I ka pō nei

So last night Chin Ho Kelly was under investigation for shooting and killing a bad guy [which is
interesting because the Hawaii Five-0 task force has full immunity and frequently kill bad guys]. He was cleared, however he then had to basically stand trial at his church. I was there to stand by him, as we weren't technically dating, but were basically probably going to get married at some point. I had to prepare to make a statement proclaiming his innocence, and I was terrified that he would be convicted and then who knows what would happen. Of course I was all calm and supportive, though, taking his face in my hands and telling him there was nothing to worry about.
The scene then changed and I was at the church sitting in one of the pews, waiting for the trial, which apparently was going to take place during the service. I was squirming in my seat, looking everywhere, scared because I didn't know where Chin was. I finally saw him in the foyer talking with someone, and then the service started with children singing and doing a Hawaiian dance [that wasn't a hula]. Then some adults went up to join them, and everything went black. I totally freaked out. This was the end of the world. I knew it. The end of the world and Chin hadn't been tried and he would automatically be found guilty and who knows if he might go to hell.
But then it started to get a little lighter, like candlelight, and we all remembered that they had said there would be an eclipse. Thank heaven that's what it was. I then turned back to the stage, and the children and the adults and Chin were doing an interpretive dance (actually very beautiful, not cheesy), explaining his life story and that he would never murder someone and that he was innocent. He stepped down toward me and I panicked because I couldn't remember the dance because we hadn't practiced in so long because it had taken so long to get to the trial. But he just took my hand and softly said, 'Come with me,' sure that I would remember the dance as soon as we started dancing, and I realized he had complete faith in me and complete faith that because of us his name would be cleared. 
Hopefully it was.