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Tales Of Little Women - Season 3

Series: Tales Of Little Women
4.7
(11)
Episodes
12
Rating
NRC
Year
1987
Language
English

About

Based on the beloved 1868 Louisa May Alcott novel, Little Women is set during the American Civil War. Each episode will touch viewers' hearts as the March family shares the bonds of love and faith through hardships and joys.

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Episodes

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1. Jo Shares Her Fortune

23m

Every day Beth goes next door to play Mr. Laurence's piano. She wants to make him a pair of slippers as a gift but cannot afford the materials. Jo helps her out, giving her the money she needs to make a beautiful pair.

2. It's Downright Upright

23m

Though Mr. Laurence seems a stern and frightening presence to timid Beth, he is touched and delighted by her music and kindness. In return, he gives her a wonderful gift, a piano that had once belonged to the daughter he had lost.

3. Forbidden Sweets

23m

Though sweets are forbidden, Amy's school friends enjoy sneaking treats during recess. Amy brings candied limes for all her friends, except Jenny. Jenny reports to the teacher, who takes the limes and, to Amy's humiliation, punishes her with a cane.

4. Amy's Revenge

23m

Laurie invites Jo and Meg to the theater to see a play. Amy is hurt at being left out and decides to get even with Jo. In a fit of anger, she throws Jo's manuscript into the fire, destroying the novel that Jo has worked so long and so hard to write.

5. Skating On Thin Ice

23m

Amy and Jo have not spoken since Amy destroyed Jo's manuscript, and Amy is feeling remorseful. When Jo leaves to go ice-skating, Amy runs after her, planning to apologize. But before they work out their differences, Amy falls through the ice.

6. Forgive And Forget

23m

Jo and Laurie rescue Amy from the freezing river. Jo blames herself for the accident, since her disagreement with Amy kept her from warning her sister about the thin ice. Comforted by their mother, Jo and Amy apologize and reconcile with each other.

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