Emily spent her active youth in Shrewsbury.
She read novels and wrote her poems.
Those were the days when she, Ilse, Teddy and Perry could banter to their hearts' content.
Every day was satisfying as Emily matured into a young woman.
At that moment, I...
was filled with emotion...
emotion...
This won't do.
I'm not getting any inspiration.
I've been in a slump recently.
All the poems I submitted to the magazines got rejected.
Emily! Emily!
Ilse?
Look, Dad finally sent a reply!
That means...
He agreed!
I'm going to the Montreal Drama School.
Now I can study to become an elocutionist.
Ilse, you're one step closer to fulfilling your dream.
Ilse will become an elocutionist.
Emily will become a writer.
It will be fulfilled!
Our ambitions!
That's right! Teddy is doing his best to fulfill his dreams too.
He's going to submit his work to the most prestigious art competition in Canada.
He said he wanted to express all his experiences at Shrewsbury in his art.
Teddy has a real good chance of winning.
Yeah. In Teddy's paintings are the wind, the streams, and the sun.
The entire world comes to life in them.
Hey, Teddy!
I'm flying to the moon!
Teddy, listen to this!
The lawyer's firm at Charlottetown is hiring me!
Really?
You bet! It's like a dream come true!
I'm going to assist a real lawyer right after I graduate.
It's only natural.
You've been setting the standard for several years.
I'm going to bring Aunt Tom to stay with me.
My salary will be enough to give her a good life now!
Your day has finally come, Perry.
And how is Teddy Kent's exhibit going?
The painting for the competition.
I still need to add a few finishing touches.
This is magnificent.
It almost feels like the refreshing breeze is carrying the aspiring children toward their dreams.
According to my expert analysis, Teddy Kent is going to win the Grand Prix in this competition and head for Paris.
There he will become a world renowned artist.
Hey, now.
I'm certain of it.
By the way, I heard Ilse is going to Montreal to stay with a relative after she graduates.
Yes, she's going to attend drama school.
She's really fired-up about it.
Seriously, this painting is a masterpiece.
I knew it.
I think it's like bread and butter.
You and Emily.
Perry.
Too bad I got spurned though.
She's really cute.
Hey, what are the two of you up to?
It's a secret.
The rain has stopped. Shall we go up to the hills for a stroll?
Oh, that's a great idea!
It feels so good after the rain.
Yes, what a pretty view.
I remember the time when we were kids.
Yes, we waited around after the rain for a rainbow to appear, just like today.
We spoke about what our future would be back then.
And you said you would definitely become an artist.
While you said you would become a writer.
And someone who couldn't even read proclaimed he would become the President.
That's right!
I'm going to work toward my dreams for the future! Yeah!
Go for it, Mister President!
We shall be graduating soon.
Then we shall be going our separate ways.
But our hearts will never part.
That's right, we shall always be together.
It's a rainbow.
Come on Ilse, we should get going.
The committee has to prepare for the graduation party, remember?
But we're only meeting tomorrow.
Never mind that, come on.
See you, Teddy. Don't mess up now.
Perry!
See you tomorrow.
Perry, wait for me!
I shall treat you to some apple pie.
Really? Then I shall have a whole pie.
You can finish a whole pie?
Those two are really suited for each other.
Yes, they are.
They're both walking steadily toward their dreams.
What are you planning to do after you graduate?
I thought about going to the Montreal School of Design.
I want to improve myself.
My passion for art is growing stronger...
but I don't have the money to go any further than this.
Teddy.
I'm going home.
I shall take up a farming or carpentry job and study while I work.
What about you, Emily?
I shall have to discuss it with Aunt Elizabeth soon.
I guess I shall be returning to New Moon.
I shall continue my writing back there...
until my talents are recognised some day.
I've been feeling very uncertain as of late.
None of my submissions have been accepted.
"Maybe I don't have the talent."
There are times when I think that way.
Me too.
No matter how much I love to draw, I might end up accomplishing nothing...
and spend the rest of my days in the countryside.
When I think about that, I sometimes lose sleep.
When I was a child, I always thought my dreams would surely come true.
But now...
Emily, if we're together...
I...
I shall write novels here.
And I shall draw here.
We shall fill this empty house with our dreams.
Emily, I want to pursue our dreams together.
Emily.
Always...
I want to be with you, always.
I...
I want to be with you, always.
Emily.
Em'ly.
I'm back, Aunt Ruth.
A parcel arrived for you.
Why is your face so flushed?
It's not that hot today.
It's nothing. Thank you.
Em'ly, we shall have to start preparing for supper soon.
Seriously, that girl. Did she even hear me?
If... if I carry on like this and achieve nothing in my life...
Emily.
Always...
I want to be with you, always.
Emily!
You know, Emily...
I'm sorry about yesterday.
It must have come as a shock to you.
My reaction too must have...
I hope you'll consider what I said.
Umm...
You don't have to rush into a decision,
but I'm really looking forward to your answer.
Teddy, something big has happened!
The Principal is calling for you!
It's a miracle!
Your painting won the competition!
It was awarded the Grand Prix!
Grand Prix?
Well done, Teddy! Just as I had predicted.
That's great news, Teddy.
Congratulations, Teddy Kent.
Our school has never seen such a brilliant work of art.
It convincingly took the Grand Prix.
Your work was chosen among all the other hundreds of paintings from budding artists throughout Canada.
You have seized the dream that all the other young artists were striving for.
"While there are certain parts of this painting that show inexperience, we have high hopes for his future works."
That's the comment I heard the judges made.
Thank you, sir.
I can't believe this is happening.
What are you saying?
You have the potential to go further and beyond.
Just like I said, right?
Teddy will become a world renowned artist.
With this, Teddy will be going to Paris to further his studies, I bet.
I heard the winner will be awarded a scholarship to study art in Paris.
He's going to Paris.
Congratulations, Teddy.
You did it!
Teddy, congratulations.
Thank you all. But I wasn't sure I could win.
Teddy!
Congratulations!
That's our Teddy! A world famous artist of the future!
Emily.
What happened?
Emily?
Excuse me.
Emily!
Teddy, your dream is finally in your grasp.
You'll be going to a far-off place where I cannot reach you.
Don't say that.
I thought we felt the same way.
We would return to New Moon and support each other.
And maybe we could spend our lives together.
Emily.
But you're going to Paris, aren't you?
Congratulations.
You don't have to stay in some small backwater town anymore!
Because you have talent!
I'm sorry, Emily. I do want to go to Paris.
I want to study more about art.
And when I return...
When you return...
I want to do something meaningful for Canada, as Teddy Kent.
When that time arrives, Emily, I shall-
Emily!
Congratulations.
Congratulations, Teddy.
I feel so proud of you.
That's what... That's what...
...I really wanted to say to you.
A fool! A fool!
I'm such a fool!
The times of impatience passed quickly.
Finally, the time for Teddy to embark on his journey was here.
His mother, Missus Kent, came to Shrewsbury to see him off.
You're going to Paris at last.
It would have been great if you could have stayed for tomorrow's graduation party.
I feel it's a shame too, but I have to go since the ship set sails today.
I never thought you would be going to Paris.
But I'm very proud of you, Teddy.
But why isn't Emily here yet?
You're leaving soon.
Emily.
Emily, are you sure about this?
Paris is on another continent.
You won't be able to see Teddy for God knows how long!
Don't you have something to say to him?
You'll regret it for the rest of your life if you don't tell him!
He's got a bright future ahead of him.
He doesn't need me anymore.
What are you saying, Emily?
Sober up!
This has nothing to do with his talents being recognised.
You love him, don't you?
I'm sure he-
You're wrong! There's no place for me in his future!
Emily!
Teddy Kent, don't forget the things you've learnt from school when you're in a distant land.
Yes, sir.
I'm sure your friends are proud to have been able to study with you.
Teddy!
Are you sure about this?
Are you going to leave without seeing Emily?
I've chosen my dreams over Emily.
You're lying! You know that isn't true!
Wake up, Teddy Kent!
Do you really want things to end this way?
Are your feelings for Emily this weak?
Teddy, the train is leaving!
Emily.
Teddy!
Aunt Elizabeth.
Em'ly, you came at just the right moment.
We're going to discuss your future. Come with us.
Yes, ma'am.
Emily.
I hear Teddy Kent is leaving today.
She said she's not going to see him off.
Seriously, you're really cold-hearted.
And so?
What are you afraid of?
Are these your true feelings?
Hold on, Em'ly! Where are you going?
What about our discussion?
Teddy... Teddy... Teddy... Teddy...
Teddy!
Teddy?
Teddy.
Teddy, take care of yourself!
Teddy!
Teddy, wait! Teddy!
Teddy!
Reading about one's final wishes in a novel made me realise something.
Eh? Mister Carpenter is ill?
On the next episode of Emily of New Moon:
Those Who are Left Behind.
Watch for it!