All language subtitles for 1206-When.Calls.the.Heart.S12E06.720p.HEVC.x265-MeGusta[EZTVx

Previously on
When Calls the Heart.

Who is in favor of
project-based learning

in our new outdoor classroom?

You look like you could use
a lift.

Oh, thank you.

This is Ava.

Someone stole all her things.

That's funny.

The same thing happened to me
when I first arrived.

So we can go visit
the Schwartzman School.

Go to Hamilton?

You're never going
to convince me

that cows and conservation
are a good mix.

Would you want to go
on a picnic?

You know, I'm not really
much of a picnic guy.

I'm supposed to look like
I can blend in.

Fat chance of that.

Who knows how things change?

Silently, out of sight.

And then, all at once,
a new season has begun.

As the days grow shorter,

a heart that was blooming
seems to close.

Summer's seemingly
endless bounty

becomes autumn's austerity.

Reminding us that in life,
as in nature,

change is the only constant.

Who can say how it begins?

We only know when it ends.

Hey! How was the walk?

Terrible.

Really? What happened?

The stream where the salmon
spawn is cloudy and dead.

Which means the bears
and the wolves

won't have anything to eat,
which means everything is dying.

Do you want to talk about it
over dinner?

No, I'm... I'm not hungry.

To be fair, the salmon
not spawning is upsetting.

Skip your dinner upsetting?

I don't think this is entirely
about the salmon.

Well, then what?

She has a broken heart.

Still?

I thought you two
talked about that.

Nathan, it takes more than one
conversation to get over a boy.

She really liked him.

Yeah.

Yeah, I suppose.

I think what's best for Allie
right now is distraction.

She keeps talking about
that project for school.

I meant doing something fun.

Well, maybe we could all go up
to the hot springs tomorrow.

It's probably the last weekend
before the weather turns.

Little Jack has plans
with Talia all weekend
but we could take Allie.

Oh.

I think you're coming down
with something.

Nathan--

I think we should
get you inside.

-Come on.
-No.

That's nonsense.

Honestly, I never get sick.

Sorry.

Good night.

Good night, Nathan.

*

I'm here to make sure
you're all right.

Oh, burning up.

Nathan. I'm fine.

I'll always be here
to catch you.

Ugh.

Oh.

You again?

Again?

No. I'm sorry.

I don't think I could go with
you to the hot springs today.

That's what I thought.

I'm fine. Really?

You've got a fever.

It's just a cold.

Just try to get some rest.

I'll come back after work
and get you a few things.

Thank you for being here
for me.

Always.

Yes, the Governor will be
working out of Hope Valley

for the foreseeable future.

Hey, you two.

When you're done
with those boxes,

can you please sweep this up?

Edwin, they're not
your employees.

And this is no longer
a storage facility.

Oh. Oh, sorry.

Yes, it's just some squirrels
gathering their nuts.

Did he just call us squirrels?

All a part of the Governor's
rural listening tour.

Of course.

Yes, we'll be sweeping
through the counties.

Try it again.

Welcome to the Valley Voice
Radio Hour.

Coming through loud and clear.

Oh, Fiona, you are
a miracle worker.

Now, I love what you're doing
with this radio show.

But you're not giving up
on the newspaper, are you?

No, no, no, the newspaper
is going strong.

But there is something
about radio.

Anything goes.

It's kind of like a blank canvas
or unmolded clay.

A theater as the lights dim
before the performance starts.

You know what I mean?

I keep thinking radio could
revolutionize the news.

I say the exact same thing.

Okay. I have one idea.

Well, Fiona, don't hold back.
I am all ears.

Wouldn't it be something to hear
two voices instead of one

discussing both sides
of an issue?

Not just arguing, but
really trying to understand

the other perspective.

I like it.

I love it!

Informative.
-Mmhmm.

Civilized.

A salon for everyone.

Yes.

Then people can decide
for themselves.

Ah, let's do it.

What should we call it?

Oh, how about The Daily Duel?

Or...

The Daily Dialogue.

Yes, perfect.
Much more civilized.

And I think I see our first
guest right now.

Good morning, Henry.

Good morning.

Edwin is just finishing
tidying up your office.

No hazelnuts this time,
I promise.

It's good to be back.

I brought you a basket
of Minnie's finest.

Still warm.

Thank you very much.

Isn't that lovely.

* I'm wearing second-hand
hats. *

Well, Governor...

while I have you here,
I wanted to ask

if you would like to help
Fiona and I

launch a brand new
radio program.

It's called The Daily Dialogue.

The idea is--

The Governor would be delighted.

However, I just confirmed
those back-to-back meetings.

That we would pair you
with an opponent.

That's interesting.
Which one?

Uh, we're still figuring out
a few of the details.

You know where to find us.

Excuse me.

* Even Jake the plumber... *

That snake touched every
one of those muffins

and didn't take a single one.

Does that girl not know
any other songs?

Who hired her?

Mrs. Coulter?

*...everyone knows that
second-hand hats...*

Allie.

What sort of adventures are
you finding for yourself today?

My dad asked me to bring
Elizabeth a grilled cheese.

I'm supposed to tell you
she woke up with a cold.

Elizabeth has a cold.

Yes, I'll get her
a grilled cheese.

I will also get her Stearn's
Extra Strong Cold Remedy.

I'll talk to the kitchen
right now.

You don't have to wait
on me.

Allie, it's no
problem whatsoever.

I'll get you one, too.

*

Take a break, dear.

Hi, Allie.

Oh. Hi, Oliver.

Your dad gave me
the day off.

I thought I'd start
with a grilled cheese.

Mm.

Can I get a water, please?

Miss Riella, Constable Grant
wants you to stop by

the Mountie office
when you're off work.

Did he happen to say
what about?

No, ma'am, but they don't
tell me much of anything.

Right. Oh, thank you.

I'm going to see what's wrong
with the fish,

if you want to come.

What's going on?

The salmon aren't spawning.

It's a disaster.

Could be a problem
with the water.

We've got to take some tests,
check temperature, water levels.

I've got some gear from
the stables we can go get.

Here you go, grilled cheese
for you and Mrs. Thornton.

Hope she feels better.

Um...

Mrs. Coulter said she's going
to bring it by.

Oliver and I are going
on a hike.

Mm. Sounds good.

Off to save the salmon
of Hope Valley.

Captain Billy to the rescue.

See, you're proof
not all boys have to think

so highly of themselves.

So what's with this task force?

Some forensic specialist

with the RCMP Financial
Crime Division.

Oh, maybe we are onto something.

Well, division's been looking
at it for a while,

and now that we have a lead--

They want in on it.

It's not a bad idea
to join forces.

Still, it feels like they're
sending in the babysitter.

Inspector.

I hope you don't mind.
I let myself... in.

Oh, of course.

I've asked Judge Avery
to be with us.

Bill, this is Inspector McGill.
She's the forensic specialist.

Yes, we've met.

It's good to see you, Bill.

How are you, Georgie?

We trained in forensics
together.

Many years ago.

Right.

Okay. Why don't we, uh...
why don't we get started?

We know that the eagle coin

was found at a poker game
in Union City

with Toddy Davis,
an estate dealer.

We've had Toddy Davis
in our sights for years

for trafficking in stolen goods.

We sent Nathan in undercover.

This Toddy, is a slippery one,

but we think Nathan
got the hook in him.

Bill's been working on a
theory that the Garrison Gang

is behind the robbery.

The Great Rocky Mountain
train robbery.

We tried, but we couldn't
get a confession.

Well, Sonny Garrison is still
up in Granville Prison.

So you're thinking maybe
a two-handed approach?

There's a train that leaves
in an hour.

Could be up there
by the afternoon.

Sounds like a plan.
Inspector, you and I can head--

No.

Perhaps you want to protect
his undercover identity

in case you want
to try again with Toddy.

Well, I guess I could come out
of retirement for an afternoon.

Hey, baby.

This is from
the Schwartzman School.

Angela must have sent for it
without telling us.

That wasn't Angela.

It was me.

You?

I should have told you.

Why didn't you?

Because she wants this.

I wanted us to sit down and go
through the brochure together.

If this is what she wants,

shouldn't we at least
consider it?

But she'll be alone
in a big city

a thousand miles from here.

Where she'll be surrounded
by folks

that experience the world
the same way she does.

I know it's hard,

but we put our trust in her.

She is smart.

She is determined.

Who do you think she gets
that from?

You requested a tour?

Yup.

I suppose you knew
what I would say.

There is that.

Elizabeth!

I just have to finish for Allie.

No, no, put this down.
No, that's enough.

Oh.

All right. Have a seat.

She's upset about the fish,
they aren't spawning.

Oh. All right, well, I got some
Stearn's Cold Remedy.

Extra strength.

-Oh, my.
-Mmhmm.

Well, now, what is this
about the fish?

Without the fish, the wolves
won't have anything to eat,

or the bears.

Oh well this sounds like
this has something to do

with sharing the parkland
with the cattle.

Uh, the children are
not very happy about it,

especially Allie.

Oh.

Well, Lucas should have
to explain it to them.

Oh, that's the perfect opponent
for the Governor.

The youth of Hope Valley youth.

Youth?

Oh, don't you worry
about a thing.

It's just a little idea
that Fiona and I have.

It's going to be a nice
little school project.

Just checking in
to see how you're feeling.

Allie, I made you
some cupcakes.

Take some.

You didn't have to do that.

No. And now she is going
to rest all afternoon.

Can I get you anything?

-Take some cupcakes.
-Okay.

Feel better.

I made them for
her broken heart.

She didn't seem
that brokenhearted.

There we go.

Hey.

Oh! Peek-a-boo!

There you go. All right.

You wanted to see me,
Constable?

Yes, Miss Riella,
I have some good news.

The green leather trunk
with brass corners was found

at the lost and found
at Buxton Station.

Really?

Oh, well, that's wonderful news.

Of course, there's no name on it
and it is locked,

but I figure there
can't be too many trunks

with that description on it.

Of course.

You really are a hero,
Constable.

Just like in Mrs. Thornton's
book.

Oh, yes.

Well, to tell you the truth,

I'm more partial to that
Pinkerton character.

But your luggage should be
here tomorrow,

and we'll keep an eye out
for the rest of your bags.

Right.

Well...

Thank you.

Hey. How you feeling?

English is so weird.

How's that?

Loaves is plural for loaf.

Shouldn't gloves be plural
for glof?

Glofe.

Gloof.

Do you have anything
to eat today?

Rosemary brought me
a grilled cheese.

But I can't remember
if I ate it.

Well, chicken noodle soup
coming up.

No, Nathan, you can't stay.
I don't want you to get sick.

Huh, you see?
You admit you're sick.

Clever.

How many of these have you had?

Two.

Okay.

Do you think you could put on
your serge for me?

What?

Mister No talk.
Mister Do.

I like the way you look in red.

And I like you healthy.

Although I'm enjoying this.

The water seems unusually warm.
Salmon prefer cold water.

There's so much algae.

You think that could be part of
the problem?

Could be.

Let's see what's happening
further upstream.

Allie.

I don't want to trespass.

It's just McGinty's backwoods,

and he's nowhere around.

Come on. It's in the interest
of science.

I'd rather not.

Suit yourself.

More cupcakes for me.

Mrs. Thornton made them for us.

That's so nice.
Just like your birthday.

I'm trying to forget about that.

You didn't have fun?

It just... it wasn't
what I imagined.

I've never had a birthday party.

Not even when you were little?

Now I feel like a dope
for complaining.

Cattle tracks.

Could the cattle be what's
affecting the water?

They're heading into the stream.

The cows are kicking up
the silt.

The murky water would cause
an algae bloom--

And keep the fish from spawning.

Oliver, I think
you figured it out!

If we can find a way around
the stream.

Oliver!

Riders.

In here.

Whoa! Did you hear something?

Come on, we better get this done
before sundown.

You think they're gone?

I can't believe we trespassed.

I never should have
brought you here.

It was my idea.

It's not your job to protect me.

Yes, it is.
I'm a Mountie cadet.

Someone who lives
with a Mountie,

I can assure you,
they're far from perfect.

You don't understand.

I'm lucky to be in this program
at all.

Is this about your
school situation?

It's not that.

My mom's not really back east.

She's in prison.

I never really knew her.

But... I feel like everybody's
expecting me

to turn out like her.

That's probably why I stick
to the rules so much.

I don't want to prove
them right.

It's getting late.

We should get back.

Right.

I always forget how pretty it is
out here.

You used to have a little place
around here, didn't you?

You remember that?

And you... loved fishing.

I still do.

Oh, that was a good place.

I had to sell it a while back.

Oh, that's too bad.

Paradise lost.
So it goes.

So, what are you thinking?

Quick intros and
you take the lead,

and I'll stay back and watch.

Yeah. Let's you get
a good read on, Sonny.

He doesn't give much up.

No, but they didn't call you
X-ray McGill for nothing.

Oh!

I knew you were going
to bring that up.

You earned it.

No, I wasn't such
an eagle eye.

I just learned
to keep my mouth shut

and let them do all
the talking.

Half the time, the perpetrators
will give away the store.

Please. You ran circles around
everybody in that program.

Hm.

What?

All the other guys in
that training program

could never forget
that I was a woman.

And you never even noticed.

You think I didn't notice?

It drove me crazy,
is the truth of it.

Next stop, Granville Station.
Next stop, Granville Station.

Anyway, water under the bridge.

Hello, Sonny.

Can't say it's good
to see you again.

Same goes for me, Avery.

This is Inspector McGill.

Oh, we've met.

Back when you and your
brothers couldn't come up

with an alibi for
November 23rd, 1907.

The day of the Great Rocky
Mountain train robbery.

And you never came up with
any witnesses, as I recall.

None who could identify you
with your faces covered,

for that matter.

Still trying to pin that one
on us, Avery.

Give it a rest.

No, no, I'm not here
for any kind of answers.

I'm retired now.

Oh, you should try the seaside.

I'm here as a favor
to my colleague.

And maybe as a favor to you,
too, Sonny.

How's that?

You provide us with
some information,

maybe things will be
a little easier for you.

Tell us what you know about
a man named Toddy Davis.

He's known for moving
stolen goods,

and we think he's fencing
a few of yours.

Yeah, I might know something.

Got a whole operation
outside of Cape Fullerton.

Maybe Cape Fullerton
could be Union City.

How about we flip for it?

Heads, you tell us who else is
trafficking in your stolen loot.

Tails, you tell us where
we might find the rest of it.

I'm guessing you got
that from Teddy.

Well, this? It's just
an old silver dollar.

Is it silver?

Huh? You know, it doesn't
look silver to me.

Well, I've never seen
anything like it.

Have you, Bill?

Question is, has Sonny?

Teddy Davis dealt in coins
like that.

I remember, out in Union City.

You helped me out of here,
I'll tell you more.

Teddy Davis, Union City.

The prosecutor really is going
to appreciate this, Sonny.

We will get back to you.

You do that.

Oh, I was hungry.

I feel much better now.
Thank you.

Are you sure you
don't want anything?

No, no. I'll eat
when Allie gets back.

Which, um, should be soon.

I'm sure she just got caught up
doing her research.

Anything's better than mooning
over that, Wyatt.

Nathan...

I doubt she'll be over him
just yet.

Heartbreak is a lot
like illness.

It's up and it's down
before it's over.

You seem to know a lot about
teenage heartbreak.

Well, you only have to go
through it once.

I was 15, and I decided
that Benedict Harlow

was the perfect specimen
of a boy.

He was brooding and smart
and so mysterious.

Uh-huh.

By the time I worked up
the nerve to talk to him,

I realized he wasn't mysterious
at all.

He was just obsessed
with ornithology.

Mystery solved.

I cannot believe that anyone
would choose birds over you.

It took some growing up
before I figured out that

love isn't about imagining
who you want someone to be,

it's about knowing
who they really are.

Letting them know you.

Well, I am happy to know you,
Elizabeth Thornton.

I am glad to know you, too,
Nathan Grant.

So what about you?
Who broke your heart?

Besides you?

Oh, all of a sudden, that bird
break-up doesn't seem so bad.

Oh, there was one
that was far worse.

But fortunately...

it seems to have worked out.

I'm so sorry I was late.

Here, eat.

So, um, did you find anything?

Actually, yes.

Oliver figured out why
the salmon stopped spawning.

Or we have a theory.

Well, that's good.

If you're mad,
don't be mad at Oliver.

He was really nice.

I'm happy that you're spending
time with your friends.

As long as they
are your friends.

What does that mean?

This Wyatt fellow...

Dad.

Can I just say this

and then we don't have
to talk about it again.

I'm not saying Wyatt is bad.

I just don't think
that he's worthy.

And you deserve somebody
who is worthy of your regard.

Of you.

And until you find that person,

just know that you are strong
and you're brave.

And you don't need some
boy's attention to...

to know who you are.

So... worth a six-hour
train ride?

I'd say so.

We know that Sonny wasn't
working with Toddy Davis.

Teddy Davis from Union City.

Yep, that was pure bluff.

Bold move borrowing state's
evidence, by the way.

I figured I'd ask
for forgiveness

rather than permission.

This way you're
not responsible.

Well, it worked.

We both know he was involved
in that robbery.

But we don't have enough
to hold up in court yet.

But if we can figure out
who sold that coin to Toddy...

You read my mind.

If only I'd been better at it
back in the day.

It's not like I made it easy.

And just so you know.

Maybe it's better if I don't.

I was in a complicated
situation with Nora.

She'd gotten herself
in the family way

with a carnival rousty

and the guy was nowhere
to be found.

So I--

You stepped up and did
the right thing.

But if I'd have known
that you--

That we--

It seems we both played it a
little too close to the vest.

Well, so much for X-ray McGill.

Hopefully we'll do better
on this case, huh?

I think we're off to
a pretty good start.

Oh.

Hi.

I didn't know you were here.

Need some help with that?

Are you all right?

I wanted to go riding.

You still have a fever.

Can we go riding tomorrow?

You're not going to be doing
anything tomorrow.

I have to find somebody
to look after your class.

Nathan...

Hm?

You should really
take your shirt off

when you chop wood.

Okay.

Just try to get some sleep.

Thank you all for making
such beautiful cards

for Mrs. Thornton.

I know she is going to
appreciate it very much.

And now we will be going on
a special little field trip.

What are we doing,
Mrs. Coulter?

We are going to put
civics into action.

Miss Miller.

Miss Miller. Excuse me.

We'll put you right here,
Governor.

Thank you.

We still haven't agreed to this

because you still haven't told
us who we're facing off with.

Oh, nobody's scary.
I think you'll be fine.

All right, everyone,
take a seat.

Here we go.

Both sides.
There's more over here.

Is this some kind of... joke?

Where's their teacher?

She's sick.
I'm their substitute.

And this is our field trip.

Just relax, Edwin.
Everything's going to be fine.

This is an infantilizing stunt.

Good to see you, everyone.

I hope that you don't mind

stepping away from
your school day.

Can we order grilled cheese?

Well, you'll have to take
that up with Mr. Hickam.

Unfortunately, my powers
as Governor extend so far.

Rosemary.

All right, everyone, get ready.
We're about to start.

Welcome, Hope Valley,
to the first edition

of the Daily Dialogue.

In one corner, we have
Governor Lucas Bouchard,

your elected official.

And in the other,

asking about the issues
that will shape their future,

we have the students
of Hope Valley.

First up, we have
Cooper Canfield.

My question is about the delay

of getting the comic books
into Hope Valley.

Well, Cooper, a serious issue

and one that I'll be
looking at thoroughly.

I would like to know
what you're doing

to aid the flow of export goods,

so we can increase sales of
our Hope Valley hazelnuts.

Well, I think that's a
very important question.

My question is about our
native Grey Wolf population.

Given that you've decided to
share their land with cattle,

what are you going to do
to protect them?

As Governor, it is my job
to find a way to coexist

with all the folks
who use that land.

But they're not coexisting.

The bears and the wolves
need salmon to eat,

but the cattle crossing
has contaminated

over 50 percent of the stream
where the salmon spawn.

That sounds like something
I would need to look into.

My partner and I already have.

Oh, yes.

My map shows where the salmon
usually spawn, all through here,

but everything downstream
where the cattle cross

is full of algae.

I'll certainly take this
into consideration.

Thank you, Allie.

I hope you'll do more
than consider it, Governor,

because this is affecting
the whole ecosystem.

If you're a bear or wolf,
you're not coexisting.

You're dying.

Oh. Come in.

You're a sight for sore eyes.

So you're really selling
the place.

Yeah.

I've had some good times here.

But it's time to turn
the page.

I heard that you have some
other big news.

I haven't accepted the proposal.

I don't know why
I'm dragging my feet.

Any guesses?

I know what I want, Joseph.

I just don't know how
to get there.

You want to do God's work,

and that means sacrifice.

But it shouldn't mean
too much sacrifice.

Hello.

Somebody's not in uniform.

This is for washing the horses.

I was teasing.

Yeah, right. Sorry.

I wanted to bring this
to thank you.

Thank me for what?

That map we made...

it might have actually
changed the Governor's mind

about letting cattle
cross the stream.

You showed the map
to the Governor?

We got to ask him questions
on the radio.

You should have been there.

I felt like Captain Billy.

I guess that makes me
Nancy, the Genius Dog.

You didn't have
to get me this.

Think of it like a really
tiny birthday party.

About what you said yesterday.

I know what it's like to not
have your parents around.

Nathan isn't my real father.

He adopted me.

He's my uncle.

My real father is in prison.

But you know what I decided?

That doesn't mean anything
about who I am.

Here.

No. It's for you.

It's more fun if you share it.

Beautiful--

This is from Emily.

Oh, look at that.

Oh, and I saved
the best for last.

Is that from Little Jack?

Yes.

Of course, you can
read it yourself.

He says he misses
Mrs. Thornton.

Oh.

Oh, they all missed you so much.

It's really something

to see how you've
inspired them, Elizabeth.

Allie certainly found her voice.

And to think she started
the school year

worried she didn't have
a passion.

I asked her about this project
she's doing on the wolves.

It sounds incredible.

It's this new curriculum
where everything is led

by the student's curiosity.

I've never seen so many
of them come alive.

Have you thought of writing up
what you're doing?

Try to get it published.

Fiona!
-What?

I haven't even finished
my first year.

Fortune favors the bold,
Elizabeth.

Mmhmm.

Maybe I should.

Yes.

I don't know if it's

the Stearn's Extra Strength
Cough Remedy talking,

but I feel like I could
do anything.

Well, you can.

You can.

So can you.

So, what do you think?

It's impressive.

Helen Keller has been there
as a guest lecturer.

No kidding.

It's just...

when I think about something
happening to her

and us not being there.

Angela's not gonna want to live
with us forever, Minnie.

No matter what.

I know, I know.

I want her to have her own life.

So what do you want to do?

Tell Angela about the tour?

Yes. Yes.

We will take it one step
at a time.

Shall we pray on it?

Always.

Oh, Ava. Perfect timing.

They just dropped this off
a couple hours ago.

Put it back here
for safekeeping.

Ooh. Thought you might
want to just make sure

everything's in order

before we brought it up
to your room.

Yes. Thank you.

Gosh, I think the keys were
in one of the other trunks.

There you go.
That ought to do.

Let's see.

Oh.

All right.

Well...

Looks like everything's
in order.

Good.

At least you can wear some
of your fancy duds again.

Yes. What a relief.

Okay, well, um,

I'll make sure somebody
takes this up to your room.

Great.

-Bye.
-Bye.

Nathan.

Elizabeth.

Where are you?

There you are.

There's nowhere else
I'd rather be.

Scout! Ugh!

Ugh!

*

*