Leo: Okay, you can let go now.
Leo pulled his hand back and wiped a bead of sweat from his forehead.
Eleanor: I feel... incredible.
Arthur: Are you sure? Are you just in shock?
Eleanor: I have never felt better in my entire life.
Eleanor shifted in her wheelchair, her face shifting from intense pain to profound relief.
Arthur: Don't move too fast.
Eleanor: I want to stand up.
Arthur: Absolutely not!
Leo: She can stand. It's safe.
Arthur: I am not taking medical advice from a child!
Eleanor: Watch me, Arthur.
Eleanor placed her feet firmly on the light oak floors and pushed herself up.
Charles: Remarkable.
Arthur: I can't believe my eyes.
Eleanor stood tall, smiling widely as she began crying tears of pure, overwhelming joy.
Eleanor: The baby kicked.
Arthur: Really?
Eleanor: Feel it! Right here!
Arthur rushed forward and placed his hand on her stomach.
Arthur: It's strong. The kick is so strong.
Eleanor: He saved us, Arthur. He actually saved us.
Arthur turned around slowly, looking at the dirty boy standing near the doorway.
Arthur: I don't know what to say.
Leo: You don't have to say anything.
Arthur: I screamed at you. I told my butler to throw you out.
Leo: People get scared when they love someone.
Arthur: You saved my entire world today.
Leo: I'm glad I was here.
Arthur: Where is your family, Leo?
Leo: I don't have one anymore.
Arthur: You do now.
Eleanor: What are you saying, Arthur?
Arthur: I am calling my adoption lawyer tomorrow morning.
Leo: You don't have to do that.
Arthur: You saved my child. You are going to be a part of this family forever.
Eleanor: Come here, Leo.
Leo smiled, finally stepping forward to hug the woman he had just pulled back from the edge.