She sees herself walking through the gates. When the family of three Flannigans arrives in Grouard, Katherine has a premonition when they pass the cemetery. Carpentier as a fairy godmother and she nicknames her Sarah after the mother of a race in the Bible. Carpentier, a Cree Indian midwife, comes to help Katherine in labor and delivery. Mathers' bedside manner and Mike thinks of a Plan B. When they arrive, Katherine does not like Mrs. Mathers is a trained nurse who can deliver the baby. Mike promises to get her to Peace River Crossing where Mrs.

On their way, Katherine feels labor pains. Katherine is pregnant with their first child and they head to a place called Grouard on orders from Mike's employer. The rebuilding process begins with the community closer on emotional and spiritual levels.

He is not able to save everyone and thirty-seven men, women, and children die in the fire. Sergeant Mike orders everyone, including his pregnant wife, to wade into the widest part of the Peace River where they should be safe. Hudson's Hope residents experience a dry springtime and a forest fire begins to rage. However, this is the first time she witnesses a lack of sureness in her husband. Katherine sees Mike's anxiety for the first time. Mike gets out the instruction manual and quickly studies how to pull a tooth. In Hudson's Hope, Katherine plays assistant to Mike's oral surgeon when the Indian brave named Atenou suffers an abscessed tooth. Katherine depends on Mike for everything. He diagnoses a collapsed right lung and nurses her back to health. Katherine's pleurisy stabs her in the chest and Mike takes her to the Howard's cabin to rest.

The trip proves brutal with the frigid air and the snow. Sergeant Mike receives orders from the Canadian Government which send him even further North to a place called Hudson's Hope. While at her Uncle John's ranch, she falls in love with Sergeant Mike Flannigan and they are soon married. She heads off on her journey with a blind courage, a sense of adventure, a desire to experience worldly events, an opinion of life as a fairy tale, and a young impressionability. Sixteen-year-old Katherine Mary O'Fallon travels via train from the civilization of Boston, Massachusetts to the wilds of the Great Northwestern Territory to visit her Uncle John in hopes that the cold and dry air will ease the painful symptoms of her pleurisy. Mike, the Story of Katherine Mary Flannigan by Benedict and Nancy Freedman is a traditional coming of age saga set in the wilderness of Alberta, Canada.

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