Meadowbrook Visit Ends In Childs Averted Disaster
Jim Fielding arrives in Glendale to visit the MacPhersons at Meadowbrook. He meets Dolly at a drug store and encounters a Vaughn family link. On a bridge over the brook a child plunges headfirst into the water after Jim’s remark, but she is unharmed though furious as he helps her ashore.
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Glendale
MacPhersons Mac
T. H. Vaughn
Meadowbrook
Jim
Kat
Lenore
Dolly
Vaughns
Cecily
Tommy
Vaughn
MacPhersons
A Pleasant Life Beckons Jim On A Country Escape
Jim, newly free of nerves and mischief, savors a cheerful ramble after a lift from a sulky drugstore clerk Bert. He recalls Lenore with nostalgic humor, imagines a simple country life at Meadowbrook near Meadowbrook, weighing his options and the idea of marriage yet resisting past ties.
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Jim
Girl Breaks Rod After Scolding Fisherman
A muddy stream scene shows Jim apologetic after a girl scolds him for alarming a fish he was fishing for. She proclaims the noise frightened the fish, then retrieves his broken bamboo rod and reacts with fear as he offers consolation.
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Jim
Missing Rod Mystery Between Jim and Child in Sea Pines
A tense scene unfolds as a child accuses Jim of causing a fall that broke her father's fishing rod. Jim denies knowledge of Cecily, while the girl suspects gossip and insists the incident matters greatly. She hints at secrets to be revealed, leaving the matter unfinished until next week.
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Jim
Cecily
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