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(bright mellow music)

(birds chirping)

- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.

- Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Mm-hmm, yeah.

Mm-hmm, yeah.

- You know, the first day of school isn't always this busy.

- Well, we usually don't have Mr. Nutcracker here

with us either.

- True.

- Would you like some food, Mr. Nutcracker?

Yes, yes, all this time, I've had a mouth for chewing,

but no one's ever thought of feeding me.

Yum, yum, yum.

- It's time for school, guys!

Come on, let's go, we're in a hurry.

Come on, let's go, we're in a hurry. Honey, honey, take that doughnut outta your mouth!

Honey, honey, take that doughnut outta your mouth!

Let's go!

(heels clacking)

Samy, got your lunch?

- Yup.

- Agusta?

Okay, let's go.

(car starting) (bright mellow music)

First day of school!

(bright mellow music)

Love you, sweetie, have a great day!

- I will, thank you, love you too.

- Bye!

(students chattering)

- Good morning, class.

Good morning, class.

- [Class] Good morning, Miss Geank.

- I'm glad to see you all back,

not that you have much of a choice. (laughs)

Well, we have a new student with us this semester.

Agusta Messa, stand up and tell us something about yourself.

- Okay.

Hi.

My name is Abigale, um, I mean, I mean, I mean, Agusta,

and, um, my family just moved here,

and, uh, yeah.

- Do you forget your name that often?

(students laughing)

- Settle down, class.

At least she remembered her name at all.

Now, open your textbooks to page four.

(warm pensive music)

(door creaking)

(fire crackling)

- Hasten, brothers.

Our meals may be humble and simple,

but we do like to start them on time.

- I have the water, Brother Richard.

- Thank you.

(warm pensive music)

(warm pensive music) (slurping) Mm, that's gonna be good.

(slurping) Mm, that's gonna be good.

You may run along now, the meal will be ready shortly.

(fire crackling) (warm pensive music)

(door creaking)

- Hello, Father.

How is your health this morning?

How is your health this morning? - It hasn't changed since yesterday.

- It hasn't changed since yesterday.

- It hasn't changed since yesterday. - Well, that is good.

- Well, that is good.

(fire crackling)

- What's on your mind?

- Nothing, I just really like it in here.

It's so peaceful and quiet, and--

(door creaking)

- Father, there's a man at the entrance.

He says he's a representative of the king.

He has soldiers with him.

(melancholic pensive music)

- This is all of us. What is the meaning of this?

- All residents of this abbey,

you are hereby sentenced to swear allegiance to your king,

and acknowledge him as the supreme head of the Church.

By order of the English Parliament and His Royal Highness,

King Henry, the eighth of his name.

- Preposterous, the pope is the head of the Church!

- Not anymore.

King Henry has declared himself head of the Church,

and he demands that all monks, priests, clergy, and such

swear their allegiance to him.

- We will not.

- Peace, Brother Richard.

We are and will remain loyal to the king,

but today, I will swear nothing.

Good day, sir.

- You old fool, your king demands

you swear your allegiance to him,

and if you're really loyal, you will do it.

Now, swear it.

- I told you, I will swear nothing.

Good day.

- You fools!

You will do this, your lives depend on it.

I will make you regret this day.

I will make you suffer.

- Father, what did he mean?

What are we going to do?

- Nothing today.

I need time to think and pray.

For now, let's eat.

Brother Richard's hard work is getting cold.

(somber pensive music)

- You, stay here.

This abbey must be convinced.

Even though these may be holy men,

you know what you need to do.

Do it.

(somber pensive music)

(melancholic piano music)

- Sorry, sweetie, I came as soon as I could.

- Oh, it's okay.

I guess.

(melancholic piano music)

- How was school today, honey?

- Okay.

- Samy can't stop talkin' about it!

He said his teachers and classmates,

they were all so nice, and he's already made some friends.

(melancholic piano music)

- Dear, God, please be with me at my new school.

And please give my parents enough time for me and Samy.

And God, please, please give me some friends.

And in Jesus's name, amen.

(melancholic piano music)

(fire crackling) (somber music)

- Come in, Joseph, sit.

(somber music) (fire crackling)

What's troubling you?

- Father, is it true,

the king made himself head of the Church?

- Head of the Church of England.

- Head of the Church of England. I have heard of this for quite some time.

I have heard of this for quite some time.

This is about his disagreement with the pope.

This is about his disagreement with the pope. - Dispute?

- Dispute?

I don't understand.

- King Henry has been unable to sire an heir with his wife,

Catherine of Aragon.

He has petitioned Pope Clement for an annulment,

that he may dissolve the marriage

and be free to marry another,

but the pope, he will not agree to any of this.

- So Henry wishes to be the head of his own church

in order to get the annulment?

- Exactly.

- But the Church is not his!

- You're quite right, the Church is not Henry's,

nor is it the pope's.

nor is it the pope's. The Church belongs to God, and Him alone.

The Church belongs to God, and Him alone.

That's who we are to serve, God, not Henry, not the pope.

- You're right, Father,

but that man who came from the king today,

are we in any danger?

- I don't know, perhaps.

We should be extremely careful from now on.

Here, read this.

- Fear not, for I am with you.

- Fear not, for I am with you. Be not dismayed, for I am your God.

Be not dismayed, for I am your God.

I will help you, I will strengthen you.

I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

- Amen.

- Amen.

The representative said our life depends on us

declaring royal supremacy.

What do we do now?

- I would rather die a martyr's death

- I would rather die a martyr's death than declare Henry head of the Church.

than declare Henry head of the Church.

- As I was just saying to Joseph,

the Church belongs to God, not Henry, not the pope.

- But Clement is God's representative

and head of the Church.

- Christ is head of the Church,

as is stated in the Book of Colossians.

Clement is merely the head of an earthly church,

Clement is merely the head of an earthly church, as is Henry, it now seems.

as is Henry, it now seems.

- You know, I've never looked at it that way.

You could be right, I suppose.

- But if they're threatening us,

would it not be cowardice to yield?

- Cowardly and disloyal.

- Please, do not misunderstand me.

- Please, do not misunderstand me. I'm not afraid of Henry, nor do I fear death.

I'm not afraid of Henry, nor do I fear death.

However, God has placed us here for a purpose,

and that is to serve the community,

which He has entrusted into our care.

I would prefer to yield to Henry

than to die over the pointless argument

than to die over the pointless argument over who is the head of the earthly church.

over who is the head of the earthly church.

And to declare Henry as head of the Church of England,

this doesn't replace Christ

as head of the Church universal.

No.

We can serve God's flock better alive than if we are dead.

- So it's decided then?

- I've given this much thought and much prayer,

but to sever ties with Rome,

this is not an easy decision to make.

I must give it more consideration.

- But if we do declare for the king,

what if the soldiers don't believe us?

What if they think we're only yielding

because we want to escape the king's wrath?

- God will protect us.

- God will protect us. He is in control of all things.

He is in control of all things.

(students chattering)

- Hey, Messup, look at the board.

(students laughing)

(electronic pensive music)

- Mom, where are you?

(keyboard clicking)

(electronic pensive music)

September 5th: We just moved to our new house.

The neighborhood looks nice, but no one came to say hello.

Maybe it's still too early.

School starts back in a week,

School starts back in a week, and I hope I can make some new friends.

and I hope I can make some new friends.

(electronic pensive music)

(bell ringing loudly) (choir vocalizing)

- Joseph, where are you going?

- I'm just going to the woods to read some, Father.

- Why the woods?

- Why the woods? - Because it's quiet and peaceful.

- Because it's quiet and peaceful.

- All right, but remember what I told you.

Be careful.

- I will, Father.

- I will, Father. (choir singing in foreign language)

(choir singing in foreign language)

(bell ringing)

(paper rustling)

(playful pensive music)

(paper rustling)

- Hey, that's probably a chipmunk hole!

(playful pensive music)

(paper rustling) (Joseph gasps)

- What is this, sorcery?

- September 13th: Second day of school

and I was picked on again.

Mom was late picking me up from school again.

My teachers are mean and grumpy.

I feel so alone and I don't have any friends to talk to.

Samy has friends already.

I wish he didn't.

(warm pensive music)

(paper rustling)

(paper rustling) What?

What?

Oh, my gosh, someone wrote back!

- [Joseph Voiceover] Is there someone there?

By what means of sorcery did you send this message?

- Sorcery, what?

(warm pensive music)

Sorcery?

Of course not!

Who are you?

Where are you?

I threw this page from my journal down a hole,

and you sent it back.

How?

(pensive organ music)

(paper rustling)

- [Joseph Voiceover] My name is Joseph

and your journal page came to me from a hole as well.

I don't know how this could be anything other than sorcery,

which would make you a witch.

(pensive organ music)

(paper rustling)

- A witch?

Why would he think I was a witch?

(mysterious pensive music)

(paper rustling)

I am not a witch.

The Bible condemns witchcraft, so as a Christian,

I can't do that.

My name is Agusta, by the way.

- Well, she's a Christian.

That makes me feel a little better.

(mysterious pensive music)

(paper rustling)

It is good that you are not a witch,

but how is it that our messages are going through this hole?

(warm pensive music)

- [Agusta Voiceover] I don't know.

It must be a portal of some sort.

God works in mysterious ways sometimes.

(bell ringing loudly)

- [Joseph Voiceover] I must go now

because the bell is ringing for the mid-day meal.

(paper rustling)

- [Agusta Voiceover] Oh, okay.

- [Agusta Voiceover] Oh, okay. I'll be here the same time again tomorrow.

I'll be here the same time again tomorrow.

Bye!

(laughing)

(warm piano music)

- Hi, sweetie.

- Oh, hi, Mom!

- I was on my way to get you, but I got your text.

How was your walk?

- It was interesting. (giggles)

- Hmm.

(warm piano music)

- Skip you, red four.

- Reverse back to me, red zero.

- You look happier today, Agusta.

Draw four.

Oh, this is my new friend, Turin.

Oh, this is my new friend, Turin. This is my sister, Agusta.

This is my sister, Agusta.

- Hi. - Hi!

- Oh, hey, hun, how was school today?

Did you make any new friends?

- Actually, I did.

- Oh, good for you.

Hey, what's Mom got cookin' for supper?

- Frozen pizza.

- Pizza again?

- She said either that or whatever you're going to cook.

- Me, cook?

Frozen pizza it is then.

- Brother Richard?

- Yes?

- I have a rather strange question to ask.

Is it possible for a hole in the ground

to have the ability to transport parchments

to another hole in a different location?

- No.

- But aren't all things possible for God?

- Well, yes, I suppose so.

- So if it were possible,

and someone was sending you messages through it,

would you talk to to them?

- No.

- What if you felt like God was telling you

to talk with the person in the hole?

- Well, then I guess I would talk to the person

in the hole. (laughing)

- That's what I thought.

- Are you sure you want to walk home?

I mean, I can pick you up, and I promise I'll be on time.

- It's okay, I like walking home.

- Okay, well, text me if you change your mind.

- I will.

- [Mom] Okay.

(students chattering)

(school bell ringing)

(soft pensive music)

- Uh-oh, Messup Agusta strikes again!

- What are you doing, you walkin' home?

Do Mommy and Daddy not have enough time

to pick you up from school?

to pick you up from school? Are you that far down on their list

Are you that far down on their list

that they make you walk home?

I bet you don't have any friends either, do you,

except for the ones you made up in your mind,

except for the ones you made up in your mind, if your brain has enough power to do that sort of thing!

if your brain has enough power to do that sort of thing!

(Frank laughs) - Stop it!

Stop it, both of you! (crying)

(both laughing)

(soft pensive music)

(paper rustling)

- Now that should take care of that.

- [Agusta Voiceover] Are you there?

You said your name was Joseph?

(paper rustling)

(gasping)

- [Joseph Voiceover] Yes, I'm Joseph and I am here.

How are you today?

How are you today? I remember from your first letter

I remember from your first letter

that you said you were being picked on.

- [Agusta Voiceover] Yeah, some boys in my class

keep bullying me.

- [Joseph Voiceover] Do they still bully you?

- [Agusta Voiceover] Yup, every day.

I don't think they'll ever stop.

How would you stop bullies?

- [Joseph Voiceover] Well, I don't know.

I suppose I would tell my superior, Father Ralf.

- [Agusta Voiceover] Yeah, but my parents aren't at school,

and my teacher doesn't care,

and nobody else in the class cares.

- [Joseph Voiceover] Well, God is in control of all things.

Do you remember the story of Joseph

Do you remember the story of Joseph and the coat of many colors?

and the coat of many colors?

Just like you, he was treated badly by his brothers

and the Egyptians, but because he trusted God

to take care of him, God was faithful to him.

Trust in Him, and He will make something good out of it.

Trust in Him, and He will make something good out of it. And do not forget, Joseph also forgave his brothers

And do not forget, Joseph also forgave his brothers

And do not forget, Joseph also forgave his brothers of their mistreatment of him.

of their mistreatment of him.

- Wow, I didn't think about it that way.

Joseph in the Bible had it a lot harder than I do,

but now I understand.

(warm music)

You're right, thank you so much for helping me see

that God is in control.

I'm glad I have someone to talk to now.

How about you?

- [Joseph Voiceover] Well, Parliament passed

the Act of Supremacy declaring King Henry

the head of the Church of England.

The king's guards came the other day,

wanting us to declare Henry the head of the Church publicly,

but we didn't, and then he threatened us.

I think we might be in danger.

(warm music)

- (laughs) Whoa, no way!

Does he mean Henry VIII?

(laughing awkwardly) (warm music)

Where are you?

What year is it?

(warm music)

(paper rustling)

- [Joseph Voiceover] Our abbey is in Winchelsea,

on the coast south of London.

And it's 1534 in the year of our Lord.

Why do you ask?

- I knew it!

This hole is a time portal.

For me, it's the year 2015.

You're in my past and I'm in your future.

(warm music)

(laughing)

No wonder he thought I was a witch!

He thought the hole was sorcery! (laughs awkwardly)

I wonder how he took the news.

(warm music)

- This can't be happening.

This isn't possible, is it?

(warm music)

Are you sure you're not a witch?

(laughing)

(warm music)

- [Agusta Voiceover] I am positive.

It's the hole, not me.

God is in control of everything, isn't He?

That's what you just said.

If He also controls time and space,

this could be possible, couldn't it?

(warm music)

- [Joseph Voiceover] If it is from God,

then it truly must be a miracle.

I don't understand how, but I believe it to be true.

- [Agusta Voiceover] You live in an abbey

- [Agusta Voiceover] You live in an abbey with King Henry on the throne,

with King Henry on the throne,

and he wants you to renounce Rome

and accept him as head of the Church, and you didn't?

Yeah, I can see why you're in danger.

- [Joseph Voiceover] I know.

Father Ralf says we should acquiesce

so that we can continue to serve our congregation.

But Brother Richard still wants to remain loyal to the pope.

- [Agusta Voiceover] I would go with Ralf.

I mean, Father Ralf.

Things might seem bad now

because you're living in dangerous times,

but it does work out in the end.

At least, that's what my history books tell me.

Anyway, if Father Ralf is your head monk,

then he's probably wise enough to know

what's the right thing to do.

- [Joseph Voiceover] Yes, I do believe he is right.

He always is.

So you tell me everything is going to be right in the end?

Does the Church of England survive beyond Henry?

(paper rustling)

(paper rustling) (warm pensive music)

(warm pensive music)

- [Agusta Voiceover] Oh, yes!

The Church of England has even expanded around the world.

(bell ringing loudly)

- [Joseph Voiceover] The bell rings

for the evening meal and prayers, so I must go.

Thank you for the help and counsel you have given me.

Thank you for the help and counsel you have given me. I feel reassured now of what I must do.

I feel reassured now of what I must do.

As you said, God is in control of all things.

I'll be praying that God removes the bullies from your life.

Oh, and take a look at Deuteronomy 31:6.

- [Agusta Voiceover] Thank you,

I will be praying for you as well.

Be safe and we can talk again tomorrow.

(warm pensive music)

(choir singing in foreign language)

- Oh, Joseph, come sit.

Help me with this.

I need someone to talk to anyway.

Right then, so, have you had any more messages

through a hole?

- Well, as a matter of fact, I have.

- Oh?

- Oh? - Yes, and it seems that a girl named Agusta

- Yes, and it seems that a girl named Agusta

has been the one sending them to me.

- Through a hole?

- Through a hole? - Yes, I believe it to be a small miracle of some sort.

- Yes, I believe it to be a small miracle of some sort.

- A miracle, really?

Or perhaps some sorcery?

- She told me she is a Christian,

- She told me she is a Christian, and we spoke of God and the Bible in such a way

and we spoke of God and the Bible in such a way

that I believe her.

God must have wanted us to talk to one another,

God must have wanted us to talk to one another, so He made a small miracle.

so He made a small miracle.

That's the only way I can explain it.

- Hmm.

- She told me she's bullied every day,

and she asked me what I would do about bullies.

So I told her God is in control of all things,

and He will make all things good.

That reminds me, God is in control of our situation as well.

And if we trust Him always, He will see us safely through.

- Such wisdom from the mouth of babes.

Thank you, Joseph, I really needed

to hear something encouraging through these dark times.

Perhaps you should talk to this person in the hole,

(laughs) ridiculous as it sounds!

(pensive guitar music)

- Mm-hmm, okay.

All right.

Okay, bye.

- Hi, Mom.

- Hi!

How was school?

- It was okay.

Mom, did you ever get bullied in high school?

Mom, did you ever get bullied in high school? - Yeah, a couple of times.

- Yeah, a couple of times.

Why?

- Just, some boys aren't very nice in class.

- Did they do something?

- Nothing really, just nitpicky things.

- Well, if they do something, will you let me know?

- Okay.

- Okay.

- Hey, is Samy here?

- He's at Turin's.

- Oh.

(cell phone ringing brightly)

Mom, your phone.

(cell phone ringing brightly)

- Hello?

Yes.

(pensive guitar music)

- Let's see.

Deuteronomy, Deuteronomy, Deuteronomy.

No, Deuteronomy.

31,

31,

31, okay.

Six.

Be strong and courageous.

Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them.

Do not be afraid or terrified because of them.

Lord your God goes with you.

He will never leave you nor forsake you.

Hmm.

(owl hooting)

(tense music)

- Did you hear that?

(club patting hand)

(tense music)

(loud thudding) (men groaning and grunting)

(cell phone vibrating and blaring siren)

(Agusta groaning)

- [Agusta] I really don't wanna go to school.

- Mm-hmm, okay.

- Mom, it's time to go!

- Okay.

- Are we ready?

- No!

- All right, okay, bye.

Okay, we gotta go.

Okay, we gotta go. - I know!

- I know!

- I gotta get to the office. - Okay, go, go, go, go, go!

- I gotta get to the office. - Okay, go, go, go, go, go! Don't forget your, oh, okay.

Don't forget your, oh, okay.

(solemn organ music) (fire crackling)

- Brother Richard, where is Joseph?

- I sent him down to the river to get some water.

Father, what's wrong?

- We just found Brother Jacob and Brother Samuel

behind the stables.

They've been beaten nearly to death.

- Heaven help us!

Will they be all right?

- It is too early to tell.

Brother Jacob may never walk again,

but they're in the infirmary now.

- Did they say who attacked them?

- No, but the vile dogs left this.

- This is nothing

compared to how we treat traitors to the crown?

- Find Joseph, tell him of the danger that we're in.

- Find Joseph, tell him of the danger that we're in. I'll inform the others.

I'll inform the others.

No one is to leave the abbey.

(knocking on door)

- Miss Geank, can I see you a minute?

- Hey, give it back, that's my journal!

- Ooh, let's see what we can find in here!

- Give it back, give it here!

- Stop it, Frank, give it back!

- Give it back!

- What's going on here?

Miss Messa, get back in your seat.

Miss Messa, get back in your seat. Frank, is there a problem?

Frank, is there a problem?

- No, everything's fine.

- He's lying, he stole Agusta's journal.

- Well, Mr. Tucker, give Agusta her journal.

Now, apologize.

- Sorry.

- Continue, class.

(door creaking)

(somber music)

- Well, that's odd.

(somber music)

(tense music)

- Well, Father, last time I was here,

I asked you just to swear your allegiance to King Henry,

but you refused.

Now, I hear that some of your flock

had an unfortunate accident. (laughs)

But I'm not here today to discuss the health of monks.

The Treason Act. (clears throat)

Any that do maliciously wish, will, or desire

by words or by craft or by writing, imagine,

invent, practice, or attempt any bodily harm

to be done or committed to the king's most royal persons,

the queen's, or heirs apparent,

or to deprive them of any of their dignity, title,

or name of their royal estates,

or slanderously and maliciously publish and pronounce,

by express writing or words,

that the king should be heretic, schismatic,

tyrant, infidel, or usurper of the crown

are charged with high treason.

And we know the punishment for treason, don't we?

So I would think very hard before saying something

you might regret.

(somber pensive music)

- We will declare the king

as head of the Church of England

and pledge our allegiance to him.

- Then swear it on this.

(somber pensive music)

- I swear to acknowledge King Henry

as the supreme head of the Church of England,

and my allegiance to him as king.

- Good, everyone must do it for themselves.

The cook next.

(somber pensive music)

- I swear to acknowledge King Henry

as supreme head of the Church of England,

and I acknowledge my allegiance to him as king.

and I acknowledge my allegiance to him as king. (somber pensive music)

(somber pensive music)

- I swear to acknowledge King Henry

as the supreme head of the Church of England,

and my allegiance to him as king.

(students chattering)

(students chattering) (tense pensive music)

(tense pensive music)

- Hey, that's mine!

- Not anymore, it's not.

(students chattering) (tense pensive music)

(lunch bag slamming on table)

- Hey, you have no right to treat her like that!

- What makes you feel so big now, huh, huh?

How do you feel now?

(Agusta groaning)

You gonna push me?

Go ahead, push me, I dare ya!

- I believe in treating others

how you would like to be treated.

- Is that so?

(clearing throat)

- [Frank and Bill] Principal Walker!

- Yes, and I think you two deserve

the worst punishment possible.

- No, sir, please, please do not expel me.

I mean, my dad'll kill me.

- Well, he should.

- Please, please don't expel them.

Couldn't you give them something less severe?

- (scoffs) Are you kiddin'?

After what these two clowns did to you and your friend?

- Everyone deserves forgiveness, and I forgive you.

- Everyone deserves forgiveness, and I forgive you. - Wow, well, I guess you're right, but you know what?

- Wow, well, I guess you're right, but you know what?

I've still got floors that need to be mopped.

I've still got floors that need to be mopped. You two guys come with me.

You two guys come with me.

- Come on.

(students chattering)

Hey, thanks for defending me back there, in the classroom.

- No, thank you!

I don't know of anyone else

who would have stood up to them like that,

and then forgive them.

That's really cool.

(warm piano music) (Agusta laughs softly)

Hey, you want to come over tomorrow?

- Sure!

- Okay.

(warm piano music)

(warm piano music) (school bell ringing)

(school bell ringing)

- Hey, I just wanted to apologize

for pushing you over earlier and, you know,

making fun of you and takin' your journal,

and all the other stuff I've done, so.

(warm piano music)

- Apology accepted.

Friends?

(warm piano music)

Mom!

You're here!

- Yes, and on time!

I just finished that big sale,

so I'm gonna have a whole lot more time for you and Samy.

Are you ready to go?

- Yeah!

Can I walk home today?

I really like walking home through the woods.

- Okay, I suppose, it is a beautiful day.

- Mm-hmm! - But don't be long, okay?

- Okay, I won't.

Thank you!

Okay, bye! - You're welcome, bye!

(warm piano music)

- [Agusta Voiceover] You were right, Joseph.

I trusted God and treated others

I trusted God and treated others as I would want to be treated.

as I would want to be treated.

The bullies have stopped, and now I have a new friend!

Thank you so much for your help.

(warm piano music)

(paper rustling)

(paper rustling)

(gasping)

- [Joseph Voiceover] I am so happy for you.

You were also right.

The king's guards came today with the intension to kill us,

I think, but we acknowledged Henry

as the head of the Church of England.

So now the soldiers have gone and left us free to continue

our service to our flock.

(warm piano music)

- [Agusta Voiceover] I am glad for you!

- [Agusta Voiceover] I am glad for you! God has helped us both.

God has helped us both.

Now that our problems are gone,

do you think that the hole will stay around

so that we can continue to talk to each other?

- [Joseph Voiceover] I do not know.

God controls when things come and go,

but miracles don't always last forever.

I do know that the mercy and grace of our God

is truly amazing.

I am so thankful for that every day.

(warm piano music)

(paper rustling)

- [Agusta Voiceover] So am I.

God is so good, and I love Him with all my heart.

Well, I have to get home now.

I just had to tell you thank you,

for all that you've helped me with.

(paper rustling)

- [Joseph Voiceover] You are very welcome, God bless you.

(warm pensive music)

(mystical tinkling)

(paper rustling)

- [Isaiah Voiceover] Isaiah's journal, June 14th, 1847.

My best friend and I just had the worst fight

My best friend and I just had the worst fight in the history of fights today.

in the history of fights today.

I feel terrible, but he's still mad at me.

I don't know what to do.

- Well, here we go again!

(upbeat music)

(melancholic piano music)

(choir singing in foreign language)

(bright music)

(mystical music)