Previously on The Republic of Sarah...
You know there are a dozen more of those mining company cidiots
- showing up every day? - Danny?
What are you doing here? You work for Lydon Industries?
- Your brother? - A sizable deposit of coltan
has been discovered right here in Greylock.
Josh, hi, sweetie. Goodbye, Danny.
- Corinne, wait. - I did.
Longer than I should have. I'm not gonna do that again.
This morning, Governor Taggert signed eminent domain paperwork
which gives Greylock's public space
to the state of New Hampshire.
You're gonna wipe Greylock off the map.
I know how we can stop the drilling.
What if it didn't belong to New Hampshire?
This town was never legally claimed
by either of its national neighbors.
The way to save our town is to turn it into a country.
Sarah Cooper, we're placing you under arrest.
What are you doing here?
Four hours from Greylock to Concord
and that's the welcome I get?
I told you I didn't want anybody seeing me like this.
Oh, save it, Shawshank. I'm not going anywhere.
There's no way I'm gonna let my best friend
in federal prison by herself.
How you doing?
Let's see.
I've been arrested for a crime which carries a 20-year sentence,
the prosecutor on my trial has never lost a case
and the judge set my bail at a million dollars.
So, you know, peachy.
Hey, it could be worse.
How on Earth could it be worse?
The judge could have set your bail at two million dollars.
I'm so screwed.
This is a disaster, Grover.
I think you're in good shape.
Okay.
Fair enough. Your card is the real disaster.
Sarah Cooper, you just cleared bail.
Head to Discharge for immediate release.
Bae, don't look at me.
I don't have a million bucks lying around.
So who does?
It was nothing.
Just a little creative accounting
with my retirement funds.
- And the house as collateral, of course. - Thank you.
You better not flee the country before the trial,
or I'll be homeless.
I'm not fleeing anything.
If the FBI was hoping for a pushover,
they picked a fight with the wrong girl.
If you're gonna fight, you're gonna need a lawyer.
A good one.
You aren't seriously considering
letting your mother be your lawyer.
My mother spent six years as an A.D.A.
before she got into politics.
She's still a member of the state bar.
She's a very capable woman.
- When she's sober. - If she's sober.
A public defender would be in way over her head
with something like this,
and there aren't exactly a bunch of people
putting their hands up to pay for a ritzy lawyer.
Okay, so we take out a loan,
or we hold a fundraiser to pay for a lawyer.
You want to buy an attorney with a bake sale?
This is serious, Sarah.
Which is exactly why I need someone who will fight
tooth and nail, do whatever it takes to win.
The kind of person who would go on TV
and tell the whole world about her three D.U.I.s
and difficult family history just to protect me.
Less than one month ago,
Sarah Cooper was just a high school history teacher.
This morning, however, she steps into a federal courthouse
to assume a new title: defendant.
Well, when Lydon Industries and the state of New Hampshire
conspired to flatten a whole town,
my daughter stood up and stopped them.
That's not a criminal. That's a hero.
Reactions to Cooper's story
run the gamut from condemnation to support.
Cooper's lawyer has presented evidence
that the town of Greylock was never claimed by the United States.
Well, the fact is, nations have to come from somewhere.
What do people think... God snapped his finger one day
and-and, poof, the U.N. appeared?
You belong in prison!
Does anyone really expect America
to just hand over a chunk of its territory?
"We don't need this anymore, it's all yours."
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After two months at the center of the news cycle,
the story of the small New Hampshire town
that defied a nation has finally come to an end.
The jury returned a verdict of "not guilty"
for Sarah Cooper on her sedition charge.
And, in a shocking move, the judge then recommended
the American government give up control of Greylock.
- Ms. Cooper. - Ms. Cooper! Ms. Cooper,
do you feel vindicated by the court's decision?
Turning Greylock into a new country
was never the point of all of this.
The point was to protect our right to decide
how we want to live our own lives.
Because as far as we're concerned,
whether it's Greylock or anywhere else...
people should rule the palace
- and not the other way around. - Governor Taggert!
Governor Taggert. Governor Taggert,
what do you think about Ms. Cooper's acquittal?
I think Sarah's unwavering commitment to her citizens
is something we all can aspire to.
The coltan in Greylock would've meant
a lot of money to New Hampshire.
From the moment I joined Sarah's mother in the state senate
in, what, 1998
and became governor six years ago,
I've been fighting to protect my constituents' rights.
I think we should applaud Sarah for doing the same.
She's proven herself to be a leader.
If Greylock wants independence,
I'm happy to provide it. "Live Free or Die."
- Right? - Ms. Cooper!
Ms. Cooper!
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- Danny. - Mind if I...
No. Yeah, okay.
I'm sure you've got legions of fawning admirers to get to,
but I just wanted to come say goodbye.
- You leaving. - First thing tomorrow.
Got to get back to New York
and put out all the fires you just started.
Yeah, I imagine your bosses are less than enthusiastic
about my big win.
A whole town choosing to leave the United States
over working with Lydon...
... doesn't exactly paint the company in the best light.
Stock price has taken a hit.
The media is all over us. It's a mess.
Sorry about that.
No, you're not.
No, I'm not.
A little something to commemorate your, uh, victory.
I marked a passage.
"In a rebellion,
as in a novel, the most difficult part to invent is the end."
I hope you know what you're doing.
Me too.
? Who tripped the red wire out of the blue? ?
? Swept off my feet, said, "God save me now" ?
- Hey. - Hey.
Hey. What're you doing here?
Thought your dad said you weren't allowed
near any of this, uh, independence stuff.
I know, but I, uh, had to show you.
They just came in from the printer.
Whoa, those are dope.
My dad's looking for the vanilla.
- Coming right up. - Thanks.
So, I, uh, have a two-month anniversary present for you tomorrow.
- Really? - Mm-hmm.
Is it Montreal-themed pants?
No. But for this present,
you won't be wearing any pants at all.
Bella Whitmore, very naughty.
So, how's the new job?
It's fine.
It's really cool your dad let you work here.
He didn't let me do anything.
He told me I had to start pulling my weight
if I was gonna live under his roof.
You might have been born with a silver spoon.
Most of us get plastic.
Here you are.
You okay?
This whole thing feels like I'm learning to fly a plane
after it's already in the air.
Oh, come on. You're the history teacher.
I'm sure there are plenty of countries
that didn't know what they were doing when they first started.
The Republic of Prekmurje was founded
by a 25-year-old smuggler
with no political experience.
See? And I'm sure they did just fine.
They were conquered by the Hungarian Army a week later.
Their leader had to go into exile in Austria.
Austria is lovely this time of year.
The hills are alive
- with the sound of music, apparently. - No way.
Yeah.
I promised the people of Greylock I would protect them.
- Mm-hmm. - I don't want to break that promise.
I want to step up.
I want to lead.
But wanting to lead is different than actually leading.
- What if I'm not built for this? - You were built for exactly this.
Okay?
You're gonna do great.
You know, are people nervous? Sure.
They don't know how this is gonna turn out, but they know you.
They know you're gonna do whatever it takes to protect them.
Most places can only dream of a leader like that.
We actually have one.
Thanks, Grover, for visiting me in prison.
Coming to my trial so many times.
Having you there made me feel better.
You always make me feel better.
Oh, Grover.
We can't get the lights back on in Sweetie Pie.
I think the whole block's out.
Oh, my God.
She cut the power.
Wait, what? What are you talking about?
- Who cut the power? - The governor.
As of this morning, Greylock is no longer a part
of New Hampshire.
She must have shut down our state utilities.
We're officially on our own.
This blackout is unacceptable.
You have a clinic without emergency equipment.
You have railroad crossings without signal arms
or safety flashers.
I mean, the whole town is in the dark.
- Not the whole town. - Plenty of lights on in your neighborhood.
Those fancy generators you all have
keeping your houses nice and toasty?
I-I wouldn't want your money to get cold.
You are endangering the lives of everyone in Greylock.
Pump the breaks, bud.
We're on it.
The clinic's patients have already been transferred
to Sacred Heart's down the road,
Greylock PD is providing flashlights and blankets
- to anyone who needs them. - Okay.
And the fire department already put extra signs
at all the railroad crossings.
And I already have meetings set up
with a dozen utility companies.
We're gonna get the power back on in no time. Okay?
Well, you better.
Because the longer this goes on,
the more obvious it is that you don't know what you're doing.
Careful, Willy.
Mess with Queen Bey, you'll get a face full of Kelly.
And Michelle.
That's the third one, right?
Okay, Sarah, we all know that you can make pretty speeches,
but pretty speeches don't power our homes.
So either you figure out a way to lead this town
or this town will find someone who can.
It's Josh, right?
Y-You mind if I, um, walk on this?
It's a free country.
Yeah, so far, anyway.
My name's Danny.
I know you. You're Idiot Face. My mom's been talking about you.
And she calls me Idiot Face.
She calls you a lot of things,
but I'm not allowed to say most of 'em.
I don't think she likes you.
Yeah. I don't think she does, either.
What'd you do?
A lot of things I shouldn't have.
Did you say you're sorry?
I'm working on it.
Is, um... i-is your mom home?
She's at school.
- My dad's here. - That's okay.
Um...
I got to go anyway.
Can you... can you tell your mom that I stopped by?
I'll tell her.
Thanks, Josh.
See ya later, Idiot Face.
Bye, Josh.
Phone down.
We need to talk about you sneaking out last night.
Alice Hurley saw you at Sweetie Pie...
I don't understand why this is such a big deal.
How many people can say they were part of a brand-new country?
- It's exciting. It's... historic. - It's dangerous.
Look, Bell, I am not trying to be difficult,
but your stepmom and I are concerned.
And I'm your father. It's my job to protect you.
- From an ice cream party? - No, from ruining your future.
You're applying to college next year.
You need to be here studying,
not out playing anarchy dress-up in Sarah's revolution.
Dad, playing anarchy dress-up with Ms. Cooper
- would help me get into colleges. - No, not the colleges that we want.
Not the colleges that you want.
Okay, look, Bella,
I am just trying to make sure that you are spending time with people
who can help you be successful.
Sarah's a good person.
She can give you a brand-new country.
I'm trying to give you the whole world.
I look like a realtor.
I think you look very professional.
Yeah, like a professional realtor.
Ugh.
So, uh, Mom, what are you gonna do now?
Like, with my trial, you had something to focus on.
Now that it's over, I just want to...
want to make sure you land on your feet.
As opposed to my face. Right?
I'm sure I'll find something to keep me very busy.
Um, what if that something were me? I'm trying to run a country.
I need help.
You have help.
You have Corinne. You have AJ.
You have Grover.
They don't have your experience.
Well, they also don't have my drinking problem.
Helping out with Greylock means going back into politics.
We both know what that world did to me,
what it turned me into.
I can't go back there.
I think I'm gonna live my life...
... a little more quietly from now on.
Well, uh, we're totally boned.
I just got off the phone with the guy from Harding Electric.
Greg or... Craig, maybe?
I don't know. Anyway, it doesn't matter, because he's not coming.
He cancelled his meeting with you today.
What? Why?
Uh, he said he couldn't risk losing his contracts
with New Hampshire over a relationship with us.
And when I asked him what the hell that means,
he hung up on me. So I called the other guys on your list.
They all said the same thing.
Wait, so is anyone gonna meet with me?
- Mm-mmm. - It's the governor.
It's Gail. She's trying to sabotage the town.
Well, it's working.
I mean, there isn't an electric company within a thousand miles of us
willing to sell us power.
We are indeed totally boned.
Queen of the North.
What can I do for you?
You can stop telling power companies
not to do business with Greylock.
I haven't told anybody not to do business with you.
I've simply said that those who do
can kiss their New Hampshire contracts goodbye.
It's a little trick I learned from your mother.
Nobody could bring her rivals to heel quite like Ellen Cooper.
What you're doing is wrong.
What I'm doing is in the best interests of my constituents.
Two months ago, you tried to bulldoze a town
full of your constituents.
So that I could help the rest of the state.
Okay.
Do you have any idea what I could have done
with that coltan money?
I could have put food on the table
of every hungry child in New Hampshire.
I could have built a house for every needy family.
Oh, so now you're building houses?
And here I thought you were so much more interested
in flattening them.
Let me tell you a little secret. Hmm?
Leadership...
real leadership...
it's just math.
Call it human calculus.
You take a problem and you try to balance the equation
so that more people are helped than harmed.
That's it.
That's the whole deal.
And you better get used to that idea
if you really plan on becoming a head of state.
You also better learn to play hardball,
or you're the one who's gonna be flattened.
D'accord.
Oui.
Merci beaucoup.
Hey, Maya.
Uh, why isn't your name on the list for the sophomore trip?
'Cause I can think of a million better ways
to spend a weekend than...
uh, eating French fry mush and staring at windmills.
Poutine's Canada's national dish.
And the wind farm's gonna be fun.
I thought it would be cool to see one,
'cause we studied 'em last term.
- Yeah. Sounds like a real rager. - Why don't you like me?
What?
You always ignore me at school.
You roll your eyes at me.
And you're always leaving the room when I come to see Tyler.
I like you just fine.
Listen, I've never been bitchy to you,
and I've never talked about you behind your back.
But... you hate me.
I-I don't get it. I didn't do anything.
That's right.
You didn't do anything.
When your little flock of "Daddy dearest" VSCO girls
made fun of my clothes,
you didn't do anything.
When your douchebag ex-boyfriend joked
about how I couldn't speak English,
you didn't do anything.
I'd never say those things.
No, you let other people say them for you.
Have fun on your field trip.
- H-Hey, hold this, would you? - Yeah.
Just catching up on some repairs
while the power's down.
Now I know who to call next time I need help with a screw.
That came out wrong.
Oh, it sounded right to me.
I meant, like, handyman stuff.
Yeah, Sarah's great with a handyman.
Hey, Bella. You ready for Montreal?
I know everyone's very excited.
Well, not everyone, apparently.
What's this?
It's a wind farm, okay?
And, look, I know that sounds lame,
but the trip has to include some activities that relate to stuff
we've learned in class.
We can't just watch hockey and eat French fries.
Anyway, I think the wind farm's cool,
and I really don't care if that makes me a dork.
That doesn't make you a dork, Bella.
That makes you a hero.
It's a wind farm just over the Canadian border.
And based on the research I did this afternoon,
I think this is the answer to our power problem.
This place makes enough electricity for Greylock?
Yeah, and then some.
It's owned by a guy named Liam Lefèvre.
He's a sovereigntist.
He thinks Quebec should be an independent nation.
Lucky for us, Governor Taggert doesn't agree.
She opposes sovereignty for Quebec.
Which makes her an enemy for Liam.
And hopefully makes us a friend.
We'll see later, when I talk to him.
Assuming I can talk to him at all.
What does that mean?
One of the central tenets of Quebec's sovereignty movement
is preserving the province's unique Francophone culture.
So, um, Liam only speaks French.
Okay.
So, who do we know who speaks French?
Un... anémomètre girouette.
One... animated giraffe?
One weathervane anemometer.
It measures wind speed and direction.
Are you sure about this?
I mean, your dad said he didn't want you around Ms. Cooper.
And I'm sure she could find somebody else
to translate for her.
You don't have to do anything.
I'm kind of sick of being the girl who doesn't do anything.
I don't really care about what my dad says.
People need help, and... I'm gonna give it to 'em.
I absolutely agree, Mr. Lefèvre.
When fancy politicians try to tell
average people how to live, you have to fight back.
That's exactly what we're trying to do here.
But we need your help.
Wattage's no problem. Easy to hook into your system.
Lights back on before you know it.
Are you serious?
Price is price.
Mr. Lefevre, please. We need power to survive,
and you're the only person who has it.
Come on.
I thought we were kindred spirits.
Brothers in arms against tyranny.
We are. That's why price is not six times what we pay now.
How the hell am I gonna pay for this?
You could raise the taxes?
Um, or maybe you could sell some town land.
Or maybe the governor could loan you the money
as, like, a gesture of peace.
You're not gonna squeeze a cent out of her.
I'd have better luck taking a metal detector out into the park
and trying to dig up...
That's it.
- What? - That's how we pay for it.
We have to dig.
With him.
With who?
Guess my "goodbye" was a little premature, huh?
I'm sorry. You want Lydon to dig for coltan in Greylock?
Didn't you just declare independence
to stop that from happening?
- I changed my mind. - About your country?
About your company.
Oh, so you're ready to admit that maybe we aren't
the, uh, soulless corporate worms you thought we were?
I don't think you're soulless corporate worms.
I know you are.
And that's exactly why you're here.
I need cash to pay Greylock's electric bill,
but all the money this town has is buried underneath it.
Who better to go digging in the dirt than a bunch of worms?
Lydon can dig two mines...
here and here.
That's it.
No processing facilities,
no freight depots, no whatever else.
And you have to pay for our power
until the mines are operational.
Once money starts coming in, the town will pay Lydon back.
No.
No, you won't pay for our power?
No, we won't dig for coltan in this town.
The company's time is better spent elsewhere.
Sorry, sis.
Lydon's been busy since our little battle started two months ago.
Truth is, we don't need Greylock anymore.
Yes, you do.
Because our little battle wasn't so little.
You said so yourself.
The media's all over you, your stock has plummeted.
Lydon's in need of a makeover.
What better way to show the world
you know how to do business in a reasonable and ethical way
than to come back to Greylock
and to do business in a reasonable and ethical way?
I'm not suggesting we bulldoze the town.
I only offered Danny two mines.
Just enough to get our lights on and keep us afloat.
But why Lydon?
Can't you find anybody else?
There's only a handful of companies in the world
that know how to mine for coltan,
and every single one of them is a cold-blooded,
Bond-villain greed monster. But when it comes down to it,
I would rather stick with the devil we know than the devil we don't.
"Devil" is one word for Danny. I can think of plenty of others.
I know that having my brother around will be tough.
But if I have to negotiate for Greylock's future,
I'd rather the person across from me
be someone who I know isn't gonna lie to me,
who's proven he's not gonna break the rules to get what he wants.
I'm sorry. When did Danny prove that?
It was Danny.
He was the one who stopped Lydon's blackmail plot.
Your mom going on TV stopped Lydon's blackmail plot.
Yeah, she went on TV because Danny told her
what his boss was trying to do to me.
Why would he torpedo his own company?
I don't know. He said what Marilyn was doing didn't sit right,
and I'm his little sister,
and he didn't want to let anyone mess with me like that.
I didn't want to tell you guys
because I didn't want to give you any reason
to think of Danny as anything other than a selfish, arrogant dick,
and he is a selfish, arrogant dick...
but at least I know he's not a cheat.
You guys have to trust me.
Bringing Danny back to Greylock is the only option we have
to make this country work.
Hey. Aren't you supposed to be in Montreal?
Didn't feel right leaving Bella behind after what she did.
Oh, what did she do?
She helped translate this meeting with some French guy
to help Ms. Cooper get the power back on.
And her dad was pissed.
Told her she couldn't go to Montreal, so...
Wait. He makes her take French lessons,
then grounds her for using them?
So... why did she help?
Said she didn't want to be the girl who doesn't do anything anymore.
That supposed to be a horse?
Yeah. There something wrong with my horse?
Let me help you.
Here. I think you mixed it up.
We have a deal.
On one condition.
You offered us two coltan mines?
For my bosses to say yes to your plan,
you'd need to let us build a third mine... here.
You're joking.
There are two houses on that land, Danny.
Lydon would cover any relocation costs for the residents,
- plus a five percent... - Absolutely not.
- Sarah. - One of those houses belongs...
I know who it belongs to.
It's not my call.
That third mine would be more lucrative
than the first two combined.
If you allow us to drill this site,
I'm authorized to sign your paperwork.
We'd issue a payment to your wind farmer today.
The lights would be back on in Greylock by tonight.
No.
I can't ask anyone to give up their home.
Agree to this deal, and Greylock gets more
than just its lights back on.
It gets a permanent source of income
to pay for all the things a country needs.
It's just two houses,
and right here, right now,
you finally get what you've been fighting so hard for.
And what's that?
Freedom.
I know it hurts, but without you,
without what you did,
Greylock doesn't exist.
The whole town is wiped off the map.
If you decide to give Danny what he wants,
don't focus on the two homes that you're losing.
Focus on the hundreds that you've already saved.
Grover... Grover built that house himself.
I know.
It was his wedding gift to Patience.
I know.
What am I supposed to tell him?
The truth.
Okay?
You tell him the truth.
How's it going, Madam President?
No sign of the Hungarian Army yet,
but I'm sure they're on their way.
Nah, you're killing the whole leadership thing,
like I knew you would.
So... I got your text. What'd you want talk to me about?
I saw Danny earlier.
With any luck, we should have the... the power back
in the next day or so.
- That's good news. - Yeah.
Thing is, there's... there's bad news, too.
One of the mines is gonna go on the northeast edge of town.
Near my house.
Ah.
Am I about to be living next to a smokestack?
How-how close are we talking about?
Grover, one of the mines is going on your land.
What?
They did some geological analysis,
and there's a lot of coltan under your property.
They need it.
Well, they can't have it.
Lydon's gonna build you a new house.
I don't want a new house. I want my house.
It sucks.
But, um... this... this is the deal.
- Then make a new deal. - I tried.
Nope. Try harder.
Grover. Please.
- No, I won't sell! - Please?
Then Greylock will take the land by eminent domain.
What?
If there was any other way, you know I would do it,
but I have to get the power back on.
And to do that, I have to take your house.
Grover, talk to...
Deal.
The third mine is yours.
I'll get started right away.
- You okay? - Nope.
I met Josh the other day.
I don't want to sound crazy, but is there any chance that...
No. No.
He's not your son.
He's exactly the right age, Sarah.
Count backwards from how old he is today, add nine months,
and you land right before Corinne and I broke up.
You and Corinne didn't break up. You abandoned her.
It's just, talking to him, I had this feeling that we're...
He's not your son.
Right. Of course.
Yeah.
Sorry I asked.
When you didn't answer your phone,
I figured you might be here.
Bailey Pond is where Patience and I had our first kiss.
Sophomore year, after the Fall Ball.
I remember that night.
Yeah, she and I came back here every year for our anniversary.
And when I finished the house,
I used a branch from the tree right over there
to make the welcome sign outside the front door.
Our front door.
I know you're angry.
You have every right to be.
Tell me what I can do to make you feel better,
and I'll do it.
Anything.
I get it, Sarah... you're doing what's best for Greylock.
I get it.
Just because I understand your decision
doesn't mean I have to like it.
Ovarian cancer took Patience from me
one year, ten months,
three weeks and... six days ago.
The house is the only thing I have left of her.
It's more than a house. It's... it's a history.
And now that's getting taken away from me, too.
You want to make me feel better? Leave me alone.
I can't...
I can't do that, Grover.
I want to... I want to help.
I want to be as good a friend to you
- as you've always been to me. - Okay, you are a good friend, Sarah.
And you're a good leader.
But you can't be both at the same time.
Hey. Power's on all over town.
Greylock is officially back from the dead.
Wish I could say the same about you.
I'm fine.
You sure?
Because after a whole day of lying in this bed,
I kind of hoped you'd be done by now.
- Done with what? - Feeling sorry for yourself.
I have to bulldoze Grover's house, AJ.
I'm sorry it's not all...
rainbows and sunshine in here.
You know you're the leader of this town now.
Greylock is counting on you.
Maybe they should count on someone else.
They don't want someone else.
Look... I didn't want to tell you this during your trial,
because I know how stressed you were.
But while you were away, William tried to retake the town.
Like, with a tank?
No, with a petition.
He didn't even get close.
Because Greylock wanted you.
You're the one that protected them from Lydon.
You're the one that saved this town.
You're the superhero they all needed.
So quit moping.
Put your cape back on.
Hi, everyone.
This is Sarah.
If you're seeing me right now,
then it's probably obvious that the power's back on.
It wasn't easy.
Sadly, for us, electricity doesn't grow on trees.
So... I had to make some hard decisions.
Greylock will work with Lydon Industries
to build three coltan mines in town.
These mines will pay for our power,
as well as anything else we need.
They will put money into our economy
and they will provide jobs to local workers.
Lydon will be on a very short leash
while they're here... one wrong move,
and it will be bye-bye, corporate scumbags.
In order to build these mines,
we have to demolish two homes.
I've already reached out to the families,
and I can assure you I will do my best to take care of them.
Everyone in Greylock is important.
I'm not gonna let anybody fall through the cracks,
especially those we ask to make sacrifices.
Let me close by saying this.
I'm not perfect.
I'm never going to be.
But as long as I'm your leader,
I will work my ass off
to take care of each and every one of you,
and I will do whatever it takes to make it right when I fail.
I promise.
Thank you.
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What is this? I'm still grounded. I can't go anywhere.
We brought this because we thought,
since you can't go to Montreal,
we'd bring Montreal... to you.
French fry mush and windmills.
Hey, I'm... I'm sorry I was such a bitch.
And I'm sorry that I didn't stick up for you.
I will from now on.
Friends?
Friends.
Hey, enough flirting, you two.
- We got to get to the presentation. - Okay.
Come on. Come here.
All right, say bonjour to Montreal.
First, we start at the Notre-Dame Basilica, where...
I'll just... Okay.
- Corinne. Hi. - Hi, Danny. I'm...
I'm so sorry to, uh, barge in on you. I-I...
I just know that you're gonna be in Greylock for a while,
with all of the mining... stuff.
And I guess I hoped that we could talk,
you know, before we start...
running into each other at the grocery store.
D, is that housekeeping?
Could you grab me another pil... Oh.
Sorry.
- Hi. - Um...
Piper, this is... this is Corinne.
Uh, she's-she's... an old friend from high school.
Um, Corinne, this is... this is Piper,
my, um... my fiancée.
Fiancée.
Wow.
So nice to meet you.
Um...
You're obviously busy, so we'll just... we'll catch up another time.
You were right last night.
I can't be both your friend and your leader.
So if I can't make you feel better as your friend,
I'll make you feel better as your leader.
What is this?
It's the deed to Bailey Pond.
It was a municipal plot,
but I had it converted to private land this morning.
Your private land.
That deed means you can rebuild
in a place that's full of happy memories.
You feel... you feel bad for taking away my land,
and your solution is to take away more land?
Hmm.
I don't want Bailey Pond.
It's part of what makes Greylock special.
It belongs to all of us.
If it had been private land when I met Patience,
we never would have made those happy memories
you're talking about.
- I'm sorry, Grover. I was... - Enough, Sarah!
I don't want to talk to you!
Sarah.
We have a problem.
New Hampshire National Guard.
I spotted them during my patrol.
I'm done.
Are we being invaded?
I think they're more interested in keeping us out.
They already blocked off two other roads that lead south.
Make this quick. I have to be in Clarksville in half an hour.
Hey. Hey, Governor. What is this? What's going on?
Securing our border. Haven't you heard?
Greylock is no longer part of the United States.
Thank you.
This is an international boundary now.
And like any international boundary, it has to be protected.
We can't just have people wandering in and out of the United States.
So I'm afraid that your border with New Hampshire must remain closed
until the American government establishes diplomatic relations
with Greylock.
And our allies in Quebec feel the same way.
They're gonna shut down your northern border.
No more quick trips for a tank of gas,
for a gallon of milk.
No more airports. No more hospitals.
No more help.
You want to be a sovereign nation,
we'll treat you like one.
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