Oh, Doctor Burnley won't be around for three days?
Yeah, he's going to the hospital in town to examine the patients.
He goes there several times a year.
You'll be alone at night, won't you?
Aren't you afraid?
Not at all. I'm already used to it.
I know, Ilse! Why don't you stay over at New Moon?
It's a good idea, right?
I-I guess...
I'll go ask Aunt Elizabeth.
Very well.
Tomorrow and the day after, correct?
Really? It's okay for Ilse to stay over?
The two of you can share the bed in the guest room.
Yes, ma'am.
Has Allan Burnley given his permission?
I'll go ask him, right away!
Thank you, Aunt Elizabeth!
Emily, the bread will burn!
Oh, no!
Ow! Hot! Hot! Hot!
Well, I'll be on my way.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Where are you rushing off to?
Aunt Laura, what's for tomorrow's supper?
Tomorrow?
Well, I haven't yet decided.
Ilse loves corn.
Ilse will be staying over tomorrow, so can you make her something she likes?
Oh, my.
All right.
Thank you. See you later then!
Just a minute, Emily.
You're still wearing your summer clothes.
I don't feel cold at all.
I recall that Juliet left some clothing behind.
Mother's clothes?
Yes, with a little alteration they should fit you perfectly.
I'll go look for them later.
Okay!
I'm off!
Elizabeth, do you know where Juliet's clothes are kept?
I don't.
You must have kept them away, somewhere.
I've been looking for my grey muslin dress, as well.
You don't happen to have seen it, have you?
That's right. I haven't.
Photosynthesis is an important process for trees, flowers, and grass, to grow healthily.
The light from the sun-
With Doctor Burnley having given his permission,
Ilse went to stay over at New Moon the next day.
I've been wanting to show you my mother's room.
Come on, let's go in.
It's lovely!
Isn't it?
It's a little old, but it gives off a feeling of nostalgia.
So this is your mother's room.
Yes, she used this room until she got married.
She slept in this bed the night before she left.
I see. Must be nice.
My dad never talks to me about my mum.
Oh, come take a look at the scenery from here.
Wow! This is amazing!
Now you know why this room is called the "view room".
Over there is Lofty John's woods.
In the middle is Blair Water.
Look, you can even see Cousin Jimmy's garden from here.
This is the best among all the rooms.
Your mum must have been very well taken care of.
Yeah.
Say, what's that building over there?
Ah, that's the summer house.
Though, no one uses it anymore.
It hear it was built for my grandfather's wife. My grandmother.
That's right... there's a little secret concerning that house.
A secret?
Yes, and that secret is...
I'll tell you about it tonight.
Really, now.
Wow! This bed is so soft.
It's so big!
So big! So big!
So, about what you were telling me about earlier.
What's the secret about the summer house?
It's a story about the missing diamond.
The missing diamond?
What's that?
I heard this story from Cousin Jimmy, during the summer.
I always wanted to ask about the summer house.
It's such a graceful and splendid looking house.
So why isn't anyone using it?
That's true. So why is it?
Well, fifty years ago,
my grandfather's younger brother, Edward Murray, came here from Kingston with his wife.
I see it.
I can see the summer house very clearly from here.
It seemed that his wife, Myriam, lost a ring she was wearing while in the summer house.
A diamond ring this big!
Could have been as big as this!
It was big enough to break a person's finger,
but it was gone when she left the summer house.
Did she drop it somewhere?
It was huge! Still, despite their searching...
That means that diamond is still in there!
P-Probably.
A diamond!
Ilse, that's dangerous!
Ah! Something was shining!
I just saw something shine!
Eh? Where? Where?
There, by the window.
I don't see anything.
It's true! I saw it!
I'm sure it's the diamond!
Actually, there's a more dramatic variation of the story.
Granduncle Edward supposedly got that diamond from an auction.
Its former owner was a violinist.
Was she beautiful?
Of course! She was young and beautiful.
But her fiancé died during an accident at sea.
The diamond ring was for their engagement.
The violinist, consumed by grief, passed away due to illness not too long after.
I've heard about that diamond from Mister Jimmy.
But that's strange. I didn't hear anything about the previous owner being a violinist.
Well, it's supposed to be a lost secret.
A secret?
Actually, it seems that there's a ghost inside the summer house.
A ghost?
It wanders around, every night, searching for the ring.
Also, the diamond itself is said to move, looking for its owner.
The diamond moves?
It is said that it has been seen, shining with reflected moonlight, from time to time,
but never at the same the location.
For real?
It's true. I saw it shining last night.
I haven't seen it for myself, but I believe the diamond is in there.
All right!
Let's go search for the diamond!
Agreed! Agreed!
I'll go look for a way into the summer house.
We'll meet up at midnight, tonight, okay?
This might be fun.
Tonight, huh?
That's right. It'll be tough for you.
But we can only do it after dark.
It only gives off light under the moon.
I'd like to join in, too.
But I might not be able to come out.
Well, if you can, please come.
See you tonight.
Eh? The summer house?
Yeah, I was wondering what it looks like inside.
Well, it's just like any other house.
We used to go there in summer to avoid the heat.
The second floor is breezy and very cool.
Are there two rooms on the second floor, or three?
Hmm... I recall it has three.
One of the rooms was really spacious.
A glass window forms one side of the wall, so we used it as the tea room.
I haven't been there in over ten years.
Why do you ask?
May I borrow this? Just for tonight.
I don't mind.
Thank you.
Ta-da!
A ring?
Yes. I'm wearing this in place of the diamond ring.
I'm trying to see how it could possibly fall off.
I see.
I see. It'll make a sound if it falls onto the floor.
They would have noticed if a sound was made.
The diamond might have fallen onto the carpet.
That's right! I'm sure that's what happened!
This is amazing! We're like detectives!
Thanks to you, Ilse!
Emily, hurry!
Emily?
Perry? Teddy?
It seems they're not here yet.
Welcome to the summer house!
Perry, that was mean!
I expected as much.
You're pretty calm, Ilse.
Of course. Ghosts don't scare me.
How did you get inside?
The window here is broken.
I saw it once, so I remembered.
Teddy still isn't here.
I guess he couldn't make it.
What now? Do we wait?
Let's go in first.
He'll know if we leave the door open.
It's pitch black.
And the candle went out...
Good timing.
It's a lot more run down than I had expected.
It looks like everything is about to fall apart.
This room was surprisingly easy to enter.
This isn't the place, Perry.
Right.
Eh? How do you know that?
We're detectives, that's why.
We just know.
Grandaunt Myriam came here for tea.
So she must have been in the tea room, on the second floor.
God, it reeks of mould!
Shall we split up to look for it?
Let's do so.
Eh? We're splitting up?
Well, I'll search this room.
Emily, you take the back room.
By myself?
Of course.
Come on, get going.
I wanted to scare Ilse, but it turns out I'm the one frightened here.
It's just a bird.
I'm going to search the tea room.
Okay?
Oh, there's a rug in this room.
How beautiful!
This is hopeless!
Perry...
Those are footsteps.
Someone is coming up.
Do you think it's the ghost?
No, maybe it's Teddy.
Right, Teddy. It must be him.
I'm going to take a look.
Don't leave me here, alone!
Then, shall we go, together?
Stay here.
Ilse isn't far away.
Oh, it's just you, Saucy Sal.
Don't scare me like that!
The diamond ring!
Ilse!
Emily?
Ilse, I found the diamond ring!
The ghost!
Emily!
Emily, for God's sake!
Shut up! Calm down, will you?
Ilse, the diamond ring! I found it!
The diamond!
Perry!
Perry?
Emily.
Emily!
Aunt Elizabeth?
I thought your room was a little too quiet.
What are the three of you doing at this hour?
Well, Aunt Elizabeth...
Watch out!
Looks the the second floor gave way.
The diamond...
Good grief! Aunt Elizabeth gave us a stern talking to, after that.
We failed miserably.
That's unfortunate.
You should have come, too.
It was so exciting!
I still think the story about the violinist is fishy.
I'm sure it's something Emily made up.
But it's true that Myriam Murray lost a diamond ring.
As for its former owner, I'm sure she was a violinist.
And she was young and beautiful.
And she lost her fiancé to an accident at sea.
That makes the story more romantic.
And a ghost wanders about every night.
I'm sorry. I just wanted to scare you a little.
I wanted to see that ghost, too!
What a joke! It was Emily, who was shaking with fright.
But some good did come out of it.
Ah! So Juliet's dress was hidden here.
This is mother's?
It is.
This is mother's dress.
Oh! My muslin dress is here, too!
Oh, how convenient.
You know, I did find the diamond ring.
Eh? Really?
Yeah.
But...
It's under that pile of debris, somewhere, or so she says.
Is that it?
It's true!
I really saw it!
Yes, yes, we know.
Emily is a dreamer!
She has as many tall tales as a fox.
Stop that!
Emily is a dreamer!
She has as many tall tales as a fox.
For God's sake, stop saying that!
This is the new teacher, Mister Carpenter.
He makes fun of my poems without even having read them.
What's with him?
On the next episode of Emily of New Moon:
The Dreamweavers.
Watch for it!