All language subtitles for The.Enchanted.Cottage.2016.WEBRip.XviD.MP3-XVID

Laura seemed
a bit upset last night.

Oh, why is that?

I think it may be my fault.

What's your fault?

Well, just trying to
help her get out a bit.

She's not your daughter.

I know, but if
we did have a daughter,

she'd be about her age.

You're not her mother.

I have maternal instincts.

Well, she doesn't get out.

I just thought it might be nice

if someone asked her for a date.

What did you do?

Well, do you remember
that young man, Alex?

Alex, he's a
self absorbed bar...

It was only supposed
to be company,

not an engagement.

Okay.

Well she said everything
was going great.

They laughed, they talked.

Had a lot in common.

It sounds like
everything went well.

Until he excused himself
to go to the restroom.

Oh.

He never came back.

She was completely humiliated.

Well don't
blame yourself.

You tried.

He could have at least
ended the date politely.

She really had
her feelings hurt.

There are plenty of
other men out there.

She'll find someone.

She won't if she
doesn't get out more.

I just want you to get better.

Tom.

Tom?

Laura, I don't know what to do.

Tom's breathing has
suddenly gotten much worse.

Tom?

He's not breathing!

Tom?

She's doing CPR.

Oh God.

Please hurry.

Mrs. Minnett!

It's okay.

He's awake, I have to go.

Tom.

What, what's happening?

You're gonna be fine.

Hold on, okay?

I will, I will.

Everything's gonna be okay.

I know, I know.

We just have to get
you to the hospital.

I love you.

I love you too.

Tom?

Tom.

Please.

Please.

Please.

Tom.

Tom.

Tom.

Don't go.

No.

No.

No, no!

No!

Is this what
you were looking for?

Yes, that's perfect.

So, what's the big news
that requires polished silver?

I put a lot of
thought into it,

and I think I'm going to start

renting out the cottage again.

I have young couple
coming today.

Really?

What changed your mind?

I need to start doing
something with myself.

Besides, Tom would want me to.

This cottage wants to
be enjoyed by newlyweds.

I think that sounds romantic.

I know it sounds silly, but
when I was a little girl

I used to imagine having
my honeymoon here.

Don't worry, you just
need to give it some time.

You haven't been
by in over a week.

Is everything alright?

Yeah, I've just been picking
up some extra shifts at work.

And I feel like I live
there most of the time.

But it sure
beats sitting around

alone at home every day.

What about your friends?

You spend time with them, right?

Well not really.

Everyone has a family,
they're too busy.

Are you seeing anyone?

No.

No, every man I meet
is either crazy,

just looking to get laid
or not interested in me.

Well it's not as hopeless
as you're making it sound.

You'll meet someone.

Well how's that look?

Like new.

So who's coming by today?

I met the groom to be.

He's in the military.

The marines I think.

Good looking guy.

Oh no.

It's them.

They're here early.

Can you open the door?

And I'll put this away.

Uh yeah, sure.

Hi, is Mrs. Minnett here?

Yeah.

She should be here in a second.

Can I get guys anything?

No, no thank you.

We're fine.

I heard you guys are
renting the cottage

for your honeymoon.

Oh, we actually
haven't decided yet.

Which is lucky,
because otherwise

I wouldn't have
found this place.

What he's not telling you
is that our other option

is an eight week
honeymoon trip to Europe.

But to hear Oliver
talk about it,

it's as if he's being sent
to the electric chair.

The electric chair?

Here I thought marriage
was just a life sentence.

Oliver Bradshaw.

Oh, this is Susan.

Hello.

I'm Laura.

Laura Pennington,
I'm the neighbor.

Just grew up next door.

We're friends.

I'm just helping out today.

You know so, she should
be here any second.

I love this place.

I can't believe it exists.

I mean it looks like stepping
back in time or something.

Oliver.

Oh.

It's good to see you again.

This must be Susan.

Um hmm.

A pleasure.

Oliver has had nothing but
nice things to say about you.

See honey?

I told you, I never say anything
but nice things about you.

Did he tell you
about our home,

how he found us?

One of his road trips I think.

I happened to be
driving by one day

and it caught my attention

and just had to stop by
and take a look around.

Well let me tell you
a little about my home.

The cottage was
originally built in London

in the early 1800s
as a vacation home

for a young Lord and his wife.

The wife felt so at peace here

that they decided to move
it to the United States

and live in as their
primary residence.

How'd they do that?

Actually it was taken
in sections by ship

and reassembled
when it got here.

They brought it
here in sections?

It gets even better.

There's a tradition of
having honeymooners stay here

that started with
the first owner

and has continued for 150 years.

My husband and I spent
our honeymoon here.

Mrs. Minnett, would you
mind showing Susan around

and working her magic on
her like you did on me?

I'm not quite sure
she's as enthusiastic

about your home as I am.

No Oliver, this
place is charming.

I'd be delighted to
stay here sometime.

And I'm certain that
for some couples,

this is the perfect
honeymoon retreat.

I'm just not sure
it's right for us.

You're gonna have your work
cut out for you Mrs. Minnett.

I think your
decision will be easy

after I show you around.

The cottage never lets
true love walk away.

Go on Susan, I've
already taken the tour.

And honey, give it a chance.

I'll do my best.

I'll
show you upstairs.

You're gonna make a
very handsome groom.

Thank you.

I didn't mean that
in a flirty way though.

I didn't think you did.

I just never say the
things that are on my mind

and I'm trying to
break that habit,

'cause otherwise my friends
say I'll never get a boyfriend.

Not that I'm implying that was
thinking of you in that way.

Because I wasn't.

Not that you're not
attractive, because you are.

I mean you're like gorgeous.

I'm shutting up now.

No, it's okay.

So how'd the two of you meet?

Our families have been
friends since before I was born.

So we kind of grew up together.

Childhood sweethearts.

No.

We got close in college.

Everyone said were
meant to be together.

Oh that's lovely.

Most people say it sounds
like an arranged marriage.

Have you set a date?

No, not yet.

But if it was up to Susan
it'd probably be this weekend.

She's very excited about it.

Oh, aren't you?

Yeah I am.

I think I am.

After all, I am the groom to be.

I'm sure you'll
have a lovely wedding.

If your fiance likes it here,

I hope you come in the spring.

It's really pretty
when the flowers bloom

and she seems like
a lovely woman.

She has everything a guy
would hope for I imagine.

She's pretty and smart.

And do you love her?

Huh?

Did Mrs. Minnett
show you the windows?

These are the names of the
couples who've stayed here.

And there's an old
story that says

if you spend your honeymoon here

and write your
name on the windows

that the cottage will
bless your marriage.

Hmm.

Pearl and Sam Nisbett, 1936.

Lenny and Kelly Williams, 1842.

Wow there've, wow a lotta
couples stayed here.

Oh, there's pictures of
some of the couples here too.

Hmm, everyone
looks so serious.

They look happy.

There's something special
within these walls

and it has embraced us.

The depth of love we
have felt for one another

under this magical roof has
taken our beautiful love

and strengthened us in a
way we could never imagine.

Everything is more potent,
more intense, more beautiful

because we have rested our
heads on these pillows.

To those who find these words,

know that there's something
here which transcends,

something extraordinary.

Wow, they wrote so
beautifully back them.

Oh this is Mrs. Minnett
and her husband Tom.

She's so young there.

Um hmm.

I like to look at this
book from time to time

and just imagine all of the
couples who've stayed here.

I think the cottage
is enchanted.

Enchanted?

Yeah, I think that every time

couples come into the cottage,

their love was
somehow magnified.

Hmm.

So, what do you think?

I admit this place
has its charm its...

Well, I have it on
first hand account

that this place is not only
charming, it's enchanted.

Isn't that right?

Yeah.

I know that if we
spent our honeymoon here,

we will live happily ever after.

So, what do you say?

If it makes you
happy we can stay here.

Great, then it's settled.

Mrs. Minnett, I
will get you a check

and Susan and I will
pick out a date.

Oliver.

Oh, sorry, we have to go.

Good to see you Mrs. Minnett.

It was great to see you.

And thank you um?

Oh, Laura.

Laura.

We'll be seeing you
again shortly I'm sure.

It's good to see you again.

- Good to see you as well.
- Nice to meet you.

Likewise.

Take care.

Bye.

Hello?

Hey, what's up?

What?

Who was that?

Turn on the TV.

Lots of smoke.

The 2nd tower, we still see
flames coming out of the window.

Appears to
be absolutely nothing wrong

with the building.

While you say Prairie Hill.

Holy shit, Mark.

Oliver, what is this?

Can't you see?

We're at war.

I can hear you.

I can hear you, the rest
of the world hears you.

And the people who knocked
these buildings down

will hear all of us soon.

U.S.A.,
U.S.A., U.S.A., U.S.A.

Dad!

Dad?

Why are my orders
being reconsidered?

I have no idea.

Of course you don't.

Did you call your friend
in the State Department

and have him change
my deployment?

Why would you do that?

Why?

You're my son.

I don't want you
putting your life...

That is not your
decision to make.

Going off to war is a mistake.

If you're determined to serve,

at least you can serve your
time here in the states.

I'm gonna do this whether
you want me to or not.

I have to.

You don't understand.

There are no heroes in war.

Just the dead.

Let everyone else
go off and fight.

Why of all the paths you could
take, must it be this one?

If anything happened
to you, your mother...

Do not make this about mom.

I promised I'd watch...

And you have.

But right now the country
needs everyone they can get.

Did you see what they did to us?

If I don't go I will regret
it for the rest of my life.

You need to make this right Dad.

Dear Mrs. Minnett.

I wanted to first thank
you for your kindness

in showing Oliver and me around

when we visited
your lovely cottage.

Unfortunately we will have to
wait to celebrate our wedding

and honeymoon as Oliver has
been called to duty overseas.

At the moment I am not sure
when we will be wanting to stay.

It is our intention to
celebrate our honeymoon there

when he returns and I will
keep you posted as his schedule

and your plans
become more clear.

And he wanted to let you know

that he looks forward
to staying there

and wanted me to send a check

to pay for any inconvenience
that we may have caused.

Again, thank you for the effort

you have put in on our behalf.

Sincerely, Susan Layton.

I know that the families
of our military are praying

that all those who serve
will return safely and soon.

Millions of Americans
are praying with you

for the safety of
your loved ones

and for the protection
of the innocent.

Oh!

Laura you startled me.

Quick, come in.

Hey, what's going on?

I heard the car and
saw those people.

Are you okay?

I need your help.

Okay, were those
guys military?

What's going on?

Remember that young marine
who wanted to stay here

for his honeymoon?

Mr. Bradshaw?

Yes.

Well he's here
and he's not well.

Not well?

Where is he?

He's down there.

Oh God.

What happened to him?

Who were those people?

His friends I imagine.

Is he okay?

What happened to him?

He just said he was injured.

Well he has a fever.

Look, I don't think we
should be doing this.

Did they leave a
number or anything?

No and he insisted that we
tell no one that he's here.

Why?

Come on, his family's going
to be wondering where he is.

Are you sure the hospital
even let him leave?

'Cause you could get in
a lotta trouble for this.

I'm aware.

Alright, but they
shouldn't have moved him.

Alright he may have told you
he was ready, but he wasn't.

I will see what I can do.

But if he doesn't
get better soon,

we have to take him
back to the hospital.

Understood?

Of course.

Alright Oliver.

What happened to you?

Hey.

How is he?

A little better I think.

He's gonna need
something for his pain,

but I have a friend at the
V.A. who owes me a favor

so I can probably find out
what kind of medications

he left behind at the hospital.

I'm just gonna head into
work to make the calls

and then get him what he needs.

You can't leave.

What am I supposed to
do while you're gone?

Just keep him hydrated
as best you can.

Give him water or juice.

He's taking small sips now.

And I'll be back with
something as soon as I can.

Okay?

Okay, thank you Laura.

Alright.

I was worried about you
for a while there Oliver.

How are you feeling?

I've been better.

Are you hungry?

I mean you should eat.

I brought soup.

That's some of the
best soup I've ever had.

It's Mrs. Minnett's
secret recipe.

Well I read over
your medical record

and, I mean I don't
have to tell you

what happened to
your face and chest.

So you're gonna need
some physical therapy

and maybe some help
to get past the trauma

of what you've experienced.

Do you mind if I ask
you a few questions?

No.

Why did you leave the hospital?

I couldn't stand all
the people starring at me.

And they were whispering
under their breaths.

I didn't wanna, I didn't
want them to see me.

Who?

My father and Susan.

So I had a couple of my
buddies bring me here.

Why here?

It's the most secluded
place I could think of.

And I thought I could
use a little enchantment.

Do you have a mirror?

Maybe not now.

Please.

You know but you've
been through a lot.

And your family
has to be worried.

You can give me their number.

I'll call, let 'em
know you're okay.

Do you have my things?

Um, yeah.

This?

Could you bring
that to me please?

Hey, do you want
me to get you something?

No, thank you.

If you don't mind,
I'd like to be alone.

Mr. Bradshaw I was
just thinking that.

Don't.

Please.

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry this
happened to you.

Hi, my name is Laura.

I was hoping to speak
with a Mr. Bradshaw.

Your father's here to see you.

Don't look.

Let me see.

They did quite a
number on you son.

Is there where you
tell me you told me so?

If so I don't wanna
talk about it.

What were you thinking
leaving the hospital?

You had me worried to death.

Well you're through hiding out.

Do you understand?

No.

I don't understand.

Can you just skip the lecture?

I'm not in the mood for it.

I didn't come all this
way just to leave you here.

You're going back home
where you can recover.

It's not gonna do you
any good staying here

feeling sorry for yourself.

There are soldiers in
far worse condition.

You don't see them hiding
themselves from the world.

That's why they
call it hiding.

Don't be so dramatic.

You make it sound
like being sent home

is a prison sentence.

I don't wanna argue with you,

but right now I'm
not going anywhere.

And what do I tell Susan?

Tell her whatever you want.

Do you understand?

I just want to be left alone.

I coulda known better.

Who's been taking care of him?

A neighbor.

She's a nurse and a friend.

She comes by when she's
not at the hospital.

Is she good?

Oliver seems to think so.

Let me know what she needs
to take care of him full time.

Whatever she needs,
twice her hospital salary

if that'll do it.

I'll cover all the costs.

He may be an ass but
he's still my son.

Let me know if he
needs anything, okay?

I will.

You know you're quite
the mystery to me.

Yeah, how's that?

Well you just seem to
appear whenever I need you

and I don't really know
anything about you.

Alright well, what
would you like to know?

I don't know,
tell me anything.

My life's not
very interesting.

I've been lying in a bed
for several weeks right now

and everything is interesting.

Okay, well my parents
died a few years ago.

I don't have any
brothers or sisters.

I've lived in White
Oak my whole life.

I've never really left.

I'm a nurse, but you know that.

I like to read.

I don't know.

Fascinating.

I guess that covers it all.

Romances?

Oh, I'm sorry.

You don't have to talk about it

- if you don't want to.
- No, no, it's okay.

I know this sounds
kind of stupid,

but the truth is I've never
really had a boyfriend.

Never ever?

You're making fun
of me, aren't you?

No, no.

Why would that be funny?

I'm awkward.

At least around men I'm awkward.

You don't seem
that way around me.

Yeah, you're a patient.

Well, no and a friend.

And a friend.

I, oh it's just that I
don't have to impress you.

Well not that I would
have to impress a man.

It's just you know I wouldn't
wanna act like an idiot

in front of someone,
especially you know someone

whom I found attractive.

Well not that I
find you attractive.

Well no no, wait and not
that you're not attractive,

because you are,
very, like attractive.

Okay, I'm shutting up now.

Sorry.

You know I really
like you Laura.

I like you too.

Mr. Bradshaw,
you have a visitor.

I'm sorry sir.

Mrs. Minnett, I am not in the
mood for visitors right now.

So I take it I'm an intrusion.

No sir, it's...

Maury Hillgrove,
pleasure to meet you.

Major Maury Hillgrove.

Did Veteran Affairs send you?

No, I decided to stop
by and introduce myself.

Let you know that if you
need anyone to talk to,

I'm available.

So then my father sent you?

I think your father thought
you might appreciate a friend.

I think my father
missed the point.

I came here for the express
purpose of being alone.

They told me you were injured.

I have burns, scars
on my face and chest.

I keep hearing
sounds of the war.

I can't sleep.

I have a reoccurring
nightmare where.

Sir, I don't mean to be rude,

but if you came here to give
me some sort of pep talk

or tell me how everything
is going to be just fine...

I wouldn't presume to tell
you how you should feel.

Wouldn't do any good.

I am gonna have
to agree with you.

Look, I just came here
to introduce myself.

I came to be the conduit for
you to see the outside world.

Frankly, for someone who's
blind, I've seen a great deal.

I've seen men just like you.

You didn't like the
life you had before.

And now that it's gone,
you want it back so badly

you can't appreciate
the life ahead of you.

You don't know
anything about me.

True.

Your father said that he
didn't want you to serve.

Do you doubt your service now?

It was a waste of time
and it was a waste of lives.

We could argue that.

It depends on your
point of view.

Did you ever
serve in combat sir?

Vietnam, lost
my eyesight there.

Sorry.

You adapt.

You know sometimes an
injury can help you see

the beauty that you
couldn't see before.

How's that?

Well I have to rely
on my other senses.

Touch, smell, sound.

I mean the world's
exactly the same.

But the appreciation
is vastly different.

Oh and better.

You can't tell me that you
don't miss your eyesight.

Oh, I do, I do time and again.

But I've realized that no
matter how much I dwelt on it,

nothing was going to change.

If I wanted to be happier

I had to make it
happen for myself.

And I also realized just
'cause you're injured

your life isn't over.

I think we'll just have
to agree to disagree then.

Or you could just
take my word for it.

All I can say is
that, it gets easier.

Well, I don't wanna
overstay my welcome.

It's usually about this point

that I'm asked if
I'm coming back.

Will you?

I thought you'd never ask.

Shouldn't you buy
me a drink first?

- Buy you a drink?
- Yeah.

Oh, I don't think so.

You know when you
can walk again,

you'll be doing the buying.

Which won't take very long.

Before you know it, you're
going to be running.

Will I be a good dancer too?

Yeah, of course.

Great, 'cause I
was awful before.

Okay,
you're terrible.

Just keep pumping those legs.

They're not gonna
rebuild themselves.

Yes.

We can make him better
than he was before.

Better, stronger,
faster.

Who knows.

- Six billion dollar man?
- Yeah.

Well who doesn't?

My dad and I used to watch
old reruns when I was a kid.

Da na na na na na na na na.

Da na na
na na na na na na.

Da na na na na na na na na.

Surprise.

What, you're transferring
me to a senior citizen center?

It's a walker.

You know I think I preferred
it when you drove me hoke.

Ah well, I'm so
sorry Mrs. Daisy,

but you're gonna
have to find your way

to the Piggly Wiggly all
on your own from now on.

You ready to try to walk?

Okay, so the first thing we
need to do is just to stand up.

But to do that you're going to

push with your arms up
on the walker, okay?

And then you're gonna just
stand up really straight.

Ready?

Push, there you go.

Good.

Alright.

That's okay.

That was the easy part.

Now can you take

a couple of steps?

Okay, so we're just
gonna do the same thing

over and over again, right?

We're gonna push forward,
gonna take a few steps

and then you're gonna
stand up straight.

Okay, ready?

Push forward.

Good.

Okay, again.

Push forward.

Take a couple steps.

Stand up really straight.

Good.

See?

I feel like I should be
recording this or something.

You're like Neil Armstrong

taking your first steps
on the moon, you know?

Good.

Keep going.

Nice and slow.

He was in great spirits.

It was one of those
amazing learning things.

I could actually
hear him smiling.

I can see how that
might be rewarding

on a number of levels.

So how 'bout you?

What about me?

Smiling these days?

A bit.

Eh, that's a start.

I've told ya, the inside takes

Much longer
than the outside to heal.

Yes.

Once or twice.

You also told me I'd start
to learn who I'm to become.

But, I only seem to
know who I'm not.

Hmm.

What do I do?

Do I just wait until
I wake up one morning

and know who I am?

I suspect that until you
let go of who you were,

you won't be able to
define who you are.

You need to resolve things with
the people you left behind.

The ones you're hiding from.

My father.

And Susan.

Um hmm.

Oliver.

You might not wanna
come any closer.

I brought you something.

Thanks.

You know I love you, no
matter what's happened to you.

Really?

How can you say that?

I haven't seen you for months.

Why didn't you call me?

I wasn't ready.

Nothing?

I take it my father didn't
tell you what to expect.

It's not that I just...

Didn't expect a freak?

You know what, I'm sorry.

I knew that this was a bad idea.

I'm not longer the pretty
picture of a husband

that you had in mind.

And can you imagine,
family formal dinners?

I'd have everyone
talking, oh poor Susan.

It's such a pity.

Oliver I haven't
said anything yet.

I know.

But your silence
has spoken volumes.

I saw those same
looks in the hospital.

It's what happens
next that's worse.

But, you have to see it all
to get the full picture.

Oliver what are you doing?

You wanted to see me.

So look.

I'd wanted to write you,
but since you've come,

I think it's only fair that
you heard it from me directly.

I don't wanna be in this
relationship anymore.

What do you mean Oliver?

You know what I mean.

It's a mercy, really.

I don't want to be engaged.

I don't want to get married.

And I don't want to be in a
relationship with you anymore.

Why, Oliver?

Do you really have to make
this worse than it already is?

Is it really necessary
for everybody to know why?

Isn't it enough that
this is what I want?

I love you.

Do you?

You wanna know the truth Susan?

The truth is that our parents
set us up when we were kids.

Not because they thought

that we were perfect
for each other,

but because they thought

our families would
be stronger together.

And you know what, they
were probably right.

But everything has changed
and I am not that man anymore.

I was only doing what
I was supposed to do.

You understand.

Now go.

Trust me.

Your life will be much
better without me.

I don't think I've
been very good

at following the
Major's advice lately.

Why is that?

I wasn't ready for
Susan's reaction.

What happened?

Well the short version
is that we broke up.

But, that still doesn't
justify the way I handled it.

So what are you gonna do?

What can I do?

She'll be much better
off without me.

Laura, just wanted to say I
really appreciate these walks.

They really mean a lot.

Help me to...

Yeah, I.

I know, me too.

So anyway, the Major says
that if I wanna fully recover

I have to figure out who I am.

On the inside?

Um hmm.

Yeah.

And I never really
thought about it before

and I had ideas what I wanted
to do, who I wanted to be.

But I don't know.

Have you ever asked
yourself what do I want?

For me it's easy.

You know it's a simple life,

a successful career, a
husband, maybe children.

You know I guess
everything society says

you're supposed
to want.

I used to think
that's what I wanted.

But now I don't know,
everything just seems so cloudy.

Well I guess we'll have
to wait and see, huh?

Or get you a new crystal ball.

Right now I think I'd
settle for a Magic 8-Ball.

Yes.

Check back later.

Why are we
making spaghetti again?

Ah, you'll see.

Ah, and the mysterious shroud

around the pasta
preparation continues.

I know.

Ooo yeah, here.

Open your mouth.

What, no, what are you doing?

Just trust me, look that way.

- No.
- Here, yeah, huh?

Alright now eat.

Okay, all we need

is an accordion playing
in the background.

Are you two
gonna keep goofing off

or are you ready to
take food to the table?

So what is the big mystery?

I made spaghetti in
honor of Tom's birthday.

It was his favorite meal.

Tom preferred
staying home with me

and eating my spaghetti
over having a party

or going out to eat.

They don't make 'em
like Tom anymore.

No offense
meant Oliver.

Oh, none taken.

Have you thought
about dating though?

No.

It's different when you're
with the right person.

I don't need to
date anyone else.

No, I'll see him soon enough.

Well, I'm gonna leave
the two of you to dinner

and I'm gonna go
visit my husband.

That was sweet.

And kinda sad.

I envy them.

Oh, you make it sound like

it's something
you'll never have.

Oh, stop.

Where's the pasta sauce?

Over there.

What?

It's okay.

It's okay.

I'm not okay Laura.

When I was in Iraq it was...

A few of us got orders
to set up a perimeter.

My buddies and me.

It's hot there.

The heat hits you in
the face like a brick.

You can barely breathe,
you can barely see.

I heard all hell breaking loose.

Machines guns, artillery, RPGs.

There was a crowd
coming towards us.

We yelled at them to stay back.

But there was too many of them.

And the people started
scrambling and I only had

a second or so to see
whether any of them had guns.

We had a very strict policy
on not engaging civilians.

I remember there
was this one woman.

She was staring at me and
all I could see was her eyes.

She was calling for her husband

and she was trying
to push back me

and I was holding her back.

I shoulda kept my eyes open.

The next thing I
knew an RPG went off.

My buddy Ramirez, he was there.

Then he was gone.

Then I felt this
stinging on my face,

on my hair, I was on fire.

Then I fell over.

And they were on me,
pecking at me like birds.

People, punching me,
slapping me, spitting on me.

And half of my face
was in the sand

and I was almost nose
to nose with O'Donnell,

this farmer from Iowa.

He was ripped in half.

And I kept staring at his face.

His eyes, it was like he
was asking me to help him,

but there was
nothing I could do.

Then I heard the
rumbling of the 50 cal.

Mowing down everyone around me.

Everyone was gone.

Except me.

I remember being looked
at and carried off.

And then darkness.

So every time a glass
breaks or a door slams,

I'm back there.

I keep replaying it in
my mind over and over

like a broken record.

Maybe if I'd paid a
little bit more attention

I could've done something.

My friends wouldn't be dead.

It shoulda been me.

I'm sorry.

Excuse me.

Oliver.

How was your visit?

The day's always hard.

Laura, are you okay?

I'm fine.

I'm not fine.

Well it's Oliver,

he had a rough night.

He told me about
what happened to him

and I don't think he was
ready to talk about it.

Laura I think I
should raise a concern.

Alright.

What is the nature of
your interest in Oliver?

I...

I think I might be starting
to have feelings for him.

And my interests lie
somewhere in that.

I know, I know I
shouldn't feel anything.

He's a patient, but, we
have this connection.

Is it a connection
or is it pity?

Oh I'm not sure.

Laura!

I know, I know.

I'm not gonna tell
you what you should do.

But I don't wanna
see you get hurt.

Or him.

He's been through enough.

He has to get back to his life.

I know.

But, I don't wanna let him go.

Morning.

Good morning.

We need to talk.

That's usually the
universal sign for bad news.

Oh, I just wanted
to let you know,

I need to go back to work.

They need me and I feel
like I should move on.

Wait a minute,
I still need you.

No, no you don't.

Every day you're
better, stronger.

And I feel like I might just
be holding you back now.

I don't understand.

Um,

I think that I,

I think that I might be starting
to have feelings for you

and I'm not supposed to do that.

So I need to get back
to work, back to my life

and so do you.

So I just, I just
wanted to say goodbye.

I'm sorry, I have to go.

Wait, wait, wait.

What if,

what if there was
something more between us?

What do you mean?

What if,

what if I asked you to marry me?

What?

What if I was your husband?

Okay well what do
you mean by that?

If you want me to marry you

so that you have someone
to take care of you,

there must be dozens
of beautiful women

would be willing to do that.

A beautiful woman?

What beautiful woman
would wanna marry me?

I see.

You want me to marry
you because I possess

the special qualification
of being unattractive.

- No Laura.
- I see.

No.

What I meant was that, no
one would ever take the time

to get to know me or to
accept me for who I am.

Who you are.

That's the question, isn't it?

It is.

I know that no one will
ever wanna be with me.

The way that I look.

I just, I thought that
we could live together

and be friends.

I know that I can't offer
you anything more than that.

I'm sorry I hurt your feelings.

Don't be.

It's not like I'm
unaware of how I look.

I guess it was just the shock
of hearing it put so bluntly.

You know you need to
understand something.

If you ever approach a
woman who is unattractive

the way you just
did, remember this:

Okay, even an ugly woman,
as conscious as she may be

of her defects has dreams.

Okay, dreams where she
is lovely and desirable.

And to spare her, to complete
an awakening is a charity.

Laura.

Will you just think about it?

Laura?

Yeah, yes I'm Laura.

You must be Mr. Bradshaw.

It's a pleasure to meet you.

Well I wish it were
under better circumstances.

I must admit it was a surprise

when I received the
phone call from my son

telling me he was
getting married.

It was even more of a
surprise to find out

it wasn't to his fiance.

An explanation please.

Well Oliver and
I have grown close

over the past few months.

And you
actually think he loves you?

I don't know.

I don't mean to
spoil the illusion

but I think we both
know better than that.

Oliver hasn't been
himself since he returned.

You have to know that.

So, what is it?

Why are you doing it?

If it's a matter of money,
I can take care of that.

Wait, you're here to
get rid of me, aren't you?

I'm here to prevent a mistake
that should never happen.

What do you want Laura?

$100,000?

- No.
- A million.

No there isn't any
amount I would take.

Okay, it isn't
about that for me.

Enlighten me please.

I love Oliver.

That's not true.

If you loved him,
you'd know he's in

no position to decide
to get married.

Look, I thought I could leave.

I tried, okay?

But I can't.

Look I don't know what you've
been through Mr. Bradshaw,

and I, I can't imagine
what it must be like

to have a son
injured in the war.

And I know you only wish
what is best for Oliver.

I do.

So do I.

Look, I am a woman of
no great distinction.

Okay, I know I'm not what
many would consider pretty.

I'm not from a family
of great affluence.

When all is said and done,
I'm not sure if my life

will have mattered
to anyone when I die.

But I can tell you this.

Oliver will not be unhappy.

Look, in the short time
that I have known him,

his life has been
better because of me.

He's not the person
he used to be.

And you're right, he's not the
person he's going to be yet.

But, if I can help him
to find himself again,

then, then I think that is
a worthy cause for my life.

Every person has a
value, Mr. Bradshaw,

but that value is not measured
in position or possessions.

A person's value is
measured in love.

And if that is true, then
Oliver is going to be

the richest man in the world.

I don't wanna lose my son.

Oh you won't.

You're a strong woman Laura.

I am.

I'm realizing now that my
coming here is a mistake.

I thought that you
would have more sense.

Oliver's going to do
what he's going to do.

I just want you to know I
don't agree with this decision.

I know.

Take care of my son.

I will.

Why aren't you talking to me?

You know the reason.

No, I don't.

We shouldn't have
gotten married.

Are you giving up already.

I'm not giving up.

Okay, then what is it?

'Cause if you didn't
wanna do this,

then why did you ask
me in the first place?

You're the one who told me.

I married you because I
didn't wanna face the world.

Laura.

What?

I'm sorry.

Don't be.

It's my fault.

I feel like such an idiot.

I don't wanna hurt
you, it's just...

Just what?

I'm doing this for you.

Oh please, spare me.

I've come up with
every rationalization

to justify marrying you.

I didn't wanna be alone.

I wanted someone
to take care of me.

Everything was I, I, I,

- I was being selfish.
- Don't, don't.

Don't lie to me.

I'm not what you want.

I never have been.

You're wrong.

You are the kindest
person I have ever met.

You understand me
better than anyone.

I know how selfish
I've been lately.

The only reason anyone
would wanna marry me

is out of pity.

You're wrong you know.

What do you mean?

I didn't marry
you out of pity.

Then why did you do it?

Because, I love you.

You love me?

Since the moment I met you.

But, Laura.

How could you love me?

You know who I am, you
know what happened to me.

I know and I want
you to be happy.

So, if ending our marriage
will do that, then,

I get it.

No you don't.

Laura.

There are 1001 ways that you
have saved me since I met you.

You're the finest
person I've ever met.

You're smart, you're funny,

you're beautiful.

I'm not.

You are.

You're the most beautiful
woman I've ever met.

Laura, I love you.

I do.

I love you Laura.

That was...

Beautiful.

I love you Oliver.

I love you too.

Sex is great.

No, I know you read
about it and everything,

but oh that was awesome.

I feel pretty good myself.

Seriously?

Um hmm.

Just okay?

You gotta be kidding me.

That was amazing.

Just wait until I
get better at it.

You think you're
up for a challenge?

Yeah.

Alright, I guess
we'll find out.

I guess so.

Where are you going?

Oh, we never had a chance
to eat our wedding cake.

And I don't know what
you're supposed to eat

after making love
for the first time,

but cake sounds kind of amazing.

I'll get a knife.

Here.

Let's do it right.

Aw, very romantic.

Hmm, that's pretty good.

Umm, that's
freaking good cake.

Um hmm.

You know what?

I'm happy.

Me too.

So husband,

see I need to come up with
a better nickname for you.

Husband doesn't
sound quite right.

How about, genius?

Ooo, ooo, ooo, or your highness?

Oh!

How about ass?

I like it.

It fits well.

You know, I always knew
you were gonna be my husband.

You did?

Um hmm.

I know this sounds
silly, but I don't know,

there was something about you,

something about your
face that seemed,

I don't know, familiar.

Like a puzzle piece
that fits right.

You're so handsome Oliver.

What?

Your face, your
scars, they're...

What?

Come on look, look.

I don't understand.

How could, they're,
they're gone.

Okay, that's impossible.

Or it's a miracle, I mean it
could be a miracle, right?

Laura, it's not just me.

Look at yourself.

Oh my God.

Oh my God.

This just doesn't
make any sense.

It doesn't.

I mean this can't
be real, right?

It has to be a
dream or something.

Things like this
aren't possible,

they don't just happen.

They don't, no.

Well then, there has
to be some explanation.

I think I know what it is.

What?

The cottage.

It has to be, right?

The cottage?

Yeah, it's
enchanted, remember?

Oh come on, you don't
believe that the cottage

is actually enchanted, do you?

No, think about it.

All of the happy couples
who've been through here.

It has to be connected
to that in some way.

- Don't you think?
- No.

Okay maybe, I don't know.

Maybe there's
something in the book.

The one that I showed you
when you first visited.

You know what?

Right now, I don't wanna know.

Of course Laura,
is everything okay?

Yes, maybe.

I'm not sure.

Your phone call
had me worried.

What's going on?

Wait, something's different.

Did you do something
to the room?

No.

Hmm.

Something's different.

I don't think you'll be
able to guess this Major.

You're here.

Are you two gonna
keep me in suspense?

What is it that you couldn't
tell me on the telephone?

You might wanna sit down.

Alright, now I'm
really concerned.

We need some advice.

Advice?

I'm not sure how to say this.

You're never going
to believe us.

What?

I'm beautiful.

It's true, she is.

She's absolutely beautiful.

Beautiful, okay.

I don't understand.

Feel my face.

Feel that?

My scars are gone.

How could this have happened?

I don't know.

I'm not sure I
understand everything.

It's starting
to scare me Major.

Why?

Well, I know what I'm
about to say sounds crazy,

but Laura thinks
that we're under a,

I don't know any
other way to say it,

but some sort of
spell or enchantment

and that somehow the cottage
is what allowed it to happen.

What's the cottage
got to do with this?

Well you just felt it.

You said there was
something about the cottage,

that there was something
different about it.

Yes, well I'm not
sure that's what I meant

when I said that.

Let's take a deep breath.

When did this change happen?

Shortly after the wedding.

Almost as soon as we
entered the cottage.

Yeah, it was
right after dinner.

It was a gradual change.

It didn't happen all at once.

I just remember
looking at Laura

and she was so beautiful.

And Oliver's
change was different.

His scars seemed to go away
a little bit at a time.

I have to admit, this is,

it's hard to understand.

But isn't this good?

Yes.

So what's the problem?

Well Laura has it in her head

that if it is some
sort of enchantment,

I can't believe I'm
saying this but,

well then if it is, if
we leave the cottage

it will go away and we'll go
back to the way that we were.

That's why we
wanted to talk to you.

We thought you might
be able to explain it.

Because we can't.

And I mean right, there has to
be some sort of explanation?

Well you know I've
prayed for miracles myself.

I have a faith that if you
believe and if you pray,

anything can happen.

But if I were you, I would
spend less time asking why

and more time enjoying

this incredible gift
you've been given.

As for how long
it's going to last,

well that's one of
life's surprising things.

You never know anything
until you know.

So just be thankful.

You've been given a
gift that no one I know

has ever been given.

I am thankful.

We both are.

Well a miracle has certainly
happened here tonight,

one way or another.

You've given me something quite
remarkable to think about.

I don't think I'm
gonna sleep tonight.

It's not often you get to
ponder real life miracles.

I'm gonna leave you two here.

The last thing you need is me
here during your honeymoon.

Come on Major.

Thanks Major, goodnight.

Goodnight.

So, do you believe his theory?

A heaven sent miracle?

I don't know, do you?

I don't know what to believe.

Me either.

Was it something you
wanna keep a secret?

I don't know that we
could even if we wanted to.

Sooner or later
everyone's gonna find out.

I'd like to tell
my father first.

Sure.

We'll see if he can
come over tomorrow.

Have the Major
talk to him first.

Okay.

Well, 'til then, goodnight
James and Kate Winslow.

Goodnight Jack and Rose.

It doesn't say that.

Don't let go Jack.

Don't ever let go.

You're so cold.

Stop.

Goodnight Oliver
and Laura Bradshaw.

They are my favorite couple.

Mine too.

I'll race you there.

Come in.

Mr. Bradshaw, I presume.

Hello Major.

I didn't expect to see you here.

Oliver called, said he,

wanted to discuss
a family matter.

He asked me to
speak to you first.

What's this about?

Where is he?

Oh, he'll be right down.

He wanted me to prepare you.

For what?

Just some good news.

Do you believe in miracles?

Miracles.

Modern miracles.

Miracles that can
happen to you or to me.

I can't say that I do.

Well if you don't, this
is going to be interesting.

It's what Oliver asked
me to share with you.

A miracle has happened to them.

They can't explain it, but
they've both been touched

by a power beyond what we know.

They've changed.

Changed.

Yes, Oliver is healed.

His injuries are
completely gone.

And Laura, I know that
you did not approve

of his choice of a wife,
but she is as beautiful

as the deepest
meaning of the word.

You don't expect
me to believe that.

I didn't expect
that you would.

But, I've done what was
requested of me anyway.

Mr. Bradshaw, if I
may, a bit of advice.

Your son has come a long
way since he arrived here.

Give him at least the courtesy

of a reserved
response on your part.

I'll keep that in mind.

Thank you.

Oliver, Laura, it's time.

Thanks for coming Dad.

Son.

You've met Laura.

It's nice to see you again.

How's my son
been treating you?

He's been wonderful.

We've been very happy.

Then marriage suits you.

Thank you.

Would you like to have a seat?

Thank you.

So, Hillgrove told
me about this change.

It's amazing, isn't it?

We didn't know what
to make of it at first.

It was actually a bit of an
adjustment getting use to it,

but we've been so happy.

Dad, I know who I am,
I know what I wanna do.

And the first thing I
wanna say is I'm sorry.

I realize I haven't
really been myself lately.

And I want to
apologize for that.

You've reminded me
about my commitments

and I know you've wanted me

to work with you
for a while now,

and I think I'm
ready to do that.

Well that's a
pleasant surprise.

I just have one caveat.

I appreciate that
you sent the Major

to come and speak with
me and so long as we can

dedicate some of our
resources to his work,

I'd like to come
and work with you

and keep the family
business together.

I'd love to help.

Just let us know
what you need Major.

Thank you, I will.

No, it's the least we can do.

It's great to see that
you're feeling better.

I guess I owe thanks
to both of you.

And you too Laura.

I always told Oliver to get
a woman of good character.

This is a good change for him.

He always seemed to have
his on just the pretty ones.

She's a strong woman.

You're lucky to have her.

I'm sorry, but I have to leave.

It's good to see you
on your feet again.

When you finish your
recovery, we'll talk some more

about your plans.

Recovery?

Well we don't have
to talk about that now.

When you're ready, I know
a great plastic surgeon

that can help you
with your scars.

I'm so glad you
reached out to me.

We'll have you back
at 100%, no time.

Well, I

I'm sorry I have to
run Laura, Major.

Good day.

Yeah.

I'm, I'm really happy for you.

Thanks Dad.

Bye.

I don't understand, he
said I still have scars.

And he thought I was.

This doesn't make sense.

Can you see anything?

No.

Do you see my scars at all?

No, I can't.

What about me?

You still look
just as beautiful.

This makes no sense.

Mrs. Minnett!

I'm sorry.

I wanted to protect
you from this.

From what?

I don't understand.

We haven't changed, have we?

Did you always know?

Yes.

I have.

Mrs. Minnett.

Please tell me the truth.

Can you see my scars, my burns.

Or what about Laura,
does she look different?

Has her appearance
changed at all?

No.

Mrs. Minnett, look at us.

There's no change
in our appearance?

None.

Why are you so upset?

Just because I can't see
it or your father can't?

Do you wanna know the secret?

The enchantment that
this cottage holds.

You love each other.

You've fallen in love.

And a man and woman in
love have a gift of sight

that isn't granted
to other people.

Keep your love strong.

Keep it burning.

And I promise you, you'll never
be anything to one another

but handsome and beautiful.

Mrs. Minnett,
care to walk me out?

I would love to.

Thank you Major.

Thank you Major.

Laura.

Look at me.

No matter what happens,
I will always love you.

You're the most beautiful
woman in the world.

Inside and out.

I love you Oliver, I
always have, always will.

You know, we never
got to write our name

on the windows with
the other couples.

Well I guess it's
about time we did.

After you, Mrs. Bradshaw.

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