Guilt and Reflection
Lambert struggles with guilt over separating Josiah from her children, questioning if his actions were right. Josiah is beginning to accept reality, understanding the importance of the living, and Lambert is urged not to let her down.Will Lambert find a way to make amends for his past actions and support Josiah moving forward?
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