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- Previously o When Hope Calls.

- Helen, this just came!
We found your grandfather!

- I'm a vet. If I see an animal
in trouble, my duty is to help--

- It was Ken Newsome's horse,
and he didn't want your help.

- But he was wrong!
- "Savings and Loan manager

Mike Sinclair provided
the bank's books

as evidence
of the 12,000 stolen."

I need you to follow Sinclair.
- That's why you telegrammed me.

I'm the best tracker
in the territory.

- Whatever you decide
to do about Kinslow,

we want no part of it.
- Not an option.

You're already
part of it.

- Sam!

The children are putting on
a school concert,

and you are invited.
- Aw, too bad!

I'm going out of town tomorrow
to do some prospecting.

Feeling lucky.

- You ever not feeling lucky
when you head out?

- Gotta be the blessing or
the curse of every prospector.

- Oh. OK.

- Here you go.

I suppose you'd
like a table?

- Actually no.
I'm just asking Ronnie

to pack me some sandwiches.
Should be ready soon.

- I guess you don't like
eating here anymore.

- Not that. I just have to be
at the ranch all day to check--

- It's OK, don't explain.
- Big drive day after tomorrow.

- OK.
- Unless...

you want me to eat here...

- Just give me a couple minutes,
and I'll check on your order.

- Lillian!

- Are you dining in
or taking out?

- Who eats out?
- Exactly.

- Join me for breakfast?
- I can't.

- Just a cup of coffee, come on.

- OK, quick cup.

- So, how are

the kids at the orphanage?
- They're good. Oh, speaking of.

School concert.
- Ah, I wouldn't miss it.

- It should be fun.
- With you there, I have

no doubt.
- It's very sweet.

Mike Sinclair.
- Oh, Lillian Walsh.

There you go.
- Thank you, Miss Walsh.

- Mike, you're
a hard man to find.

- Only because you haven't been
looking in the right places.

- If you'll excuse us.
- I haven't finished my coffee.

- Maybe take it to go.

- OK.

- I'm sorry, I didn't mean
to interrupt breakfast

with the girlfriend.
- She's not my girlfriend.

- So she runs the orphanage
just outside of town.

Last time I was here,
that was just a vacant house.

- Last time you were here,
the Savings and Loan got robbed.

- That's true.

I hear you have
some questions about that.

- A few, like how much money
was really stolen?

- $12,000.
- I mean by the robber.

He only had 5000
when I arrested him.

- Did you pocket the other
7 grand before bringing him in?

- Oh, I see.
Another possibility

is that you pocketed
that money.

- Well, I guess we'll have
to let a court decide.

Oh, wait, one already has.

In police parlance,
isn't that case closed?

- I guess I speak
a different parlance.

- Hmm.

Now if you had any proof,

we wouldn't be having
this conversation over coffee.

- Yeah, Mike,
you were hard to find.

Do you know who wasn't?
Russell Meeks.

Some people think
he fled to San Francisco,

but I'll let you in
he didn't.

- How is Russell?
- He's ready to talk

from what I hear.
And I'll take what he has to say

and dig even deeper. I'll be

contacting every bank
in the territory

and seeing who you're
in business with, and I'm just

guessing that I'm gonna find
some criminal activity.

- Fortunately for me,
I have nothing to hide.

I admire the police,

constantly putting themselves
in harm's way...

Such a difficult job for them

and their loved ones.

If you'll excuse me...

- Carrying a gun now, Mike?

- I'm prepared
to protect what's mine.

I'll have a room.

- Unfortunately,
Mr. Sinclair,

I-I-I don't see
any vacancies. Ahem.

Oh! Hahahaha!

Oh, I could have
missed that one.

Had a cancellation. Uh...

Here we are, sir.
That's room 1.

First door
on your right upstairs.

Haha! Enjoy your stay.

- Oh! Here you are!

How are you doing, Helen?

- I picked up the mail
like you asked.

- What is it?
- It came!

"Helen, my sweet,
beautiful granddaughter,

"I'm enclosing train
and steamship tickets for you

and your chaperone. I can't wait
until you're home again."

- The chaperone will be
here in three days.

- I can't believe
it's happening.

- It is!
- What is a chaperone?

- That's someone
to escort Helen home.

- I'm going to be
with my grandfather.

- Where does he live?
- Lives in London.

- Where is that?
- Got a bit dusty in the attic.

So, we are...
about here.

And you and your chaperone
are gonna take a train

to New York,
and then a boat to England.

- That's far.
- That blue

is what?
- The ocean.

- It's big.
- It is.

- How long does it take
to get to London?

- Oh, it's about
six or seven days.

- And we have
so much to do

before your trip.
- I'm gonna miss you.

- So I followed Sinclair
like you asked me.

You're never gonna
believe where he is.

- Oh, I think I got
a pretty good idea.

- It's a pretty bold move
on his part, if you ask me.

- Yeah, yeah.
- You know, in my opinion,

bold men are often
the most dangerous.

- That's true, but it was
easier to lay the bait

with him here in town.

- And he bit it?
- I don't know.

Rattled him anyway.
Hopefully, it pushes him

to make a move.

- I don't know, Gabe.
You know it would just be

a lot less risky if we got
this guy on embezzlement.

- That crime is hard to prove.

Attacking a Mountie,
it's cut and dry.

- Yes, but I hate to be
the one that points out

the massive flaw in your plan.
- Let's hope not a fatal one.

- It will be if he gets
a clean shot at you.

- Is this your
first time as a trail boss?

- It is, and I'm ready.
- I bet you are.

- It was hard
convincing your mother,

but she seems OK
with it now, so...

- She sees your capabilities,
which you'll need

because the Stewart-Clay herd
is gonna be a big one.

- I'll have some experienced
cowboys along to help.

- I'll make sure I have the
horse and cattle ready to go.

- Remember your first ride?
- I do. I was 13.

I was probably more of a
hindrance than a help to my dad.

- I was 14,

and I was immediately hooked.

- Now, moving that many animals
is an experience.

- But there's something
really serene about it.

Has a way
of clearing your head.

- Mhm. The open range
can do that.

- And you are
one healthy girl.

- And in two weeks, you're gonna
be with your grandfather.

- And these are
some licorice-root lozenges.

Just in case you start to feel
a little queasy on the boat.

- Sinclair is in town.

He's staying at the hotel.
He was talking to Gabriel today.

- Well, he's not been
charged with anything;

I guess he's free
to do as he wants.

- Still, nothing good can come
of this, believe me.

- Steer clear of both of them.
Do you hear me?

- Yeah, that's
my general inclination.

- Yeah, I got the pail in there.

- Give me a second,
will you, Ronnie?

I thought I'd missed you.

You're not headed
to town for lunch?

- Uh, not today. What's up?

- What would it take to get you
to go along on the cattle drive?

- Luce's the right person
for the job. More than capable.

- Oh, I know. It's just
I'd like to support her

with more experienced cowboys.
- Yeah, I don't know, Mom.

- You know I wouldn't ask
if I didn't need the help,

right?

And yeah, you haven't been
out of Brookfield

in a long time,
maybe you could use a break.

- Yeah. Maybe I could at that.

OK, I'll do it.

- I appreciate this, son.
It makes me happy.

- Well, at least,
I can make someone happy.

- You OK?

- Still hard
to say goodbye.

Helen...

- I don't want to leave.
- What's wrong?

- Please don't make me.
- Helen, what's wrong?

- I can't leave.
- Why not?

- I don't know
anything about London,

and I'll miss
everyone too much.

- What about your grandfather?
- Yeah, he misses you.

- And we know you want to be
with him, with your family.

- But you're family too.

- I know you're
gonna miss us,

but we will always
be there for you.

And now you have
two families.

- You don't understand.
I can't go.

Please, give these
to Nurse Maggie,

and tell her
I won't be needing them.

- That's the ocean.
- Oh, your parents.

- You don't want
to get on that boat.

- Please, don't make me.

- Good morning, Constable.

- Good morning, Ronnie.
- May I help you?

- I'd like to make a reservation
for tomorrow night.

- You-you're staying here?
- It's for a witness.

- Oh! Yeah. Under whose name?
- You just put it under mine.

- Well, for recordkeeping
purposes,

I do require
the actual guest's name.

- Fine, you can put it
under Meeks.

- You-you mean Russell Meeks?

- Oh yeah.
You remember him, right?

- Oh, yes, of course.

Good old Russell!
Be nice to catch up.

Russell Meeks. Hahaha!

- What are we gonna do?
- I don't know.

- We can't make her
get on that ship.

- After everything

she's been through, she'd be
terrified the whole time.

- But we have to get her
to her family.

- I know.

I just don't know how.

- Ladies.

Enjoying the view?

- It's the best spot
in all of Brookfield.

You see the big picture
from up here.

- You got a sec?
- What's up?

- I need you
to guard Lillian.

- Guard her? Why?
- Yeah. You own a gun?

- I spend most of my time
in the wilderness, so yeah.

- Someone needs to be
by her side at all times.

Trust me.
- Are you serious?

- You think I'd be asking you
if I wasn't?

- What have you done?

- My job.
- Your job put her in danger?

- Someone might try to harm her.
Are you in or are you out?

- Sam.
- Lillian.

I was headed out
and then realized I was missing

my pickaxe, and I think I might
have left it at the cottage.

- Oh! Let's go have
a look then.

- Thanks.

- I've been there a few times
since you've left;

I don't remember
seeing anything.

- Maybe it got stuck
under something.

I'll just take a quick look.

- Oh, my...

- Oh, when did that happen?

- Huff, I don't know.

Maybe the boys
were playing ball again.

- I wouldn't go
accusing anyone.

- I won't, but I will ask.

- You know what?

Why don't I fix
that for you. Free of charge.

- Thought you were
going prospecting.

- If the gold's here today,
it'll be there tomorrow.

- No, I don't want you
working for free.

- Can we move beyond
you compensating me?

Can I just do this
as a friend?

- Thank you.
- No problem.

- She lost both of her parents
out at sea?

- The ferry they were on
caught fire and sank.

Helen almost died too.

- The idea of getting back
on a boat must be terrifying.

- Is there anything we can do
to help her?

- Unfortunately, I don't know
what to tell you.

There's no medicine that will
make Helen's trauma go away.

- Then, how do we get her
on that boat?

- She has to believe
she'll be OK,

which would take
a leap of faith on her part.

Which wouldn't be
easy for anyone,

let alone a 12-year-old child.

- I don't see what
could have broken the window.

- Well, who knows?

- A window doesn't
break by itself.

- Maybe a big bird
hit it.

- I don't see any feathers.
- I guess

it's gonna remain
a mystery.

- Is that
a little piece of glass

on your elbow?
- No.

- Do you think you'll be able
to finish it up today?

- No. It's getting dark soon,
so I'll finish tomorrow.

- OK. Well, thank you
for postponing your prospecting.

- No problem. I camp
and then do this tomorrow.

- OK.
- Is it just me

or does it feel like it might
get chilly tonight?

- Maybe you can stay here, hear
us rehearse for our concert.

- I'd like that.
As long as I wasn't imposing.

- No imposition.
- That's mighty kind of you.

- Tell us another story.

- Yes! Please?

-
Do you want another one?

Once upon a time,

there was a little girl
named Grace.

She was 8 years old,

and she was being transferred

to a new orphanage.

Now, at her first orphanage,
she got to go

with her big sister, but now

she was all alone.

She didn't know anyone.

And it was vewyyyy scawy!

But then she remembered,
at her first orphanage,

she was holding
her big sister's hand,

and it made her
feel better. Now,

do you know...

what Little Grace did
when she walked

into her new orphanage?
- What?

- With all of her might...

she imagined holding
her big sister's hand.

And... it worked!

Miss Grace walked
into that orphanage...

...and she made it
through the first night.

Do you know what happened
on the second night?

- She made it through that too?
- She did.

I think if we imagine

what will make us
feel better,

it works.

Is there anything
you can think of that will

make you feel better
about getting on that boat?

- Holding your hand?

- We need to get Helen
to her grandfather.

- I know. What about
you and the children?

- Oh, we'll be alright.
But Helen won't be

if she doesn't get
to England.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah.

She seized a hand to hold,
and no better one than yours.

OK, I won't be long.

Just want to send a telegram
to Talbot and let him know

that you'll be replacing
the chaperone.

- Uh, Lillian!

You're off somewhere?
- I'm just going

to town to send a telegram.

- Oh, uh, perfect timing!
I'll go with you.

- How's the window repair going?
- I'm still working on it,

but I ran out of putty.
- Oh, I'll get it for you.

- That's OK,
I could use the break.

I'll just grab my jacket.

- Sam seems to be working
a little slower than usual.

- Um, he just likes
to do a good job.

- Or maybe he wants
an excuse to be around you.

- At your service, ma'am.

- Ah, Tess, Lucie!

- We're here to load up
for the drive.

Are the beef and biscuits ready?
- Of course. Just give me

a couple of seconds
to deliver these orders.

- You're working
all alone today?

- Yeah. It's Ruby's day off,
and Grace is getting

ready for her trip.
- Trip?

- Yeah. Grace is up
and leaving us.

Enjoy.
- Where is she going?

- She got it into her head
she needed to take

one of the children
back to England.

Who knows when she'll be back?

- Is that true?

- Gabriel, did you hear
about Helen?

- I did. That's great news.

If you'll excuse me.
- Of course. You're busy?

- I imagine you are as well,
getting Helen ready

for her trip.
- And Grace.

- I didn't hear that part.

Maybe you can help them
with their preparations.

- Oh, we can manage.

- I am helping
all that I can.

But the Constable's right,
we should get back to orphanage.

- Great. I'll see
you two again.

- You ready to get back
to the orphanage?

- Uh, I thought you needed
to get some putty.

I'll meet you at Pearl's.
- No. I-I mean

I would like your help
choosing what kind of putty.

- Don't really have any strong
opinions about putty, but sure.

- Whoa!

Uhhh...

Sorry.

I thought that
you were gonna trip.

- You ready to roll?
- Everything is squared away.

- Good to go!
- We're lucky to have

a vet along.
- Good! I think that'll be

good for everyone!
- Let's get 'em moving!

- Come on now!

Come on, get going!

- Yep!

Yeah, come on now!

-
He's bringing Meeks in

from Clearwater tomorrow?
- That's what I heard.

- Hey, Boss.
- Where have you been? You were

supposed to be here yesterday.
- Caught the lady talking

to some of your associates.
I'm hearing this Mountie

is sniffing around some of
your investments in Union City.

- This is getting
out of control.

Time to eliminate the risk.

We need to find

a good spot to hit them
between here and Clearwater.

- What about here?

Isolated,
lots of coverage.

- Stay in touch.
- Yeah.

- I'd say,
in purely medical terms,

that you are
in the pink of health.

- Thank you.

- You must be so excited.

- I am.

- You're not having
second thoughts, are you?

- No.

Never been away
from the kids

for so long. Haha!

I'm gonna miss them.
- Of course you will.

And Lillian, I presume.

- Yeah. We were apart
for so long.

And, uh, hmm...

I would have liked
to have said goodbye to Chuck.

- Well then,
why don't you?

Have you two had a tiff?

- He hasn't come
to say goodbye to me yet.

- I hate to be presumptuous
and offer advice,

but sometimes it's better
to be happy than to be right.

- OK, I'll bring the Mountie
wagon down this path.

It's covered, so he won't know
that Meeks isn't in it.

sitting duck.
- If all goes according to plan,

they'll be right there.

- Alright, well,
I'll have some officers

shadowing you in the front
and the back just in case

they take another spot.

Listen, I gotta say this one
what you're doing,

it's incredibly risky.

- I'll be safe,
you'll have my back.

How did you do
in our marksmanship course?

- Oh, well, I passed.

I got a C plus.

I'm kidding.

- Grace!
- Whoa. Whoa.

- What a surprise!
Don't you look comfortable

up in that horse.
Have you been taking lessons?

- Uh, I have with Lillian.

- Chuck said you weren't the
most experienced rider, but...

- I'm actually looking for him.
- He, uh, he left this morning.

- Where did he go?
- He, uh...

he decided to join
our cattle drive.

- Oh.

Um, do you know how long
he's gonna be gone for?

- It's hard to say.
Five days out with the cattle,

three days back.
- He's gone for over a week?

- Well, maybe a little less.
Lucie Clay has decided

to head our drive this year;
she likes to keep things moving.

But he'd be happy
to come by

when he gets back.

Oh!

you're headed out yourself,
aren't you?

- Yeah, I am.

- Well, Chuck will be sorry
to have missed you.

Grace...

Chuck mentioned that he needed
a break from Brookfield,

so maybe this is
for the best, huh?

Bon voyage.

I hope it all goes well
with the girl.

- It's time
for everyone to say goodnight.

- You realize this is your
very last night in this bed?

- I know.

- Are you gonna miss
the concert, Helen?

- I guess I will.

- I don't want you to.
I don't want you to go at all.

- You know, Mary Louise,

if Sofia gets my bed,

maybe you'll get hers.
- Will I, Miss Lillian?

- I'm sure we can figure out
an arrangement that'll make

everybody happy,
but for now...

- It's time for everyone to go
to sleep. Big day tomorrow.

- No more excitement tonight.

- Can we hear
one more story?

- Miss Grace, we're not
gonna hear any of your stories

until you get home.
- Please...

- Hmmmm...

Once upon a time...

- Uh, Tess, a word?

- The boss has news,
he doesn't like to wait.

- He's not my boss,
tell him I'll be right up.

- Mm-hmm.

- What is going on?
- You asked for my help,

and that's what I'm doing.
- With those two here?

Gabriel bringing Russell Meeks
into town, I don't like it.

- It's all under control.
- The Mountie's in danger.

You heard what they said.
- Constable Kinslow is

a professional,
he can take care of himself.

- Shouldn't we warn him?
- We should do nothing.

Do you hear me?

- Mhm.

- Bingham said you had news.

- You told me Meeks was coming
from Clearwater,

right?
- That's what I heard. Why?

- According to
some of my colleagues,

Meeks isn't in Clearwater
and hasn't been there.

- Mounties could be hiding him.
- That's true.

- Or could be a trap.
- Then we walk away.

If the Mountie
doesn't have Meeks,

he doesn't have a thing.
- That's not the worst idea.

- Not the safest either.
- Come on, Boss,

the Mountie doesn't
have a thing.

- He's digging,

and he's not gonna stop 'til
he finds what he's looking for.

On the other hand,
we're here having a little chat

with one of the most respected
citizens of Brookfield.

If something were to happen
to the Mountie...

...we'd clearly have had
nothing to do with it.

I saw a backstairs
to this place;

no one will
see me leave.

Just stay here
chatting with Frank and me

until I take care
of this little problem.

- I'm glad I came.
Doesn't get

any better than this, does it?
- Riding all day,

sleeping on dirt,
beans for dinner -

haha - not everyone
would agree,

but I sure do.

I was surprised when you agreed
to come this year.

- Because I hadn't
been for a while?

- No. Because of Grace.

- It's actually why I did come.
- What do you mean?

- I figured I'd go away
for a week,

and when I came back,
everything would blow over

and go back to the way it was.
- Didn't Tess tell you?

- Tell me what?

- Grace is headed out of town.
Ronnie told us.

- Heading out of town? Where?
- England.

She's taking
one of the children there.

- When is she leaving?
- Tomorrow.

I guess, if you want
to catch her,

you'll have to ride fast.

- Thanks for letting me
know, Lucie.

- Ride safe. Godspeed.

- Tess?
Tess, are you still there?

Tess, you're OK?

Ugh! Oh!
- Oh... Ronnie.

- Wow, Gabe, you really
roll up the boardwalk

early around these parts.
- It's a quiet town.

- I think that maybe there could
be something going on...

Ow! I'll get him!

- Don't move.

- Hurry! Pull the trigger!

- You sure you want me
to do that?

- You know, Gabe,
our relationship

is starting to feel unhealthy.
- What are you talking about?

We save each other's lives.
It's our thing.

- Maybe our thing should be
spread around to other Mounties.

- Right.
- I'd hate to be so selfish.

Tchk! Tchk!

- Whoa!

Why do you always want
to touch it?

- Sorry.

- And why didn't you tell me
you were working

with the Mountie?
- I wanted to spare you.

- Really? Or did you not
trust me?

Ha! Your own brother-in-law.

Oh, boy. You know,

people just don't
trust each other.

- I see it differently.
- Well, how's that?

- You were in trouble,

you asked for my help,
and now you're free and clear.

- Oh.

Maybe I should
just be grateful,

I guess.
- Kind of what I'm thinking.

- Hmm! Hmm!
- Let me just... What?

It's the bandage.
- No way, quit it!

- Are you scared?

- Yeah, but I'll have
Miss Grace with me.

- I remember
when I first came here,

and everything was new,

but you made me feel better.

And now, Miss Grace
is gonna do that for you.

- I know.

I'll miss you.

- Me too.

Uh, you forgot your new dress.

- I want you to have it.
- Really?

You'll write me
every week, right?

- Yes. You have
to write too.

Tell me when Mary Louise learns
her multiplication tables.

- I will.
- And if Fred ever gets

good enough
to beat you at jacks.

- It's never gonna happen.

- Sam finally left your side?
- Yeah.

Said he had
to get into town.

- I hope we get
to say goodbye.

I can't believe
I start this trip today!

- Why don't you take advantage
of the opportunity, yeah?

Travel a little,
see London.

Even go to New York
and see Eve.

- You looked for me for so long,

and you never gave up.

And I have to go
on this journey without you.

- Yeah, but before we didn't
know how to find each other.

Now, you know exactly
where I am,

and I know that you're coming
home to me soon.

when we say goodbye
in front of the children,

it's just a hug.

I don't want Helen or the others
to see Miss Lillian break down.

- Got it.

- Tell Mrs. Caspie I'm sorry
I couldn't sing in the concert.

- You practice your addition
and subtraction, OK?

- OK.
- I'll be right back.

- Thank you
for keeping Lillian safe.

The danger's over now.

- Oh, what danger?

I heard about what happened last
night, but how was I in danger?

- I was worried about
what Sinclair might do.

- Oh.

Well, next time,
instead of assigning me

a bodyguard, why don't you
just tell me what's going on?

- Lillian...

you ran into a burning building
to save a man's life.

I didn't want to take a chance
on what you might do this time.

- Stagecoach coming in!

- Oh.

Congratulations on the success
of your investigation.

We didn't want you to miss
hearing the school concert,

so... we're bringing
the concert to you.

- ♪ It's the land
of flowers ♪

♪ And April showers

♪ With sunshine in this wind

- ♪ Where no one hurries

♪ And no one worries

♪ When life runs calm and slow

- ♪ And I wish someday

- ♪ I could find my way

♪ To the land

♪ Where the good songs go ♪

- Hey.

- What are you doing?
- I rode all night to see you.

- Why?

- Because I couldn't have you
go on a long journey without

saying goodbye.
- Grace, it's time.

- I have a long ride back
to join the drive,

but it was so worth it
to see your beautiful face.

You really matter to me, Grace,
and I hope I matter to you too.

I'll take that as a yes.
- Haha!

Just a hug.

- Just a hug.

- Bye, Helen!
- Bye!

- Hey! Almost done.

- Thank you for your work.

- After I finish this, I'm gonna
go look at the coal cellar.

Eleanor said it might
need some work.

- The coal cellar can't wait,
I'll finish this up.

- Oh, that's OK. I don't like
to leave a job undone.

- Let's make an exception
this time, shall we?

- Why?

- I appreciate
you looking out for me,

like Gabriel asked you to.

- Hey, it's not just
because he told me to.

I was concerned for your safety.
- Well, thank you.

But the criminals
are now under lock and key,

there's no need
to stay close anymore.

- Maybe there's other reasons
I want to stay close to you.

- Sam...

It's probably for the best that
I just finish the job myself.

And the sea monster chased
the ship up and down the waves,

but Princess Grace and Helen

steered the ship
safely to shore.

And everyone on the boat
cheered and said,

"Thank you so much,"
as they left to head out

to their new home. The end.

- Can I have
another story?

- Everyone else is already
sleeping, you should too.

- I can't stop thinking
about Helen and Miss Grace.

- OK. One more.

Alright.

Once upon a time, there was

a fairy named
Mary Louise,

and she lived
in the Forest of Hopeville.

- That report you wanted me
to do about Grace Bennett...

- Mm-hmm.

- Here it is.

I think you'll
find it interesting.

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- Maybe we can go for a ride
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- I'll think about it.

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