When Calls the Heart Season 11 Episode 8
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00:01Previously on When Calls the Heart
00:04Hazel Pike?
00:05That's me.
00:06It couldn't have been him. He was with me the night of the election.
00:09He's set to be transferred from Granville Prison this week.
00:11Maybe I can call in a favor, get him rerouted here for the night.
00:13We need more bidders for the resort.
00:15We're out of options.
00:17Lawrence, I need to make a call to Union City Holdings Company or Bernhardt Montague.
00:23First I take down your names and then I collect the entry fee.
00:26Maybe the Tom we once knew is the Tom of old.
00:28What's wrong?
00:29It's Tom. He's gone.
00:31Sweeney took off with all the money I'd been sending him.
00:49Did you get any sleep?
00:51Not much.
00:52Tom, we will find a way to make this right.
00:59I'm surprised Nathan didn't just throw me in jail last night.
01:04I don't have the money to pay everyone back.
01:06Well, Nathan alerted the police in New York City. Maybe they'll find this Sweeney character.
01:11How could I have trusted him?
01:14All those people handed me their money thinking they were going to a choir festival.
01:17You couldn't have known that Sweeney was a crook.
01:21There were signs.
01:23All the big talk.
01:26I just didn't want to see it.
01:29Jack was right about me.
01:32I'm nothing but a screw up.
01:33Tom, that is not how Jack felt about you.
01:37Admit it.
01:39You bet your dad's too.
01:42Thought I heard voices back here.
01:44Hi.
01:46Any news?
01:47Good and bad.
01:49They've got Sweeney in custody.
01:51Oh my goodness, Tom. You hear that? They caught him.
01:54And they've recovered the money that Ned wired to-
01:57This is such wonderful news. You can pay everyone back.
02:00What's the bad news?
02:01It seems Sweeney was a bit of a gambler.
02:04The money raised by the other choirs, it's completely gone.
02:12How much are we talking about?
02:15Including travel funds?
02:18Three hundred dollars.
02:26Listen, Tom.
02:28Everything looks better after a good breakfast.
02:31Why don't you go inside? I'll meet you there.
02:42This is pretty bad, isn't it?
02:44If Tom can't pay back that money, he could be charged with accessory to fraud.
02:51I'm so sorry, Nathan.
02:54I should have listened to you.
02:56I should have trusted your instincts.
02:59You just wanted to believe in your brother-in-law.
03:02There's no fault in that.
03:05And besides, I trust your instincts too.
03:14Is it just me, or is Goldie the most popular kid in daycare?
03:17She's just a little social butterfly.
03:21She hasn't even started talking yet.
03:23When that happens, look out world!
03:25Yeah, I wonder where she gets that from.
03:27Pretty soon I won't get a word in edgewise.
03:29Maybe.
03:30Because I'll be too busy hanging on every gem that falls from your lips.
03:34Nice recovery, Mr. Co-Mayor. Charming as usual.
03:38I'm meeting with Maisie Hickam today, so I'm going to need all the charm I can muster.
03:42How about you? What are you going to tap this week?
03:44Nothing.
03:46Well, that doesn't sound like nothing.
03:48Nathan has arranged for Clayton Pike to pass through Hope Valley on his way to Granville Prison.
03:53Bill and I are hoping to catch a word with him.
03:55Whoa, whoa, whoa. You didn't think to tell me any of this?
03:58Leigh, it is not a big deal. It's perfectly safe.
04:01He's literally going to be behind bars.
04:04Rosemary, you're needed at the church for an emergency choir meeting.
04:07Another emergency?
04:09Rosie.
04:11It's an emergency!
04:13A choir emergency?
04:18So, there is no festival?
04:21There is a festival.
04:23But that's not where your money went.
04:26It went straight into Sweeney's pocket.
04:29I'm sorry.
04:31The good news is Nathan alerted the New York police in time.
04:35You'll all be getting your money back.
04:37Oh, cool.
04:39Wait, what about the other towns?
04:42I'm afraid Benson Hills and Jameson's money is gone.
04:46Oh, those poor people.
04:49But I will be contacting them to tell them that I accept full responsibility.
04:58But, uh, Tom told me of a plan that he had to recoup the money that was taken from the other towns.
05:09Do you want to tell them the plan?
05:13Uh, no, you go ahead.
05:16You sure?
05:18Yeah.
05:20Okay.
05:24It's a fundraiser.
05:26The plan was a fundraiser.
05:29We're going to have a fundraiser.
05:31Our very own choir festival?
05:37And we're going to invite other choirs from other towns to come to Elk Valley.
05:42That's a great idea.
05:44Let me see. Lee and I can donate the Queen of Hearts as the venue.
05:48You could have choirs singing all over town.
05:50Great.
05:52Splendid, in fact.
05:54Nobody puts on a festival quite like Hope Valley.
05:57We'll decorate, the Valley Voice will promote it.
06:00So everyone is on board?
06:02I think so. Let's get busy.
06:04Where's my clipboard?
06:06Shall we delegate?
06:08Yes.
06:10Thank you.
06:12There's lots more work to do.
06:19Nice work, Constable.
06:21Thank you.
06:43Thank you.
06:57Look, Maisie, I know that we started off on the wrong foot.
07:02You mean when you railroaded me into this town amalgamation?
07:06And I prefer Mayor Hickam, Mayor Coulter.
07:08Well, I would really like it if you called me Lee.
07:13Mark my words, this resort will be a disaster.
07:18Fine. Agree to disagree.
07:22But we still have a town, or a merged town, to run.
07:26So I would like to propose that we talk about paving the roads.
07:31Paving? Do you have any idea how much that costs?
07:34As a matter of fact, I do have a quote right here.
07:36Lee, I have the most exciting news. Oh, hello, Maisie.
07:40Oh, she prefers Mayor Hickam.
07:42Oh, Rosemary may call me Maisie.
07:45Thank you. And I will, Maisie.
07:47So what is it, sweetheart?
07:49So, we are going to host our very own choral festival right here in Hope Valley.
07:54Voices of the Valley. Oh, I just came up with that.
07:59The Benton Hills Choir has already signed up for Salt Lake City.
08:02Right. You haven't heard.
08:06Haven't heard what?
08:08This really shouldn't come from me.
08:10Rosemary, what is it?
08:12All right. It appears as though this J.B. Sweeney is a swindler and a conman.
08:18As someone with an extensive background in theatre, such as myself, can and in fact did predict.
08:25Are you telling me that Tom Thorn's lost our money?
08:28Yes. I'm afraid that is what I am saying.
08:34We do have a plan to get it back, though.
08:36Oh, wait until I get my hands on him.
08:40Excuse me.
08:53Well, you're getting right to it, I see.
08:55Soon as I can pull off this festival, soon we'll get everybody's money back.
08:58I just can't believe how nice everybody's being about this.
09:01Mr. Thornton, what is this I hear about you losing our money?
09:05Uh-oh. Mayor Hickam, I was going to call you tonight.
09:08It's a simple question.
09:10Maisie, give him a break.
09:13Yes or no, do you have our money?
09:17Well, um, no. Not right now.
09:20Constable Grant, I want this man arrested for theft.
09:22I don't think that's necessary.
09:24We're going to raise the money to pay you back.
09:26And if you don't?
09:28Then you can price charge us.
09:30What?
09:32Very well. But if our choir isn't refunded in full, then I expect you to throw this scoundrel in jail.
09:41We better get busy. Come on.
09:47Nathan, you're not actually going to jail, are you?
09:51You're not actually going to put Tom in jail, are you?
09:56Let's hope it doesn't come to that.
10:17Excuse me.
10:19Would you know where I might find Joseph Canfield?
10:22You can try the cafe down the way.
10:24Perfect, thanks.
10:27Or the church.
10:29Nathan! Bill! Any news?
10:32Well, the train arrived 20 minutes ago. It shouldn't be long now.
10:35When Pike arrives, I need you two to stay back. I need to make this look as routine as possible.
10:39Of course.
10:41And don't worry, we won't let anybody know that you had Pike come through Hope Valley for us.
10:44And if we didn't say it already, thank you for sticking your neck out for us.
10:48My neck's been in worse places.
10:51Oh, here he comes.
11:04He's not at all what I imagined.
11:07Rosemary.
11:09The two of us might overwhelm him.
11:12Nonsense. You catch more bees with honey.
11:23Keep yourself at home, Pike. I'll go grab you some grub.
11:28Oh, I forgot to tell you.
11:30I'm not going to jail.
11:32I'm not going to jail.
11:33I'll go grab you some grub.
11:36Oh, this is Judge Avery and Mrs. Coulter.
11:43You're a judge.
11:45That's right. Mind if we chat?
11:48Sure. Lovely day we're having.
11:51I mean about your case.
11:53What's there to talk about?
11:55I'm heading up the river for the next 20 years. End of story.
11:59That's not your story, is it?
12:03What are you on about?
12:05We've looked at the evidence, Clayton. May I call you Clayton?
12:12We know you couldn't have shot Governor Bouchard.
12:15Were you?
12:17I'm Rosemary Coulter, editor-in-chief of the Valley Boys. I actually, I spoke with your mother.
12:23Yeah, I heard.
12:27I told her she shouldn't be traveling by herself.
12:29She's worried about you.
12:31She doesn't understand why you're going to prison for something you didn't do.
12:36She doesn't get it.
12:38No, she doesn't.
12:40She doesn't know that if you didn't agree to take the fall, she wouldn't be able to have the surgery she so desperately needed.
12:48We know you were paid to confess.
12:51We also know you did it because you're a good son who loves his mother very much.
13:00Tell us who hired you, Mr. Pike. Maybe we can help.
13:20I wonder what's for lunch.
13:30Hi.
13:32Hi.
13:34You busy?
13:36I was just grabbing some lunch. Why?
13:39Well, the choir could use another tenor.
13:43Okay.
13:45Okay? I seem to recall someone boasting about having a lovely singing voice on a certain camping trip last year.
13:52I wouldn't exactly say boasting.
13:54So I can't twist your arm?
13:56You should ask Bill.
13:57Are you volunteering him?
13:59Although, I think he's more of a soprano.
14:02We should offer a special. Cookie and lemonade for two cents.
14:06Well, that's what they cost anyway.
14:08Sure. But if people think they're getting a deal...
14:12Excuse me. Can I try one of your specials?
14:16Sorry, but we're setting up for tomorrow.
14:18You wouldn't happen to be Angela and Cooper now, would you?
14:23Yes, sir. But who are you?
14:25I'm your Uncle Jacob.
14:27You came?
14:30It's so good to meet you both.
14:32Who wants to taste?
14:36Jacob.
14:38Minnie.
14:41It's so good to see you. You look great.
14:45Thank you.
14:47It's been too long.
14:49Come on, Uncle Jacob. Let's go and get a cold drink.
14:52He actually came. The letter worked.
14:55Look who we found.
14:57You should have told us you were coming.
15:02Well, look at you. You haven't changed.
15:05I guess I could say the same.
15:09Well, Mama always told us to tell the truth.
15:16We had so much to catch up on.
15:18We had so much to catch up on.
15:20You were still on that haberdashery out in Aberdeen.
15:23How did you know about that?
15:25Been keeping tabs on my little brother as best I can.
15:28Uncle Jacob, how long can you stay?
15:30Well, that depends, son.
15:32On what?
15:35On whether your father's prepared to apologize.
15:38Now, Jacob.
15:41I told you in my letter.
15:43I can't apologize unless you tell me what I'm supposed to apologize for.
15:49Well, if you don't know,
15:52there's no point in me trying to tell you.
15:57Minnie.
15:59I'm sorry.
16:01I'm sorry.
16:03I'm sorry.
16:05I'm sorry.
16:07I'm sorry.
16:29Jacob!
16:31Wait!
16:34I know Joseph isn't perfect.
16:37He's a good man.
16:39And he misses you.
16:41Well, he's got a funny way of showing it.
16:43Tell me what happened between you two.
16:46It doesn't matter.
16:48What's done is done.
16:50But you used to be so close.
16:52It was always you and Joseph.
16:54Standing side by side.
16:56Singing in that church choir.
16:58I lost my love for singing a long time ago.
17:02I haven't stepped foot in a church for 20 years.
17:07Jacob.
17:08I'm going to miss the next train.
17:09Jacob!
17:11You've come all this way.
17:13You should get to know your niece and nephew.
17:15Angela's playing piano in the choir festival tomorrow.
17:21You've always been kind to me, Minnie.
17:24And I would love to get to know Angela and Cooper, but
17:30I don't think that's the best idea right now.
17:33Well, perhaps you'll reconsider.
17:52Not my finest moment. I'm sorry.
17:55It's not me you should be apologizing to.
17:58Minnie!
17:59I know he's stubborn and impossible,
18:02but aren't you a little too?
18:05He brings out the worst in me.
18:08Seems like you have that effect on each other.
18:10He lost so much when he lost you.
18:13He just told me he hasn't been back to church in all these years.
18:17It's me he's mad at.
18:19Why is he giving up on God?
18:23If he's too stubborn to bend,
18:25shouldn't you?
18:26I've been trying to fix this for 20 years, Minnie.
18:29I don't know how.
18:35But you do know who to ask.
18:50Don't stop.
18:52No good without answers.
18:53Huh?
18:55No good without Angela on the ukulele.
18:58And I'm useless on the guitar.
19:00Well, here.
19:02Give it to me.
19:05I'm gonna take it from the top, right?
19:07Instead of the C.
19:12By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea.
19:17You and I, you and I, oh how happy we'll be.
19:20And he said he wouldn't join the choir.
19:23Let's go sing, too.
19:25I think this is a special moment just for that money bear.
19:28Why don't we give him some privacy?
19:47Joseph?
19:50Henry?
19:52Don't let me disturb you.
19:56Maybe you are the answer.
19:58How's that?
20:00Answer to my prayers.
20:03Well, I doubt that.
20:08Henry, you know more about forgiving and being forgiven
20:13than just about anybody I know.
20:15Yeah.
20:17Can I ask you to help me understand something?
20:20I don't know.
20:22Try.
20:30It's about my younger brother, Jacob.
20:35Somehow, years ago, I hurt him and
20:39he wound up hurting me right back by cutting me out of his life completely.
20:44You asked his forgiveness?
20:49I would if I knew what I did.
20:53What does it matter?
20:56To know whether I do owe him an apology.
21:03I mean, you hurt your brother somehow, didn't you?
21:09If you regret hurting him, what does it matter the reason why?
21:15Or how?
21:18You're family.
21:38I need the room.
22:09I'm sorry for what happened to you.
22:15All I want to know is why.
22:24If I tell you, I'm a dead man.
22:31And if you don't,
22:33and if you don't,
22:36am I?
22:48Everything's set up, ready to go.
22:51What if they don't come?
22:53It is short notice.
22:55They'll come. I have faith.
22:57I just got word from the station.
22:59And? Are there many people?
23:00It was standing room only.
23:02Oh, that is wonderful.
23:05Oh, this is going to be incredible. We need to warm up.
23:08Yes.
23:18Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do.
23:26I'm half crazy all for the love of you.
23:34It won't be a stylish marriage.
23:38He can't afford a carriage.
23:43But you look sweet upon the seat of a bicycle built for two.
23:55Florence and Ned Yost, everyone.
23:59On behalf of myself, Mayor Coulter and Mayor Hickam,
24:04who, along with the Benson Hills Choir, is preparing to dazzle your ears,
24:08I would love to welcome you to our first annual Voices of the Valley Festival.
24:13Thank you.
24:19That will suit you nicely.
24:21Wow.
24:23Thank you. Enjoy the festival.
24:25Thank you.
24:30Uncle Jacob!
24:32Well, well. Look who's here.
24:35Hi, Uncle Jacob.
24:37Hi.
24:39Wow, Cooper. You know, you look exactly like your father did when he was younger.
24:42Well, we thought you'd left.
24:44Well, your mother told me Angela would be playing the piano.
24:47And I wouldn't miss that for the world.
24:49Oh, good. Because I'll be playing in 15 minutes.
24:52In the library. Down the street.
24:53Is that right?
24:55Well, I'll be sure to be there then.
25:07Thank you, everyone.
25:09And please don't forget to show your appreciation of this fine music and donate.
25:18Tom! Congratulations. Looks like you got a real hit on your hands.
25:21Thank you. And thanks for getting me out of this jam.
25:25Hey, Mounties look out for our own.
25:27Yeah, but I'm not a Mountie.
25:29Well, no. Your brother was. And your dad.
25:32You know, you and Jack would have really liked each other.
25:36I wish I'd known him.
25:40You and Elizabeth.
25:42Tom, I…
25:44I just wanted to say that I'm really glad she has someone like you in her life.
25:48She deserves it.
25:49Thanks.
25:55Look at this turnout. You'll have the money paid back in no time.
25:59What's that saying about not counting your chickens?
26:01Mama, look. Candy apples.
26:05Oh my.
26:07You know what? Here you go, Jack.
26:09Say thank you.
26:11Thanks, Mountie Nathan.
26:15I don't remember saying yes.
26:17Yeah, but you were good.
26:19Thanks.
26:39How'd you manage to wander in here?
26:42Your children said Angela would be playing the piano.
26:45Only I don't see a piano.
26:46They told me this would be a nice, quiet place to work.
26:51That your Sunday sermon?
26:53How you know I'm a pastor?
26:55You're not the only one capable of keeping tabs, brother.
26:58Jacob, will you sit with me so we can talk?
27:11You know it was Cooper and Angela that sent you the letter, right?
27:14Yeah, I figured as much.
27:16Because of the handwriting.
27:19So why'd you answer it?
27:21I suppose I hoped fatherhood had changed you.
27:26Look, Jacob.
27:30I don't know how I hurt you.
27:32Wait, wait, wait. Look, what I'm trying to say is...
27:37What I'm trying to say is, obviously, I did hurt you.
27:43And for that, I'm deeply sorry.
27:47I mean, he tells me that you gave up on music.
27:52And on church.
27:54For that, I'm sorry too.
27:59You really don't remember, do you?
28:01Remember what, little brother?
28:03Please help me.
28:06It all changed after Granddad died.
28:11He was the one who helped us find our voices, Joe.
28:16Together, remember?
28:20But it obviously didn't mean much to you.
28:27I stopped singing with you after I met Minnie.
28:31Sounds silly when you say it out loud, but uh...
28:37You felt abandoned.
28:41I loved singing so much.
28:47But I couldn't do it without you standing beside me on that stage.
28:53It connected us.
28:56It helped me through missing Granddad.
29:00I had space in my heart for Minnie, for both of you.
29:06But you just didn't need me anymore.
29:08Jacob, that is not...
29:09Stop!
29:12It's too late, Joseph.
29:14It's too late.
29:16Jacob.
29:19When a parishioner tells me it's too late, I tell him.
29:23God doesn't punch a clock.
29:28He's always there to see us through all the things we think are impossible to overcome.
29:33I wish I could believe that.
29:36You used to believe.
29:39You can again.
29:42If you're willing to try.
29:43Try.
29:45Come on now.
29:50Goodbye, Joseph.
29:54I really enjoyed meeting Angela and Cooper.
29:59It's been nice to see how close they are.
30:14Clayton, please. This is your last chance.
30:17If there's anything you want to tell us...
30:19Look, be smart and stop asking so many questions.
30:22Did Montague hire you to shoot the governor?
30:25All you need to know about the guy behind this is he's got eyes everywhere.
30:29If I rat him out, he'll get to me.
30:31Even inside prison.
30:33He'll go after Mother, too.
30:36The Mounties wouldn't let that happen.
30:38We'd arrest him.
30:40You don't get it.
30:41Not even the Mounties can touch this guy.
30:44Leave this alone, please.
30:46Or he'll come after you, too.
30:56He's terrified.
30:58Is Bernard Montague capable of instilling that much fear?
31:01We don't really know what he's capable of.
31:07This is from the flea market table and the food stall.
31:09Ah, how are we doing?
31:11Amazing. We've collected $100.
31:13Well, that's great. There may be another $100 in here.
31:15A hundred more.
31:17Tom here is a free man.
31:19Ah, there you are. Where's our money?
31:21Well, we have enough to pay back the Benson Hills Choir.
31:24And what about Jameson?
31:26We are working on it.
31:28Maisie, give Tom a chance.
31:30I have given Tom more chances than he deserves.
31:33I'm going to find that constable.
31:35Whoa, what's this all about?
31:36We're a bit short to pay Jameson the money they were swindled out of.
31:39By him!
31:41Maisie, for the last time, it wasn't Tom's fault.
31:44How much are we short?
31:46Well, a little under $100.
31:48Well, Henry and I were actually just discussing the governor's cultural fund.
31:52I think we could use that to make up the difference, right?
31:54Certainly.
31:56Well, I hardly think that's appropriate.
31:58On the contrary, that's what it was intended to be used for.
32:01To support the cultural endeavors of the territory.
32:04There we go. Settled.
32:06Are you happy?
32:08Happy's a stretch.
32:12Lucas, thank you.
32:14It's what I'm in office for.
32:16Now, I believe the festival finale is about to begin.
32:18Oh!
32:20Let's go.
32:22You did your best. You apologized to Jacob.
32:24Yeah, but it wasn't good enough.
32:26Give him time. Maybe he'll come around.
32:29Thanks.
32:31I'm sorry. I'm sorry we're late.
32:32Oh, you're just in time.
32:34It's all right. Give me a hand.
32:43Good afternoon.
32:45We hope you've enjoyed our very first Voices of the Valley Festival.
32:54For our finale, the Hope Valley Singers would like to sing one of our all-time favorites.
33:00It's Uncle Jacob!
33:03Jacob, welcome.
33:06Everyone, this is Joseph's brother.
33:09Joseph's brother?
33:11Hi, I'm just here to see Angela play.
33:16We'd love if you'd join the choir.
33:18We could sure use another tenor.
33:20No, I couldn't.
33:22Come on, join us.
33:33Oh, wow.
33:35It's Amazing Grace.
33:37Oh, thanks.
33:39Ready?
33:43Amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me.
33:59I once was lost, but now I'm found. Was blind, but now I see.
34:14T'was grace that taught my heart to fear, and grace my fears relieved.
34:30How precious did that grace appear the hour I first believed.
34:47Come and help me in the kitchen, please, kids.
34:50Next year, can I join the choir?
34:52Why wait until next year?
34:54Because it's baseball season.
34:56Well, yeah.
34:59Hey, man's gotta have his priorities straight.
35:01Oh, hey.
35:07Hey, what's up?
35:09Hey, what's up?
35:11Hey, what's up?
35:13What's up?
35:15I'm sorry I was so thoughtless.
35:19It's all right.
35:21I just missed you so much.
35:25It didn't seem like you missed me at all.
35:29I did.
35:32Hey, from now on, we'll never miss each other again.
35:37Love you, Joe.
35:39Love you, little brother.
35:41Come on.
35:44Let's eat.
35:46I heard that.
35:48Think you can still out-eat me?
35:50Oh, yeah.
35:54Dear Lord, thank you for this amazing meal.
35:59Thank you for introducing me to my wonderful niece and nephew.
36:05And thank you, Lord, for giving me my brother back.
36:11Amen.
36:12Amen.
36:16Do you want some candy?
36:18Yes, please.
36:20There you go.
36:34Darling, the spring begins when you smile.
36:37Sweetheart, you look like someone who could use some sarsaparilla.
36:42Holy, you read my mind.
36:44Huh? Actually, give me that.
36:49I think I know something you could use more than a sarsaparilla. Give me your hands.
36:57Holy! Oh, you are the mayor, you are the consummate host, and you've tripped the light fantastic with the best of them.
37:06Is there anything you can't do?
37:08Oh, we'll find something, I'm sure.
37:10I'll be looking.
37:13Okay.
37:16Well, you did it, Tom. The choir festival is a hit.
37:20We all did this together.
37:22So, what's next for you?
37:24First thing, I need to find myself a new job.
37:28Well, I'm sure something wonderful will come along. I know it.
37:34Thanks, Elizabeth, for believing in me, even when you had no reason to.
37:40The most important thing is that you believe in yourself.
37:49I just received a call from Montague's office.
37:52What were you going to tell me you were considering his bid?
37:55She took my advice and called him.
37:57You called him?
37:59What were you thinking here? I mean, he is reviled in this town for good reason. He tried to steal our water.
38:06Still, he has connections.
38:07He was also the prime suspect in your shooting.
38:10Was? Bernard Montague is a businessman. He can get the job done.
38:16I may not love his ethics, but technically speaking, he's never operated outside of the law.
38:21Using what dirty tricks?
38:23That's why I need you to go over his bid with a fine-toothed comb. Ensure every single detail is on the up-and-up.
38:29Speaking of which, what were you able to find out about Jeanette's investors?
38:32By accounts, they seem all on the level.
38:35All of this just to avoid taking Jeanette Aquain's bid? What is it that I'm not seeing here?
38:41I've asked you to trust me on that.
38:43If you have doubts about her, then your most prudent action is to shut this whole thing down.
38:48That is not an option. You have made promises, and you will look weak if you back down.
38:53Edwin, that is a story that you're telling yourself. Lucas, you can always walk away.
39:01The landscape shifted, Henry.
39:04We've received word that Benson Hill's oil company will file for bankruptcy, putting hundreds of men out of work.
39:11It's not just about securing the future anymore. The construction of the resort means jobs now.
39:21So this is going to go ahead with Monique's bid?
39:25It's not a done deal yet, but it's one I would like to close, yes.
39:30And remember, this stays between us.
39:54He's a good man.
39:56Tom, I...
39:57You don't have to explain anything, Elizabeth. Not to me.
40:04Care to dance?
40:07May I? Have fun.
40:11Haven't you heard? It's the 20s.
40:28Wallflower, huh?
40:30Well, nobody's asked me to dance.
40:35I can fix that.
40:58I know. I never said yes.
41:04Yeah, but you were gonna.
41:27To be continued...
41:57To be continued...