And even better, he now knows June is alive too.
It was the last she saw him.
In a flashback to the flashback, the escape plan unfolds.
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“We’re just out for breakfast,” he reassures his nervous wife.
“It’s not illegal.”
“Not yet,” June replies.
Still, Luke promises June everything will be okay.
Oh, Luke, that’s a promise you could’t keep.
What about those visas they waited to leave so they could get?
“U.S. passport doesn’t mean s anymore, bud, that’s over,” he says.
So they just have to wait there until Whitford gets back, and then they can continue heading north.
That tranquility is broken when a dog barks, and a man in hunting gear comes across them.
He even called a friend who can meet them at the border.
As for Whitford, he was caught and hung from a street lamp in town.
And, well, now we know what really happened once they went on their way.
“[God] has not forgotten any of you,” she tells him.
But before he heads out, Zoe says she want to show him something.
The woman asks if he knows a June Osbourne from Boston.
Uh, yeah, he sure does.
“So, she’s alive?”
So, what did the note say?
“I love you, so much.
And, perhaps more importantly, what happens now that they both know the other’s alive?
