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00:00How possible, Ken said what you told me?

00:02We lied about what happened the other night.

00:04Did you see anyone in there, anyone outside?

00:06There was that horse.

00:07What does this horse look like?

00:08You wanna go out for lunch with me tomorrow?

00:10Oh, that's so sweet.

00:11Maggie Parsons, the new nurse.

00:13What's your name?

00:14Ah, Daniel Olsen.

00:15I'll see you again tomorrow.

00:16Yes, ma'am.

00:17What'd you do?

00:18I didn't do anything.

00:23The Mounties stopped by to ask me some questions.

00:25I think it was about the fire.

00:30I'm off to Joe's.

00:39Hey, what have you got there?

00:41Vincent needs new shoes.

00:43He didn't even tell me us were too tight.

00:45I just found him trying to squeeze into them.

00:51What is it?

00:52I don't know.

00:53Kids are not the best in those big orphanages.

00:56Well, I hope you realize that it's not like that here.

01:00Yeah.

01:03None of these look like they're the right size.

01:05Well, buy four hand-me-downs in the attic.

01:06He needs proper shoes that fit.

01:09We'll make sure he has them.

01:12Yeah.

01:13I don't know how much the foot is.

01:15No, no.

01:16I won't do the other day.

01:17I want to go.

01:18I want to go.

01:19If you look like my grandpa,

01:20I want to go.

01:21What's the next step?

01:22I want to go out and go out.

01:23I want to go.

01:24See you.

01:25Get back!

01:26I want to go.

01:27I want to play.

01:28I want to go out and go out.

01:29I want to go out and go out and get beat.

01:32I want to go out and get my baby people.

01:33Are you following me?

01:46Not at all.

01:46I'm headed to town.

01:48It kind of looks like you're following me.

01:50Oh, I saw your wagon.

01:52It seemed rude to pass you.

01:54It seemed presumptuous to ride alongside.

01:57Oh, okay.

01:59So you chose to follow me.

02:00It's not following when I'm headed the same direction.

02:04Do you want me to ride ahead?

02:05No, just ride at your normal pace.

02:08Fine.

02:14Okay.

02:16This isn't working for me either.

02:18All right, option three it is.

02:30He's beautiful.

02:53Although, uh, I don't think you came by to admire my horses.

02:59No.

03:01I can't ask about one in particular.

03:02Yeah?

03:03Your palomino.

03:04Oh, she's a good horse.

03:06You may have been involved in something not so good.

03:08What do you mean?

03:09Who rides her?

03:10From my ranch hands, even me sometimes.

03:13Who's riding her right now?

03:15I believe Daniel is.

03:17Daniel's your foreman, right?

03:18That's right.

03:20So after you, he gets first pick of which horse he wants to ride.

03:23Guess you could say that.

03:25Can you tell me where I could find him?

03:27I believe he went into town to have his knee examined by that new nurse.

03:31So, um, why are you so interested in a palomino?

03:35I almost spotted it outside the Cattlemen's Association the night of the fire.

03:40Really?

03:41Well, there are other palominos in town.

03:43Yeah.

03:44And I've spoken to those other owners already.

03:46Mm-hmm.

03:48If I miss him in town, you tell him to come see me.

03:53You can't think Daniel had anything to do with that fire.

03:57He's a good man.

03:58Well, if he wasn't involved, he's got nothing to worry about.

04:05Fred is running a temperature.

04:34Oh, no.

04:36It's all right.

04:36He's sleeping now.

04:38Well, I'll take him into town to see the nurse as soon as he wakes up.

04:41He doesn't need a nurse.

04:42He just needs my turkey potato soup.

04:45Worked wonders when you were sick growing up.

04:47I was a lucky little girl that you were our family's housekeeper.

04:51But a second opinion never hurt anyone.

04:54Suit yourself.

04:56Any luck?

04:57Look, I found one pair of shoes that might fit, Vincent.

05:00Maybe a little big.

05:02Too big is always better than too snug.

05:05It's nice of the other orphanage to give you all this.

05:08There has to be another pair of shoes in here somewhere.

05:13Is that your old sketchbook?

05:27And little Miss Mary.

05:36Mary.

05:38Well, you look at those.

05:53Your father was quite the photographer.

05:58Had the only box camera in town, remember?

06:01Yes, I do.

06:04Please take me back.

06:06What is it?

06:17Tess Stewart.

06:18Chuck.

06:19Chuck's dad.

06:22And that young girl?

06:25That's you.

06:26That's you.

06:36That's you.

07:06Thank you. Have a great day.

07:36Is this everything Grace?

07:38I think so.

07:39I saw you looking at some shoes.

07:43Not today.

07:45Kids, if they're not eating, they're growing.

07:50So, yep.

07:55Morning.

07:56Morning, I'm...

07:57Constable Kinsler. My patients have told me all about you.

08:00Did they?

08:01The Mountie who was shot hunting down a dangerous bandit.

08:04Must have been exhilarating.

08:06By exhilarating you mean painful, then yes.

08:11Is this the new infirmary?

08:13Indeed it is.

08:14I'm just working around the mess for now.

08:17Feeling under the weather?

08:19No, I'm fine.

08:20I wanted to talk to Daniel Wilson.

08:22I understand he had an appointment to see you.

08:24I guess I just missed him.

08:25You never showed.

08:26You know, I've worked in cities where the doctor's office actually had a telephone.

08:30Patients could call to cancel an appointment.

08:32I guess things work differently out here.

08:34It certainly does.

08:36Thank you for your time.

08:38Of course.

08:39It's nice to meet you.

08:40Lovely meeting you.

08:44Morning, Constable.

08:46Please, it's Gabriel.

08:47Gabriel.

08:48Who's this young fellow?

08:50This is Fred.

08:51He's not feeling very well.

08:52Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

08:53My nose whistles when I freeze.

08:55You want to hear?

08:56Can you whistle a Yankee doodle boy?

09:00Maybe we'll save that for another try.

09:02Let's go see the nurse.

09:04Feel better, Fred.

09:08Hello, Freddy.

09:09Come on in.

09:10Oh, for crying.

09:11Yeah, yeah.

09:12My fault.

09:13My fault.

09:14Apologies, ladies and gentlemen.

09:15I will have this cleaned up in a jiffy.

09:30I'll be there in a second.

09:31Just, uh...

09:32We're coming.

09:33Um...

09:34We're ready to order.

09:35Good morning.

09:36Can I take your order?

09:37Okay, I'll be right back with that.

09:39Uh...

09:40Ms Bennett?

09:41What are you doing?

09:42Serving customers.

09:43Yes, but you don't work here.

09:44No, I don't.

09:45So you should hire me.

09:47Do you have experience?

09:48Oh, I don't know.

09:49I don't know.

09:50I don't know.

09:51I don't know.

09:52I don't know.

09:53I don't know.

09:54I don't know.

09:55I don't know.

09:56I don't know.

09:57I don't know.

09:58I don't know.

09:59Do you have experience?

10:00Oh, I've waitress plenty.

10:01So?

10:02I...

10:03I don't know.

10:04I really don't think it's...

10:05Excuse me.

10:06Miss?

10:07I would take that as a sign.

10:09I don't know.

10:10Do we have a deal?

10:11Deal.

10:15Everything okay?

10:16It's fine.

10:17Wonderful.

10:18Be right with you.

10:22All right, Freddie, my dear.

10:23Open wide.

10:24Say, ah.

10:25Ah.

10:26Very good.

10:28He has a mild fever.

10:30But, not to worry, I have some medicine that should help.

10:33You see that jar of sweets?

10:35Is that the medicine?

10:36No, but since you are such a good patient, you get to pick one.

10:39However, there's a catch.

10:41You have to save it until you feel better.

10:47The medicine I'm giving him will make him tired.

10:49Would you mind if he stayed here for a while?

10:51It doesn't agree with some children.

10:52Of course, but you think he'll be okay?

10:54Oh, it's just a precaution.

10:55He'll be fine.

10:58I knew old Bart.

10:59He, ah, wasn't the most orderly man at the best of times.

11:02Ah, I try to look on the bright side.

11:04The, ah, the clutter keeps me company.

11:08I could lend a hand if you'd like.

11:09Oh, no, no, I couldn't possibly.

11:12I'm here and we'll let Fred sleep.

11:15Are you sure?

11:16Absolutely.

11:17Where should we start?

11:18Uh, the shelves?

11:20I was thinking the same.

11:21And then we can start on all the boxes?

11:23Are you always as excited about tidying?

11:25Maybe.

11:26Is that odd?

11:27Not so.

11:28Okay.

11:37If I was Constable Kinslow, I'd want to ask Daniel a few questions too.

11:40Maybe he saw something the night of the fire.

11:42Yeah, well, he wasn't acting like Daniel.

11:43Might just be a witness.

11:44Well, Gabriel knows what he's doing.

11:46You haven't seen him, huh?

11:47Daniel, no.

11:48Well, I'm gonna go find him.

11:50I need to know what Constable Kinslow had to say.

11:53I'll come with you.

12:05He's sleeping like an angel.

12:13What do we have here?

12:14I noticed that your medicines and tinctures weren't in any particular order, so I alphabetized them.

12:21Oh.

12:22How very precise.

12:25Oh, that's fantastic, Lillian. Thank you.

12:27Oh, I'm glad you like it.

12:28Boxes next?

12:29Boxes.

12:30Boxes.

12:32Ugh.

12:33Ugh.

12:34Ugh.

12:47Can we help you with something?

13:08Looks like your foreman left out in a hurry.

13:11Yeah, well, he's probably up at Willow Creek mending that fence.

13:14Well, he took his bedroll and his kit with him, and he missed his appointment with the nurse.

13:18I don't have much time. I need to know where he's headed.

13:21Well, I just gave you my best guess.

13:23If you want to leave town, where might he go?

13:25Well, he's got a brother near Littleton. Might have gone that way.

13:28I can send Hank up to Willow Creek.

13:30Suit yourself.

13:32I'm headed toward Littleton.

13:34I'll ride along with you.

13:35Not necessary.

13:36You're acting like Daniel is a fugitive.

13:39When a man runs, he runs for a reason.

13:41I didn't find out what it is.

13:42There's got to be an explanation.

13:46You can't argue the fact that he lit out.

13:48Yeah, but I know Daniel, and he wouldn't do something like this.

13:53Hurry up!

13:53I'll be right back with your dessert.

14:15I'm not following you.

14:17Okay.

14:17What are you doing here?

14:18Working. You?

14:19Eating.

14:21Yeah, have a seat.

14:22Coffee?

14:23Please.

14:24It hasn't been the best of the mornings.

14:26Since when do you work for Ronnie?

14:29Since today.

14:31Well, I guess we'll be seeing a lot of each other then.

14:33I'm a regular.

14:34If you're a regular, then, uh, what's the special?

14:40There is no special.

14:41Miss?

14:46Hi, what can I meet you?

14:47I'd like some chocolate cake, please.

14:51Miss?

14:52Hi, come grab a seat.

14:53I'll be right with you.

14:54Daniel seemed like a good man.

15:06Why would he have set fire to the town?

15:08To cover his tracks.

15:11I'll bet the records of the Cattlemen's Association

15:13will show he was rustling my cattle.

15:15I don't know.

15:17He always seemed straight with me.

15:19Nothing straight about a crooked man.

15:21I always suspected there was something rotten

15:23at the Stuart Ranch.

15:42Miss?

15:44Yes?

15:45This chicken is cold.

15:47Oh, I'm sorry.

15:48I'll get the shot to one minute for you.

15:50Excuse me.

15:50I'll be right back with your sugar in one second.

15:54Hey.

15:55How was your meal?

15:56Actually, it's...

15:59It's perfect.

16:02Oh, the chef seems to be having a bad day.

16:04I must have lucked out.

16:07I guess you did.

16:09Okay.

16:10Miss?

16:13Hi.

16:13Oh.

16:14Miss, we have to wait in some time.

16:17That's not for you.

16:18Okay.

16:20Um.

16:34Bye.

16:36Come on.

16:37Come on.

16:38Come on.

16:39Come on.

16:39Never.

16:39I guess I'll be right back with you.

16:41I'm dancing.

16:42Come on.

16:43Bye.

16:43Come on.

16:43Bye.

16:44Bye.

16:45Bye.

16:46Bye.

16:47Bye.

16:48Bye.

16:49Stand up, Daniel.

17:17Cancelable, slowly.

17:20You gotta be at a disadvantage here.

17:26Yeah.

17:27That's sort of the point.

17:30Put it down!

17:35What do you have on this thing?

17:47You're still looking at that?

18:02Tess told me how to ride.

18:05Your families were so close back then.

18:08It changed overnight.

18:10It was an accident.

18:13Not according to Tess.

18:15She's always blamed my dad.

18:17The Mounties felt nothing wrong with that bridge.

18:19Tess just needed someone to blame.

18:23I'm home.

18:28Big news.

18:30I got a job.

18:31Be heard.

18:32Congratulations.

18:33What?

18:36It's almost $3.

18:38It would be more, but Ronnie charges 25 cents for the aprons.

18:41Ronnie is so lucky to have you.

18:43Ronnie is lucky to have anyone.

18:46You really didn't have to do this.

18:49Oh.

18:50Every penny counts.

18:51And we're in this together.

18:53I'm gonna put on some tea, and then you are going to tell us everything.

18:58Well done.

18:59Have a good day.

19:00I'll pick you up after work.

19:01Miss Grace.

19:02Why did you get a job?

19:03It gives me something to do when you guys are at school.

19:04Are you sure?

19:05Yeah, sure I'm sure.

19:06Now hurry up.

19:07I don't want you to be late.

19:08How are those shoes that Lillian found you, Vincent?

19:09My last ones are black.

19:10These are brown.

19:11I like them.

19:12They look a little big.

19:13They're close enough.

19:14Yeah.

19:15I don't want you to be late.

19:16How are those shoes that Lillian found you, Vincent?

19:18My last ones are black.

19:19These are brown.

19:20I like them.

19:21They look a little big.

19:22They're close enough.

19:23Yeah.

19:24Well done.

19:25I like them.

19:26They look a little big.

19:28They're close enough.

19:29Bye, Miss Grace.

19:37We have a nice table over here by the window.

19:44Would you like more coffee?

19:46Please and thank you.

19:47Here you go.

19:48Congratulations on your new job.

19:51I remember having your energy.

19:52Enjoy it now, if you have the time.

19:55You're back.

19:57Excuse me.

19:58You really are a regular.

19:59Yeah.

20:00Uh, here you go.

20:01Grace.

20:02This needs to go up to number six.

20:03Oh.

20:04Room service?

20:05I run a first class establishment.

20:06Oh, I was about to serve Mr. Stewart.

20:07Oh, he can wait.

20:09Well, business is good.

20:10Oh, yeah.

20:11Clearwater Hotel.

20:12Flooded.

20:13Can you believe our luck?

20:14Eight minutes.

20:15Oh.

20:16Oh.

20:17Oh.

20:18Oh.

20:19Oh.

20:20Oh.

20:21Oh.

20:22Oh.

20:23Oh.

20:24Oh.

20:25Eight new guests arrived yesterday.

20:28You might want to think about hiring a new waitress.

20:30Oh, I did.

20:31I hired Grace yesterday.

20:32Oh, I mean for the lunch service.

20:34You're running her off her feet.

20:35Oh.

20:36He didn't realize you were sweet on Miss Bennett.

20:38Oh, I didn't say that.

20:39No?

20:40Then why the sudden interest in her working conditions?

20:42Oh, I'm just looking out for you, Uncle Rodney.

20:44You can't have a first class establishment without prompt service.

20:47Only looking after me, right?

20:48Uh, Grace, the, uh, table by the window is ready to order.

20:49Grace.

20:50How are you feeling?

20:51Better.

20:52Good enough to go to school tomorrow?

20:53Um, I still think I have a fever.

20:57Hmm.

20:58Let me see.

20:59Hmm.

21:00Let me see.

21:01Hmm.

21:02I don't detect a fever.

21:03It's hiding.

21:04It's hiding?

21:05I better go back to bed.

21:07We are going to find that fever and we are going to send it far, far away.

21:08Okay.

21:09Okay.

21:10Good enough to go to school tomorrow?

21:11Um, I still think I have a fever.

21:12Hmm.

21:13Let me see.

21:14Hmm.

21:15I don't detect a fever.

21:16It's hiding.

21:17It's hiding?

21:18I better go back to bed.

21:19We are going to find that fever and we are going to send it far, far away.

21:34Okay.

21:35Is there any coffee left?

21:44Maybe a cup?

21:45Oh, perfect.

21:47Take a lowdown.

21:48Have a seat.

21:49Well, that was a very successful couple of hours.

21:50I feel like we've got half the town.

21:51Mm-hmm.

21:52Ah.

21:53So, if this, uh, kind of pain is going to happen, I don't know.

21:55I don't know.

21:56I don't know.

21:57I don't know.

21:58I don't know.

21:59I don't know.

22:00I don't know.

22:01I don't know.

22:02I don't know.

22:03If this, uh, kind of pace keeps up, you think you can keep up?

22:07Of course.

22:08You sure?

22:09Why?

22:10Did I do something wrong?

22:11No, no, no, no, no.

22:12Just, uh, my nephew thought perhaps it was a bit much for you.

22:16Chuck told you that?

22:18He said we should hire a second waitress.

22:21Oh, well, I, uh, I don't know why he would say something like that.

22:26I think I do.

22:27He's obviously sweet on you.

22:29Well, that's only natural that a fella wants to look after his gals.

22:32He's not my fella, and, and I didn't ask him to say anything.

22:35Well, I, I just wanted to make sure it wasn't coming from you.

22:38No.

22:39No, not, not at all.

22:40Good.

22:41Good.

22:42Because I'm still going to turn some kind of a profit.

22:44Mmm.

22:45Hey!

22:46Need some help?

22:47What do you mean?

22:48I heard you were treating a horse.

22:49Are you sure we shouldn't call in the second veterinarian?

22:50I think I got it.

22:51Sorry, it's just, you were so willing to make suggestions about my job.

22:52I thought you would welcome the same.

22:53Oh.

22:54I, I just thought you could use the extra help.

22:55Yeah, your uncle probably thinks I went behind his back and complained to you.

22:56Oh, I, I don't think so.

22:57I don't think so.

22:58I don't think so.

22:59I don't need anyone to look after me.

23:00Okay.

23:01My message received.

23:04These horses need to graze.

23:05Turn them out this afternoon and, uh, let me go out.

23:06It's fine.

23:07Why don't you do that?

23:08Why don't you go out, girl.

23:09I made some suggestions about my job.

23:10I thought you would welcome the same.

23:11Oh.

23:12I just thought you could use the extra help.

23:13Yeah, your uncle probably thinks I went behind his back and complained to you.

23:14Oh, I, I don't think so.

23:15I don't need anyone to look after me.

23:17Okay.

23:18My message received.

23:20Okay.

23:21My message received.

23:28These horses need to graze, turn them out this afternoon, and, uh,

23:33and tell Duane to fill those water troughs, will you?

23:36Daniel was supposed to do that.

23:38I don't think any of us figures Daniel for a criminal.

23:41You haven't heard his side of the story yet.

23:43He ran, didn't he?

23:45You went up to Willow Creek yourself?

23:47I sure did. No sign of him.

23:52So what happens now?

23:55You'll be needing a new foreman.

23:57Well, you move quick, don't you?

23:59I thought you and Daniel were supposed to be friends.

24:02Sure.

24:03I'm taking Caddo to market in three weeks.

24:05I am aware.

24:06You'll need a foreman at some point.

24:08Well, as far as I know, I still have one.

24:21Afternoon.

24:23I said I was sorry.

24:25For what?

24:26I thought you were coming to chastise me about trying to help Grace.

24:33Why would I do that?

24:35It's a long story.

24:36She's not exactly thrilled with me right now.

24:38Well, I came from a good place.

24:41Grace will forgive you.

24:43I hope so.

24:44Yeah.

24:45I need your advice.

24:52Where did you get this?

24:53I found it in my attic.

24:55Oh, wait, 10-11?

24:57Yeah, I think so.

24:58Yeah, Dad gave me that horse when I was nine.

25:01I could almost beat you on that horse.

25:02Almost.

25:06I want you to give this to your mother.

25:08I think she'd come for you.

25:13I think she'd come for you.

25:24Good luck with Grace.

25:38So, what's gonna happen to me?

25:42I stand trial in Clearwater.

25:47The fire was an accident.

25:49I just knocked over a lantern.

25:50But you did break in the Cattlemen's Association, right?

25:55Yeah, I figured.

25:57Ken Newsome's gonna want to have a word with you when we get back.

26:00I didn't care what I'm worried about.

26:08Oh, I'm jealous.

26:12My store is still a mess.

26:15That was all Lillian Walsh, I'm afraid.

26:17She's got quite the knack for these things.

26:20Uh-huh.

26:21Is it possible to be too organized?

26:23I think this may be testing the limit.

26:26Yeah.

26:29Well, there you are.

26:33You always hand deliver orders.

26:34No, this is just my special welcome to Brookfield service.

26:37Oh.

26:38Then I shan't get used to it.

26:40No, you shan't.

26:42I think I got mostly everything on your list,

26:44but there was a bit of a backlog at the store.

26:47Oh, this is perfect. Thank you.

26:50Where can I put these?

26:52If you could just pop them on top of the cupboard, that'd be lovely.

26:54Sure.

26:58Do you need help?

27:00No, I'm fine.

27:01Are you sure?

27:02Yes.

27:07What have you got there?

27:14How was your day?

27:17Busy?

27:18Mm-hmm.

27:20Can I see those?

27:23Yeah.

27:24Do you remember that?

27:34No.

27:36They took it at our first orphanage.

27:40For the records.

27:42I tracked it down when I was looking for you.

27:44What else isn't there?

27:45Just some other old photos.

27:48Can I see?

27:49Some.

27:50My, um, other family.

27:52Your father and mother?

27:53Yeah.

27:54I didn't know if you'd want to see them.

27:55I didn't know if you'd want to see them.

27:56Yeah.

27:57Just some other old photos.

27:58Can I see?

27:59Some.

28:04My, um, other family.

28:08Your father and mother?

28:10Your father and mother?

28:11Yeah.

28:12I didn't know if you'd want to see these.

28:13Of course I do.

28:14Did you get that doll for Christmas?

28:15Yeah.

28:16I didn't know if you'd want to see these.

28:19Of course I do.

28:24Did you get that doll for Christmas?

28:25Yeah.

28:32This is the Stuart family.

28:38Chuck thinks I should give it to Tess.

28:43And what do you think?

28:46Do you think it might hurt her?

28:49A reminder of what she's lost?

28:52I can't protect people from their past.

28:56I already loved it.

29:10You have a beautiful family, Lillian.

29:13I still do.

29:16Look at this one.

29:17I want to get these set out before dark.

29:30Yes, ma'am.

29:31I'll lend a hand.

29:34You sure, doctor?

29:35I thought you could use a help.

29:37I can always use your help.

29:39You sure you have the time with all your vet work?

29:43I don't make time.

29:45If Daniel's gone, your boys will be stretched thin.

29:48Try telling your mom she needs to hire a foreman.

29:51Before the next drive.

29:55So are you hiding the ring?

29:56Yeah, she's gonna wait and see what happens to Daniel.

29:59Besides, I think we both know who she really wants as an ex-foreman.

30:02What table is that for?

30:03This one.

30:04I'm on break and you haven't eaten yet.

30:17Oh, thank you.

30:18It also gives us a chance to have a little talk.

30:20This talk isn't gonna interfere with my digestion, is it?

30:21No.

30:23I just want to let you know that I appreciate this opportunity and I do not mind hard work.

30:27Oh.

30:28Good to know.

30:29So we're all squared away then?

30:30There's only one more thing.

30:32We're okay for now, but if I ever have a problem with anything here, you will definitely hear about it.

30:36Is that right?

30:37Mm-hmm.

30:38But I will tell you myself.

30:39I will tell you myself.

30:40I will tell you myself.

30:41I will tell you myself.

30:45It also gives us a chance to have a little talk.

30:47This talk isn't gonna interfere with my digestion, is it?

30:50No.

30:51I just want to let you know that I appreciate this opportunity and I do not mind hard work.

30:53Oh.

30:54Good to know.

30:55So we're all squared away then?

30:56I will tell you myself.

30:57And so far, so good.

31:01Can't argue with that.

31:03Here, Lou tends to go a little light in the salt.

31:06Thanks.

31:22It's a nice saddle.

31:23Is it new?

31:26No.

31:27No, no, no.

31:28It's been, uh...

31:29It's been sitting in the barn for years.

31:31I, uh...

31:32I just had it restored.

31:34It, um...

31:39It was Chance.

31:41The Missouri Foxtrotter?

31:42Yeah.

31:43Oh, he was beautiful.

31:44Yeah.

31:45Yeah.

31:46One of my favorites.

31:47He was spirited though.

31:48You let me ride him once.

31:49You let me ride him once.

31:50I remember, and he bucked you off.

31:52Broke my wrist.

31:57Yeah.

31:58Anyway.

31:59Tess.

32:00Tess.

32:01I found this in the attic the other day and I...

32:05thought you might like to have it.

32:07I thought it might remind you of how things used to be between our families.

32:14I haven't forgotten.

32:15But when I look at this and when I look at you, it reminds me of how I lost my husband.

32:28You don't know that bridge was faulty, Tess.

32:31Do you know how I know?

32:34It collapsed with my mouth, Ioana.

32:38Tess.

32:44What is going on?

32:50What's happening?

32:51It's about to happen.

32:52Children, back to your seats now.

32:55What's happening?

32:57Uh.

33:19Uh.

33:23It's Daniel.

33:41I know you've all got questions.

33:43You'll get answers.

33:45Soon.

33:47Ken, Tess, I need to see you about something.

33:49Meet me in my office.

33:51Bring your branding irons.

33:53How was your day?

34:10We made a ring meal.

34:12Why was that man put in jail?

34:13Because he had something to do with the fire.

34:15Right, Miss Grace?

34:17Well, we don't know exactly what happened yet,

34:19but he is a suspect.

34:20Does that mean that Vincent and I,

34:23we could have gone to jail because we were suspect?

34:25No, I don't think so.

34:27So you made windmills.

34:28Can't wait to see.

34:29After you.

34:52I wonder what's going on.

35:00I have no idea.

35:04Can I see those?

35:09Why did you want our branding irons?

35:11You said someone from the Stewart ranch was stealing your cattle.

35:14That's right.

35:14Okay.

35:15Okay.

35:16Okay.

35:17Okay.

35:18Okay.

35:19Okay.

35:20Okay.

35:21This is your brand, Ken.

35:33Trying to start another fire?

35:38This is the branding iron I found in Daniel's bed world.

35:48Yeah, watch.

35:51They're the same.

35:54I knew it.

35:56Daniel was stealing your cattle, Ken, over branding yours with his own brand and selling

36:01them at market.

36:02That's why he snuck into the cattlemen's association.

36:04Because his brand was registered there.

36:06When you suspected something was up, Daniel tried to cover his tracks by destroying the

36:11paperwork.

36:12Knocked over a lantern.

36:15You know the rest.

36:16Was I right or was I right?

36:19It's quite the operation you're running out there, Tess.

36:22Any other criminals on the payroll?

36:24I think there's more to this story.

36:25He's right.

36:28It's the Stewart brand.

36:29He was stealing from Tess, too.

36:46Well, I'll be.

36:49I'd like to speak with Daniel alone.

36:51I don't think that's a good idea.

36:55I'm not going to shoot him if that's what you're thinking.

37:13Tess?

37:13I gave you a job when no one else would.

37:17Promoted you to foreman.

37:21Why would you do this?

37:23I just wanted to make something of myself.

37:26I trusted you.

37:28Tess, I'm so smart.

37:30I'm done taking chances on people.

37:32I'm done taking chances on people.

37:43Hey, Grace.

37:47Grace, I just wanted to apologize.

37:50For what?

37:52Just sticking my nose where I didn't belong.

37:54Why, you're just looking out for me.

37:56Yeah.

37:57I guess I was.

37:58My sister's been doing that, too.

38:01Because I'm not used to it.

38:04You might have overreacted a little.

38:06So I'm forgiven.

38:09For now.

38:10You know, if I may,

38:14you might need to get more accustomed to people having your back.

38:20Yeah, maybe you're right.

38:24Maybe we can go for a ride sometime.

38:26I'll think about it.

38:34Don't, wait.

38:36There's something I need.

38:39Yes.

38:40Okay.

38:46Let me give you a hug.

38:48You must be hungry?

38:50It's for me and the prisoner.

38:52Oh.

38:52Once I arrest someone, I have to offer them room service.

38:55It's not my favorite part of the job.

38:57Mm-hmm.

38:58I hope you're proud.

39:00Of my room service abilities?

39:02You know, figuring out who set the fire.

39:04It's all because of your voice.

39:06I think you're being modest.

39:07I've got to say that statement is rarely directed my way.

39:10How did it feel?

39:15You're chasing a fugitive again?

39:16It's a piece of cake.

39:20You know, cake was on the papers.

39:25So, what do you think?

39:33Are they comfortable?

39:37So comfortable.

39:39They look good on you.

39:40I've never had a new pair of shoes before.

39:45Thank you, Miss Grace.

39:46I'm glad you like them.

39:49All right.

39:49Let's get ready for dinner.

39:58Okay.

40:00Yeah.

40:02Yeah, I am.

40:04I'm sorry.

40:06Not Daniel.

40:07Look at this.

40:23Oh, I remember that day.

40:25It was a good one.

40:27Yeah, we had a lot of those back then.

40:29Yeah, we did.

40:34I forgot how much you look like your father.

40:37I don't like to think so.

40:40Yeah.

40:47Oh, I miss him.

40:51But he was steady as a rock and always there when I needed him.

40:57He would be real proud of the man you have become.

41:08Real proud.

41:11Seems so long ago.

41:13Well, then again it seems like only yesterday.

41:16I don't think so long ago.

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