On Pete Waters' farm. Grandpa looks around while he waits for Pete to return. A little later. A car arrives. Two people get out of the car to greet Grandpa.
Arnold:	[to Grandpa] Don't tell me. Please don't tell me. I recognize you ...
Peggy:	Oh, don't be silly, Arnie. Of course you recognize him. Except for the beard, he hasn't changed in fifty years. It's Malcolm Stewart!
Arnold:	I know it's Malcolm Stewart. You haven't changed much in fifty years.
Grandpa:	Peggy—Peggy Pendleton! You're Peggy Pendleton!
Arnold:	Who am I, you old rascal? You don't recognize me, do you?
Grandpa:	I know who you are. You're Arnold Franklin! I know who you are!
Peggy:	You look wonderful, Malcolm!
Grandpa:	[He walks with them to an outdoor table.] Sit down. Sit down. Pete isn't home.
Arnold:	Really?
Grandpa:	No. He left a note on the door saying he was going to the railroad station to pick up a surprise.
Peggy:	He's so funny. Always full of surprises, even fifty years later.
Grandpa:	The two of you look unbelievable!
Arnold:	How's your family? Oh, I was sorry to hear about your wife having passed away.
Grandpa:	Yes. About four years ago.
Peggy:	And you're living with your children now? In New York? Pete wrote us and told us.
Grandpa:	Yup. Retired and moved to New York to live with my son and his family.
Peggy:	By the way, what do you think this big surprise is?
Arnold:	It could be most anything, knowing Pete. [Another car arrives.]
Grandpa:	Hey, that must be Pete! Now we'll find out about the surprise. [They go to meet the car.]
Pete:	So good to see you all!
Peggy:	Oh, Pete, Pete! Oh, it's so good to see you! [They all greet one another.]
Pete:	Remember Lillian?
Lillian:	I remember all of you. You haven't changed a bit.
Peggy:	Lillian! Oh, my gosh!
Arnold:	Lillian Winters. We were together in the Thursday night drama society.
Lillian:	Remember me, Malcolm?
Grandpa:	Oh, beautiful as ever, Lillian. How's Donald? [He suddenly realizes that he said the wrong thing.]
Lillian:	That's OK, Malcolm. Donald passed away a couple of years ago.
Arnold:	Sorry to hear that, Lillian.
Peggy:	Oh, I'm so sorry.
Arnold:	I would not have missed this get-together for the world!
Grandpa:	And your little surprise, Pete? You really surprised me by having us all come together.
Pete:	You don't know what the surprise is yet? Come on! We'll tell you the big surprise. [They walk back to the table with Pete. Pete pours iced tea for them.]
Pete:	I've invited you here for the weekend to help celebrate.
Peggy:	Celebrate?
Grandpa:	Our fiftieth reunion?
Arnold:	No.
Lillian:	No. Pete wants to tell you ...
Pete:	Now, let me have the honor, Lillian.
Grandpa:	For goodness' sake, Pete, tell us! I can't wait much longer.
Pete:	Well, I am pouring this iced tea so that we can toast Lillian—and me.
Peggy:	You don't mean to tell me that you and ...
Pete:	Yes, I do. I have loved Lillian all these years, so I asked her to be Mrs. Pete Waters.
Lillian:	And I said yes.
Grandpa:	I knew it! I knew it! Congratulations!
Peggy:	Oh, Lillian, I am so happy for you both.
Arnold:	It's wonderful!
Pete:	It's wonderful for me. Lillian will make me a happy man—finally.
Grandpa:	You are full of surprises, Pete.
Pete:	We are going to spend the entire weekend having a good time together here on the farm. We are going to celebrate all weekend.
Peggy:	When is the wedding?
Pete:	That's another surprise. Lillian and I were married two weeks ago in Detroit. She's come here to stay.
Grandpa:	Wait till I tell my family about this!
Peggy:	[to Lillian] Why, that's wonderful! [They all congratulate Lillian and Pete.]