Hope Valley begins a new holiday tradition, the
Wishing Tree, where the Townspeople write their wishes on ornaments and hang
them on the tree, hoping someone will take their wish and help make it come
true.
Elizabeth
Thatcher (Erin Krakow), reflecting her longing, places her Wish on the
tree for Jack
Thornton (Daniel Lissing), who has been away on
patrol, to come home, for the holiday season and her wish comes true, but he
has to leave again.
Newly adopted son of Abigail Stanton (Lori Loughlin),
Cody Stanton (Carter Ryan) wishes to spend Christmas
with his new mom.
Addressing the townspeople as they gathered around
the Wishing tree, Abigail explained the tradition, and that if your wish
disappears from the tree, it meant someone was working to make it come true.
Rosemary
(Pascale Hutton) has to deal with her husband Lee Coulter
(Kavan Smith) with too much time on his hands, so she ensures he
is heavily involved with the towns Christmas preparations.
Hope
Valley is aptly named, as the town is full of hope and
community with small acts of kindness and belief, and the magic of Christmas
shows how miracles can bring people together.
Christmas is also a time for forgiveness and second
chances, optimised by the redemption of Henry Gowen (Martin Cummins) and Abigail’s charitable deeds.
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