:56I don't want to get my ring all set.
10:57Sticky.
10:58Oh, good thinking.
11:06Behold.
11:07Are you sure you don't want to get in there with your hands?
11:11Yeah.
11:11I'll let you have the fun.
11:13No need for both of us to, so to speak.
11:21Okay, I have another idea.
11:24Operation Dish Dodge is on.
11:25Uh, Elizabeth, I can help you with the dishes.
11:28Oh, thanks, Ali.
11:29And Charlotte, thank you so much for cooking.
11:32Oh, it's my pleasure.
11:33Please let me clean up.
11:35You relax.
11:37No.
11:39You made dinner.
11:40Let us clean up.
11:41Oh, please.
11:43It's my mess.
11:44If you insist, thank you.
11:50Yeah.
11:53You taking notes?
11:54What?
11:55Your paper and pencil?
11:56Oh, yeah.
11:58Yeah, just jotting down a few notes for Bill for the trial.
12:01Oh, no.
12:02Smart.
12:03I'm sure any idea could help.
12:05Yeah.
12:05That is the hope.
12:11Okay.
12:12Failure is just an obstacle for success.
12:15Good.
12:16Because we've been great at failure.
12:18We just need to find the right plan.
12:21Steal her jewelry box at night.
12:22Hey, I like the way you think.
12:23Although we don't even know if she takes her ring off at night.
12:25I have no idea.
12:27Maybe the mercantile has some very powerful magnets.
12:31We could always just knock her out with a blow dart.
12:33Mercantile definitely has one of those.
12:34Or exactly this situation.
12:37Maybe I should just ask her what her ring size is.
12:40Dad, no.
12:41You can't ruin the surprise.
12:44Hey, what happened to failure just being an obstacle?
12:47Well, this obstacle course is a lot harder than I thought it was going to be.
12:50But you're right.
12:51Let's keep thinking.
12:54I just want to put this whole thing behind me, Mr. Throckmorton.
12:57But I can't until my claim is sorted out.
12:59And my theater can rise like Lazarus from the ashes of that dreadful wildfire.
13:06You two buy that?
13:09Yeah.
13:11Mostly.
13:12No.
13:13It's not good enough.
13:14What?
13:16I've never had to play myself before.
13:17Harder than it looks, huh?
13:19And it's controlled burn.
13:20What did I say?
13:21Just burn.
13:22Oh, so-so-fress.
13:23Good catch.
13:24The more precise you are, the clearer it'll be that the drip was a success.
13:28Understood.
13:29I just normally have a script.
13:31You know, somebody once told me just to shake it off.
13:34Thanks for the note.
13:36And remember, Mr. Throckmorton's going to ask you a lot of questions,
13:38but he's going to know the answer to many of them, so it's important to stick to the facts.
13:43Yes, of course.
13:44And wait to pivot to the tip until you feel like you've answered all his questions.
13:48Rosemary, just try to steer the conversation that way organically.
13:53Yes, thank you.
13:54That's a helpful note.
13:57From the top?
14:04Ready.
14:06Now, confirm the precise number of chandeliers and sconces in the atrium.
14:11I believe that was in the house inventory report that we provided.
14:14Of course, but we'd like to double confirm with the client.
14:18You can see.
14:21Now, Mr. Throckmorton, I feel it's my right to ask, when will my claim be paid?
14:26I'm sure you understand.
14:27I just want to put this whole thing behind me.
14:30We'll be able to proceed further once the Mounties have determined the cause of the fire.
14:35So the Mounties are the ones holding up my claim?
14:38Is that it?
14:39Well, that is so galling.
14:44I am not supposed to know this, but I am the mayor's wife, you know, so I hear things.
14:51I have it on good authority that Laveau Farms was conducting a controlled burn in the parkland right around the
14:59time that the fire started.
15:02The mayor told you this?
15:05Seems to me you don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to figure out that that burn might not have been
15:10as controlled as they claim.
15:13Are the Mounties investigating the Vaux Farms?
15:16Not that I've heard.
15:17And let me remind you, I am a reporter.
15:20Look, I love their blackberries just as much as the next person.
15:24But is it not unfair that my claim should be held up because of their negligence?
15:32Mr. Throckmorton, it wasn't just inventory items on a list that went up in smoke.
15:37Not to me.
15:39It was a dream.
15:42A dream to bring thoughtful and passionate performances to the valley.
15:47Ones that might inspire a new generation.
15:49Perhaps even my own little girl.
15:52To dare, to dream big dreams from our little corner of the world.
15:58I hope you can understand that.
16:02We at National Insurance appreciate your patience, Mrs. Coulter, and your candor.
16:09We'll be in touch.
16:12Thank you, Mr. Throckmorton.
16:14And regardless of the outcome, I appreciate your time and professionalism.
16:19Good day.
16:31Bravo, bravo.
16:33Well done.
16:34I was even a bit furious at Laveau Farms for their negligence.
16:38Nice touch with the blackberries.
16:40Thank you, constable.
16:42I took the note on specificity.
16:44Oh, well off he goes.
16:46So, hmm?
16:47Now what?
16:48Well, now we wait.
16:54They're a totally new species called Pterodon.
16:57Funny how they're new, but extinct.
17:00Huh.
17:00That is funny.
17:02And they're just giant flying reptiles?
17:04They're wingspan as big as a house.
17:06Yeesh.
17:07And I kind of don't mind that they aren't around anymore.
17:10The crazy thing is that scientists still don't know why all the dinosaurs went extinct.
17:13Hi there.
17:15What can I get you to?
17:18A pottery class?
17:20I mean, uh, Mrs. Hickam, can I ask you to host a pottery class?
17:28Sure.
17:33I've got it!
17:38Got what?
17:40Yeah, what's, uh, what's going on?
17:44Sorry.
17:45Uh, I thought of what I want to do for Oliver's next birthday party.
17:50Wow.
17:50You really are a planner.
17:52It's just I was so caught off guard and rushed last time.
17:57Well, do you want to come with us to pick up LJ and tell us all about it?
18:00I bet Charlotte would have some good ideas, too.
18:02Thanks, but so much to do.
18:05I'll see you later.
18:06Okay, good luck.
18:07Bye, sweetie.
18:13And how about using gravel?
18:15What, for the bedding?
18:16No, no, around the sewage pipes.
18:17I've read that in unstable terrain.
18:19Yeah, yeah, sure.
18:20I'll, uh, talk to Fernando about it.
18:23Good then.
18:25Good then.
18:26Yeah.
18:27You know, I can leave all this stuff with you if you like.
18:30It's actually lamb chop night, and to be honest with you, Rosemary doesn't take too kindly to me working late
18:35anymore, so.
18:36No, of course.
18:37No.
18:38I'm sorry to keep you.
18:39No, no, no, no, no.
18:39This is happening because of you.
18:42And you.
18:43And many other good folks.
18:45Which is truly gratifying.
18:47And yet, I, uh, somehow still feel empty.
18:52Uh-huh.
18:55Uh, does this have anything to do with a certain lawyer friend of yours?
19:03Everything.
19:05Yeah.
19:06But she, uh, opened her heart to me, and I shut her out like a bank's vault.
19:10Then why would I do that?
19:12Uh-huh.
19:13I said, I know exactly why.
19:17Fear.
19:18No.
19:20Terror.
19:23Sheer terror of, once again, finding myself in a romantic competition.
19:28Well, why should that be so terrifying?
19:30Do I only enter contests I know I can win?
19:34Of course not.
19:35If that was the case, I never would have run for governor.
19:37And I have no problem running again.
19:39Why should I be so afraid?
19:42Edie invariably brings out my best self.
19:44And yet, when I had the chance, I turned my back.
19:47Why?
19:48Why can't I just trust what I feel?
19:51Why couldn't I accept that I can't control what she feels?
19:57I know.
19:58It's not Edie's fault that she has a past.
19:59Any more than it's my fault for having a past of my own.
20:02But now she's taken a job in Union City and moved on.
20:05Which, of course, she did after the way I treated her.
20:07And now I've become obsessed with work because I've somehow convinced myself that if the rebuild goes well, well, maybe
20:12everything else in my life will too.
20:14But does that even make any sense?
20:17Look, Lucas, as your friend, I am here to tell you that work ain't gonna take away your problems.
20:23Nothing will.
20:26Except confronting them.
20:28I didn't and I ended up in the infirmary thinking I was having a heart attack.
20:33Look, Lucas, no matter what you do, just be honest with yourself.
20:37Even if it feels a little uncomfortable.
20:40Because everything that you just said, that big long speech, that is good.
20:44It's a good start.
20:45But don't let past experiences keep you from being happy now.
20:51When I first met Rosemary, it was a tumultuous time of change.
20:58But I didn't let my past mistakes keep me from opening my heart to her.
21:05And now look at us.
21:09Listen, Lucas, all you gotta do is trust the good man that you are right in here.
21:18And I promise you, Lucas Bouchard cannot go wrong.
21:28Actually, you're welcome.
21:36In the dead of night, I tiptoed into the coop with a rag soaked in vinegar tied to the end
21:42of my broom handle.
21:43And I snuck up and held it right under that skunk's nose.
21:47And what did the skunk do?
21:49Well, that little varmint jumped three feet in the air and ran out of that coop so fast, those chickens
21:54spun like tops.
21:56Whoa!
21:57Only you can think of a way to out-stink a skunk.
22:00Well, the eggs did taste like vinegar for about a week.
22:05But it was worth it not to have to call a trapper for a problem that I was perfectly capable
22:10of handling myself.
22:16Hi, honey bear. Have a seat.
22:19Oh, looks like somebody's feeling inspired.
22:22Oh, uh, speaking of artistic inspiration, I saw Mrs. Hickam teaching Mr. Hickam how to make these beautiful clay bowls.
22:32That sounds like fun.
22:33I thought so, too.
22:34And when I asked her about it, she offered to teach me and anyone else who wanted to join.
22:40I thought it would be a fun thing for us all to do together.
22:44Maybe after school tomorrow?
22:46Oh, Allie, I would love to, but I have to drop LJ at Talia's after school and then I've just
22:50got mountains of grading to catch up on.
22:52Oh, Elizabeth, go have some fun.
22:53I can take LJ to Talia's.
22:55Thanks, Charlotte, but I wouldn't want you to miss out.
22:57Well, I tried working with clay in the past and let's just say there's a reason I'm not a potter.
23:03You go.
23:04Well, all right. Thank you, Charlotte.
23:07I can catch up on my grading later.
23:09Yeah, this will be fun. I'm excited.
23:11Me too.
23:13Thank you both for dinner.
23:15Bye, Charlotte.
23:16Oh, and I'll see you tomorrow.
23:19Bye.
23:27Hey there. What are you drawing?
23:29We're reading Robinson Crusoe in class and I asked the students to think about what it means to be a
23:34survivor.
23:35I drew you, Grandma Charlotte.
23:37Me? Huh?
23:39What makes Grandma Charlotte a survivor?
23:42She's so tough. She doesn't need anyone.
23:48Oh, that's, uh, that's pretty tough, huh?
24:05I finally got him to bed.
24:07I wouldn't stop talking about those trout you two caught the other day.
24:12Well, it was mostly him.
24:14And he's a crafty one.
24:17He really admires you.
24:24You know I've never been to Jack's grave.
24:27Not for the funeral, not in all these years.
24:34Elizabeth, you lost your husband.
24:42And I lost my little boy.
24:49When you asked me to join you, I just couldn't.
24:54I can't.
25:01Charlotte, everyone grieves in their own way.
25:04I, I know you.
25:06You will find your way.
25:09And you will find the time that's right for you.
25:14Whatever you do, you keep that little boy of yours safe.
25:20Because you do not want to end up on this island.
25:31Listen to me.
25:32Okay, so I'm gonna make us a fresh pot of tea.
25:35Do you have any ginger?
25:36A Charlotte.
25:54So first step is to soften the clay.
25:56So let's all pick up our balls of clay.
26:01I'm just so excited you're all taking an interest in May's pottery.
26:04Aw.
26:05Gosh.
26:06Can't you just feel the...
26:08Tzihui?
26:10That's Mandarin for possibilities.
26:12Oh.
26:13So many possibilities.
26:16We should probably take off our rings, though, right?
26:19Oh.
26:20You don't have to, but that's probably the best to not have anything between your hands and the clay.
26:25Good thinking, Allie.
26:26I could put yours in my pocket with mine.
26:29Thanks.
26:30That's okay.
26:32The warmth of your hand will soften the clay, so really get in there.
26:36Oh, uh, Mrs. Hickam, I read an article in St. Nicholas magazine that said you should try wearing a blindfold
26:43while working with clay.
26:45So you really connect with it.
26:48Do you think we should try it?
26:50I'd love that.
26:51But maybe we can just close our eyes?
26:54Oh, yeah, of course.
26:58Mm-hmm.
27:00Mm-hmm.
27:03Wow.
27:04It really does focus you more on the texture.
27:08Good idea, Allie.
27:09I can really feel it softening.
27:15This is so much fun.
27:17Mm-hmm.
27:22Good afternoon.
27:24Constable Grant.
27:25Yes?
27:26Shelby Whitaker, Pioneer Electric.
27:28Mr. Whitaker, what can I do for you?
27:31Look, I know you're just doing your job with your investigation of Pioneer Electric, but in the course of doing
27:38my job, information has come to light that I think you'd be very interested in.
27:43Please have a seat.
27:44I'm happy to listen.
27:48Thank you, but I'll be brief.
27:51He must have repeated the phrase control burn and out of control burn 15 times.
27:57Unbelievable.
27:57He was so smug.
27:58He had this Cheshire Cat grin on his face the whole time.
28:01Well, he'll lose that grin in court.
28:03You really think this is going to sway the case in our direction?
28:05I'd rather have Christopher and that faulty Transformer, but at least we have a fighting chance.
28:09It just makes me so angry.
28:11Two companies handed the public trust, and they're betraying it by working together to cheat hardworking people.
28:18I got your message, Nathan.
28:19Did we get him?
28:21We got him.
28:26Well, after all that loss, the wind feels good.
28:41Such a beautiful evening.
28:44Thanks again for dinner.
28:45My pleasure.
28:46The least I can do.
28:48You've been such a big help in this case.
28:50The pursuit of justice is its own reward.
28:53See, right there.
28:54That's why you're so darn good at all of this.
28:56Then you're smarter than everybody else.
28:58Ah, you're biased.
29:00Guilty as charged.
29:06Bill, I...
29:07Sorry, I...
29:08No, no, I'm sorry.
29:10Well, haven't you ever wondered if we could have made a go of it?
29:12Well, of course I have.
29:14Sometimes it's all I could think about.
29:17But time has passed, and we've both made goes of it with other people.
29:21Well, so what?
29:22Well, we know how this works, and evening strolls and romantic kisses lead to dirty dishes and dusty slippers and
29:32the same eggs for breakfast day after day after day.
29:35Well, it doesn't have to be that way for us.
29:37I...
29:38I know.
29:39And I've enjoyed being here with you.
29:42Well, me too.
29:42Which is why I'm not ready to give up on us so fast.
29:45Bill.
29:46Georgie.
29:48You make me happy.
29:50You always have.
29:52Do I make you happy?
29:53Bill, it's...
29:54Simple question.
29:55Do I make you happy?
29:57Yes or no?
29:59Yes.
30:00Well, then why in the world wouldn't you want to give us a shot?
30:04You make a very compelling argument, Counselor.
30:07But if I was to even consider it, I'd have terms.
30:11I agree to them.
30:12You don't even know what they are yet.
30:16Anyway, I only have one term.
30:19Total honesty.
30:21If one of us falls out of love or someone suddenly realizes they can't stand the sound of the other
30:27one's chewing, we walk away.
30:30Agreed.
30:32Besides, I love the sound of your chewing.
30:37I love everything about you, Georgie and Miguel.
30:40I always have.
30:44Kiln.
31:04Is that my bowl?
31:05Brush out the kiln.
31:07Looks a bit lumpy.
31:09No, it's perfect.
31:11How old were you when you did yours?
31:13Six, but Nine-Nine helped me a lot.
31:17What should we put in one?
31:19Fruit?
31:20Or sugar?
31:22Or we could float flowers like they did in Miami.
31:28Oh, me.
31:30Yeah.
31:33I'm sorry.
31:34I just...
31:35I'm just really grateful that you care so much about my past.
31:40Past.
31:41Present.
31:41Future.
31:43Always.
31:45Always.
31:52All right.
31:53Here we are.
31:54Oh, my gosh.
31:55They're so glittery.
31:57That's the point.
31:58Your dad tells me you came up with quite the plan.
32:02Mountie's daughter.
32:04Well, if you don't mind my suggesting a few, I like the asher cut, and then there's the
32:10classic old European cut, the emerald cut, and the baguette cut.
32:15And, of course, all the different kinds of stalls.
32:19What about this one right here?
32:21Oh, you've got quite the eye, Nathan.
32:24That's a beaut.
32:25Oh, my gosh, Dad.
32:28You don't like this?
32:29No, I...
32:30I love it.
32:33And I love Elizabeth so much.
32:39I can't believe that this is finally happening.
32:43What?
32:44You too, Ned?
32:44Oh, it's just the ring makes it real.
32:50Congratulations, Nathan.
32:51Well, hold your horses.
32:54She hasn't said yes yet.
32:56But she will.
33:12Good morning, Charlotte.
33:15Nathan.
33:16I didn't think anyone else was up this early.
33:19Well, Elizabeth has been encouraging me to appreciate the morning solitude.
33:24Well, she is right.
33:25It is the best part of the day.
33:28I was actually hoping that you'd be here.
33:32Because I wanted to show you something.
33:37I'm going to ask Elizabeth to marry me.
33:41Yeah, I know.
33:42Took long enough, right?
33:44No.
33:45It's beautiful, Nathan.
33:49Well, I promise you I'll try everything I can not to mess it up.
33:53Well, you're off to a good start.
33:55Yeah.
33:57I'm glad you think so.
33:58Mm-hmm.
33:59Because I wanted to ask your blessing.
34:03I want you to know that I don't just love Elizabeth.
34:06But I love your grandchild as well.
34:09With all my heart.
34:12Of course you have my blessing.
34:16Nothing would make me happier.
34:19Well, that's good.
34:22Because I have just one more blessing I need to ask for.
34:29Oh.
34:35It's time.
34:38It's time.
34:53You go ahead.
35:09Hi, Jack.
35:13I think I want to let you know
35:16that you're still with everybody.
35:19Especially Elizabeth.
35:23You're still in her heart.
35:25And you always will be.
35:28I thought at first that would be hard, but...
35:32it's exactly as it should be.
35:36I wish you could see your little boy grow up.
35:40Now, he's...
35:42he's bright, and he's...
35:45he's so sweet.
35:47He just lights everybody up.
35:50I try to remind myself every day
35:52what a gift it is
35:53to be with her.
35:56And to watch him grow up.
36:01Anyway, um...
36:04I'm going to ask Elizabeth to marry me.
36:08And I want to give you my vow
36:11as a Mountie
36:11that I will love
36:13and protect her
36:14and your son
36:18until my last breath.
36:25I know I don't have the right
36:26to ask you or anything, but...
36:30if there's somehow
36:31I could get your blessing.
36:39I don't know.
36:40I don't know.
36:54It won me over.
36:57Maybe that's all you need to know.
37:03I don't know.
37:04I'm sorry.
37:06I'm sorry you haven't seen me here
37:07until now.
37:09But it turns out
37:11I'm a bit of a chicken.
37:21You came into this world
37:23before you were ready
37:24and left before I was.
37:29I remember
37:31you were a little boy
37:32and I took Tom apple picking
37:35and you couldn't go.
37:37And you were so mad at me.
37:40Oh, you grabbed your blanket
37:43and your bunny
37:44and said,
37:45I'm leaving.
37:48You sat just outside the fence
37:49and I thought,
37:51boy,
37:52have I met my match
37:53with this one.
37:56But I outdid you,
37:59Jack, didn't I?
38:00Now it's me.
38:03It's me outside the fence.
38:05Too afraid.
38:07Too proud.
38:08To say
38:11I'm cold.
38:13I'm cold
38:14and I want to come in.
38:18Jack,
38:19I miss you.
38:21I miss you every day.
38:24But I feel your presence
38:27in the way Elizabeth
38:28talks to your little boy
38:30about you.
38:32The way Nathan
38:34in all of Hope Valley
38:36still honor you.
38:40You're with us, Jack.
38:43You're in our hearts.
38:47And you
38:48always will be.
38:53Bye.
39:08We tell ourselves
39:09that solitude will protect us,
39:13that if we just remain alone,
39:15the hurt might not find us.
39:25But healing doesn't happen
39:28in hiding.
39:31Who knows why hearts open
39:33when they do?
39:35Who knows why they suddenly close?
39:38It's as ordinary as the sun
39:39setting and then rising again.
39:43and with it
39:44all the hope of renewal
39:46that emerges
39:46from all that darkness.
39:55Thank you so much for everything.
39:58You have no idea.
40:00It was a gift having you.
40:04How is it possible
40:05that I miss you all
40:06so much already?
40:07No, you won't have to
40:08because you'll see us
40:09all very soon.
40:10And you can put this
40:11on the wall in your room
40:12and see us every day.
40:13How did you know
40:14to make the one thing
40:15that would make me
40:16the happiest?
40:17Because you're my grandma.
40:19Oh, yes, I am.
40:21Come on, one more.
40:23Oh, yes.
40:25Okay.
40:37Go get her, slugger.
40:40We're not meant
40:41to face the world alone.
40:43It's only when we can admit
40:45how much we need each other
40:46that we find
40:47our deepest strength.
40:49You're the beautiful family.
40:51Well, this is.
40:55Yes, I do.
40:57Is that Mountie's son, ma'am?
41:01He's like a son to me.
41:03Mounties always get their man.
41:06That they do.
41:08My brothers like to chit-chat.
41:11Sorry if they're bothering you.
41:12Not at all.
41:13Mounties have a very special place
41:15in my heart.
41:16And they always will.
41:32Welcome home.
41:33And I'll see you next time.
41:33Bye.
41:35Bye.
41:40Bye.
41:41Bye.
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