"My Promised To Elva (1/3)" (Flock'⁴⁴/ıı)

"**My Promised To Elva (1/3)**" is the eleventh episode of the Flock'⁴⁴/ıı series in the Oslo saga, specifically in the "Levite Arc" section. In this gripping episode, the storyline takes a dramatic turn as Elva's health deteriorates, revealing a shocking truth about her past. Meanwhile, Wolfgang and the children of Lebensblood find themselves trapped in a dangerous situation orchestrated by Father Bronebakk.

## Plot

The episode begins with a touching scene where Father Bronebakk sits alone by a cozy fireplace, sipping tea and looking at pictures of the orphans. He feels a deep sense of responsibility as he thinks about the children who lost their lives in the war. Just as he is lost in his thoughts, he receives a phone call that interrupts his solitude. He engages in a cunning conversation with the manager of St. Elling, revealing his true intention to transfer the orphans to an asylum. Wolfgang and Waldemar eavesdrop on their conversation and get caught by Father Bronebakk. He takes them to a room where the Lebensblood children are playing and explains that St. Elling is an orphanage for war children. The Lebensblood children start to sense that something is wrong and question why they are being taken to St. Elling. Waldemar confronts Father Bronebakk about his motives, but Father Bronebakk tries to calm their unease by weaving a tale of goodwill and opportunity.

Meanwhile, Betty is concerned about the children's distress over the loss of Edith and the absence of Miki. She tries to confront their concerns and provide support. Elva, who is also dealing with her own emotional struggles, experiences a coughing fit and a nosebleed. She realizes she is on the verge of a miscarriage but suppresses her fears when she hears the children playing outside. The tension in the living room rises as the television broadcasts news of intense battles between the Nazis and Soviets. Elva is particularly affected, and Evelyn guides her to another room for comfort. Louis and the soldiers of D-Company feel skeptical and disappointed, while Jack engages in a discussion about communism and fascism. The uncertain future weighs heavily on their minds. In the private quarters, Betty and Evelyn express concerns about Edith's safety and her fear of her own mother.

Wolfgang and Waldemar overhear Father Bronebakk's plan to transfer the children to an asylum and witness him opening a case of money. They almost get caught but manage to return to the table pretending nothing is wrong. Wolfgang whispers to Kalli about the plan, and they decide to eat their lunch first before discussing further, As night falls, Wolfgang wakes Kalli to discuss Father Bronebakk's plan. Wolfgang reveals a shocking truth about St. Elling, leaving Kalli stunned. Sarah awakens and observes them, but Wolfgang diverts her attention. They decide not to frighten the Lebensblood children with the knowledge of the dangerous situation, and Wolfgang wakes Kalli to discuss Father Bronebakk's plan. Wolfgang reveals a shocking truth about St. Elling, leaving Kalli stunned. Sarah awakens and observes them, but Wolfgang diverts her attention. They decide not to frighten the Lebensblood children with the knowledge of the dangerous situation.

Elva wakes up in pain and takes medication. Jonah and Hazel are training outside, Sonia takes a break, and Elva watches the children from the kitchen. Ellie is shocked to see Elva looking pale but uplifts her spirits by praising her cooking skills. They set up the table together, and Evelyn joins them, noticing Elva's state. Ellie asks Evelyn for assistance in bringing the food to the table. During dinner, Jonah wears a pink flower apron, causing initial laughter. Jonah opens up to Ellie about his love for baking, and they bond over their longing for a sense of family. The peace is interrupted when Elva drops the dishes, but they quickly come together to help her.

At noon, Father Bronebakk heard a knock on his door. He opened it to find a man from a truck company who had arrived with a truck for him to use in transporting the orphans to another orphanage. Father Bronebakk was skeptical about the condition of the worn-out truck. Meanwhile, Wolfgang, Waldemar, and Kalli quietly snuck outside to listen and catch a glimpse of the weak truck. During the conversation, they learned that the truck had been previously used by military personnel during the war and had some mechanical issues, occasionally shutting down while driving. The man suggested fixing the truck, but Father Bronebakk decided to keep it despite its weak engine, as he knew it was a long journey to the orphanage, Back inside the orphanage, Wolfgang realized a good idea. He, Waldemar, and Kalli sneaked back to their bedrooms to avoid being seen by Father Bronebakk. While Kalli looked after the Lebensblood children, Wolfgang and Waldemar brainstormed more ideas at the drawing desk. Waldemar requested ideas from Wolfgang, knowing his intelligence and tactical analysis. Wolfgang decided to use papers to draw up plans.

Jonah and Hazel were playing chess when a knock on the door surprised them. They opened it to find a messenger looking for Elisheva Levi and Louis Blau. Louis's aunt had sent passports from America to Norway to reunite with them and ensure Ellie's safety. The note mentioned Ellie's location in Oslo and the airship for Jewish refugees to America and over countries during war-torn Europe. The problem arose when they realized there were only two passports for Ellie and Louis. Louis selflessly gave his passport to his son Sebastian, entrusting Ellie with his care. Jonah tried to cheer up Ellie, but she declined, explaining her need to stay with the pregnant and sick Elva. This confused everyone, and Ellie gave the passport to Louis, urging him to go with Sebastian. Louis, frustrated, accused Ellie of being crazy and argued with her. Jonah intervened and stopped him from harming Ellie. Ellie stood her ground, asserting her choice not to go back to America. As Louis sat, Ellie apologized for her decision. Concerned for Sebastian's safety, Louis pleaded with Ellie to reconsider, but she ignored him and walked away, leaving Louis worried and sad. Ellie confronted Louis about his behavior, and he apologized for his mistake.

In the room, Wolfgang's determination was clear as he focused on the drawing desk. Kalli and Waldemar understood the importance of his work and let him work without interruption. The children were amazed by Wolfgang's intelligence as they looked at the detailed plans. Wolfgang explained his escape plan, emphasizing the important steps. Their first priority was inspecting the truck for mechanical problems. They would gather information and study maps to find the best route, avoiding areas Father Bronebakk might be watching. Timing was crucial, and they would choose the perfect moment to put their plan into action. Each orphan would have roles and responsibilities for smooth execution. They discussed using disguises or changing the truck's appearance to avoid being noticed. Seeking refuge in rural areas was also considered, relying on the kindness of locals for shelter. However, they had concerns about finding enough food for the large number of orphans. Wolfgang needed to finish the plans to address these scenarios. Kalli and Waldemar trusted him to find solutions for their safety and well-being.

Outside, Ellie approached Margu urgently, urging her to consider going to America with Sebastian for their safety. She explained the increasing danger they faced and assured Margu that she would take care of Elva while they were away. However, Margu hesitated, worried about leaving Elva behind, especially after Ellie's recent disappearance. Margu didn't want to add to Elva's distress while she was sick and pregnant, Despite the difficult decision, Margu chose to stay with Louis to support him through the challenging times, even though it meant staying in a dangerous situation. Ellie understood Margu's concern for Elva's well-being and agreed that Elva needed her mother's presence during these uncertain times. With a heavy heart, Ellie respected Margu's decision and promised to take care of Elva to the best of her ability, As Margu focused on caring for the children, Ellie felt a wave of loneliness wash over her. She had grown accustomed to Margu's presence and the support they provided each other. Now, facing the prospect of being alone in the private area, Ellie felt overwhelmed with emotions. Tears welled up in her eyes as she contemplated the challenges that lay ahead. In that moment, she spotted Rosaline from outside, offering a glimmer of hope in her solitude.

Father Bronebakk enters the dining room, carrying juice for the children. Lukas notices the absence of Kalli, Waldemar, and Wolfgang and becomes concerned about their expressions. Kalli and Waldemar make up a story about Wolfgang being unwell. Lukas becomes suspicious when he sees Wolfgang sitting at the drawing desk. Lukas starts searching for Wolfgang, with Kalli and Waldemar following behind. Wolfgang ignores Lukas and continues with his plans. In a playful manner, Lukas grabs Wolfgang's sleeves, accidentally causing juice to spill on the plans. This leads to Wolfgang pushing Lukas, causing him to hit the chair and cry. However, Kalli and Waldemar quickly intervene to prevent the situation from escalating further. Wolfgang calms down, but he is visibly stressed. Lukas tries to talk to Wolfgang, but there is no response. Just then, Father Bronebakk enters the room, and Wolfgang quickly hides the plans under the bed. Lukas informs Father Bronebakk about the incident.

As Ellie and Betty who walked together shared this news with Aadne, who was found assisting Otis in cleaning Andy's jeep. Margu and Betty met Aadne and lifted his spirits by informing him that he would soon get to see his grandparents. This news left Aadne momentarily speechless, prompting Otis to seek his help with the toolbox, a request that brought a smile to Aadne's face, In the meantime, Ellie quietly entered Elva's room, her concern evident as she sat on the edge of the bed. Elva seemed lost in her thoughts, but upon noticing Ellie's presence, she managed to offer a faint smile. Overwhelmed with emotion, Ellie held Elva's hand and tears began to flow. Elva sought Ellie's advice on making tea, prompting Ellie to go downstairs to the kitchen and meet Evelyn. However, upon realizing that there was no sugar, Ellie simply grabbed a cup of tea and left without uttering a word. She returned to Elva's room and presented her with the tea. Despite Elva's smile, she couldn't shake off the discomfort caused by Ellie's silent and paranoid demeanor.

Father Bronebakk decides to punish Lukas and Wolfgang by sending them to detention. Wolfgang deeply regrets losing his temper and feels disappointed with the consequences that followed. Kalli recognizes his mistake and apologizes to Wolfgang, who sincerely apologizes to Lukas in return. Lukas accepts the apology, understanding that Wolfgang's outburst was a result of his own carelessness. Wolfgang realizes that his actions played right into Father Bronebakk's hands and could potentially jeopardize their plans. Lukas expresses genuine remorse for his behavior. Father Bronebakk tries to lift Lukas' spirits by giving him a lollipop before allowing him to join the other children in playtime. However, as Father Bronebakk passes the children, his expression changes to one of anger.

Ellie entered Elva's room and noticed the joy on her face as she talked with Rosaline von Klein. Despite her own inner turmoil, Ellie tried to act normal as she approached Elva, carrying a glass of water. Elva's eyes sparkled as she spoke about their dreams and plans together. Elva requested some alone time with Ellie, and Rosaline agreed to leave the room, Feeling guilty, Ellie knew that her decision to go to America with Sebastian would disrupt her promise to be there for Elva. However, she also knew that Patricia, Evelyn, and Louis were there to support Elva as she was her surrogate sister. Ellie was concerned about her own well-being, but Elva sensed her unease and urged her to reconsider, emphasizing how much Sebastian needed a mother figure. Ellie understood that she was the only one who could provide him with love and stability during uncertain times, Feeling trapped, Ellie reluctantly agreed to Elva's plea. She realized the importance of Sebastian having a mother figure, especially in a foreign land. Despite her fears, Ellie made the difficult decision to accompany Sebastian to America, prioritizing his well-being over her own desires. With tears in her eyes, Ellie embraced Elva, silently promising to return and support her through her pregnancy.

In the room, Wolfgang whispered to Kalli and Waldemar, deep in conversation. They pulled out a drawing and Wolfgang decided to start over. Meanwhile, Wolfgang noticed Lukas trying to cheer up Karina, and his heart filled with emotion as he looked at her. Wolfgang approached them, wanting to talk to Lukas alone, Wolfgang stressed the importance of secrecy and the need for everyone's cooperation. Lukas listened attentively, his mind racing with thoughts and questions. Wolfgang took a deep breath, realizing that Lukas deserved to know the truth. He shared his ideas and the different options they had been discussing. Some of them might seek refuge in rural areas, relying on the kindness of sympathetic people. Others might try to find their way to the airship that was transporting Jewish refugees to America, Lukas's eyes widened, a mix of fear and excitement evident in his expression. Wolfgang nodded, understanding Lukas's conflicting emotions. Lukas took a moment to process everything, his mind filled with thoughts of freedom and a brighter future. Wolfgang felt a sense of relief as he realized he wasn't alone in this fight. He smiled at Lukas, grateful for his trust and support, As they walked back to join Kalli and Waldemar, Wolfgang couldn't help but feel a renewed sense of hope. With Lukas by their side, their chances of success felt stronger than ever.

In Ellie's room, she felt stressed and afraid of being alone again. Despite these emotions, she gathered their belongings and essential documents, determined by fear. As Ellie entered Elva's room, she knew it would be their final meeting. Elva, visibly stressed, tightly held Ellie's hands as they said goodbye. It was bittersweet as Ellie left, knowing they would be apart, Meanwhile, Ellie overheard Sebastian arguing with his father, who had chosen not to come. Remembering Elva's teachings, Ellie approached Sebastian to help him calm down, encouraging deep breathing. She looked into his eyes and validated his feelings, understanding his fear of being alone. In that vulnerable moment, Louis embraced Sebastian, reassuring him of his love and constant presence, With Sebastian in her arms, Ellie walked through the living area, bidding farewell to the members of D-Company. Jonah, Hezal, Sonia, Peter, Klaus, and Otis offered words of encouragement, lifting Ellie and Sebastian's spirits. Jonah gave Sebastian a chocolate bar, expressing pride in Ellie's strength and hope for her safety. Jonah promised to find Santiago and bring an end to the war, ensuring a secure future for the Lebensblood children, Elva, who had overheard their conversation, was deeply moved. Outside, Rosaline confronted her, stirring up emotions. Finally, Ellie and Sebastian got into Betty's jeep and drove to the airship cargo. The episode ended.

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In Ellie's room, she felt the weight of stress and the fear of being alone once again. She couldn't shake the feeling that Elva needed her, the person she had left behind. Despite these emotions, she gathered their belongings and essential documents, driven by fear and determination, As Ellie went to Elva's room, she knew it would be their final meeting. Elva, visibly stressed, held her hands tightly as she said goodbye to Ellie. It was bittersweet as Ellie left Elva's room, knowing they would be apart, While this was happening, Ellie overheard Sebastian arguing with his father, who had decided not to come. Remembering Elva's teachings, Ellie approached Sebastian to help him calm down, encouraging deep breathing. She looked into Sebastian's eyes and validated his feelings, understanding his fear of being alone, In that vulnerable moment, Louis, overwhelmed with emotion, embraced Sebastian and reassured him of his unwavering love. Louis emphasized his concern for Sebastian's well-being, assuring him that he would always be there, With Sebastian in her arms, Ellie walked through the living area, saying goodbye to the members of D-Company. Jonah, Hezal, Sonia, Peter, Klaus, and Otis offered words of encouragement, cheering up Ellie and Sebastian. Jonah, in their journey, gave Sebastian a chocolate bar and expressed pride in Ellie's strength and hope for her safety. Jonah promised to find Santiago and end the war, ensuring a secure future for the Lebensblood children, Elva, who had overheard their exchange, was deeply moved. Outside, Rosaline confronted her, stirring up emotions. Finally, Ellie and Sebastian got into Betty's jeep and drove to the airship cargo. The episode ended.

In Ellie's room, she felt the weight of stress and the fear of being alone once again. She couldn't shake the feeling that Elva needed her, the person she had left behind. Despite these emotions, she gathered their belongings and essential documents, driven by fear and determination. As Ellie went to Elva's room, she knew it would be their final meeting. Elva, visibly stressed, held her hands tightly as she said goodbye to Ellie. It was bittersweet as Ellie left Elva's room, knowing they would be apart. While this was happening, Ellie overheard Sebastian arguing with his father, who had decided not to come. Remembering Elva's teachings, Ellie approached Sebastian to help him calm down, encouraging deep breathing. She looked into Sebastian's eyes and validated his feelings, understanding his fear of being alone. In that vulnerable moment, Louis, overwhelmed with emotion, embraced Sebastian and reassured him of his unwavering love. Louis emphasized his concern for Sebastian's well-being, assuring him that he would always be there. With Sebastian in her arms, Ellie walked through the living area, saying goodbye to the members of D-Company. Jonah, Hezal, Sonia, Peter, Klaus, and Otis offered words of encouragement, cheering up Ellie and Sebastian. Jonah, in their journey, gave Sebastian a chocolate bar and expressed pride in Ellie's strength and hope for her safety. Jonah promised to find Santiago and end the war, ensuring a secure future for the Lebensblood children. Elva, who had overheard their exchange, was deeply moved. Outside, Rosaline confronted her, stirring up emotions. Finally, Ellie and Sebastian got into Betty's jeep and drove to the airship cargo. Episode ended.

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In Ellie's room, she felt the weight of stress and the looming fear of being alone once again. She couldn't shake the feeling that Elva needed her, the person she had left behind in the darkness. Despite these emotions, she gathered their belongings and essential documents, driven by a mix of fear and determination, As Ellie made her way to Elva's room, she knew it would be their final meeting. Elva, visibly stressed, held her own hands tightly as she bid farewell to Ellie. It was a bittersweet moment as Ellie left Elva's room, knowing they would be apart, Amidst this, Ellie overheard Sebastian arguing with his father, who had decided not to come. Remembering Elva's teachings, Ellie approached Sebastian to help him calm down, encouraging deep breathing. She looked into Sebastian's eyes and validated his feelings, understanding his fear of being alone. In that vulnerable moment, Louis, overwhelmed with emotion, embraced Sebastian and reassured him of his unwavering love. Louis emphasized his concern for Sebastian's well-being, assuring him that he would always be there, With Sebastian in her arms, Ellie walked through the living area, bidding farewell to the members of D-Company. Jonah, Hezal, Sonia, Peter, Klaus, and Otis offered words of encouragement, cheering up both Ellie and Sebastian. Jonah, in their journey, gave Sebastian a chocolate bar and expressed pride in Ellie's strength and hope for her safety. Jonah promised to find Santiago and bring an end to the war, ensuring a secure future for the Lebensblood children, Elva, who had overheard their exchange, was deeply moved. Outside, Rosaline confronted her, prompting a surge of emotions. Finally, Ellie and Sebastian got into Betty's jeep and drove headed to airship cargo.

At the room, he emphasized the importance of secrecy and the need for everyone's cooperation, Lukas listened intently, his mind racing with thoughts and questions. Wolfgang took a deep breath, realizing that Lukas deserved to know the truth manly his idea to been discussing different options. Some of us might seek refuge in rural areas, relying on the kindness of people who are sympathetic to our cause. Others might try to find their way to the airship that's transporting Jewish refugees to America, Lukas's eyes widened even more, a mix of fear and excitement in his expression, Wolfgang nodded, understanding Lukas's conflicting emotions, Lukas took a moment to process everything, his mind filled with thoughts of freedom and a brighter future. A sense of relief washed over Wolfgang as he realized he wasn't alone in this fight. He smiled at Lukas, grateful for his trust and support, As they walked back to join Kalli and Waldemar, Wolfgang couldn't help but feel a renewed sense of hope. With Lukas by their side, their chances of success felt stronger than ever.

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Ellie finds it difficult to open up emotionally, despite Elva's support. Their conversation is interrupted by Margu, which leaves Ellie feeling hesitant to share her feelings. However, she finds comfort in waking up Aadne with words of encouragement. Kleo decides to join them on their journey to meet Aadne's birth-grandparents, and they set off on the adventure in Betty's jeep. Unbeknownst to them, their journey coincides with Norway's liberation celebration, but they witness a distressing scene of women being forcefully dragged through the streets. To shield Aadne from the shocking sight, Margu and Ellie take him to a church, where they come across a woman seeking refuge and information about Aadne's grandparents. Margu confronts Aadne to protect him, while Ellie silently observes. They are surprised to see the woman with her crying baby seeking sanctuary. Despite facing suspicion from the locals, Betty persists in helping them find directions to Aadne's grandparents' home. However, their arrival is met with further suspicion and hostility. Aadne's troubled grandfather blames him for his wife's death, which was caused by Aadne's father, leading Margu to fiercely defend and retaliate. Chaos ensues, but Kleo uses her unique ability to distract the grandfather, allowing them to quickly leave the unsettling scene. Despite the unexpected turn of events, the group remains determined to support Aadne and provide him with love and protection, Ellie and Margu, deeply upset, decide to leave but feel compelled to offer Aadne comfort and understanding. As a small gesture of joy amidst the turmoil, Margu suggests getting him ice cream. They all drive to the nearest ice cream shop, where the enticing scent of freshly made waffle cones fills the air. Excitement fills the atmosphere as Ellie, Margu, and Aadne eagerly order their favorite flavors. However, Aadne, overwhelmed by his emotions, hesitates to enjoy his ice cream cone, weighed down by his emotional turmoil. After Aadne's mishap, Betty, touched by his disappointment, kindly offers him her own cone as a gesture of kindness. Meanwhile, Kleo uses her magical cards to create a captivating illusion, taking Aadne on a whimsical journey. The enchanting display brings a genuine smile to his face, lifting his spirits.

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The next day, Ellie approaches Harry with a worried expression, seeking information about Elva's absence. Harry assures her that Elva will return once she feels better. As the one responsible for looking after the children, Harry ensures they are dressed and taken care of by Frau Lehmann. Ellie expresses her concern for Elva's illness but avoids delving deeper into the topic. Jonah notices Ellie's seriousness and respects her need for privacy, Ellie's feelings for Santiago become more apparent as she unexpectedly expresses gratitude towards him. She quickly apologizes for bringing up the topic, realizing that her emotions are more evident than she had thought. Jonah, being perceptive, understands the situation and offers a reassuring smile, assuring Ellie of his support in whatever decision she makes, As they continue with their tasks, Jonah focuses on improving his cooking skills to pleasantly surprise Elva and the others. Ellie takes on the responsibility of assisting Evelyn in organizing the supplies and ensuring that everything runs smoothly in the kitchen.

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In the morning, Father Bronebakk cheerfully served breakfast to the Lesenblood children, using humor to brighten their day. However, Wolfgang couldn't ignore the unsettling behavior he observed from Father Bronebakk and quietly expressed his concerns to Kalli. As Father Bronebakk instructed the children to gather their belongings, Wolfgang's unease intensified.

After breakfast, Wolfgang ventured into Father Bronebakk's office and stumbled upon something suspicious. He suspected that files containing information about the children's German heritage and potential illnesses were being sent to St. Elling. As Wolfgang delved deeper into his investigation, Father Bronebakk accidentally bumped into him. Wolfgang quickly apologized and mentioned needing to go to the truck.

Meanwhile, bath time arrives for the children. Hogo brings joy to Michael and Lukas by playing with bubbles, while the other children find their own ways to occupy themselves in the bath. Kalli, Wolfgang, and Waldemar gather near the bathtub, their serious faces reflecting the weight of their earlier discussion. Wolfgang takes out a list of contingency plans, prepared for any unforeseen issues that may arise during Father Bronebakk's journey. They assign roles to ensure the safety and well-being of the children, with Kalli taking on the responsibility of protecting the youngest members.

Wolfgang turned around, his face pale and his eyes filled with fear, and Wolfgang asked, trying to regain his composure, Lukas demanded, his voice filled with concern, Wolfgang hesitated for a moment, unsure of how much he should reveal to Lukas. But seeing the worry in his friend's eyes, he knew he had to trust him, Wolfgang whispered, glancing around to make sure no one was listening, Lukas's eyes widened in surprise, Wolfgang quickly explained the situation, telling Lukas about Father Bronebakk's true intentions and the dangers they faced as orphans. He shared the plans they had been making, including gathering supplies and studying maps.

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To his surprise, Father Bronebakk seized Wolfgang's shoulder and exposed that he was aware of Wolfgang's plans. Father Bronebakk admitted to exploiting the Lebensblood children for personal gain, perceiving their Germanic background as a threat. He callously revealed that he had sold numerous Lebensblood children to atone for the sins of their parents. This revelation infuriated Wolfgang, prompting him to confront Father Bronebakk about the children's involvement in his vendetta. Wolfgang questioned why he and the other children should be held accountable for the actions of their parents, blaming Himmler for their suffering rather than themselves. This confrontation fueled Father Bronebakk's anger, intensifying his aggressive approach towards Wolfgang.

Father Bronebakk, convinced that Wolfgang misunderstood his intentions, tried to justify his actions by highlighting the losses suffered by fathers and mothers who had their children killed, raped, or sent to death camps. He emphasized that he sympathized more with those children than with the Lebensblood children. This revelation disturbed Wolfgang further, as he realized Father Bronebakk's prejudiced views towards Germans, associating their physical features with the atrocities committed by the Nazis.

As Wolfgang's fury grew, Father Bronebakk remained indifferent, claiming that his actions were driven by a desire to protect the children from individuals like Wolfgang. The heated exchange between them culminated with Wolfgang dubbing Father Bronebakk as ironic, to which Father Bronebakk simply acknowledged. When Wolfgang attempted to leave the orphanage, he discovered that the door was locked, trapping him inside. Father Bronebakk approached him, leaving him without any means of escape.

It became evident to Wolfgang that Father Bronebakk intended to pass judgment on him for his perceived sins. Father Bronebakk led Wolfgang to a secret room concealed behind an iron door, which was filled with metal and chains. With a menacing act, Father Bronebakk threw Wolfgang inside the room, locking him in and leaving him in a state of panic. Wolfgang realized that Father Bronebakk had no intention of allowing him to escape, and fear consumed him as he awaited Father Bronebakk's return, uncertain of his fate.

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The episode begins with a touching scene where Father Bronebakk sits alone by a cozy fireplace, sipping tea and looking at pictures of the orphans. He feels a deep sense of responsibility as he thinks about the children who lost their lives in the war. Just as he is lost in his thoughts, he receives a phone call that interrupts his solitude. He engages in a cunning conversation with the manager of St. Elling, revealing his true intention to transfer the orphans to an asylum. Wolfgang and Waldemar eavesdrop on their conversation and get caught by Father Bronebakk. He takes them to a room where the Lebensblood children are playing and explains that St. Elling is an orphanage for war children. The Lebensblood children start to sense that something is wrong and question why they are being taken to St. Elling. Waldemar confronts Father Bronebakk about his motives, but Father Bronebakk tries to calm their unease by weaving a tale of goodwill and opportunity.

Meanwhile, Betty is concerned about the children's distress over the loss of Edith and the absence of Miki. She tries to confront their concerns and provide support. Elva, who is also dealing with her own emotional struggles, experiences a coughing fit and a nosebleed. She realizes she is on the verge of a miscarriage but suppresses her fears when she hears the children playing outside. The tension in the living room rises as the television broadcasts news of intense battles between the Nazis and Soviets. Elva is particularly affected, and Evelyn guides her to another room for comfort. Louis and the soldiers of D-Company feel skeptical and disappointed, while Jack engages in a discussion about communism and fascism. The uncertain future weighs heavily on their minds. In the private quarters, Betty and Evelyn express concerns about Edith's safety and her fear of her own mother.

Wolfgang and Waldemar overhear Father Bronebakk's plan to transfer the children to an asylum and witness him opening a case of money. They almost get caught but manage to return to the table pretending nothing is wrong. Wolfgang whispers to Kalli about the plan, and they decide to eat their lunch first before discussing further.

Elva wakes up in pain and takes medication. Jonah and Hazel are training outside, Sonia takes a break, and Elva watches the children from the kitchen. Ellie is shocked to see Elva looking pale but uplifts her spirits by praising her cooking skills. They set up the table together, and Evelyn joins them, noticing Elva's state. Ellie asks Evelyn for assistance in bringing the food to the table. During dinner, Jonah wears a pink flower apron, causing initial laughter. Jonah opens up to Ellie about his love for baking, and they bond over their longing for a sense of family. The peace is interrupted when Elva drops the dishes, but they quickly come together to help her.

As night falls, Wolfgang wakes Kalli to discuss Father Bronebakk's plan. Wolfgang reveals a shocking truth about St. Elling, leaving Kalli stunned. Sarah awakens and observes them, but Wolfgang diverts her attention. They decide not to frighten the Lebensblood children with the knowledge of the dangerous situation.

The next day, Ellie approaches Harry with a stressed expression, concerned about Elva's absence. Harry reassures her and takes care of the children. Ellie expresses her gratitude towards Santiago, realizing her feelings for him. Jonah understands the situation and offers his support. Ellie continues to worry about Elva's well-being and opens up to Evelyn about her concerns. Elva reassures Ellie that she is fine, but Ellie's mind is consumed by worries. In the silence of her bedroom, Ellie contemplates the uncertainty surrounding Elva's situation. She feels a sense of urgency to uncover the truth and decides to seek guidance from Louis and Patricia.

Meanwhile, bath time arrives for the children. Hogo brings joy to Michael and Lukas by playing with bubbles, while the other children find their own ways to occupy themselves in the bath. Kalli, Wolfgang, and Waldemar gather near the bathtub, their serious faces reflecting the weight of their earlier discussion. Wolfgang takes out a list of contingency plans, prepared for any unforeseen issues that may arise during Father Bronebakk's journey. They assign roles to ensure the safety and well-being of the children, with Kalli taking on the responsibility of protecting the youngest members.

The next day, Ellie approaches Harry with a worried expression, seeking information about Elva's absence. Harry assures her that Elva will return once she feels better. As the one responsible for looking after the children, Harry ensures they are dressed and taken care of by Frau Lehmann. Ellie expresses her concern for Elva's illness but avoids delving deeper into the topic. Jonah notices Ellie's seriousness and respects her need for privacy.

Ellie's feelings for Santiago become more apparent as she unexpectedly expresses gratitude towards him. She quickly apologizes for bringing up the topic, realizing that her emotions are more evident than she had thought. Jonah, being perceptive, understands the situation and offers a reassuring smile, assuring Ellie of his support in whatever decision she makes.

As they continue with their tasks, Jonah focuses on improving his cooking skills to pleasantly surprise Elva and the others. Ellie takes on the responsibility of assisting Evelyn in organizing the supplies and ensuring that everything runs smoothly in the kitchen. However, her worry for Elva's well-being continues to grow. Observing her friend's tired and pale appearance, Ellie's concern intensifies.

In a moment of vulnerability, Elva opens up to Ellie, sharing her fears and anxieties about Edith and her birth mother, Ilsabellen. Ellie promises to be there for Elva, offering unwavering support. Recognizing the need for guidance, Ellie suggests seeking advice from Louis and Patricia, who are always available to help. However, Elva reassures Ellie that she is fine and attributes her condition to a simple fever. Elva encourages Ellie to find solace in restful sleep, but Ellie's mind is consumed by worries for Elva and her unborn child.

In the silence of her bedroom, Ellie contemplates the uncertainty surrounding Elva's situation. She feels a sense of urgency to uncover the truth and determine the best course of action for her friend and the Lebensblood children.

Father Bronebakk receives a truck to transport the orphans, but Wolfgang, Waldemar, and Kalli secretly listen and learn that the truck has mechanical issues. They decide to come up with a plan to avoid being seen by Father Bronebakk.

## Plot

The episode unfolds with a poignant scene, where Father Bronebakk sits alone by a warm fireplace, sipping his tea while gazing at pictures of the orphans. As he contemplates the image of the children who lost their lives during the war, he becomes overwhelmed with a sense of responsibility. Just as he is lost in his thoughts, a phone call interrupts his solitude, leading to a cunning conversation with the manager at St. Elling, Unbeknownst to the orphans, Father Bronebakk's true intention is to transfer them to an asylum. Seizing an opportunity, Father Bronebakk asks the manager about his church and introduces himself, all while Wolfgang and Waldemar eavesdrop on their conversation. Their curiosity gets the better of them, and they end up getting caught by Father Bronebakk. He takes them to a room where the Lebensblood children are playing, wearing a kind smile as he explains that St. Elling is an orphanage for war children, particularly the Lebensblood children. Wolfgang and Waldemar are left speechless, As the unsuspecting Lebensblood children start to sense that something is amiss, their suspicions grow. They can't comprehend why they are being taken to St. Elling when Father Bronebakk had promised it to be a kind and welcoming place where they would find a loving family. Their initial excitement quickly turns to apprehension. Amidst the confusion, Waldemar begins questioning Father Bronebakk's motives, seeking answers, Father Bronebakk, skilled in manipulation, tries to calm their growing unease by weaving a tale of goodwill and opportunity.

In the following days, Betty's own self-esteem continued to weigh heavily on her as she observed the children's distress over the losing of Edith and the mysterious absence of Miki. Betty approached the children, trying to confront their concerns and provide support. In the distance, she spotted Elva, who seemed to be dealing with her own emotional struggles related to Edith and Miki's disappearances, Inside the mansion, Elva experienced a coughing fit accompanied by a nosebleed, which heightened her worries. Feeling unwell in her belly, she made her way to the bathroom and locked herself inside. As she looked at her legs and saw the bleeding, her anxiety intensified. Elva realized she was on the verge of a miscarriage, which overwhelmed her with emotions. Despite this, she managed to suppress her own fears when she heard the children playing outside. Elva stepped outside and waved back at them with a forced smile, but she kept her distance and walked silently, particularly around Ellie, In the living room, tension fills the air as the television broadcasts news of the intense battles between the Nazis and Soviets in Berlin. The Soviets are determined to gain control of half of Berlin and the Third Reich, recruiting soldiers from various backgrounds to join their cause. The Nazis, on the other hand, are rallying their forces to defend their territory. The distressing scenes shown on the television, featuring German children carrying suicide bombs, leave Jonah, Elva, and the others in the room shaken. Elva is particularly affected, and Evelyn guides her to another room to provide comfort, Meanwhile, Louis and the soldiers of D-Company feel skeptical and disappointed, as they had hoped for the defeat of the Nazis. Jack, who holds negative views towards communists, engages in a discussion with Louis about the similarities between communism and fascism. The uncertain future weighs on their minds. In the private quarters of the mansion, Betty and Evelyn express concerns about Edith's safety and her fear of her own mother.

Inside their rooms, the Lebensborn children are meet up by Father Bronebakk, who brings them lunch and sits with them at the table. The children are happy and smiling, enjoying their meal. Meanwhile, Wolfgang and Waldemar seize the opportunity to sneak out of the room while Father Bronebakk is occupied. They carefully peek through the window and overhear Father Bronebakk talking on the phone, arranging for a truck to transport the children to an asylum. They also witness Father Bronebakk opening a case of money, Wolfgang and Waldemar almost get caught when Father Bronebakk spots something at the window and opens it to investigate. However, he receives a call from the manager of St. Elling, discussing his plans for the next day and the need for a truck to transport the children for examination. It dawns on Wolfgang and Waldemar that Father Bronebakk intends to sell the Lebensborn children to the asylum, shocking them both, Once Father Bronebakk finishes his call and leaves the room, the boys quickly return to the table with the other children, pretending nothing is amiss. Father Bronebakk looks at them suspiciously, but Lukas approaches him, sensing that something is wrong. Father Bronebakk dismisses Lukas and ensures that the children are fine. In a hushed conversation, Wolfgang whispers to Kalli about Father Bronebakk's plan, emphasizing the need to eat their lunch first before discussing further.

The next day, Elva wakes up in pain and takes pain medication to alleviate it. Meanwhile, Jonah and Hazel are training outside, Sonia takes a break, and Elva is in the kitchen, watching the children through the window. Ellie, who often visits the kitchen, prioritizes her interactions with Elva and the children. She is shocked to see Elva looking pale and uplifts Ellie's spirits by praising her cooking skills. They set up the table together, and Evelyn joins them, also noticing Elva's pale state. Ellie asks Evelyn for assistance in bringing the food to the table for dinner. During dinner, Jonah surprises everyone by wearing a pink flower apron. The other children initially laugh, causing Jonah to feel embarrassed. Evelyn scolds the children and tells Jonah to continue with his task. While preparing dinner, Jonah opens up to Ellie about his love for baking, and they bond over their shared longing for a sense of family. The aroma of freshly baked cookies fills the kitchen, offering a moment of solace from their difficult pasts. However, their peace is interrupted when Elva accidentally drops the dishes, startling everyone. They quickly come together to help Elva and continue their tasks, with Elva closing her eyes in exhaustion.

As night falls and the children sleep peacefully, Wolfgang discreetly wakes Kalli, signaling the need for a private discussion about Father Bronebakk's plan. Wolfgang reveals a shocking truth about St. Elling, leaving Kalli stunned and suspicious of him. Just as they begin to converse, Sarah awakens and curiously observes Wolfgang and Kalli. Kalli tries to explain the danger they are facing to Sarah, but Wolfgang decides to deceive her by diverting attention to his own muscular training, allowing Kalli to observe his movements. Sarah, with a content expression, understands the ruse and expresses her need for rest, Wolfgang insists that they must not frighten the Lebensblood children with the knowledge of his dangerous situation, as their innocence must be preserved. Kalli, Wolfgang, and Waldemar, being the oldest among the Lesenblood children, are the only ones aware of the terrifying circumstances. Wolfgang directs Kalli to focus on protecting the youngest children and keeping them safe from Father Bronebakk's plans. Kalli agrees, and they both return to their beds, their minds filled with anticipation and responsibility.

As Elva opened her eyes, she found Patricia, Louis and Harry by her side, offering their assistance. They had come to check on Elva because of Ellie's concern. Louis, who still had a high temperature, showed his worry for Elva's well-being. Ellie approached Elva to make sure that both she and the unborn child were okay. Patricia checked on Elva's belly, and Elva agreed to the examination. Elva asked Patricia if it was okay for her to go to the kitchen, as she wanted to check on the cooking of the Lebensblood children, just to be sure. However, Patricia reminded Elva that she wasn't allowed to go everywhere due to her condition. Understanding this, Elva went to help. Ellie confronted Patricia, and Elva asked Ellie to be with the children in the kitchen, wanting to prevent them from getting distressed. Ellie agreed to Elva's request, Louis and Ellie left the room, and Patricia gave Elva a blanket before leaving. Ellie asked about Elva and the unborn child's health in a positive manner, but Louis wasn't optimistic. He tried to explain to Ellie, but they were unexpectedly bumped into Ülar, who expressed a desire to see Elva one last time. Louis ordered Ellie to take Ülar, leading to Ülar's confusion. Ellie decided to inform Ülar that Elva was still sick but reassured him that she would get better soon. Elva promised Ülar that she would make some of his favorite kuchen, Ülar believed Ellie, and they walked together through the hallway.

Later that morning, as bath time arrives, the children are reluctantly compelled to bathe. Hogo brings some joy and laughter to Michael and Lukas by playing with bubbles, while Nina, Amelina, Dietrich, Sarah, and Magnus find their own ways to occupy themselves in the bath. Meanwhile, Kalli, Wolfgang, and Waldemar gather near the bathtub, their serious faces reflecting the weight of their discussion earlier. Wolfgang takes out a list of contingency plans, prepared for any unforeseen issues that may arise during Father Bronebakk's journey. Wolfgang and Waldemar will assume the role of guides, leading the way, while Kalli, being the eldest, will be responsible for the safety and well-being of the children. This arrangement ensures that the youngest members of the group are protected and shielded from harm during their upcoming endeavor.

The next day, Ellie approached Harry with a stressed expression. Harry reassured her that Elva was not in the kitchen and would return once she felt better. As the one responsible for looking after the children, Harry made sure they were dressed and taken care of by Frau Lehmann. Ellie expressed her concern for Elva's illness but avoided delving deeper into the topic, Jonah noticed Ellie's seriousness but respected her need for privacy and chose not to pry further. Ellie's unexpected display of gratitude towards Santiago surprised both Jonah and herself. She quickly apologized for bringing up the topic, realizing that her feelings for Santiago were more apparent than she had thought. Jonah, being perceptive, understood the situation and offered her a reassuring smile, assuring her of his support in whatever decision she made. As they continued with their tasks, Jonah focused on improving his cooking skills, experimenting with new recipes and techniques to pleasantly surprise Elva and the others. Meanwhile, Ellie took on the responsibility of assisting Evelyn in organizing the supplies and ensuring that everything ran smoothly in the kitchen, Ellie becomes increasingly worried about Elva's well-being. Observing her friend's tired and pale appearance, Ellie's concern grows. Elva bravely opens up to Ellie, sharing her fears and anxieties about Edith and her birth mother, Ilsabellen. Despite initial hesitation, Ellie promises to be there for Elva, offering her unwavering support. Recognizing the need for guidance, Ellie suggests seeking advice from Louis and Patricia, who are always available for her aid, However, Elva reassures Ellie that she is fine, attributing her condition to a simple fever. Elva encourages Ellie to find solace in restful sleep, but Ellie's mind is consumed by worries for Elva and her unborn child. In the silence of her bedroom, Ellie contemplates the uncertainty surrounding Elva's situation, feeling a sense of urgency to uncover the truth.

At noon, Father Bronebakk heard a knock on his door. He opened it to find a man from a truck company who had arrived with a truck for him to use in transporting the orphans to another orphanage. Father Bronebakk was skeptical about the condition of the worn-out truck. Meanwhile, Wolfgang, Waldemar, and Kalli quietly sneaked outside to listen and catch a glimpse of the weak truck, During the conversation, they learned that the truck had been previously used by military personnel during the war and had some mechanical issues, occasionally shutting down while driving. The man suggested fixing the truck, but Father Bronebakk decided to keep it despite its weak engine, as he knew it was a long journey to the orphanage, Back inside the orphanage, Wolfgang realized a good idea. He, Waldemar, and Kalli sneaked back to their bedrooms to avoid being seen by Father Bronebakk. While Kalli looked after the Lesenblood children, Wolfgang and Waldemar brainstormed more ideas at the drawing desk. Waldemar requested ideas from Wolfgang, knowing his intelligence and tactical analysis. Wolfgang decided to use papers to draw up plans.

Meanwhile, Ellie entered the kitchen with baby Puka, where Evelyn inquired about Elva's health. Ellie then went to Elva's room to see how she was doing. Elva was still in bed but willing to get up, although she ultimately decided to stay in her room. Outside, Margu kept a watchful eye on the children, with Dietrich, Arnold, and Ülar engaged in play while Margu looked after Sebastian and Ilina. Dietrich made a promise not to cry for Elva, as she missed her sister Amelina, a sentiment that left Margu feeling melancholic. In the midst of all this, Betty discovered that Aadne had relatives on his mother's side who were part of the Lebensblood program. Betty shared this news with Aadne, who was found assisting Otis in cleaning Andy's jeep. Margu and Betty met Aadne and lifted his spirits by informing him that he would soon get to see his grandparents. This news left Aadne momentarily speechless, prompting Otis to seek his help with the toolbox, a request that brought a smile to Aadne's face. In the meantime, Ellie quietly entered Elva's room, her concern evident as she sat on the edge of the bed. Elva seemed lost in her thoughts, but upon noticing Ellie's presence, she managed to offer a faint smile. Overwhelmed with emotion, Ellie held Elva's hand and tears began to flow. Elva sought Ellie's advice on making tea, prompting Ellie to go downstairs to the kitchen and meet Evelyn. However, upon realizing that there was no sugar, Ellie simply grabbed a cup of tea and left without uttering a word. She returned to Elva's room and presented her with the tea. Despite Elva's smile, she couldn't shake off the discomfort caused by Ellie's silent and paranoid demeanor.

In the room, Wolfgang's determination was evident as he focused on the drawing desk, refusing to be deterred. Kalli and Waldemar recognized the importance of Wolfgang's work and understood that he was driven by the desire to protect the orphans. They decided not to interrupt him, realizing that he needed to complete his task before taking a break. As the children observed the intricate plans and writings on the desk, they were in awe of Wolfgang's intelligence, Wolfgang explained his meticulous escape plan to Kalli and Waldemar, emphasizing the critical steps they would need to take. First and foremost, the orphans would inspect the truck thoroughly for any mechanical issues that could hinder their escape. They would then gather information and study maps to determine the best route, avoiding areas that were likely to be monitored by Father Bronebakk. Timing was crucial, and they would carefully choose the optimal moment to execute their plan, considering Father Bronebakk's routine and potential distractions. Each orphan would have specific roles and responsibilities to ensure a smooth operation, with clear communication and coordination among the team, To avoid detection, the orphans might consider using disguises or altering the truck's appearance. They discussed the possibility of seeking refuge in rural areas, relying on the kindness of residents to provide them with shelter. However, concerns arose about sustenance. With a large number of orphans, they would need to find ways to procure food, potentially resorting to small thefts or taking minimal portions from Father Bronebakk's kitchen, Wolfgang needed to finish the plans so he could address these scenarios in detail. Kalli and Waldemar placed their trust in him, knowing that he would come up with solutions to ensure their safety and well-being.

Jonah and Hazel were deeply engrossed in their chess game when a sudden knock on the door startled them. They exchanged startled glances before opening the door to find a messenger looking for Elisheva Elisabelle Evie Lola Levi and Louis Blau. To their surprise, it was Louis's paternal aunt, Ellie, who had traveled all the way to Norway to reunite with them. Ellie held a letter in her hands, which revealed that she was currently in Oslo and mentioned an airship that was transporting Jewish refugees to America for safety, The situation became complicated when they realized that only two passports were available for Ellie and Louis, despite them being citizens. In a selfless act, Louis made the difficult choice to give the passport to their youngest son, Sebastian Blau, entrusting Ellie with the responsibility of keeping him safe on the journey, Jonah tried to cheer Ellie up, but she made the decision not to go. She explained that she needed to stay and take care of Elva, who was pregnant and in poor health. Ellie had promised Elva that she wouldn't leave her side. This explanation confused everyone, and Ellie gave the passport to Louis instead, In his frustration, Louis accused Ellie of being crazy and pleaded with her to go to America with Sebastian. This led to a heated argument between them, with Louis even attempting to slap Ellie. Jonah swiftly intervened, grabbing Louis's arm to stop him. Ellie stood her ground, asserting that it was her choice not to go back to America, As Louis walked away and sat in a chair, Ellie apologized to him for not going. Louis, deeply concerned for Ellie's safety and well-being, begged her to reconsider. However, Ellie chose to disregard his concerns and walked away, leaving Louis feeling increasingly worried and saddened by the situation. Ellie confronted Louis about his behavior, and he realized his mistake, apologizing for his attempt to harm her.

Father Bronebakk entered the diner room with glasses of juice, and Lukas, filled with excitement, went to find Kalli, Waldemar, and Wolfgang. Lukas spotted them and approached them, but his worry increased when he saw their expressions. Kalli and Waldemar, who had just arrived, made up a lie about Wolfgang feeling unwell and needing rest. However, Father Bronebakk became suspicious when he noticed Wolfgang at the drawing desk. Lukas, determined to find Wolfgang, quickly searched the hallways, and Kalli and Waldemar followed, Wolfgang remained focused on creating more plans, ignoring Lukas's presence. This annoyed Lukas, who playfully grabbed Wolfgang's sleeves, accidentally causing a glass of juice to spill over the carefully crafted plans. Wolfgang's anger flared up at Lukas for ruining his hard work. Sensing Wolfgang's frustration, Kalli and Waldemar intervened to prevent the situation from escalating further. They understood the importance of unity among the orphans and the significance of the plans. However, Lukas, feeling hurt and defensive, decided to inform Father Bronebakk about the incident, further adding tension to the already strained atmosphere in the orphanage.

The next day, Ellie approached Harry with a stressed expression. Harry reassured her that Elva was not in the kitchen and would return once she felt better. As the one responsible for looking after the children, Harry made sure they were dressed and taken care of by Frau Lehmann. Ellie expressed her concern for Elva's illness but avoided delving deeper into the topic, Jonah noticed Ellie's seriousness but respected her need for privacy and chose not to pry further. Ellie's unexpected display of gratitude towards Santiago surprised both Jonah and herself. She quickly apologized for bringing up the topic, realizing that her feelings for Santiago were more apparent than she had thought. Jonah, being perceptive, understood the situation and offered her a reassuring smile, assuring her of his support in whatever decision she made. As they continued with their tasks, Jonah focused on improving his cooking skills, experimenting with new recipes and techniques to pleasantly surprise Elva and the others. Meanwhile, Ellie took on the responsibility of assisting Evelyn in organizing the supplies and ensuring that everything ran smoothly in the kitchen, Ellie becomes increasingly worried about Elva's well-being. Observing her friend's tired and pale appearance, Ellie's concern grows. Elva bravely opens up to Ellie, sharing her fears and anxieties about Edith and her birth mother, Ilsabellen. Despite initial hesitation, Ellie promises to be there for Elva, offering her unwavering support. Recognizing the need for guidance, Ellie suggests seeking advice from Louis and Patricia, who are always available for her aid, However, Elva reassures Ellie that she is fine, attributing her condition to a simple fever. Elva encourages Ellie to find solace in restful sleep, but Ellie's mind is consumed by worries for Elva and her unborn child. In the silence of her bedroom, Ellie contemplates the uncertainty surrounding Elva's situation, feeling a sense of urgency to uncover the truth.

At noon, Father Bronebakk heard a knock on his door. He opened it to find a man from a truck company who had arrived with a truck for him to use in transporting the orphans to another orphanage. Father Bronebakk was skeptical about the condition of the worn-out truck. Meanwhile, Wolfgang, Waldemar, and Kalli quietly sneaked outside to listen and catch a glimpse of the weak truck, During the conversation, they learned that the truck had been previously used by military personnel during the war and had some mechanical issues, occasionally shutting down while driving. The man suggested fixing the truck, but Father Bronebakk decided to keep it despite its weak engine, as he knew it was a long journey to the orphanage, Back inside the orphanage, Wolfgang realized a good idea. He, Waldemar, and Kalli sneaked back to their bedrooms to avoid being seen by Father Bronebakk. While Kalli looked after the Lesenblood children, Wolfgang and Waldemar brainstormed more ideas at the drawing desk. Waldemar requested ideas from Wolfgang, knowing his intelligence and tactical analysis. Wolfgang decided to use papers to draw up plans.

Meanwhile, Ellie entered the kitchen with baby Puka, where Evelyn inquired about Elva's health. Ellie then went to Elva's room to see how she was doing. Elva was still in bed but willing to get up, although she ultimately decided to stay in her room. Outside, Margu kept a watchful eye on the children, with Dietrich, Arnold, and Ülar engaged in play while Margu looked after Sebastian and Ilina. Dietrich made a promise not to cry for Elva, as she missed her sister Amelina, a sentiment that left Margu feeling melancholic. In the midst of all this, Betty discovered that Aadne had relatives on his mother's side who were part of the Lebensblood program. Betty shared this news with Aadne, who was found assisting Otis in cleaning Andy's jeep. Margu and Betty met Aadne and lifted his spirits by informing him that he would soon get to see his grandparents. This news left Aadne momentarily speechless, prompting Otis to seek his help with the toolbox, a request that brought a smile to Aadne's face. In the meantime, Ellie quietly entered Elva's room, her concern evident as she sat on the edge of the bed. Elva seemed lost in her thoughts, but upon noticing Ellie's presence, she managed to offer a faint smile. Overwhelmed with emotion, Ellie held Elva's hand and tears began to flow. Elva sought Ellie's advice on making tea, prompting Ellie to go downstairs to the kitchen and meet Evelyn. However, upon realizing that there was no sugar, Ellie simply grabbed a cup of tea and left without uttering a word. She returned to Elva's room and presented her with the tea. Despite Elva's smile, she couldn't shake off the discomfort caused by Ellie's silent and paranoid demeanor.

In the room, Wolfgang's determination was evident as he focused on the drawing desk, refusing to be deterred. Kalli and Waldemar recognized the importance of Wolfgang's work and understood that he was driven by the desire to protect the orphans. They decided not to interrupt him, realizing that he needed to complete his task before taking a break. As the children observed the intricate plans and writings on the desk, they were in awe of Wolfgang's intelligence, Wolfgang explained his meticulous escape plan to Kalli and Waldemar, emphasizing the critical steps they would need to take. First and foremost, the orphans would inspect the truck thoroughly for any mechanical issues that could hinder their escape. They would then gather information and study maps to determine the best route, avoiding areas that were likely to be monitored by Father Bronebakk. Timing was crucial, and they would carefully choose the optimal moment to execute their plan, considering Father Bronebakk's routine and potential distractions. Each orphan would have specific roles and responsibilities to ensure a smooth operation, with clear communication and coordination among the team, To avoid detection, the orphans might consider using disguises or altering the truck's appearance. They discussed the possibility of seeking refuge in rural areas, relying on the kindness of residents to provide them with shelter. However, concerns arose about sustenance. With a large number of orphans, they would need to find ways to procure food, potentially resorting to small thefts or taking minimal portions from Father Bronebakk's kitchen, Wolfgang needed to finish the plans so he could address these scenarios in detail. Kalli and Waldemar placed their trust in him, knowing that he would come up with solutions to ensure their safety and well-being.

Jonah and Hazel were deeply engrossed in their chess game when a sudden knock on the door startled them. They exchanged startled glances before opening the door to find a messenger looking for Elisheva Elisabelle Evie Lola Levi and Louis Blau. To their surprise, it was Louis's paternal aunt, Ellie, who had traveled all the way to Norway to reunite with them. Ellie held a letter in her hands, which revealed that she was currently in Oslo and mentioned an airship that was transporting Jewish refugees to America for safety, The situation became complicated when they realized that only two passports were available for Ellie and Louis, despite them being citizens. In a selfless act, Louis made the difficult choice to give the passport to their youngest son, Sebastian Blau, entrusting Ellie with the responsibility of keeping him safe on the journey, Jonah tried to cheer Ellie up, but she made the decision not to go. She explained that she needed to stay and take care of Elva, who was pregnant and in poor health. Ellie had promised Elva that she wouldn't leave her side. This explanation confused everyone, and Ellie gave the passport to Louis instead, In his frustration, Louis accused Ellie of being crazy and pleaded with her to go to America with Sebastian. This led to a heated argument between them, with Louis even attempting to slap Ellie. Jonah swiftly intervened, grabbing Louis's arm to stop him. Ellie stood her ground, asserting that it was her choice not to go back to America, As Louis walked away and sat in a chair, Ellie apologized to him for not going. Louis, deeply concerned for Ellie's safety and well-being, begged her to reconsider. However, Ellie chose to disregard his concerns and walked away, leaving Louis feeling increasingly worried and saddened by the situation. Ellie confronted Louis about his behavior, and he realized his mistake, apologizing for his attempt to harm her.

Father Bronebakk entered the diner room with glasses of juice, and Lukas, filled with excitement, went to find Kalli, Waldemar, and Wolfgang. Lukas spotted them and approached them, but his worry increased when he saw their expressions. Kalli and Waldemar, who had just arrived, made up a lie about Wolfgang feeling unwell and needing rest. However, Father Bronebakk became suspicious when he noticed Wolfgang at the drawing desk. Lukas, determined to find Wolfgang, quickly searched the hallways, and Kalli and Waldemar followed, Wolfgang remained focused on creating more plans, ignoring Lukas's presence. This annoyed Lukas, who playfully grabbed Wolfgang's sleeves, accidentally causing a glass of juice to spill over the carefully crafted plans. Wolfgang's anger flared up at Lukas for ruining his hard work. Sensing Wolfgang's frustration, Kalli and Waldemar intervened to prevent the situation from escalating further. They understood the importance of unity among the orphans and the significance of the plans. However, Lukas, feeling hurt and defensive, decided to inform Father Bronebakk about the incident, further adding tension to the already strained atmosphere in the orphanage.

Just as Ellie reentered the room, she and Elva engaged in a heartfelt conversation. Elva revealed that Ellie's paternal aunt had made the journey to Norway specifically to reunite with her. This revelation further complicated Ellie's already difficult decision about leaving Europe. Ellie felt a strong sense of obligation to stay by Elva's side until her health improved. However, Elva, aware of Ellie's internal struggle, urged her not to solely focus on her and to consider her own options, The conversation between Ellie and Elva took an emotional turn as Elva pleaded with Ellie, her voice filled with tears, to go to America for her own safety. Elva couldn't bear the thought of Sebastian embarking on the journey alone without Ellie's guidance and protection. She expressed her concern for Ellie's well-being and emphasized the importance of keeping their family together, In the midst of this emotional exchange, Ellie found herself overwhelmed with frustration and anger. She questioned what she would do if she left, feeling torn between her commitment to Elva and the desire to ensure their family's safety. Despite Elva's pleas, Ellie ultimately made the difficult decision to stay, acknowledging that her presence was crucial for Elva's well-being and the well-being of their unborn child. To their mutual understanding, Elva reluctantly agreed with Ellie's choice, even though it meant they would be separated from their loved ones, As emotions ran high, Elva's cough intensified, a stark reminder of her delicate health condition. Sensing the escalating tension, Louis and Patricia, who had been observing the conversation, intervened. They recognized the importance of supporting Ellie and Elva during this challenging time. With empathy and compassion, they offered their perspectives and words of comfort, reminding Ellie of the strength and resilience she possessed.

As a result, Father Bronebakk sent Lukas and Wolfgang to detention, Wolfgang spotted Kalli and Waldemar at the window and approached them. He deeply regretted yelling at Lukas and his anger turned into disappointment as he saw the consequences of his outburst. Kalli went to apologize, and Wolfgang approached Lukas to offer his sincere apologies. Lukas accepted his apology, understanding that Wolfgang's anger was a result of his own carelessness, Wolfgang realized that his actions had played into Father Bronebakk's hands, potentially jeopardizing their plans to protect their fellow orphans. Lukas joined the conversation, expressing his remorse for his behavior. Father Bronebakk, always quick to manipulate the situation, tried to cheer Lukas up by offering him a lollipop before ordering him to go play with the other children, As Wolfgang left the room, Father Bronebakk, who had been hiding in the corner, waited for the coast to clear. He approached the drawing desk and realized that it contained an escape plan. Father Bronebakk was now aware that Wolfgang was planning to escape.

Ellie struggles to open up emotionally despite Elva's support. Their conversation is interrupted by Margu, leaving Ellie hesitant to share her feelings. However, she finds solace in waking up Aadne with words of encouragement. Kleo decides to join them on their journey to meet Aadne's birth-grandparents, and they embark on the adventure in Betty's jeep. Unbeknownst to them, their journey coincides with Norway's liberation celebration, but they witness a distressing scene of women being forcefully dragged through the streets, To shield Aadne from the shocking sight, Margu and Ellie take him to a church, where they encounter a woman seeking refuge and information about Aadne's grandparents. Margu confronts Aadne to protect him, while Ellie silently observes. They are surprised to see the woman with her crying baby seeking sanctuary. Despite facing suspicion from the locals, Betty persists in helping them find directions to Aadne's grandparents' home. However, their arrival is met with further suspicion and hostility. Aadne's troubled grandfather blames him for his wife's death caused by Aadne's father, leading Margu to fiercely defend and retaliate. Chaos ensues, but Kleo uses her unique ability to distract the grandfather, allowing them to quickly leave the unsettling scene, Despite the unexpected turn of events, the group remains determined to support Aadne and provide him with love and protection. Ellie and Margu, deeply upset, decide to leave but feel compelled to offer Aadne comfort and understanding. As a small gesture of joy amidst the turmoil, Margu suggests getting him ice cream. They all drive to the nearest ice cream shop, where the enticing scent of freshly made waffle cones fills the air. Excitement fills the atmosphere as Ellie, Margu, and Aadne eagerly order their favorite flavors. However, Aadne, overwhelmed by his emotions, hesitates to enjoy his ice cream cone, weighed down by his emotional turmoil. After Aadne's mishap, Betty, touched by his disappointment, kindly offers him her own cone as a gesture of kindness, Meanwhile, Kleo uses her magical cards to create a captivating illusion, taking Aadne on a whimsical journey. The enchanting display brings a genuine smile to his face, lifting his spirits. As Aadne begins to cheer up, Ellie continues her walk, only to be interrupted by her walkie-talkie buzzing. With trembling hands, she answers the call and listens intently as Evelyn reveals troubling news about the Lebensblood children and Elva's deteriorating condition.

In the morning, Father Bronebakk served breakfast to the Lesenblood children, cracking jokes to make them laugh. Wolfgang noticed Father Bronebakk's unsettling behavior and whispered his concerns to Kalli. As Father Bronebakk ordered the children to gather their belongings, Wolfgang's unease grew, After breakfast, Wolfgang spotted something suspicious in Father Bronebakk's office. He suspected that files related to the children's German heritage and potential illnesses were being sent to St. Elling. As he investigated, Father Bronebakk accidentally bumped into Wolfgang, who apologized and mentioned needing to go to the truck. However, Father Bronebakk grabbed Wolfgang's shoulder and revealed that he was aware of Wolfgang's plans, Father Bronebakk admitted to exploiting the Lebensblood children for his own gain, viewing their Germanic background as a threat. Wolfgang became furious, but Father Bronebakk remained indifferent, claiming that he used his kindness to protect the children from people like Wolfgang. Their heated exchange ended with Wolfgang calling Father Bronebakk ironic, to which Father Bronebakk simply acknowledged, As Wolfgang attempted to leave the orphanage, he discovered that the door was locked. Father Bronebakk approached him, leaving him with no means of escape. It became clear that Father Bronebakk intended to pass judgment on Wolfgang for his perceived sins. He led Wolfgang to a secret room with an iron door, filled with metal and chains. Father Bronebakk threw Wolfgang inside, locking him in and leaving him in a state of panic. Wolfgang realized that Father Bronebakk had no intention of letting him escape, and feared for his life when Father Bronebakk would return.