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Outlander - Season 8 - Episode 08: In the Forest
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00:15Previously...
00:16What if I stood there and saw the place with mine own eyes?
00:18Maybe I could find proof that Frank was wrong.
00:21On that mountain it felt like the truth.
00:23The boy is my son!
00:25His blood is my blood.
00:26A letter from Ian.
00:27It says he spoke to a lass at the brothel.
00:29A friend of Jane's.
00:30She gave him this pamphlet.
00:32We believe we are your grandparents.
00:35I don't have a father!
00:38This letter is from Francis Marion.
00:40He'll get us the guns we need.
00:42But if legitimate there were to appear...
00:44My associates would pay, said, a significant sum.
00:53I'm fired!
00:55This is for Fergus.
00:57Maybe you'll find him here.
01:03Slanger.
01:04Slanger?
01:15I'm glad it isn't raining.
01:18Said it made his missing hand ache.
01:23He used to tell the barons that the rain meant God was sneezing.
01:27And best be sure to wipe the Lord's snot off their clothes before they came in the house.
01:33They loved it, of course.
01:35Running around, wiping the snot of the Almighty on each other with glee.
01:40You have the devil's own sense of humour.
01:45I got that from you.
01:46You've got to take credit for that.
01:48This pig-headedness.
01:50Maybe.
02:02Thinking of taking Percy Beauchamp up on his offer.
02:06Using the money from the sale of the lag up north to rebuild the print shop.
02:12What made you change your mind?
02:15I want to keep up the work of fighting the war.
02:17With words.
02:19Not only for Fergus and the Bairns.
02:21Though they have a passion for it.
02:23Especially Maury Christian.
02:26But for myself.
02:31Because I believe in the cause.
02:36When I left Scotland.
02:38It wasn't only for love.
02:42It was...
02:43Because I wanted to make my own way.
02:46Living by my own rules.
02:48Determining my own fate.
02:51I wanted freedom.
02:56That's what America wants.
02:59Just dangerous work.
03:01If I'm gonna risk my life.
03:03I want it to be for something that matters.
03:09I admire that.
03:13When it's wise.
03:15To take the money.
03:17If you ever need anything.
03:19You only have to ask.
03:28What has it left?
03:33That's made my heart heavy though.
03:38Pergus said he was worried it would harm the rebel cause.
03:42In truth.
03:44He never wanted to acknowledge the Comp Cessor man as his father.
03:49The very thought tore at him.
03:56He never came to be a villain.
03:59I'm sure he didn't want to believe that he came from such a...
04:02Unscrupulous man.
04:08You think Fergus would give a damn about the morals of a man long dead?
04:17It's still yours sometimes.
04:23He never wanted to call anyone but you his father.
04:30Thinking of himself as your son.
04:34And everything to him.
04:38Fergus.
04:46Fergus.
04:47Fergus.
04:47Fergus Fraser was my son.
05:00The son of my name.
05:04And of my heart.
05:07Now.
05:10than forevermore.
05:14No piece of paper,
05:15nor anything in this world
05:19can change her.
05:32Very well, then.
05:35It's the Satan.
05:44I have a few words to my husband alone.
06:09I have a few words to my husband.
06:19With that being the case,
06:22I'll sign the blasted contract
06:24and take the money
06:25for the shop and the bairns.
06:35And the bairn yet to come.
06:43You couldn't resist leaving me
06:44with a parted gift, could you?
06:49I could curse you for it.
06:58I'm so happy
06:59to have more of you.
07:09Sing me a song of a lass that is gone
07:16say, could that last be I?
07:26Mary of soul, she sailed on a day
07:31over the sea to sky
07:41Billow and breeze, islands and seas
07:46Mountains of rain and sun
07:50All that was good
07:55All that was good
07:58All that was me
08:01Is gone
08:07Sing me a song of a lass that is gone
08:13Sing me a song of a lass that is gone
08:33To sky
08:37To sky
09:00To sky
09:07Just a moment, we'll have these out.
09:10Clever.
09:12Better than a sauerkraut you sit out with.
09:20They're a little old, but they're in good shape.
09:28Something wrong?
09:28Well, I read in Frank's book that Patrick Ferguson designed a new rifle, a breech loader.
09:37There's a man to load both ball and powder directly here.
09:43I don't know, Ken, if Ferguson's men will have such rifles at King's Mansion, but if they do...
09:49Quite the advantage.
09:52I know the design of the Ferguson rifle.
09:54My father showed it to me once.
09:58He was right to.
10:04It's ingenious, but difficult to replicate in quantity.
10:09There was a simpler design the American army adopted in the early 19th century, called a hall rifle.
10:15Never faces to amaze me.
10:17Lassie, I ken so much about firearms.
10:19Thank God for it.
10:21She has perfect aim.
10:23I should get that from you, did she?
10:25Oh, who knows if it's nature or nurture.
10:29Likely a bit of both.
10:31But there's a reason why she was nicknamed Dead Eye.
10:34Practically by the time she could walk.
10:41Frank called you that?
10:43Yes.
10:49For my dearest Dead Eye.
10:53It's Brianna.
10:56Dedication is for her.
10:58We did it all for her.
11:00Everything.
11:04Teaching her to shoot, to ride horses.
11:07Learning about the past.
11:10Looking for me, writing the book.
11:13Knowing that one day she might try to find me.
11:17We harmed her with the knowledge about surviving this time.
11:22The book isn't a for me.
11:24Or you.
11:26Isn't a taunt from the future about my death.
11:29It's a warning.
11:33He was trying to save you for Bri.
11:37Because he knew that you would...
11:38Continue to protect her.
11:44I used to pray for him, you know.
11:48For Frank.
11:50Send you back to him so that you and Bri could be safe.
11:54You needed him to protect you.
11:57So I needed God to protect him.
12:00Maybe this is Frank's way of praying for us.
12:06When I found out...
12:08He knew that you survived Culloden and hid it from me.
12:12I was so angry.
12:15But now maybe...
12:18Maybe what he did was a kindness.
12:20A gift.
12:22What do you mean?
12:24By staying in the 20th century, I became a surgeon.
12:29So if you do fall at King's Mountain...
12:32I have the medical skills to save your life.
12:36We cannot change the course of history.
12:39The Lord knows we've tried.
12:42Maybe not the course of history, exactly.
12:46But we have changed small things.
12:50Things that may seem insignificant in the flow of time.
12:54Are you trying to say I'm another one of those insignificant things?
13:00Perhaps.
13:02Even if you are very significant to certain other people.
13:07Whoever they may be.
13:10Whoever they may be.
13:25I hope I'm not disturbing you.
13:28Come in.
13:30I have been asking after William, and no one has seen him in town for days.
13:35He likely went up to Mount Josiah.
13:37I've just sent a letter to the staff there inquiring about him.
13:43I'm sure all is well.
13:46It's my fault.
13:48Drive him away.
13:52I suspect there is more to his sudden disappearance than that, my dear.
14:00He and I had words.
14:02Over what?
14:03It was a matter of a private nature.
14:07Let us simply say it was a rather difficult moment between father and son.
14:14But I deceived him.
14:16I lied to his face.
14:19I fear William is a man whose personal probity and rectitude prevents him from forgiving deception in others.
14:29William has grown to be a man of honor and integrity.
14:32He is also a man of compassion.
14:38And I hope forgiveness.
14:59You have a few months yet to prepare, Fraser.
15:03Don't waste it.
15:29Out.
15:31Stronghold.
15:32Get him over.
15:33And turn him.
15:35Mate.
15:36Here.
15:58After you left, I decided to go back and see Gaelis again.
16:05I hope to spend time with her.
16:07Get to know my mother a wee bit.
16:10That's...
16:10Tricky business.
16:12It was.
16:14Dougal was always around.
16:16And he took my interest to be of an amorous nature.
16:20He didn't appreciate that.
16:23I'll bet.
16:24Not to mention that I think that she took my interest to be of an amorous nature as well.
16:31And she wasn't opposed to the idea.
16:33I did warn you about that woman.
16:37You did.
16:39And since I had no other reason to be in that time and didn't yet want to return to my
16:44own.
16:47I went back to Craig and the Dune.
16:49As I told you, my marriage to Morag wasn't all right.
16:54She was better off without me.
16:59He said the stones themselves sometimes choose where to send a man.
17:06So I decided to put my fate in their hands, so to speak.
17:10A leap of faith.
17:13So that's how you ended up back in 1980.
17:16The stones sent you.
17:19It appears I was needed there after all.
17:22The first person that I saw was Rob Cameron.
17:27And watched as he went into a shop.
17:32Bought a gemstone.
17:33And any fool could see what he was intending.
17:36Bastard.
17:37Followed him home.
17:58They owe Roger Mackenzie a life.
18:05Yours'll do.
18:19No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
18:22Oh.
18:53Bonnie Hutt
19:02Thank you, Buck, for protecting us, all of us, free and clear, the best way to live.
19:15It is indeed, which is why I have a surprise for you.
19:23Take a shot.
19:28Nice.
19:30Want a race?
19:34Count us down?
19:36Right.
19:37You ready?
19:38Eh.
19:39Three, two, one, go!
19:55Holy Moses!
19:56How in the devil?
19:57It's my version of the hall rifle I was telling you about.
20:00I wasn't sure I could actually make one, but figured it out.
20:04And I can make more.
20:05Well done.
20:06It's my wife.
20:08She's a genius.
20:11And my daughter.
20:13Outstanding, Rihanna.
20:15This will make a great difference in battle.
20:19How does it work?
20:20Here, take a look.
20:21Pull this latch back and up.
20:22Oh my God.
20:24Oh.
20:36Oh.
20:38Oh.
20:40Oh.
20:41Oh.
20:53William!
20:55William!
20:59William, what brings you here?
21:01I can't believe it.
21:02You can believe it.
21:03I'm here, and I'm very glad to see you.
21:07Welcome.
21:07Come, come.
21:13Where have you come from?
21:14What have you been doing?
21:15Tell me everything, and don't leave a single thing out.
21:18I'll do my best.
21:20I wonder what the commotion was about.
21:23Welcome to our new home.
21:26It's good to see you.
21:29Yes.
21:30Thank you, sir.
21:32I hope I'm not intruding.
21:34You could never be an intruder here.
21:36Why don't you tell me about all your adventures?
21:38You'll hear them, I promise.
21:39Later tonight, after dinner, perhaps.
21:43Assuming I'm welcome at your table.
21:45Aye.
21:47Of course.
21:52Might I inquire if Mistress Mackenzie is here?
21:56Brianna, she's here.
21:59Come along.
22:07She didn't refute the story.
22:10I was devastated.
22:13I was praying she would somehow deny everything and sweep her up into my arms.
22:19I think you knew Ben was alive.
22:22You'd seen him with your own eyes.
22:23Could you really have denied your own story based on her say-so?
22:28In that moment, I think I would have done.
22:30Yes.
22:33I'm sorry, William.
22:36I was doing a crushing blow.
22:40I went to Mount Josiah.
22:43I needed time to think.
22:45And I felt I had to tell someone.
22:47So I came to tell you.
22:49The only member of my family who has never broken my trust.
22:54Oh, I'm glad you came.
22:57So any time here might be just the thing you need.
23:00It is a magical place.
23:03I've never been one to believe in magic, personally.
23:06Well, try to keep an open mind.
23:16Please, Mary, be excused.
23:18Aye, of course, Flash.
23:24We walked straight past the guards.
23:26Just before we reached the quarantine area, we said our farewells.
23:29It was the last I saw of your brother.
23:33I owe him my life.
23:35Again.
23:36And he looked well to me, Dantel.
23:39Very much so, yes.
23:41He'd be very happy to see you now.
23:43The two blessings you've received.
23:46I know if you were here, he would join me in lifting a glass.
23:54And in drinking to the health and happiness of your newfound family.
23:58Slanger.
23:59Slanger.
24:00Slanger.
24:00Slanger.
24:05Thank you, William.
24:07Truly.
24:10Let's not have things get out of hand.
24:12Sorry.
24:15William seems happy enough.
24:18For long as he's not near me.
24:22He's here, isn't he?
24:24That's a start.
24:26Tell him what?
24:27Your ministry.
24:28Oh, yes.
24:29I have an announcement.
24:32I received a letter from the elders of the Presbytery of Savannah, stating that my application for ordination as a
24:41minister has been accepted.
24:44Congratulations.
24:45Congratulations.
24:46Thank you, thank you.
24:47So there's a traveling minister, the Reverend Edwards, who'll be passing through soon.
24:51And he's agreed to perform the ordination ceremony when he comes to Fraser's Ridge.
24:55So, well, I'd love to invite you all to come.
24:59Oh, we'd be delighted.
25:02Well, I'm very proud.
25:05Well done.
25:06This is a happy day indeed.
25:08To good news, new beginnings, and joyous arrivals.
25:20To our future.
25:23To our future.
25:30Good night, then.
25:33Off you go.
25:34Get some rest while we hunt us still asleep.
25:37Let's be sure.
25:39We'll do the dishes.
25:40It's our turn.
25:42Well, if you're certain.
25:43We'll, uh, bid you goodnight.
25:45Night.
25:48You're doing great, honey.
25:50Are you certain I cannot be of service?
25:52You might be family, but you're still a guest here.
25:54Aye.
25:55We're not putting an earl to work washing dishes.
25:58Yeah.
26:00Hoping to do some fishing in the morning.
26:04Care to join me in catching tomorrow's supper?
26:10Ken, last time we went, you were a lad and ran into a spot of bother.
26:16We had a rather unfortunate encounter with the Cherokee.
26:19Yes, I remember.
26:22You told them you were my father.
26:25I thought you were merely lying to protect me.
26:29How easily duped I was.
26:32I'll always try to protect you, lad.
26:34No matter what.
26:37Thank you for the invitation.
26:39But I cannot go fishing with you.
26:42Brianna is giving me a tour of the ridge tomorrow.
26:46I'm sure that I'll be going at the crack of dawn.
26:48And I won't be ready to give you the tour until mid-afternoon at the earliest.
26:54I'm still not sure that I...
26:56And there's a rule here on the ridge that all overnight guests have to help catch their supper.
27:02Aye.
27:03Aye, that's right.
27:04An ironclad rule here on the ridge.
27:07Well, that's settled then.
27:09I'll, uh, see your first lead.
27:16Thank you very much for your help.
27:19You're welcome.
27:31You're welcome.
27:38It's a fine casting line you have.
27:43I do pride myself on it.
27:45It's a gentleman's sport, after all.
27:50Would you go often?
27:53After I left Hillwater.
27:56With one of the gamekeepers, yes.
27:58Imagine he took you to the, uh, devil's beak.
28:06He said it was his own secret fishing place.
28:10Yeah, it's a secret fishing place for everyone who goes there.
28:14And the fish like to swim down in that wee hollow.
28:18Below the boulder that looks like a bird's beak.
28:25I once pulled ten big trout out of there.
28:29Less than an hour.
28:32I once caught two dozen.
28:36Aye.
28:38It's true.
28:40I love a good fish story.
28:42I'm telling you, it was two dozen full-grown trout.
28:44Not one less.
28:46If you say so.
28:47If you don't believe me, ask my father.
29:01May I ask?
29:04You had a falling out with Lord John.
29:11Yes, I have.
29:12Yes, falling out.
29:16It is of a private nature, I trust.
29:22Yes.
29:25I discovered he's a sodomite.
29:35I take it this is not news to you.
29:39No.
29:40It's not.
29:45How did you?
29:46I caught him in the arms of a man.
29:48So in addition to being a sodomite, he's an indiscreet one as well.
29:55William,
29:57Cain, this must have been a big shock to you.
30:00You and he.
30:01An odd's mule.
30:05Were you lovers?
30:07Is that why he agreed to raise your illegitimate son?
30:09Why would you ask me something like that?
30:11Because it makes perfect sense.
30:12But it isn't true.
30:15You're very confident in defending a man who's an admitted liar and a hypocrite.
30:19John's life is his personal affair.
30:25Now neither defends nor condemn it.
30:29He's one of the best men I know.
30:32He has acted as your father, has been your father for most of your life.
30:36And in that time, he has loved you with his heart and soul.
30:41And given you everything he had to give.
30:44Except the truth.
30:46On that point, at least, you're exactly the same.
31:05Are you planning to say goodbye?
31:08Are we just going to storm off without a word like you did in Philadelphia?
31:12I have cause, madam.
31:14I don't doubt that you do.
31:17But hasty exits seldom result in happy reunions.
31:22Is that one of Dr. Franklin's aphorisms?
31:25You really are a goddamned American now, aren't you?
31:28I didn't come here to trade barbs with you, William.
31:32Whatever happened between you and Jamie, I...
31:35No doubt to be the topic of your next dinner party.
31:37Well, I'm sure you'll all have a good laugh at my expense.
31:40That was uncalled for.
31:48Forgive me.
31:51My mind is beset with chaotic thoughts at present.
31:57Apology accepted.
32:00It was a mistake to come here.
32:03Foolish, impulsive mistake.
32:05That's hardly impulsive.
32:08It takes a long time just to get here.
32:11But it was certainly foolish, nonetheless.
32:13Why?
32:15Because you wanted to spend time with your father.
32:17I came to see Brianna.
32:20I know how much you care for her.
32:23But we both know who it is that you really came to see.
32:27Which, again, turned out to be a mistake.
32:29Will you at least grant that I must certainly know my own feelings on that account?
32:33I won't argue with your feelings, no.
32:37But we are in the middle of a war.
32:40Of which I am fully aware.
32:41And as a result, this could be the last time you ever see your father alive.
32:49That is remarkably bleak-sounding.
32:52Especially coming from you.
32:56Jamie may well have to lead men into battle again soon.
33:01And you, of all people, know what the outcome of that may be.
33:08So before you leave here, I want you to think.
33:13And I mean really think.
33:16About how you would feel if this morning was the last time you ever see your father.
33:37I'm sure you arrange a better.
33:39It says you'll stay.
33:54Keep your back straight.
33:55That's it.
33:58That's it, Willie.
33:59I'm sorry.
34:30Fanny?
34:32What's wrong?
34:34Some boys at the trading post read the pamphlet.
34:37They spoke ill of my sister.
34:40What did they say?
34:42They said that because Jane, because she was a...
34:47...murderer.
34:48And she took her own life that now she's in the eternal flames of hell.
34:53That was a cruel thing to say.
34:59What did they do?
35:04I was so angry I struck one of them.
35:08They ran away.
35:13I can understand why they felt such anger.
35:17But violence rarely brings peace.
35:20I know.
35:23But I cannot bear it.
35:25It's hard enough knowing I'll never see her again.
35:29The thought of her suffering burning forever.
35:33Just because they said it doesn't make it so.
35:37They said it's in the Bible.
35:41The Bible speaks many things.
35:45But not all who read it understand the full measure of God's mercy.
35:52Perhaps they should speak to Roger on the matter.
35:55He is learned in such things and shall soon be ordained.
36:00I believe he may offer thee wisdom.
36:02What are they?
36:16Pardon the intrusion Uncle John.
36:18What is it?
36:20I found this letter outside addressed to you.
36:31I hoped it might be a reply from William.
36:34I don't think so.
36:48My dear Lord John, I have located the whereabouts of our mutual acquaintance.
36:55Please come to my solicitor's office in three days' time, and I will have more information.
36:59Your obedient servant, Percy Beauchamp.
37:15Hold there!
37:18Skirmish line allows us to maintain contact with the enemy and observe their position without revealing our own.
37:25Well done, Tom.
37:32Spread out a bit there.
37:37In combat, hold the line.
37:40I'll not engage any targets until they engage with you.
37:43Your job is to test them.
37:44Make them reveal their true strength.
37:47Before they're ready, then report back to me.
37:54Skirmishers, fall back.
38:02Get here.
38:07Not exactly British regulars, are they?
38:11No.
38:13They do have potential.
38:15They seem willing, even eager to follow orders.
38:19Beautiful day when the sun is shining in the woods, and all is right with creation, but the real question
38:27is, will they follow orders in the smoke and fire of battle?
38:30Mr. Frazer.
38:33Mr. Whittaker?
38:41See you brought friends.
38:44As have you.
38:46Aye.
38:47May I introduce William Ransom.
38:50William, this is Mr. Helen Whittaker.
38:52Your servant, sir.
38:53Somehow, I doubt that.
38:56What brings you here, Mr. Whittaker?
38:59Ferguson's growing bolder.
39:02He burned down an entire settlement of free men when they refused to be pressed in his service.
39:06We heard he was planning to come for us, so we fled and hid our families deeper into the mountains.
39:13Sorry to hear that.
39:15How can I help?
39:18We're here to help you.
39:20My men and I would like to join your militia.
39:22We'll fight with you.
39:24If you'll have us.
39:27Gladly, sir.
39:30Gladly.
39:32I'll introduce you to the troops.
39:35Will you excuse me?
39:38Hunting.
39:41We should go hunting.
39:43In the forest.
39:45Obviously, in the forest.
39:47But together.
39:49You and I.
39:51If you have the time and the inclination for hunting in the forest.
39:56I don't know why I keep saying forest.
40:01Would tomorrow morning suit?
40:04Yes.
40:05Excellent.
40:07Tomorrow morning.
40:09I'll see you then.
40:12In the forest.
40:18Be thou my wisdom.
40:21Be thou my true word.
40:25I ever with thee and thou with me, Lord.
40:30Thou my great father and I thy dear son.
40:36Thou in me dwelling and I with thee one.
40:43I'm trying to pick a hymn for my ordination ceremony.
40:49What do you think?
40:51I don't know that one.
40:54Thou my great father and I thy dear son.
40:58Perhaps God is a great father to his sons, but I don't think he cares about his daughters.
41:04What makes you say that?
41:17What makes you say that?
41:23He raises his sword as a signal to everyone that he's the leader so he doesn't have to stop and
41:30explain himself.
41:31Well, folk will know that I'm a leader too because being ordained is my sword.
41:39But instead of leading people into battle, I'll be leading them into God's hands.
41:45Does that make sense?
41:47Does that make sense?
41:48Yes.
41:49But I think they should give you a real sword too.
41:52You might still need one just in case, whether God likes it or not.
42:01Is there something else on your mind, Fanny?
42:05No.
42:09Well, I'll be glad to see what you think of the ceremony.
42:38I'll be glad to see what you think of the ceremony.
42:41The blood and flesh of this creature you gave me.
42:44Your sacrifice of flesh and blood, life given for life.
42:49The blood and flesh of this creature you gave me.
43:00You're right, lad.
43:06Expecting me to arrest the creature?
43:08God.
43:10I want to apologize for what I said at the river.
43:15Then you give us another thought.
43:17On the contrary.
43:18I've given it a great deal of thought and the accusation was not only untrue.
43:25It was malicious in intent beneath us both.
43:31Would you accept my apology?
43:37Gladly.
43:38We need never speak of it again.
43:49At Hellwater when I was a boy, I looked up to you.
43:55Mack the groom, the man who never treated me like a child, even when he secretly made me a stinking
44:01papist.
44:06You were the one person in my life I wanted to emulate when I grew up.
44:11I worshipped you like a hero.
44:13So only a young boy truly can.
44:18I loved you.
44:19And you left Hellwater.
44:22Left me.
44:24And as you rode away, you never even looked back.
44:29I am your son.
44:32I didn't know it then, but you did.
44:38How could you leave me?
44:47I loved you too.
44:56I had nothing to give you.
44:58No name, no money, no land.
45:04It was a Jacobite.
45:07A traitor.
45:10Distrusted and hated by every man who kept his oath to the King.
45:20But I made those choices.
45:22I was prepared to live with the consequences but you.
45:27Most as I wanted to cry out the truth to all the angels in heaven.
45:34I cared you to be condemned to a life of pain.
45:37So.
45:41Did what I thought best.
45:44I left.
45:48No, I...
45:51I did not dare look back lest the sight of your face shattered my resolve.
45:59I regretted it.
46:02For years.
46:04But then you came to phrase this rich.
46:07John.
46:09I saw the man you had become.
46:14I ken the pain caused you.
46:18Discovering the truth.
46:20And the manner in which it was revealed.
46:23For that I'm deeply sorry.
46:27And I hope you can forgive me.
46:52And I hope you can forgive me.
46:58O Lord of my heart.
47:03Love me or else to me save that Thou art.
47:11Thou my best thoughts in the day and the night.
47:19Waking or sleeping, thy presence my light
47:27Be thou my wisdom, be thou my true word
47:34I ever with thee, and thou with me, Lord
47:41Thou my great father, and I thy dear son
47:49Thou in me dwelling, and I with thee one
47:57Be thou my breastplate, my sword for the world
48:14It's all well, Fanny
48:16Why didn't you stay at the ceremony?
48:19Sorry, Mr Mackenzie
48:21I wish I could have
48:24But I can't stand being in a place where my sister isn't welcome
48:33Recommend?
48:35Unlike God, I am very welcoming
48:49You mean because of what your sister did?
48:52And how she...
48:54Ried
48:58Jane committed the murder
49:00Then murdered herself
49:02Both mortal sins
49:05So
49:09She's in hell now
49:11Not sure if that's true, Fanny
49:13The Bible says so, doesn't it?
49:15Those are the rules
49:17That's why I like plants
49:20They can't sin
49:21They just live and die
49:24There's no eternal soul to worry about
49:26Different denominations have different beliefs
49:32Presbyterians, for instance
49:33Don't necessarily believe that suicide is a sin
49:37Catholics do
49:38Well, the church has been known to change its position on
49:43On a number of things
49:46Because the church is made up of people
49:49Some of these rules were put in place by man
49:53Not by God
49:552 Corinthians
49:56Chapter 6, verse 16
49:58Says, ye
50:00Are the temple
50:01Of the living God
50:04So you see, we
50:06Are his church
50:08Oh
50:12Do you think Jane is with God then?
50:14Now that you're a reverend
50:15Can you ask him for me?
50:20You don't need to be
50:22A minister to do that, Fanny
50:25So
50:28Maybe you could
50:29Ask him that yourself
50:31Talk to him
50:33Let him know how you feel
50:36God is always knocking on our door
50:39But it's up to you
50:41Whether or not you let him in
50:44But I think it's helpful
50:47To be open
50:48To the idea of the conversation
50:51Can you do that?
50:53I can do that
50:58You know
50:58My wise wife said to me just recently
51:03Sometimes all you need
51:04Is a bit of time
51:07But maybe she was talking about the herb
51:21Mr. Mackenzie
51:23He's a funny man
51:26But he's nice
51:29He gave me hope
51:30I'll see you again
51:35If you can hear me, Janie
51:38Please
51:39Send me a sign
51:41I'll see you again
51:45I'll see you again
52:39I'll see you again
52:56Percy, finally!
52:58So sorry to keep you waiting. I was unavoidably detained.
53:02It's all right.
53:03Though I fear I may have worn something of a groove in your floor with all my pacing.
53:07Not to worry.
53:08It adds a bit of character, I suppose.
53:12Sherry?
53:14No. No, I'd like to keep my head about me.
53:19So you've found Captain Richardson?
53:22I have indeed.
53:25Oh, don't keep me in suspense. Where is the black-hearted scoundrel?
53:29You needn't look far.
53:35Good to see you.
53:47To be continued...
55:20You can't win a war that has already been lost.
55:23What more can I do?
55:25Riser!
55:27The time has come.
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