In the show, we can relate to both incarnations of Kat and Elliott because we can see the adults they will become via their young versions of them.
We sincerely hope that the adults they become will return to the original values that led them along their own courses in life.
Here is the recap of two episodes of the new Hallmark series.
Episode 1
Alice feels uncomfortable at her new school as rumors swirl. Alice stumbles onto a pond on her family’s land as she flees her irritations.
The teenager immediately regrets throwing a prized jewelry into the pond and dives in after it. When she emerges, she is in the past conversing with her mother.
She discovers more about her family’s history and the events that led to her mother’s estrangement from her grandmother when she spends time with a teenage Kat.
The episode’s focus shifts to the Landry family’s experiences in 1999 and 2000 and how Del and Kat are handling them now because that portion of the plot appears to have been quite well thought out.
Episode 2
In the second episode, Del wants to close that chapter and move on from the past, but Kat considers accepting an offer to write a book about her brother Jacob’s disappearance more than two decades earlier.
While yearning to go back in time, Alice begins to understand how the pond functions with the help of Elliot.
As Alice travels between 1999 and the present and discovers the truth about what happened to her uncle and grandfather, it will undoubtedly be her responsibility to put things right.
The key to the show will be how she handles her feelings about seeing her family as they were versus how they are now.
Laflamme-Snow does a fantastic job of expressing the layers of confusion that she must get over to use time travel to her benefit.
