I think we have to tell Del the truth about everything. It’s the only choice we have.

Alice

Just so we’re clear. One moonlight swim doesn’t mean I want to be one of your girls.

Del

Kat: What is this?
Thomas: Goodwin has everyone in town looking for the witch who hexed him. You’ll be safer as a man.

Kat: You’re hiding Jacob in the lighthouse that Cyrus paid for?
Thomas: Last place he’d think to look, don’t you think?

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.

Oh, God. You’re gonna be OK. I really need you to wake up now. We gotta get you home.

Kat

Cyrus: So, you’ve come to your senses. Your precious Jacob is dragged away by the British, and here you are, less than a day later. Makes me worry about your loyalty.
Susana: Don’t be worried, Cyrus. Be flattered.

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.

Thomas: Well, believe of me what you wish, but know this. When Goodwin is wrong, he metes out is own kind of justice. I’ve been up to the estate; I’ve sussed things out. I believe Jacob is alive and imprisoned somewhere inside Cyrus’s house. I don’t know exactly where, but I do know we won’t be able to get at him. He’ll be under lock and key.
Kat: You mean a key like this?

I found Thomas Coyle, whoever he is. He arrived on a ship called the Belladonna the first day of harvest, 1814. Tell Jacob I said hi.

Elliot

Colton: What's going on, Dellie?
Del: I'm feeling like an imposter again. How can I call myself a Landry when my Landry is gone? And his land might be, too. I feel like I'm letting you down. You would not be proud of me.
Colton: I am proud of you every day. Look at you, what you've done. You've rebuilt our family. You did that. You brought out daughter home and our incredible granddaughter.
Del: She is amazing, isn't she?
Colton: Yes, she is. She reminds me of you. You have everything to be proud of and so much more.

Elliot: Why does this keep happening to us? You used another member of my family!
Kat: No, you have been a very willing part of this, OK? Even when I tried to keep you out of it, you came to me. You remember that.
Elliot: Don't you see what bringing Susana in on this will do to her? I can say from experience it will literally ruin her life, Kat!
Kat: Just stop! You hide behind your talk of rules and the pond having its reason, but you have never lived it, so don't you dare judge what you can't understand. I don't know why you were always in such a mood on Founder's Day, but how about you stop taking your family's insecurities out on me?!