The Way Home

Previously on The Way Home.

Moving back is just gonna be so good for you... for us.

Welcome to Landry farm.

I'm Katherine Landry.

I did time travel.

And I'm my mom's friend, Alice, but also,

me, Alice...

I can't find him. He's gone.

- Jacob! - Jacob!

Jacob!

Hey, Katherine.

I need to start a new chapter.

Just to see where my own path might lead.

- Did you know explorers use the stars

to lead them home when they got lost?

Wait! Puppy!

- Jacob chased Finn into the pond

on the night that I thought I saved him.

Come. I know it calls to you.

Remember what I said,

"It will always take you where you need to go."

But you need to stay here for now.

- Mom, I think I know what happened to Jacob.

Did you hear me? I said, "I know what happened to Jacob."

- Stop! I thought we were getting to a better place,

why can't you let this go? - Mom, this is different, okay?

Please, just listen to me.

- No! How could anything you say next help us?

No... (sighs)

Uh... I'm sorry.

Mom!

Mom! Mom, don't, okay? Stop!

- He's out there, Ali, somewhere, he's lost.

Mom?

Alice?

Alice?

Oh, God.

Oh, God.

Help me!

Somebody help!

Okay. Oh, baby, please.

Please wake up, please, please.

Please, wake up.

Please. Ali, please.

Please, wake up.

Oh, God.

You okay?

Oh, sweetheart, I'm so sorry.

It's okay, it's okay.

I'm so sorry.

Okay...

So...

You think that Finn... he... - Yeah, time travelled.

I do. Because I heard him barking

the night that I brought Jacob home

back from the carnival. I mean, Jake must have followed Finn

into the pond and then fell in.

- So... he must be out there somewhere.

Mom, we just have to wait a couple of months

for the ice to melt... - No. No.

The pond is done with us. Ali, we have to be done with it.

I nearly lost you.

So we make a pact.

No more pond, no more past.

We live here and now.

(music continues over headphones)

Hey, boy.

Who are you?

Beautiful day, right?

- Usually is, on the last day of school.

I've always said, "Summertime is magic."

Especially in Port Haven.

Just had that point proven today.

- Hey, Alice! - Hey!

Well, how about it, Dhawan?

Sooner we start the day, sooner it'll be over.

Coming!

I love you, sweetheart.

Love you too, Grandma.

- Hi, Spencer. - Hey! Yeah!

Guess what? I got into that cooking course.

In Tuscany? No way!

- Gosh, I have not been in town in high season for ages.

Forgot how fast the masses descend.

- Why do you think I want that liquor licence?

These bougie summer folk want their rosé on tap all season.

- Yeah, well, maybe not just the summer folk.

- Oh, right. When does Alice leave?

- Ugh... In a few days. - Mm.

- Yeah, that's the thing about shared custody,

eventually, you have to share.

Well, Brady must be thrilled.

Have Alice in Minneapolis the whole summer.

- Yeah, yeah, he is. And so is Rachel.

- Ugh! Okay. I am screening your next guy.

These last two, they've been so very disappointing.

- Okay, Brady only disappointed in the later years, right?

We don't... We don't talk about Eliott.

- That secret is still... (clicks tongue)

safe with me. - Thank you.

- Ooh! - Ah!

The new sign arrived!

Excuse me.

The Herald.

I'm sorry, which law firm?

When did she pass?

Oh, it's a sad day.

I mean, Evelyn Goodwin was the oldest member

of this town's most prestigious family.

Not to mention the wealthiest.

- She was a Port Haven institution.

- What do you think is gonna happen to Lingermore?

Hey!

Hey! Happy last day, kiddo.

- Thank you. Picked up the mail. Mom, this is for you.

- Another one from Eliott. Mexico.

He says, "Best wishes to the family,

and congrats to Alice on the end of school year."

- I still can't believe our Eliott

has made it to all these places.

- I know. It sounds like he's just loving it.

Spencer was saying that Evelyn

was sort of a recluse, but that Rita's making it seem

like she was this big presence.

- Oh, no, she was. Her family founded Port Haven.

They opened the sawmill, built ships.

- I mean, growing up, Lingermore was like

a palace on a hill. - Yeah.

The town's lost their founding family.

- No, our great-great-whatevers, they were founders, too.

Elijah and Rebecca Landry came here with the Goodwins.

And they built this farm from scratch.

They even carved their initials in the fireplace.

- Ah, you sound just like Colton.

He had a Landry family anecdote for every situation.

Between that and the singing, it was a lot.

I didn't see you as the next family historian.

Well, somebody has to pass on the stories, right?

And celebrate them. - Speaking of celebrating,

I'm thinking about throwing a party.

You know, to bring in the summer

and send off Alice properly.

Remember, we used to have them every year.

God, it was so much fun.

And then, and then, I would, of course,

throw the most epic after party at The Cove.

I mean, that was the real summer kickoff.

- Hey! - Well, no, no, no.

Yours was great, too.

- Okay, we are talking about summer and the ultimate summer

anthem comes on.

I mean, you guys, it's meant to be.

- Okay. - Let's go.

- Come on. Nobody remembers this part.

I don't know the words. Sorry.

- Oh, this is from when you were a teenager!

- Yes! - You played this all the time.

Less talking, more dancing.

Hey, you know this part, I know you do.

- Okay, get ready for it, get ready.

Hi! Dad?