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Guess who just sold the Elliott residence.
Uh-huh, to a lovely, young couple from Ohio.
Hi, Adam.
I told them they're gonna love living in Shaw Bay.
After all, who wouldn't?
Oh, hi, Gwen. You look beautiful today.
Like I'd even dare forget the after-sale ice cream!
[laughing] Extra sprinkles, you got it.
Hey. How are you?
[laughing] Thanks, Jim.
It's the best in the world.
[laughing]
Oh, Lisa! You're making me look bad!
Martha: I think we'll start on the south side of the bay.
There's just two of you today?
We have a lot of ground to cover,
so I want us to work our way all the way around the marina.
Does that make sense? Excellent, okay.
Erin: Martha was there with the surveying team.
Mitch: You didn't ask why they were surveying?
No, your ice cream was melting.
Mm.
And isn't it obvious?
Ever since Claremont down the coast got a new marina,
Martha and the town council have been trying to sell
and modernize ours.
You know, the sprinkles perfect this.
Mitch.
I know. I know.
But,
maybe redevelopment is a good thing.
New businesses, new homes.
After all, we are realtors.
Yeah, but we're also residents.
You've seen Claremont.
Now, it's just all glass fronts and designer handbags.
I don't want that to happen to Shaw Bay.
I don't want us to lose our beautiful, little town.
And I don't wanna lose my favourite fishing spot.
That's progress, Erin. You can't stop it.
And, Martha only has the town's best interests
at heart.
People need income. Look at us.
I mean, since Claremont's redevelopment,
we haven't sold one prestige property.
Seems we can't attract the rich and famous anymore.
[laughing] Well, we never attracted the famous.
- [sighing] - But, if we did...
I mean, if I could sell one of these,
then I could prove to Martha,
and everyone, that we don't need to modernize to survive.
That'd have to be some sale.
My biggest one ever.
And then I would use commission to buy my own dream house.
In Shaw Bay?
Of course. There's no finer place to live.
Harper: Hello. Table for one?
Excellent. Just right over there.
I'll see you soon.
- Hello. - Hey.
Okay, so, it needs to clearly represent
that people still want to live in
and invest in our town.
So it needs to be a big house,
and it needs to be beyond the price bracket
of mere mortals.
Sounds like you're gonna be busy.
Yeah.
Have you eaten anything today?
Anything other than ice cream?
One lobster roll, comin' up.
- Ooh, with extra butter and-- - Extra mayo, I know.
- Thank you. - And no need to thank me.
You make this sale, buy your own home,
it'll mean you can finally move out of mine.
- You invited me to move in. - Five years ago!
It's slightly tragic that we're both still single
and living together.
- Well, I've been busy. - Yes, helping others.
- Story of your life, Erin. - [laughing]
Ever since you missed your ninth birthday party
to hold my hand in the emergency room.
My dad should never have hired that trampoline.
And I shouldn't have attempted a somersault back landing.
[laughing] Okay.
- [gasping] Oh! - Ah-ah.
You can only have this
if you promise to start putting yourself first more.
Eat. Take long baths.
- Date. - I will.
- Promise. - I'm hungry!
- Then promise! - I'm hungry!
- [laughing] - I promise!
- Erin! - [clearing throat]
Erin: Oh. [clearing throat]
Apologies for the interruption.
Is it table service or self-order?
Table. And is that an British accent?
I adore British accents! Can you say "herb"?
I've been travelling all day, and I'm rather tired,
Oh, please, please. Just once?
Herb.
- Herb. - "Herb"!
I love the way that sounds.
I would just like a bit of food,
some privacy, so--
"Privacy"! I love that too.
Oh, my gosh.
Uh, sorry.
Table four outside's nice and quiet.
Thank you.
And I'll have a fresh salad, please.
Oh, this is a... a seafood restaurant.
Oh, no. I don't like seafood.
Oh. But you came in anyway.
Weren't the little fish on the sign a clue?
- Fish? - [stammering]
- No? - Harper: I will...
I'll put something together.
'Kay.
Unadventurous food taste aside, he is extremely dateable.
Handsome, refined, rich.
He's wearing designer everything.
That doesn't impress me.
Besides, I could never love someone
who doesn't love your seafood.
Aw.
That said, I am gonna take this outside
'cause I need some fresh air.
- Oh, "fresh air." - Yes, Harper, fresh air.
- Yep. - Like, for breathing.
Have fun, Erin.
Oh!
Oh, no. [laughing]
Uh... Hm.
What on earth?
If I may.
Oh, no, it's okay. I'm fine.
Pardon me?
I'm afraid I don't speak Sandwich.
Please take it. I insist.
Thank you.
Mm-hm.
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Hi, sorry.
I know that you said you wanted privacy.
I just um... I just wanted to say thank you.
Uh, so, does the 'T' stand for Tim, or Tom, or...
Theo. Theo, um, Johnson.
Well, it's very nice to meet you, Theo Um-Johnson.
[laughing] I'm Erin. And I'm local.
So, if you'd like to let me know where you're staying
I can clean this and return it to you.
Oh, no, no. That's quite all right.
You can keep it. I have many more.
Oh, well, at least let me return the favour.
I've lived in Shaw Bay my whole life.
I can tell you all the best places to go, things to do.
I'm not a tourist.
Oh.
I have to go see someone. So, if you'll excuse me?
Of course.
And thank you again.
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Oh, I'm headed this way too. I have to get back to work.
- So... - Yes. [clearing throat]
I was just speeding up in order to--
Yeah, me too. I'll just, um...
Uh, why are you slowing down?
To be polite. [stammering] Um...
You know what? I'll just, uh...
I'll just window shop for a little bit.
- You go on ahead. - Very well.
Erin: Okay.
Mitch, sorry I'm late. Harper insisted I eat.
And then I needed a napkin,
and then this nice-but-odd English guy loaned me his,
and then he wouldn't stop walking with me.
- English guy, huh? - Yeah.
Must be a bunch of 'em in town today.
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Hi, again. [nervously laughing]
I'm considering purchasing a home in the area,
so I thought I'd see what's available.
That is, as long as you don't find that too "odd"?
[laughing] I only meant that you didn't talk a lot.
This is a friendly, open place. Everyone shares everything.
You'll know that when you live here.
If you find me a property that meets my requirements.
Oh, well, I am very confident.
You're looking at Shaw Bay's number one realtor.
Oh, she sure is. I don't know how she does it.
Erin: [laughing] Well, probably because
I don't take my afternoons off to go fishing.
[both laughing]
That, and I really like to get to know my clients.
So, let's start with job, family, hobbies.
Why do you need to know all that?
Well, I can't find you the perfect home,
if I don't know who you are,
can I?
So, do you have any kids?
No.
Are you married? In a relationship?
Not the last time I checked.
And what do you do for a profession?
Uh... uh...
So that I know if you need a home office,
or if you're intending to commute,
- travel... - I see.
My job. That's a good question.
[stammering] I'm...
Let's say I'm in public relations.
Although, that's not important.
I'm only looking for a small place for myself.
Nothing extravagant.
Okay. Let's see what I have.
Is there any other features,
or aspects you'd like the property to have?
Yes, it must be secure and private.
- Anything else? - No.
Well, a swimming pool, perhaps.
And a gymnasium would be nice.
Oh, and a wine cellar would be lovely.
Right, um, I think maybe your idea of something small
and, uh, not fancy is a little bit different than mine.
So, how many bedrooms would you like the place to have?
No more than seven or eight.
In case I have guests.
You can't help me.
Oh, no, no, no. Yes, yes, yes, I can, I can.
I just need a little bit of time to check the market,
see what's available, but, why don't I do that,
and you and I can go take a look
at a couple of places tomorrow?
That sounds ideal.
I was wondering if you might point me towards
a good hotel for the night?
You didn't book something?
My decision to come to Shaw Bay was spur-of-the-moment.
- [cell phone ringing] - Sorry.
Shaw Bay Real Estate, how can I help?
Mr. Grayson, yes,
thank you so much for calling me back.
Oh, sorry, why don't you try Bess's Guest House?
It's at the edge of town. I would take you myself, but...
Right.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Indeed.
Oh, Mr. Grayson! Yes, sorry, I am still here.
[desk bell ringing]
Yes, yes, I'm coming. I'm coming!
You're not one of my guests.
No, but I would like to be.
Oh, well, I'm afraid that's not possible.
New guests' check-in is between 2:00 and 4:00 PM only.
Any time outside of that
and it completely throws off my schedule.
Perhaps you would consider making an exception,
just this once?
I assure you, I shall be the perfect guest.
And you were recommended by the local realtor.
Oh! Erin sent you?
Well, why didn't you say so?
Welcome! Please, sign in.
- Room for one, yes? - Yes.
Okay, I will give you room five.
It has a beautiful, beautiful view of the marina.
Are you looking to buy a place here?
- Considering it. - Hm.
Well, I'm sure Erin will find you somewhere beautiful.
In the meantime, you can enjoy my hospitality!
- I only have one rule. - Hm?
That you stick to the rules.
Breakfast is between 6:00 and 8:00 AM.
You must remove any muddy boots prior to entering the building.
Fresh towels are provided daily, as are soaps and shampoos.
- [cell phone chiming] - And--
- Excuse me for a moment. - Sure.
[sighing] My apologies.
You were saying something about towels?
Fresh towels are provided daily, but, please, if they're wet,
don't put them on the bed spread.
- It leaves a stain. - Oh, no.
And once you use the soap, it is a hard soap, so, please,
- just put it on a face cloth... - It's a hard...
- ..hard soap. - ..not on the counter.
It's very difficult to clean if that's the case.
- I'm sure. - Uh, room five.
It's just up the stairs and to the left.
If there's anything at all that you need,
please don't hesitate to ask.
- Thank you. [clearing throat] - I'll be there in a flash!
- Very good. - Bye, have a nice day.
Theo: You as well.
Oh. [clearing throat]
[sighing]
[grunting]
What the? Come on.
Oop! [grunting]
I'm fine.
- Hi. - Good morning.
Good morning. So, how was Bess's?
Uh, well, I would say too many rules
and not enough breakfast.
Ah.
But did have a wonderful night's sleep.
Good. It's the clean, crisp ocean air.
It's yet another wonderful thing about living in Shaw Bay.
- You'll soon see. - You found some properties?
Uh, just one, but it is perfect.
It's a little out of town, but it's a beautiful walk.
Lead the way.
Do the gardens remind you of the gardens in England?
Who said I was from England?
Your accent, I-I just assumed...
I went to boarding school there.
Years of lumpy porridge and wretched elocution lessons.
Well, uh, where are you from originally?
Uh, might we just focus on...
Oh. Sure.
Yeah, well, um, here we are. It's Heartview House.
Private, secure, it has a pool,
a full gym, and even,
I am delighted to say,
a wine cellar.
Hm.
So, what brought you to Shaw Bay?
Someone told me it was a wonderful place,
the perfect getaway.
They were right. [laughing]
And over here, it's all national park.
Mile upon mile of unspoiled forest.
- You like to hike? - Not particularly, no.
Boating, rowing is more my passion.
But, it is stunning.
Yeah.
Though I do think it would be even better
if it had an east-facing view.
Then you would see the peninsula sweeping around.
Yes. Yes, quite.
Yes, thank you.
I find sellers tend to only accentuate the positives.
Well, I always think that honesty is the best policy.
It's important that my clients find happiness in their homes.
I wouldn't be doing my job right if they didn't.
- An admirable quality. - It's still a great place.
It's a bit expensive, but I'm sure I can get the price down.
It's all about negotiating.
Thank you, but money is no issue for me.
In any case, this isn't the right house.
Oh. Oh, okay.
Um, do you mind me asking why?
Well, it's difficult to pinpoint exactly.
But, I suppose I'm looking for something the same size,
but, smaller, more homey.
Does that make sense?
Honestly? No.
But I will get straight back to work.
I have never failed to find a client a perfect home before.
Some people choose not to move
due to finances, or circumstances in the end,
but I always found them somewhere.
I promise. I'll do the same for you.
- Promise? - Absolutely.
But it might take time, so you'll need to stay in town,
stick around for a day or two more.
- I can do that. - Okay.
Bess: For the last time,
I can't show you the guest register.
It's against the rules.
Frank: Then, if I might trouble you
to just describe your current guests,
to check if they match the person I'm seeking.
- Theo: Frank? - Sir!
Thank goodness.
- Oh, look at your blazer. - [sighing]
Lint, and dirt,
and when was the last time your shoes were brushed?
[laughing] I assume you two know each other?
Of course. This is none other than--
Yes, Frank is an old friend.
Sir?
And "Sir" is a nickname he has for me.
It's silly, but I've never quite been able to shake it.
Frank, come along now.
I'd like to show you the incredible ocean view.
Impossible lady.
And as for her decor, fish on the walls?
What are you doing here?
I'm here because you are here, sir.
I can't tell you how difficult it's been to track you down.
I've had to follow a virtual paper-trail of bookings,
- receipts-- - I didn't want to be followed.
But your friends, your family, your father,
they're all worried.
Plus, speculation about your sudden disappearance
is growing, especially given the, um...
Shall we say "current circumstances?"
I can imagine.
So, you understand why you must return home, sir.
No. I'm not going back.
[sighing]
This is a difficult time for all, you, especially.
But I'm certain you'll feel differently in a day or two.
Don't count on it.
A realtor's helping me find a house.
- A holiday home? - Permanent residence.
[sighing] But sir--!
Enough with the "sir".
Here, you can just call me "Theo".
Theo?
Why on earth would I do that, sir?
[clearing throat loudly]
Why on earth would I do that...
..Theo?
Because I don't want anyone here to know who I actually am.
Because I want to enjoy the privacy, the freedom.
I understand.
So you'll respect my wishes then?
You won't reveal my location to anyone?
You have my word.
As long as you allow me to stay too, of course.
Excellent, The first thing I'll do
is find us a decent hotel.
No, that's all right. This place is growing on me.
You're... you're staying here?
No. We are staying here.
But, sir!
Theo...
Erin: Just a little higher on your side, Mitch.
A little higher. Keep going.
Looks more worn every year.
Imagine if we had a digital notice board.
Bright, animated, could be updated year round.
Erin: Don't you think that would be a little out of place,
a little over the top in a town like ours?
Well, not if the redevelopment goes ahead.
Yeah, but our town is perfect the way it is.
I mean, we don't need a new marina,
and we don't need a fancy sign.
Is this the right place, Erin? My arm's starting to hurt.
Erin: Sorry. Um...
I'll leave you to it
Uh, just a little lower.
- Okay. - Erin: Perfect.
[stairs creaking]
Caught you!
I commend your pranking, sir,
but unfortunately I heard you descend the stairs.
Your left shoe has an unmistakable squeak.
- No, it doesn't - [shoe squeaking]
Oh. So, it does.
- Why do you know that? - Because it's my job to know.
Just as it is my job to guide you when required.
Won't you reconsider your position?
Realize the repercussions if you choose to live here?
I know what I'm doing.
Why don't you come on a walk with me?
Have a look around?
Thank you, but I'd like to continue studying
Bess's collection.
Amongst the junk, she does have a few good pieces.
All right, don't have too much fun.
- Caught you! - [yelling]
[smashing]
[gasping]
Erin: But I can't help feeling
like you're hiding something from me.
There are simply certain parts of my life
that I prefer to keep private.
[sighing] Fine.
I'm just your realtor.
I guess your job and your personal life
are none of my business.
Thank you for finally realizing that.
How you feel about prying, I feel double--
triple that about people patronizing me!
I wasn't.
Also, it's pronounced "patronising".
That just reinforces my point!
Just because you have a fancy accent
doesn't mean you get to just say whatever you want.
[laughing]
I'm sorry. Is something funny?
I don't believe anyone's ever spoken to me that way.
- Like what? - Telling me off.
I suppose I may come across as blunt sometimes,
or rude.
I apologize for that.
Well, thank you for saying that.
Would you like to go see the other home I found?
I would be extremely grateful.
Good.
I actually think you're really gonna love this one.
He hated it! Hated it!
Harper: Theo said that?
No, he said it "wasn't quite suited to his tastes,"
which is his fancy way of saying he hates something.
This is getting impossible.
If I find him something with a pool it's not homey enough.
And if I find him something private it's too small.
Well, don't worry.
My clam chowder always makes everything better.
Thank you. I just...
I just wish that I knew more about him.
You know, where he's from, what his job actually entails.
That should be easy to find, right?
This, dear Erin, contains what the cool,
in-the-know kids are calling "The Internet."
- Ah? - [both laughing]
Just do a quick name search for "Theo Johnson!"
That handsome, that rich, he'll soon show up.
I can't do that. It would be prying.
And Mr. Mystery takes his privacy extremely seriously.
Fine, don't find out.
Spend the rest of your life wondering who he was.
And if selling Theo a house could've saved the entire town,
then I don't know. I mean, really--
Okay, okay, okay, okay! I'll do a search.
I guess it's not like I'm finding anything new.
All that information's already out there, right?
- Mm-hm. - I'm just stumbling upon it
- Stumble. - [sighing] "Theo Johnson."
Are you-- There are 264,000 hits.
That's a lot of Theo Johnsons.
Right, "Sticks most objects and bonds in 40 seconds."
Good, we must work quickly.
Bess has asked three times if I know anything.
And I assume you don't want any fuss,
any unwanted attention?
I'll hold. You glue.
- There we go. - Yep.
- There and there. - Be generous with it, Frank.
And, there.
All right, and...
Oh, that's good. You can't even see the crack.
- Wow. - [knocking]
What am I supposed to do with this?
[humming] Oh!
Didn't you hear me knock?
Actually, no. We were playing music.
That... we turned off
the exact second you entered.
Oh, well, I just came to bring you those towels
you asked for, Mr. Johnson.
Allow me.
- Thank you, Frank. - What's going on?
- [both stammering] - I prefer not to hold towels.
No, no, no. What's going on?
What have you got hidden behind your back?
- Nothing. - Both hands.
What are you hiding?
- [sighing] - [gasping] My fish!
- You took it! - No, I did.
I wanted to show Theo this fine piece.
And I-I-I take full responsibility.
[Bess laughing and sighing]
Well, this is a clear breach of my rules
and there will be consequences.
Give me my fish.
- Give me my fish, please.
Oh, no, the glue. It bonded to me.
- What glue? - Oh, dear.
[clearing throat]
Just... I'm trying very hard to give it to you.
Frank, would you help, please?
Sorry, sir, if may I be so bold,
as to touch your thumb?
Yes, of course, go on. Get in there.
Bess: No, I can do this! Frank: Oh, dear!
[both grunting]
You know, we might not be able to find Theo,
because he's covering his tracks, using an alias.
Because?
Any number of reasons. He could be a secret spy.
Ooh, or a con artist!
Like Leo in Catch Me If You Can.
[both laughing]
Erin: No, no, I think the answer is something
far more interesting. Listen to this.
"Theo Johnson, the renowned and notoriously
private graffiti artist turned modern art master."
Ooh, is there a photo?
That's just it. He's never photographed.
It's part of his mystique,
and why his artwork sells for millions.
-Which would explain his wealth. -Right?
And why he pretended to have a different job.
- That's it! - This has gotta be him.
- Yes! - Theo Johnson,
I know who you are.
What happened to your hand?
Oh, I glued a fish to my fingers.
I get it.
I guess that's what you types do all time, isn't it?
What "types?"
Were you making a statement?
Delivering a powerful message?
Uh... Oh, you know what?
Don't bother. You can tell me about it later.
Because, I am delighted to show you.
It's such an inspiring space, I think.
And that garden. Oh, it's nature, yes,
but reimagined by the human hand.
It's just so, so artistic.
And there's such beautiful light throughout the entire house.
- Can you see? - Mm-hm.
Especially in the artist's studio,
which you will be very pleased to know.
Why will I be pleased to know that?
You know. You're an artist.
Am I?
Are... are you not an artist?
Never held a paintbrush in my life.
So, you're not Theo Johnson?
Theo Johnson the modern art revelation?
Uh, no, I'm not. And why would you think I am?
Okay, so, um-- [clearing throat]
I maybe looked your name up online.
And the only thing that made any sense to me
was that you were some mystery, celebrated artist.
You looked into my private life?
Even after everything I've told you.
I think I need some time.
To think. [stammering]
Harper: Don't worry. If he's being that secretive,
hiding something, you know, maybe it's best
he doesn't move here in the first place.
You know what? You're right.
Forget Theo Johnson.
If he walked in here right now,
and he begged me to take him back on as a client,
I would say "no."
Oh, then, perhaps I should go.
- Hi. - I came to apologize.
Hm.
The reason I don't answer all of your questions,
that I'm overly private,
is due to the fact that my life is very complicated.
Why is that? Are you a con artist?
- [laughing] - What?
Never mind. Continue.
I just find it best to maintain my privacy.
Now, more than ever.
I'm at a very delicate crossroads in my life.
Okay. How we about we negotiate?
I won't ask you any more personal questions,
if... if you tell me everything you can, and,
we go over your must-have list, and we try to thin it out.
That sounds reasonable.
Okay, good.
I have to meet a client in a little bit,
but do you wanna meet back here for an early dinner?
We could work and eat?
Tonight, I'm afraid I'm unavailable.
There's a painting I need to finish.
[laughing]
TouchÃ©.
He didn't even have to beg.
- Harper! - [Harper laughing]
Mm, very nice.
I hope this little chore has taught you a lesson
not to touch other people's things.
Actually, I rather enjoyed the task.
Your dull spoons have annoyed me ever since I arrived.
[scoffing]
Well, now, if you'll excuse me,
I need to go and speak with Theo.
Too late.
He's already gone to grab a bite with Erin.
- W-With Erin? - Mm-hm.
Do you mean to tell me the realtor helping Theo,
dining with him, is a lady?
Is that a problem?
No, no problem at all.
How was the vincisgrassi?
It was amazingly delicious. Thank you.
I think you should try my crab cakes.
Maybe you will once Erin finds a home for you.
Well, she's certainly trying her best.
That's our Erin, so caring,
always looking out for others.
In fact, it's a wonder she's still single.
Ouch. Sorry about her.
She's been trying to set me up since my last boyfriend.
No need to apologize.
I know how awkward and wretched it is
when others play matchmaker.
You wanting to ask about that?
So badly, but I'm not going to.
Okay, this place has four bedrooms, a gym.
Oh. Shared garden.
Then, I'm afraid, it has to be another no.
I won't compromise on security. Is there anything else?
Nothing else is coming up.
Then I think we've reached an impasse.
It's clear that you can't find me a suitable place.
[stammering] I wasn't doubting your ability.
No. I... I am.
You're the first person I've failed to find a home for.
Perhaps I shouldn't be so picky.
[laughing]
Let me show you Shaw Bay.
Not, not just the houses, but what makes it so special.
Then, after that, you'd be happy to live in a tent here.
[both laughing]
How about it?
How can I refuse?
Frank: Would you please let go?
Please, Bess, you're making a spectacle of yourself.
If you would just allow me
to move this table to the window--
- Let go! - Oh!
- What on earth is going on? - Theo. [sighing]
I was merely rearranging the furniture a little.
Trying to make better use of the available space.
He was interfering. That's what he was doing.
And I found him inside my kitchen!
I was simply trying to prepare a pot of tea properly.
And what's wrong with my tea?
- Where does one begin? - [gasping]
Firstly, one uses loose leaves,
never, ever, tea bags.
The water should be hot, but not boiling.
My best china!
That was going to waste in a display cabinet.
A bit of milk to finish.
[sighing]
â™ª
Oh, well, that's wonderful.
[laughing] But stay out of my kitchen.
I'll leave you both to it.
Oh, you're not staying for breakfast?
Unfortunately, no, Erin's organized a day out.
- A picnic. - Hm.
Picnic?
That's delicious.
Sir!
[stammering] Theo!
A moment, please?
I feel duty bound to express my concern
about your spending the day having a picnic with this Erin.
Ah, do you think it might rain? I should bring an umbrella.
I believe you know what I'm referring to, sir.
But, if not, let me remind you,
with respect, that you are not, in fact,
"Theo Johnson," but Prince Theodore,
son of King Henry, and heir apparent
to the royal throne of Movdovia.
I'm very well aware of that. Thank you.
Then I'm sure you're also aware
that your father expects you to marry soon,
especially as he's found you an extremely suitable--
-- um, beautiful young lady.
Who just happens to be of royal stock as well.
Don't you get it, Frank?
I don't want to marry someone
that my father has chosen and deems worthy.
The King would never force you into marriage against your will.
Maybe not, but he would do everything to persuade me.
That's why I had to leave our country.
[sighing] My entire life has been pomp and protocol,
all under the scrutiny of my father,
and the entire kingdom.
This town?
This could be the perfect place
to escape that.
To make a new life for myself.
Sir, Movdovia is your true home.
You can't escape your life.
I'm not trying to escape my life.
I'm trying to find it.
Erin: Every year, the town gathers
for a picnic by the water.
- You should come. - But, I'm not a resident.
Hm, not yet. But you'd still be welcome.
Hey, Erin! Come say hi.
- Erin: How's it today? - It's great.
Hey. Great to see you again, Theo!
You too, Mitch.
Mitch: You fish, Theo?
No, no, I've never had the time.
You can't be a true Shaw Bayer
until you've fished at least once.
Don't worry. I'll help you.
Come here.
I'll even let you use my best rod.
Oh. Well. [clearing throat]
Thank you. It's an honour.
Mitch: Bessie, meet Theo. [laughing]
Wait. I'll get you a chair.
- Erin, have a seat too. - Erin: Oh, thank you, Mitch.
Mitch: This is the long game.
So, how long you gonna be in town?
That depends how long it takes to catch a fish.
At this rate, I'll probably be here an entire year.
[both laughing]
Well, will you be around in a couple of days
for the town picnic?
I don't think so, no.
Oh, but you gotta come!
There's food, games. Everyone dresses up.
Get to hear Erin's speech.
Oh?
Excuse me?
My what?!
Mitch: Your speech at the picnic.
You see, every year a resident says a few words about the town,
you know, why they love it so much,
sort of a tradition.
Hm.
Didn't I say I'd recommend you to the mayor?
- Uh-uh. - I guess not.
Ah, well, if you're too busy,
if it's too much, I'll do it.
Oh, what, so you can bore everyone
with old fishing tales?
No, I'll do it.
[laughing] Great!
I'll go tell the mayor right now.
- Okay. - Look after my stuff.
[laughing] He's a nice fellow.
He's clearly very fond of you.
Yeah, he was a good friend of my parents.
And, like Bess, he was there for me
when they passed.
I'm so sorry.
Oh, no, it's okay.
I actually really like talking about them.
Gives me a chance to remember all of the good times
we had together.
They loved this place even more than I do.
That's why it's important to me that I to look after it,
preserve it.
You know, this, right here would be a wonderful place for a home.
If only there was a home big enough here.
Yeah, it would be.
It's happening. Something's happening.
- What's happening? - Oh, um, okay!
Uh, oh, here we go. Uh, oh, sorry.
No, it's all right. I understand.
- You came to help me. - Okay, okay, okay.
So, yes, just start reeling it in,
but not too fast, not too fast.
- You don't wanna spook it. - Spook it?
And then make sure, yes.
Make sure that you keep a really good grip on this
just in case you, um... [gasping]
Oh! Oh, no!
Oh, no.
..in case that happens.
You're telling Mitch that you lost his favourite fishing rod.
[both laughing]
Go help yourself.
Harper's provided us with everything.
[laughing]
So, picnics, days out,
is this what you do with all your clients?
- Sure, if I have to. - [gulping]
Honestly, the truth is,
you buying a house here
would show a lot of people that the town doesn't need to change.
- Mm. - I'm sorry.
I hope that doesn't sound mercenary or calculated,
No, not at all.
I wanna protect this town, its beauty.
So, if I have to go the extra mile, so be it.
Harper was right.
You always do think of others first.
No, I just...
I just do what anyone else would.
Well...
Though I do really wish I hadn't agreed to give a speech
at the picnic.
Why not? Can't think of anything to say?
Oh, no. That's not the problem.
No, um, I'm great at talking to my clients,
when going to viewings, one-on-one,
but the idea of standing up in front of a crowd petrifies me.
- Ever since... - Oh?
- Ever since what? - Uh...
Okay, so, I, um, I was in a high school concert.
And I was supposed to sing a solo.
- Memories? - Oh, yeah.
Yeah, and, uh, instead,
I got the hiccups
from the nerves, and I sounded like a frog.
Oh. [laughing]
Yeah, and that is the exact reaction that I got
from the entire audience.
- I apologize. - [both laughing]
You know there's a...
There's a trick for addressing large crowds.
- Huh? - You pick one person.
You make eye contact with him
and you forget about everyone else.
- Here, try it with me. - Okay.
[clearing throat]
Now, look me straight in the eyes.
And now, everything else. How does that look?
It's all kinda blurry in my peripheral vision.
Like you could just forget it's there.
- [laughing] - Isn't this a little intense?
Well, in a crowd, you pick someone in the far distance.
- Not so close. - Mm-hm.
[laughing] Well, thank you for the tip.
We should not let this lunch go to waste.
- All right. - Mm!
Mm. Hm?
What? No, not again!
It's all right.
- Please, allow me. - Thank you.
â™ª
[both laughing]
I'll have my usual double chocolate.
[laughing] Thanks, Jim.
It's the best ice cream in the world.
Bold statement.
I happen to know of a little place in Turin
that does amazing gelato.
And of course, in India,
they have the most sublime mango kulfi.
Oh, wow, well, it sounds like you
and your sweet tooth have travelled.
Been very fortunate in that regard.
I've travelled to some beautiful countries,
seen some stunning things.
Sounds nice.
Have you not travelled?
Uh, not as much as I would like.
Thank you so much.
You know, with work, and helping out,
it's hard to carve out the time to find my own place.
Let alone take a vacation.
I do try to plan ahead, but my schedule always seem to fill.
Mm. Oh, my.
That really is rather splendid.
Mm-hm.
I love looking in the window of this antique store.
I mean, just think about all of the stories and history
behind everything.
Oh, wow!
Look at that beautiful tiara.
You think it's real?
Can't see a price tag, but from here,
based on how the way diamonds sparkle,
I'd imagine it is.
Only one way to find out though.
Hm?
The diamonds are real, hence the high price.
But I wonder what their exact clarity is.
Have you got a loupe I might borrow, please?
Thank you.
These are of exceptional quality.
Oh, well, real diamonds or not,
I do not have any occasions to wear a tiara, so...
How about right here, right now?
- May I? - Okay.
Theo: There.
It's beautiful.
Like it was made especially for you.
[laughing] Can I see?
Wow.
[sighing]
Um, well, should give it back.
I can't afford to damage it.
So...
In that case, I'll buy it for you.
As a thank you gift, once you've found me a home.
- Hm? - [laughing]
You almost got me. [laughing]
- Thank you for your time. - Thank you.
[knocking]
Come in.
More missed calls from my father.
Kings do not like to be ignored.
You must return home, Prince Theo.
Our country, a royal palace,
it doesn't feel like home anymore.
That's why I'm considering living here.
[clearing throat]
What? You don't like Shaw Bay?
It has its charms,
but none of the luxuries you're accustomed to.
Fine dining, a good tailor.
Then, there is your conduct here.
It is unbecoming of a prince to lounge about fishing,
eat ice cream in the street.
Have you been following me?
Only at your father's command.
You're in contact with him? Have you told him where we are?
No, because you asked me not to.
The King is anxious for your safety,
your well-being.
No, my father is anxious for me to return home,
do as he says
and marry a royal he's picked out for me.
It is your duty to do what's best for our kingdom,
our people.
That's the life you were born into.
It's not one you can simply walk away from.
[Bess laughing]
Don't you have anything better to do than hang around my lobby?
Sadly not.
Theo has made plans without me today.
Can't imagine why.
Well, come on. You can help me with a job.
Each year I make all the centrepieces
for the blankets at the picnic, and you can lend a hand.
And not a moment too soon.
Why? What's wrong with that?
Oh, look, the stems are too long.
You've arranged white carnations with yellow roses.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Is that a crime where you come from?
[laughing] One colour washes out the other.
Contrasting colours, put together,
will make much more
of an impact.
Hm, well, I suppose that's another way of doing it.
Make some more. I'll decide which I like best.
Hm.
So, I remember you saying that rowing was your passion.
So, ta-da!
These aren't rowing boats. They're kayaks.
I use oars, not paddles.
But it is still, essentially,
boats on water, isn't it?
I'm sure I'll enjoy myself.
Oh, thanks, Bryan. We'll leave those with you.
Thanks.
Um, well, I thought maybe we could, you know,
go down the coast and do some exploring.
That sounds lovely.
And don't worry. I'll go slow.
See, I've been rowing for many years.
I'm quite confident on the water.
You know, yes, quite fast.
â™ª You're my blue heaven
The red one's yours.
Yep, no, this is yellow. Oh, the boat I suppose.
â™ª A-woo
â™ª Ooh-ooh-ooh
â™ª A-woo
Until I was seventeen paddled every day.
Try to keep up.
â™ª A-woo
â™ª Oh, you're my blue heaven
â™ª
Theo: Well, those seals we saw before
seemed very relaxed.
Erin: [laughing] Yeah.
They actually kind of reminded me of my ex-boyfriend
when he used to lie on the couch
and watch sports.
Why did you two split up?
So you get to ask me questions about my personal life,
but I don't get to ask any of you?
I take your point.
His name was Brett.
He was nice, very kind,
but, in the end we were just too different.
He really wanted to move to the city,
and I wanted to stay here.
So...
Well, I dare say Brett was a fool.
He obviously should have stayed with you.
Um, because, because it's so lovely here is,
- um, is what I meant to say. - Mm-hm.
My mother was right about this place.
- She told me about Shaw Bay. - Mm.
She visited when she was younger.
She was travelling, was only meant to stay in town
for a night, but ended up staying an entire month.
And you're following in her footsteps?
Seeing if it's as wonderful as she says it is?
Yes.
Well, I hope you tell her that it is.
Sadly, that's not something I can't do.
I'm sorry.
It's was 18 months ago, and I am an adult, but...
You never stop missing them.
Do you still have your dad?
Oh, yes, my father is very much a part of my life still.
[seals barking]
Look, must be nice for them, don't you think?
To have an entire ocean as a home.
Free to go wherever you'd like,
whenever you want,
and enjoy privacy and peace.
At the risk of prying,
it, uh, it sounds like maybe you don't have that.
I recognize I've a very good life,
but it does come with certain...
..pressures, and intense scrutiny.
I don't want to sound overdramatic,
but it does become tiring and overwhelming at times.
Mm. Then, you know what?
For today, just don't think about it.
Just be here, right now.
You know, here, you don't have to be anybody.
You just have to be you.
These are beautiful.
How do you know so much about flower arrangements?
I...
..watched a lot of video guides, found out I had a gift.
Well, you certainly do. And this was fun.
â™ª
Yes, it was.
Well, if that's everything?
Oh, yeah, go, go.
I can't stand around chatting to you all day.
This wretched wind! I must look a mess.
Erin! Erin.
Hey, Mitch. What's up?
They just put it up a few minutes ago.
- No, no, no, no, no! - Theo: What is it?
The council, they've been threatening to sell the marina.
Martha, you put the decision forward?
We decided it was best to act swiftly.
The sooner the marina is sold, the sooner we can begin
to create new jobs, homes, opportunities for all.
Martha, I know you think you're doing what's best,
but redevelopment is going to ruin this town.
Or rejuvenate it.
You know how tough the winter, out-of-season months can be.
It's like I told you, kid. You can't stop progress.
Well, perhaps they're right. It might help the town.
After all, you don't know for certain,
that redevelopment would ruin Shaw Bay.
Yes, I do.
I can prove it to you.
[panting] Look, if, um, if you want to take a break,
that's, um, that's all right with me.
Keep going. It'll be worth it.
I promise.
All right.
[breathing heavily]
Oh!
The things I do for my king.
Erin: This is my favourite place
in the world.
[laughing]
My parents used to bring me here.
Whether it was for a picnic,
or to paint,
or just to sit and enjoy the view.
I can see why. It's breathtaking.
You know, when I was little,
I used to imagine that there were
these beautiful houses up here,
and that one day I would live in one,
and I would wake up every morning
and open my curtains and see this.
The town looks even more beautiful from up here.
Please, accept my apology.
You were right and I was wrong.
Shaw Bay does not need to change or modernize in any way.
It's perfect the way it is.
â™ª
Oh, your shoelace is untied.
- Oh, is it? - Yeah. [laughing]
[clearing throat]
Frank: Stop! Stop!
What do you think you're doing?
I was tying my shoes.
Ah.
My apologies, s-- Theo.
Hi. You must be Frank.
And you must be Erin.
It's lovely to meet you.
I hear you and Theo are friends.
- Correct. - Theo: Mm-hm.
And, how did you two meet?
School.
We both went to the same boarding school in England.
Um, same lessons, same dormitories, yeah.
- Interesting. - Theo: Mm-hm.
Because, and no offense, Frank.
Uh, Frank seems a little older than you.
Well, that's because he was held back many, many times.
Bit of a slow learner, aren't you, Frank?
I suppose so.
Terrible at maths, or, math, as I recall.
See for yourself. Frank, what's seven times seven?
Forty-nine.
- Well, he knows that now, - Mm-hm, of course.
Frank, what brought you to Shaw Bay?
Theo mentioned he was coming here,
so, so, so, I thought I'd take a break, too.
[laughing nervously]
Didn't you tell me that your trip to Shaw Bay was a...
..a spur-of-the-moment one?
Mm-hm, yes, yes, it was. And I messaged Frank en route.
- Mid-spur. - I see.
And now he just happens to be on the same hike as us in a suit?
It would appear so.
Well, we should, uh, probably all get back.
W-W-Well, maybe not all of us.
It's nice to meet you, Frank.
Frank: [whispering] Theo.
My humble apologies, sir, but I thought you were
about to propose!
Why on earth would you think that?!
Because of the time you're spending together with Erin.
And I've seen the way you look at her.
Sir, you must return home safe
and, just as importantly, still single.
Whatever I have with Erin, it is strictly business.
Sir, please.
I have known you your entire life.
So I offer this advice not just as your valet,
not as your bodyguard, but as your friend.
Tell Erin who you really are.
The truth would be better for all.
No.
People act strange,
sycophantic, even hostile
when they know that I'm a prince.
They see the title and not me.
I don't want that to happen with Erin.
[sighing]
Theo: After all, the rules do state,
"Muddy shoes must be taken off before entering the home."
Very witty, sir.
Your Royal Highness.
I wasn't snooping.
I was just putting fresh towels in your room,
and I noticed the uniform behind your door.
I took the liberty of bringing your formal attire along.
One never knows when a prince needs to look like a prince,
wherever he might be in the world.
You're the prince?
I need to go and find Erin and tell her!
No, no, wait, please!
You mustn't tell Erin or anyone else who I really am.
The trouble, the attention, the hordes of paparazzi
that news would bring here would be unbearable.
Well, Erin is like a daughter to me.
She deserves to know the truth.
Yes, and I will tell her,
but in my own time, in my own way.
You have my word.
I swear it.
Please.
Well, in that case, I have a new guest house rule.
All royal guests shall stay here anonymously.
[sighing] Thank you, Bess.
Harper: Still can't find Theo a home?
There are some places he might consider now, but,
can I honestly recommend a home to him or to anyone else
with the threat to the harbour?
And if it gets sold and redeveloped
it's gonna change the entire town.
Uh-huh, I'm not sure my little bistro will survive.
Your food is amazing.
Yes, but only if you come in and try it.
Not if you go somewhere else
with all the fanfare and bright lights.
It's a shame we don't have the money
to buy the marina ourselves.
Wait. Wait, what?
I just said it's a shame we don't have the money
to buy the marina.
Then it would be safe, wouldn't change,
and we'd all be happy.
Yeah! You just keep looking.
Yeah.
â™ª
Are you ready to see your perfect home?
I think I am.
Okay. Three, two, one.
Uh, you want me to live in the sea?
No. No, right here.
You said it yourself. This is the perfect location.
Build your dream house right here.
Or, out in the water if you want.
It could be on stilts, and only accessible by bridge,
and then you could have all the privacy
you've ever wanted.
Wow, you've really thought about this, haven't you?
Well, I mean, it'd take some work.
Okay, it would... it would take a lot of work.
You know what? This is crazy.
I'm... I'm gonna keep looking for homes for--
No, no, hang on. I think you've done it.
You've found my place.
Really? That's amazing!
Oh! Um...
There is one... one tiny, little detail,
uh, that I should mention before you get too excited.
Um, this patch of land doesn't come on its own.
It's part of a package...
Which is, um,
the whole marina.
The...
Normally I wouldn't suggest something like this,
but you said money wasn't an issue,
and I just, I really wanna find you your perfect home.
My home, which happens to avoid
the marina redevelopment and save the whole town?
Yeah.
But who's to say you're not some money-hungry developer
who wants to buy the marina
and put up casinos and a rollercoaster?
Oh, a rollercoaster. Yes, that's a good idea.
Thank you. It's gonna right there.
Listen, I know that this would be a huge investment.
But it's one I'm willing to make.
I think you're right.
This could be the perfect home for me.
And if I have to buy the entire marina to make it happen,
- so be it. - Really?
Oh, oh, my gosh! I am so sorry!
That was not... [clearing throat]
..not very professional of me.
- Mr. Johnson. - [both laughing]
- Hey! - Hey.
So, what's the good news?
How did you know?
Grin any wider it'll be a new world record.
[laughing] Okay, I can't--
No, I shouldn't say too much,
but, I found a place that Theo likes.
Ah! I knew you could do it.
Let's just hope this makes Martha
and the rest of the council reconsider the marina plan.
Well, they won't need to.
I'm sorry!
I would tell you if I could.
You know I would, but I don't wanna jinx anything!
[laughing] Okay, just tell me when Theo moves in,
so I can make him a welcome hamper.
Yes, well, this place needs a lot of building work.
It's likely that while that's being completed,
Theo will have to be gone for a bit.
But you're okay with that, right?
After all, he's just a client.
Sure, yeah, of course.
I just enjoy his company. That's all.
In that case, make the most of your remaining time together.
Oh, I like this.
Music and seafood night, to promote my new dishes.
I gotta do something if the marina gets redeveloped.
Well, like I said, I have a feeling
everything's gonna be just fine.
Huh?
- Hi, Aunt Bess. - Hi!
Is Theo around?
Why? What have you heard?
About Theo?
Nothing. Why?
Oh! No reason.
Theo's just an ordinary, everyday person.
Not so different from you or I, really.
- Okay. - Oh, the man himself.
- Hi. - Hi.
Um, I just came to return this.
Oh, thank you, but you didn't have to.
You're giving so much to the town,
I thought you deserved something in return.
Frank: Theo, your father contacted me last--
- Erin. - Frank.
I just came by to drop off Theo's handkerchief.
And also, to invite you, both of you, to this.
It's tonight at the bistro.
And there's going to be music,
and, knowing Harper, an ocean's worth of seafood.
Sadly we shan't be attending. Theo dislikes seafood immensely.
Well, you know, perhaps I ought to give it another try.
I'll be there.
Great. I'll see you tonight.
- All right. - Both of you.
Okay. Oh!
And you too, Aunt Bess.
I wouldn't miss it for the world, sweetheart.
Okay. [laughing]
And you can tell her the truth tonight.
â™ª
- [chattering] - Hello.
- Hi. - How's your evening?
- Thank you for coming. - It's so good.
Okay, well, I'll see you guys later.
â™ª Yeah, yeah, yeah
So, how was your very first Shaw Bay crab cake?
- Well, it was amazing! - [laughing]
Good. More drinks?
Yes, but I'll get them this time.
- Oh. - I insist.
Frank?
Another non-sparkling mineral water, please.
So, Frank, do you live close to Theo?
[stammering] I'm afraid I can't answer that,
because, because,
Theo enjoys his privacy.
Oh, right.
But, you can tell me about your life, right?
Do you see each other often? Where do you live?
Oh, look, there's Bess. I think I'll go and say hello.
Oh, okay. Good talk.
â™ª Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
- Um... - Frank?
â™ª
Thank you.
- Good evening. - Hello, please have a seat.
[chuckling]
â™ª Maybe you hear the thunder... â™ª
- Theo: There you are. - [Erin laughing]
What were you and Frank talking about?
Honestly? Nothing.
I know he can be a bit of a stick in the mud
but he's got a good heart.
And I wouldn't know how to fasten my cufflinks without him.
That's an old English expression.
Means he's a dear friend.
â™ª
I think Harper's gonna be really pleased.
Tonight's been a huge success.
The town truly has a wonderful spirit.
Which you helped save.
Now all I have to worry about is my speech for the picnic.
Oh, you'll be brilliant. How could you not be?
You're intelligent. You're caring.
You're wonderful.
â™ª
[laughing]
Erin, would you do me the great honour of dancing with me?
[Erin laughing]
Thank you.
â™ª Lovers in sadness
â™ª Lovers in pain
â™ª Lovers in mistake
â™ª Lovers through changes
â™ª You, my lover railbird...
Now that I've found you a home,
do you feel like telling me a little bit more
about your life?
Well, technically, you've only found me land
on which to build a home.
- [laughing] - It's really just started.
Well, then,
just start by telling me your life story.
Hm, they'd make a lovely couple.
I agree, but, that, unfortunately,
is an impossibility.
Prince Theodore is destined to marry a true princess.
- Why? - Tradition.
And are royal princesses in great abundance over in Europe?
One has been identified.
Princess Gloriana, Duchess of Helsingland and Bergsoar.
[laughing] Well, that's quite a name.
She's a princess of outstanding intelligence,
has beauty.
The prince will undoubtedly like her.
Wait. He hasn't even met her yet?
Well, there's a process, a period of conference
between the families, before that happens.
What's better?
Marrying some princess because of their title,
or being with someone because you love them
and you feel a true connection with them?
- Most wise comment. - Well, thank you.
[laughing] And what about you?
How long have you been a royal butler?
A... [laughing] Valet.
All my adult life.
I take great comfort, great satisfaction in helping others.
Oh, so do I.
When guests stay with me, and enjoy my hospitality,
it makes me feel... feel...
Complete?
Yes! And special, and connected.
Well, you've a lovely guest house.
That could be truly wonderful
with just some minor refinements.
- Oh, really? - Mm.
- Such as? - Small details.
Sugar cubes instead of sachets. Correct spoons for condiments.
Napkins properly folded.
Let me show you.
Madame. Voila.
- Ah! - [both laughing]
Impressive. Any other tips?
- [cell phone ringing] - Oh!
- Sorry. - [cell phone ringing]
The king. Excuse me.
Of course. [sighing]
I didn't plan on the life I've had.
In fact, it was chosen for me, long before I was born.
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But, the truth,
the simple fact of the matter is...
I must speak with you.
Frank, it can wait.
No, Theo, it absolutely cannot.
I'm sorry. Excuse me.
- I'll be back in a moment. - Yeah, of course.
â™ª All the lovers visit...
â™ª And I can hear their rattling... â™ª
I've never heard your father so angry.
He made it quite clear. No more delays, no more excuses.
We're to return home immediately.
Impossible.
I'm in the middle of purchasing the marina.
Not anymore.
Your father has blocked your account,
your access to the royal coffers.
I'm afraid you no longer
have the necessary funds to make an offer.
Erin.
She'll be devastated.
â™ª
Might I suggest you worry about your own situation
and security first, sir, before that of others?
Perhaps we can unlock the account,
sort something, so she needn't find out.
- [sighing] - Come on.
â™ª
- Hey. - Hi.
â™ª
I think Theo just left?
What?
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Oh. [laughing] Frank's helping me out.
He's wonderful. Excuse me.
So, any news from my father?
He won't change his mind.
He seems committed to forcing us home.
Have you delivered the news to Erin?
I'm on my way to find her now.
Wish me luck.
Erin, I'm glad I found you.
Why?
So you could walk out on me again?
I'm so sorry that I had to leave last night.
I don't know if that behaviour is acceptable
where you're from,
not that you will tell me where that is,
but here it's definitely frowned upon.
I can't buy the marina anymore.
What? I-I don't understand.
I no longer have the funds.
I thought you said money wasn't an issue.
And that was true when I said it.
But my situation has changed.
[sighing]
How to explain.
I work for my family's business,
for my father, essentially.
And a disagreement has led
to a re-evaluation of my wealth.
I understand.
Are you okay? For the future, I mean.
You always think about others, don't you?
But, yes, yes, I'll be fine.
Do you still wanna find a home in Shaw Bay?
You have, perhaps, a smaller marina for sale?
[laughing] No.
No, but there are some smaller houses.
Do you have any money left?
A little, in a personal account.
Perhaps enough for a down payment
on an extremely modest residence.
Well, there is this one apartment,
and it has a beautiful view of the marina.
- While it's still there. - [sighing]
Who am I kidding?
I-I can't encourage you or anyone else to move to Shaw Bay,
not when part of it's about to be sold.
I'm a terrible real estate agent.
No. No!
You're simply an honest person.
You truly love this town, don't you?
With all my heart. All of my memories are here.
I don't know what I'll do if... if it changes, or disappears.
Try to delay Martha.
Tell her...
Tell her that the sale is still on, I just need a bit more time,
perhaps a day or so.
But... but, you don't have any money.
No, I don't.
But I think I might have a solution.
Do you trust me?
[stammering]
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My father wants me to return home,
resume my duties, marry Princess...
Princess Gloriana, Duchess of Helsingland and Bergsoar.
And lead the life of a dutiful,
obedient prince and heir to the throne.
Fine, I'll do it, but on one condition.
That he buy the marina here in Shaw Bay.
Sir, I don't understand.
How will you live here, while at the same time
carrying out your royal duties, your obligations?
And what if your future wife, Princess Gloriana, Duchess of--
Don't have to say the entire title.
I'll know who you mean.
What if she doesn't wish to live here?
Oh, that won't be a problem,
because I won't be living here either.
Sir?
I don't want to buy the marina for myself.
I want to save it, for the town.
And for Erin?
She's an amazing person.
She... she deserves my help.
And, well, this is the only way
that everyone can get what they want.
Everyone but you, sir.
Well.
Are you really willing to sacrifice your future,
your happiness to help like this?
Yes, I am.
In that case, I shall put forward your proposal
to King Henry.
Thank you, Frank.
Thank you, sir.
Don't give me that look.
Is this too picnicy for the picnic?
- It's perfect. - Really?
Sorry. Um...
Eh?
No, it's not dressy enough.
Yeah, impulse buy. What was I thinking?
No prizes for guessing what you were thinking about just now.
Yeah.
Theo might come through with a plan to buy the marina,
but, if he doesn't...
Then we'll survive.
We'll manage somehow.
Yeah, I know. But the town?
I don't want us to lose our home,
our way of life.
Me neither.
But I think you can spend so much time
trying to preserve the past, that it starts to jeopardise
your future.
And you still haven't started putting yourself first.
Harper, how is it that someone so wise
still has so much trouble picking an outfit for a picnic
we've been going to since we were three?
[both laughing]
Okay, fine, I get it.
I'll dress up. I'll dress up just for you.
- [laughing] - Just for you!
[both laughing]
[knocking]
Hey.
Good news. I have the funds.
What? That's amazing!
- Mm-hm. - How?
Well, as a wise woman once told me,
"It's all about negotiating".
So, if you could liaise with Martha, finalise the sale?
Sure, yeah, of course.
But, you were so certain you didn't have the money.
What changed? What aren't you telling me?
Harper: Erin! Need help zipping up!
Okay.
Perhaps this isn't the right time.
No, no, Harper can wait.
I have many things to do still.
So, let's talk tomorrow privately.
And then I can explain fully and properly, all right?
Okay.
- Harper: It's stuck. - Yeah, I'm coming, crazy-pants.
Bess: Oh, these will look wonderful tomorrow.
I hope I get chance to see them before I leave.
Theo has decided to return to Movdovia,
give up his dream of buying a home and settling in Shaw Bay.
But he told me he was buying the marina.
Yes, but only to help Erin and the town.
Theo is a prince.
He plays a key role in our country's affairs.
I understand. But can't you stay?
Being here with you, working together,
it's been wonderful.
So much so that now I don't want it to end.
But my sworn loyalties are to the Crown.
When Prince Theodore leaves, I must also.
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- Hey. - Hello.
Good morning!
I was actually just on my way to see you.
I wanted to give you this.
It is the draft contract of the sale, and we can
get the ball rolling once you sign it.
Fantastic.
Hang on. I can't sign this.
It's made out for "Theo Johnson."
Did I spell your name wrong?
No, it's... [clearing throat]
It's time I told you everything.
Who I am, where I'm from,
why I sought sanctuary in Shaw Bay in the first place.
Erin, the truth is, what I should have told you,
long before now, the moment we first met,
is this:
- I'm-- - [car horn honking]
Who's that?
Theo, what's going on?
I almost didn't recognize you.
Theo, who is this?
Erin, this is His Royal Highness, King Henry,
reigning monarch and head of state of the Kingdom of Movdovia
and, more to the point, my father.
Huh? I'm sorry.
Is this some kind of joke? Or...
- Uh... - She doesn't know who you are?
No. Almost no one here does.
Can someone tell me what all of this is about?
This is Prince Theodore Montague, heir apparent
to the Movdovian throne.
Erin! Please wait.
Allow me to explain.
Now? Now you want to explain?
After you've just humiliated me in front of everyone.
I came to Shaw Bay for peace, for privacy.
Even when Bess found out I was terrified I'd be discovered.
Bess knew?
I pleaded with her not to tell you, to keep it a secret.
I would've kept it a secret.
I wanted to tell you. I tried!
Just now, and last night, and the night we danced.
Which is something that shouldn't have happened.
Not when you're to marry a princess worthy of your status.
You're getting married?
No, no! I'm not.
I... I'm supposed to.
I'm...I'm expected to marry soon, but, I'm...
- Goodbye, Theo. - Erin.
Henry: Let her go.
We have more important matters to discuss.
Your leaving, and then failure to return home
has caused me a great deal of problems.
We're royalty, Theodore.
We aren't allowed to take breaks,
be ruled by our whims and emotions.
Perhaps things would be better if we were.
You're a prince. You want for nothing.
Except privacy, and the right to my own life.
And yet you're willing to sacrifice all that,
and do as I wish, just to save this little town.
It seems the right thing to do. This is a wonderful place.
I already know that.
I came here many years ago with your mother,
just before you were born.
We marked it as an official visit,
but in reality we just...
..we just relaxed, read books,
spent time together.
We knew, with our duties and a baby boy on the way,
it'd be our last chance to do so.
It was wonderful.
Then help me save Shaw Bay now.
If you do, I will try to be a son,
an heir to Movdovia of whom you can be proud.
You already are.
Putting the needs of others before your own is commendable,
and suggests you will make a fine king, too,
one day.
However, should you wish to remain here
and relinquish your titles
and duties,
then I will respect your wishes.
Thank you, Father.
Although, I don't think I'm welcome here anymore.
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- Hey, Mitch. - Hey, I heard what happened.
I was worried you weren't gonna come.
Well, I figured if the entire town is already laughing at me,
I may as well just get it all over with at once.
No one's laughing at you.
If anything they'll be saying how beautiful you look.
Both of you.
But if you don't feel like doing your speech because of Theo,
and the marina sale, then I'm happy to step in.
- Really? - Sure.
I could tell some of my old fishing tales.
Thanks, Mitch, but, I, uh,
I'll just try to do my best.
Okay.
But let's get you both something to eat first.
You know what? You guys go ahead.
Um, I wouldn't mind just a couple minutes by myself
if that's okay.
Come on, Harper.
[sighing]
Oh, well, I made some special fish tacos.
Ooh, nice.
Erin, honey, I'm so sorry.
Theo asked me to keep his identity a secret.
It's okay, Aunt Bess. I don't blame you.
Theo should have told me who he really was.
But I think he did.
Who you saw, and who you spent time with,
wasn't that the real Theo?
Rather than someone he doesn't wanna be,
and is trying to escape from?
Yeah, but he still lied to me.
When we spent time together, when we danced,
I felt like I was with someone who...
..who wasn't engaged.
Well, that's because he isn't, not yet, at least.
Frank told me everything.
Theo's expected to marry a princess,
but he doesn't want to.
Then why doesn't he just refuse?
Honey, he did in a way.
He fled his country and came here to Shaw Bay,
to try to find a new life and a new home.
But his father blocked the marina sale.
Now, Theo's promised to return home, marry,
and continue being a prince,
if it meant that he could still save this town.
He's willing to do that?
He's willing to sacrifice everything for us?
I have to find him.
I have to talk to him before he leaves.
Mitch: Erin!
Time for your speech!
- Bess: Go. - Okay.
Uh, hi, everyone.
I'm not very good at standing up
and speaking in front of a crowd,
as those of you witnessed my high school hiccupping fit
will remember.
[audience laughing]
Yeah, I hope you'll bear with me while I...
Sorry, I should just say what I wanted to say.
Uh, which... which,
I can't remember right now.
But if you just give me a second,
I'm sure it will, um, hopefully come back to me.
[sighing]
What I wanted to say was simply this.
I love Shaw Bay
and it's not because of how beautiful it is,
or because I've lived here my whole life,
but because of the people that live here with me.
My neighbours,
my boss, Mitch,
my Aunt Bess,
people like Lily and Jim who run the businesses,
and even Martha,
my best, and my oldest friend, Harper.
Love you.
And my newest friend too.
I have fought so hard recently to preserve our town.
But I realise now that a place,
a home,
is only special because of who you share it with.
So, thank you.
Woo! No hiccups!
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â™ª Stolen from the palm
â™ª Of your bedtime rest
â™ª In the morning
â™ª I search for my old ways
Hi. Wow.
I can, um,
I can really see the prince thing now.
Theo, how I responded--
Please, don't apologize. The fault was all mine.
I should have trusted you,
should have told you the truth from the beginning.
Thank you.
And thank you for your tip.
Looking at you. It really helped.
It was a beautiful speech.
Almost as beautiful as you are.
Although, I think there's one small thing missing.
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May I?
It's a small thank you gift,
for helping me find a home in Shaw Bay.
Are you still buying the marina?
Well, actually, no.
But, someone else is.
It seems my father has his own love for Shaw Bay.
He intends to buy the marina in order to preserve it.
Does that mean that you're leaving,
going back to your old life?
Ah.
Well, that rather depends on you.
Hm?
I've spoken with my father,
well, negotiated,
and he's agreed to allow me to live here,
on the condition that I return to Movdovia
when necessary, to carry out my royal duties,
official visits, state banquets,
and the like.
I would be honoured if you would accompany me.
You want me to come with you?
Nothing would make me happier.
I... I don't know what to say.
I...
- Say "Yes!" - [both laughing]
Okay.
Yeah, I guess I could give palaces and banquets a go.
I do have a tiara after all.
[both laughing]
Thank you.
I do still need to find a home here.
Well, I think I can probably help you with that.
Although, there are not many royal palaces or castles
on the market right now.
No, I was thinking of that hill that we hiked.
I believe you called it your favourite place in the world.
What would you think of your dream house there?
Only, perhaps, it's a home for both of us?
I would love that.
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Public displays of affection. Unbecoming of a prince.
Muah!
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