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[film stock spinning]

[epic music playing]

[footsteps thudding]

Let's see what has your knickers in a knot, shall we?

[footsteps thudding]

-Good morning. -[Trish] Morning.

It's good.

So?

-Is it? -It's a fake.

[Maddie] It's a really good fake.

Truly an artist carved that but more like five years ago.

Not 5,000.

Well, there's more.

The statuette is part of the collector's donation.

Let's see what else we have.

[sighs]

This miniature Sphinx is real alabaster

but it's meant for tourists.

How can you tell?

The signature is in Arabic, not hieroglyphs.

Maddie Turner, this is Brent Weber.

He's an art collector and a philanthropist.

These items are part of a donation that he wishes

to make to the museum.

Maddie Turner, it's an honor to finally meet you.

Thank you.

And thank you for your support.

My wife is really the collector.

I see.

Anything of notable value?

Perhaps aesthetically, depending on your taste.

Unfortunately, nothing of historic value.

Um, what Maddie means to say is that we've

What she means to say is that my wife has collected

some pretty trinkets,

but nothing exhibition-worthy.

[Catherine] I'm sure that if Maddie were to take a second look

at these items, she would find

Don't worry, Catherine.

Have I passed your test, Mr. Weber?

[scoffs]

There is one last item.

Please.

May I?

-Thank you. -You're welcome.

Aging appears authentic.

[Trish] Is it a first edition?

Anything famous?

[Maddie] Looks to me like a travel diary.

Looks like there was nameplate or an inscription

on these missing opening pages but it's damaged.

Oh, here's a date right here, 1796.

Does that add to the value?

Its value could be increased by its contents.

Isn't that right, Mr. Weber?

Well, how will we know?

-We read it. -[sighs]

Unless there are particular pages you'd like me

to examine?

[gasps]

It's real?

That's what I hope you'll find out.

[Catherine scoffs]

[Maddie] There's navigational points, descriptions, drawings.

This is an account of a legendary Lover's Stone

of the island of Cordecil.

Catherine, you wanted to talk to me about a donation?

Yes.

[Catherine] Your continuing generosity would mean everything to the museum.

[Brett] Later this year,

my wife and I will be celebrating

25 years of blissful marriage.

I thought it would be a treat to take her to see this stone.

That's where Dr. Turner comes in.

Oh, well, she's happy to go anywhere.

[Brett] This is my proposal.

If Maddie can find the stone,

I will fully endow the museum.

[laughing]

I mean, who knows, if maybe it's like the stories

and our love will make the stone glow.

I need to start reading.

[Catherine] Yes.

Yes.

[Trish] Yes, me too.

[Trish] Hey, did you know Cordecil means heart of the sky?

Of course, you did.

Not all of us specialized in pre-historic art.

Cordecil.

It's French.

It's a lone little island in a vast ocean of blue sky.

-Uh-hmm. -Well, relatively alone.

I mean, there are other islands but it's more like

Bermuda versus Bahamas.

It's okay.

I trust you.

-I don't need to hear it. -This is for me.

Did you know the island wasn't discovered until the 1700?

You mean discovered by Europeans?

It says tribes from nearby islands

preserved the island as a sacred place, all part of

the mythology surrounding the Lover's Stone.

You're reading that off my book.

-Oh, yeah. -Yeah.

Well, the island has 70 miles of beaches.

Plenty of places for sunset strolls,

moonlit strolls, even possibly

a few sunrise strolls.

It's not about romance.

Says the woman who's searching for something

called the "Lover's Stone".

[Clicks Tongue] Okay.

Well, then how about this?

What do you got?

One second.

See.

[Interviewer] So, tell me about this place.

[Fitz] Well, the Pierre House used to be a boarding house.

It's now bed and breakfast.

Hello, handsome.

What?

I read stories about this guy.

He's famous.

What do you think brings travelers here?

Well, it's just look behind me.

For hundreds of years, travelers have enjoyed the views

that call out to this coast.

[Interviewer] And of course, there's a special stone.

Uh, yes.

That is a myth, unfortunately.

[Interviewer] But isn't it supposed to glow in the presence of true love?

That's part of the myth.

Unfortunately, people never find anything

when they do come in search of the stone.

Here, let me show you the cabanas over here.

[Trish] Do you seriously not recognize him?

Who is he?

The famous entrepreneur/activist.

He doesn't just build luxury hotels, he works

with cities to revive poverty-stricken areas.

Sounds more like a philanthropist

than an activist.

Okay, so you can look at that gorgeous man

and argue terminology with me?

I am only going on this trip for one reason.

I am not interested in anything

extracurricular.

Honey, you need to let romance back in your life.

No, I don't.

What is this?

Hmm, that settles it.

I'm going with you.

Uh, not, unless you can fit in my luggage

over here.

Maddie, Maddie!

Oh!

[Catherine] I'm so glad I caught you.

Hey, I just want to say thank you

for agreeing to go.

It means more than you know.

I'll certainly do my best.

Uh, I don't think you understand.

Maddie, you have to find that stone.

The diary seems promising but there are

missing pages.

Probably important ones.

Maddie, the university cut our funding.

I didn't wanna worry anyone until I exhausted

all of our possible donors,

but I thought you should know.

This is it.

If you don't find that stone and win over the

support of Weber, the museum closes.

I'll find it.

At it.

[Man] Roll it!

Hmm.

-Oh! -Woah!

[sighs]

[birds chirping]

Oh.

Oh!

Sorry!

[Fitz] Isn't that perfect there?

[Alodia] It's very nice.

[Fitz] Don't you think it represents the island, and its culture,

and hundreds of years of his

[Alodia] I said it's very nice.

-Look at what you're doing. -[Fitz] Oh.

Ah-ya-yay.

No, you stay put and keep that foot elevated.

I can do this area.

So can I.

I mean, you taught me.

[Alodia] In that case,

it's time to change the water.

You're spreading more dirt than you are cleaning.

Yes, ma'am.

And since you're going by the kitchen,

a cup of tea.

Yes, ma'am.

[indistinct conversation]

[indistinct conversation]

[Maddie screams]

[Fitz] Oh!

[Fitz] What are you doing down there?

What am I doing?

What are you doing throwing water on

innocent people?

Well, the locals never take that alley,

I'm sorry.

Oh, just tourists then?

Please, I'm looking for the Pierre House.

Yeah.

This is the Pierre House.

Do you want me to scale the wall?

Well, I'd like to see you try.

Hey, if you just go down this alley, veer to the left,

it'll take you to the main entrance.

Thank you.

[sighs]

Alodia!

-We have a guest. -Oh, we do?

-I'm gonna hide. -What are you talking about?

-I'll explain later. -Come back here.

I need you to check them in, okay?

-Please? -No.

No, no, no.

Someone will be with you shortly.

Thank you.

[sighing]

Hello an welcome to the Pierre House.

I know you or seen you.

[Fitz] Yes.

-About outside, uh I'm -Online.

You're the hotel guy who convinces people

to come to Cordecil to find true love.

I prefer to think of myself as a cultural ambassador.

[Maddie] Mhmm.

Now, are you here to celebrate love or are you

looking for it?

[Maddie laughs] No, no.

Neither.

I'm not interested.

Oh, thank you.

Madison.

Or is it Dr. Turner?

Maddie is fine.

Maddie, okay.

So, while we check you in online,

I'll grab your bags.

Okay.

You own the hotel, you grab bags, you mop the floor,

are you

Well, well, the bed-and-breakfast

is on renovation, we're half staffed,

so I fit in where I'm needed.

Follow me.

Let me grab these.

Watch your feet.

-Okay. -Yup.

Here we go.

Your reservation says you're only staying a week.

Wow.

We had bowling champions with luggage lighter than this.

What the heck is in there?

This view really does call out to you, doesn't it?

Please let me know if you need anything.

I made reservations right by the water just like

you asked, okay?

I told Oscar you're on the way.

He's gonna take great care of you, just ask for me.

Thank you, really.

And he'll get the drinks for you, all right?

Oh.

Hey, if you're going out alone, you should take this.

Oh.

That's really good.

The inclusion of shapes and symbols common in

pre-Columbian petroglyphs, it's really what ties the

ancient and the modern.

It's a perfect representation of the island.

Never mind.

Is this a local artist?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Um, the Pierre House is right here.

[Maddie] Uh-huh.

And the shop is well, I can just show you

if you like.

No, it's fine.

Are you sure?

I mean, you know how difficult the island could

be to navigate.

No, I got a map.

-And I can read it. -All right.

-I'll be fine. -Be safe.

Thanks.

[indistinct conversation]

[Mayor Simpson] I know the answer.

All right, let's get started.

Maybe the others will show up eventually.

All right, first, vendors.

Fitz?

Okay.

Well, last year we had 35 craft and artesian vendors,

18 food suppliers.

This year, we have 12 vendors

and 3 suppliers.

Now, I've been reaching out.

I'm sure everybody's just waiting to sign up.

[Chef Paul] That's not nearly enough for participation.

That's interesting, uh Chef Paul.

I don't see your name here on the list,

should we add one more?

Yeah, you should add one more.

-[Chef Paul] Yeah. -All right.

Now, we have five.

I guess some people are just waiting

on a personal invitation?

It's gonna take a lot more than that for everyone else.

The vendors aren't participating because

they don't make enough money.

We need a new draw, something that will bring

more tourists.

Like Talia's idea for the pirates.

No!

Then at this point, it's time we cut our losses.

What do you suggest?

We shut it down.

But we can't shut the festival down,

it's one of the great things about this island,

it's living history.

You're right, it's history.

We can't disappoint the people that are already

planning to attend.

-All 17 of them? -[Mayor Simpson] Okay.

All right.

Maybe Chef Paul has a point here.

The people came to the festival as a pilgrimage,

looking for the Lover's Stone.

-Maybe we could advertise that. -They don't even know

[Mayor Simpson] what that is anymore.

[Chef Paul] I move, we cancel the festival,

allowing us to spend our marketing dollars

more productively.

Okay.

Well, I suggest we take a vote on it.

No, we can't vote.

We need five people for a quorum.

We only needed four before you joined.

[Fitz sighing]

All right, we'll vote next meeting then.

No, listen.

Fitz, that's the best we can do for now.

I mean, we got three days to bring some people in.

Sorry.

Hmm, thank you.

This is a Big Date Restaurant, huh?

Check, please.

[sighs]

[indistinct conversation]

All right, cool.

Thank you.

Whew!

They just wanna cancel the fest, it was just like that.

Don't look at me like that.

Like what?

Like, you looked at me when I was a kid and you had

a job for me.

Oh, you're the boss now.

I would never tell you what to do.

-Yeah. -Mhmm.

Go ahead, say it, whatever it is.

Why did you come here?

I just want to make sure that the Pierre House

is renovated the right way.

We have people.

You have people who could take care of that.

But you have changed your plane ticket twice already.

Why?

I wanted to be here for the festival, okay?

You're trying to get rid of me?

I saw you get your mother's ring out of the safe.

How do you

I can never do anything past you, can I?

[Alodia laughs] Yet, you keep trying.

Oh.

-I'm sure that's not for me. -Right.

We both know you're out of my league.

[Alodia laughs]

Her name is Trina, my business manager.

Well, it's a lovely ring for a woman

you described as your business manager.

Well, we've been together for years now.

We worked really well with each other.

She's got another job offer, so

if I don't do something to make her stay

I'm gonna propose when I get back.

Trina's a lucky girl.

I think I'm gonna go take my nap now.

I'm gonna hang out for a little bit.

[Alodia laughs] What are you waiting for?

Oh, it's not a "what" but a "who".

No.

Could it be the pretty American?

-This island's confusing, okay? -Yeah.

She could be lost.

I want to make sure she gets back safely.

What?

I'm doing my part to improve island tourism.

[Alodia] Ay, Fitz.

You have a wonderful heart.

I will see you later.

All right.

Let me know if you need anything, okay?

I will.

[Fitz clicks tongue]

[Maddie sighs]

Oh.

[Clears throat]

Hey, welcome back.

-Uh, thank you. -[Fitz] Yeah.

It's beautiful, right?

Yeah.

It is.

It makes Pierre House seem like a home.

Special, unique.

[Fitz] That was my goal.

It's nice to come back to.

So did you get lost?

I'm here, aren't I?

Obviously.

[Laughs]

I got so lost.

Even with a map and helpful islanders,

there's no way I can navigate those streets.

Yeah.

These walls are historic and the pathways were

originally designed to ward off looters.

-Pirates? -No.

I'm just saying, if you don't know how to get there,

you'll never find it.

Any strategy for a non-pirate?

Well, tourists usually take guided groups.

Hmm, don't really think that's gonna work.

I have very specific places I need to be.

Like tomorrow, I really want to go to Jleanas Point, which

Tomorrow, Pierre House is offering

a guided tour to Jleanas Point.

Be there at 9:00 out front.

Okay.

Get some rest, you'll need it.

Enjoy your painting.

-Have a good night. -[Maddie] Thanks.

[Randy] Yeah, so.

[Randy] Oh, this is

-[Randy] Hi! -Hi.

I'm Randy.

Maddie.

[Randy] My wife Katie.

We're here on our honeymoon.

[Maddie] Oh, lovely.

What brings you to the island?

Sorry.

Um, is the tour guide always late?

Island time.

You get used to it.

[Katie] Did you bring your beach gear?

[indiscernible speech]

Hey, hey!

So sorry I'm late, guys.

I did not realize that the fire department needed

to uh,

use the truck last all right.

Okay.

Okay, so, I see you four

we'll throw in the backseat and then

put you in shotgun row.

[Katie giggles]

I'm Fitz.

I'll be your tour guide for today.

One second, I'll get these guys situated.

It's a beautiful one, isn't it?

[Fitz] Here, I'll get it for you.

-[Randy] Thank you. -[Fitz] Yeah, no problem.

[Fitz] You just hop on over there.

-[Katie] Oh, thank you. -It's a beautiful day, isn't it?

Get you in good, good, good.

[Randy] Okay.

Should I be surprised that you're a tour guide?

Just be glad I kept the chef on staff, you do not want

to see my cooking.

Come on, let's go.

[Female tourist 1] It's funny that you haven't told me the event

All right, we got the three rules.

Rule number 1:

always use the buddy system, okay?

Yeah, great.

Rule number 2:

apply, apply, apply sunscreen.

And then rule number 3: have fun.

-All right, you guys ready? -Yeah!

-Everybody strapped in? -Yeah!

[Randy laughs]

[Female tourists screams and laughs]

[Randy laughing]

[Randy] All right

So, we're currently driving on the first modern road

on the island.

Oh.

Highway 1.

-Is there a Highway 2? -No!

[Maddie laughs]

Sorry, guys.

Here we are, here we are!

All right, watch your head, you guys,

when you get out, okay?

Oh, I got you.

Get your cameras out.

We are at our first stop.

Did you say "stops"?

What about Jleanas Point?

You didn't read the pamphlet, did you?

No.

[Fitz] Don't worry, we'll get there.

All right, everybody, please stay hydrated, okay?

It's a hot day.

Also, what was rule number two?

Put sunscreen.

Apply, apply, apply, okay?

Great.

[Fitz] There are some indigenous birds up here

to your right, a photo opportunity also.

Um

-[Maddie] It's a beach? -Yeah.

-It's just a beach. -[Randy] Oh, my gosh.

Look at that, hon.

[Fitz] The views, fun in the sun.

-[Fitz] You okay? -[Maddie] Yeah.

Yeah.

I just I really need to get to Jleanas Point.

That's right up the coast, all right?

Is there any way I can get a taxi?

We'll get there this afternoon.

-This afternoon, um -Don't worry.

Wow.

[Randy] Wait!

[indiscernible speech]

Up the coast.

[grunting]

Thank you, Trish.

Jleanas Point.

Thank you, Trish, for the unrealistic hiking boots.

What is this place?

[breathes deeply]

[screaming]

Oh, oh!

Oh.

Oh.

Hey!

Hey!

Hi!

Ugh.

[Fitz] Hold on, guys.

How do you open?

Just have a seat here.

[sighs]

-Oh. -Okay.

I think I just tweaked it a little bit.

All right, this may hurt a little bit, okay?

[Randy] Hey, guys, how's it going?

Oh, sorry.

We're just cooking in the van.

No, it's okay.

I'm sorry, you guys.

I just really wanted to see Jleanas Point.

[Randy] It is a beautiful spot.

You went?

You should have read the pamphlet.

Oh.

Okay.

Let's go.

All right, careful.

There you go.

All right.

[Maddie grunts]

[Fitz] All right, there you go.

-Careful. -Thank you.

-You in? -Yeah.

[Fitz] Oh.

[Maddie] You don't have to walk me back.

[Exhales]

What you pulled today was so dangerous.

Do you could have gotten bitten?

What were you thinking?

You have no business.

I'm sorry. [groans]

Sorry.

That's enough, just sorry.

[Maddie sighs] Okay, look.

I didn't come here as a tourist and I didn't come here

to fall in love, but I am here

to find the Lover's Stone.

Look, people have been looking for it,

forever.

It's a myth.

And I have reason to believe that it's real.

[Fitz] Oh, yeah, you have enough reason to jump on three planes,

two ferries and then wander off into the forest

by yourself, right?

-Yes. -Okay, I'm sorry.

What is this?

Watch your fingers.

Okay.

I'm in.

[Maddie laughs]

Okay.

I thought we'd start with Jleanas Point, then we'll go

to Bartholomew's Lagoon, and then on to

Hyacinth Valley.

Point, valley, lagoon.

I calculated the distances.

I feel like the next road on the right should

[Fitz] Was washed away by the hurricane

two years ago.

Seriously?

I guess I need a new map.

[Fitz] Oh, you just need me as your guide.

So, your plan is to look for this particular stone

in this massive structure of coral?

Yes.

There will be different types of stone.

The Lover's Stone is said to have a shine from within.

Stones don't glow.

Maybe.

Based on the myths, it's most likely a meteorite,

which means it could have a sheen to it.

Or if it were an emerald, it'd make sense

why it's the target of treasure hunters for centuries.

Could be true.

But either way, it's gonna be worth millions.

Yeah, you're the stone expert.

I come back here every time I'm on the island.

Oh, my gosh.

This is incredible.

What is it?

It's an ancient monastery.

People need to preserve this.

This isn't gonna last much longer.

[Fitz] Yeah, it was originally built in the 1700s.

Thank you for taking me here.

[Fitz] Somehow I knew you did it.

-Maddie! -What?

Do you see how far down that is?

You can swim.

[laughs]

[Fitz] There's people like you who romanticized pirates.

Wait a second, people like me?

I agree with you about rewriting history.

Our problem is thinking we already know it.

I mean, were all of those people labeled pirates

actually pirates or consortiums of economic

competition Britain wanted to be rid of?

[Fitz] And sort of what if.

Maybe they were just rebels, seeking independence.

Or how about all the women tried and killed as witches?

Practicing witchcraft?

I don't think so.

But you shouldn't rewrite history for profit.

Agreed.

But my point is, who's Jleana?

Maybe she was a pirate?

-You don't know. -Jleana was a hurricane.

Okay, you do know.

That reshaped this entire island and nobody cares

because they just wanna run around with parrots

on their shoulders and eye patches.

You know, Fitz, it's okay to play every once in a while.

Why do I get the feeling you haven't played

in a really long time.

That is not true.

[Fitz chuckling]

[Maddie laughing]

Conservation of water.

[grunts]

-Whoops! -So, I read a lot of stories

about this myth, they're all different.

Let's sit and rest for a second.

[Maddie exhales]

It's natural in oral tradition.

When the island was involved in wars,

lovers would come from different tribes.

When suffering drought, it was said that one lover

would sacrifice himself to the gods in order to

restore fertility to the soil.

No matter what I've read in all of the myths,

when true lovers touch the stone, it does glow.

Oh.

Hmm.

What?

True love is the biggest myth.

So you don't believe in relationships?

Well, I didn't say that.

I'm about to get engaged to my business manager Trina.

We work really well together.

And I think we'd be really well-suited for marriage.

Yeah.

-Sounds practical. -It is.

And rational.

What?

What?

True love is the greatest force on Earth.

Love is a combination of chemicals

in the brain.

Every thought and idea is a chemical in the brain.

From art to literature to our very actions,

they all start as chemical reactions in the brain.

What's your epic story about love?

I mean, who's the lucky guy back home?

You really want to know?

My ex stole my thesis and claimed it as his own.

Kinda lost all trust after that.

Wow.

Sorry.

So you believe in love just like you believe in

the stone despite the fact that nobody

has seen it in years.

I do because I think that love can bring out the absolute

best in someone.

[squeals]

[laughs]

You know, it takes a really strong heart to experience

that type of pain and still believe in the power of love?

That was romantic.

That was even sentimental.

Don't tell anybody.

I got a reputation to uphold.

[Maddie laughing]

[Fitz chuckling]

You're quiet tonight.

I've just been thinking about my parents

and this place and

how they put everything into making it a success

and it's failing.

Just like their marriage.

[Alodia] Tastes change.

Tourism is fickle, hmm?

I have to find that stone for the hotel.

[Alodia sighs]

I canceled my flight, Alodia.

The island needs me.

Or do you need the island?

[Fitz sighs]

Hey, mom used to look through a bunch of old family

documents from time to time, do we still have those?

Uh, yes, in the library.

I'm gonna see if I can dig something up interesting.

Thanks, Alodia.

[Alodia chuckles]

"According to the legend, Lover's Stone glow

in the presence of true love.

Ever audacious, my bride's hand reached

first but we touch simultaneously

and the light of a thousand stars

erupted from the stone.

Its beauty only surpassed by the reflection

in Anna's eyes.

I confess I forgot all propriety adoring my love.

I pulled Anna into a passionate embrace."

[indistinct conversation]

-Hi. -Hey.

Alodia said you wanted to see me.

Yeah, come in here and check this out.

What is this?

There are old family documents and journals

that go back about a few hundred years.

There could be a reference about the stone

and its location in here.

-Can I see? -Yes, yeah.

[Maddie] Well, this looks like a work rotation

for irrigation during the late 1820

-or something maybe. -[Fitz] Wow.

Yeah, I'm having trouble deciphering

some of the handwriting, soó

This one talks about the festival.

-Really? -Yeah.

I think it's a very first one.

Oh?

Wait.

Your mother's maiden name is Dalton, not Pierre for

Pierre House?

Yeah, my British ancestors.

They bought this place from a French family.

Is that important?

[Maddie chuckles]

Yes.

That means that your family started the festival.

Right here.

Your mom Louise had a grandfather William Dalton

who wrote about his father.

Or maybe that's his grandfather.

It keeps going back to your great-great-great-great.

-Great. -Okay, I get it.

-What's it say? -Your whatever grandfather.

Archibald Dalton started the festival as a tribute

to the woman that he loved.

[Fitz chuckles]

Aw.

He thought the love was

epic as that in myths,

so he began the festival as a part

of their wedding celebration.

Oh.

Grandpa, alas, the true romantic.

Apparently that gene died out.

[Fitz chuckles]

Geez.

What?

He describes how they went to the Lover's Stone

together or with a group.

It lit up for them.

Does it say where?

No.

Only that they used candles.

"Tradition dictated, we blew out the candles once

beside the stone."

So there's a tradition.

Apparently.

In the dark, I took her hand and then I

[laughing]

Oh, I think he added a kiss he wasn't supposed to.

Go, grandpa!

And the stone lit up for us.

Green.

Do you understand how big this is?

The stone is green.

That's what the myth says.

I don't think you realize what a historical

and family treasure all of these records

and journals are.

I don't think I did until now, but thank you

I get the value of it.

Yeah, it's good to know where I come from with this.

But does this help us out?

Maybe, can I read more?

Yeah, It's great to have someone like you

looking through it.

This is so exciting.

And I'm just gonna take it all.

-Sure, yeah. -Okay.

-All right. -I'll get the door.

Let me know what you find.

Oh, this one even has locations written.

Keep me updated.

[Maddie sighs]

[Maddie laughs]

Okay, Chef Paul,

why do I get the sense that you wanna turn this

island into a carnival.

I'm not doing that.

[Chef Paul] No, we just need to go ahead and be successful.

[Fitz] You're physically rewriting history here.

[Chef Paul] I'm not rewriting history.

The pirates are history.

[Fitz] Look, the festival is important.

-[Chef Paul] Yeah. -Okay?

It's so important to this island.

I mean, giving up on it is basically giving up

on ourselves.

Can we not agree?

-We can't do that. -I agree 100%.

[Chef Paul] It's business, Fitz.

Don't you see?

Look, if you're so set against canceling,

then maybe we should reconsider Talia's suggestion

about rebranding with the pirate theme.

-No! -The pirates again.

-Who wants a pirate theme? -Over my dead body.

Well, in my case, I move to cancel.

We cannot cancel the festival.

-I'm sorry. -Hold on, hold on!

He just made a movement and we have a quorum.

[Mayor Simpson] Cancelling the festival say "aye".

All those in favor of canceling the festival, raise your hand.

[Maddie] I have an idea.

Everyone!

[Maddie] Excuse me!

I have an idea.

Do you say "yay"?

I know you.

[Mayor Simpson] How about you?

Because if you

What?

-Well, that's rude. -Sorry.

I have an idea.

[Mayor Simpson] Well, who are you?

I'm Maddie.

It doesn't really matter who I am, but I do have

an idea to save the festival.

Would you like to hear it or not?

Well, we'd be delighted if you can do it

a little more subtly.

I apologize.

Festival of Love,

that's what the cultural festival used to be called.

And it wasn't just for tourists, it was for locals.

There was food, and music, and it was all

about community.

But most of all, it was about

-Love, is that right? -Love!

-Yes. -Yes!

-So it's obvious, right? -[Mayor Simpson] Yup.

We need to restore the name ""Festival of Love"" and really

and really capitalize on the island's legendary status

-as a place to find true love. -Hmm, yes.

-Well -Oh, that sounds great.

It really sounds great.

In the past, they used to have pageants and dancing,

a couple few marriages even.

[laughs]

How do you know all this?

I read.

-A lot. -Oh.

Fitz and I have actually been looking for

the Lover's Stone and we're really close to

finding it.

I just know it.

And if we do, people will come near and far

to see this thing.

Well, I move to adopt the name "Festival of Love".

-Yes? -[Natalia] Yes.

All those in favor of calling it

the Festival of Love say "yay"!

Yay!

-Yay? -Me?

-[Mayor Simpson] Yay? -Yay!

[Mayor Simpson] Yay!

-Boom! -Whoo!

[Mayor Simpson] Let's celebrate love!

[Chef Paul] All right!

[Mayor Simpson] Celebrating love!

[Chef Paul laughing]

[Chef Paul] We got a festival marriage.

[Woman in quorum] Thank you so much.

Oh.

[Fitz scoffs]

You make it a habit to barge in a private meeting?

I was looking for you.

And so you just come in and take over?

I thought I was helping.

-They were about to cancel. -Maybe.

Now, they're definitely not gonna cancel.

And with the unanimous vote.

What is your problem?

You're getting their hopes up.

It was your idea to find the stone for the festival.

That's why you're helping me.

Yeah.

But I wasn't gonna say anything until we found it.

-If we find it. -We will find it.

If we don't?

You discovered something new, didn't you?

Come and see.

Oh, this better be good. Thank you.

Oh.

It's good.

[sighs]

It's in a west-facing location.

Okay.

[Maddie] One of the authors wrote,

"We decided to stay and watch the sunset."

So, "Festival of Love", huh?

Yes.

And it's a good idea.

These journals were a great idea.

I just want to check one more thing.

I cross-checked all the references to the stone

through all the primary sources.

I'm pretty sure it's here.

-Meet you in 10? -Okay.

[Maddie] I'm gonna go change.

This is exciting.

[Fitz laughs]

Hmm.

Okay, this has to be it.

Has to be it.

[heavy breathing]

This is the only way to go.

Over here.

So what are we supposed to be looking for?

Anything that stands out.

I know this is the single file path that

the journal mentioned.

That's what you said the last seven times.

It doesn't go any further.

Why'd you say here again?

Okay, I know I'm reaching but one of the clues

in the journal mentioned seeing the stone

at the crescent.

At first it didn't mean anything until the

west-facing clue, right?

So I looked at a map.

I found the crescent-shaped beach on the west side

of the island and this has to mean something.

Maybe.

I don't know.

Well, please.

If you have any other ideas, I'm trying my best here.

Okay.

Let's eat.

Eat?

[Fitz sighs]

Come on.

Now, before you thank me,

this was Alodia's idea.

Thank you, both.

I can't believe we're the only ones here.

Do you remember the hike that we just took to get here?

Was it really so bad?

What's bad is that you told everybody that we were

gonna find the stone and now I have to

be the one to let them all down.

Hey.

Look, people depend on me here, all right?

You can go home after your piña coladas and tell

everybody you had a good time.

But here, this is my home.

Don't act like you know me.

For your information, if I don't find this stone,

all of my friends back home lose their jobs.

How's that for a good time?

What are you talking about?

The museum I work for lost its funding.

We have a donor who will support us but first

I have to find this stone.

Why?

Because he's a wealthy businessman whose wife

is an art collector.

Apparently, she's obsessed with the island,

especially the stone.

She's read all the myths.

So she thinks this probably

mythological stone is gonna glow in the presence

of their probably mythological true love?

[Maddie] Yeah.

She found this journal and she thinks that there

may be some truth to it.

Apparently, they're still madly in love.

He wants to take her to visit for their 25th

wedding anniversary to see the stone.

That is the worst idea I've ever heard.

It's sweet.

It's sentimental tripe, that's what it is.

I mean, what if we actually do find the stone,

it's not gonna glow for them, regardless

of what you read.

You know, rocks don't glow, right?

Hmm.

So suddenly they're gonna doubt 25 years of

what was apparently a really good marriage?

-It's a grand gesture. -Hmm.

And why does it matter?

Let them be as sentimental as they want.

Isn't that what you want?

Tourists here visiting the stone?

I want tourists, not the drama.

Come on, let's go.

[Fitz sighing]

Will you thank Alodia again

for the sandwiches.

It was really kind of her.

Yeah.

She usually cuts off the crust.

[Maddie] What is that?

Look, I know I haven't been that easy to get along with

but I really do appreciate you helping.

-Should I open it? -Yeah, of course.

Okay.

Really, thank you for, for helping.

Well, in this case, helping you helps me.

I know it's more than that.

But anyway, I just wanna show you my gratitude, so,

yeah, this is for you.

[Maddie gasps]

You can tell this artwork was done with so much love

for the island.

Yeah.

Yeah, somehow I knew you'd appreciate it.

[Maddie] Are you sure you want to give it away?

This is a family legacy.

Well, full disclosure, I have more than one.

But, you know, you made it the "Festival of Love" again?

Yeah.

Please tell me you're getting ready to

go on a date with the gorgeous hotelier.

He fancies himself a cultural ambassador.

[Trish] So you like him?

What?

No.

-He's infuriating. -[Trish] Oh.

I sensed chemistry.

You sense aggravation.

[Trish] Tomato, tomahto.

Wear that outfit I snuck into your suitcase.

[Maddie] Yeah, I saw that.

And this is not dressed up.

It doesn't hurt to show a different side of yourself.

It'll be good for you and for Mr. Cultural ambassador.

It doesn't matter because he's got a fiancée.

[Trish] Trina?

That's his business manager.

Why call her his fiancée?

Because he's about to ask her to marry him.

[Trish] About to be engaged means not yet engaged.

He's disengaged.

No.

he's, uh, he's unengaged.

Man, whatever, he's single.

[sighs]

-[Trish] You care about him. -No, I don't.

He's just passionate about this island

and the cultural festival.

Oh, the island and the festival.

Yeah.

And he really does seem to know his art.

Oh, you more than care about him.

Impossible.

[Trish] Listen, just because one man broke your heart

Stop.

I'm not ready to go there again.

Oh, darling.

You're already there.

[Alodia] Thank you so much for staying at Pierre House.

We hope we will see you again.

Safe travels to you.

Good morning.

I'm unreachable.

We would like to know when you will be

reachable again.

Uh, tell 'em you don't know.

[Alodia] I don't know.

The question is, do you know?

Trina called.

Yeah, I called her back, thank you.

And then there's this.

[Fitz] Oh, it's my good side.

Look, I'll get to this, okay?

I'm looking for a stone.

Are you sure that's the only thing

you're trying to find?

What else would I be trying to find?

Oh, I don't know.

A reason to stay perhaps.

Look, you'll get rid of me soon enough, okay, Alodia?

I promise.

Oh, good morning, Maddie.

Oh, good morning, guys.

-[Fitz] Good morning. -Hey, guys.

Wow.

-You look nice. -Thanks.

Where are you going?

I was gonna go through the journals one more time.

Uh, don't you think you've been thorough enough?

Obviously not.

Haven't found it.

[Fitz] Okay, maybe.

But you could use a day of rest, not another

day of research.

I don't have time.

[Fitz] No time.

I mean, there's no time not too, right?

Oh, uh-hm.

Keep me out of this.

Look, we're both exhausted, okay?

A day of rest and relaxation could be good for us.

We'll come back with fresh eyes.

I'll show you my favorite spot.

If you disagree, you can throw cold water on my head.

Cold, dirty, gross, disgusting mop water?

I mean, is there any other kind?

Come on, let's go.

We got no time to waste.

Bye.

Hmm.

Look, this is my favorite sand dollars.

Oh, pretty.

Ah!

This is the dwarf version.

This is adult.

-Alodia made this? -Yeah.

-What? -Mhmm.

It's gorgeous.

[Fitz] Yeah.

Can't say, you'll have nightmares though.

Oh, it's pretty.

These lanterns light up at night, I should

bring you here.

-Watch it. -Oh.

Hey.

Got any requests.

[indistinct conversation]

You have to steer the ship.

Come on!

Come on now.

Come on, come on!

Can we please not do this?

This right here.

Oh.

-Got you. -I was not expecting that.

No, you're not.

Pirate.

Oh, check that out.

Oh, oh, sharp, careful.

Hi.

-[Attendant] Hi. -Hi.

[Maddie laughing]

Come here you little ditty.

-Hey! -[Boy] Hey.

You look outnumbered.

[laughing]

Sweet.

Yeah.

More pirate digging?

This harbor is the

You're never shortage of food with her.

Yeah.

It's amazing.

She's an excellent cook.

-Oh. -Hey, hey, sorry, yeah.

[Maddie laughs]

Worried about that step?

Yeah, there's that.

So back at it tomorrow?

Bright and early.

I'm gonna have a ton of places to go.

Oh, yeah.

Thank you again for today.

It was

I know.

Good night.

Good night.

-Night. -Yeah.

Oh!

How much we're looking for?

You got your map?

Yup.

Oh!

Speeding up.

-Oh! -Hey!

[squeals]

Oh!

Oh!

We might as well look for the stone right here!

Are you rescuing me?

Oh, I did it.

[laughing]

[Maddie laughing]

No, seriously, a Goliath grouper is

about the size of you.

At least, I'm not the only one wet.

[Trina] There you are, darling.

Oh, Trina, hey.

-What are you -Oh, wait,

-have you seen what I'm wearing? -Yeah.

Sorry, we're a little gross.

It's a long story.

I'm sure it is.

Hi.

I'd like you to meet Dr. Madison Turner.

This is Trina, my business manager.

And girlfriend.

He always forgets that word.

Only because you're a talented

and intelligent woman who should not be defined by

your relationship to me.

He's mentioned you and the G word.

That's great to know.

But, of course, he hasn't mentioned you at all but

that's not a snipe against you, it's against Fitz

'cause he won't answer my calls and only returns

messages when he knows I'm in a meeting.

Maddie is an art historian who's been taking

a new look at the primary source documents

for the Lover's Stone.

Should I know what that is?

-It's -It's

It's a rock that's been written about a lot

in the island's mythology.

-It's most likely a meteorite. -[Fitz] Well, yeah.

It's been lost for quite some time but we're determined

-to find it. -Yeah, we're gonna find it.

Hmm, see, something else you could

have told me about if you'd given me a call back.

Yeah.

But joking aside,

I do have some business that needs your attention.

Hey, it's been a pleasure meeting you, Dr. Turner.

Please.

Maddie and likewise.

It's so nice to meet you.

Uh, I'm gonna go change.

Bye.

Bye now.

-Have a seat. -Uh-hmm.

Uh, so.

-I read the article. -Uh-hmm.

I got your messages.

All of them.

Fitz, we need your vote by Friday.

You've got to come home.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, this is kind of feeling a little more

like home now.

Really, Fitz?

New York is where your home office is.

It's where your board of directors meets.

It's important.

I get it, I know.

But, you know, finding this stone could be

a game-changer for the island.

I mean, that's important too, right?

All right.

If you're staying, I'm staying.

You know, we could have done this weeks ago,

had you said so.

Yeah, I know I haven't said much lately.

No, you haven't.

And there's a lot you could say.

Thank you?

That's not what I meant.

Come on.

Oh, hey.

What do you think of that?

It's perfect, right?

But I thought we talked about having

a uniform decor for all of your hotels,

like establish a brand?

We did.

And then I decided I wanted each hotel

to reflect its local culture, that's my brand.

So you're gonna personally select the artwork

for all of these hotels all over the world?

Now you get it.

Isn't that what decorators are for?

Ugh, decorators.

Hey, now that you're here, I can show you around.

Are you excited?

-I would like that. -Yeah?

Yeah, I'll show you to your suite.

But we're gonna have to talk.

We will talk, promise.

[gasps]

Wait a second.

[gasps]

[laughs]

[gasps]

Oh, my goodness.

Whoo!

Dry hands.

Oh, my gosh.

[sniffles]

Fitz!

Hey!

Wonderful news, all the festival booths are full.

Yeah, it's terrific, right?

Yeah.

Also, um, I wanted to say I'm sorry for all

-the things I said. -Oh.

I thought that you were coming here to polish

your reputation and it turns out that

you're a true son of the island.

Thanks, Chef.

[both chuckling]

Hmm.

That's good to hear.

Please tell me you found something.

Oh, I found more than something.

Really?

Do these look familiar?

Ah, those look like pages from the journal

you brought here.

The journal that's right here, yes.

-Yeah. -It had missing pages.

-Yes. -How?

I don't know how it's possible but,

somehow, I have your great-great-

great-great-great grandfather's journal.

Wow.

I haven't found all the pages yet but his name

is all over the place.

Archibald Rutherford Dalton.

Archibald Rutherford Dalton.

So you prefer the museum to all of this?

No, not really.

If I had my dream job, would be traveling and

researching, writing,

but I have to do this to save my friends' jobs, soó.

I can see that for you.

And what about you?

You left all of this to build your hotel empire?

Why?

Well, because I've always come back.

But I'm gonna move the business here now.

This is home.

Yeah, I didn't realize the importance of this place

to me until now, but you helped, you know.

All of this and the family history.

Yeah.

Um, speaking of family history,

I have more.

Do you see that?

I first thought this was the sun.

It's definitely not.

[Maddie] It's the moon.

[Maddie] And I should have gotten it, crescent moon.

[Maddie] You know what this means, right?

That Iris was a werewolf.

-No? -No.

It means that we're looking for a location

impacted by tides.

This stone can be underwater.

Well, there's only one possibility on the west side

of the island.

Can you snorkel?

Please.

There's some room under here.

Perfect.

-Here, I got this. -[Trina] Hello!

Alodia said I could find you here.

Room for a third?

Yeah.

But, honey, of course, thought you were busy today.

Well, too busy for snorkel, yes, but not

-a day on the boat. -All right.

This sort of fun doesn't happen every day, darling.

Okay.

Well, shall we then?

Yeah.

Fitz got you so fascinated.

I love the play in light.

How it lands on the waves, everything here

is so beautiful.

The sky, the water, even the fish

it's so saturated and alive.

You see with an artist's eye.

-And a historian's, but -Hmm.

For example, that scarf is gorgeous.

Thank you.

It's a

[clicks tongue]

Amélie Ducor's 1956 Parisian line.

I can't believe you know Ducor.

[Maddie] Yeah.

[Trina] She designed so short a time.

This piece was my grandmother's.

That's precious, my grandmother taught me.

[Trina] Fitz thinks I don't understand the importance

of family, of feeling that connection

and belonging.

Clearly, it's the reason why

he can't make himself leave.

But I get it.

Maybe he's just now coming into his own

thoughts about it.

You know I can hear you guys talking about me.

How did you guys meet?

[Trina chuckles]

Oh, that's a long boring story.

I was his tutor, statistics.

You were a terrible tutor.

Hey, but at least you passed.

With flying colors.

[laughter]

And from there, you know,

it's the same old story.

We worked well together, we started seeing each other,

and here we are.

Here we are.

But how about you?

Is there anyone that you can't wait to get home to?

[Maddie groans]

Maddie has sworn off dating.

A bad experience?

Yeah, I guess you could say that.

Mhmm.

Well, Fitz hates it when I get all sentimental.

But I will tell you that

love will find you unexpectedly

when you least expect it.

I think we're gonna miss low tide.

Oh.

[breathing heavily]

[laughs]

That was amazing.

That was soó

So much life.

You see that barracuda?

Yes!

[groaning]

Oh, it was so beautiful.

-Amazing. -Oh, my gosh.

-You found it! -No.

No, sorry.

I thought for a second though, did you?

I know.

-You did, too? -Yeah.

It was so great, it's amazing down there.

I saw you swimming off to a little coral reef.

Yeah, that was just the beginning, right?

Yeah, it turned into this huge,

-Huge massive, -Intersection of

-Yeah. -Like corals, and plants,

and little creatures, it was incredible.

So you thought you found the stone?

-Yeah. -Yeah.

I mean, we saw this green, I don't know,

a luminescent light.

It was coming up through the coral structure.

We first had to figure out how to get to it but

I mean, anyways, I'm sure we found it and

-Yeah. -[Trina] What was it?

-It was just algae. -Algae?

-Oh. -Yeah.

It's bioluminescent algae.

So, where do you look next.

Well, it's low tide now so I don't

Look, I'm not saying this because

I obviously can't deal with anything that's ocean life

but it's a big ocean and a little island.

Your best chance of finding the stone?

Why don't you stick to the land?

You seem troubled, Maddie.

Oh, I'm

I don't know, I just keep feeling

like I'm missing something.

I think you're right, shouldn't have gotten

their hopes up.

Maddie.

Good night.

[Trina sighs]

-I think I need a nightcap. -Yeah.

I know just the thing.

-So I wanted to talk -You know, I've been thinking

[Fitz chuckles]

You first.

Okay.

Um, you know how I've always said I wanted to

move back to the island, right?

Well, maybe that day is now.

You've also said you'd like to learn to tango

and make the perfect omelet.

-Okay. -Maybe that day is now.

You'd never move here.

What are you really asking, Fitz?

Are we having that talk yet?

No, I'm just talking about moving

the whole business here.

If you'd like to work from here, there are ways

to make that possible.

I'm not sure what I want yet.

[Trina scoffs]

But you're sure of what you don't want,

which is why I'm accepting the position

with the Swedish Hotel.

-Wait. -I'm moving.

The first of the month.

Just like that?

I mean, you said you were gonna give

It's been over a month.

You've decided.

Whether you realize it yet or not.

How do you know what I want?

Because it's obvious.

I gave you time here hoping that you would

start to believe in love.

Apparently, it worked.

You fell in love, just not with me.

That's extreme.

Maybe.

Either way,

I'm happy with my decision, Fitz.

And I want you to be happy, too.

[sniffles]

You are a great person.

They're gonna be lucky to have you.

Yes, they absolutely are.

[laughing]

But you're not bad yourself.

Oh, thank you.

Don't worry, I'm gonna stay long enough to help you

get set up, okay?

I appreciate that, Trina.

I really do.

Good night.

-Maddie. -Hi.

I was just looking for water or something.

Uh, I have wine.

I don't think that was meant for me.

It is now.

Okay.

Only if you're gonna drink with me though.

Of course.

Now, let's see.

Oh, I have some glasses.

Hey, how's your foot?

Oh, it's doing much better, thankfully.

Good.

Here you are, my dear.

And some wine.

[Maddie] That'd be great after the day I've had.

Let us have a toast.

To the "Festival of Love".

I don't know about that.

I think everyone's gonna be disappointed.

Oh, lay down that burden.

There's only so much one person can do.

I don't know.

This trip, this place,

it's making me question so much.

Do you think that love is just for fools?

[Alodia] I don't think love discriminates at all.

It's for the foolish and wise alike.

I think that love can be one of the most

powerful forces, but

Maybe there's an enemy of love hiding

in its shadow, hmm?

An enemy of love?

Fear.

Yeah.

Fear.

How did you become so wise, Alodia?

[Alodia laughing]

I have lived and I have loved.

Hmm?

[laughing]

Well, cheers to that one.

Oh, cheers.

I'm gonna take this back to my room,

-but thank you so much. -Absolutely.

You're welcome.

[smooches]

-Have a good night. -Have a good night.

[Alodia] Should I pour another glass?

I think I've had my fill

but I'll sit with you.

[Alodia chuckling]

How much did you overhear?

Love is for the foolish and the wise.

[Alodia] Hmm, good.

I said that for you.

-Who, me? -[Alodia] Mhmm.

[Fitz chuckles]

Fitz, what's really bothering you?

So many things I thought I had figured out

suddenly seemed wrong.

[sighs]

Well, keep questioning.

You'll figure it out, hmm?

And now, I'm going to bed.

[laughs]

Have a good night.

Good night.

[sighs]

Alodia says you missed lunch.

Yeah, I missed something, all right, but

now I know exactly what I missed

and I just need to find it.

I am not following you.

But the festival's tomorrow.

We still have time.

We can find this.

Okay.

And I just want to say whatever happens,

I'm glad that true love brought you here.

What are you talking about?

The donor that since you're here to find the stone

as a gift for his wife, it was a grand gesture.

You're right, it's romantic.

And I reread your book and man, you really have

a storyteller's flair.

You can tell that you wrote it from a place of love.

For the island.

So now, you believe in true love.

Trina should be really thrilled to hear that.

Yeah, Trina left this morning.

We broke up.

My.

What a fine mess.

Okay, so you've been through all these journals,

-you're not missing anything. -I am though.

This book, it mentions a hurricane so bad

that it can cause landslides.

It created Harrington's Islet, they're a bunch of rocks

that you took me to.

-And that helps? -Yes.

I know that sounds bad.

But hurricanes, they don't happen that often, right?

No.

Most hurricanes blew through quick.

So I think that maybe this reshaped the island

and buried the Lover's Stone.

-Or blew it out to sea. -No.

Divers would have found it by now.

It's definitely buried.

But we don't know where.

Yes, we do.

I found it.

What do you mean you found it?

I can't believe this.

So the drawings, they didn't make sense.

They were talking about where they would go to see

the stone but none of the geography matched up.

-But now -This book, it mentions

watching the sunset from Crescent Beach.

This one, it also mentions watching the

sunset from Crescent Beach.

And the erosion from the hurricane exposed

the rocks by the shoreline.

And if you follow that potential path of

the landslides, it brings you right to Jleanas Point.

-To Jleanas Point. -Yes.

All right, we got to hurry.

We're gonna need help.

But what about your dinner?

Oh, we'll just take it with us.

Thank you, Alodia.

We love you, thank you!

-Thank you. -Yeah.

Here you go.

Oh, it's already getting late.

Oh, we got lights, generator, we're covered.

[Fitz exhales]

This is it.

It's a lot of rock.

[Fitz sighs]

That's more than I remember.

[seagulls squawking]

Let's move it.

[Fitz grunting]

[seagulls squawking]

So anywhere.

Backhoe is on its way!

Backhoe?

[Mayor Simpson laughs]

They all laughed at me when I wanted to keep it

after we built Highway 1, said we'd never use it again.

[laughter]

Well, look who's laughing now.

[Fitz] All right, looks like we're finding that stone today.

Hey, no use wasting time waiting.

-All right. -Here we go.

Be careful.

We don't know how deep the stone's buried.

Or exactly where it's at, so

-Okay. -Easy.

Careful there, Alodia.

-You need help with that? -I'm good.

-I'm good. -I got this.

You're here for moral support, okay?

Take a seat on there.

[grunting]

Behind the cooler, we got lots of stuff.

I'll go right here.

Here.

Just sit down.

Just sit on the back.

You're moral support.

-I got this. -Ay, mijo.

[Chef Paul] Teamwork, teamwork.

Yeah, Mayor Simpson, where is that backhoe

we been waitin' on?

What do you mean no gas?

Too good to be true.

How long?

Okay, get on it.

All right, so, see you in a bit.

I'm gonna go check that backhoe thing up.

I'm going with you.

Come on, Alodia.

-Let's go. -We have to help them.

No, no, we've been here long enough.

Hustle up!

I'm gonna take her with me.

-Bye. -Thank you.

Bye.

We can't be right, anyway.

We would have found something.

Yeah.

Where else is there to look?

Maybe one other spot.

Call me crazy.

I know.

-You lead the way. -All right.

You might need this.

[Maddie chuckles]

Isn't it amazing how fast things can change?

What?

I just never thought, you know, we'd be here

digging up buried treasure.

Pirate.

Arrr, matey.

[Maddie laughs]

You've been hiding that all along.

Yeah, this is about all I've got in me.

[Maddie laughs]

So, once we find this thing, you gotta hurry back?

I have to hurry back whether we find it or not.

-We're going to find it. -We're gonna find it.

Yes.

[chuckles]

-Keep digging. -Okay.

So, like I was saying about

how a lot has changed, you know.

Yeah.

I just

I've come to realize that

you mean a lot to me.

More than that.

-Oh, my God. -What?

Dig.

-Keep digging. -Yeah.

-See, is this it? -This is amazing!

Oh.

It's amazing.

Have you ever seen anything like this?

[breathing heavily]

I thought it was beautiful before.

I know.

So, listen, like, I just wanna

We should go tell the others.

-God. -Okay, yeah.

Let's tell the others.

Come on, we gotta tell everybody.

Come on, we got to tell everybody.

Come on!

Come on!

[laughter]

Oh, my gosh!

[Fitz] Come on.

-I don't wanna do any of these -I thought it was gonna be

reflective, but did you see it?

You know what that means, right?

-Well, hold on, they're here. -You're right by, right?

You're gonna bring the backhoe.

[overlapping conversation]

-Well? -Woah.

-Ah. -One second.

Well, it's so beautiful, you won't believe it.

[Chef Paul] Congratulations!

[overlapping conversation]

You're welcome.

[Maddie] Oh, thank you so much.

-You're so sweet. -[Alodia] No, thank you.

Thank you, thank you.

Oh, sparkling wine made from island grapes,

it's better than champagne.

-Oh. -That's right.

I have the people standing by

waiting to see the stone, we got to keep it safe

and found.

Yes.

To Maddie, and Fitz, and the Love Festival.

Yes!

[laughter]

Hmm.

Do you mind if I step outside with you just for a second?

-Oh, yeah, sure. -Yeah, just for a second.

We'll be right back.

Maddie, you have to tell us all about it.

It was right under our feet.

And this discovery will go down in history.

It's the most incre

[Fitz] Yeah, but Alodia, she's gonna

Excuse me just for one second.

I'll tell you all about it.

All right.

Hi, what are you guys doing here?

We came to check on how things were going

and to our surprise, we got an invitation

to this celebration.

Oh, the stone is amazing.

It's full of green crystals.

You and your wife are gonna love it.

It's gonna be a special moment.

Is she here?

No.

She's at home but she'll see the stone soon enough.

The green will look fabulous in our library.

What do you mean?

The stone belongs here, Catherine.

Tell him.

What?

I've already arranged with the mayor

and the city council who approved the deal

pending a generous compensation package.

No, you can't do this.

You can't just buy something that's priceless.

Actually, you can.

[Alodia] Yeah, maybe some wedding dresses or maybe

an inspired outfits

-Catherine! -I didn't know.

I didn't know.

I swear, I didn't know.

I don't know if this was his plan all along.

I don't know if he thought it up on the plane

right over here.

I don't know.

I sold the stone.

Mayor, what do you mean?

What do you mean, what do you mean you sold it?

Our new guest offers to cover the cost

of comprehensive infrastructure improvements.

And with your help on the highway renovations,

I realized that we need a whole lot more to fix.

We virtually had a whole constant presence,

-so we might -Mayor, if you needed money,

you could have come to me.

We have to fix this.

I tried to talk him out of it.

I did not know it's not right.

I know it's not but the council agree with it.

-It's what -What about his wife?

What?

-Margot? -Yes.

He loves her.

She is a patron of the arts.

Do you have her number?

I'm sure I do.

Hold on.

Fitz.

Hello?

Hey.

Is this Margot Dalton Weber?

It's Catherine Harvey from the museum.

Did you say Dalton?

-Let me talk to her. -Yeah, but

Hi, Mrs. Weber, this is Dr. Turner.

Do you have a grandfather named William Dalton?

It's your great-uncle.

[chuckles]

Mrs. Weber, do I have a story for you.

What, I don't

All right, that stone, the cultural heritage,

everything about it, the myth, it belongs on this island.

Oh, boy.

Perhaps we acted a little too rash then, huh.

Did you sign papers?

Yeah, yeah, right after the council vote.

Who's the buyer?

Oh, Maddie's museum donor.

Maddie had something to do with this?

You have to ask her.

Oh, boy.

Oh, boy.

Yes, dear, I will wait for you.

No, you're never again without talking to you.

Yes.

I love you, sweetie.

[exhales]

I can't believe what just happened.

You are a vicious negotiator.

Wanna come work for me?

No.

Thank you.

I'll be leaving tomorrow morning,

but I do look forward to reading your report.

My wife is thrilled to connect with a whole new

branch of her family.

All things considered,

I'm pleased with how this all worked out.

Mhmm.

Thank you.

-Fitz. -I can't believe I trusted you.

You lied to me.

-You lied to all of us. -No.

How could you do this?

Of all people,

you know how this feels, you did it anyway.

No, Fitz.

This no, you don't understand.

Fitz!

[Alodia] Oh, there you are.

Hey, you need some help?

Yes, please.

If you could hang those lights up right, right there.

All right.

I knew you needed some help.

So?

Is it the old way?

Maybe from that side, hmm?

All right, it's not clipping.

I mean, you make it look so easier, I can't

How do you do that?

I mean Do you want to

-talk about it? -No.

Okay, that's it, enough.

Come on.

What's going on?

[Fitz sighs]

She's just not who she says she is, Alodia.

How could she do this?

She knows that stone belongs here.

Maybe you should find out her side of the story.

I know her side of the story, she's trying

to save her museum but she betrayed us,

this entire island.

I'm sorry, I don't usually get like this.

You wouldn't be this upset unless you had

feelings for her.

You're in love.

All I have ever wanted is for you to be happy.

But you won't be until you give Maddie a chance

and give yourself a chance too.

Go!

Find her, talk to her, vamos!

You're right, okay.

I'm gonna go find her.

[indistinct speech]

-[Randy] Maddie. -Hi.

-[Katie] How's your knee? -Good as new.

-Oh, good. -Thanks, guys.

[Catherine] I just got off the phone with Brett and he

and his wife have approved the final detail.

That's wonderful for the museum and everything,

-but I'm really trying -Which means

you have a job waiting for you.

Unless, of course, you found more on this island

than the Lover's Stone.

Huh?

I am contemplating to stay.

But I need to find Fitz first.

But not yet, it's starting.

It's starting.

Ladies and gentlemen, if I could have your attention, please,

just for a minute.

I would like to welcome you

to the "Festival of Love"!

[Mayor laughing]

Isn't it a great festival?

-Yes, it is. -[Mayor Simpson] Yes.

And it wouldn't happen without a lot of

hard-working volunteers,

including the festival planning committee.

Can you guys raise your hands, please?

Some of you.

Festival planning committee right here.

And this year, we have one more committee member,

Maddie.

Raise your hand, Maddie.

[Mayor Simpson] Yes.

This young lady has been on our island less than

a week and she's already island-tested and

I think tonight would be a great night.

[Chef Paul] That's right.

Make Maddie an honorary citizen,

of course, now what do you say?

-Yes, absolutely! -What do you say?

Please welcome, big, big welcome!

-[Randy] Go, Maddie! Wooh! -[Mayor Simpson] Okay.

Now, before we get things underway, I have one

announcement to make.

Very important announcement.

Very, very special announcement.

So you know we changed the name

to the "Festival of Love" and there's a very good reason

why, it's because we have

discovered

the Lover's Stone!

-[Chef Paul] Yeah! -[Mayor Simpson] Beautiful.

-[Chef Paul] Woah! -Yes!

Yes!

Now, in conjunction with Catherine Harvey

from the Harland University, could you come up

and say a few words?

Yeah, sure, of course.

Yes, of course.

Of course.

Catherine Harvey, ladies and gentlemen.

[Applauding]

Well, thank you, Mayor Simpson.

Ladies and gentlemen, not only has the Lover's Stone

been found but very, very soon, it will be placed

on display for all of you to see and study right here

on the island of Cordecil.

-[Chef Paul] Thank you. -[Woman in crowd 1] Thank you.

Thank you.

I have arranged for a museum to be built

to house not only the Lover's Stone but also all

of the many treasures that are found on this

beautiful island.

Wow!

Ha-ha!

Isn't that fantastic news?

Isn't that fantastic news?

Keep your hands together for her generosity.

Please, ladies and gentlemen!

You just take all the credit?

Okay.

You get the stone, it's only fair

that I should get something too, Maddie.

This is ridiculous.

It's not open mic now.

Maddie!

Stop, wait!

Please.

Look, I messed up.

I jumped to conclusions and I'm sorry.

Look,

until yesterday, thought that the Lover's Stone

was a myth,

and it's real.

Ladies and gentlemen, Maddie is the reason we found

the Lover's Stone.

It was buried

by a landslide many years ago.

And Maddie, when you came to this island,

[scoffs]

you were a landslide in my life.

Yeah.

I thought I knew where my thoughts were and then

they moved, they shifted, they were here

You're comparing me to mud?

[Fitz] No, I'm not of course, not.

What I'm trying to say

is that I

I love you.

Woah!

I love you.

You don't believe in true love, Fitz.

I didn't.

You said that true love brings out the best in people,

and you were right, I was wrong.

Okay.

I don't know what it's gonna take to get you to stay

on this island.

One thing.

True love.

[Woman in crowd 2] Yeah!

[Randy] Ah!

[Mayor Simpson] Isn't this the best?

The stone is glowing.

The stone is glowing.

Look.

Oh!

[Man in crowd 1] The stone is glowing!

The stone is glowing!

[Chef Paul] Oh.

[Man in crowd 2] It's glowing.

[Maddie chuckles]

Oh, ladies and gentlemen, isn't this the best

"Festival of Love" ever?

Isn't it?

[laughter]

[Mayor Simpson] Now, if anybody else doesn't wanna interrupt me

and I can continue.

So the Lover's Stone is a meteor.

And it's called pallasite.

Handshake.

Ah, thank you so much.

All right, Mr. Weber.

Will you cut the ribbon, untie it for us?

Thank you, Mayor.

But I believe that honor belongs to Maddie.

-Oh. -Oh.

-Oh. -Oh.

[Fitz] Have at it.

[Maddie] No, you're coming with.

-Come on. -Oh, I'll come with you, yeah.

[laughing]

All right, you guys ready?

-Yes! -We're ready.

-1, 2, 3? -[Mayor Simpson] One!

Oh!

-Hey! -Yeah!

[Cheering and laughter]

Oh.

All right, everybody, follow me.

Enjoy.

[Maddie chuckling]

So, what's next?

I don't know.

I think I'm gonna write a book on all the versions

of the Lover's Stone myths.

Well, maybe we can add our love to the story.

Absolutely.

What do you say we go make it shine, huh?

Let's do it.

[indistinct speech]