"The Mystery" (Flock'⁴⁶)

## Plot

Opening of the episode at the hospital, where the staff rushed to treat Paul and Samuel. Linda, tearful and anxious, sat outside the operating room while Jonah, with bandages, felt increasingly worried about Samuel and Paul. Jonah realized he needed to find Elisabelle, so he approached Linda and the nurse, who were relieved to finally reunite with Elisabelle. Jonah expressed his gratitude to the locals for keeping Elisabelle safe, and the rest of the family, though shaken and traumatized by the attack, were grateful to be alive. Samuel and Paul were taken to the hospital for medical attention, and Elisabelle, crying, didn't want to leave her father behind. Jonah and Linda had a confrontation, In the following week, Jonah, Elisabelle, and Linda visited the hospital again. The doctors had good news for Paul, who seemed to be okay, but bad news for Samuel, whose injuries left him in a wheelchair. This angered Jonah, and in his frustration, he left the hospital and punched the air in anger. Linda confronted Jonah and hugged him, Jonah nervously knocked on the door as he arrived at the Dutch-speaking community in Ontario, specifically at the local meat market. He was met by Mr. Adrich, Tara's skeptical and tired, slightly overweight, and terrified butcher father. As Jonah approached Tara's father, he noticed the growling bulldog by his side. Jonah, feeling impatient, was mistaken for the mailboy by Mr. Adrich. Jonah explained that he was actually a boxer and showed his boxing gloves, mentioning that he was a famous boxer in Ontario. Mr. Adrich sarcastically realized that Jonah was indeed a well-known boxer and nervously asked about his bulldog. Mr. Adrich sarcastically explained that the bulldog, named Cara, was his only one, while he watched his customers passing by.

It suddenly dawned on Mr. Adrich that Jonah might be the boyfriend of one of his daughters. He asked Jonah about his relationship with his six eldest and older daughters: Grecia, Rosette, Tamara, Wilhelmina, Mary, and Juliana. Mainly focusing on Grecia, who goes crazy for cute boxer boys like Jonah. Jonah tried not to rush as he accidentally said Juliana, leading Mr. Adrich to try calling Juliana from upstairs. Jonah clarified that he was actually there to see someone in their house, who was at home and happened to be his loved one, Jonah bravely confessed to Mr. Adrich that he was in love with Tara. However, Mr. Adrich misunderstood and thanked Jonah for complimenting his dog, Cara. He became skeptical and believed that Jonah was romantically interested in his dog. Mr. Adrich asked Jonah if he wanted to be involved with his bulldog, Cara. Jonah accidentally confirmed this misunderstanding by saying "Yes" before he could explain himself. As a result, Mr. Adrich grabbed him and threw him out of his meat market in front of everyone. Mr. Adrich told Jonah that Cara was only 18 weeks old and accused him of bestiality. Embarrassed by the situation, Jonah tried to explain, but Mr. Adrich put him in a trash bin and warned him not to approach Cara again. He urged everyone to call the police, Jonah clarified that he meant to say Tara with a "T" and not Cara with a "C". He assured Mr. Adrich that he was not into zoophilia and that he was there for his daughter. Mr. Adrich realized his mistakes and apologized to Jonah. Mr. Adrich asked who Tara was, and Jonah explained that he meant his middle daughter, Tamara, whom he called Tara. Mr. Adrich corrected himself and called his wife to bring "Tam Tam" until she arrives. Jonah asked about Tam Tam, not recognizing that it was Tamara's nickname. Meanwhile, Tara had gone out with her sisters for shopping.

Meanwhile, Jonah was at the meat market as it was closing by dawn. He and Mr. Adrich had a conversation, during which Jonah talked about his boxing skills. Mr. Adrich, being overprotective of both his daughters and his dog, shared that he found Cara alone on the streets and decided to bring her in as his pet. Jonah sympathized with the situation, as he saw Cara as more than just a pet, but like his own daughter, Upon seeing Tara return while her father called her Tam Tam, Tara got annoyed that her father always called her by the nickname "Tam Tam". However, she was relieved to see Jonah and ran to the door, shocked and overjoyed to see him alive. They embraced and headed to the barn for their planned gathering. Mr. Adrich, who smiled as he saw them, knew about their relationship and sarcastically commented on it. This caused Tara to get annoyed, and she grabbed Jonah, walking away embarrassed by her father's remarks, Tara and Jonah found a quiet spot in the bank barn where Tara apologized to Jonah for her father's behavior. Jonah reassured her that he understood and wasn't bothered by it. He mentioned that her father seemed like a cool guy, but he also understood that he cared a lot about his dog, Cara. Tara expressed her frustration with the nickname "Tam Tam," feeling that it sounded more like a boy's nickname. Jonah chuckled and thanked her, saying that he thought Tam Tam was a cute name for a lady.

Meanwhile, Tara was filled with deep concern for Jonah and his family. Jonah reassured her that his family was safe, although his uncle Samuel was now in a wheelchair due to his injuries and was unable to fly or open his wings. Jonah also mentioned how he had overheard his aunt-in-law Linda expressing her stress in her room, He explained that Linda was afraid of the Nazis returning and invading Canada, as she was worried about the safety of her unborn child. This revelation stirred up strong emotions in Jonah. He couldn't help but imagine how his mother would have felt if she were still alive and had experienced the Nazis raiding their farm, In the midst of all this, Samuel and Linda decided to visit the police station to be interrogated. Samuel sought answers, and Jonah, although still uncomfortable with the events at the police station, felt the need to support his family. He agreed to accompany Samuel, ensuring that he would be there for Linda's well-being, especially since she was pregnant, As Jonah contemplated the past, he wondered if he could have protected his mother or Linda from the brutal injuries they had suffered. This experience fueled his determination to never let such a tragedy happen again. With the support of the De la Uziels by his side, Jonah clenched his fist, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.

The following week, Jonah, Samuel, and Linda arrived at the police station. Jonah was extremely nervous about going inside, but he reassured Linda that he would be by her side, holding her hand as they entered.

They found themselves at the police station, witnessing the interrogation of the Nazi assassin Jonah had captured. During the interrogation, they learned that the Nazis had targeted the Levi family because of their involvement in certain plans. Blau Stieglitz had ordered the extermination of all members of the Levi family bloodline. Samuel and Jonah were shocked as they listened from the integration room.

Samuel's anger grew when he discovered that Wulf von Stieglitz, who had Ashkenazi-Jewish descent, had collaborated with the Nazi regime. Jonah questioned his uncle, unable to comprehend how the Nazis could work with Jews when they considered them inferior due to their racist beliefs. Jonah believed that Wulf was manipulated by the Nazis to evade taking responsibility for their own actions.

Jonah shared with Samuel that Wulf had been a staff member of the Levi family before their disappearance two years ago. Samuel started connecting the dots, realizing that Wulf had not only betrayed their own people but also the Levi family. This revelation shed light on why the Nazis had targeted their family in the first place. Jonah was resistant to accepting this truth, still holding onto the belief that the Nazis would spare half-Jews like Wulf, who had family still in Germany.

Samuel couldn't contain his frustration any longer. In a fit of anger, he broke a glass, injuring his hand. Staff members rushed to treat his bleeding hand, while Jonah, feeling overwhelmed and dizzy, walked out to the integration station room. He observed as his uncle was escorted away by the staff, with a nurse coming to his aid. Jonah's head was spinning, and he was on the verge of a panic attack. Just then, Linda approached him and embraced him tightly, assuring him that everyone was safe and that they had managed to go unnoticed.

In a quiet hallway, Jonah and Linda sat against the wall, both shaken by the unfolding events. Jonah's worry for the safety of the rest of his family, particularly the Levites still in Europe, consumed him. They had assumed their family members had perished in the death camps after their disappearance in 1931. The news on the radio only heightened Jonah's anxiety, with reports of Jewish refugees fleeing Europe and the ongoing atrocities of the Nazi death camps. The images of lifeless bodies shown in the photographs intensified Jonah's fear and concern, plaguing his mind.

Feeling suffocated, Jonah decided to step outside for some fresh air. Linda understood his need for solitude and agreed. As Jonah walked down the hallway, he couldn't escape the overwhelming burden of his thoughts. He knew he had to find a way to calm his racing mind.

Lost in his thoughts, Jonah found himself standing in front of the integration room. A surge of curiosity and determination compelled him to enter. He noticed a set of keys on the table and cautiously picked them up. With trembling hands, he unlocked the door and stepped inside, determined to confront the Nazi assassin and demand answers.

Jonah's voice trembled as he nervously demanded the truth about Wulf von Stieglitz. He couldn't believe that Blau Stieglitz had sent the Nazi assassins to eliminate his family, and he desperately wanted to understand why. The Nazi assassin, who seemed to know everything about Jonah and his family, responded with disdain in German, calling him a "Dumb Jude Boy." But Jonah refused to back down. In a surge of anger and frustration, he lunged at the Nazi assassin, slamming him against the wall, demanding answers.

The commotion caught the attention of the police, who swiftly intervened and took Jonah away to the office room. As they escorted him out, Jonah caught a glimpse of Linda, her face filled with anxiety, and his uncle Samuel looking disturbed. However, in the chaos, the Nazi assassin managed to break free, stabbing a police officer and fleeing down the hallway.

The police officers quickly drew their guns and ordered the Nazi assassin to surrender, but he had other plans. In his final act of defiance, he uttered the chilling words, "Final Solution," before taking his own life with a gunshot in front of everyone present at the police station, including Jonah, who stood frozen in shock and disbelief. The sound of the gunshot reverberated in Jonah's ears, leaving him traumatized and even more worried about the safety of his family.

Jonah stumbled upon the lifeless body of the Nazi assassin, his mind consumed by a whirlwind of emotions. Linda approached Jonah, her face a mix of concern and frustration. She confronted him about his reckless behavior, but deep down, she understood the fear and worry that consumed him.

Two weeks passed, and Jonah threw himself into intense boxing training. He relentlessly punched the punching bag, pushing himself to the limit for over an hour. Jonah's training teacher, Rick Jacksonville, approached him, noticing his determination and apologizing for interrupting. Jonah explained that he just needed more time to process everything that had happened.

Rick nodded understandingly, acknowledging the weight of Jonah's experiences and the importance of finding a way to cope with them. He encouraged Jonah to take breaks when needed and reminded him that healing and recovery took time. With a supportive smile, Rick reassured Jonah that he was there to guide him through the process.

Jonah took a deep breath and thanked Rick for his understanding. He knew that he had a long road ahead, but with the support of his loved ones and his determination to find the truth, Jonah was ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.

The next week, Jonah, Samuel, and Linda were at the police station, witnessing the interrogation of a captured Nazi assassin. They learned that the Nazis had targeted the Levi family bloodline under Blau Stieglitz's orders. Samuel and Jonah were shocked by this revelation.

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Samuel was angered to learn that Wulf von Stieglitz, who had Ashkenazi-Jewish descent, had worked with the Nazi regime. Jonah questioned his uncle, as he believed that Nazis would never work with Jews, considering them inferior. Jonah suspected that the Nazis had used Wulf to avoid taking responsibility for their own actions. Jonah revealed that Wulf had been a staff member of the Levi family before their disappearance two years ago. Samuel realized that Wulf was not only a traitor to their own kind but also to the Levi family. This explained why the Nazis were targeting their family. Jonah refused to accept this and believed that half-Jewish individuals like Wulf still had family in Germany.

Samuel had had enough, and in a fit of frustration, he broke a glass, injuring his hand. Staff members quickly attended to Samuel's hand, and Jonah watched as his uncle was taken away. As Jonah felt overwhelmed and on the verge of panic, he was comforted by Linda, who assured him that everyone was okay and that they had survived without drawing attention to themselves.

As they sat in the hallway, Jonah remained shaken and worried about the rest of his family, including the Levites who were still in Europe. The news on the radio about Jewish refugees escaping the Nazis and the images of the death camps intensified Jonah's fears and anxiety. Unable to shake off his thoughts, Jonah decided to go for a walk alone to get some fresh air. Linda agreed, and Jonah walked down the hallway, unable to escape his troubling thoughts. He found himself unable to resist the urge to investigate further and quietly entered the interrogation room, where the Nazi assassin was being held. Jonah demanded answers about Wulf von Stieglitz and questioned the assassin about the plans to eliminate his family. The Nazi assassin taunted Jonah, mocking him in German. Enraged, Jonah struck the assassin against the wall, determined to get the answers he needed.

The police intervened and took Jonah away to an office room. As they led him out, Jonah noticed Linda's anxious expression and Samuel's disturbed demeanor. Unfortunately, during this time, the Nazi assassin managed to escape, fatally stabbing a police officer in the process. He ran through the hallway, with police officers giving chase and ordering him to stop. In his final moments, the assassin uttered the words "Final Solution" in German before committing suicide by shooting himself in front of everyone at the police station, including Jonah, who was in the hallway. The sound of the gunshot left Jonah shocked and traumatized. He stood frozen, staring at the lifeless body of the Nazi assassin. The events unfolded so quickly, leaving Jonah even more worried about the safety of his family.

Linda approached Jonah, her voice filled with concern and frustration. She confronted him about his reckless behavior and the risks he had taken. Deep down, however, she understood that Jonah's actions were driven by fear and a desperate need to protect his loved ones. She, too, was just as worried about the safety of their family.

Jonah took a deep breath, trying to steady himself. He realized that his impulsive actions had only made the situation more dangerous. He knew he needed to be more cautious and strategic in his pursuit of answers about the Nazis and their connection to his family. Jonah vowed to find the truth and ensure the safety of his family, but he also understood the importance of doing it in a way that minimized the risk to himself and those he cared about.

As Jonah and Linda left the police station, their minds were filled with questions and uncertainty. They knew that the path ahead would be filled with challenges and dangers, but they were determined to uncover the truth and protect their family from the sinister forces that threatened them.

Back at the hospital, Samuel, though physically injured, remained resolute. He was determined to support Jonah in his quest for answers and justice. Together, they would navigate the treacherous waters of secrets and deception, drawing strength from their bond as family.

Meanwhile, Elisabelle, still too young to fully understand the gravity of the situation, relied on the love and support of her older cousins. They shielded her as much as they could from the darkness that loomed over their lives, determined to keep her safe and innocent for as long as possible.

The journey ahead would be filled with twists and turns, but Jonah, Linda, Samuel, and Elisabelle were prepared to face whatever challenges came their way. United by love and a shared determination, they would uncover the truth, bring justice to those who sought to harm their family, and ultimately find the peace and security they so desperately craved.

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