Foyle Flashback: Christopher and Rosalind Foyle on the first morning of their married life.

May, 1945. Andrew Foyle comes home for good.

A collection of snapshots in the lives of Sam Stewart and Andrew Foyle. Consistent with "Burn Brighter Through the Cold." Previously posted on Tumblr.

The morning after "Love Deepens Round the Hearth", Edith Ashford reflects on Paul Milner. With thanks to Slimwhistler on Tumblr for asking about Edith's thoughts on Milner, and to Pauline Dorchester for bringing the King's Badge (given to wounded veterans) to my attention.

Green has often been significant for Sam. From a prompt by JoMiddlemarch on Tumblr.

Christopher Foyle behind the wheel, 1920.

Foyle Flashback. A family moment, late summer, 1920.

"We all go to my parents' in Haslemere. My sisters'll be there and Martin of course. I was wondering if you'd like to come." Christmas Eve, 1942. Paul Milner and Edith Ashford at her parents' house, after the events of "Bleak Midwinter."

"Crime is horrible," Sam said, after a moment, "but isn't it better that there should be good people working to stop it? And doesn't that… matter, as much as making munitions or nursing casualties?" A missing scene from "Eagle Day" (series 1, episode 4).

They said, afterwards, that they'd done clerical work at Bletchley. They said that they were friends. Both were a little bit true.

March, 1932. A meal at Carlo's restaurant brings encouragement to a grieving Detective Inspector Christopher Foyle.

January, 1943. The aftermath of an unusually personal murder case leads to tensions and reconnections in Hastings. Follows the episode "Bleak Midwinter." [Divided into chapters 9/7/14]