The Way Home
Sundays 9:00 PM on HallmarkAlice Dhawan Quotes
Elliot: I think the pond won’t bring you forward from your timeline into the future, but it can bring you back from your existing one. Think about it. The pond is all about reflection, looking at what has happened, and learning from it. So, why would it show you your future? It wouldn’t.
Alice: So, hypothetically, you could go back.
Alice: You signed it?
Del: Yes. This is Goodwin land now.
Alice: You didn’t sell the farm though, back then. Why?
Del: I saved it for an Alice I had not met.
Alice: That’s the thing about time travel, I guess. You’re always the wrong age wherever you go. Too young in 2007, and I just feel too old for anybody here.
Nick: You deserve it. To find someone here in your own time. [shivers] Oh, OK. Officially the weirdest conversation I ever had in my entire life, and I feel like it’s only going to get weirder.
Alice: Yeah, so I should go.
Nick: It was really good to see you again, Alice.
Alice: Nick? That night at the cove, I’ve measured everyone else against it, so it wasn’t such a terrible thing.
You tried to erase me, Elliot! I’m never talking to you again!
Elliot: You need to hide right now. She has not seen you in seven years, and, no offense, but you look like you're 12.
Alice: Yeah, well, don't think that that scraggly excuse for a beard you've got going on is doing you any favors.
I think we have to tell Del the truth about everything. It’s the only choice we have.
Del: It’s not Jacob. Oh God. I shouldn’t have gotten my hopes up!
Alice: Were you hoping the police were right?
Del: I just want an answer to take away the memories. Oh, Alice. There have been so many calls. They torment me. There was one call; it was horrible, and I reacted terribly. I said, I said such horrible things to Kat. If I could go back, I would take back all those words.
Kat: So apart from trying to save my brother in the 19th century, I also have to have a newspaper printed and published, which means that I have to find all the photographs and all of the article and put everything together by tonight, and I just can’t. I am, I am exhausted.
Elliot: I’ll get the edition out. Just tell me what needs to be done.
Alice: Yeah, I-I’ll help.
Elliot: Come on. Forget about the paper, Kat. We’ll handle it. This is your little brother. You need to do whatever you can to make sure he’s safe.
Alice: Elliot, do you love my mom, like, now?
Elliot: Yes, I love her! Always. Ever since we were kids! I never told her, and now I never can.
Alice: I’m so sorry.
Elliot: I don’t, I don’t want pity. It’s official. Being surprised is so much worse than knowing what’s going to happen. Alice, you need to tell me everything.
Alice: I, I can’t. We made a pact!
Elliot: I don’t care about some stupid pact! Tell me! Am I always gonna feel this way?! Do Kat and I have any future at all?
Alice: OK. Knowing the two of you? You’re going to be just fine.
Alice: I just saw the proposal in 2001.
Elliot: Yeah, I figured. Which means, I can give you this. [offers her a photo]
Alice: You’ve had this the whole time?
Elliot: Now you finally have a photo of all your friends from the ‘90s.
Alice: Well, not all of them. You’re not in it.
Alice: I didn’t know you loved mom your whole life.
Elliot: Calm down. [scoffs] It wasn’t my whole life. I don’t see why you think that.
Alice: And you were heartbroken. You asked me if you would feel this way forever. So, do you still feel that way?
Elliot: I’m not torn up like I was, but if you’re asking me if the love is still there, [he nods] I think it always will be.
