We also see Myra and Horace quarrelling re: Myra's assisting Preston with the ground-breaking ceremony at the site of Preston's new resort -- Horace doesn't feel like she's spending enough time with he and Samantha, their baby daughter. Sadly, a fight between them breaks out at the ground-breaking ceremony itself. Horace lunges at Hank, but somehow Hank ends up knocking Preston out cold, instead of Horace. Mike and Sully, and Horace has to face gallbladder surgery all by himself.
Myra's the one to actually call the marriage quits, and tells Horace that she's going to take their baby Samantha to go visit her sister in St. Louis, though we, the viewers, have the feeling that Myra probabably won't be back. Mike had a social disease. She pays Mike with a fake pearl necklace. Pilot Mike operates on Myra's ovarian cyst with an assist from Eli Jackson. Only Mike's fast work saves her from bleeding to death.
Mike is out of town. Myra's delivery is very, very difficult -- Colleen even discusses the possibility of a Cesarean with Dorothy -- but in the end, it's not necessary, Colleen pulls her through, with the help of Dorothy and Grace. Samantha proves to be a very restless baby Jesus. Fights with Horace over Myra.
Has contract for Myra. Hank confesses he's illiterate. Zack is twelve years old in ep. He gets sent to a special school in Denver at end of episode. Hank gets into a fight nothing major defending Zack. Backs Matthew in a high-stakes poker game. When Horace angrily confronts Hank about the above, Hank throws him out of the saloon.
His showing up denotes tacit approval, or at least acceptance, of the wedding. When Jake and Loren indignantly ask him why, he explains: " I woulda died if some Jews hadn't come along and found me. They saved my life. When Myra's baby Samantha cries incessantly, Hank turns out to be the only person in town who can sooth her. To Mike's consternation, she's taken over directing the play since Dorothy's come down with laryngitis also Hank tries to rewrite Shakespeare. Fortunately, he sticks to his lines in the final production.
Hank shoots Belle off her horse, putting a bullet through her shoulder. Later, he's inadvertently responsible for Belle's escape from custody when he and Jake free Belle, expecting her to take them to her gang's hideout so they can bring the young outlaws in for the reward on their heads.
He's also very opposed to the new anti-gun law Matthew convinces the council to pass. Another indication of Hank's softening -- he lets Emma keep her supper date with Matthew and the family at the homestead, even though they're short-handed at the saloon that night. As Emma leaves, he mutters to himself, "Gettin' too old for this. Fortunately for Hank and other townsfolk , Sully wires ahead to Mike and the Reverend, who are in Denver immunizing some Indian School children, and Mike and the Reverend cook up a bait-and-switch scheme of their own, thus managing to get the people of Colorado Springs' money back.
In it, he gets involved in a fist fight with Preston, saying, "Why not? It's been a while since I mixed it up," to which Jake replies, "Yeah, at least a week!
Hank made the offer to Matthew, the Sheriff, when the gallows-operator wired and said he couldn't make it to Colorado Springs due to his broken leg. Matthew, who thought he'd have to do it himself, discovered he didn't have the stomach for it towards the end of the episode and took Hank up on his offer. These letters state that he's the town tailor, married to Myra, that her and Horace's daughter Samantha is his baby and that Hank is active on the city counsel.
I have always wanted Hank and Myra to be together. They understood each other and loved each other. It was tough for him to let her go and marry Horace but he did because he loved her and knew it was what she wanted. Throughout her marriage to Horace, Hank was there for her and that close bond continued. We never saw what happened behind closed doors with Hank and Myra but I imagine it was more than just sex.
It had to have been for him to fall in love with her. I think there was always some jealousy from Horace as well when she and Hank would speak or just be around each other that added tension in their marriage. Horace became very possessive and controlling of Myra too which led to their divorce. Myra and Samantha make their final appearance on the show. The title of this episode, Before the Dawn , may be in reference to the Biblical verse in the Book of Psalms. Specifically, Psalm chapter 30 verse 5 : " For his anger endureth but a moment; in his favour is life: weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning " KJV.
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