Ep. 16: Keaton helps Robert Fenders and Lord Fenders find renewal through an elm tree and music.
Keaton encounters Robert Fenders, whose father Lord Fenders declared bankruptcy two years ago and sold his estate. Robert, exiled from the mansion ten years ago, once composed music fueled by resentment toward his father’s arrogance. Lord Fenders now visits the site of the old elm, where he burned Robert’s compositions after lightning struck the tree. Robert has lost his musical passion since his father became reserved. After Lord Fenders rejects a business proposal from Mr. Greenpark, Keaton urges Robert to restore the elm. Keaton and Greenpark invite Lord Fenders to a restaurant where Robert performs. Nostalgic, Lord Fenders returns to find the elm sprouting new buds, symbolizing renewal. He agrees to accept Greenpark’s proposal, while encouraging Robert to pursue his ambitions.
Episodes
- Ep. 12 · Keaton investigates Liddy Wain's death and uncovers a political scandal involving Walter and Doris Goldman.
- Ep. 13 · IRA Bomb Expert Richard Connelly Enlists Keaton to Defuse Terrorist Device
- Ep. 14 · Keaton and Shreider search for Rosa, who is revealed to be Hanna, Teresa's babysitter.
- Ep. 15 · Keaton confronts Michael Robert and his military attack dog Johnny in the mountains.
- Ep. 16 · Keaton helps Robert Fenders and Lord Fenders find renewal through an elm tree and music.
- Ep. 17 · Keaton investigates Edmund Lyman's murder while protecting widow Flora from hidden dangers.
- Ep. 18 · Professor Benington outwits con men Travis and Galade to save Lambeth College from William Stephane
- Ep. 19 · Shinsuke and Yuriko journey to the mountains to release a hawk while Keaton follows.
- Ep. 20 · Keaton and Eric encounter armed Polish mafia on Cara Island after witnessing a murder at the hotel.