"Some" prefer the first part of this episode but the second part is one of the best LHOP episodes. Ernst Borgnine gives his typically fantastic performance as Jonathan, who seems to written to represent John the beloved, with his knowledge and communication with the lord then his sudden absence. This episode again shows the devotion Isaiah Edwards has to Charles and Laura. Always a faithful friend and always there to help. In the 1800's children were much more capable and independent. Having a young child run off to be alone in the mountains was commonplace in that era. It was like going to the mall.
