Sep 28, 2026 · 30 min · 9 segments
Part six of The Tree, in which Finn and Nora Clancy question the town founders and David Johnstone and Patrick Dillon explain their respective interests in Constance. This episode contains…
William StantonHost
Please, Nora, Finn, I think we might resolve this matter without the threat of violence, Father Martin said.
I have been trying to make them see that Constance's deliverance from death is a sign of God's true will.
If you were to give me the opportunity, I believe I might make everyone see the light.
We can appreciate your intentions, Father, but we're no longer interested in negotiating with this lot, Finn said.
Why should any of us tell you anything, given your sacrilegious behavior? Albert Quaglin said.
You're in no position to judge us, and I think you best not doubt Nora, Finn said.
You think that everyone has that same thought? By your words, I assume you wouldn't mind being the first to test my resolve, Nora said.
We've always been kind to you, and I shouldn't have expected to see you among some of these others,' Finn said.
"'I have no small amount of shame in attending these proceedings, I assure you,' you know of the esteem that i enjoy in this town i am a founder and rarely does anything of import occur that i am not party to in some fashion This group will attest that I have been opposed to its actions all along, much to their collective disgust.
Speaking from a place of reason and conscience, I came to the defense of your family and Constance on multiple occasions, only to be dismissed by those who favored intrigue over common sense.
This talk of witchcraft is nonsense." And I've said as much, David Johnstone stated.
Because I've been fixing your meals, David, I've been watching you for some time.
Ah, well, that would be more difficult to explain, especially in this forum, he said.
Please, Nora, Finn, I think we might resolve this matter without the threat of violence, Father Martin said.
I have been trying to make them see that Constance's deliverance from death is a sign of God's true will.
If you were to give me the opportunity, I believe I might make everyone see the light.
We can appreciate your intentions, Father, but we're no longer interested in negotiating with this lot, Finn said.
Why should any of us tell you anything, given your sacrilegious behavior? Albert Quaglin said.
You're in no position to judge us, and I think you best not doubt Nora, Finn said.
You think that everyone has that same thought? By your words, I assume you wouldn't mind being the first to test my resolve, Nora said.
We've always been kind to you, and I shouldn't have expected to see you among some of these others,' Finn said.
"'I have no small amount of shame in attending these proceedings, I assure you,' you know of the esteem that i enjoy in this town i am a founder and rarely does anything of import occur that i am not party to in some fashion This group will attest that I have been opposed to its actions all along, much to their collective disgust.
Speaking from a place of reason and conscience, I came to the defense of your family and Constance on multiple occasions, only to be dismissed by those who favored intrigue over common sense.
This talk of witchcraft is nonsense." And I've said as much, David Johnstone stated.
Because I've been fixing your meals, David, I've been watching you for some time.
Ah, well, that would be more difficult to explain, especially in this forum, he said.
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