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Previously on When Calls the Heart...

I don't like the way
I've behaved lately,

especially when it
comes to our friendship.

Friends remain friends.

People are starting to talk about us.

And I said let 'em talk.

I bought this at Christmas

but Faith wasn't able to
come back for the holidays

so it's been just sitting
in my pocket ever since.

CLARA: His name's Wyman Walden.

JESSE: That was the man who
stole mine and Clara's savings.

Stop! Stop!

I now pronounce you husband and wife.

Thank you.

They're for you.

Is this...

It's Florence's bridal bouquet.

Yeah, she wanted you to have them.

I just can't avoid these, can I?

You look cold.

I've got the kettle on if you'd like...

Ye... yeah, that'd be nice. Thank you.

I was just about to
head out on my rounds.

I can't find my gloves.

Oh, I might have an old pair of
Jack's if you'd like me to look...

No. No, it's... it's fine.

I'll be fine after I warm up.

Then while we're waiting on the kettle

why don't you take off your serge?

Hmm?

So I can warm it up for you.

Oh, um... yeah, that would be nice.

How did you come to have this?

Um, well, you uh, you
left the wedding early

and Florence forgot to throw the bouquet

so on her way out of town she
asked me to give them to you.

Thank you.

Isn't Florence due home
today from her honeymoon?

Yes.

I forgot to give them to you.

I remembered when I saw
her at the mercantile.

I used to do this for
Jack on chilly mornings.

That was very nice of Florence.
It's a beautiful bouquet.

Yeah, it is.

I guess she thought that you
were the next one to be married.

This is probably ready now.

Yeah, I should probably head back,

get on with my rounds.

Yeah, this feels better.

Well, thank you for warming me up.

Thank you for the flowers.

[EXHALES]

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All right.

May I have a kiss goodbye, please?

- What's up?
- No?

How about a wave, then?

Nothing?

He's getting independent.

That's one word for it.

Thank you so much for
covering for Laura, Robert.

I know this is your first
time alone with Jack,

so if you need me don't hesitate
to find me at the school.

Yes, ma'am. But you
have no need to worry.

I'm always the right man for the job.

[LAUGHS]

Henry.

Heard from your son lately?

Well, he's... he's written me twice,

which is twice more than I expected.

Making up for lost time, I guess.

I suppose so.

What about you?

I hear one rumor that you're staying

and the other that you're leaving.

Have you ever had
something tug at you so hard

that you knew that
no matter what you did

it's only a matter of
time before you gave in?

Indeed I have.

All I've ever wanted is to be a surgeon.

I can't do that here.

The offer that I received from Baltimore

is just too good to turn down.

So you're leaving then?

I'd forever feel like
I settled if I stay.

And that'd be no good to anybody.

Even Faith, who believes even
more than I do that I should go.

The only thing to do now
is ask her to marry me

and have her come along.

Good luck, Carson.

Ready to go for our last ride, bud?

Aw, why the long face?

- [CHUCKLES]
- Carson knows how you feel.

What makes you think
he'll ask you to marry him

and move to Baltimore?

It was Florence and Ned's wedding.

Ah.

Weddings can be an aphrodisiac.

There's love, or at
least romance in the air,

and before you know it
everyone's proposing to anyone.

[LAUGHS]

That happened to me once.

You were engaged?

We met at the wedding
of a mutual friend.

We were head over heels for each
other at the beginning, but...

people change.

He's the reason I went home.

He'd been asking my family about me

and I guess a part of me wanted to see

if there was still a connection, but...

contrary to what my
parents may have wished for,

nobody can buy my affection.

So I ended things for good.

Wow.

How do you feel now?

[SIGHS]

Like I can breathe again.

Like... I'm open to finding love.

- [GRUNTS]
- What are you talking about?

Well, it's no secret that Jesse and I

have had our own struggles.

And you think Ned and I are
experiencing marital discord?

You're the only one
returning from your honeymoon.

I'm just letting you know
my shoulder is available.

Clara, as much as I
appreciate the gesture,

as I told you Ned stayed behind
to attend to some business.

Uh-huh.

[GRUNTS]

Don't say I didn't try.

Put this on the café's account?

- You bet I will.
- Mmm-hmm.

Good day.

I'm glad you enjoy working
in the café the way you do.

Oh, I do, especially today.

What's special about today?

We're moving and Joseph is
unloading that wagon without me.

Well, I can certainly
give him a hand with that.

Oh, Bill, that isn't necessary.

It'd be no problem at all.

Oh, let me help you with that.

Oh, I have it.

In fact, it seems like
it's almost gotten lighter.

- Uh-oh.
- What?

You sprang a leak.

Oh!

I'll get the broom and the dust pan.

Could you spare me for a few minutes?

I'll be right back.

Of course.

Minnie?

[DOOR OPENS, CLOSES]

- You be safe.
- I will.

- Ok. All right.
- I will.

See ya.

Lee, let me ask you something.

He's always driving like he's
an hour late to get somewhere.

Take it easy on that accelerator, ok?

Slow down!

Morning, Minnie.

Ok.

How far do you think it is

from town to the
Canfield's old cabin, hmm?

Uh, I don't know, I'd say
maybe two or three miles.

Oh.

I wish Jesse had taken a
horse instead of my car.

Never listens to me.

Anyway, I gotta get to work.

What is a Wyman Walden?

Wyman Walden.

It's the man Jesse said
stole all their savings.

Right.

Right. I just assumed,
because it was here on my desk,

that maybe it had something
to do with my work.

Oh.

Hmm.

Listen, sweetheart,

would you mind if I put
your notepad right here?

Well, of course not. It is your office.

Mmm.

Is this the map that I was working on?

Oh, no. I put that over on your desk

so I'd have more room for
the map that I'm reading.

- Mmm-hmm.
- Mmm-hmm.

Hmm?

- LEE: Ah.
- Oh.

Uh...

Oh, whoops. Wrong plug. Sorry.

Mmm.

I could use a little light.

Mmm.

Mmm-hmm.

Ok!

Lee?

I'm gonna go talk to Joseph.

Oh.

Mmm-hmm. Yep.

Are you sure you don't
wanna take a break?

Have lunch with me?

I can't, Lucas. I'm sorry.

Here, allow me.

I'm not very good company
right now, I'm sorry.

You're working, I understand.

I just... I thought
I'd come by on a whim.

Lucas, the reason I
left the wedding early?

I asked Nathan if he
would step outside with me

so I could tell him that I
don't blame him for Jack's death.

Why didn't you come back inside after?

I had no intention of bringing this up.

You didn't even say goodbye.

I don't know why I... Nathan and I...

He's back.

The school inspector.

I'll let you two talk.

Minnie.

Mr. Landis is here?

In the café, having breakfast.

Augustus comes by at the start
of every school year to...

to feel important.

But he really has no authority here

so there's nothing
for you to worry about.

Are you certain?

Angela's heart will be broken

if she doesn't start the school
year with the other students.

I promise you.

Everything is going to be fine.

Thank you.

[SIGHS]

Joseph, I could really use your help.

- We could, too.
- Oh, but my back...

There are some lighter items.

Listen, I don't wanna have to
beg but I will if I have to.

It just... when I get down
on my hands and knees...

Your back, your back.
We know, your back.

I'd have to give Lucas some
time to find a replacement,

but I'd very much like
to come work with you.

Oh, that's fantastic!

You won't regret it, I promise.

I wouldn't be so sure.

Listen, I gotta get back to the office

but you are gonna do great
things at Coulter Lumber,

I just know it. See you later!

Lee! Hey!

MR. LANDIS: You do.

You create a warm and inviting
schoolhouse for your students.

I try, Mr. Landis.

Is there a reason that you're here?

I have a lot to get done.

Do you regard me as so unwelcome

that the few times I stop by you...

you can't wait for me to leave?

I don't regard you as
unwelcome, I just...

I am protective of my
school and of my students,

and to be perfectly honest with you,

I have no desire to become a part of

the Valley School District.

I understand, but as
the area begins to grow,

as it is already happening-

My schoolhouse can accommodate
at least another dozen students.

Which is well below
the 100 or so students

we are expecting next year.

How is that possible?

Right here in the County's
Board of Education report.

I'm staying overnight
at the Queen of Hearts

if you have any questions.

Good day.

Hmm.

Oh, never mind, Florence,
he just walked in.

Thank you.

Lee, how would you like to drive out

to the Canfield's old
cabin with me, hmm?

They already moved.

- Yes, I know, but...
- Sweetheart, did you rearrange stuff?

Oh, yes.

I hope you don't mind.

So, would you like to
take a drive with me?

We gave Jesse the car, remember?

Oh, rats.

Well, I guess I'll have to ride.

I haven't been on a
horse in quite some time.

I suppose it's like riding a bike.

You never forget.

Care to join me, hmm?

As much as I would love to,

I really do need to get some work done.

Oh, well, c'est la vie.

I wanna go out and see
if I can find any clues

as to what's going on
with all these business

and real estate transactions.

No one seems to know what's what and,

well, it's just the darnedest thing.

Mmm.

Darnedest thing.

- Oh.
- After you.

Thank you.

Hi.

- Have a seat.
- Oh.

Wow.

I'm gonna ask Minnie about the specials.

Be right back.

Minnie, I'm here with Faith.

Yes.

- Oh.
- I'm finally ready to propose.

But I need your help surprising Faith.

What did you have in mind?

Ok. Here's what I'm thinking...

I think this is it.

Oh, my goodness. Really?

Clara, what do I do?

Wait, what are we talking about?

I think Carson's about to propose.

Oh, my goodness.

Really?

This is what he gave me.

Bill, I need you to find a way
to stop this from happening.

Just give me a moment.

You know, I glanced over the file

if you need me to tell you what it says.

- Are you an attorney?
- No.

Isn't that why you came to me?

- Yes, but...
- A moment?

You know, the County has been trying

to bring our school under its juri...

Why don't I... give you a moment?

I have a town business
owner's meeting in a bit.

I'll get back to you
just as soon as possible.

Thank you, Bill.

[EXHALES]

[HOOF-STEPS APPROACHING]

I wanted to tell you earlier

just how much it means to me
what you said at the wedding.

You don't blame me for Jack's death.

Well, I'm glad, and I hope
we're able to put this behind us.

NATHAN: Have a good day.

Oh, look, I found my gloves.

Lucas?

I meant to tell you that Mike Hickam

asked for a couple of days off.

It's your company to run, Henry.

He's uh, he's a good man.

I trust him with running
the entire operation.

You do what you think's right.

Afternoon.

Hello again.

How may I help you?

I was looking to get a haircut.

Won't you sit down?

I didn't get back to Union City.

Hmm?

Oh, the last time I was here.

You told me the uh, shop was closed

and you directed me to
the next nearest barber.

Yes, I recall now.

No, you recognized me
the moment I walked in.

You told me that you also own this shop.

- I was protecting my interest.
- You have no interest.

You rent.

I don't like being intimidated
so I'll ask you to leave.

Hmph.

Well, if you wanna stick around and work

after I buy this place from Mr. Weaver

you're more than welcome.

My business card.

Woah.

- [TWIG SNAPS]
- [GUNS SHOT]

[HORSE WHINNIES]

Ugh!!!

Ma'am.

I don't need your assistance.

[WINCES]

Thank you.

I apologize on behalf of my officer.

He can be a bit uh... zealous.

All in all not a bad quality, I suppose.

Unless it's your horse he spooks.

I'd like to be on my way,
if it's all right with you.

Of course.

Again, no harm intended,
but this is private property.

Yes, I know the previous owners.

Who did you say owns it now?

Have a nice day, ma'am.

Ya!

There you are. Where have you been?

Is there a problem?

Yeah, that man Jesse tried chasing down,

the one who ran off with
his and Clara's money,

he's back in town.

Where is he?

The saloon. Here's his business card.

You got his business card?

Yeah. Let's go.

I do appreciate your
time as business owners,

but I do believe that what I have to say

will be more than worth your while.

Mr. Walden?

Wyman Walden?

Yes, Constable.

Come with me, please.

Folks, to be continued.

My job offer still stands.

This is not my fault!

No one's saying it is.

Please tell me you've found it.

We're still looking.

I have been carrying that ring
in my pocket for over a month

and now that I'm finally
ready to give it to Faith

it disappears?

It hasn't disappeared.

You're right. It's lost.

The pudding!

Minnie said she left the ring
right there on the sideboard

where I took the sugar
down to make the pudding.

Oh!

Carson?

- Faith.
- What are you doing?

Having some dessert?

He loves Clara's pudding.

He really does.

I just saw Rosemary
head into the infirmary

so I'm gonna go see what's wrong.

I will be right behind you.

Please, find the ring.

I'm a simple business
man out of Union City.

[PHONE RINGS]

Mountie Police.

Florence.

I'll... I'll be right there.

I have to step out.

Until I get back...

Constable, is this necessary?

Just have a seat.

For once it's me on the
exam table instead of you.

- Isn't that funny?
- No. No, not funny.

Any pain when I press here?

No, but I did hit the
ground with quite a wallop.

That must have been quite frightening.

I should have been there with you.

It could have been much worse.

You're right, it could have been.

[DOOR OPENS]

- What happened?
- ROSEMARY: I fell off my horse.

That is not true, you did
not fall off your horse.

Some goon fired a
warning shot into the air

and spooked your horse.

I'm fine, just a little shaken.

Where did this happen?

At the Canfield's old cabin.

There were three men there.

You can't miss them, they're Pinkertons.

Hello?

Flo?

Everything all right?

[SIGHS]

I've been trying to reach Ned all day,

I haven't been able to get through.

Well, I guess you'll
have to keep trying.

You're right.

Let me get you your mail.

Thank you.

[DOOR OPENS, CLOSES]

Henry, where can I find Mike?

Oh, he uh, took a couple
of days to himself.

Oh. That explains it.

Florence, do you mind if I go in
the back and use the telephone?

Not at all.

Here you are.

Thank you so much.

This is Fiona Miller from Hope Valley.

I'd like to place a
call to San Francisco.

Yes, thank you.

Given current census numbers
against projected growth,

the County is citing
their imminent domain

when it comes to re-districting.

Bill, you've already pointed
out I'm not an attorney.

The County can shut you down.

When?

Well, it'd be a while.

They need the students
to justify their position.

Now, the town council can handle
this if it becomes an issue

but you have a more immediate problem.

I do?

Buried in this document is a subsection

stating that you need to be credentialed

in order to teach
children who are blind.

I take it you're not credentialed?

No, but I will be.

Elizabeth, if you start
the school year out

with Angela Canfield in your
class, the way I read it,

they can remove you immediately.

Who will teach the children?

Well, the Board would
find another teacher

or maybe close the school down.

Until this goes to trial,

other arrangements
would have to be made.

I can tell already I can't
stand these County people.

Anyway, if you choose
to fight this just know

I'll be right next to
you every step of the way.

Thank you, Bill.

- Good afternoon.
- Mountie.

It's Constable Grant.

Special Officer Spurlock.

I don't suppose you know
anything about a woman

being thrown from her horse?

There was an incident earlier.

A young woman rode up and my
deputy fired a warning shot.

Unfortunately, the horse was
skittish and she was thrown.

Do you know how she's doing?

Was the warning shot necessary?

I have an eager beaver over there.

Perhaps asking her to leave

might have been more appropriate.

I don't tell you how to do your job.

This is private property

and we've been hired to look after it.

I don't suppose you'd tell me by who.

Are you and I headed for trouble?

You can count on it.

Here you are.

[STARTLED GASP] Lucas.

Is everything all right?

I'm not sure.

Would you excuse me?

Of course.

Mr. Landis.

Can we talk?

I like getting in at least
one walk a day, Mrs. Thornton,

and I'm hoping to finish this one

before it begins raining.

Are you expecting rain or just
a difficult conversation with me?

You take the time you
need, Mrs. Thornton.

I want you to make the case
that you wish to present.

This is about your proposal.

The County Board of
Education's proposal.

I'm simply the one charged
with its implementation.

If someday the Jack Thornton
school is required to come

under the County's jurisdiction...

Which would be for the
benefit of the students.

Then I think we should
start working together now

to ensure it is for
the students' benefit.

And that means each and
every one of them, Mr. Landis.

Mrs. Thornton, you may think
of me as merely a bureaucrat

but I was a teacher once, too.

And now I do this job
because I wanna see children

receiving the best education possible.

Good. Good.

Look, I will be credentialed
to teach Angela Canfield

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

I'm sure you will.

But my problem is not
with you, Mrs. Thornton,

so much as it is with her.

Her condition will
undoubtedly hold others back,

either by you or her fellow
students being required

to give her extra time,
and that cannot be allowed.

[THUNDER ROLLS]

If you wish, Mrs. Thornton,

we may speak more about this tomorrow.

You're going to need this.

That's a start.

I think.

[THUNDER ROLLS]

I am so angry.

The injustice of it all!

I don't know about that.

Walden is down the street in the jail.

I would call that justice.

Think about Clara and Jesse,

and who knows how many other people

he's taken advantage of, hmm?

That reminds me, Jesse's not back yet.

Oh. Do you know where that liniment is

that Faith gave me for my back?

Yeah, I put it on your desk.

- Why, is your back bothering you?
- A little bit.

- Lee?
- Mmm-hmm.

Did you just say this was my desk?

I did.

Because, well, after
wondering for so long,

I think I know what it
is that I want to do.

Please, I am all ears.

I want to start a newspaper.

[CLAPS] Hah! That's fantastic.

It's perfect, because you are smart,

you're intuitive, you're hardworking...

- I'm a little bit nosy.
- A lot a bit nosy.

[LAUGHS]

I think it's high time Hope
Valley had a newspaper again.

I couldn't agree more.

Ah, that's fantastic.

- [DOOR OPENS]
- Lee!

Where is Jesse?!

Clara, it would be foolish to head out

in this weather tonight.

- Nathan, please.
- Jesse's smart.

He can survive in the woods.

I'll put together a search party

and we'll head out at first light.

Clara, I'm gonna walk
you back to the café, ok?

All right.

Is that him?

Let's just go. Come on.

You took our money!

Everything my husband and I worked for.

Ma'am, if I could ask your name?

Clara.

Flynn.

Jesse Flynn. That's your husband.

Constable, if you'd allow,

I'd like to explain my
dealings with her husband.

You still haven't found the ring?

No, and in some sort of upside-down way

it sums up how I feel about
getting ready to leave.

How's that?

A picture perfect
town, faithful friends,

a wonderful woman,

but try as I might, that
brass ring eluded me.

[THUNDER ROLLS]

Have you ever felt like that?

A few times.

What'd you do to get past it?

I moved on.

The way it sounds like you are.

Looking for a new way,
ready for a fresh start.

So then, Lucas, you think I'm
doing the right thing here?

It's not for me to say.

Faith knows I love her.

If she wanted to be married to me

she wouldn't need a proposal or a ring.

No, I think that it
just wasn't meant to be.

[THUNDER ROLLS]

ELIZABETH: Did that thunder wake you?

Why don't we get snuggled up
under this blanket together?

Nice and cozy and warm.

Just you and I.

♪ Over in Killarney, ♪

♪ many years ago, ♪

♪ my mother sang this song to me ♪

♪ in tone so sweet and low, ♪

♪ too-rah-loo-rah-loo-rah, ♪

♪ too-rah-loo-rah-lai, ♪

♪ too-rah-loo-rah-loo-rah, ♪

♪ hush now, don't you cry. ♪

- Good morning.
- Elizabeth.

Did you make those yourself?

I did. I did.

I thought I'd surprise
Minnie for when she came home.

Oh, that's very nice of you.

Does she like working at the café?

Oh, very much.

We're all settling in.

Say, how's Rosemary doing?

Why?

Has something happened?

[TYPEWRITER CLACKING]

Are you all right?

Joseph told me what happened.

Oh, well... I suppose I'm
over the initial shock.

I'm on to focusing on my writing.

I've decided to re-start the town paper.

Rosemary, that's wonderful.

You're doing something meaningful.

Something important.

Isn't that what you told me you wanted?

Well, I'm happy for you.

- Thank you.
- I should...

Sorry?

Uh, nothing.

[DOOR CLOSES]

I told him not to drive.

The question is, which way did Jesse go?

Well, knowing him he probably
continued up the mountain

to finish his survey and
just forgot about the car.

Well, let's use this break in
the weather to map out a plan.

Ok.

Woah.

That's quite a nice set of clubs.

Actually, I was looking to trade up.

Well, that's an expensive proposition.

It's not so bad. And I can afford it.

In fact, why don't you keep those?

Oh, I don't think I can do that.

Some might think it a bribe.

Consider it a peace offering,

for coming into town
and kicking up dust.

And for seeing to my release.

Well, let me be clear,
you're being released

because you made good with the
Flynns by returning their money.

Refunding their money.

That was a legitimate
investment with Jesse Flynn.

And when he sees Hope Valley

become the boom town it's bound to be,

he'll regret not being part of it.

What makes you so cocksure
that our town council's

gonna allow you and
your partners to waltz in

and build a factory on
the edge of Hope Valley?

Jobs bring people.

People mean growth,
and growth means money.

I don't suppose the company you work for

knows that you've been
snapping up businesses

on the side, lining your own pocket.

Anyone can do what I'm doing.

It's called the entrepreneurial spirit.

I call it greed.

You wanna see greed? Just wait.

Get out.

[SIGHS]

Mr. Landis.

I was afraid you'd left.

Not yet, Mrs. Thornton.

As I told you, I like getting
in at least one brisk walk a day.

You also told me that you
believe children should get

the best education possible.

That's correct.

Then let's discuss Angela Canfield.

I will repeat my concern from yesterday,

that a single student can
hold back an entire class.

That won't happen.

Please.

Allow me to teach a very
excited, very bright,

very capable young girl

who's never known what it means

to attend a school with other children.

Is that what you intend
to do, despite my response?

I'd be lying if I told you no.

Well, thank you for your honesty.

I'll be staying then, Mrs. Thornton,

to see that you are shut down.

Oh, Fiona, I thought for sure
he was gonna ask me to marry him.

Well, have you changed your mind?

No, I don't think so.

Even though things here seem like

they're being turned upside-down,

I know in my heart I'm making
the right decision to stay.

When I stepped off that
stagecoach from San Francisco

I was so happy.

Seeing the town and good friends.

To Hope Valley.

To Hope Valley.

[CLINK]

[LAUGHS]

CLARA: Just tell me that he's all right.

LEE: We don't know.

We did locate my car, though.

It's uh, stuck on a muddy logging road

halfway up the mountain.

But don't worry,

they're gonna resume the search
first thing in the morning.

Why aren't there more men up there?

Henry, Bill and Lucas?

There's already a lot of men up there.

It's a very dangerous mountain.

If you're not familiar
with the drop-offs

or the terrain it...

Listen, Jesse knows that mountain

like the back of his hand.

He's gonna be fine.

We've spent so much time
bickering, and for what?

I just want him safe, Lee.

I want him home.

I know. Come here.

He's gonna be fine.

You'll see.

[KNOCKING]

I'm sorry for stopping by so late.

Please come in.

Elizabeth, you've always maintained
that love is worth fighting for.

And that includes when
it needs defending.

- Lucas, come in.
- Allow me to finish.

Please.

I appreciate your telling
me that you took Nathan aside

to assure him he wasn't
to blame for Jack's death.

But I have to admit I
witnessed the discussion.

I also noticed his
horse here the other day.

And while I'm not resentful,
from what I've seen,

and from what you've told me,

I believe that you and Nathan still...

- Lucas...
- Love is not just an emotion.

It's also an act of will.

It can't be demanded.
It can't be forced.

I want you to find your true love.

And in order to do that, I want...

I need to set you free.

[GASPS]

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