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(gentle music)

(crickets chirping)

("Sometimes We Bleed")

♪ 'Cause sometimes we smile ♪

♪ And sometimes we bleed ♪

♪ Could you never plan on flying ♪

♪ If you're too afraid to fall ♪

♪ Don't you worry about nothing that ♪

♪ Oh ♪

(dashboard chiming)

Great, just what I need.

[Announcer] That was Jimmy DeTalente

and the Electric Revival.

You're listening to WCHP The Rock.

Hey, it looks like there's a chance of rain

and thunderstorms tonight,

especially if you're in or around the Hope Springs area.

Perfect.

(phone ringing) (phone buzzing)

Just leave me alone!

(thunder rumbling)

Oh, man.

I can make it.

(thunder crackles)

Okay, Dream Motel, it is.

(elegant piano music)

(bell rings)

What does anyone have to do to get service around here?

Can I help you? (thunder rumbling)

Yeah.

I'm just looking for a room for the night.

Mm.

Not the nicest of nights, is it?

Terrible storm coming through.

The temperatures are dropping really fast.

So do you have a room?

Oh, I'm sorry.

Hang on just a second.

Here.

You might use those later.

So you want a room, then?

You're in luck, we have lots.

So just you?

Yeah, just me.

And just one room?

Yup, just one room.

Well, let's get just a little bit of information from you,

and we will be all set.

Oh, you should know that your room comes with free Wi-Fi,

free cable, and free local telephone calls.

There's also pastries and coffee

in the lobby in the morning.

Fine.

Oh, I almost forgot, do you accept credit cards?

I'm all out of cash.

Let's not worry about that tonight.

You're obviously trying to get in from the cold.

Your room is number 147.

It's the best room in the motel if I do say so myself.

It's down the hall and to your right.

You can't miss it.

And if you need anything, just let me know.

Thanks.

(gentle piano music)

Home sweet home.

(elegant music)

[Woman] Well, maybe now, we need that more than ever.

(door thuds)

(Jennifer sighs) - Look at me.

You do whatever you feel you have to do,

but you leave me out of it.

[Brad] Hey, Jen.

It's Brad.

Hey, listen, I've been thinking it over

and I really think you're doing the right thing.

We're too young to have a kid.

I mean, we're barely out of high school

and we don't need this.

I don't need this.

[Announcer] Message deleted.

The next message.

Hello, Miss Hurley, this is Dr. Channing's secretary

from the Midpoint Family Planning Center.

I'm just calling to confirm your appointment

for tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 p.m.

If you could please arrive 15 minutes early,

we can get any last bits of paperwork filled out.

Also, Dr. Channing wanted me to let you know

that the procedure itself shouldn't take too long,

and that a counselor will be available afterwards

should you need to speak to someone.

Thank you.

[Announcer] The next message.

[Mother] Hey, darling, it's Mom.

I wish we could've talked things through some more.

Your news just came as a bit of a shock at first.

But I just want you to know that whatever you decide to do,

I'm here for you.

And about your dad,

well, honey, it's just gonna take him some time.

You've always been his little girl.

Let's sit down and talk, and have some coffee.

I'll make my special blend.

I know you love it.

But please, please don't make any rash decisions, honey.

Call me.

I love you.

[Announcer] End of messages.

(gentle music)

(sighs)

(footsteps pattering)

(knocking)

What the?

(bird chirping)

(gentle piano music)

What's going on?

Where am I?

Excuse me, sir, where am I?

[Man] Well, you are in the Hope Springs Municipal Park

in, well, Hope Springs.

Hope Springs?!

[Man] That is what I said, Hope Springs.

Are you okay?

I mean, you seem confused.

Hope Springs?

How did I get here?

Is there a police station around?

[Man] Well, we do have a sheriff's office

just down the hill that way, in town,

but Herb is probably not in today.

Perfect day for fishing.

Thanks.

[Man] But you may get lucky and find him at the cafe.

Best coffee in town.

Ask for their special blend.

(gentle piano music)

(train horn wailing)

♪ Lying here in silence ♪ (bell chiming)

♪ And I can feel your heartbeat ♪

♪ The shadows dance on the wall behind us ♪

I'll be right with you.

There you go, Billy.

Eggs just how you like 'em.

I saw you outside.

I was looking for the sheriff.

We've got a saying around here:

If it's a beautiful day, the sheriff's away.

Yeah, you can be sure of one thing around here,

the weather's good, sheriff's gone fishing.

Yeah, so I've heard.

So can I get you something?

Yeah.

What can I get for 7.29?

In The King's Cafe, you can get a feast for 7.29.

Not much choice, but the food's edible

and the coffee's hot and strong.

And there's plenty of both.

Just coffee.

Coming right up.

I made it myself.

It's my mother's recipe.

She called it her special blend.

Mm, this is good, really good.

You can thank her for me.

You want to know the secret?

A splash of vanilla.

It makes all the difference.

Excuse me.

Splash of vanilla?

[Madison] Who's winning?

I am, darling.

Only 'cause he's cheating.

Well, if you guys need anything else, you just holler.

You just keep that coffee coming, darling,

and all's good with the world.

Will do.

Busy day?

Not really.

There's an RV show over in Lockwood today,

so most of the town's folk will be headed over to that.

Not much happens around here.

I'm Jennifer.

I'm Madison, and I'm very pleased to meet you.

To be honest, it's nice to see a new face in here.

Are you just passing through?

Yeah, I think so.

Figures.

Nothing ever happens around here.

And the last person moved here seven years ago.

And the only reason I know that

is because that person was me.

I came here to live with my grandma.

I've been here seven years now.

Wow.

What do you do for fun around here?

Like I said, nothing much really happens around here.

But still, only 14 more months come September?

I can't believe that in a year,

I'm gonna be getting out of this town and going to college.

14 months?

September?

What?

Sorry?

You mentioned September.

What month are we in right now?

It's July, of course.

July 17th.

July?

July 2036?!

It can't be.

Ma'am, are you okay?

This is a joke, right?!

What's a joke?

All of this.

One minute, it's night, then it's day.

Hope Springs?!

July, when it's supposed to be February, in 2036?

It's not 2036, it's 2019!

Everything okay out here?

Okay?

No, everything is not okay out here.

What the heck is going on?!

(sighs)

How can this be?

July of 2036?

How?

[Man] Have you ever heard the phrase,

with God, all things are possible?

You?

How?

This is all part of a joke, right?

No, Jennifer, this is no joke.

You are currently years into the future, 17th of July, 2036.

But it's the 2nd of February, 2019.

You're right.

Back in 2019, it is February 2nd.

But, you see, God has brought you here

to reveal something to you

that could possibly change your future

and the course of many people.

God?

But I don't believe in God.

I know you don't believe in God,

but your lack of belief doesn't make him any less real.

Okay.

Let's say I go along with this, this joke,

and let's say that a nonexistent God is real,

why on Earth would God bring me here,

to the middle of Nowheresville in the year 2036?

What on Earth could God possibly have to show me here?

It's not what, Jennifer, it's who.

Who?

God wants to show me someone here in 2036?

Yeah, that's his plan.

Who?

Who does he want to show me?

We'll get to that in a minute.

But first, I want to ask you a question.

Okay.

Have you ever done anything

that you wished you could go back and change?

Sure, hasn't everyone?

But you, what would you go back and change?

What is the one thing that you wish

you could go back and do again,

but differently this time?

See, I'm not here to drag up the past.

All people make mistakes.

It's just (sighs) that is why you're here,

to see a future that could be

if just one choice was made differently.

Jennifer, all of our lives, we make decisions,

good ones, not so good ones,

and with each and every decision,

those choices, large or small, they affect our future,

they become who we become,

and, perhaps, they can change the course of history.

Who are you?

Who I am is not really important right now,

it's who you are.

I'm simply just a messenger, a helper, a guide, really.

And you've come here to help me, to guide me?

Mm-hm, yeah.

I'm gonna try.

Let's say I believe all of this,

why me, why now, and why 2036?

I help people all the time,

some, like yourself, actually get to see me.

Others just know that I'm at work.

I'm here to help you see what could be.

You see, none of this really exists.

I mean, not in your reality at least.

This cafe, this town, these people,

they're simply shadows of what could be.

Like the two men playing cards,

one of those guys over there

is riding high on Wall Street back in 2019.

He's making all the money he could possibly make.

He has a big home, he has a big yard, he has a fancy car,

and he can buy literally anything he wants.

This is the path that he's chosen for himself,

to make as much money as possible,

but I brought him here to let him reevaluate his life,

and let him see that money-making

is not the most important thing in the world.

Here, he's content just to play cards

with a newfound friend.

Here, he's actually going to church,

and he's on a committee to help raise finances

for homeless people in the cities.

In 2019, he's a very different man

with only one all-consuming thing,

and that is to make money.

And here, I'm showing him a more simple, more abundant life,

things that he's missing out on.

And without friends and family,

he's gonna learn he has nothing.

So what is this place, heaven?

No, no, this is just merely a shadow of things to come

or things that could be.

Take Billy, for example, typing away on his laptop.

I brought him here from 1987.

You see, in 1985, he's a student in New York with a PhD.

And in a life that was supposed to be

full of happiness and wonder,

his wife got killed in a drive-by shooting.

Billy has spent the last two years

tracking down that shooter,

but not to bring him to justice or to put him behind bars,

but to kill him.

I brought him here so he could

maybe find some evidence and whatnot.

And so he can take it back

and give it to the local authorities

so that that guy can be brought

to real justice, the legal way.

And?

Well, he's gonna give his findings

back to the police when he gets back.

You see the chef?

He's the shooter's son.

And after serving 15 years for his crime,

the shooter, who was only 18 back in 1987,

he'll be released from prison.

He'll get a job, and he'll start a family.

His son's a good man, nothing like his father.

And he'll be given a chance at life

because his father wasn't shot down

in an act of coldblooded violence, but will now live.

So you're some kind of, like, time traveling angel,

or a fairy godmother?

Even though you're obviously a man.

Something like that.

And you bring people here, to Hope Springs,

to show them the errors of their ways?

This is one place I bring 'em,

people that perhaps need time to think.

You have to admit, it's a good place to sit back and think.

It's quiet.

Others, I take to different places,

to the future, to the past,

sometimes to the distant past or even the distant future,

but all with one single purpose in mind:

a chance to take a step back,

an opportunity to rethink things,

and have the freedom to make a change.

So all these people,

do they always choose to change

their decisions and their ways?

Sadly, no.

Some people can just be so stubborn.

But, you know, a lot do, and for the better, I might add.

So why am I here?

Well, as I said, I brought you here to meet someone.

Meet someone?

Who?

(gentle piano music)

The young woman, Madison.

She's why I brought you here.

Madison?

But why her?

Madison is a very remarkable young lady.

18 years old and she already sees the best

in every person that she meets.

She was born to a single mother.

She was raised in Seattle

until her mother contracted cancer

and died when she was only 10 years old.

Then she came here to Hope Springs,

to live with her grandmother.

She's a hard worker and a straight A student,

always has a smile on her face,

even though she's experienced so much loss

in such a short period of time.

She sounds like a nice person,

but why'd you bring me here to meet her?

Jennifer, I know about the baby,

and I know what you're thinking about doing,

and I really think a cup of Madison's special blend

is exactly what you need right now.

Coffee.

Madison.

[Madison] Jennifer?

[Jennifer] Madison?

Madison?

I was worried about you.

You just sort of freaked out.

I was worried that I'd done or said something to offend you.

I'm really sorry, but-- - Don't apologize.

You didn't do or say anything wrong.

It was me, all me.

Just let me spend time with you.

Okay.

So is everything okay?

Everything is fine now.

Listen, this might sound a little strange,

God literally knows, this day has been totally bizarre,

but would you mind telling me a little bit about yourself?

Huh?

Don't worry, I'm not a stalker or a weirdo.

I don't know if I have time to even explain, but I'm your,

a friend of your mother's.

My mother.

You knew my mother?

But you're not much older than me.

How'd you know my mother?

Don't worry about that right now.

I just want to get to know you,

who you are and what you're like.

Well, I'm Madison, but you already know that much.

I live here in Hope Springs.

I've never really had to talk about myself before.

What do you want to know?

Tell me what you want to do with your life

after you graduate next year.

Well, I want to go to med school.

And be a nurse, a doctor?

Yeah, I want to be a doctor.

You say you knew my mother,

then you'll know that she died of cancer

when she was only 30 years old.

I want to eventually help people like her.

30 years old?

She died at 30 years old?

Yeah, I know.

I still can't believe she passed so young.

She was an amazing woman, had her whole life ahead of her.

She was a brilliant student.

She got accepted in the Harvard Law

right out of high school,

and then she found out she was pregnant.

She was only 19 years old.

She gave up all her dreams just so she could have me.

And then a few years later, she got cancer.

But even then, she always put others first.

She always told me that throughout our lives,

we make choices, good ones and not so good ones,

but each and every one of those choices, large or small,

affects the future, who we become,

and even the course of history itself.

And then she'd always shake her finger at me and say,

"Always do everything in your power

"to make good choices in life, young lady."

She sounds very wise.

Oh, she was.

She was amazing.

But, above all, I am who I am today because of her.

I mean, let's face it,

I wouldn't be here today if she had made the wrong choice.

I love you, Mom.

Thank you.

I love you too, Madison.

Hey, Miri, what day is it?

[Miri] Today is February 3rd, 2019.

Oh, good morning.

I trust you slept well last night.

What?

Oh.

Yeah, it was great.

Well, we aim to please here at The Dream Motel.

I suppose you'll be wanting an express checkout?

What?

Oh.

Oh, by the way, a lovely young woman called this morning,

claiming to be your mother.

She says that she'd like to meet you at the cafe downtown.

My mom?

- Yeah. - But how?

That's just part of the service here.

Oh, and I took the liberty of fixing your car for you.

Thank you, Jesse.

Thank you for everything.

You're welcome, Jennifer.

All good now?

It will be.

[Jesse] Good.

Oh, I almost forgot, the room, how much do I owe you?

Don't worry about it.

It's been taken care of.

Thank you.

It's gonna be a good day.

(chuckles)

Can I help you?

Yeah, yeah, I need a room.

Hey, welcome to The Dream Motel.

My name's Jesse.

Yeah, whatever.

Just give me a room, okay?

Room 147, the best room in the motel

if I do say so myself.

Yeah, yeah, look, that should more than cover it.

All right?

Oh, and I don't want to be disturbed, all right?

(sighs)

(gentle piano music)

Oh, what a dump.

(panting)

Oh, Charlie, boy, what have you done?

(sighs)

(gentle music)

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