At night in a rural village, Julian and his partner discover there's only one blanket. They argue over sleeping arrangements; after checking the children's room and finding their covers too small, she squeezes in with the kids while Julian shares the single blanket. Awake, they compare yesterday's modern work—negotiating multimillion contracts—to today's farming life and admit the shock of the era jump. They resolve not to overthink and to rely on their skills to survive. The key change is acceptance: though married only in name before, they now have only each other. "You fool."