The night she returns home from 1873, Abigail attempts to push the feelings of sorrow and longing she has for all of the Bows, but especially for Judah, out of her mind, and focus on the happiness of being back in her own time, with her mother. However, in dreams Abigail experiences a series of frightening visions that are never revealed to be either true or false. She sees Samuel Bow locked in a mental asylum, Beatie in morning clothes, and lastly she sees Judah, whittling a wooden figure—which seems to be a likeness of Abigail herself—before throwing it overboard…