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Bonnie, wait! Now I feel like I've just got to make everything work.

What if you didn't? What are you scared of?

Have you ever just once wished that her and Addie

were just like everyone else?

My mum loves me. She wants me to overcome it.

I can't go to uni, Nina. Addie needs me.

What happens when the plates stop spinning?

It's just me. And that's terrifying.

THEY SCREAM

Enjoy New York. You're going? Yeah.

No explanation, just this note telling me to keep Earnest safe.

Four legs and a head.

Stay away from my daughter. Don't be scared.

Leave it, Jaws.

I went into her room last night. How was she?

She didn't say much.

Is she overloaded, do you think?

She must be. I know I am.

Well, let's check on her together. OK.

Oh! Hello. What are you two doing out here?

Are you OK? I'm fine.

Just have a lot to do.

Everything from the shop floor can go.

You can't just throw it all away!

Most of the books are beyond repair, darling.

Addie's things are in there.

And old things. Things that matter.

You know what this sale means to me.

I'd appreciate a little support. Pamela.

Ah, Mr Sherry.

Number 22 is unexpectedly back on the market.

Ah, Miss Darrow,

you want to talk to me about the sale of the book shop?

Oh, it's up for sale already?

You did promise to look after it,

and we were quite clear about what would happen if you didn't.

No, it's, er... It's OK.

I-I love it, but it went wrong.

And Mrs Parks really wanted that sale, so...

But-But you worked so hard.

I need to talk about the council.

I resign.

What? Starting today.

But you can't. I can't?

Councillors cannot rescind their position in the first term.

You can only be fired or die on the job.

Well, fire me, then.

You saw what I let happen at the book shop.

Oh, that wasn't entirely your fault.

And I ran away. My parents had to call the police.

We were very worried. I ruined the Founder's dance.

It finished early. I had this huge house party and...

Miss Darrow, are you quite all right?

I just need you to do this one thing.

Very well.

Adeline Darrow,

I henceforth remove your junior councillorship.

You are, in fact, fired.

Thank you.

Oh, Frank would be a great councillor.

You should ask him.

LOCK RATTLES

Mum? Dad? Can you let me out?!

Ready?

You locked me in?

I'm sorry.

I just... I needed to know you were safe.

Look, I know I scared you, but seriously?

You're right.

Too much. It won't happen again.

Can I at least have my phone back?

Ready, Bonnie?

Yeah, I can take myself to the session.

Dad will drive you.

It's safer.

Addie!

Oh!

What were you thinking? We were all so worried.

I screamed.

You did? We went up to the lighthouse.

Ideal screaming location. Mm-hm.

It was amazing, Audrey.

It made everything so clear.

I know what I need to do. Huh?

Oh, absolutely nothing! You were right all along.

Summer should be about time off, and fun, and lots of ice cream.

Come on!

Nina, can you hurry up? I want to get after Addie.

Sorry, coming!

You can't follow Addie around for the rest of your life.

I can, and I will.

If you won't send it, I will.

Hmm. Never know what to pick.

Well, I'm definitely not going to help you.

Huh?

Well, I might push you to make the wrong choice.

And then you'd be sitting there with chocolate

wishing you'd had strawberry,

and if I'd just kept my mouth shut and not said anything,

then you would have made your own choice in the end.

Addie, what's this all about?

I tried so hard to do good.

Make things better. But everything made things worse.

And it's not just Bonnie and the book shop - it's you.

I've been a terrible friend.

And you're going through this huge life decision,

and I haven't been there for you.

It's not Audrey who walks one step behind Addie.

It's Audrey...my best friend.

And nothing should have got in the way of that.

Addie.

I've just decided to stop.

I hope that's OK.

Look, Addie, I know you,

and I know that you're worrying about Bonnie and the book shop -

but none of it's your fault.

There's still time to stop Pamela.

Strawberry, I think.

Seems like a strawberry kind of day.

My mum's found a buyer for the book shop.

They're throwing everything out, but I got, like,

the important bits. Well done.

Thank you, Emily...

..but I don't...

I don't want it. I...

No.

Addie?

Did I get it wrong?

She's in a bit of a funny place.

This is Miriam's. She'll probably be wanting it back.

Looks like something I'd write. What?

Oh, just...

..I always get my grammar wrong.

That dot's in the wrong place, right? The one after "keep".

Right.

But Dorothy ran a book shop.

Why would she make a mistake like that?

"Keep...Earnest safe."

Wait! Safe.

Like, "safe" safe.

We need to find Addie! I know where she'll be!

Come on!

This is where it all started.

That reporter asking me if I was trying to be an inspiration.

I just never really thought about it before.

And then I couldn't think about anything else.

There's nothing wrong with trying to help people.

I think there is if they don't want to be helped.

When I was doing the memorial, I wasn't thinking about me.

There was a wrong and I needed to put it right.

It was very simple.

And very cool.

But this summer, I felt like I couldn't get away from myself.

Like I had to be this perfect autistic role model.

Oh, Addie.

The book shop, helping Bonnie, the Founder's dance,

all of it was because I've been so scared of being caught out.

Being seen to be this fraud, this...

..this girl who thinks she's so special. All right, stop.

Addie, you are special.

I've never met anyone like you,

and I don't think that I ever will.

When we first came here, I was pretty low.

I told myself that I was just going to keep my head down,

get through. And then I met you.

And you opened my eyes to this whole new way of thinking.

You made this place a home for me.

You don't have to do good.

You are good.

You can spend your days getting memorials,

or helping kids like Bonnie,

or you could just sit in the cafe

and work your way through every single flavour of ice cream

that there possibly is.

The result is still the same.

The world's a better place for having you in it.

I do want you to say one thing for me.

I, Addie Darrow...

I, Addie Darrow...

..am enough.

I, Addie Darrow, am enough.

THEY LAUGH

Oh, um, I don't want to overload you again,

but we've found something.

Miriam said that Dorothy was always leaving

little treasure hunts and trails.

I don't think that she just left Earnest behind.

I think he was a clue.

Well, Bonnie said it's a seven-digit code.

Earnest is seven letters.

Right, so, E would be...five.

Mm-hm.

A would be one.

R would be 18.

N would be 14. And then another E.

S and T. 19, 20!

THEY LAUGH

We have to try it! But the shop's all locked up.

We've been trying to crack this code all summer.

And when the book shop is sold, we'll never get another chance.

There's another way in.

Thank you.

What would Mr Mac say about us sneaking in like this?

Oh, you coming?

I'll keep my mum away. Thanks, Emily.

I hope you find something brilliant.

Well, here goes nothing.

LOCK RATTLES

We can keep trying. We're so close.

There... There must be something we're missing.

We need Dorothy Dangerfield and her mega-brained code breakers.

No.

We need Bonnie.

Big news.

Mr Macintosh just made me junior councillor.

That's amazing, Frank!

What about Addie?

Yes, Mr Macintosh sort of...fired her.

What?

Apparently, she made him.

What is she up to?

It's so weird. Usually I can read her like a book.

What's happening?

I think our Addie's growing up.

Well, I don't like it. We need to stop her.

I don't think we can.

DOORBELL RINGS

Bonnie's not here.

Oh. I'll wait.

Does Bess know you're here, Addie?

No, but I think it's OK.

I think you'd better come in.

Wow.

You've got a lovely house, Mrs Bridges.

Thank you.

It's like ours, but with less stuff.

There's our hyper-fixation stuff, like my sharks.

And then there's all of Nina's free make-up stuff.

And my dad's project stuff.

Sorry.

I expect Bonnie's told you I'm a complete dragon,

keeping her locked away from all her friends.

Oh, well, I mean...

..she's told me that you love her.

That's true.

I do.

She obviously went through a lot yesterday.

It was a lot.

Did she tell you we went up to the lighthouse?

Bonnie would never do that.

She did.

At the top, you can... you can see for miles.

It's amazing. You can feel what's really inside you.

I felt, like...

..really...

..autistic.

Everything was coming at me - the wind,

the smell of the sea, the sound of the waves.

All too much.

But I felt like me.

All of me.

All of the pieces, all of the parts.

I sometimes get this, um...

..this feeling in my fingers.

Like electricity.

You've felt it, too?

Sometimes.

I don't know.

I haven't really...

When it comes, I push it away.

You were taught to hide it?

Maybe if you talk to Bonnie about it,

you could let out the feeling together.

Addie, hello.

Oh, hello.

Everything all right?

Yeah.

Addie's just giving me some...

..words of wisdom.

Oh, no, I'm not trying to tell you what to do.

I don't do that. I'm just... I'm just me.

But I do know one thing for sure.

And that's that being me...

..is nothing to be ashamed of.

Addie, what are you doing here?

I need you. I'm sorry, I can't talk to you.

My mum will be here in a minute. She's here now.

Hi!

Come on.

Where are we going?

Back to Juniper.

What's all this about? You'll see.

What's going on? Bonnie, what are you doing here?

It's OK, Keedie.

I think it's going to be alright, Keeds.

Thanks to Addie.

Your sister's really something, you know that?

No, I know.

More than anyone.

And now that everyone's here,

we are going to crack the book shop safe code together.

Thank you. Exhibit A.

We think that this note, written by Dorothy, was a clue.

A clue? There's no way she would have just left

without saying some kind of goodbye.

I just thought she wanted me to look after Earnest.

We realised that the grammar on the note is wrong.

Emily spotted it.

Look. "Keep...

"..Earnest safe."

Goodness me. Right, so the answer's Earnest.

E is five, A is one...

Doesn't work. We tried it.

We need to think like Dorothy. She was super smart.

She noticed everything.

Saw the patterns in the world.

Hey, Earnest.

If you could talk, now would be the time to say something.

His shell feels amazing.

I used to practise my counting on him.

37 plates exactly.

Has he always had that many?

Yes. He came to me full grown.

I'd start in the middle and work outwards.

So it's three in the centre.

Three.

Ten in the next ring. Ten.

24.

But you thought it was a seven-digit code.

What if we split the numbers? Yeah.

So, three, one, zero, two, four...

But we still need two more.

Don't forget the legs and head.

I never did.

Four legs, one head.

Yes! That's it! Seven digits!

Got to be worth a try, right?

We'd better hurry! Come on, let's go!

And four legs...

And one head.

EXCITED GASPS

Children's books!

Must be for Miriam.

We opened the safe and Dorothy left these books for you.

Oh! Around The World In 80 Days.

The Hobbit!

Stuart Little. Oh!

All my favourites!

I think she knew how much you loved this place.

She really saw you, Miriam.

There's some paperwork, too. Looks important.

What on earth is going on in here?

Mum, stop. Emily, that's enough.

Now, Miss Darrow. I thought we'd discussed this.

I have a buyer.

And he's already signed the paperwork. Pamela.

I'm afraid this shop is not yours to sell.

It's a deed of ownership! Leaving the shop to Miriam Jensen!

No way! Way!

What?!

Well, Miriam, you're about to become a very rich woman.

Oh, shush.

There's only one thing I want to do with this book shop -

and that's bequeath it to Addie Darrow.

I give up!

Seriously, what is it with this village and this child?!

She's not the great golden girl you all hold her up to be.

She's just a kid!

Exactly!

Exactly! Oh, thank you, Mrs Parks.

You've really hit the nail on the head.

That's really kind -

but I am just a kid,

and I don't think I'm ready for the responsibility

of running a book shop.

I don't think that's the way that my story is meant to go right now.

My best friend is leaving soon

and there's still quite a bit of summer left

and quite a few ice cream flavours that we have not yet tried!

Well, I can't run it on my own.

We all will.

Right, Mr Macintosh?

Er, er... Well, what?!

Oh, do keep up, Malcolm.

Fine. I bequeath this book shop to Juniper Council.

I'm sure you'll do the right thing with it.

Something a bit different today.

The villagers of Juniper have all gathered here

to help restore this community book shop.

It's a space for everyone, but it was all started by Addie Darrow.

Let's see what inspired people

to help restore this historical building.

Addie. Obviously.

She got me into sharks, and this place has all the shark books.

Is she like, here, or...?

She introduced me to my favourite author.

She showed me how to be me.

She got a great crowd for my gig.

She inspired me.

She bought a lot of ice cream.

She showed me the way.

She forgave me.

There you have it. My sister, a local legend.

Whether she likes it or not.

HE LAUGHS

We sure about this?

100%.

OK. Come on.

Keedie, post!

East Central University?

You don't mind? Of course not.

I'll speak to your dad.

It's time.

It's amazing. They did it for you.

Turns out everyone had their own Addie Darrow story.

Everyone wanted to say thank you.

Say it.

I am enough.

Here she is!

Excuse me. Oh.

"To Malcolm. Thank you for all your support.

"Miriam...

"..AKA Verity Loveday."

I shall treasure it.

My pleasure, Malcolm.

This is all very, um...

Jawsome? Yeah.

Hey, Addie, I wondered if you'd like to...

..get together sometime?

Oh, um, well, you can join the Juniper Shark Society.

Maybe just the two of us?

Um, I'm really glad that we're shark friends, Jude.

Yeah. But I don't think we'll be anything more than that.

OK?

Right. Yeah.

I got an interview for that course!

How exciting!

But I never posted the application.

How strange.

It was you.

THEY LAUGH

What about Addie? I'll be here for now.

She'll be OK. I promise.

EXCITED SQUEALS

I got an interview for uni.

And in other good news, I finally found something in the records.

I think Dorothy and her team ended up in France.

They carried on their amazing work,

and then when it was all over, guess what she did.

Tell them, Frank.

She moved to Paris and opened a book shop.

Apparently, it's still there. Road trip!

Ah, Paris!

I'm in!

You'll be needing this.

The Lost Emerald! You fixed it!

Mr Allison sent me a how-to video.

You ask her. What?!

She'll listen to you. Come on.

Pamela? Come here.

Trying to rub it in, are you? We're starting a book group.

Want to make it a foursome?

Well, I mean, I'll barely have time

with the new job in head office. It'll be fun.

Well, who's the fourth member?

Ladies, I thought we'd start with one of Juniper's finest.

Thank you.

What a summer. It's changed everything.

In ways I never expected.

I still sometimes think, "What next?"

But I don't feel the pressure.

Let it come to me.

Well, then, your wish is my command.

So, we've reached the tippity-top

of the holiday fund totaliser!

Ker-ching!

LAUGHTER

Where are we going?

Where are YOU going, more like.

This is a ticket to New York.

You're going with Audrey.

But - but what about the rest of you?

We agreed...this feels right.

Just till the end of summer, then we're coming home.

Home? My heart's in Juniper.

Reckon it always will be.

Oh, Audrey.

But I've never been on a plane before.

Never even left the country.

I'm scared.

But...

..I'm going.

LAUGHTER

Oh, I'm so glad!

Come on, girls. Flight 0022 to New York is checking in!

Ready?

Let's do this!

AUDREY LAUGHS

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