When Calls the Heart
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Wouldn't it be wonderful to raise a child in Hope Valley?
Rosemary
Redemption of any kind has its costs. I knew that when I made the decision to do what I had to do. But I'm no hero. Cleaning up one's own mess is not heroes work.
Henry
You know, you could do a lot worse than to marry Bouchard. Try not to lose him like you lost me.
Nathan
Faith: Molly, I have a confession.
Molly: About Nathan?
Faith: It's been that obvious?
Molly: No, but I've carried a torch so I know all the signs.
Faith: I've become more interested in Nathan than as just a friend. It started right after his accident.
Lucas: You know, I am a little low on food.
Nathan: That's a rookie mistake, not packing enough supplies.
Lucas: Well, I was packing for one.
Lucas: Tom's dart is gone. My legacy may never been any better than his.
Elizabeth: I very much doubt that.
Bill: You could've given me some warning.
Henry: I didn't know there was any kind of etiquette to turnin' one's self in.
Elizabeth: You know, I never actually opened your letter.
Lucas: I had to explain where I was going and why.
Elizabeth: I had a feeling I knew what it said. You were blaming yourself for any danger you might have caused Jack and me with Walden, and you were doing the same about the mine potentially reopening, and with the sale of the oil company, you were feeling unsure of what you'd do next in business.
Lucas: You knew all that without reading the letter. Next time, I'll just save the stationery.
Elizabeth: When I asked you if you'd changed your mind about us, about our future together, for some reason, I was doubting what I know about you, and I realized there's no need for me to ever doubt you.
Lucas: Well, I feel the same way about you, but thank you for the reminder.
Elizabeth: To me, you aren't what you do, nor are you the sum of your possessions. Even if you'd come back and all of this had been gone, burnt in the fire, there would still be love.
Lucas: Making me the richest man alive.
Elizabeth: So, how are you feeling?
Rosemary: Well, I no longer feel nauseous.
Elizabeth: That might mean you're progressing!
Rosemary: Or that I was never pregnant.
Elizabeth: Rosemary, how can I help?
Rosemary: Oh, Elizabeth. You know how long I hoped for a child, and when it became clear that that was never going to happen, my heart changed. It had to. Lee and I grew to accept and, hmm, or even appreciate the life that we had.
Henry, I can't condone what you've done, but thank you -- from all of us.
Bill
Jerome: Henry, I'd like to discuss Miss Miller. We both know she's not up for running the oil company. Not yet.
Henry: She is bright and capable.
Jerome: Perhaps, but until I'm convinced, I'd like to bring in someone else.
