When Calls the Heart
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Lucas: I’ve been meaning to talk with you about yesterday regarding Mr. Montague.
Elizabeth: There’s something about him that just seems off.
Lucas: Perhaps, but didn’t you feel the same way about me when I first arrived in town?
He did awful things. He was a terrible man, but I promise you, he isn’t anymore. He paid for what he did, and he’s done good for this town. There is something even more powerful than acceptance, Rosaleen. Forgiveness.
Molly
He was very mean to Faith. He doesn't think a woman can be a doctor.
Mike
Bill: Do you think you can give me a hand loadin' this stuff up?
Nathan: Anything for love.
Bill: Love? Who said anything about love?
Faith: Nathan, nothing's changed since we last tried -- with us. I know that you're trying, and I appreciate that. There's something in the way. There has always been. I wish things could be different, but they're not.
Nathan: Faith, I'm - I don't know what's wrong with me.
Faith: There's nothing wrong with you. It's just the way it is. I've missed having you as a friend.
Nathan: I miss that, too.
Faith: We're good that way. You make me laugh, and I like your dog.
Nathan: Really? I guess I like him, too. Yeah. So, um, where do we go from here?
Faith: Back to the way things were.
Nathan: I'd love that.
Joseph: Lee, there is something I want to talk to you about.
Lee: You know, it's funny you mention that because there's something I want to talk to you about, too.
Joseph: Oh?
Lee: Yeah. How would a partnership in Coulter Lumber sound to you? You and me, runnin' the show together.
Joseph: Lee, that's so generous. I, I don't know what to say.
Lee: Joseph, look. There's nobody that I would rather be partners with. [they shake hands and hug]
Elizabeth: I know it's you behind the scholarship.
Henry: Lucas.
Elizabeth: You need to tell Rosaleen.
Henry: I'm just tryin' to do something good here, Elizabeth.
Elizabeth: I appreciate that. What are you afraid of?
Henry: That if she knows it came from me, that she will not accept it. And I need her to be OK more than I need forgiveness.
Mr. Hunter: Now you're saying this lady is supposed to be a pharmacist? What is wrong with this town?!
Mike: Nothing is wrong with this town, and I'm not a doctor. She is!
Mr. Hunter: [laughs] Good one, Doc.
Faith: I think I need to have a word with my patient. I'll tell you what's not funny. When you came in here, you were barely breathing, possibly hours away from death. You had low blood pressure, you were dehydrated, and you were probably dangerously anemic. Now, how do I know this? Because I am a good doctor, and I am your doctor. Now let me help you, and let Miss Sou help you because she is a good pharmacist.
Mike: And how about showing a little gratitude?
Mr. Hunter: I'm sorry, Miss Doctor.
Mike: Uh uh.
Mr Hunter: And Miss Pharmacist. Thank you both.
Rosaleen: [after spotting Henry] He's still here?
Molly: Time has changed him. He's not the same man.
Rosaleen: He left Dad and the other miners behind in that mine. Nothing will ever change that.
Faith: When I did my residency on the maternity ward, I came to realize that one of the hardest roles to play is a motherless mother.
Rosemary: I never heard that term before. I’ve never had this much love inside me, but I’ve never felt this afraid.
Faith: Grief is unusual. It doesn’t know the time.
Rosemary: Grief?
Faith: Rosemary, I think you might be grieving the loss of your mother.
Rosemary: I miss her.
It’s not just me who will want answers. Our daughter deserves to know her grandmother is as well.
Rosemary
