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the Heart...

I will be credentialed
to teach Angela Canfield

just as soon as the examination
is offered in the area again.

I'll be staying then,
Mrs. Thornton,

to see that you're shut down.

Faith: I thought for sure he was
gonna ask me to marry him.

Carson: I think that it just
wasn't meant to be.

Where is Jesse?!

I'll put together
a search party

and we'll head out
at first light.

Anyone can do what I'm doing.

I call it greed.

You want to see greed,
just wait.

Get out.

I fell in love with you,

and love is always something
worth fighting for.

I want you to find
your true love.

I need to set you free.

[door closes]

After what's happened
with both Nathan and Lucas,

with my world feeling a bit like
it's crashing down around me,

I need my best friend now
more than ever.

[door opens and closes]

I'm so sorry.

I've behaved horribly.

I don't know how I ever doubted
your intentions

or your friendship.

Do you forgive me?

Of course I do.

Oh.

I suppose I shouldn't have been
surprised that Lucas let me go.

He just knows me so well.

He could sense there was
something happening with Nathan.

People come into our lives,

some for a reason,
others for a season,

and some for a lifetime.

Jack was a season,
and it was glorious.

Now it's up to you to decide
who might be here for a reason

or perhaps even a lifetime.

And once you've settled that
in your heart

you'll be able to throw yourself
into that person's arms

with all of your being.

Nathan, any word on Jesse?

No, but with this good weather

we were able to get
an early start.

I should hurry up and get
these supplies up.

Alright. Good luck.

Thanks for helping out, Hickam.

To be honest, I'd like
to be more involved

in town matters.

Well, you should be.

How many have declared their
intention to run for mayor?

Including you?

That makes... one.

Carson, I...

[theme music]
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♪

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Carson: I was never
gonna leave town

without saying goodbye
to you.

And this is gonna hurt.

I think I'm just trying to find
some way to get past it.

I understand.

I told this man I'll be praying
for him and you.

Thank you, Minnie.

I'll see you across the street.

There's something
I need to tell you.

When Angela was two she came
down with the measles

so I took her to the doctor,

but uh, he refused to see her.

As a result,
she lost her sight.

For too long I wouldn't trust
a doctor,

but you were different.

I knew that right away
in meeting you.

Thank you, Carson,

for helping to get that
bitterness out of my heart.

Hey fellas.

Bill, I wonder if I might have
a word with you in private.

Let's head to my office.

Uh, Bill, before you go,
would you register my candidacy?

You're running for mayor?

Atta boy.

Me too, please.

Now you got yourself a race.

[laughs]

There ya go!

[laughing]

Where have you been?

I did it.

You did?

And I was right.

[squeals]

I think we should tell Henry.

Let's you and I talk
about it later.

Yeah, just- just say the word.

Oh, and I have some
good news, too,

but you'll just have to wait.

Oh, aren't you gonna register?

You think I could be elected?

Not only because the last mayor
was a woman.

By appointment.

You never let anything stop you.

Thank you so much.
Have a lovely day.

Alright.

[laughing]

So tell me about the elevations.

Molly.

Mike: I can't wait for you
to see it's all down hill.

Fiona: Really?

-What do you think?
-As a couple?

...straight to the rail line,

and I think I found
the perfect spot.

I don't see it.

Fiona: You are so smart.

I believe that I did everything
in my power

to maintain safety in the mine.

But if you or anyone else wishes
to open up the case again,

those are the names
that you'll need.

You've included your name
on this list.

If convicted you go to prison.

If I'm convicted I go to prison.

Feels like you're trying to
clean the slate to say goodbye.

Well, goodbye, hello,
we come and go.

Henry.

Bill.

Rosemary: His name
is Wyman Walden.

Walden is spelled with an "e".
Not an "o".

No. Yes.

What is the point in talking
on the telephone

if the person on the other line
isn't going to listen?

[phone rings]

Ah, I had another phone put in,
I hope you don't mind.

Hello?

Thank you, Florence.

Mr. Nolan, I appreciate you
returning my call so much.

Oh.

Well, is there anyone there
who might know the answer?

One cranberry muffin.

Thank you, Allie.

If you happen to see
Robert-

[door opens]

Hi. I hope you don't mind that
I use that door, Mr. Coulter.

Not at all.

I have your mail from Dottie's
and I thought you might want

the Union City and Cape
Fullerton newspapers.

Robert Wolf, you are
a mind reader.

Thank you.

-Hi, Robert.
-Hi, Allie.

Robert: Uh, guess what?

I got a new job
babysitting little Jack.

Oh, how fun.

I hope it's ok to use this door,
too, Mr. Coulter.

Of course.

[doors slam]

Yes, Mr. Nolan,
I'm still here.

Walden with an "e".

E! E!

Yes, we do have a bad
connection, don't we?

I'm calling about a rather
large parcel of land

that was recently sold here
in Hope Valley.

Never mind!

Pardon me?

Well, this is Rosemary Coulter
and I am a reporter-

actually, I'm an editor-
the editor in chief.

I am the editor in chief...

Hmm.

of...

The Valley Voice.

Nice.

Good morning.

Hello.

You're not eating
at the saloon.

I have some business

that I thought would be
better conducted here.

Lucas, what you said
the other night, about love,

you were right.

And I wanted to thank you.

I hadn't realized how your
letting me go would help me-

Lucas.

Thank you for getting
in touch with me.

Certainly.

Wyman Walden.

Hello.

I'm actually here to see Minnie

so I will let you two get
to your business.

Please, have a seat.

Thank you for taking the time
to meet with me.

I have a very interesting
business proposition for you.

Oh, I thought you'd be over
at the school

getting ready for tomorrow.

What's happened?

Mr. Landis.

You promised me he has no say.

The County is threatening
to close down the school

if Angela attends,

claiming her needs
would adversely affect

the other students' education.

Minnie, I just really need you
to trust me.

I did trust you.

I want Angela in
school tomorrow,

even if it means she is
the only student there,

and everyone else stays away
in opposition.

She has a right
to her education.

You're absolutely right.

But not at her expense.

Right now Angela is the only one
I want to help.

I'm sorry, Elizabeth.

Wow, you really have done a lot
of work here.

Yeah.

I reinforced things up
in the steeple,

I'm just about ready
to raise this up.

Yeah.

What's on your mind?

I just feel kinda useless
these days,

ever since I realized that
I don't have an actual skill.

I sell the lumber
and then I stand back

and I watch other people
build their dreams.

Well, what are your dreams, Lee?

That's a good question.

I have done everything
in my life

that I have ever wanted to do,
yet...

I guess that's why I'm always
asking you about your calling.

Well, it's different
for each of us.

It starts with you realizing
that you are a piece of work.

[laughs]

I've heard that before.

God calls us his handiwork.

Every person created is unique,

each for their own
special purpose.

Keep your heart and your mind
open, Lee.

You'll find it.

Hmm.

In the meantime...

Oh, I knew there was gonna
be a catch.

No catch, you the one talking
about you wanting to be useful.

Alright. Don't forget,
I have a bad back.

How am I supposed
to forget that?

You tell me every day.

[laughing]

Alright, you ready?

-Yeah, I'm ready.
-Here we go.

One, two, three, pull!

[grunts]

Oh, that's heavy.

It's alright.

One, two...

If Angela Canfield attends
school tomorrow,

Mr. Landis has said that
he is going to shut me down.

I feel like the people need
to know this.

So I was thinking maybe
you could write an article

for the newspaper?

I think this is a great idea.

Good!

Yes.

-Alright.
-Alright.

And now...

Rosemary: And here we go.

I take it you haven't talked
to Lucas yet?

Or Nathan?

Not yet.

When I tried earlier with Lucas
we were interrupted and...

Nathan's off looking for Jesse.

You know, the other night
the thunder woke Jack

and I found myself
singing him this lullaby

that I haven't heard

since my mother sang it
to my baby sister.

I just feel so lost.

Oh, Elizabeth.

You lost your husband,

you were lost between
two very admirable men,

and now the very thing that
brought you to Hope Valley...

well, you're afraid
you've lost that, as well.

But you will find your way.

It's there inside you,
rooted deep in your heart.

Same as that old lullaby
you sang to Little Jack.

Now, let's talk about
the school.

If this article is going
to do any good

I need to publish
by the morning.

[exhales]

Mr. Bouchard!

I have your mail right here,
and a package.

The package is actually
for Mrs. Thornton

but it came in your care.

Thank you, Robert.

Carson: You're gonna
do just fine

running this clinic by yourself.

You're smart. You make
astute diagnoses,

and you have great
bedside manner.

I'm sorry if I didn't always
make you feel that way.

Oh, Carson.

I am gonna be a puddle when
you get to that stagecoach.

Let's just hold each other.

Mike.

Oh, hey.

I was just heading
for the office.

I know that you've been wanting
to talk to me.

If you have a few minutes,
Fiona and I have a proposal.

Mike, you and Lucas
and Fiona...

whatever you think is right
for the company is right for me.

Oh.

Mike, ever since you
began working here

you've really come
into your own.

I don't think there's anybody
who knows this company

better than you,
maybe not even me.

And that's why I uh,

I feel confident leaving it
in your capable hands.

You're asking me to run
the company.

Thank you, my friend.

[knocking]

Robert: One moment.

Robert.

Mr. Bouchard.

But you were just delivering
the mail.

Well, I'm hoping to get a horse

so I'm working as many jobs
as possible.

Ah, I see.

Well, is Mrs. Thornton home?

Not at present, however you may
be able to find her

at the schoolhouse.

I think I'll just leave
this here.

Thank you.

You just say the word.

We'll sell the house,
I'll pack up the wagon.

You're not helping.

Baby, I'll pack up all
our worldly possessions

as many times as you want.

We'll just keep moving on
down the road.

I'm sorry I cut into your work.

Minnie...

It's just like you told me.

It's time to stop running
and take on this church.

Well, I'm telling you
it's time to stop running

and take on anyone who tries
to hold back our daughter

from being and doing
her very best.

Thank you for the apple
crumb cake.

Hey, Clara.

How are you?

Just keeping busy.

Yeah.

Want some company?

It'd give me something
to do, too.

You can sift the flour.

I'm a great flour sifter.

[laughs]

We're making a cake.

For Jesse when he comes back.

Carson: It's time.

I don't think I can see you off.

It might be easier
if you just stay inside

and we say goodbye here.

Goodbye.

Goodbye.

[applause]

Did you arrange this?

No.

This is just how much
you're loved here, Carson.

By everyone.

Oh.

Carson's leaving.

Clara.

[applause continues]

Carson!

Carson!

Lee found your ring.

The brass ring I could
never catch.

Faith.

Part of me thought when
the stage pulled away

that Carson would be there.

I wanna finish your article.

Thank you.

Any news from Ned?

He gets back tomorrow.

And then you'll find out what
business kept him behind.

Oh, my goodness.

Clara!

Jesse!

Oh!

I'm sorry.

You are never going to do
another survey.

Nathan, I need to see you later.

I'm glad you're alright.

When my father saw me off
on my journey west,

he said he hoped I'd find
what God had shaped me for

and then give my whole heart
to it.

But while my students' lessons
are often found in books,

In life, lessons are often
learned in pain.

And lately I am reminded by
trying to avoid those lessons,

it does nothing except prolong
the pain,

especially when it comes
to love.

For too long I've allowed myself
to drift between two good men

whom I never intended
to mislead.

And so I've come
to the realization

that by being untrue to them
I've been untrue to myself.

But I no longer wish for it
to be that way.

Hi.

Hi.

When I said it just happened
to be you

who Jack replaced
when he was killed

what I didn't say is how
thankful I am that it was you.

I couldn't have asked for a more
courageous, selfless,

good man to watch over
and care for me.

But I also realized that I have
been trying to find Jack in you.

I've been trying to replace him
with you.

And that wasn't fair...
to anyone.

Nathan, I do love you, it
would be impossible not to.

But I'm not in love with you.

I'm just so sorry.

Tell Allie that I'll always
think you're impeccable.

[door closes]

Nathan had a reason
for being in my life,

but he wasn't my lifetime.

Nor was I to be his.

But I hope we can build
a new relationship.

A deep abiding friendship.

Because he'll always matter
to me.

Your soup has never
tasted so good.

You might wanna slow down.

You feeling better?

Much.

Although...

Bill, I don't quite understand

why you couldn't keep Walden
in jail.

Where he belongs,
in my opinion.

Well, he gave you two
your money back

and we had no other charges
against him.

I predict there will be
when folks read about him

in the newspaper.

Well, don't be so sure.

Even though you guys
didn't know

where he was investing
your money

he was investing it
buying up local properties

and businesses anticipating
the town's growth.

Well, I like the town
the way it is,

so I'm glad we got
our money back.

I'm just glad
I got you back.

Welcome home.

Thanks, Bill.

Mama?

Yes, baby.

I'm worried.

Hey, everybody.

Your home!

Hi, Daddy.

Did you finish, pop?

Joseph: Bell's up
and ready to go.

Cooper: I didn't hear it.

Well, you said you wanted
to be

the first to ring it when
it was in the steeple, right?

Baby girl.

Hi.

Darling.

What has you worried?

Can we talk about
school again?

Of course, baby.

Coop, head on up
and get ready for bed.

Aww.

Joseph: Up. Go on now.

Maybe you and I can go back
to learning at home.

Is that what you'd prefer?

Let...

If I go tomorrow the school
might be closed for everyone.

Let me ask,

how would you feel if the same
thing would happen

if Allie or Opal or Emily
went to school?

That wouldn't be fair.

You have just as much right to
be there as any other student.

But what if none of the parents

or students think that way
about me?

I believe you should trust them.

That at least some of them
will show up and support you.

They deserve a chance,
just like you.

Ok, mama.

You're really gonna use this
old thing

to publish your first edition?

Well, I don't really have
another option,

not if I want the paper
to be out by the morning.

You really have found a calling,
haven't you?

Thank you for being so happy
for me.

Oh, of course I'm happy
for you.

The truth is I'm uh, I'm
a little jealous, though.

[chuckles]

That reminds me.

Uh, Joseph finished putting
the bell up.

We should give it a try!

No! Lee, we'll wake up
the whole town.

Come on!

You're no fun.

What I could use your help with

is carrying this mimeograph
machine over to your office.

Then you can go home
and go to sleep.

Oh, but I don't wanna
leave you alone.

Well, that's what being
the editor is.

Putting the paper to bed
and all.

Alright.

Oh, but my back.

Oh, Lee.

We all have back problems.
Pick it up.

Okay.

What is it that Joseph says?
Many hands make for light work?

Yeah, something like that.

[laughs]

There we go.

I appreciate your business.

You closing early?

You serve any Pinkertons lately?

Business has been slow.

Well, you'll know
when you see them.

Not just by the uniform,

they tend to um...
stir things up.

I appreciate the warning.

Elizabeth came by to see me
this afternoon.

She told me she loves me.

She's just not...

She's not in love with me.

I don't know if that
surprises you.

I can't really say
it surprises me.

What Elizabeth and I share...

it's not the same as what
it seems you two share.

I think that her heart has
always been with you, Lucas.

At the moment...

I'm not sure what she and I
might actually share.

I received an offer
on the saloon.

A good one.

I'm inclined to take it.

I can't tell you what to do,

but if I were you, I'd consider
sticking around.

Oh, and if you have any trouble
with Pinkertons...

I have your back.

Thank you.

Yeah.

[exhales]

Oh, my goodness.

Rise and shine, sweetheart.

[yawning]
Just a little bit longer.

Oh, no.

I have coffee and
the morning paper.

Your morning paper.

It wasn't a dream?

Nope, not unless you dreamed

that Robert delivered them
door to door.

Oh, how exciting.

Your hand.

Oh...

Ahhh!

I had a little accident
refilling the ink.

So you've been busy.

I know I insisted on doing this
myself last night.

Never again.

So that's it?
One and done?

No.

No, no, no, no, no.

Just... if I'm going to run
a paper I wanna do it right.

With a staff and a real proper
printing press, and an office.

My office.

Our office?

[laughs]

Yeah, we'll talk about it.

Jack was restless last night

so I don't imagine he'll be up
for another hour or so.

Is that everything?

Almost.

Robert, could you please deliver
this to Mr. Bouchard?

It's important.

Yes, ma'am.

Thank you.

You won't be too tired?

I'll have a nap when Jack naps.

Oh, don't forget this.

Rosemary's newspaper.

I dropped one off at
everyone's doorstep,

even when I went through town.

I'm so proud of her.

Thank you, Robert.

I'm not gonna try talking you
out of leaving, Henry,

but if you could just-

just stop and try
and explain it to me.

It just doesn't matter.

The saloon, the hotel,
petroleum business,

it... it just doesn't matter.

Then what does matter?

I don't know.

I don't know, I'm just trying
to figure that out for myself.

Though I am fairly certain
that it isn't fleeting pleasures

or the acquisition
of more shiny objects.

What gives you comfort at night

when the darkness has wrung
all of the light from the day?

Maybe that's it.

So long, Lucas.

Good luck, Henry.

Bill: You're leaving already?

Bill, when your boss offers
to send you on vacation

for getting lost in the woods,
you don't wait.

Jesse, this isn't a vacation,

this is gonna be
our second honeymoon.

You're right.
Second honeymoon.

Let's go!

Thank you for always being there
for me.

We'll see you soon,

and have some fun while
I'm gone.

You guys have fun, too.

Thank you.

Giddy up! Ya!

Here we go.

Bill: Pinkerton?

His name is Julius Spurlock.

Spurlock? That sounds familiar.

He gave an earful to Wyman
Walden after he left my office.

I don't think they're going
anywhere any time soon.

Molly.

Bill.

Would you care for a coffee?

I'd love to.

It's getting late,
Mrs. Thornton.

The children aren't coming.

I can see that.

And weren't we trying
to work together

for the children's'
best interest?

I'm all for working together,

but if parents have decided
that a child without sight

could hamper their own
children's education-

Angela Canfield wouldn't hamper
anyone's education!

Coop, let's get a move on!

We need to go, mama.

I'm so proud of you, baby.

Lunches are packed.

Are you coming, too?

Sure, first day of school?

Hot dog!

Ha-ha!

Help your sister, now.

Joseph...

Ah, ah, whatever happens,
we're together.

Cooper: Mama? Daddy?
Come quick!

What's going on?

It's the first day of school.

We thought we'd walk with you.

-All of us.
-Or none of us.

Never mind about Mr. Landis.

It's like Robert said
at graduation.

We're better together.

Okay.

[chuckles]

Mrs. Thornton!
Mrs. Thornton!

Cooper!

Cooper, what are you doing?

Can I ring the bell, please?

Young man, no one is coming!

What do you mean?

They're coming!
They're all coming!

[bell rings]

[happy chattering]

[school bell ringing]

I'm home!

Ned!

[laughs]

Florence, I do not like
being apart.

Neither do I.

Ned, what was of such importance

that you couldn't even tell
your own wife?

I'm sorry, I signed a
confidentiality agreement

and I wasn't allowed
to discuss it but...

since I'll be applying
for a patent

I suppose there's no harm
in telling you now.

How do you like...
my invention?

What in the world?

It's an adhesive bandage.

For minor cuts and scrapes.

What do you think?

Oh, Ned.

You're a dreamer.

I missed you so much.

Well, I missed you so much.

I think I missed you more.

Impossible.

Henry?

You really are gone.

I heard a little while ago.

Congratulations.

First a mayoral candidate
and now this.

It's been a unique couple
of days.

Plus, a new bow.

Very natty.

Um, so, I'll drive.

Wait, you haven't told me
your news.

I spoke with an old friend
back home

who's willing to put up
half the money

to finance the oil pipeline.

That's fantastic!

Should we get going?

Lead the way.

Ah, Fiona.

I was just going to ask
you to tea.

Oh, maybe later?

We won't be long.

Oh, motorcycle.

Here Mike, hop on.

Mike: What do I do
with my hands?

Just hang on tight.

Oh!

Oh, that Fiona, she's
so full of surprises.

So, how'd you do this, Nathan?

I cut it on some barbed wire.

Oh. Chasing cattle rustlers?

Chasing my hat.

It flew off in the wind.

So I hear Carson left.

[sighs]

Seems the best doctors in
the world are at Johns Hopkins.

Maybe one day he'll be
one of them.

What about you?
How are you doing?

Well, like any wound,
it'll take time to heal.

I know.

Joseph: The two most important
days in someone's life.

The day they're born and the day
they find out why.

Oooh, I like that.

Wherever you go, Lee,

I see you trying to bring
people together.

Well, that's very
kind of you, Joseph.

Thanks.

[horn honking]

Woah!

I'm walking, here!

I'm- I'm sorry, Lee.

It's alright.
After you.

Appreciate that.

Hey, sweetheart.

So, I think I finally found out
what my calling is.

Now, hear me out-

You're gonna run for mayor.

No, I'm gonna run for ma...

How did you know that?

I got a nose for news,
Mr. Coulter.

Mmm.

Oh, Lee!

I think it's perfect.

You're welcome. Bye!
Bye!

[sighs]

Well, Mr. Landis?

I can't promise you anything.

But I have seen
how a single student

can affect an entire class.

Yes, but I believe today you saw
how a single student

can affect an entire class
in the best possible way.

If we can only try
to work together

who knows what we
could accomplish.

As I said, I can't promise
you anything.

Why would you do that?

Oh, my goodness!

What a nice surprise!

Hello, my little man.

Did you behave for Robert today?

Oh, isn't that what I gave you
to deliver to Mr. Bouchard?

I tried dropping it off
but the saloon was closed.

The doors were even locked.

Hello?

Lucas?!

Elizabeth? What is it?

Have you seen Lucas?

Uh, yeah, a moment ago.

Where was he?

Uh, in his car, leaving.

Lee! Which way did he go?
I need...

That way! Heading out of town.

Oh!

Elizabeth!

I hoped I'd find you here.

I thought you left.

I hadn't heard from you.
I thought perhaps...

No. I just needed time
to find my way back.

I told you I would wait
as long as I had to.

You were ready to leave.

And that would have been
the biggest regret of my life.

You are all that matters.

You're all that's important.

You've taken off your ring.

Thank you for waiting for me.

I see you received
your invitation,

and I am so glad.

Would you care for
some champagne?

[clink]

Won't you please sit down?

Well, I would like
to thank you

for coming to tonight's
very special reading.

You may know me
from my previous work,

"A Single Mother
on the Frontier",

which I have here
in galley form,

due to be published
sometime next year,

thanks in large part to the very
handsome man down in front.

[laughs]

But tonight I'd like to read
from my heart.

It's a love story,

and one that I've only
just begun to write,

about a woman who has
fallen deeply for a man

who is patient and kind,
thoughtful and adoring.

Yes, uh, question?

Yes. Will we get to hear about
his side of the love story?

Because he has fallen deeply
for a woman who is true,

selfless and sweet,
beautiful and endearing.

Well, I am sure we will
be hearing more from him,

and from her.

But for now

I'm afraid she's all
out of words.

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