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The pace quickens as the Brownies try to save a radical school and its lonely headmistress from Christmas hatred and bring liberty instead of mere equality . . .
Episode 7
Colleen, the Baptist student trapped at the Community School, finally meets the Brownies and hears their plans to save Laura, the head of the school. They bring a man from the past to now . . . with odd results.
Episode 8
The Brownies introduce their hero and romantic lead, Robert Falkirk. This man from the past tries to get used to the present.
Episode 9
Laura, the head of the Community School, meets Robert Falkirk. With the rest of the staff of the Community School, she finds Robert a bit much. The Brownies convince Robert to attempt to save Laura from Sarah (the schools donor) and Ron (the modern man who admires her).
Episode 9
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