Ep. 24: Candy und Anthony fahren auf einen Hügel, bevor Anthony in eine Bärenfalle tritt

After the fortune teller, Candy has nightmares and discovers that the roses in the garden are losing their petals, just like before Anthony's mother died. Great-aunt Elroy and Candy make peace, and Candy realizes the folly of her superstition when Anthony laughs about it. When the family holds their annual fox hunt, Candy gets the honor to welcome the hunters. Once the hunt starts, Anthony and Candy break away and ride to a hilltop precious to Anthony. Candy compares it favorably to her Pony's Hill that Anthony would like to visit someday. Anthony talks more about his mother who loved the horses as much as Candy. Finally, Anthony asks Candy who her hilltop prince is, and she tells Anthony he is her prince, regardless of the other. Anthony has something to tell her, but wants to wait until they visit Pony's Hill. As they continue their ride, Anthony suddenly understands the mystery of the "hilltop prince": when he was a toddler, another boy who looked like him was often together with his mother. It all makes sense to him and he would have told Candy ... if not for the bear trap. Anthony gets thrown off his horse to never wake up. (Source: Wikipedia)
Episoden
- Ep. 20 · Candys Familienakzeptanz und Anthony wachsende Zuneigung
- Ep. 21 · Anthony trainiert eine Taube, um Candy nach einem Konflikt mit Tom Nachrichten zu senden
- Ep. 22 · Anthonys Rodeo-Träume wecken Familienstolz und Action beim Zähmen der Broncos
- Ep. 23 · Anthony und Candy geben das Rodeo-Preisgeld für Karussellfahrten und kostenlose Hot Dogs aus
- Ep. 24 · Candy und Anthony fahren auf einen Hügel, bevor Anthony in eine Bärenfalle tritt
- Ep. 25 · Candy bewältigt Anthonys Tod und findet Hoffnung in einer blühenden Rose
- Ep. 26 · Candy konfrontiert Jimmy, während Mr. Brown die Habseligkeiten von Anthony bei der Familie Ardley einfordert
- Ep. 27 · Candy und Jimmy suchen Mr. Cartwright, um Pony's Home vor der Räumung zu retten
- Ep. 28 · Candy reflektiert über Adoptionsentscheidungen und den künftigen Weg nach dem Rodeo-Zwischenfall