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I imagine your car is stuffed, but I did
send a few more gifts for you to take

to the chateau. I said not to go
overboard.

This is overboard.

It's Christmas.

I can spoil my niece if I want.

Are all of those for me?

Some are for Mom, Dad, and Grandma, but
other than that... Thanks, Aunt Margo.

Honey, can you go get my purse from the
side?

Are you sure you can't make it? I don't
like the thought of you being alone on

the holidays.

If you are, in fact, going to be alone.

To answer your question, no, I'm not
seeing anyone.

Well, then you have to come. You have to
be with your family.

The Christmas concerts are already sold
out. Pulling the plug now would be

tough.

Speaking of tough, did you see my latest
review?

Uh, no.

I've been super busy, and you know what
they say about critics.

No. What?

I'm sure they say something.

Oh, hey, hon. It's, uh, it's Margo. Oh,
hey, Margo.

Did you tell her how we thought that
critic was out of her mind?

Too busy, huh?

Well, it wasn't all bad, right? I mean,
she did say some good things. She said,

technically gifted but lacks musicality,
which is basically a nice way of saying

that I play with no heart, which is one
of the worst things you could say about

a pianist. Marco, are you just carrying
that review with you wherever you go?

No. You cannot get so hung up on what
one critic says.

But this is Evelyn March.

The Evelyn March?

Oh, I'm sorry. My bad. You better frame
that and get it up on the wall. Ha. I'm

glad you find humor in this.

Which is why I love you. Listen, I'm
running late for the rehearsal.

Send pictures.

Promise? Promise.

Love you.

What?

Wonderful.

I could hear you play all the time and
it would never get old. Can't go wrong

with the class.

Is everything okay?

Oh, yeah.

It's an old building. Nothing little
maintenance can't handle.

Don't worry.

Everything will be under control by the
time the house lights go down on opening

night.

Hey, sorry I'm late. I'm starved. Let's
eat.

Eat? Who has time for lunch?

Ten days until the Christmas concert,
and I had two performers drop out

Oh, what happened?

Oh, skiing, huh? Well, actually, falling
while skiing happened. My violinist,

she broke her arm. Oh, is she okay?

Yeah, minor breaks, but she'll be in a
cast for a few weeks. Coffee?

No, I'm good.

Horrible. Sorry to hear that.

Well, and then my tenor, Phil.

Yep.

He had to go home early. He went into
labor with his wife.

I figured.

So he's out. And then my director,
because of all this, he got cold feet,

he's out.

Wow. Sounds like you're going to have to
cancel.

Can't. Almost sold out.

But you know what?

I'm not worried.

And here's why.

Because I know the perfect person to
help out with this.

And someone who might just want to help
out an old college roommate in process.

Wait, I thought we were just going to
grab a burger.

No. I knew if I asked you over the
phone, you'd resist.

I would love to help, but I'm kind of
busy with my teaching gig. You know, my

full -time teaching gig.

See, resistance.

Adam, I am this close to landing a chair
position of the music department. Now

is not a good time for me to take on new
projects, especially ones that happen

in ten days.

Oh, see, you're the only person I know
who can pull this off.

The great Dr. Jackson Lewis. I know what
you're doing.

Yeah, it's called flattery. Is it
working?

No, it's not working.

Come on, I'm desperate here. Don't make
me be the guy.

Left to cancel the annual Christmas
concert before it even began.

Please, we're almost sold out.

Full house.

Okay, if I were to say yes, and that is
a big if.

Please go on.

Do you have any performers left?

Emily Dawson.

Emily Dawson?

Emily, wow.

Yeah. Yeah, a Broadway pedigree voice
like an angel. Right?

I mean, I...

I guess I could build a concert around
her.

Okay, I don't know where you're going,
but I like it.

So are you in?

Yeah. Yes.

You're a lifesaver.

Come on. Let me drive you to lunch.

Oh, I hope everybody's hungry.

Mm -hmm.

I'm starving for dessert.

Can you think of anything that I can get
your mom for Christmas? Because I'm...

Got it, Grandma.

What?

A pony?

A pony?

That's a present for you.

And here you go.

Thanks, honey. No problem.

Okay, now, do we prefer the brownies or
the mini cupcake?

I prefer them both the same.

Oh, I'm sure you do.

You should really try the cinnamon apple
cider.

Why are you here?

Surprise! So what about your concerts,
honey?

Unfortunately, the theater we're in
started to show its age. The fire

shut us down until repairs were
finished. Shows were canceled.

Well, that is amazing news.

Yeah. I mean, you know what I mean.

So I get to relax and enjoy Christmas
with my family.

Well, there's an extra bedroom in the
suite with your name on it. Great. I am

happy you are here. Me too, Mom.

Oh, looks like you have a fan.

Sorry to bother you, but aren't you...
She is.

Margot Hammond. The one and only.

I'm a huge fan.

My girlfriend and I saw you in Chicago
last year.

You were amazing.

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

There's a beautiful grand just sitting
there if you're interested.

Oh, thank you.

Please don't bring it, Margot.

Please?

Please? Well, I don't know.

Every time I eat here, I am reminded how
good the food is. Right? Yeah.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

My treat.

Believe me.

You're going to earn this meal. Well,
thank you. Thank you.

So, what did they have planned for the
finale?

Honestly, I think they were thinking,
like, a sing -along?

Get everyone into it?

Get them into the spirit, something
uplifting?

No, I mean, we have Emily Dawson. Let's
utilize her. I'm all ears.

What do you got?

Oh, let's figure it out. Hey, whatever
you decide, this is your baby now. All

right? I'm just glad to be working with
you.

Just haven't seen you in a while, man.
Well, I'm the single guy. You're married

with kids. That's sort of how it goes,
right?

Speaking of which, Jeannie?

No, Jeannie.

She wants to introduce you to someone.

Well, tell Jeannie thanks, but not
really in the dating pool right now.

Does that mean there's a someone?

Let's just say I'm plenty busy with
work.

Was that before?

Not still pining over the one that got
away? No, of course not. That was a long

time ago.

Yeah.

But hey, we're not here to talk about my
romantic life because I have a concert

to prepare. You do have a lot of work to
do. I do.

Yes.

Who's that?

I'm not sure.

Nobody's scheduled for today.

But whoever it is, they're good. Yeah,
beyond good. They're amazing.

Excuse me. I... Jackson.

Margo.

What? Wow, what are you doing here?

I, um, I'm here with my family.

Wow, yeah, you got the whole gang there.

Why are you here?

You remember Adam?

Adam Johnson.

Yes, he's exactly the same guy as he was
in college, and he convinced me to step

in last minute to direct the Christmas
concert.

Adam!

Wow, uh, how are you? It's been years.

You look exactly the same. People keep
telling me that.

You know what's interesting?

Jackson and I were literally just
talking about how the two of us... How

ago it was that we all graduated from
college.

Are you still teaching at Gervais?

Yeah, I cello and music theory, and I
got my PhD.

Wow. And he's being humble. He's also on
the shortlist for the chair of the

music department.

Congratulations. It's not official yet.

A little early for congratulations, but
thank you.

Well, they'd be lucky to have you.

You should come say hi to everyone.

Yeah. Come on. After you.

Put the big juju bee on the phone.

Yeah.

Jackson? Hi.

It's the whole family.

And this is Adam, an old friend from
college.

Hi. That can't be Simone.

I'm definitely me.

Who are you?

I am your Aunt Margo's... Your Aunt
Margo and I used to play music together.

Last time I saw you, you were just a
baby.

You were in a band?

Not exactly a band. I played cello. She
played the piano. It was a quartet.

Classical music.

Yeah. Kind of the reaction we got from
our audience sometimes.

I don't know. You guys were so amazing
together.

Musically.

So, what brings you to the Chateau?

Jackson is directing the Christmas
concert.

Oh, how exciting. When is it? It's
Christmas in the ballroom.

Will you still be here for that? We
certainly will. We would love to come. I

think I have a few seats still available
for guests such as yourselves.

Adam works PR here at the Chateau.

Well, I guess we'll be seeing you very
soon then. Yeah, it was really nice to

see you all again.

I've got to get back to work.

Please enjoy your stay, and we'll see
you all at the concert.

It was bad.

I messed up quite.

Are you kidding me?

You are way better than I was at your
age.

Are you at least having fun?

Yes. Especially when I'm playing
Christmas music.

Okay. Well, that's all that matters.

Okay, kiddo. Time for bed.

Can Aunt Margo read me a story?

I would love to.

Go get ready. I'll be up in a minute.

She's so hard on herself.

What?

You were the exact same when you were
her age.

You still are.

That's not true.

Okay, maybe a little.

You're both naturals. Well, let's hope
she plays from the heart.

It was one person's opinion.

I know.

And it's not even my first bad review.
It's not even my first bad review from

Evelyn.

It's just that she hit the nail on the
head this time.

My playing has lost passion.

Heart.

The truth is, I've been feeling
uninspired for a while, but I didn't

could tell in my performances.

I guess I was wrong.

Everybody has their ups and downs.

You'll find the connection again.

I hope so.

I really appreciate you coming in on
such short notice.

Emily should be here any minute.

You didn't hear it?

Hear what?

I'm not going to make it.

Emily has laryngitis.

We need to cancel. No, no, no, no.

No. People come here for the Christmas
experience.

You can't cancel the first Christmas
concert.

I appreciate your dedication, but we
need to face the facts here. We have ten

days until the Christmas. Nine days.

Nine. We have...

No performer, no musicians, no future
artists.

Really, all we have is you, me, and this
cookie.

It's going to be gone soon.

Okay, do you remember when we left our
art history term paper until the last

minute and we had to stay up for two
days? We chugged coffee, but we got it

done.

That's because we were in college and we
didn't know any better, okay? And if I

remember correctly, we also had Margo,
who's an art history whiz, by the way.

I'm a genius.

Genie, I don't... Where are you going?

Margo.

Margo?

Margo. We get Margo to play the concert.
You want Margo to play the concert?

Yeah, if you just keep repeating
everything I'm saying, this is going to

forever. Yes. No, let me be clear.

No. Wait.

You still hold a grudge.

A grudge? Please, no.

Think about this, okay?

Margo is perfect.

Great musician.

She's going to say no, I promise.

Then ask her. If it'll make you shut up,
I'll ask her.

Thank you.

Well,

the choir sounds awesome.

Yes, they're particularly good this
year.

I must tell you, I was very impressed
with your preliminary proposal for the

department. Adding in an international
competition is a great idea.

It'll add so much needed diversity and
increase enrollment.

I get the sense there's a but coming.

Yes, but.

The department chair is a highly coveted
position, and we have some very strong

candidates. I just want to be up front.

I appreciate that.

The committee will be meeting to make
their decision in the coming days, and

whoever is selected will be ready to
start next semester.

Well, I appreciate you even giving me
the opportunity.

And in truth, I'm going to have my hands
full for the next ten days.

I was asked to direct the Christmas
concert at the Chateau this year.

Concert at the Chateau?

I'd be very interested to see that,
provided I could get tickets.

Well, I might know a guy.

All right, I'll hold you to that.

Bye -bye.

Here

you

go. One extra rich hot chocolate with a
candy cane stirrer. Thanks.

And chocolates.

I remember how much you like these.

Out with it.

What?

What do you want?

Oh, nothing. I just thought it'd be nice
for us to take this opportunity to

catch up.

You always used to bribe me with
chocolate when you needed help with

Like that time you and Adam needed help
with your term papers?

That's not ringing a bell. But speaking
of Adam, he did want me to ask you

something. Really?

Yes.

Adam thought that it would be great if
you would be interested in performing in

the Christmas concert.

Adam thought that might be great.

Uh -huh.

I told him that it would be a huge step
down for someone of your musical

caliber.

But hold him, I'd ask anyway.

So are you going to ask?

What? If I want to play in the concert?

Well, that's a great idea.

I want to hear you say the words.

Okay.

Would you be interested in playing in
the Christmas concert?

Do you really think that's a good idea?

Well, it's not for me. It's for Adam,
and it's a big deal for him.

And it might be great for you to play
for the pure joy of it.

No judgment, no snarky reviewers.

Keeping an eye on my career, I see.

Yeah, maybe a little bit.

I'm surprised you even asked me.

Asked what?

Jackson asked Margot to play in the
Christmas concert because apparently the

headliner got sick.

Well, that's amazing news.

I said no.

No? Why?

It's the 90s. He's crazy if he thinks he
can put a show together that quickly.

Well, he probably could if he had you.

He'll find someone else or they'll have
to cancel.

Where are you guys off to?

I promised Simone we'd build a snowman
while we were here. Care to join us?

Yeah, I'll catch up with you.

For what it's worth, I think it's a
great idea.

Me too.

Me three.

Fine.

So, do you want to tell me the real
reason you said no?

The concert is in nine days.

That's not enough time to prepare.

I'm your mother. You can't fool me.

You must have plenty of pieces to choose
from from the concert that was

canceled. I just don't think it's a good
idea.

I'm not sure if you remember how things
ended between us, but it's still very

fresh in my mind.

I remember that you were given an
opportunity in New York. A once in a

opportunity. Yes, but you did leave.

Are you taking his side? I learned a
long time ago not to take sides. I am

saying that it was probably pretty
difficult for him to ask you to do this.

And I can think of four people who would
just love to hear you play on Christmas

Day.

Think about it.

I don't believe that. Yeah, that makes
two of us. At first she said no, and

she had a change of heart. I gotta get
busy changing the poster.

Christmas at the Chateau with Margot
Hammond. We have something to build a

concert around. We're gonna start
rehearsing at the college later today.

Oh, that reminds me. I have to get back
there. I have that meeting. I totally

forgot about booking the rehearsal
space.

Hey, you get that. And thank you.
Thanks.

Hi.

You were right on time.

So, I thought we could get started with
the finale. I'm eager to hear what you

have.

Well, I thought I would do a classical
arrangement of Deck the Halls. It's what

I was going to play at the concert.

Where is everyone?

We are everyone.

Jackson. Yeah, did I mention we're sort
of in a tough spot with the other acts?

Tough as in? We don't have any other
acts.

Emily Dawson has laryngitis, our
violinist broke her arm, and our tenor's

went into labor early. But I'm not
worried. You know why? Because I have

Christmas at the Chateau featuring
Margot Hammond, one night only.

One piece only.

Jackson, I can't carry an entire concert
on eight days of notice. And I'm here

to hang out with my family.

I guess I could ask the Durant College
Choir. They're good.

Okay, yeah, that's a good start. Look,
we'll just have to think outside the

Oui.

Yes, I don't know how I got myself into
this mess, but my family is very much

looking forward to the Christmas
concert.

As they say, the show must go on.

We will figure it out together.

Thank you.

I appreciate that.

But I guess you kind of feel like you
probably owe me.

I owe you?

Yeah, because of how things ended.

I mean, specifically you leaving.

Not that simple.

Yeah, well, let's... Just say we maybe
see things differently.

I think that's safe to say.

Okay. Well, let's get rehearsing.

You sounded great as always. Thank you.

Hey, do you need a ride?

My mom dropped me off. I was going to
call for a ride.

Oh, I can give you a ride.

Oh, any big holiday evening plans?

Well, I was going to head over to the
music store in Lafayette to buy some

Nutella strings.

Oh, that reminds me. I was going to buy
Simone a book of Christmas music. Oh,

why don't we go together?

Well, I... Come on. There's no need to
take separate trips. That way we can

brainstorm on how to salvage this
concert.

Okay. Great.

I'll pick you up in an hour. Sounds
good.

Thanks for the ride.

You're welcome.

Good job. Those look great.

These look great, too. I think we should
get going.

Dad and I are going to watch Rudolph.

It's tradition.

Bye.

I should get going, too.

Oh, where are you going?

I have an idea for a Christmas present
for Simone. You already sent gifts.

It's just a little extra something.

Jackson and I are going to the music
shop in Lafayette, and I wanted to get

a book of Christmas music for the piano.

You and Jackson.

That sounds nice.

What? Oh, nothing, I'm not saying the
words. Oh, but your face is.

I don't know.

It's just, you two have this thing. No
matter how long it's been, it's like no

time has passed.

I was sad when you two broke up.

I'm sorry, I'm just being honest.

You know, you were made for each other.

And then when you played together,
perfect harmony, until we hit a

First loves are always tricky, honey.

Working together just adds pressure
with...

travel and creative differences.

You're right about that.

But you are wrong about my first love.
That was music.

Jackson and I seemed to work through our
creative differences, but we had

different ideas of the directions of our
lives.

He was okay being a big fish in a small
pond, and I wanted London and Paris and

New York.

Well, you just never know what's going
to happen.

You're different people now than you
were then.

Oh!

Hi. Hi, Jackson.

Hi, everyone.

Ooh, these look amazing.

Well, your timing is perfect because
these need topping. Oh, no, we're going

get going. Oh, no, we've got some time.
I'd love to help. Great.

Great. Well, we actually have to go out
to a Christmas card. Right.

Oh, and you know, I think I'm going to
give these to the concierge. They've

so good to us.

So we'll see you later.

Bye. Bye.

See you soon.

Oh, oh, oh. Oh, no.

No? No? I'm pretty sure I'm doing this
completely wrong. Yeah.

Hey.

You need an apron?

Great idea.

Wow, you're a wonderful player. I'm
really impressed.

Buying or browsing?

Buying. I need some strings for my cello
and a sound post adjustment.

I can do that.

Might be a day or so.

Anything else?

I need a book of Christmas music for a
beginner piano player.

How old?

She's nine.

Do you know who that is? A really salty
music shop owner? Sam Bennett.

Who?

Oh.

Yeah, I think you're right.

Hey, I recommend this one. It has all
the classics.

Thank you.

Are you by chance Sam Bennett?

That's what they tell me.

From the Lafayette Quartet, right?

That was a long...

Time ago. We are both huge fans.

As a matter of fact, I was at that
concert. My father took me.

Well, I hope we didn't disappoint.

Quite the opposite.

Sam, I'm directing the Christmas music
concert at the Chateau this year, and I

was wondering if you and the Lafayette
Quartet... I don't mean to cut you off,

but you can save your breath. We broke
up years ago.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to lock
up. But thank you for the kind words.

I didn't get your name.

I'm Jackson Lewis.

And this is Margot Hammond.

As in the pianist, Margot Hammond?
That's me.

And you're playing this concert?

Well, I was supposed to play the finale,
but only if we can find other musicians

in time.

Maybe you'll hear us out.

Eight days. That's a pretty tall order.

Yeah, so you can imagine we're in a bit
of a bind.

And how'd you manage to land this one?

Oh, she owes me. I don't owe you.

I think I'll stay out of this.

So, do you keep in touch with the
others?

You know, I haven't talked to them in
years. No, I think that chapter is

If you don't mind me asking... What
broke us up?

Oh, no, I was actually going to ask if
you know if they're still playing, but

since you brought it up...

Well, I started the group with Sarah.

Sarah Baxter.

Right. Best violinist I've ever heard.
Yeah. And anyway, Sarah and I started

quartet and it really took off. We began
locally. We ended up playing all over

the world.

And then one night after we played a
show at Lincoln Center, Sarah told me

she wanted to get married and...

start a family together.

And I didn't want it to stop.

We were at the top of our game. I felt
that a family would just slow that down.

It was the biggest mistake I ever made.

I mean, opportunities come and go, but
the love of your life comes by once in a

lifetime, and that's if you're lucky.

Not a day goes by that I don't regret us
breaking up.

After that, I kind of lost my...

Passion for playing.

I can understand that.

Anyway, Sarah, she got married, moved to
Carbondale, and raised a family. And

the violist, Leonard Max?

Len, yeah. Yeah, he's still around. But
like I say, it's been years.

I'm sure there's plenty of fans that
would love to hear you guys play

Sadly, that is impossible.

Our cellist, Charlie, he passed away a
few years back. Oh. Oh, I'm sorry to

that. Yeah, thanks.

I mean, I thought about us playing as a
trio, but it just wouldn't be the same.

Anyway, I should get going. I wish you
the best of luck with your concert.

Honestly, it sounds fun, but even if I
said yes, there was no way you

could convince the other two.

Bye, Tim. Thanks, Tim. Nice meeting you.

Well, sorry today turned out to be such
a bust.

It's okay. It was worth a shot, right?

Some miracle musicians stay together at
all. Well, I guess that's part of the

allure of being a solo artist.

Right. Do you think I owe you?

I was joking.

But you did bail on us before a very big
performance.

Jackson, it was a once -in -a -lifetime
opportunity. I couldn't just turn down.

Tell me you wouldn't have done the same
thing.

Let's just say we've always had
different ideas of success.

As hard as this is for you to believe, I
was always satisfied playing locally.

Truly.

Was it everything you imagined?

Yeah.

Parts of it.

The travel was harder than I imagined.

Well, you deserve all the success you've
had.

You're the most talented musician I have
ever known.

Technically gifted, but lacking
musicality. That review was wrong.

That review gives me nightmares.

It used to be that when I'd perform, it
was like nothing else existed. It was

just me and the audience.

And now?

And now I feel this overwhelming
pressure to live up to everyone's

And I'm so focused on maintaining my
success that I'm not expressing myself.

And I'm feeling burnt out.

The pursuit of perfection.

Fear of failure.

My father used to say, in the
willingness to fail, the extraordinary

appear.

He was a smart man.

So, do you have any plans with your
family tomorrow?

Yes, we are going into the village to
get ornaments for the Christmas tree.

Well, I had a really great time with you
today.

Me too.

Good night, Jackson.

Good night.

How was your not a date?

Well, we ran into Sam Bennett.

He used to be part of the Lafayette
Quartet.

I remember them.

Dad loved them. Yeah, he used to take me
to see them play.

That's where I fell in love with
classical music.

Are you thinking of getting them for the
Christmas concert?

It was a long shot, but yeah, it would
have been perfect.

So what happened?

They break up?

Well, they went their separate ways.

Poor Sam let the love of his life slip
away, and he's been kicking himself ever

since.

Sadly, one of the members passed away.

I'm not sure what we're going to do.

Well, I'm sure you'll figure something
out.

So how are things with you and Jackson?

Fine.

Just hoping we don't run into any
creative differences.

I have been down that road before.

Feels like there's still a bit of rhythm
in there.

That sounds beautiful.

Thanks, Mom.

Playing this for the finale.

Oh, well, it sounds great.

I'm just not sure if it has that big
finale feel.

I want something I can lose myself in.

What else did you have in mind?

Not sure.

Maybe I'm overthinking it.

Well, whatever you decide on, it's going
to be perfect.

Of course, it might all be a non -issue
if we can't find other musicians in

time. You will.

Jackson. Sorry to barge in like this.

What a lovely surprise.

What's going on?

I had a thought.

Okay. I was thinking about what Sam
said.

He said that he'd love to play in a
concert, right?

Yeah, he also said that even if he
agreed, we could never convince the

But what if we could?

What if we could convince Sarah Baxter
to play first?

Then Len might follow.

If they're both in, we should have a
shot with Sam.

What do we have to lose?

Sam says Sarah lives in Carbondale,
right? I know it's a bit of a drive, but

might be worth the trip.

I wish I could. I promised Simone we'd
go to the Christmas market. Oh, I can

drop you off on the way back.

That sounds perfect. And why don't you
just join us?

Oh, well, I wouldn't want to oppose.

Snow in position?

Right, Marco?

Yeah, yeah. I mean, if you want.

I'd love to. Well, it's settled then.

I will see you both later.

Good luck.

We're going to need it.

Nervous. These guys were the most famous
classical musicians in the area growing

up.

Oh, hi.

Hi.

Can I help you?

Sarah Baxter?

Who's asking?

I'm Jackson Lewis, and this is Margo
Hammond. I thought that was you.

Nice to meet you.

Wow, I... I am a really big fan. Thank
you. I was about to say the same to you.

Well, may I ask what this is concerning?

Do you have a moment?

Sure. Sure. Come inside. Come inside.
Come on.

Okay, so tell me again.

The concert is in how many days? Seven.

So as you can imagine, we are in a bit
of a bind. Oh, a bit of a bind?

Putting it mildly.

It's going to be a lovely event, and we
would be honored if you would play.

Well, the Chateau is a beautiful place,
and I'm flattered.

But I just can't.

It's been years since the quartet has
played together.

We know.

We spoke with Sam.

How's he doing?

He looked great.

He still knows how to make that violin
thing, that's for sure.

Yeah, he's the best.

Did he agree to play the concert?

More or less.

He sort of implied he would do it if you
agreed.

Oh, I wish he'd call me himself instead
of sending messengers. I mean, no

offense. He doesn't know we're here, and
I'm not sure how happy he'd be when he

finds out.

Oh, yeah.

Time is always a stubborn one, so. He
spoke fondly of your time together.

Yeah, playing music with him is magic.

Well, having both of you as a part of
our concert would be nothing short of

amazing. Well, I haven't played
professionally in a long time, and I

would be a bit rusty. We can rehearse
every day if you want.

You have a week until showtime. I don't
know if one rehearsal a day is going to

cut it. What if, and apologies to your
husband for stealing you away during the

holidays, but we could do two a day. We
could even do three.

Ex -husband.

Oh, sorry. No, it's okay. We're still
great friends.

I'm glad to hear that.

So will you be performing, Margo? Yes.

And I would be honored to be on the same
program as you.

I suppose if we could find the rehearsal
time. We will work around your

schedule.

It might be fun.

And it would be great to see Len.

You have talked to Len, right?

We haven't, but I was going to call him
as soon as we spoke to you. Yes, she

was.

Okay, I'll tell you what.

I will consider it, but only if Len and
Sam are on board.

This is the number that I have for Len.

Tell him I say hi.

Thank you for this, and we'll be in
touch. Good luck, and Merry Christmas.

Christmas to you, too.

Bye. Bye.

Nope. You heard me right, Len. It's in
seven days.

And Sam is really on board.

He can't wait.

Of course, he'd never do it unless you
do it. I don't know what to say.

Say yes.

Well, if Sam and Sarah are in... It's
going to be great, Len. I can't wait to

meet you in person, and I'll be in touch
soon with more details.

Sounds good.

I will be here.

Great. Thank you. Bye.

Well? We're sort of at square one.

He said he was impressed we got Sarah,
we got him, and he said he'll do it if

Sam does it.

Sounds like all roads lead to Sam.

Everything okay?

Just thinking how nice it would be if
they got back together.

Yeah, that would be nice.

There's a lot of time in history between
them.

People don't always pick up where they
left off.

But that time healed everything.

Not in my experience.

I guess you're right. Time alone won't
do it.

You also need forgiveness.

Do you think she can forgive him?

Hard to say.

Oh.

Adam.

Hey, Adam. So, how's everything going?
Any good news to report? Please tell me

you have good news to report.

It's going great.

It's going great. You remember the
Lafayette Quartet, right?

Please tell me you have the Lafayette
Quartet.

We got them, sort of.

Okay, how do you sort of have them?

We are 90 % sure, maybe even 95.

Okay, Margo, I don't trust Jackson's
math. Could you please explain?

Well, the violinist said they would do
it. If the violist does it. And the

violist said they would do it. If the
second violinist does it.

But we won't know until we speak to them
again.

That's only three by definition, isn't
it, quartet? Four?

Yeah, about that.

There is a problem with the cellist.

What's the problem?

Well, he's what you might call not
alive.

Oh. I'm sure they'll be great as a trio.

But we're not worried.

Because we have choir practice tomorrow
and everything there is going great.

Listen, not to put more on your plate,
but we really need to find a way to make

this concert unique. You know, the look
and the feel.

Look and feel?

It's like you always say, people come
here for the Christmas experience,

And my boss, she wants this concert to
feel the same. We need to find something

that is unique to the Chateau.

She's been on me about it all week,
actually.

I sort of thought you already had that
figured out.

Nope. The director left. He gave me no
vision.

So... So you want us to do that?

That's a great idea.

No, I... You guys are lifesavers. Bye.

He hung up.

Cheers. This is so cool.

And that's why it was my bad. Oh, yes.

What do you think?

Don't you dare. I don't want to say
anything.

All right, gang.

I have a challenge for you. This way.

So, you must pick one decoration to make
this Christmas special.

There's so many to choose from.

I don't know where to start.

Take your time. I'm sure you'll find the
right one.

So, did you decide on a piece for the
concert?

Deck the hall.

That reminds me, I have to reach out to
the printer to have him update the

program. Oh, well, that makes me happier
wearing the necklace Dad gave you.

Well, it calms me when I need it. Yeah.

You know, one of my first memories of
the piano was from when I was three.

All I wanted to do was bang on the keys.

Dad was so patient.

He used to be at all the time in the
world to teach me.

I think he'd be very pleased you're
doing this concert.

Well, I don't want to let him down.

Impossible.

I just wish I could ask for his advice.
He always knew what I should play.

You know what he would say.

ever brings me the most joy. There you
go.

I like

this one.

Are you sure?

Like Daddy said, it's hard to deny the
right one when you see it.

Oh, that's a pretty one, honey.

Nice.

What are you smiling about?

I think Simone gave me an idea.

It is hard to deny the right one when
you see it.

Do you think Sarah would meet us in
Lafayette?

Sam. Hi.

Hi.

We were thinking about what you said
yesterday.

Which was?

If we could get Sarah Baxter to play,
you would perform in our Christmas

concert. Yeah, although I should have
said it would be a Christmas miracle if

you got her.

Just wanted to make sure.

I believe you have some catching up to
do.

Sarah, I don't believe it.

Hello, Sam. You look as beautiful as the
last day I saw you.

Hard to deny the woman you see.

Thank you.

Wow.

It's been a while.

There is so much that I've wanted to say
to you over the years.

I'm not going anywhere.

They look great together.

Yeah, they do.

What do you think?

I think they could probably use some
time alone without us having to remember

them.

Yeah.

While they get reacquainted, I think I
have the perfect way for us to pass the

time. What did you have in mind?

This is exactly what I needed.

The fire or the cider?

Everything. I forgot how much I miss
spending quiet Christmases with the

Usually practicing or playing concerts.

You know, every year I think about going
to one of your concerts.

Why didn't you?

I didn't know if you wanted to see me.

Plus, would I be able to see you?

I could wait at the stage door and ask
to get my back.

I don't know, it just never felt right.

Well, it would have been nice to see
you.

It gets lonely playing to all those
people night after night.

Do you ever think of moving back to
Boulder?

Sometimes. Especially when I see Simone
and it's like she's grown another foot

taller.

So how do you think they're getting
along?

Sarah and Sam?

Based on the looks in their eyes, I'd
say pretty great.

Seeing them reunite stirred up some
feelings in me.

And then there was that little music
club we found in Cincinnati on Tommy's

birthday. Do you remember? Oh, I
remember.

And the owner loved Len, and he wanted
him to play that box drum.

Sir,

I am not a street musician.

Oh, we had some good times.

Hey, what happened to us, Sarah?

I think we were just... Dancing to
different rhythms, then?

Yeah.

I wish we'd found our tempo.

Yeah, me too.

The music we made was magic.

Yeah, it was.

It really was.

Oh, look who it is.

Hello, Sam.

Uh -huh.

I appreciate the call.

They're in.

They're all in.

I had you going there, didn't I? No.
You're a terrible liar.

Okay, maybe.

That's amazing.

I'm so excited for you.

I'm excited for us.

But we only have a week of rehearsal.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Start rehearsing tomorrow?

I'll get you some sheet music.

Can't wait.

How lucky are we?

What other hotel gives you your own tree
to decorate?

Well, it's one of the main reasons we
keep coming back.

I just love this.

Aw, that's good, honey. Now whenever you
see it, you will think of this

wonderful Christmas that we all had
together.

What's behind that smile?

Just had a good day.

Care to tell me about it?

Remember I told you about the quartet?

Mm -hmm.

Oh, we did it.

Jackson and I managed to convince the
three surviving members to get back

together for the Christmas concert.

Congratulations.

We actually got to see two of them
reunite.

It was so sweet. It was like no time had
passed.

You could see the love in their eyes.

Hmm. Well, that sounds familiar.

Come on, Margo.

Look me in the eye and tell me you don't
still have feelings for him.

I don't know.

Maybe I do feel guilty.

You can't live in the past.

You gotta focus on the future.

And he'll always blame me for how we
ended.

You had an opportunity that most
musicians would kill for.

I don't think he saw it that way.

Dad gave this to me when I was about
Simone's age.

Remember how he would always play on
Christmas Eve, Oh Holy Night, on the

It was his favorite song.

I used to cry like a baby.

I would always swear that I was going to
make it through to the end, but I never

got through the first verse.

It's good to have all these ornaments.

Brings back good memories.

That's a great idea.

What is?

Nothing.

But the fire's so delightful And since
we know where to go

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow It
doesn't show signs of stopping

And I brought some corn for popping The
lights are turned way down low

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow
When you finally kiss goodnight

Hey, are you ready?

Going out in the storm. Three, two, one.

Oh, my goodness. Beautiful.

Look at that.

The fire is slowly dying, and my dear is
still dying.

But as long as you love me so, let it
snow, let it snow,

let it snow.

Good morning. The choir sounds amazing.
Yeah, I'm really excited for people to

hear how great they are. Yeah.

What's that?

Nothing. Just tinkering.

So, how was tree decorating with the
Hammonds in their suite?

It was fun.

It actually gave me some great ideas for
the Christmas concert experience.

Let's hear it.

Okay. What if we decorate the chateau
with snow globes, like the ones they

at the gift shop?

Then, after the concert, we can give
them to guests as keepsakes. A memory

can take home. That's a great idea. We
can give them gift bags.

I'll have Adam arrange that. And also,
what if we pair the concert with a

dinner, have everyone seated at table? I
think it'll make the evening more

relaxed. It would be unique.

A night to remember. I love that.

Thanks. My pleasure.

Okay, let's get going on the deck to
halls.

You know, I was thinking, maybe we could
try it with a faster tempo.

We could.

We're not.

You okay?

Yeah, no, everything's fine.

Now this is what I call a rehearsal
space.

Leonard. Hello.

Hey. How you doing?

Welcome. Good to see you. This is for
you. As I live and breathe, if it isn't

the great Lynn Mack. That cannot be Sam
and Sarah.

Because, you know what, they are never
on time.

How are you, Lynn? I'm right as rain.

My, my, my.

You are as beautiful as ever.

And you, you've just gotten older.

Hey, it's great to see you, buddy.
Together again.

Never thought I'd see you today.

You guys ready to make some music? Are
you kidding me?

I've waited 20 years for this moment.

Let's do this. Let's get started.

These are for you. Thank you. And this
is for you. It should be as good as new.

Great, thanks. What do I owe you?

I think it's me that owes you.

Okay, everyone, nice work.

Sam?

It just doesn't sound right. It doesn't
have any depth. No. No, it's just not

the same without Charlie.

Agreed. It doesn't work as a trio.

I have an idea.

We're always open to ideas.

I hope I'm not overstepping my
boundaries.

But if you need another player, Jackson
might be the perfect fit.

She's kidding.

I'm not kidding.

He's one of the best cellists I've ever
heard.

That's very nice of you to say that, but
I don't really have time to take on a

performance right now. Oh, come on. It
doesn't have to be perfect.

Why don't you break out that cello that
I've spent hours working on and just

enjoy yourself?

Come on.

I'd say that went pretty well.

Wow.

Yeah, that felt pretty good.

Hey, great work, everybody. And, Sam,
I'm going to work on those double stops,

promise. I think we sounded pretty darn
good today.

Yeah, no arguments from me. Wait a
minute, no arguments?

I'm not sure I can get used to this new
and improved Sam.

See you guys tomorrow.

Night. Good night.

You know, I haven't felt that kind of
musical connection since we played

together.

Thanks. Don't thank me.

Well, you are the person who, how should
I put this nicely, volunteered me.

But honestly, I've been so busy, I
forgot how much fun playing can be.

I'm glad I could help.

I gotta get going.

I'm meeting my mom.

You know, they do the big tree lighting
at the Christmas market every year?

Yeah. I was thinking, if you're not
busy.

But if you are, I understand.

You know, if I didn't know you better,
I'd think you were asking me to the tree

lighting.

If you want to. Ah.

It's not for a few days.

I kind of want to hear you say the
words.

Would you like to join me at the tree
lighting?

I would love to.

Night.

Night.

I just love this place.

Feels like I'm surrounded in Christmas.

You okay?

Just missing your dad.

Favorite time of year.

But, feeling very, very lucky.

We're all together.

I'm glad I can make it.

I miss being at home.

Home myth of you.

How is the concert coming along?

Honestly,

Better than I expected.

Yeah? Yeah. Great to watch Jackson play
with the other musicians.

How's he holding up?

Good, I think. And you?

My piece is coming together.

You're still not feeling it.

One of the reasons the concert appealed
to me was so that I could break out of

this rut that I'm in. Play something
that I connect to.

Then that's what you must do, honey.

So, it seems to me that you two are
getting along.

Yeah, but it scares me. I'm sure he
feels the same way.

What should I do?

Be honest with him.

Look at that.

You're...

She'll kill me. Oh, yes.

I want it. Okay. We'll take it.

Hi. Thanks for accommodating my
schedule.

I used part of the morning practice.

Of course. No problem. You just missed
everybody.

Oh, hey. Before I forget, I was
wondering if you wanted to get together

I was going to go hear the choir
rehearse, and I'd love to hear your

Sure. And before I forget, I have some
ideas for the event.

Great. Adam has been all over me about
it.

Okay. So what if we do the concert in
the round?

Instead of having the performers up on a
stage, we put them in among the

audience. Make it more intimate.

Exactly. And I was thinking we could do
something really nice for the

centerpiece. They have these beautiful
supplies at the Christmas market that we

can use to make wreaths.

I love it.

Thank you for everything you've done. I
really appreciate that.

I mean, since when do musicians even
care about decorations?

Come on, it'll be fun.

Okay, I will help you make wreaths if
you come check out the choir with me.

It's a date.

I mean, you know what I mean.

A date.

I like the sound of that.

I never asked.

How did you get into teaching?

Well, after you went to New York, I
started giving private music lessons,

decided to go back to school to get my
Ph .D.

I became a teacher's assistant.

Eventually, I landed a faculty position,
and eventually they gave me tenure.

It was a long road, but I loved every
minute of it.

That's amazing, Jackson.

Yeah.

I found out that I really love teaching.

Well, I'm sure it's a rewarding career.
It is.

You know, you never told me either.

What's that?

Why you left.

You know why? I had that solo
opportunity. No, why you really left.

Big picture.

Why didn't you ask me to go with you?

You said you wanted to stay in Boulder.

I guess we both did what we needed to do
at the time.

Yeah, I guess we did.

Go get the old chimney

sweeper. Make sure the chimney is clear.

Time to get humming.

Santa is coming.

I love the time of the year.

I'll set the tree by the mantel.

You wrap the presents, my dear.

Let's make the difference.

The snowflakes are

on the ground.

And Christmas is in the air.

I pray when we...

You look beautiful.

And you look very handsome. Thank you.

So glad you finally agreed to come with
me. My pleasure.

Wait, I asked you.

You could always make me smile.

It's been time.

Thanks for walking with me.

Thanks for a great evening.

I wanted to ask you, the other day you
said everything with Sam and Sarah

brought up a lot of emotions.

Yeah. I mean, it's hard not to see what
they went through and not think about

all the what ifs.

I think about all the what ifs all the
time.

Me too.

Good night, Jackson.

Good night.

That's great.

No, I can't tell you how much that'll
mean to us.

Yes. Her tickets will be waiting in the
front desk.

Thanks again.

Ready or not, we have a show.

Which is it? Ready or not?

Oh, we are ready. If people don't leave
here having the full Christmas

experience, they can't be helped.

I knew you'd pull it off.

Did you? I did.

Oh, hey, I got some great news, by the
way. What?

You never guessed who I just got off the
phone with.

Evelyn March.

No.

Yeah, and her family's going to be
staying here throughout the holidays.

when I told her who was performing, she
agreed to review the show.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is very
bad.

What? What do you got against Evelyn
March? I have nothing against Evelyn

It's Margot.

What? She has received exactly two
negative reviews this past year, both of

from... Uh -oh.

Yeah, uh -oh is right.

I had no idea that they had such
history.

This puts me in a really bad situation.

No, it's not your fault. Blame me.

No, you don't understand. If I tell her,
it could ruin her performance. If I

don't, well, I can't just keep it from
her.

I'm sorry, man. Look, I thought you'd be
thrilled.

Right? I mean, imagine all the publicity
it would bring.

You could talk to her if you want. No,
no, I'll talk to her.

It's better she hear from me than
someone else.

Breakfast was so good. I know.

I feel like I've put on five pounds
since we got here. It's Christmas.

Calories don't count over the holidays.

Right, I forgot that. Margot Hammond?

Evelyn March. I thought that was you.

Uh, what are you... Oh, well, we have
family in the area. Always wanted to

here at Christmas time. This year the
pieces fell into place, so we thought,

not?

Oh, where are my manners?

Ron, this is Margot Hammond, the pianist
I've told you about. This is my

husband, Ron.

It's a pleasure.

We saw your last performance.

I remember. Believe me, she remembers.

This is my sister, Kate.

Hi.

We're looking forward to the concert
tomorrow night.

Oh, you're going to be at the concert.

Didn't they tell you?

No, but I am really looking forward to
playing for you.

I'm sure whatever it is, it will be
technically gifted.

I was going to say wonderful.

Oh, anyway, good luck and Merry
Christmas. Merry Christmas.

Just breathe. It's like she's stalking
me.

I was so excited to just play for myself
for the joy of it and not have to worry

if I still have it or not.

I think obstacles are put in our way for
a reason to help us grow. And sometimes

they're just not easy.

Why didn't Jackson tell me she'd be
here?

I don't know.

Did you ask him? No. Look how it's
affecting you. Maybe he's trying to

you.

Maybe he doesn't know.

I didn't just ask him.

That's the other problem.

I should never have agreed to this. What
was I thinking? If I had just said no,

I wouldn't be in this mess.

You mean falling for him again?

Exactly. I've never seen you this happy.

It all felt so natural.

I was actually starting to imagine what
life would be like if I moved home to be

with him. Would that be so bad?

Yes, because it's not a reality.

When the holidays are over, we all go
back to our lives.

My life is in New York.

That's where my career is. I go on tours
for months at a time.

In what world did I think this career
could sustain a relationship?

I left him once before.

And I feel horrible about it.

I'm not going to do that to him again.

This is the part where you tell me
exactly what I should do. I wish I

But what I think isn't important.

You need to follow your heart.

I promise I only just found out. I was
heading to your room to tell you. I'm so

sorry. No. It's not your fault. I'm not
blaming you. It is my fault.

The only reason you're playing this
concert is because of me.

No one forced me to do anything.

Margot, I want you to know that I
couldn't have done this without you.

Jackson, I hope you know how much I've
enjoyed being with you these past

days.

Yeah, me too.

I just...

I don't want either of us to get hurt
when it's over.

So... Don't need to explain.

We both knew that she was going to come
to an end, right?

I wish it was different.

But... We both have separate lives, not
to mention we live in different places.

Yeah, yeah. We just both got wrapped up
in the moment, I guess.

I'm sorry, Chuck. No, there's no... No
need to apologize.

Let's make the most of what we have left
of the holidays.

Tomorrow's Christmas, and we got the big
concert, so... Yeah.

Yeah.

And remember, Margot, don't make
tomorrow about showing some critic you

what it takes.

It's about showing yourself.

I love it.

Who's next?

There's so many.

Aunt Margo.

What? You guys didn't have to get me
anything.

Well, this was made by a little elf in
her workshop.

Is it a pony?

No ponies this year.

It wasn't for lack of asking.

It is a chocolate piano.

I love it. Thank you.

There's so many left.

This one's for me. It's from Aunt Margo.

Another one.

Just a little something extra special I
thought you might enjoy.

Ah. Christmas music.

Thanks, Aunt Margo. You're welcome. I
think it has just about every Christmas

song ever.

Will you help me? Of course.

I want you to show me how to play O Holy
Night.

Oh, I'd love to.

No one has seen Margo.

No, she's not the type to get cold feet.

Is she?

You know, your being nervous is really
making me nervous, right? It's not like

Margot to be late for a performance.

I just hope she shows.

You, me, and everyone else would.

Come on, come on.

Straight to voicemail.

The show needs to go on. You know that,
right?

So we'll need to make an announcement
that Margot will not be performing

tonight, and we'll say that she came
down with something.

But I feel fine.

Yes.

I'm so sorry.

Wow, you look... I was worried you had a
change of heart.

No, some kid thought it would be funny
to push all the elevator buttons.

But I did have a change of tune.

Oh.

Really, you do realize we're minutes
away from curtain. I know, but it would

really mean a lot.

You're a pro.

I trust you.

Thank you.

So, what made you change your mind?

You.

Yesterday, when you said I should play
from the heart.

Any chance you're going to tell me what
that is? Let's just say it's about as

close to my heart as a piece of music
can get.

That is all I need to hear.

Break a leg.

Thank you.

Good evening.

It is my distinct pleasure to welcome
you all to the first annual Christmas

concert at the Chateau.

Well, let's get right to it.

We have a special evening planned for
you. Please, welcome Len Max,

Sarah Baxter, Sam Bennett.

With a very special guest, who also
happens to be tonight's director,

Lewis.

Ladies and gentlemen, I hope you've
enjoyed our show so far.

Next, we have a very special guest, and
I can tell you we are incredibly lucky

to have her here tonight.

May I introduce the one and only Margot
Hammond.

Thank

you.

I don't usually do this.

but tonight I've decided to play
something that is not printed in your

This song has a very special place in my
heart, and I'd like to dedicate it to

my father.

I hope you enjoy.

I see you got your Christmas keepsake.

Yes, this one will have a special place
at Christmas.

This Christmas will hold a lot of
special memories for me.

It's all thanks to you and Jackson. If
it wasn't for you two, I'm not sure that

we would have reconnected.

That's nice to hear, but we should be
thanking you.

Don't mind me sticking my nose where it
doesn't belong.

Of course not. Well, I don't pretend to
know what's going on with you and

Jackson, but I have eyes.

And maybe it's not my place, but I'd be
remiss if I didn't say that a second

chance does not come along very often.

And when it does, you've got to grab it.

You know, you're absolutely right.

Happy holidays, you two.

Merry Christmas.

That was beautiful.

The finale was perfect and you were
great.

Thanks. Glad you liked it. What a
wonderful event.

How have you managed to pull this off on
such short notice?

Well, that's a testament to your
leadership skill. Thank you very much.

Since it's Christmas, I might as well
give you your gift unofficially. The

committee met yesterday and...

We all agreed. You are perfect for the
job.

We'll have an official press release
after Christmas, and you will start

the new year. I didn't get you a gift.
Oh, okay.

But you could give me an answer.

Yes, yes, yes, and yes, it would be an
honor. Well, congratulations, Jackson.

know that you will do great things.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas to you, too.

Margot, that was truly amazing. Honey,
it was all I could do not to cry.

And what you did with the song, dad
would be so proud.

Okay, now don't make me cry. Excuse me.
I just wanted to congratulate you.

I know I've been tough on you lately,
Margot, but that's only because I know

what you're capable of.

I could tell you were disconnected.

You were right.

And as a critic, when I give a bad
review.

I do so hoping that the artists will dig
down and play to their potential.

Well, I appreciate the honesty.

You have that rare gift to not just
entertain people, but to move and

them.

And tonight you did that.

Thank you so much.

Well, Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Well, I'd say that was a pretty positive
review.

I think you need to go find Jackson and
tell him the good news. You're right.

Where is he?

At the ornament table.

Okay. I'll find you in a bit.

You really pulled it off.

We pulled it off.

I wasn't sure what I was getting myself
into when you asked me, but honestly, I

am glad you did.

Well, you're a real friend.

I owe you one.

Here's old friends.

Old friends?

That's exciting.

That's my cue.

Thank you, Adam.

I saw you disappeared on me.

I'm trying to keep you on your toes.

You played brilliantly tonight.

I didn't think it was possible for you
to top yourself, but you did.

Thank you for trusting me. It really
meant a lot.

Easiest decision I ever made.

And the audience loved you.

I saw you talking to Pam earlier.

You looked really happy.

Yeah,

it looks like I'm going to be the new
head of the music department.

Jackson, that's amazing.

No one deserves it more than you. Thank
you.

So what does the new job entail?

Well, part of my plan is to start an
international music competition.

And I could really use some judges if
you happen to know anyone.

I would be honored.

Jackson.

I'm sorry for how things ended between
us. You don't need to apologize. No, let

me finish.

I was just so focused on music.

I jumped at the opportunity to further
my career without really taking you into

consideration.

The truth is... I still love you.

And I think we should do everything we
can not to let it slip away again.

But just like Sam said, second chances
don't come around very often.

He's a wise man.

And just to be clear, I never expected
you to sacrifice your career for me.

Margo, all I ever wanted was you.

My dream was to spend my life with you.
I thought we'd get married, start a

family, live a happy life together.

That was my dream, too.

Somehow it got overshadowed.

But it never meant that I didn't want
both.

There's no reason you shouldn't have
both.

I think we can...

Live our dreams together I'd like that

So Now what

Well, I was thinking when my tour is
over I could come back

home and We could give it a try Nothing

would make me happier

Merry Christmas, Marco.

Merry Christmas.

How could it possibly work? He's a
prince!

Technically, no. How do all this blow
me?

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