#video #Hope Valley 1874 S01E01 SNAKE HOT
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00:03They call it the Land of Opportunity.
00:07The journey you're about to begin will take courage
00:10and every ounce of perseverance you can muster.
00:14Where you are going, there will be unbounded horizons
00:17and endless adventure.
00:21This life is not for the faint of heart.
00:26Along with its unbridled promises come immense challenges.
00:31All sorts will be arriving into this vast territory
00:35seeking the freedom of the frontier.
00:40Some to strike it rich,
00:43others holding on to the hope of a brighter future.
00:48Alone, you will be called upon to be the law
00:51in a place where currently there is none.
00:56You 300, the first graduating class
00:59of the Northwest Mounted Police Force,
01:01will need consummate skills in diplomacy.
01:04The powers granted you will extend to all aspects
01:08of government jurisdiction, but make no mistake, gentlemen,
01:12your primary job is to keep the peace.
01:15So go out there.
01:16and pave the way for these settlements.
01:19But always remember
01:22that in a world of right and wrong,
01:26uphold what is right.
01:28the world of right and wrong,
01:31And with your child is more healthy.
01:36Of what's good, true, true, true, true,
01:40but I'm gonna be her good, and I'm gonna be her good,
01:44and I'm gonna be her good.
01:45Whoa!
01:47Whoa!
01:48What was that?
01:50I don't know.
01:54Hang on, buddy.
01:55Hang on.
02:23Can you fix it?
02:26No, there's no fixing that.
02:35We're gonna have to leave the wagon behind.
02:41But what about all of our things?
02:51Come here.
02:57I know it's been hard, Sarah.
03:06We've come too far to let anything stop us now.
03:11Everything's gonna be okay.
03:12Okay?
03:15Promise to pieces.
03:16Promise.
03:18Okay.
03:22Okay, boy.
03:23Where are you?
03:32Oh, no.
03:33I left me there in the wagon.
03:36Papa bought me that door.
03:40Whoa.
03:41Whoa.
03:42We can go back for it.
03:46No.
03:47We should keep going.
03:49Sir?
03:54I miss him too.
04:00Whoa.
04:01Whoa.
04:02Whoa.
04:12What are you thinking, Mama?
04:31Ready?
04:33Yeah.
04:34Okay.
04:34Okay.
04:36All right.
04:38Three, two, one.
04:40Now, keep going.
04:41Push harder.
04:42Push, push, push.
04:44Yes!
04:46Hold it, hold it.
04:48You got this.
04:51Almost there.
04:54Okay, ready?
04:55One, two, three, two, one.
04:59Oh!
05:01Get here!
05:04Well done, my love.
05:06Oh, my gosh.
05:14How long now?
05:18Shouldn't be more than a couple of days.
05:22Can I see it again?
05:29Will our room be upstairs?
05:30No, it'll be downstairs right there by the kitchen where it's warm.
05:34And then we have a whole parlor to ourselves,
05:36and a big old armchair that you can curl up in and read your books just like you used to.
05:44Think we'll ever go back?
05:49I don't know.
05:52Hmm.
05:55All right.
05:56Let's load her back up.
06:05There we go.
06:07Whoa!
06:12Whoa!
06:14Whoa!
06:14Whoa!
06:18We're in gold country.
06:20What's that mean?
06:22It means we'll be there soon.
06:25Maybe we can find some gold, too.
06:27Nope, we're just tapping for water for patches.
06:29And we'll be on our way.
06:31You can hand me the canteens.
06:33Thank you, sweetie.
06:34Good girl.
06:36Good girl.
06:48Well, they're blocking the stream.
06:50Can't cross here.
06:51They've moved since last week.
06:54Yeah, they go to where they think the gold is.
06:57You know what?
06:58Take the cattle upstream.
06:59Cross there.
07:00Okay.
07:02Come on.
07:04Okay.
07:06Oh, thank you.
07:09Hattie!
07:12What are you doing supplying these locusts?
07:15Trying to make a living, Tom.
07:16What would you have me do?
07:18Anything else.
07:19Breeding wolves would be less harmful to my ranch.
07:27Oh, okay.
07:28Okay, got it.
07:34Mama!
07:35Mama!
07:35Whoa, whoa!
07:36Ratchets!
07:38Mama!
07:39Mama!
07:40I got it!
07:41I got it!
07:44I got ya!
07:45Mama!
07:47Hey!
07:48Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
07:49Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
07:51Come on!
07:51All right. You're okay.
07:55Sarah!
07:57Are you okay?
08:00Yeah, I think so, Mama.
08:02Oh, gosh.
08:07You saved my little girl.
08:12Yeah.
08:49What an adventure, huh?
08:52I can't thank you enough.
08:54It's nothing. You okay?
08:56Yeah.
08:57Are you okay?
08:58Yes, thank you.
09:00Patty, what was that? Gunpowder?
09:02Dynamite. Some of the prospectors are taken to using it to get to the gold.
09:06You see who set it off?
09:08Yeah, a fellow back there.
09:11Name's Doyle.
09:14Excuse me, ladies.
09:20Mr. Doyle, no more of this dynamite, you hear? You're spooking the horses.
09:26Well, this ain't your stream. But who are you to tell me what to do?
09:30Well, I was here before you, and I'll be here long after you're gone.
09:34Don't count on it.
09:35When I strike a ridge, I won't buy out this whole territory.
09:42Consider this your warning.
09:46Okay.
09:51Looks like you've hurt your hand.
09:53I can help you with that.
09:53No, no, I'm fine. Thank you.
09:55Yeah, well, this wheel here is not.
09:57Mom and I put it on ourselves.
09:59Well, you did a good job.
10:00But Hattie's right.
10:02The wheel's definitely shot.
10:04Well, Tom's got a blacksmith that can help fix that.
10:07Yeah.
10:09Are you going to offer his services, or what?
10:11Yeah, yeah. No, I can...
10:12It's all right. We've got to be on our way, so I can try and...
10:14Definitely not on this wheel.
10:16So, I want you guys to load up, and I'll drive if you don't mind,
10:19since I know how to avoid the rockier parts.
10:24Get on.
10:27Yes.
10:30Congratulations.
10:40Congratulations.
10:40Congratulations.
10:41Commissioner French.
10:42Oh.
10:44Constable Vaughn, isn't it?
10:46That's right, sir.
10:47Graduated top in the class.
10:48Well done.
10:50Well, now the accolades are over, and the real work begins.
10:54I understand you've been assigned to gold country.
10:57Yes, sir.
10:59Well, from my experience, where there's gold, there's trouble.
11:05Understood.
11:07Make us proud, son.
11:26So here's Sarah.
11:29Rebecca.
11:30Tom Moore.
11:32What is this place called?
11:35Well, I call it home, but you're not going to find it on a map.
11:39Why would you say you've been here a while?
11:41I've been here a few years.
11:43Truly God's country.
11:46Lots of room for me to expand my herd.
11:49And it won't be for long until the prospect goes out of the way.
11:55Is there a trading post around here?
11:57I think we'll need some supplies before we move on.
12:00You've met the woman who runs it.
12:03Oh.
12:05Where are you headed?
12:07West.
12:08We bought that.
12:14Where are you coming from?
12:16Oh, back east.
12:17We broke off a wagon train in the Dakota Territory.
12:20The Dakota Territory?
12:22You've come a long way.
12:24We've managed.
12:26My mama can do anything she sets her mind to.
12:29I believe it.
12:31Still, traveling alone across the frontier, you got some gumption.
12:36I'll take that as a compliment.
12:38You'll take that however you like.
13:05Yep.
13:08Whoa.
13:11Clayton.
13:12Prospector set off an explosion down near the stream.
13:15Spooked this woman's horse.
13:16Do you think you can fix it?
13:18Clayton can fix just about anything.
13:20Wonderful.
13:21How long will that take?
13:23The axle shot.
13:25Depends if the trading post has the supplies I need or not.
13:29Peggy.
13:29This is Rebecca.
13:31Sarah.
13:31They could use a hot meal.
13:33Peggy cooks for me.
13:34You're in luck.
13:35We're having a cookout tonight.
13:37You should join us.
13:38In addition to being my foreman, Nash here is also a mean fiddle player.
13:42We've been enough trouble today.
13:43Thank you, though.
13:47Do you want to come play with us?
13:50I have to help my mother.
13:56Pleasure.
13:58You want to check on your horse here, make sure it's not hurt?
14:00Oh, it's all right.
14:01I can check on patches.
14:03I've been doing it for three months.
14:05All right.
14:06Well, I've been doing it for three decades.
14:09We'll just make sure.
14:17Aren't you coming?
14:20I'll stay and watch our things.
14:22All right.
14:24Call out if you need me.
14:25I won't be far.
14:38What do you think?
14:40I think you'll be just fine.
14:44That hand really needs tending to.
14:46I'm fine.
14:47I've seen wounds like that out on the battlefield.
14:50They almost always end up infected.
14:52The battlefield?
14:54My husband was a doctor during the war.
14:57I helped him out sometimes.
15:02Where's your husband?
15:05He passed recently.
15:11My condolences.
15:17You must have seen some things during the war.
15:22Yeah.
15:27Look, Rebecca.
15:29You got some grit.
15:31I'll give you that.
15:33But grit alone isn't gonna save you out of the frontier.
15:38And what will?
15:40You got all sorts of wild animals to look out for.
15:44Not to mention you got outlaws, whiskey traders, cattle rustlers.
15:48It's a whole assortment of bad.
15:50Well, believe me.
15:51The frontier doesn't hold the monopoly on bad people.
15:55Don't get me wrong.
15:56There's more good than bad out here.
15:58I'm getting that sense.
16:00And as much as I hate to ask, it seems we'll be delayed.
16:04I would be much obliged if we could camp on your land tonight.
16:07You can be my guest.
16:10Listen, I got extra rooms in my house.
16:15No, thank you. We'll be fine.
16:18Go ahead.
16:39How's it looking here, Clay?
16:41Well, we're getting there.
16:43Just lucky this wheel lasted as long as it did.
16:47I figure it was a lot more than luck to come as far as she did.
16:56You gotta wonder what brought him out here, though, huh?
16:59A woman and a girl?
17:00All alone?
17:07I'm sure they got their reasons.
17:09I'm sure they got their reasons.
17:42I'm sorry I almost mentioned the boarding house.
17:45Oh.
17:46It's all right, sweetheart.
17:48It's only...
17:50better until we get where we're going that we just keep some details to ourselves.
17:55For safety.
17:58Because we need to be where they can't find us.
18:02Exactly.
18:10We love hopscotch. Why don't you go join them?
18:13That's okay.
18:15They look friendly.
18:18I'm tired and we still need to clean up.
18:25I know it's been a really long journey.
18:29But we'll be there soon.
18:32We can start living our dream.
18:33We'll be there soon.
18:49Uh.
18:54Go on, go.
18:57Morning.
18:58Good morning.
19:00I brought you some breakfast.
19:02Peggy sent some biscuits.
19:07Yeah, I'm sorry.
19:08I should have warned you about them.
19:13Oh, here you go, sweetie.
19:14Get some milk.
19:18You're welcome.
19:19Oh.
19:20Oh, your hand is really getting infected.
19:23You should let me treat that.
19:25That's not necessary.
19:25It absolutely is.
19:28I'll meet you back at your house.
19:41Your husband teaches?
19:44My mother, actually.
19:45This is made of white oak.
19:47It'll prevent infection.
19:48Seems like a lot of fuss for a little cut.
19:51My husband had a patient once
19:52who refused treatment to his big toe.
19:55Because he thought it was a lot of fuss.
19:58And I bet he survived.
20:00He did.
20:01He's now known as Three Toed Joe.
20:15This will sting a little.
20:19More than a little.
20:21That means it's working.
20:23It's working real hard, then.
20:31You've built a beautiful ranch here.
20:40What about you?
20:44What about me?
20:47You seem like city folk.
20:52Got a culture of quality by you.
21:02You got another visitor?
21:04Howdy.
21:06I was just about to pay you a visit.
21:08I was in the area, so I thought I'd save you trouble.
21:12In the area, huh?
21:14Yeah.
21:16Looks like a mighty fine job you've done in his hand there.
21:19Oh, thank you.
21:20At least I could do after he saved my daughter and my horse.
21:25Rebecca's got some medical experience.
21:27Huh.
21:29What do I owe you?
21:31Uh, $23.
21:34You know, I don't recall Frank ever paying me a visit, ledger in hand.
21:39Yeah, well, Frank was a lot of things, but a good businessman wasn't one of them.
21:45Howdy, I may need to stop by the trading post and pick up some supplies once my wagon is fixed.
21:50Okay, Tom can point you the way.
21:52All right.
22:00I like her.
22:03She's overcome a lot.
22:06Her husband died sometime back.
22:17Patty!
22:19I just wanted to thank you for speaking up yesterday about the blacksmith.
22:23I'm really not sure Mr. Moore would have helped if you hadn't.
22:26Tom's a decent man, but sometimes he just needs to be pointed in the right direction.
22:31And other times he needs a gentle push.
22:35I-I hear you're a widow.
22:39You heard right.
22:44I recently lost my husband.
22:48I'm sorry.
22:50Kind of throws you for a loop, doesn't it?
22:54It certainly does.
22:59Good day.
23:05Rebecca.
23:06Oh, hi.
23:07Where's that?
23:08Sarah's in the tent.
23:09I think she's had enough of the trail for the day.
23:13You can leave her with me anytime.
23:15She's safe with me.
23:16I've got two of my own.
23:17Three if you count now.
23:20Thank you, Peggy.
23:29I...
23:29Oh, hello.
23:31Have you seen Clayton?
23:32I just was wondering when the wagon's going to be ready.
23:34I mentioned it'll be done in one other day or two.
23:37All right.
23:38Listen, you be careful out there and let me know if there's anything you need before you go.
23:44How about directions?
23:45Where we're going is about 15 miles northwest of Buxton.
23:48Buxton?
23:49It's close to here.
23:50What's there?
23:59This.
24:01I bought it.
24:07Why would you go and do something like that?
24:14No.
24:16This can't be right.
24:18Well, we're 15 miles northwest of Buxton.
24:22Well, it bears a passing resemblance.
24:31You've been swindled.
24:38People say this building was going to be a bunkhouse, but the rancher couldn't make a go of it.
24:44Not long before I got here.
24:47When last year some fella arrived saying he won this property in a card game.
24:51He was going to turn it into a boarding house.
24:55A couple months ago he left, and I'm assuming that was right after you wired him the money.
25:00You don't have to stay, you know.
25:04It was a foolish notion from the get-go.
25:06There's nobody around here who wants a boarding house.
25:08You're better off without it.
25:09I'm better off?
25:16See what I'm saying?
25:17The last thing we need is someone giving those locusts comfort.
25:28I gotta go take care of something.
25:36Coming?
25:38No, I'll find my own way back, thank you.
25:56Howdy.
25:57I need you to stop selling dynamite to these prospectors.
25:59No can do, Tom.
26:01I'm in the business of selling.
26:04Then I'll make it worth your wallet.
26:06Oh, now you got my attention.
26:08Four dollars.
26:10And just like that you lost it.
26:12Okay, how much?
26:14Five dollars.
26:16Five dollars?
26:18A month.
26:20A month?
26:21Yes, there's good money to be made from selling it.
26:25Oh, listen, Tom.
26:27I saw you and Rebecca talking outside the old ramshackle.
26:30What was that about?
27:03Oh!
27:13Oh!
27:16Oh.
27:19I just heard.
27:21I'm so embarrassed.
27:22No, no, no, no, no. It's not the end of the world.
27:24Although if it isn't, I would hate to see what it is.
27:29I had a big dream of moving to the great Northwest.
27:37Our journey here was hard.
27:41It was so much harder than I thought it was going to be.
27:47And you know what kept us going the whole time
27:49was talking about what life was going to be like
27:51in our new boarding house.
27:56The Northwest and the boarding house
27:58became one big dream for me and Sarah.
28:04In my experience,
28:06dreams are only good for breaking your heart.
28:11I really don't know what I'm going to do.
28:14Do you have any family near here?
28:18How far are you from home?
28:23Too far.
28:26And I can't go back.
28:29Why not?
28:34Where I come from,
28:35people with money can take whatever they want
28:39and, and, uh, it's not safe for Sarah and me.
28:43Well, I'm not sure how much safer it is here.
28:48I mean, we get all sorts.
29:05There's a place called Union City a few days away.
29:08There's a place called Union City a few days away.
29:08You could probably get work there.
29:11Doing what?
29:12Well, you got medical experience, don't you?
29:15Not enough.
29:17Then maybe you could pitch a tent
29:19and try your luck, pan in for gold.
29:23Oh, you never know.
29:24Howdy, Hattie.
29:26Lars.
29:27Oh, how are you holding up, Rachel?
29:28I'm fine.
29:29Baby's not due for another month.
29:30Okay, well, what can I do for you?
29:32Well, um, we were, uh, we were wondering
29:35what we could get for this watch.
29:36It's in working order.
29:37Oh, yeah, I could see that.
29:38Uh, I can give you $7.
29:43We were hoping for more.
29:46Our provisions are running low.
29:49I'll throw in a pound of bacon, two pounds of flour,
29:53and a sack of beans.
29:55We'll take it.
29:57Let's go get your payment.
29:58I'll be right with you.
30:04Rebecca, the fellow who sold you this was no good.
30:07But from a selfish perspective, I thought
30:09the boarding house was a good idea.
30:12Better bring in more business.
30:15Except it was never anything more than that, an idea.
30:29How was your time with Peggy's children today?
30:32I just read my book.
30:34Why didn't you try and make friends?
30:37Because we don't know who we can trust anymore.
30:40Right, Mama?
30:45Come here.
30:47Come on.
30:52What about you?
30:55Don't worry about me.
30:57How was your day?
31:00Fine.
31:02There's nothing fine about this weather.
31:05Here.
31:09Do me a favor.
31:12Take these.
31:14Come with me.
31:19Not getting any dryer out.
31:23As long as it's a favor.
31:38How's your daughter doing?
31:41Sleeping soundly.
31:44It's probably been a while since she slept on a real mattress.
31:49Can you tell her about the boarding house?
31:52Can you tell her about the boarding house?
31:54No.
31:56Feel so foolish.
31:58No.
32:00I get the sense you're nobody's fool.
32:04I bought something that doesn't exist.
32:08I figured it was a decision made in haste with a certain measure of desperation.
32:17Guess I'll never see that many again.
32:22There's no law out here.
32:34When I get the feeling you already knew that.
32:52She doesn't have a mama?
32:54Unfortunately not.
32:56She seems pretty hungry.
32:57Well, she doesn't lack for appetite.
33:00I could use a little break.
33:02Want to help me out here?
33:04I don't know how.
33:05I'll show you.
33:06Come here.
33:08Let's take a seat here.
33:10Okay.
33:10Just hold this.
33:11Okay.
33:12I'm gonna keep the nozzle going down.
33:15Hold on tight.
33:16Okay.
33:17There you go.
33:19Look at you.
33:21She's really hungry.
33:22Oh yeah.
33:23Oh.
33:30You're a natural.
33:31Back when we didn't have cows.
33:34You miss home?
33:35Sometimes.
33:36But my mama and I have a plan.
33:38Plans are good.
33:41Sometimes they change.
33:43My mama says we can do anything once we set our mind to it.
33:53Look at me.
33:54I'm feeding a cow.
33:55Oh.
33:55Oh.
33:56You are.
33:57You're feeding a cow.
33:59Wow.
34:03I need a word alone with Sarah.
34:09Well, I think that calf has had its fill.
34:12I'll take it from here.
34:14You.
34:14You.
34:14You.
34:18Is the waking ready?
34:19Are we leaving?
34:21It's just something I need to show you.
34:32This is nothing like it's supposed to be.
34:34I know.
34:35I don't understand.
34:36Why did they lie?
34:40Because people lie sometimes.
34:44They just do.
34:45There's no accounting for them.
34:49I'm sorry.
34:53I've put you through a lot the last few months.
34:57You've had to grow up fast.
35:01Maybe too fast.
35:02Maybe too fast.
35:04Everyone has to grow up sometime.
35:11We're gonna figure this out.
35:12How?
35:13What are we gonna do?
35:14Where will we live?
35:15We will maybe try our luck in Union City.
35:18What if that doesn't work out either?
35:21Well.
35:22Honey! Help!
35:23Lars! What on earth?
35:25It's Rachel.
35:25She thinks the baby's coming.
35:27You gotta help me.
35:27What?
35:28I've never delivered a baby before.
35:29Rebecca!
35:30Have you ever delivered a baby before?
35:32A baby?
35:33No.
35:33I've just seen my husband do it.
35:35But your daughter can stay with my daughter, Olivia.
35:37She'll be fine with me. Come on.
35:38We need to go.
35:39Please.
35:39Come on. Please.
35:41Come on.
35:44I'll be back as soon as I can, sweetheart.
35:54Why isn't my baby coming?
35:56It can take time.
35:58I'm here, Rachel.
35:59We know what you're going through.
36:01That's right, Rachel.
36:02Yeah, but don't you worry.
36:03Okay.
36:04Rebecca's here.
36:06See?
36:07See, it's all right.
36:08Everything's going to be okay.
36:11You're about to experience more joy than you ever thought possible.
36:14You've got that baby in your arms?
36:16You're gonna forget all about this pain.
36:18Could you massage her lower back?
36:20I think that may help you with the pain.
36:22Yes.
36:23Okay.
36:24Let me check you.
36:25Okay.
36:26Okay.
36:26You're looking good.
36:27All right.
36:28When you're ready and you feel that contraction, push as hard as you can.
36:34Yes.
36:35You've got it.
36:37This is taking too long.
36:38I'm coming in.
36:39Stay out!
36:43Beautiful.
36:44The baby's almost here.
36:46The baby's coming.
36:48The baby's coming!
36:51I want you to meet your beautiful son.
37:14Edmund.
37:17But we'll call him Ned.
37:20Ned Yost is a fine sounding name.
37:27He's gonna make something of himself.
37:55Let's let them sleep a little while longer.
38:16So what are you gonna do?
38:19I don't know.
38:24I've had my share of setbacks in life.
38:26You know what keeps me going?
38:30My daughter.
38:33I figure to raise a strong woman, I gotta be one myself.
38:40I need to clear my head.
38:42No, you go on. We'll look after Sarah.
39:04Whoa.
39:08Whoa.
39:29Whoa.
39:30Come on.
39:42Rebecca!
39:47What are you doing here?
39:51You were out all night.
39:56I delivered a baby at the prospector's camp.
40:00What are you doing here?
40:01I'll never do a moment with you, right?
40:06Where's Sarah?
40:08To sleep at the trading post.
40:11Were you worried about us?
40:14No.
40:15I was just curious.
40:21You said this is a hard life.
40:24It certainly is.
40:28It's so beautiful, though.
40:33A land of new beginnings.
40:36What are you thinking?
40:38I'm thinking that of all the choices I could make,
40:43the only one that matters is what's best for Sarah.
40:54Good morning.
41:17Mama!
41:20There you are, sleepyhead.
41:22What are you doing?
41:25I'm just thinking about which window should be ours.
41:29Ours?
41:30You mean we're staying?
41:34Everything that we've dreamed about, we can still have.
41:38Really?
41:40This is going to be a bigger job than the wheel.
41:43It is.
41:45We can do it.
41:49Rebecca!
41:52Nash said Tom was worried about you, so we came looking.
41:56We're all right.
41:57Thanks for checking.
41:59All right.
42:00Can we go play?
42:01All right, then.
42:06Ready to get to work?
42:08Ready!
42:08Well, first thing that I need you to do is go over there,
42:14see if you can play with those kids.
42:18I want to help you.
42:19I don't...
42:20I know, I know.
42:21We take care of each other, right?
42:22Yeah.
42:22This is me taking care of you.
42:25Elise.
42:27Mama, I...
42:28You need this, though.
42:35Why don't we take care of you?
42:39There we go.
42:58For all the help that you've offered us, I'll be by to pick up my wagon soon.
43:03Sometimes you have to cut your losses and move on.
43:06Who said anything about moving on?
43:08I came to open a boarding house, and that's what I intend to do.
43:12This ain't no boarding house.
43:13It will be.
43:15Like you said, prospectors are coming more and more every day.
43:18And they will leave as soon as the goal has come.
43:22I'm betting they won't.
43:24With all due respect, I think you're making a big mistake.
43:27You know, change is here, Mr. Moore, whether you like it or not.
43:32I'm fine with change, so long as it doesn't affect me, this territory, or my ranch.
43:39I hope you hold on to your hat.
43:41I will.
43:42Hey, you! Rancher!
43:45What's the problem?
43:46You can't tell Hattie not to sell me dynamite.
43:49Well, it turns out I can.
43:51Because you're bound to hurt somebody.
43:53The only person getting hurt here is you.
43:55Hey! Come on now!
43:59There are women and children here. Be careful.
44:06Hey! That's enough!
44:12Who are you?
44:17I'm Constable Alexander Vaughn, a member of the new police force.
44:21Police force?
44:25The Northwest Mounted Police.
44:28Never heard of you.
44:30Well, now you have.
44:32Well, out here, ranchers take care of their own business.
44:35Troublemakers included.
44:38Not anymore.
44:39I represent the law.
44:41And no one's above it.
44:50This season on Hope Valley 1874.
44:53You the one who bought that wreck?
44:54It's a boarding house.
44:55Seems like everywhere I turn, something else is falling down.
44:58You're not going to let little thing like money stop you, are you?
45:01I'm going to see this through.
45:02Well, I guess that puts us on opposite sides.
45:05Do there have to be sides?
45:06It's going to be beautiful.
45:08The government are going to publish sketches of the frontier.
45:11They're looking for drawings that capture the promise and romance of what's out here.
45:17If someday you have the chance to do something bigger with your life, you should jump at it.
45:24Are we really safe now, Mama?
45:26Yes, we are.
45:27I think we finally are.
45:29Folks have been finding gold in this new stream.
45:30Get off my land.
45:31Who says it's your land?
45:33More gold means more criminals.
45:34Run!
45:36Sarah!
45:37I just thought this far out west, no one would ever find us.
45:41You brought her across the frontier and you built a home on nothing.
45:45You're no shortage of courage, Rebecca Clark.
45:48Same to you, Mr. Moore.
45:51But also to you.
45:53Yes, how can you do it?
46:08You are not sure.
46:08There is no one else.
46:08You are not sure.
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