Dragoncrest Cliffs that episode where jim marries pam

It had never been easy for Graeae to speak up. She was soft-spoken, timid and wary of consequences, but that didn't mean her thoughts weren't constantly bringing about new opinions. In fact, Graeae was notably opinionated, often times leading to discourse within her own mind. 

@Naiad wasn't like her daughter...from the latter's perspective, at least. She both admired and feared her mother, having an almost unhealthy reverence for her. When decisions were made, she tended to stay quiet, but this was something that she had to speak on. It's hot. Can we find shade?