I just want to stay away from many things for a while.
There is no paradise on the island. (DECEMBER 1918)
Just want to make sure that you know what you decide.
With all due respect, Mr. Coughlan...
... this may not be more difficult than World War.
Maybe you're right about that.
You finance your own trip in each assignment.
You're a volunteer worker so can't get a vacation.
I know you're a single man.
Not family.
So, that's a bit of a concern.
It is not unusual to send a single man to Janus.
The place is quite remote so wife and family can be very helpful...
... not only provides comfort.
But, because this is only temporary...
... go to Port Partageuse in two days.
From there, you will be taken to Janus.
Welcome to the Commonwealth Lighthouse Service.
I am proud that there are people who serve our country in the midst of this difficulty.
--- Translator: Rizal Adam --- Email: rizaladam@yahoo.com
Mr. Sherbourne, you come on time.
Enter it.
Thank you very much.
Welcome to Partageuse.
Let me introduce you.
Maybe this will be honored guest.
This is Mr. Tom Sherbourne, our new lighthouse keeper.
How are you?
Cyril and Bertha Chipper.
Nice to meet you.
Bill Graysmark.
- His wife, Violet... - How are you?
-... and their daughter... - How are you?
He was here.
Mr. Sherbourne, please drink.
Thank you very much.
Tom, the lighthouse that you are guarding will become a guide ship...
... in the Northern Hemisphere...
... bring prosperity and prosperity to our land.
We really need it after the war.
This is very valuable compared to anything, right?
Sir.
Are you ready for this task?
We will find out soon enough.
Come on. The last thing that poor guy needs is...
... your sad story.
I told you he must have appeared.
This is Isabel Graysmark.
Isabel, introduce this Mr. Sherbourne.
Nice to meet you, Mr. Sherbourne.
Ms. Graysmark.
Janus is not a very famous assignment .
You were the only person who came as far as 161 kilometers from all directions.
I don't think they say to you why is this position available?
Available temporarily.
Trimble will return, and in the condition is fit in 6 months.
We only need a recovery period, that's all.
That's it?
They already told you, Mr. Sherbourne?
I don't think anyone told me the details.
That doesn't surprise me.
Trimble Docherty has been keeping the lighthouse for almost 6 years.
Without incident!
Without incident.
Then he caused a stir...
... when reporting his wife gave a signal to passing ships.
Of course that cannot be accepted, it is for two reasons.
Giving a signal to a passing ship has long been banned...
Obviously he knows that.
What is the other reason?
His wife had died two years ago.
It's too long to be in a narrow space plus grief, that's all.
Mr. Sherbourne should be told.
Long before he signed his assignment letter.
I really appreciate the information you give.
And hopefully Trimble recover from the pain.
Regarding assignments in this place, I am ready.
In fact, after being in France, spent time alone...
... that's normal for me.
Very good.
Good words, Mr. Sherbourne.
Good words. Cheers for the future.
- For the future. - For the future.
We pray for the best for you.
The best.
- The best. - The best.
Stop at a later time if you pass.
Nice to meet all of you.
I think he's a young man who is very impressive.
Right. He just came home...
It's too late to change thoughts now, kid.
Six months is nothing!
If you try to be patient.
See you later, Tom.
Good work, Sherbourne.
You look healthy and fit after 3 months...
... as a lighthouse keeper I've ever met.
Gentlemen.
I didn't expect that could meet you so fast.
Where is Trimble?
Hasluck wants to talk about the with you on land.
Tom, thank you for coming.
Maybe you wonder why are you called here.
We all thought that Trimble would recover immediately.
However, he threw himself from the lip of the abyss in Albania.
We don't need to bother looking for everywhere to fill their position.
You have proven that you are more than capable...
... and we want to offer 3 year contract for this task.
We are sure you will not disappointed us.
Mr. Sherbourne.
What a pleasant surprise!
Good afternoon.
I thought you were on the island.
Captain Hasluck offers work for me.
More like a fixed task.
It's really amazing. I want to listen to everything.
Do you want to stay for lunch?
You are very kind.
Thank you.
You must really make Commonwealth impressed.
Offer you this task only after 3 months.
I doubt there are many people who fight over this job.
There aren't many people who can get jobs lately.
Unfortunately, you are right, sir.
How long have you been here until returning to the island?
Two days.
What are your plans?
I'm sure there are lots of things that have to fix before leaving.
He offered to ask me to take a picnic tomorrow.
A very good idea.
- Picnic? - Yes.
I think that's good.
What is it like to be there?
Silent.
There is time to think.
Are you lonely?
I'm very busy. There is always something that needs to be fixed.
Do you like it?
You don't talk much, huh?
Do you invite out all the lighthouse guards in Janus?
All?
You're the first person.
I can tell you a lot about myself.
My mother used to teach me to play piano.
Do you still play it?
Not so good.
My brothers used to take care of me when I played the piano.
I lost them both.
In war.
That is certainly very confusing my parents.
I mean, if a wife loses her husband...
... he became a widow...
... but if parents lose their children...
... there is no specific name for that.
You are still called Mother or Father.
Even if you don't have children anymore.
Sometimes I wonder...
... can I still be called a sister...
... if my brothers are gone.
How long did you take part in War?
Almost four years.
Poor.
It definitely makes you numb.
My legs.
My legs are numb, that often happens.
Frozen mud can do that.
What about your family?
Tell me about your parents.
My mother is gone.
What about your father?
There is no love there.
Is he hard on you?
The word "hard" can't describe it.
However, even so...
... it forms an army of discipline easily.
I think that makes it easier ...
... when in war, know that there won't be...
... who feel sad if they receive a telegram.
Don't say things like that.
You ask.
Sometimes it's good to let the past remain the past.
So if I can't talk about the past...
... can I talk about the future?
We can't talk about the future when we think about it.
We can only talk about what we imagine or expect.
That's not the same thing.
You are basic.
So if so, what do you expect?
Life.
I think life may be too.
Invite me to Janus.
What?
I want to see it.
I want to see a place you hide yourself.
I think it will fight Commonwealth rules.
The woman who is allowed to Janus is only the guardian's wife.
Then, marry me.
Why are you laughing?
You're stupid if wants to marry me.
I'd better take you home.
Or they will assign troops to chase me.
Come on.
Do you want to write me a letter?
Sure.
Dear Isabel.
Every day and every night...
... when I look across the ocean...
... I'm trying to see yourself...
... stand on the dock.
I've thought about our time together at that time...
... and what you say.
You're right.
Already so many deaths are near me...
... for a long time, those that have numbed me.
I guess that's why I came to Janus...
... because there isn't anyone who is hurt.
Here, only I are responsible for the lights.
For many years, everything I touched became faded.
And you are full of life which makes me feel scared.
Isabel. There is a shipment!
I really admire your enthusiasm to let it cover my grief.
From Tom.
However, I can't stop thinking about you.
And the time spent together you makes me feel it again.
For that, I thank you.
And I'm forever grateful.
Greetings, Tom.
Dear Tom.
I have received your beautiful letter.
Thank you.
Thank you for opening yourself for me.
I know it must be very difficult for you.
I also know how difficult it is feel lost.
But we all have to continue with life.
And you still have the light inside you.
I've seen it.
And the light shines as brightly as...
... stars in your sky.
Isabel, I'm not too smart stringing words.
Indeed I never did.
I don't think I know how to talk everything I feel well.
So, like this...
... I want to show the island and my life to you.
And if you decide to come...
... I promise to keep yourself always.
And I will try my best to be a good husband.
Hopefully you will like Jan just like me.
Tom, when I first saw you...
... I feel I've known you...
... and I don't stop staring at my life with you.
Fostering a family together.
Families who are not trapped in the past grief.
That's very beautiful.
And if you ask whether my offer is still valid...
... then my answer is "yes".
"Yes. A thousand times."
Please stand up.
Please pay attention to all!
I know that I now have in front of my own school board...
... so I'll shorten it.
Tom.
Don't interrupt my talk, Tom.
Tom, it's clear to anyone who knows you...
... that you are a person who talks a lot.
But you too are very good men.
One relief because you have the most valuable things in our lives.
Take care of him carefully. Protect our little girl.
Only he we have.
And who knows? Maybe in the near future...
... a new generation is coming.
So, toast to Isabel and Tom.
For Isabel and Tom!
Isabel and Tom!
♪ There was once a wanderer ♪
♪ Camping near the river ♪
♪ Under the shade of a rubber tree ♪
♪ And he sings when he sees ♪
♪ Waters and meadows ♪
♪ Who will join wander, with me ♪
♪ Who will be wandering, My dear ♪
♪ Who will join wander, with me ♪
♪ Come wandering and need a backpack ♪
♪ Who will join wander, with me ♪
♪ Who will be wandering, My dear ♪
Welcome to Janus.
You didn't tell me.
The piano is with this house.
Maybe twice as old.
The piano is broken.
It looks like a relic.
Right now.
Focus.
You...
You made me...
You make me feel...
... peace.
Very strange.
You're like a baby.
Come on, champ. Rufus.
Rufus. Come on.
Janus is the origin of the word January.
This island is named like the same god name.
He has two faces that are back to back.
Always look in both directions.
Separated between two ways in seeing the situation.
January looks forward to a new year...
... and the other one expects years ago.
And this island looks at the two different seas.
You will make our baby be very smart.
How do you know if the baby is only one?
Maybe it's twins. or triplets.
Can you hear something?
What are they talking about?
They say I have to take their mother to bed...
... before night gets colder.
Looks like a storm isn't kidding.
Where do you want to go?
I have to guard the lighthouse.
May I come?
Honey, you will be safe here.
You will be fine. I promise.
Stay in the house.
Tom.
Tom!
Tom! Tom!
Isabel? Isabel. Isabel!
I'm sorry.
Don't do this.
I'm really sorry.
Yes, God.
MAY 31, 1921 BEEN ALWAYS
This is not your fault.
This is nobody's fault.
I will call the doctor.
What is the doctor for?
The baby is gone.
To check your condition.
No.
It's too embarrassing.
Someday...
... when you have five people children run around...
... disturbing your busy life...
... all this will feel like a dream.
Gosh.
How dare you!
How dare I?
I told you I don't need a doctor, but you still call him?
No, Isabel, this isn't...
I won't let him examine me...
... saying things that are not useful that I don't know.
Wait, Isabel.
Isabel, wait! This is not...
Isabel!
What is the reaction, Tom? Must be very happy.
Looks like I'm going to make sandwiches for lunch.
If you don't mind...
I try to fix the piano so it can be played well.
Eliminate the noise.
Hey. Come here.
So many surprises, huh?
We can try again.
Beautiful pianomu game, honey.
Izz?
No.
What?
What's wrong?
I feel...
OK. I feel...
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
Don't now.
No!
Isabel?
I think the baby will be born!
Inhale.
I see.
It's too fast.
It's okay. Everything is alright.
What should I...
Tell this to stop!
What do you want me to do?
No!
Isabel, what do you want me to do?
- Tell me. Sit down - Oh my God, no!
It's too fast...
It's too fast! No!
Tell me what to do, Izz. What can I do?
What should I do?
Let me find you...
Tell me what to do, Izz!
What should I do?
Save!
You have to save him, Tom!
You have to save him.
APRIL 25, 1923 WILL BE ALWAYS
Isabel!
Boat!
There is a boat!
There are people in it!
There is a man!
There is someone!
I'm here. I'm here darling.
He is dead.
Take the baby home.
Where have you been?
Now you're safe.
I see. Now you're safe.
The baby is a girl.
He was very hungry.
Thankfully we found it on time.
I will send a signal asking the ship to take the body...
-... and this little lady. - Wait.
The condition of that poor man won't change.
And this little baby hasn't been able to ride a boat for now.
Can we forget this for a while?
Give him a chance to breathe.
All must enter into the report book, honey.
You know I have to report everything immediately.
What if the boat is part of a ship?
It's a small boat...
... not an emergency lifeboat.
Izz?
You talk a lot.
Then I'll report tomorrow morning.
As soon as I turn off the lamp.
Now you're safe.
Tom?
Where do you want to go?
Send a signal.
It can't be a coincidence...
... if the baby appears after...
Be careful.
She's a beautiful baby, but she's not our baby. We can't take care of it.
Why not?
Who knows the baby is here?
When Ralph and Bluey come here a few more weeks, they will know.
Nobody will know he is not our baby.
They all think I'm pregnant.
They will only be surprised that he was born quickly.
What about the corpse of the man in the boat?
Don't tell anything about him.
We don't do wrong things...
... except to give protection to a helpless baby.
We can provide a proper burial for the man.
This isn't even my decision.
I have to report it.
This is my job, that's why I'm here.
I know.
I know. Listen.
I know.
I know how important this is to you.
What are the rules for?
That rule is to save lives.
That's all I can say.
Save this life.
The baby is here...
... and he needs us.
We can help it.
We don't do wrong things.
Precisely that.
We don't need to do wrong things.
If we report it now...
... we can submit to adopt it.
He can be our baby.
- Adopt it? No. - Yes.
They will never send babies to a remote lighthouse.
There are no doctors, schools, churches.
They will never give the baby to us.
They will send it to a bad orphanage.
Please do not do it to him.
Please.
I know...
... you will be a great father .
We can save it.
He's already here.
Our baby.
Babies.
MORSE CODE
The baby is born prematurely
Surprising Us Together
Isabel Recovers Well
No Need for Medical Assistance
Hey!
Congratulations, son.
Very amazing!
Thank you, Ralph.
- Wow, wow, wow! - Congratulations.
Thank you, Bluey.
- Congratulations to you two. - Why not tell?
A girl must feel happy to have this little baby.
Very beautiful.
Her name is Lucy.
You...
... becomes the talk of every woman in Partageuse.
Take care of your baby in this place...
... alone.
I hope Tom isn't too useful.
A good husband is enough for me.
He is very beautiful.
But the nose is like Tom, huh?
I don't know if Tom's nose...
... is something desired a baby.
Mr. Sherbourne, I need your sign in some of these documents.
OK.
Let's go to my office, Captain.
Hey!
Ralph, can you wait a minute?
I have to write a letter thank you for my parents.
What do you want?
They will be happy to hear you because they won't see you until next year.
You're a lucky baby, huh?
See this. Hey! There is a beautiful jingle.
Appropriate for an angel. Correct?
Hey.
Come on!
"One night, when they continue the journey...
"... follow the path of light...
"... which stretches before them...
"... suddenly a cry is heard...
"... which arises from darkness.
" The three wise men stopped...
"... but only for a moment.
" 'That is the cry of a child...
"... they say to each other...
"But that makes our journey unable to continue," they said.
"Travel cannot be delayed. Stars call us."
Welcome back.
Oh dear!
Now what? We go and see later.
What do you want to call me?
It's grandfather.
- Eyang or Grandpa. - And Grandma.
How about Papa?
And Grandma? Can Grandma ask to kiss?
For what we will receive, hopefully God makes us grateful servants...
... and hopefully we are always aware of the needs of others.
Thank God for the gift...
... that you gave to this family...
... in the form of Lucy Sherbourne.
Amen.
- Amen. - Amen.
- The potatoes run out. - Potatoes?
I want potatoes.
Want more potatoes?
His appetite is very good.
It's Grandma's cuisine. Very delicious.
You're so funny.
You have a good appetite, Lucy.
He likes it!
He is really fun.
I enjoy it much more than London.
Pastor!
Where did the Pastor go?
What?
He fell asleep because he was drunk last night...
... if I knew him.
Blue, go find the Pastor.
Tell him that someone must be baptized and he is late.
- Do we come in the morning? - OK.
No. He is not inside.
He is not inside.
- Not there. - You can sit.
Come on, let's sit.
You are now big.
- Honey. - Heavier.
I went to Albania yesterday...
- Soon. - Sorry.
There is no hope!
Bluey will find it. Don't worry.
I don't understand why they want kittens.
No, you should always be honest.
- I'm getting weaker. - I really agree...
I'm getting weaker, Ralph.
ABOUT FRANZ JOHANNES ROENNFELDT
Hannah's husband, and daughter They are Grace Ellen
Lost in the Sea. Guarded by God. April 26, 1923
Tom?
Tom!
Apparently you're there. Tom, we found it.
The Pastor.
I've found it.
You bring this child here to be baptized.
You have prayed to Our Lord, Jesus Christ...
... will be willing to accept him.
To free him from his sins...
... to purify himself with the Holy Spirit.
To give him the kingdom of heaven...
... and eternal life.
Therefore, after this promise was made by Christ...
... this baby must also leave the devil and all his work.
And continue to believe in the word God is holy...
... and obediently obey his commands.
--- Translator: Rizal Adam --- http://subscene.com/u/124580/subtitles
An amazing day, huh?
Are you okay, friend?
I saw the warning stone in the church yard.
That made me a little surprised.
The stone is to commemorate a German man and baby.
Yes.
That's a bad event.
Lost in the sea in a rowboat.
Shocking. It happened two years ago.
Have you ever heard of Hannah Potts?
She is the daughter of the richest man in this area.
Yes, he married a German man named Frank.
His father doesn't want to talk to him again after that.
Then, one night, Hannah and Frank...
... disturbed by some locals.
I guess that's because he is a German...
... and they lost family during the war.
Anyway, they threaten him...
... then he took the baby and jumped into the rowboat.
A weak heart definitely relapse...
... the wind and current carry his boat to the middle of the sea.
Poor little baby.
It should never happen.
Shocking.
Makes you aware of how lucky we are.
A little dip.
His face looks sullen.
Where?
Gwen!
Read.
Read it.
"Don't worry about him. His baby is safe and is well taken care of."
"Your husband is calm in God's hands. Hopefully you will be relieved. Pray for me."
I don't think this is enough.
Only that, huh?
You will just sit there temporarily someone knows my daughter is alive.
Is that true?
I'll send it all...
- Submit a report? - Report.
And yes.
Then I'll tell you whatever news we receive.
News! We have to go looking for my daughter.
Leave that note, Mom.
No!
Why would anyone want to bother...
... write a letter like this if it's not true?
Daddy will double the prize.
Father will fulfill 2,000 guinea.
If anyone knows something out there, we will find out soon enough.
"Your husband is calm in the hands of God."
"Your husband...
... it's quiet...
... in God's hands."
"Your husband is calm in the hands of God."
I miss you, Frank.
This is only poetry.
Poetry.
This is not a decent word out of their mouths.
Reportedly there is a German man in the city working at a bakery...
... but I don't think you're brave enough...
... to remind us like this.
Just save the book, Mrs. McPhee.
I'm really sorry if I made anyone offended.
Excuse me.
Excuse me!
Are you crazy, kid?
Marry a German man?
The baker.
He's a good man.
Besides, it makes no difference for Dad.
If you marry that man, do it without your blessing.
And without Daddy money.
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Bless, protect and guard you.
A forgiving God with His help guarding you.
And fill your life with...
... spiritual blessings and love...
... so you can live happy together in this life.
In later life, you have eternal life.
That's me.
That's you.
I'm very small.
And who is that?
- Daddy. - That's Dad.
Look at all that lives in here.
This is a house. Do you see?
All these little animals. Here.
You see them all move in there?
Look, Lucy? See?
Hey! Look at me!
Daddy sees you!
- One. - One.
- Then two. - Two.
Then...
Three.
Four.
Road!
Try again.
Enter your house. Come on. Enter
They are not obedient.
Take the last chicken.
Well, where will we save it?
Juice?
It smells good.
May I pour it?
OK. It's very strong so just pour a little.
How many words do you know that sounds like a goat?
I don't know.
What? What? What?
- I don't know. - What is that?
What is that?
You're lying.
That snake?
Let's step on it!
- Make a request. - OK.
A book!
Read it, Daddy.
"For my father. With love."
"Forever, forever and forever."
"Forever and forever...
"... forever, forever and forever. " This is the most beautiful gift that I ever got.
Special Celebration Janus 40th Birthday.
= = Asking for your presence.
I know you all came...
... from far away today...
... to celebrate something very special. want to thank to you...
... because I've come here today to honor him.
40 years ago since today, Janus lights are turned on the first time.
And for 40 years, he has become a beacon of security in the face of danger.
There are some very important people who are here today...
... so I want to thank personally.
The first.
This miniature lighthouse is funded by benefactors in our area...
... Mr. Septimus Potts.
Mr. Potts.
Please give applause...
... for Mr. Potts and two his charming daughter...
... Hannah and Gwen.
Thank you!
Thank you very much.
It's really amazing.
And today, we get honor in the presence...
... 3 of 5 lighthouse guards we are the last with us.
Including the guard of our lighthouse right now, Mr. Thomas Sherbourne.
He also served his country...
... with honor and courage in World War.
And I'm sure Tom will be happy...
... say a few words about life in Janus today.
Good for you, Tommy.
Get on stage, Tom.
Don't be shy, Tom.
Thank you, Tom.
I didn't expect this.
Life in Janus today...
... we will never know what tide will come every day.
Everything that can be directed to two oceans to us.
What can we think about?
I can't hear you, kid.
Is he okay?
Many of you have...
... brother, son, father.
They don't return from war.
Somehow God chose me to survive the war.
I don't have any rights whatsoever so I am still alive...
... while others die.
Speak hard, Tommy.
What I want to say to you is...
... I keep trying to light up for anyone who needs it. thanks.
Thank you. Thank you, Tom.
That's sincere words, thank you.
Ladies and gentlemen...
I think it's time to drink tea. Inhaling fresh air.
Please take the opportunity to come...
... and see this amazing thing...
Are you okay?
I don't really like surprises.
I know he was a little nervous.
Of course! He didn't expect it.
Speaking in public is really frightening to many people.
Gwen, you know Isabel Sherbourne, right?
- Isabel. - Graysmark.
- Yes. - Isabel Graysmark.
Hello. I know who you are.
Nice to meet you. Isabel.
This is my brother, Hannah.
Nice to meet you.
Hello. So glad met you.
Hello.
Isabel is married to Mr. Sherbourne...
... who gave a speech.
What is your name?
Lucy.
Lucy, how old are you?
Four years.
I'm happy with the number of people present. Very delighted.
Of course Janus is very important for people here.
This is like an important place in the world, huh?
What is a treasure box to store items?
This is a watch.
This is a small hour for telling the time.
What is the name of your doll?
- Mavis. - Mavis?
And it's five years old, isn't it?
Let me tell you.
My bonek is five years old.
Yes.
This is Hannah and Gwen Potts.
And he goes to flower school.
- Hello. - How are you?
- This is Tom, my husband. - Hello.
We secretly pick flowers to be planted in our vegetable garden.
Hannah, this is Tom, my husband.
- Hello. - How are you?
I...
I like your words in the speech earlier...
... about light there for anyone who needs it.
May I...
... ask you something, Mr. Sherbourne?
Yes.
Does the ship ever save people far in the ocean?
Have you ever heard of small boats being helped...
... and those who survived...
... maybe taken to other parts of the world?
When it comes to the ocean, all possible.
So it seems.
I'm ready to go home.
Gwen, can you stay here and take care of Dad?
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you too.
Dah.
You have a daughter who is very beautiful.
Excuse me.
Sorry about that.
My sister experienced a terrible tragedy a few years ago.
His family is lost in the sea.
Her husband and their baby girl...
... will be the same age as your daughter now.
I'd better go check the situation.
Nice to meet you two.
Somehow with him.
He must be exhausted.
He doesn't get enough rest on the island, huh?
I think you should leave Lucy and Isabel here...
... when you come back later.
That remote place...
That's too heavy for him. You have to understand that.
And Lucy needs her mother.
We must tell people now.
This is over.
It's too late.
You met him.
You see what we have done to him.
We can't continue this way.
We can't do this anymore. We must do the right thing.
We have to do what is good for Lucy.
Not for you, not for me, not for...
... strangers, but for Lucy.
He is his mother.
I'm her mother.
For Lucy, I'm her mother.
Smart cats!
This is the jingle of my baby.
My father bought it for Grace.
Are you sure this is the same thing?
Yes, Sergeant.
I'm pretty sure.
I want this to be investigated, Sergeant.
BENEFITS 3.150 GUINEA For Information Related To This Object
The ship carrying supplies comes.
Where is Lucy?
Playing.
Why are there boats coming? It's only been a week.
Follow my words and you will be fine.
I will tell them that is what I did.
Those are all my ideas...
... and I forced you to approve it.
What are you talking about?
You will be safe. I will protect you, I promise.
What have you done?
I have to do something.
- What have you... - It's over.
What have you done? Why?
Lucy...
You don't love me.
Isabel. Stop it.
Release me.
This is over.
Release me.
Tell them what I did.
Thomas Edward Sherbourne.
Sergeant Knuckey, from Partageuse Police.
It's about Frank Roennfeldt and his daughter, Grace.
Where is the child?
It's outside.
This letter is sent to Ny. Roennfeldt last week.
Very likely by the same person who sent a letter to him...
... three years ago.
He doesn't know anything about that.
Talk to me, not to him.
I will ask some questions for you...
... when we are finished talk to your husband.
Don't go far.
I prepare it for you, Mother.
I make tea for you.
After drinking tea, there might be something...
... we can eat, maybe.
If we spend this, it will be very pleasant.
Daddy will come back soon.
Daddy might be working.
Daddy will come here, I promise. Hurry up, Daddy.
Don't worry.
Where are we going, Mother?
We will return to Partageuse, honey.
Why are we leaving?
I really don't know the reason. But we have to go.
May I go back home, Mother?
No.
Good, Mother.
I want to go back home that too, honey.
Let's go.
Here it is. Go to your mother.
Let's take a walk.
I can't see.
You will be fine. Talk to Mother. It is okay.
Mother is here.
No.
Ny. Sherbourne.
The child must be examined then delivered to his mother.
Please do not do this.
Please give mercy.
I appreciate this if you don't complicate things.
I beg you.
Garstone, take the child.
No.
No. Don't take my child.
Please do not.
Take the child.
Take the child, Garstone.
Garstone, take the child!
Release me! Let me go!
Mother! Mother!
You're a war hero.
You must have killed many people during war.
I said you must have killed many people during war.
If I ask you...
... you will answer it. Understand?
If you ask me, I will answer it.
Let's talk about men in the boat.
How was the condition when you found it?
He has died.
Are you sure about that?
I've seen enough many corpses in my life.
You pretty much kill people like him, right?
One more corpse, surely won't make any difference.
Is it because he's German?
He still has that accent.
He has no accent when I find it.
He has died.
My wife will tell you.
He died when we found him.
Ask him.
I really intend to do so.
But I won't be surprised...
... if he doesn't want to see you for the rest of his life.
So why don't you just sit here and think about that?
Isabel, the law realizes...
... that a wife can be helpless in the hands of her husband.
So you won't be punished for the crime.
But I have to ask one question for you.
And I want you to think about it carefully before answering it.
According to Tom, Frank Roennfeldt is dead...
... when the boat was stranded. Is that true?
Isabel.
Is that true?
Isabel.
I want my real mother!
I am your mother.
It's okay.
WELCOME TO BACK IN RUMAH GRACE
Can I take me to my mother?
I am your mother, honey.
And this is your home.
No!
Grace, please don't cry.
I'm not Grace. My name is Lucy.
No, honey.
Your name is Grace and I am your mother.
You're not my mother.
And I want to go back to my house and meet my real mother.
Grace, give your hand, this is your home.
This is your home. Honey, it's okay.
It's okay.
dear...
... Mother brings you tea.
Mother left the tea here.
I thought he loved us.
I will never forgive the man as long as I live.
Honey.
I should never have let her come to Janus.
He has suffered enough.
He can't stand it anymore.
Putting yourself in danger...
... is not a way to deal with this.
Tom, he's an adult woman.
They will treat it well.
They won't touch it.
We talk about your wife.
They don't just want to sue you with kidnapping children.
But they want to accuse you of for murder!
I have deserved this for a long time, Ralph.
In the end these sins will be redeemed.
For God's sake.
Be aware!
Tom!
Please help me.
Anything.
Get paper and pencil.
From Tom.
The man needs you.
So is my little girl.
Look at these buttons.
Do you think this green thread is suitable to be used as a riding bag?
Yes.
Created a node, or ribbon.
That kind of thing.
Lucy.
Look at the pink thread.
Mother!
Lucy!
Mother!
Honey.
Look at you.
It's okay.
Mother misses you.
My love.
Time to go home.
Mother.
Have him go.
It's okay. Yes.
Grace, you know it's very hard to understand...
... but we can't stay here.
She's my daughter.
Release my daughter.
- Mother. - Mother here.
Please hand back my daughter.
Honey.
I beg you.
I have to bring it now.
Mother. I don't like going with...
I want to stay with Mother.
I can stay here if you want.
No need.
I have to know.
Is that really what you do?
Yes.
How do you have the heart to do something like that?
You regret your actions?
I am more sorry than I can say.
Do what you like.
I don't ask forgiveness.
My wife...
... he has no choice.
Show your mercy to him.
Grace, honey...
... it's time for dinner.
Are you hiding?
Grace?
honey?
Are you hiding, honey?
Grace, are you hungry?
Get out, honey.
Come on, Mother will come catch you.
I will open the curtains. Then we can...
... dinner together, honey.
Mother will catch you.
Grace?
Grace, honey?
Grace?
Honey, this isn't funny.
Get out now.
Grace?
Grace!
Grace, honey, this isn't funny.
I beg you, come out!
Grace!
Mr. Graysmark.
Good afternoon, Vernon.
Afternoon, Harry.
It's about Roennfeldt girls.
Hannah?
No, his daughter. Grace.
Do you bring it here?
Of course I didn't bring it.
Why do you think that?
- Your daughter is there? - Yes.
Are you sure?
Of course I'm sure.
What's wrong?
Ny. Graysmark, we want to meet your daughter. Please call him.
Isabel.
Isabel?
- Lucy! - Grace!
Lucy!
Grace!
- Grace! - Grace.
Grace!
- Grace! - Lucy!
Grace!
Lucy!
Grace!
Sergeant?
Grace!
Lucy!
Sergeant!
Grace!
Lucy!
Take care of him carefully, Lord.
Protect him.
Save him.
You once saved it once.
I promise I will give more priority to him from now on.
If you save it again.
I promise you...
... I will do the right thing for him.
Grace!
Lucy!
Grace!
Lucy!
He fell asleep.
He said he was looking for a lighthouse.
This child has 9 lives.
- Right. - Have you held it?
- Thank you. - Everything will be alright.
Thank you.
Imagine better things.
Imagine that it will bring you...
... heading to the Land of Sleep.
Through the streets and passing paths.
Then through the forest.
I was whispering things that were beautiful for his dream.
And he is flying.
You have been through a lot of things in your life...
... and you're always happy.
How do you do it?
You only need to forgive once.
To hate, you have to do that all day, every day.
All the time.
You have to keep remembering bad things.
That's too much work.
You're so handsome.
He could die.
Yes, but he lives.
Your actions now, are important.
Tom is still your husband.
Lucy is young.
Someone takes care of him...
... and give him a good life.
Tom doesn't have anyone.
He will end up in prison.
Or worse.
I don't think there is much time.
I came here for to say something.
Just want to say this then leave.
I know my daughter won't go back to me.
After a night, I realized that he could live without me.
Even though I can't live without him.
I can't punish it...
... for what happened...
... and I can't punish you because of your husband's decision.
Grace loves...
He loves you.
And maybe...
Maybe, he's yours.
So if you testify against your husband...
... and once he's imprisoned...
... I will let Grace return to you.
Prosecutors are here...
... to take you to Albania.
Where you will be charged for murder.
If there is something else that you want to say...
... this is your last chance.
None, thank you.
Not the best weather for boat rides.
Addicott can handle it.
Open the cell.
Hurry up.
Isabel, honey.
I could not continue in the previous state as before.
I couldn't live my life before.
I'm more sorry than I can I said because it hurt you.
We each get small changes in life.
And if this change ends badly for me...
... it will still be worth it.
My time should have run out years ago.
Meet you...
... when I think life is over.
And loved by you.
If I can live 100 more years...
... I can't ask for what is better than that.
I love you as well as I I know, Isabel.
Indeed, that doesn't mean much.
You deserve to get someone who is better than me.
All I can do is ask the Lord.
And ask you to forgive me for the harm I caused.
And thank you for every day we spent together.
I will always be the husband who loves you.
Tom.
I have to meet my husband.
He is gone.
Where?
He is on the boat.
- Which one is that? - That one.
- Hi, Tom. - Ralph.
Where is Blue?
He can't come.
Tom!
We have to go.
Tom?
Go now, Ralph!
Don't, Isabel.
I just want to say goodbye.
It's okay.
Tom!
It's okay.
That's not true!
- That's not true! - Leave it like this.
Isabel...
Frank is dead when the boat is stranded. That's my idea.
- Don't talk anymore. - I forbid it to...
... report the boat. It's my fault.
This is my fault.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
- Tom... - Don't talk anymore.
He said that?
Yes.
She used to be a good girl before living in Janus.
Being on the island doesn't help her at all.
What happened to their now?
They are imprisoned.
For how long?
Long enough to think about what they have done.
Do you think they should be jailed for that?
Ny. Roennfeldt, people are responsible...
... for their actions.
And when they do certain errors...
... there will be consequences.
What if I talk to them?
Request clemency?
Clemency?
What will happen later?
Fines, several months in prison, possible.
Why do you want to do that?
Because you only need to forgive once.
Thank you very much, Sergeant.
Can you go out alone?
Thank you for the tea, Ny. Roennfeldt.
Nice to see that smile, kid.
Grandpa knows you're sad. You miss your old life.
I really miss him.
Grandfather knows what it feels like because it happened to Grandpa.
Grandpa must say good-bye to Grandpa's mother.
Grandpa?
Grandfather must cross the sea by sailboat.
And when Grandpa is the same age as you...
... Grandpa came here and had a new mother and father.
They care for Grandfather since at that time.
They love Grandpa.
Just like Hannah Grandpa loves you.
Do you know who is a rider a great horse when he was a kid?
Hannah Grandpa!
He is great at doing all things when he was a kid.
Always keeps Grandpa's attention. Just like you.
You're Grace, Grandpa's grandson.
My name isn't Grace.
You are named Grace when you were born.
But I want to be called Lucy.
What if I call you Lucy-Grace?
Yes!
Really? We agree?
Hi!
We have returned.
Surprise!
Tell Hannah about all the birds you see.
How many birds did you see?
Five.
Good.
You were with Grandpa? Does Grandpa take care of you?
- Yes. - May you...
Can you show me how to make a chain of daisies?
- Yes. - Yes!
- Do you know how? - No.
I will show you.
A little hole. There is a hole. Can you enter it?
Look at that! Good baby.
Then we can combine everything.
Look at this!
Do you like crowns?
Yes.
- Beautiful? - Yes.
- Do you want to wear it? - Yes.
Should we install it in your head?
- Yes. - Yes.
Looks so beautiful.
The crown is released. What if it's installed around my neck?
Making daisies? Let's try it.
What if we, Grandpa...
What if it's installed on Mother's head?
OK. Do you want to put it on your head?
And you can save it.
OK. Thank you, dear.
Thank you.
AUGUST 1950
Will God forgive you?
He has forgiven you for a long time.
It's time you forgive yourself too.
Good afternoon.
Are you lost?
I hope not.
I'm looking for land belonging to the Sherbourne family.
Tom and Isabel?
You found it.
My name is Lucy-Grace Rutherford.
I'm Lucy.
Lucy.
I have something I want to show you.
This is Christopher.
He never stops talking about you.
He always hopes you will come.
I can't come faster.
I don't have a chance to thank you both.
Because it saved me.
And take good care of me.
No need to thank to us.
Hey.
He leaves something for you.
My Lucy dear...
... it's been a long time.
Hey.
I promise...
... I will stay away from you and I have kept my word.
But that's hard for me.
Now I'm gone.
That's why you hold this letter.
And that makes me happy...
... because that means you come looking for us.
I never stop hoping that you will come.
Knowing yourself safe and loved...
... makes us live life stay away from you.
I hope life is kind to you.
I hope you can forgive me for caring for you.
And because it releases you.
Know that you are always loved.
Look at you.
Isabel must be happy to meet you.
He must love you.
Can Christopher and I return to visit you again?
I really want that.
Good.
Sepinggan, Balikpapan January 8, 2017
--- Translator: Rizal Adam --- Email: rizaladam@yahoo.com
I'm just looking to get away from things for a little while.
Well, it's no paradise out on that island.
Just want to make sure you know what you 're in for.
All due respect, Mr. Coughlan,
it's not likely to be tougher than the Western Front.
Oh, you're probably right about that.
You pay your own passage to every post.
You 're a relief worker so you do not get holidays.
I understand you're a single man.
No family.
So, that is a slight concern.
Would not normally send a single man to Janus.
It is pretty remote and wife and family can be a great practical help,
not just a comfort.
But, seeing it 's only temporary,
you leave for Port Partageuse in two days.
From there you 'll be shipped off to Janus.
Welcome to Commonwealth Lighthouse Service.
Proud to have a man who served our country with such distinctions among our ranks.
Ah! Mr. Sherbourne, right on time.
Come in, do.
Thank you very much.
Welcome to Partageuse.
Let me introduce you.
This is probably the guest of honor This is Mr. Tom Sherbourne, our new lightkeeper.
How do you do?
Cyril and Bertha Chipper.
How lovely to meet you.
Uh, Bill Graysmark.
- His wife, Violet... - How do you do?
-... and their daughter... - How do you do?
Oh, she's around here somewhere. Well...
Mr. Sherbourne, can I tempt you?
Thank you very much.
Oh, Tom, that lighthouse of yours will be guiding ships
on the Northern Hemisphere
bringing wealth and prosperity to our land.
God knows we need it after this war.
It has been costly enough in more ways than one, eh?
Sir.
You think you 're up for it?
We 'll soon find out.
Oh, please. The last thing the poor man needs
are your tales of doom and gloom.
Told you she 'd turn up.
This is Isabel Graysmark.
Isabel, meet Mr. Sherbourne.
Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Sherbourne.
Ms. Graysmark.
Janus is not a particularly popular post.
You 'll be the only living man for a good part of 100 miles in any direction.
I don't say they told you why the position became available?
Temporarily available.
Trimble will be back, and good as new in six months.
Just the need for bits of recuperation time, that's all.
- Is that all? - Uh...
Did they inform you, Mr. Sherbourne?
I don't believe anyone told me about the specifics.
Does not surprise me.
Trimble Docherty worked the light for nearly six years.
Without incident!
- Without incident. - Mmm.
Then he caused a stir.
when he reported that his wife has been signaling the passing ships.
Unacceptable, of course, and for two reasons.
Signaling passing ships have long been forbidden precisely...
Obviously, he knows that.
What was the other reason?
His wife has been dead for two years.
Simple case of cabin fever plus a dose of grief, that's all.
Mr. Sherbourne should have been informed.
Long before he signed on the dotted line.
I certainly appreciate your telling me.
And I hope Trimble recovers from whatever is ailing him.
As for the isolation, I feel I 'm prepared for it.
In fact, after France, the idea of a little time alone,
I welcome it.
Hear, hear.
Well said, Mr. Sherbourne.
Well said. Here's to the future.
- To the future. - To the future.
We wish you all the best.
All the best.
- All the best. - All the best.
Please look us up next time you're coming back through.
Been a pleasure meeting you all.
I think he was a very impressive young man.
Oh, yes. Well, he is just come home...
Too late to change your mind now, son.
Six months is nothing!
If you're not trying to hold your breath.
Goodbye, Tom.
Well done, Sherbourne.
You look as fit and well after three months
as any keeper I've seen.
Gentlemen.
Did not expect to see you so soon.
Where's Trimble?
Hasluck wants to talk to you about that on shore.
Tom, thank you for coming.
Now, you'll probably wonder why we called you here.
We all thought Trimble was on the way to a swift recovery.
But, he threw himself over the cliff-face at Albany.
We have not bothered to look elsewhere to fill the position.
You've proved yourself more than capable and we like to offer you a three year contract on the post.
We 're sure you will not let us down.
Mr. Sherbourne.
What a pleasant surprise!
Good afternoon.
I thought you were on your island.
Uh, Captain Hasluck offered me a job.
More of a permanent type post.
How wonderful. I want to hear all about it.
Will you not stay for lunch?
That'd be very nice.
Thank you.
You must have really impressed the Commonwealth.
Offering you the post after only three months.
I doubt there were many vying for the job.
Not a lot of on the market these days.
Unfortunately, you're right, sir.
How long do you have to go back?
Couple of days.
What are your plans?
I'm sure there are lots of details that he has to tidy up before he ships off.
He's offered to take me on a picnic tomorrow.
Oh, what a nice idea.
- Picnic? - Yes.
Hmm.
I think that is wonderful.
What's it like out there?
It ’s quiet.
There's time to think.
You get lonely?
Too busy. There's always something that needs fixing.
You like it?
You do not actually talk a lot, do you?
Do you ask out all the light keepers that go out to Janus?
All?
You're the first new one in years.
I can tell you lots about me.
My mom taught me the piano.
You still play?
Not that well.
My brothers used to me fully aware when I played.
I lost both of them.
In the War.
Just be so confusing for my parents.
I mean, if a wife loses a husband
she becomes a widow,
but if a parent loses a child
there's no special label for it.
You 're still a mother or father.
Even if you no longer have a child.
Sometimes I wonder,
if I 'm still technically a sister
now when my brothers are gone.
How are you there, in the War?
Nearly four years.
You poor thing.
Must have made you numb.
My feet.
Made my feet numb, more often than not.
Frozen mud will do that to you.
What about your family?
Tell me about your parents.
My mother's dead.
What about your father?
No love lost there.
Was he strict with you?
Strict does not begin to describe it.
Still, though,
made army discipline easy.
I suppose it made it easier
being over there, knowing there'd be no one
heartbroken if they got the telegram.
Do not say such a thing.
Well, you asked.
Sometimes it 's good to leave the past in the past.
So if I can not talk about the past,
am I allowed to talk about the future?
We can not rightly talk about the future if you think about it.
We can only talk about what we imagine or wish for.
It is not the same thing.
You're impossible.
So what do you wish for, then?
Life.
That'll do me, I reckon.
Take me out to Janus with you.
What?
I want to see it.
I want to see where you hide yourself away.
I'm afraid that that would be against Commonwealth rules.
The only woman allowed on Janus is the keeper's wife.
Then marry me.
What are you laughing at?
You have to have rocks in your head to want to marry me.
Better get you back home.
Or they'll have the troopers after me.
Come on.
Will you write to me?
Of course.
Dearest Isabel.
Each day and each night
when I look out across the ocean
I try to see you
standing on the pier.
I have been thinking about our time together,
and what you said.
You were right.
I've been around so much death
for so long, that it has made me numb.
I suppose that why I came to Janus
because out here there is no one to hurt.
Out here, I am only responsible for the light.
For many years, everything I touched would fade away.
And you are so full of life it scares me.
Isabel. A parcel!
I admire your spirit too much to let it be clouded by my darkness.
From Tom.
Yet, I can't stop thinking about you.
And the time spent with you is allowed me to feel again.
And for that, I thank you.
And I'm forever grateful.
Yours, Tom.
Dearest Tom.
I've received your beautiful letter.
Thank you.
Thank you for opening up to me.
I know how hard that must be for you.
I also know how hard it is to have lost.
But we all have to get on with life.
And you still have a light inside of you.
I 've seen it.
And it just as bright shines
as the stars in your sky.
Isabel, I 'm not too good with words.
Never have been.
I guess I never knew it was all right to talk about the things I felt.
So, here it goes,
I love to show you my island and my life.
And if you do decide to come,
I promise I will take care of you always.
And I 'll do my very best to be a good husband.
I hope you will like Janus as much as I do.
Tom, when I first saw you,
I felt like I knew you,
and I could not stop seeing my life with you.
And building a family together.
One that is not stuck in the pain of the past.
It is very pretty.
And so, if you're asking me if my proposition still stands...
then my answer is "es."
"Yes. A thousand times, yes."
Please stand.
Have everybody's attention, please!
I know I'm not in front of my own school assembly now,
so I shall keep it short.
Tom.
Do not interrupt me, Tom.
Tom, it is clear to anyone who meets you
that you're talkative...
But you are also a very good man.
Now that's a relief because you have the most precious thing in our lives.
Take good care of her. Protect our little girl.
She's all we have.
And who knows? Maybe, in the near future,
a new generation will come along.
So, here's to Isabel and Tom.
To Isabel and Tom!
Isabel and Tom!
There once was a swagman
Camped by a billabong
Under the shade of the coolibah tree And he as he looked
At the waters and the meadows
Who 'll come a-waltzing, Matilda with me
Who come come waltzing Matilda, my darling
Who 'll come a-waltzing, Matilda with me
Waltzing Matilda and needing a billabag
Who 'll come a-waltzing, Matilda with me
Who come come waltzing Matilda, my darling
Welcome to Janus.
You did not tell me.
It came with the place.
Probably twice as old.
It does not play.
More of a relic.
Right now.
Concentrate.
You...
You make me...
You make me feel...
... at peace.
Very strange.
- You look like a baby. - Mmm.
Come on, big guy. Rufus.
Rufus. Come on.
You know Janus is where the word January comes from.
Named after the same god as this island.
It's got two faces, back to back.
Always looking both ways.
Torn between two ways of seeing things.
January looks forward to the new year
and back to the old.
And this island looks in the direction of two different oceans.
You 're going to make our baby so clever.
How do you know it? It's just one?
Maybe it ’s twins. Or triplets.
Can you hear anything?
Are they talking yet?
They're saying I need to their carry mum to bed
before the night gets too cold.
Mmm.
Storm looks like it is not kidding around.
Where are you going?
I have to stay with the light.
Can I come with you?
Darling, you'll be safe down here.
You 'll be all right. I promise.
Stay inside.
Tom.
Tom!
Tom! Tom!
Isabel? Isabel. Isabel!
I'm sorry.
Do not you do this.
I'm so, so sorry.
Oh, my God.
It's not your fault.
It 's no one' s fault.
I 'll go send for a doctor.
What is the point of a doctor?
The baby's gone.
There's you to consider.
No.
It's much too embarrassing.
One day,
when you 've got five kids running around
getting under your feet,
this' all all feel like a dream.
Jesus.
How dare you!
How dare I?
I told you I did not need a doctor, but you went behind my back?
No, Isabel, it is not...
I'm not having him poking and prodding around,
telling me nothing I don't already know.
Wait, Isabel.
Isabel, wait! It's not...
Isabel!
How'd she take it, Tom? Pleased as punch, I bet.
Looks like I'm making sandwiches for lunch.
If you don't mind...
I 'm just trying to make your piano play a bit nicer for you.
Get some of these noises out of it.
Hey, hey. Come here.
So much for surprises, huh?
We can try again.
That sounded beautiful, darling.
Izz?
Oh, no.
What is it?
What is wrong?
I felt...
All right. I felt...
You are all right?
Fine.
Not now.
Woof!
No!
Isabel?
I think it's coming!
Breathe. Breathe. Breathe.
That's it. That's it.
It's too early.
It is okay. It's all right. It's all right.
What do I...
Make it stop!
What do you want me to do?
No! No!
Isabel, what do you want me to do?
- Tell me. Sit down. - Oh no, God, no!
- It's too early... - Shh...
It's too early! No!
Tell me what to do, Izz. What can I do?
What should I do?
Let me get you...
Tell me what to do, Izz!
What should I do?
Save it!
You have to save it, Tom!
- You have to save her. - Oh...
Isabel!
Boat!
It's a boat!
Someone in it!
There's a man!
There's a body!
I'm here. I 'm here, baby.
He's dead.
Get the baby to the house.
Where have you been?
You're safe now.
There. You're safe now.
It's a girl.
She was starving.
Thank God we found her in time.
Shh...
I 'll send a signal, get them to send a boat for the body...
- and for Miss Muffet here. - Wait, wait, wait, wait.
The poor man's not going to get any worse now.
And this little chicken's had quite enough boats for the moment.
Can we leave it a while?
Give her a chance to catch her breath.
It's all got to go in the log, sweetheart.
You know I have to report everything straight away.
What if the boat belongs to a ship?
It's a dinghy,
not a lifeboat.
Izz?
Shh...
You talk a lot.
First thing in the morning, then.
As soon as the light's out.
You're safe now.
Tom?
Where are you going?
To send a signal.
It can not just be a coincidence
that she showed up so soon after...
Careful now.
It's a lovely baby, but she doesn't not belong to us. We can not keep her.
Why not?
Who is to know she's here?
When Ralph and Bluey get here in a few weeks, they'll know for a start.
No one will know she 's not ours.
They all think I'm expecting.
They 'll just be surprised that she arrived early.
What about the dead man in the boat?
Do not tell anyone about him.
We will do nothing wrong
except give shelter to a helpless baby.
We can give the man a decent burial.
It is not even up to me.
I have to report it.
It's my duty, that's why I 'm here.
I know, I know.
I know. Listen, listen, listen.
I know.
I know how much the rules mean to you.
What are they for?
They're to save lives.
That 's all I' m saying.
Save this life.
She's here
and she needs us.
We can help her.
We're not doing anything wrong.
That is just it.
We don't need to do anything wrong.
If we report it now,
we can apply to adopt her.
She can be ours.
- Adopt her? No. - Yes.
They'll never send a baby to a lighthouse in the middle of nowhere.
No doctor, no school, no church.
They 'll never give her to us.
They'll ship her to some dreadful orphanage.
Please do not do that to her.
Please.
I know...
You 're going to be a wonderful father We can save her.
She's here.
Our baby.
Baby.
Hey!
Congratulations, son.
Just marvelous! Just marvelous.
Thanks, Ralph.
- Well, well, well! - Well done
Thanks, Bluey.
- Good on you both. - Can you just tell?
Nothing makes a girl bloom like having a little one.
Oh, what a lovely thing.
That's Lucy.
You...
were the talk of every woman in Partageuse.
Having your baby way out here,
on your own.
I hope Tom was not too useless.
I could not ask for a better husband.
She's a real pretty little thing.
She's got Tom's nose though, eh?
I don't know if Tom's nose
is what you want a baby girl to have.
Well, Mr. Sherbourne, I 'll need your signature on some papers.
Right-o.
To the office, Captain.
Hey!
Ralph, um, can you hang on a tick?
I have to write thank you's to my parents.
What do you want?
They 'll love to hear from you since they will not see you till next year.
You're a lucky one, are not you?
Look at this. Hey! Getting a fancy rattle.
Fit for an angel. Yeah?
Hey.
Come, come!
"One night, as they journeyed on
" following the path of the light
"that stretched before them,
" there came a sudden cry
"out of the darkness.
" The three wise men stopped
"but for a moment only.
" 'It was the cry of a child,'
"they said, one to another.
" 'But it is not for us to stay our journey,' they said.
"'We can not delay. The star calls us forward.'"
Ah...
Welcome back.
Oh, darling!
What now? We 'll go and see.
What are you going to call me?
This is grandpa.
- Grandad or Grandpa. - And Grammy.
How about Papa?
And Grammy? Can I have a little kiss?
For what we are about to receive, may the Lord make us truly thankful,
and may we always be mindful of the needs of others.
Thank you, Lord for the blessings
that has been bestowed upon this family,
in the form of Lucy Sherbourne.
Amen.
- Amen. - Amen.
- No more tatoes. - Now, potatoes?
I want tatoes.
You want more tatoes?
She has a very good appetite.
Mmm-hmm.
That's grandmother's cooking. Very nice.
You're so funny.
You've got a very good appetite, Lucy.
Oh, she loves that!
She is an absolute joy.
I enjoy it much better than London.
Vicar!
Where's the Vicar gone?
What?
Sleeping off the night before,
if I know him.
Blue, son, run over to the Vicar's.
Tell him he's got a christening and he is running late.
- Are we early? - All right.
No. He's not there.
He's not there.
- Not there. - You can sit down.
Come on, let's sit down.
You're big girl, now.
- Darling. - Getting heavy.
I went to Albany yesterday...
- All in God good good time. - Oh, I'm sorry.
Hopeless!
Bluey will find him. No worry.
I've never understood why they want a kitten.
No, you should always be honest.
- I'm getting weak. - Could not agree more...
I'm getting weak, Ralph.
Tom?
Tom!
There you are. Tom, we found him.
The Vicar.
I found him.
Ye have brought this child here to be baptized.
You have prayed that our Lord, Jesus Christ,
would vouchsafe to receive her.
To release her of her sins,
to sanctify her with the Holy Ghost.
To give her the kingdom of heaven
and everlasting life.
Wherefore, after this promise made by Christ,
this infant must also renounce the devil and all his works.
And constantly believe God's holy word
and obediently keep His commandments.
Quite a day for it, eh?
You are all right, my friend?
Saw this memorial today. The church yard.
Shook me up a bit.
Some German fellow and his baby.
Yeah.
Terrible business.
Lost at sea in a rowing boat.
Shocking. Happened a couple of years ago.
Did you ever hear of Hannah Potts?
She's the daughter of the wealthiest man around these parts.
Yeah, she is married this German fellow named Frank.
Her father would not talk to her again after that.
Then, one night, Hannah and Frank
were harassed by some of the locals.
I suppose it was because he was German,
and they'd lost family during the war.
Anyway, they put the fright in him,
and he grabbed the baby and jumped into a rowing boat.
You know his weak heart must have given way,
and wind and the current swept him out to sea.
That poor little infant.
Never should have happened.
Shocking.
Makes you realize how lucky we are.
Little dip.
Ooh!
She looks positively surly.
Where?
Gwen!
Read.
Read it.
No, it's not much to go on, I'm afraid.
And that's it, is it?
You 're going to sit there and do nothing while someone knows that my girl is alive.
Is that right?
I'll file all the...
- File reports? - Reports.
- Mmm-hmm. - And, yes.
And then I 'll let you know of any news that comes at hand.
News! We'll get to get up and look for her.
Leave, leave the notebook, ma'am.
No!
Why would someone bother
to write a letter like this if it were not true?
I'll double the reward.
I 'll make it 2,000 guineas.
Anyone knows anything out there, we'll soon find out.
"Your husband is God in peace in hands."
"Your husband
"is at peace
" in God ’s hands. "
" Your husband is at peace in God ‟s hands."
I miss you, Frank.
It's only poetry, you see?
Poetry my foot.
It isn't a decent word come out of their mouths.
I heard we have a German in town working in the bakery,
but I did not think you 'd be bold enough
to rub it in our faces like this.
Please keep the book, Mrs. McPhee.
I'm very sorry if I caused anyone any offense.
Excuse me.
Excuse me!
Are you out of your mind, girl?
Marrying a German?
Bloody baker.
He's a good man.
Not that that would make a difference to you anyway.
You marry this man, it will be without my blessing.
And without my money.
God, the father, God, the son, God the Holy Ghost.
Bless, preserve and keep you.
The Lord mercifully with his favor look upon you.
And so you fill in with all
spiritual benediction and grace,
that you may so live together in this life.
That in the world to come, you may have life everlasting.
That's me.
That's you.
I was very tiny.
And who ’s that?
- Dadda. - That's Dadda.
And look at all the people that live in here.
This is a house. See?
All the little animals. Here.
Look. See them all moving in there?
See, Lucy? See?
Hey! Look at me!
I see you!
- One - One.
- And then two. - Two.
Then comes...
Three.
Four.
Move!
Try it again.
In your house. Get. In.
They're not working.
Take the last one.
All right, where are we going to put it?
Juice?
Oh, it smells so good.
Can I pour it in?
Okay. It's very strong so just a tiny drop How many words do you know that sound like goat?
I have no idea.
What? What? What?
- I don't know. - What was that?
What was that?
You're lying.
Is that a snake?
Let's step on it!
- Make a wish. - All right.
A book!
Read it, Dadda.
"For my Dadda. With love...
"Forever and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever.
" And ever and ever and ever and ever,
"and ever and ever and ever and ever and ever."
It's the loveliest present I've ever had - Mmm-hmm. - Mmm-hmm.
Mmm-hmm.
I know you have all traveled
over great distances today
to celebrate a very special thing. The light.
And I want to thank you all
for coming here today to honor it.
40 years ago today, Janus light was first lit.
And for 40 years it's been a beacon of security in the face of danger.
There are some very important people who are here today
that I'm like to personally thank.
Firstly.
This model was paid for by our local benefactor,
Mr. Septimus Potts.
Mr. Potts.
Please put your hands together
for Mr. Potts and his two charming daughters,
Hannah and Gwen.
Thank you!
Thank you very much.
How wonderful. How wonderful.
And today, we have the honor of having
three of our last five lightkeepers here with us.
Including our current keeper Mr. Thomas Sherbourne.
Who also served his country
with honor and bravery in the Great War.
And I'm sure Tom would be delighted
to say a few words about life on Janus today.
Good on you, Tommy.
Up you come, Tom.
Do not be shy, Tom. Do not be shy.
Thank you, Tom.
Was not expecting this.
Life in Janus today,
you can never tell what the tide is going to bring in from one day to the next.
Everything that two Oceans fling at us.
Anything you can think of. Can not hear you, son.
Is he all right?
Is he okay?
Many of you have...
Your brothers, your sons, your fathers.
Did not come back from the war.
I don't know why God picked me to survive it.
I don't know what right I have to be given life
while it is taken from others.
Speak up, Tommy.
What I really need to tell you is
I just try to keep the light burning for whoever might need it. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you, Tom.
That was heartfelt, thank you indeed.
Now ladies and gentlemen,
I think it's time for a hot cup of tea. Some fresh air.
Please take the opportunity to come
and look at this marvelous, marvelous...
You are all right?
Not too keen on surprises.
I know he was a bit nervous.
Of course! Well, he was not expecting it.
Speaking in public is terrifying for a lot of people, really terrifying.
Oh!
Gwen, you know Isabel Sherbourne, don't you?
- Isabel. - Graysmark.
- Oh, yes. - Isabel Graysmark.
Hello. I know who you are.
Nice to meet you. Isabel.
This is my sister, Hannah.
Nice to meet you.
Hello. Very nice to meet you.
Hello.
Isabel's married to Mr. Sherbourne
who gave the speech just now.
Oh.
What is your name?
Lucy.
Lucy, how old are you?
Four.
Very pleased with the turnout. Very pleased.
Of course, Janus is very important to the people here.
Oh, it's a stamp on the world, isn't it?
Is that a treasure box to put things in?
This is a watch.
It's a little clock that tells the time.
What is the name of your doll?
- Mavis. - Mavis?
And it's five, is not she?
Let me tell them.
- Oh! - Um...
My doll is five.
Yes.
This is Hannah and Gwen Potts.
And she goes to flower school.
- Hello. - How do you do?
- This is Tom, my husband. - Hello.
We secretly pick a flower to put in our vegetable garden.
Hannah, this is Tom, my husband.
- Hello. - How do you do?
I, uh...
I like what you said earlier in your speech
about the light being there for whoever needed it.
Could I...
Ask you something, Mr. Sherbourne?
Yes.
Do ships ever rescue people far out at sea?
Have you ever heard of of little boats being picked up
and survivors
taken to the other side of the world, perhaps?
When it comes to the ocean, anything ’is possible.
I see.
Well, I'm ready to go home.
Gwen, um, do you think you can stay here and look after Dad?
It was lovely to meet you.
It was lovely to meet you, too.
Bye.
You have a very lovely daughter.
Excuse me.
I'm sorry about that.
My sister had a terrible tragedy a few years ago.
Her family were lost at sea.
Her husband and their baby daughter
who would have been your girl's age by now.
I better go see if she is all right.
It was lovely meeting you both.
I do not know what came over her.
Must be sheer exhaustion.
She does not really get a break on the island, does she now?
I think you should leave Lucy and Isabel here
while you go back.
The isolation...
It's too much for her. You must see that.
And Lucy needs her mother.
We have to tell people now.
It's over.
It's too late.
You saw her.
You see what we 've done to her.
We can not let it go on.
We can not do it anymore. We have to do what's right.
We have to do what's right for Lucy.
Not for you, not for me, not for some
stranger, but for Lucy.
It's her mother.
I 'm her mother.
To Lucy, I'm her mother.
Good boy!
It's my baby's rattle.
My dad bought it for Grace.
You sure it's the same one?
Yes, Sergeant.
Quite sure.
I want this investigated, Sergeant.
Store boat's coming.
Where's Lucy?
Playing.
Why's the boat coming? It ’s just been a week.
Do what I say and you'll be all right.
I'll tell them it was me.
That it was all my idea,
and I forced you to go along with it.
What are you talking about?
You'll be safe. I 'll protect you, I promise.
What have you done?
I have to do something.
- What have you... - It's over.
What have you done? Why?
Lucy...
You don't love me.
Isabel. Stop.
Let me go.
It's over.
Let me go. Let me go.
You have to tell them it was me.
Thomas Edward Sherbourne.
Sergeant Knuckey. Partageuse police.
Here about Frank Roennfeldt and his daughter, Grace.
Where's the child?
Out back.
This was sent to Mrs. Roennfeldt last week.
Most probably by the same person who sent her a letter
getting on three years ago.
She does not know anything about it.
Talk to me, not her.
I 'll want to ask you a few questions
when we're finished talking with your husband.
Do not stray too far.
I set it up for you, Mama.
I made the tea for you.
Maybe after tea, maybe there could be something
in there that we could eat, maybe.
If we finish this, it would be really good.
Dadda will be back in any second.
He ’maybe working.
Dadda will be here, I promise. Hurry up, Dadda.
Don't worry.
Where are we going, Mama?
We're going back to Partageuse, sweetheart.
Why are we leaving?
I really don't know why. But we have to go.
Can I go back to the house, Mama?
No.
Okay, Mama.
I want to go back to the house too, sweetheart.
Let's go.
Here you go. Go to your mom.
Why don't we take a walk?
I can not see.
You'll be fine. Just talk to me. It's all right.
I 'm here.
No.
Mrs. Sherbourne.
The child needs to be examined and then taken to her mother.
Please do not do this.
Please have some pity.
Appreciate it if you did not make it any more difficult than it needs to be.
Please.
Garstone, take the child.
No.
No. Do not take my baby.
Please, no. No. No.
Take the child.
Take the child, Garstone.
Garstone, take the child!
Let me go! Let me go!
Mama! Mama!
You're quite the war hero.
You must have killed a lot of people in your time.
I said you must have killed a lot of people in your time.
If I ask you a question,
you will answer it. Do you understand me?
When you ask me a question, I will.
Let talk about the man in the boat.
What condition was he in when you found him?
He was dead.
You sure about that?
I have seen enough bodies in my time.
Killed enough of his sort before, have you?
One more would have made no difference.
Was it because he was German?
He still has the accent, by all accounts.
He did not have an accent when I came across him.
He was dead.
My wife will tell you.
He is dead when we found him.
Ask her.
I intend to.
But I would not be surprised
if she does not want to see you for the rest of her life.
So why don't you just sit in here? and think about that?
Isabel, the law recognizes
that a wife can be powerless at the hands of her husband.
So you will not be finished for his crimes.
But I need to ask you a question.
And I want you to think very carefully before answering.
According to Tom, Frank Roennfeldt was dead
when the boat is washed up. Was this true?
Isabel.
Is it true?
Isabel.
I want my real mama!
I 'm your mama.
It is all right.
Can you take me to my mom?
I am your mom, my darling.
And this is your house.
It's not!
Grace, please do not cry.
I 'm not Grace. I'm Lucy.
No, sweetheart.
Your name is Grace and I 'm your mama.
No, you're not.
And I want to go to my own house and see my real mama.
Grace, give me your hand, this is your home.
This is your home. Sweetheart, sweetheart, it's all right.
It is all right.
Darling,
I brought you some tea.
I'll just leave it here.
I thought he loved us.
I 'll never forgive that man as long as I live.
Sweetheart.
I should never let her come out to Janus.
She's suffered enough.
She can not take it anymore.
Putting yourself in the firing line
is no way of dealing with it.
Tom, it's a grown woman.
They'll go easy on her.
They will not touch her.
It's your life we're talking about.
They do not want to just charge you with child-stealing.
They want to get you for murder!
I have this coming for a long time, Ralph.
Sins catch up with you in the end.
Oh, for Christ's sake.
Wake up!
Tom!
Do me a favor.
Anything.
Get me a bit of paper and a pencil.
From Tom.
That man needs you.
So does my little girl.
Let's look at these buttons.
Do you think this would go with the green fabric for the riding satchel?
Yes.
Make a bow, or a ribbon.
Something like that.
Lucy.
Look at that pink thread.
Mama!
Lucy!
Mama!
My darling.
Look at you.
Oh, it is all right.
I've missed you.
My love.
Time to go home.
Mama.
Make her go away.
It is all right. Yeah.
Grace, I know this is very hard for you to understand,
but we can not stay here.
She's my daughter.
Let go of my daughter.
- Mama. - I'm here.
Please give me back my daughter.
Oh, dear.
Please.
I have to take her now.
Mama. I do not like going with...
I want to stay with you.
I can stay here if you prefer.
There's no need.
I need to know.
Was it really all your doing?
Yes.
How could you do such a thing?
You are sorry for what you did?
Sorrier than I can say.
Do what you like to me.
I'm not asking forgiveness.
My wife,
she had no choice.
Show her some mercy.
Grace, my love,
it's dinner time.
Are you hiding?
Grace?
My love?
Are you hiding, darling?
Grace, are you hungry?
Why don't you come out, sweetheart?
Come on, Mum's going to come and get you out.
I'm going to lift up the curtain. And then we can
have some dinner together, all right, darling?
I'm going to come get you.
Grace?
Grace, darling?
Grace?
Darling, it is not funny.
I want you to come out right now.
Grace?
Grace!
Grace, darling, it's not funny.
Please, come out!
Grace!
Mr. Graysmark.
Evening, Vernon.
Evening, Harry.
Here about the Roennfeldt girl.
Hannah?
No, her daughter. Grace.
Have you got her here?
'Course I have not got her.
What on earth are you suggesting?
- Is your daughter in? - Yes.
Sure?
'Course I'm sure.
What is the matter?
Mrs. Graysmark, we need to see your daughter. If you could fetch her please.
Isabel.
Isabel?
- Lucy! - Grace!
Lucy!
Grace!
- Grace! - Grace.
Grace!
- Grace! - Lucy!
Grace!
Lucy!
Grace!
Sergeant?
Grace!
Lucy!
Sergeant!
Grace!
Lucy!
Keep her safe, Lord.
Protect her.
Save her.
You saved her once before.
I promise you that I will put her first from now on.
If you'll only save her again.
I promise you
that I will do what's right for her.
Grace!
Lucy!
Grace!
Lucy!
She's asleep.
She said she was looking for the lighthouse.
Got nine lives, this one - Oh, yeah. - You've got her?
- Thank you. - It's okay. It's all right.
Thank you.
Imagine a better one.
Imagine now it takes you
all the way to Sleepyland.
Down the road and through the path.
And through the forest.
I'm whispering nice things for her dreams.
And she's flying through.
You have been through so much in your life
and you are always happy.
How do you do it?
You only have to forgive once.
To resent you have to do it all day, every day.
All the time.
You have to keep remembering the bad things.
It's too much work.
You're so handsome.
She could have edited.
Yes, but she ’s alive.
It 's what you do now that' s important.
Tom's still your husband.
Lucy's young.
She's got people to take care of her
and give her a good life.
Tom has no one.
He'll end up in jail.
Or worse.
I do not think there 's much time.
I 've come here to say something.
Just to say it and then go.
I know that my daughter is not coming back to me. After last night I've realized that she can live without me.
Even if I can not without her.
I can not punish her
for what happened,
and, um, can not punish you for your husband's decisions.
Grace loves...
Loves you.
And perhaps...
Perhaps, she belongs to you.
So if you testify against your husband
and, soon as he's safely locked away,
I will let Grace come back to you.
Prosecuting officer is here
to take you to Albany.
Where you'll be tried for murder.
If there is anything more you want to tell me,
this is your last chance.
No, thank you.
It's not the best weather for the boat.
Addicott can make it.
Well, open the cell.
Hurry up.
Isabel, love.
I could not go on the way things were.
I could not live with myself.
I'm sorrier than I've been able to say for hurting you.
We get a little turn at life.
And if this ends up being how my turn went,
it will still have been worth it.
My time should have been up years ago.
To have met you,
when I thought life was over.
And been loved by you.
If I lived another 100 years,
I could not ask for better than that.
I have loved you as best as I know, Isabel.
Which is not saying much.
You deserved someone a lot better than me.
All I can do is ask God.
And ask you to forgive me for the harm I've caused.
And to thank you for the every day we spent together.
I will always be your loving husband.
Tom.
I need to see my husband.
He's gone already.
Where?
He's on the boat.
- That one? - That one.
- Hi, Tom. - Ralph.
Where's Blue?
Um, could not make it.
Tom!
We need to go.
Tom?
Cast off now, Ralph!
Do not, Isabel.
I just want to say goodbye.
It is all right.
Shh.
- Tom! - Shh!
Shh.
It is all right. It's all right.
- It is not true! - Shh!
- It is not true! - Just leave things be.
Isabel...
Frank was dead when the boat was washed up. It was my idea.
- Do not say any more. - I stopped him from
reporting the boat. It's my fault.
It's my fault.
I'm sorry.
It is all right.
- Tom... - Do not say any more.
She said that?
Yes.
She was a decent girl before she went out on Janus.
Being out on that island did not do it any good at all.
What happens to them now?
They go to jail.
For how long?
Long enough to think about what they've done.
Think they need jail for that?
Mrs. Roennfeldt, people are responsible
for their own actions.
And when they cross certain lines,
there needs to be consequence.
What if I spoke for them?
Asked for clemency?
Clemency?
What would happen then?
Some fines, a few months jail, maybe.
Why would you do that?
Because you only have to forgive once.
Thank you very much, Sergeant.
Do you think you could find your own way out?
Thank you for the tea, Mrs. Roennfeldt.
Good to see a smile, girlie.
I know you 've been sad. You missed your old life.
I do.
I know what that 's like because that' s what happened to me.
I have to say goodbye to my mum.
Your mum?
I have to go across the sea in a sailing ship.
And when I was not much older than you.
I came here and I got a new mum and dad.
They looked after me from then on.
They loved me.
Just like my Hannah loves you.
You know who was a good rider when they were little?
My Hannah!
She was good at everything when she was a little one.
Always kept me on my toes. Just like you.
My saving Grace, you are.
I 'm not Grace.
You know you were called Grace from the day you were born.
But I want to be called Lucy.
Why don't I call you Lucy-Grace?
Yeah!
Yeah? Have we got a deal?
Mmm-hmm.
Hi!
We 're back.
Surprise!
You tell Hannah about all the birdies that you saw.
How many did you see?
Five.
Oh, that is good.
You've been with Grandpa? He's been looking after you? - Yeah. - Shall I...
Shall I show you how to make a daisy chain?
- Yeah. - Yes!
- Do you know how? - No.
I'm going to show you.
A little hole. There's a hole. Can you stick it through?
Look at that! Well done, darling.
Then we can join them all together.
Look at this!
Do you like a crown?
Yeah.
- Pretty? - Yeah.
- Would you like to wear it? - Yeah.
Should we put it on you?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
Oh, that looks so pretty.
Oh, it's come off. How about we put it around me?
Make a daisy necklace? Let 's try.
How about we, Grandpa...
How about you could wear it on your head?
All right. You want to put it on my head? And you could keep it.
All right. Thank you, darling.
Thank you.
Do you think God will forgive me?
He forgave you a long time ago.
It's about time you did, too.
Afternoon.
You lost?
Hope not.
I'm searching for the Sherbourne property.
Tom and Isabel?
You've found it.
My name is Lucy-Grace Rutherford.
I'm Lucy.
Lucy.
I've got something to show you.
This is Christopher.
She never stopped talking about you.
She always hopes you would come.
I could not come any sooner.
I never had the chance to say thank you. To both of you.
For saving me.
And taking such good care of me.
There is nothing to thank us for.
Hey.
She left something for you.
My darling Lucy
It has been like a long time.
Hey.
I promised
I 'd stay away from you and I've been stuck to my word.
However hard that was for me.
I'm gone now
Which is why you have this letter.
And it brings me joy
because it means that you came to find us.
I never gave up hope that you would.
Knowing you were safe and loved
allowed us to live our lives away from you.
I hope life has been kind to you.
I hope that you can forgive me for keeping you.
And for letting you go.
Know that you have always been beloved.
Look at you.
Isabel would have just loved to have met you.
She would have loved you.
Could Christopher and I come back and visit you again?
I would like that very much.
Great.