Fringe 1x19

1. For those of you just joining us,

2. what you're looking at is the work of Z.F.T.,

3. a terrorist organization responsible

4. for at least a half a dozen biological attacks

5. over the last several months.

6. Everything we know thus far can be found in your packets,

7. Including a copy of their manifesto,

8. which elucidates their ideology and their methods:

9. "destruction by the advancement of technology,"

10. which in short boils down to the following:

11. attempting to provoke or prepare for a war.

12. War? With whom?

13. That's the question, isn't it?

14. What we do know is that these bizarre acts

15. seem to be increasing in frequency

16. and that their targets are unpredictable,

17. and therefore unprotectable.

18. Taxi. Taxi!

19. We've recently developed evidence

20. which suggests Z.F.T. is funded by an unlikely source

21. and a name I'm sure you've all heard of.

22. William Bell, founder and chairman of Massive Dynamic.

23. Wait. Wait. Hold the bus!

24. You go up park, right? Past Lenox Hill hospital?

25. Yeah, six stops away. Are you feeling okay?

26. Fine. Let's just go, please.

27. Those of you assembled in this room now

28. have a single, clear-cut goal

29. to provide actionable evidence establishing a link

30. between William Bell and Z.F.T.

31. Special Agents Olivia Dunham and Charlie Francis

32. will be assigning you to teams

33. and coordinating the investigation.

34. All efforts and information go through them.

35. Now let's go to work.

36. Stop the bus.

37. Stop the bus, please. I have to get off.

38. Ma'am, will you please sit down?

39. Please stop the bus, I have to get off now.

40. Okay, okay.

41. Open the door!

42. Oh, my God. Please, please help. Somebody.

43. Oh, my God. I can't breathe.

44. Oh, my God.

45. Lady, you okay?

46. Find anything new and exciting in there, Walter?

47. Huh?

48. Well, you've read the manifesto

49. about a dozen times cover to cover

50. so just wondering.

51. I need to show you something, Peter.

52. What's going on? I don't know.

53. Show and tell, apparently.

54. What is this? I don't know what I'm looking at.

55. This typewriter's Belly's.

56. I remember the day he purchased it.

57. It was raining.

58. Do you understand what you're saying, Walter?

59. That william bell doesn't just fund Z.F.T.,

60. he wrote their manifesto,

61. and is actual reopsible for everything

62. That's been happening?

63. Absolutely not.

64. William Bell was many things.

65. He was ambitions. He was egotistical.

66. He was temperamental. But he wasn't a madman.

67. Although the ideas in his manifesto are radical,

68. he wouldn't do this... this... these horrendous things.

69. He would never do it.

70. There are references all throughout

71. to the chapter of ethics.

72. But there is no such chapter.

73. It is missing.

74. And I believe that someone has removed it

75. to suite their own evil purposes.

76. I can prove it. How?

77. Get another copy of the book.

78. One with all the pages.

79. There is no other copy. This is the only one.

80. I'll get it.

81. He wrote it here in... in this lab.

82. The, it could still be here somewhere, the original.

83. And what if you're wrong? I'm not wrong.

84. And when I find it, you will see.

85. It will absolve him, Peter.

86. Peter, it's Olivia.

87. So this is what I've got so far.

88. Bus driver called 911,

89. reported an agitated woman got off his bus.

90. Moments later, she caught fire and exploded.

91. Police combed the area.

92. They couldn't find any evidence of an accelerant

93. or an incendiary device.

94. If there's something strange in your neighborhood...

95. Who you gotta call?

96. So what do you make of this, Walter?

97. Well, from what Agent francis described,

98. it's possible we're dealing with a case

99. of spontaneous human combustion.

100. Thought that was just a myth.

101. Oh, myth is just an unverified fact.

102. Maybe she was hit by a tiny meteor.

103. It's also possible.

104. Until I get this body back to the lab,

105. I won't be able to say anything with absolute certainty.

106. All right, I'll get the coroner

107. to prep the bodies for transport.

108. Bodies?

109. Is there another somewhere?

110. You okay? Yeah, I just...

111. Broyles.

112. Send her in.

113. Phillip. Nina.

114. I won't play coy, Phillip.

115. I understand the FBI has opened an investigation

116. into Massive Dynamic.

117. As you can imagine, we spend a lot of money

118. on counter-intelligence.

119. And any probe into our finances

120. raises red flags.

121. So...

122. what are you fishing for?

123. Industrial espionage? Treaty violations?

124. We have evidence that indicates

125. William Bell may be involved with several biological attacks

126. perpetrated this past year.

127. That's ridiculous. Perhaps.

128. But as long as you're here,

129. if you have something to offer, now would be the time.

130. I'm not one of your street thugs

131. That you can bully, Phillip.

132. And William Bell is not a terrorist.

133. I'd like to hear him tell me that himself.

134. I'm afraid that's not possible.

135. He's traveling.

136. You're wasting your time. William Bell is not the enemy.

137. Is there something else?

138. Matter is just energy waiting to happen.

139. The average adult at rest contains enough potential energy

140. to explode with the force of five very large hydrogen bombs.

141. You know, theoretically, you're actually right?

142. Ho ho ho ho! My son finally agrees with me!

143. Uh, Agent Farnsworth, take a note of that.

144. Unfortunately, we're just not very good at releasing it.

145. No. It needs a spark, of course... a trigger.

146. So what do you think would've released it in her?

147. Some say a particle is to blame...

148. the appropriately named "Pyroton."

149. Maybe we could finally prove that it exists.

150. Peter! Fire up the electron microscope!

151. Uh, about that, I might've taken that apart.

152. What on earth for? I needed the parts.

153. For a project I'm working on.

154. As I said, potential for destruction in each of us

155. is infinite!

156. I had you pegged as a creature of habit.

157. Come again.

158. Your desk. You moved it.

159. Uh, we know from the driver

160. what stop she got on.

161. He's worked up an artist sketch rendering.

162. So we'll canvass the area,

163. see if we can id her.

164. What about the other victim?

165. Did the bus driver see her get on too?

166. Were they not together?

167. I'm sorry. You mean one.

168. There is only one victim.

169. I'm confused.

170. Agent Dunham?

171. Where are we on this?

172. Uh, the bus driver remembered

173. what stop she, uh...

174. what stop she got on.

175. He gave us an artist sketch rendering.

176. We're gonna show it around and see if we can ID her.

177. What the hell is going on here?

178. Sanford.

179. Why is the entire 13th floor

180. trying to link William Bell to biological terror attacks?

181. We have evidence that Bell might be implicated.

182. Yeah, I know what you have.

183. You have testimony from a dead man

184. Who himself was an admitted terrorist.

185. Well, his testimony confirms what we've long suspected.

186. Massive Dynamic may be involved

187. or behind the events we've been witnessing.

188. William Bell and Massive Dynamic

189. are the defense department's largest contractors.

190. These waters are much too deep for a fishing expedition.

191. Are you seriously suggesting that we just ignore?

192. I am telling you to drop this

193. considering that you have nothing more

194. than an unsubstantiated report from a hostile source.

195. Clear?

196. Are we really going to...

197. No.

198. Get more evidence.

199. Just a few more centimeters

200. You know, Walter, working with you,

201. it's amazing the sort of things you get used to.

202. You're not the first person to tell me that.

203. Wow. Looks like somebody could've flossed more.

204. Okay.

205. Let's just hope that she has her dental records on file.

206. File of course?

207. My filing system.

208. Perhaps that's where I hid the manifesto!

209. You mean like how you seal things

210. in the walls of your old house

211. or how you squirrel things away

212. in random deposit boxes around the country?

213. I would hardly call that a "filing system."

214. I was prone to hide things because I was afraid

215. that someone would unlock all my secrets.

216. I didn't realize that the someone would be me.

217. Where's my geiger counter? I left it here.

218. You think a radiation detector's

219. Gonna help you find the manifesto?

220. No. But I find that the rhythmic ticking

221. it emits helps me think.

222. Oh, Walter, Peter actually cannibalized that

223. for his project too.

224. Oh, no, look, this has got to stop.

225. Lab rule number one,

226. do not borrow Walter's equipment without asking!

227. Walter, we found a match on the victim.

228. Her name is Susan Pratt.

229. Thank you. We'll take it from here.

230. Susan Pratt. She's 29 years old. Single.

231. Worked for a New York highway department.

232. Tollbooth operator.

233. That's a lonely line of work.

234. Doesn't look like she had much of a social life either.

235. She's definitely a table for one.

236. Hey, Liv.

237. You think there's something wrong with her?

238. What do you mean?

239. You know, good-looking woman in the prime of her life.

240. No evidence of a boyfriend.

241. Or any friends for that matter.

242. Just doesn't exactly strike me as being normal.

243. Well, I guess that depends

244. on what your definition of normal is.

245. Liv.

246. Hey, Charlie, I think I found something.

247. She has a $30,000 check from an Isaac Winters.

248. I found something too.

249. I think you should take a look at this.

250. What the hell happened to her?

251. Did you get it?

252. No, I told you they don't have it.

253. Has to be Franken Berry, that's what I ate back then.

254. If I'm to remember where I hid the manuscript,

255. it's simple sense memory, Peter.

256. But they don't have it.

257. For all we know, they don't even make it anymore.

258. I did, however, get you this.

259. All the artificial sugary sweetness

260. a growing scientist needs.

261. Hello, Agent Dunham!

262. Let me guess, you're a cornflakes gal.

263. Am I correct?

264. Uh, yeah.

265. Why not?

266. So we went to the victim's apartment

267. and there appears to be evidence of other fires.

268. So the bus stop wasn't her first incident.

269. No.

270. Walter.

271. Does that mean something to you?

272. It changes everything.

273. We can rule out spontaneous human combustion.

274. For one, I mean, that's strictly a one-off event

275. as you can imagine.

276. So what does it rule in?

277. Pyrokinesis.

278. Stop. There's no time for jokes, Walter.

279. Pyrokinesis?

280. It's not even a real word.

281. It was made up by Steven King.

282. You ever see Firestarter with Drew Barrymore?

283. Little girl who can start fires with her mind?

284. Mr. King coined the term,

285. but the phenomenon existed long before that.

286. It's not that complicated, really.

287. It's merely a form of telekinesis.

288. The ability to move objects with the mind.

289. Merely?

290. However, with pyrokinetics,

291. they can excite objects at a molecular level.

292. Well, well, look, think, think of, of, of

293. each of these grains of cereal as a molecule.

294. Uh, as the molecules start to vibrate more quickly,

295. they generate heat.

296. Energy.

297. Until that energy must be released!

298. It's a fascinating demonstration, Walter.

299. But it still doesn't explain why it is

300. that Susan Pratt blew up.

301. I suspect this was a newfound ability.

302. Well, it, it, it takes training

303. to generate a heat source Outside of the body.

304. Without proper control, the energy is turned inward.

305. You see? She had no other options.

306. So you think that she had a choice

307. to either blow somebody else up

308. or blow herself up.

309. Yes. But this poor woman had yet to master her ability.

310. Which made her a powder keg.

311. Emotional stress, agitation,

312. any high anxiety would set her off.

313. So where does this ability come from?

314. Is it that she was just born different

315. or is it something that someone did to her?

316. That is the real question now, isn't it?

317. I'm not cleaning that up, by the way.

318. Dunham.

319. We got a hit from that check you found

320. in Susan Pratt's apartment.

321. Uh, it was cut from a law firm.

322. Signed by Isaac Winters.

323. He has an office in Charlestown.

324. Why am I not surprised you brought one of those?

325. Because you know me too well.

326. If we get caught, I don't know you at all.

327. Looks like somebody left in a hurry.

328. You have four new messages.

329. Mr. Winters, this is Susan.

330. Susan Pratt.

331. You told me to call you

332. If anything odd started happening.

333. Well, it did, after I took the tests.

334. Please call me back.

335. What did he do to her?

336. I'm gonna call ERT, have them dust for prints.

337. Mr. winters, it's susan again.

338. You told me... you told me not to talk to anybody,

339. but I'm scared.

340. What's happening to me?

341. Attention all citizens.

342. Evacuate the area now.

343. Proceed to the nearest emergency shelter.

344. This is not a test.

345. Liv. Hey.

346. You okay?

347. You sure you didn't have any LSD?

348. It wasn't a drug trip, Walter.

349. Well, visual hallucinations can be caused

350. by a number of things.

351. Could you look straight ahead, please?

352. Sleep deprivation, a concussion, brain tumor.

353. I feel like I'm losing my mind.

354. Oh, I don't think so.

355. If you were actually going insane,

356. you'd likely have no idea what's happening.

357. Take it from me.

358. When did these episodes start? How did they feel?

359. First with Susan Pratt's body.

360. Then it was in broyles' office.

361. The other on the street.

362. The same people, the same places, but bleak.

363. The, uh, the city was on fire.

364. Fascinating.

365. There's another possibility,

366. but it's a bit complicated.

367. Deja vu.

368. It wasn't deja vu, Walter.

369. Not even close.

370. Typical protracted deja vu. Prolonged.

371. You're familiar with the... the pliability of space-time, yes?

372. One minute will explain.

373. Most of us experience life as a... a linear progression

374. just like this.

375. But this is an illusion

376. because every day, life presents us

377. with an array of choices.

378. As a result, life should look more like this.

379. And each choice...

380. leads to a new path.

381. To go to work. To stay home.

382. And each choice we take creates a new reality.

383. Yes.

384. But what does it have to do with deja vu?

385. Deja vu is... is... is simply a... a momentary glimpse

386. to the other side.

387. Almost everyone experiences it.

388. We feel that we've been somewhere before

389. because actually we have in another reality.

390. It's another path.

391. The road not taken.

392. Walter, why me?

393. Why am I seeing these visions?

394. I don't know.

395. Walter, what about William Bell's drug trials?

396. Cortexiphan.

397. You said that it worked on perception.

398. Yes.

399. If it's true and I was part of the trials

400. when I was a kid,

401. is it possible that it's causing these visions?

402. I don't know.

403. But what I do know is that you are a committed investigator.

404. You're a perceptive Agent.

405. If you are having these visions, whatever they are,

406. there must be a reason.

407. Trust me.

408. Really, Walter, from a man who routinely sees

409. little green men prancing through the lab

410. with Tam O'Shanters on?

411. Hey, I think I found something.

412. It's another victim who died the same way Susan Pratt did.

413. I checked it out and the guy who runs the web site

414. lives in Malden.

415. I'm a special Agent with the FBI.

416. We need to speak to Emmanuel Grayson.

417. May I see your credentials, please?

418. Mr. Grayson, you operate a web site

419. called "galaxy truths" where you claim to uncover

420. conspiracies perpetrated by foreign governments.

421. I don't claim. I accomplish.

422. Unlike you two.

423. You're just pawns being used by the government.

424. To spread their propaganda.

425. Look, I can appreciate your opinion, Mr. Grayson.

426. No, no. Look. Look.

427. You're right, okay? She's a fed, but I'm not.

428. I'm just like you.

429. I am a citizen in search of the truth.

430. Give me the photo.

431. We downloaded this off of your web site.

432. It claims that this person was a victim

433. of spontaneous human combustion.

434. Now you gotta tell us, where did this one happen?

435. Budapest. Three weeks ago.

436. The victim was an american graduate student on holiday.

437. The hungarian police say he was attacked

438. and set on fire. That's not the truth.

439. Why do you say that?

440. Are you familiar with William Bell?

441. Of course.

442. William Bell killed these people.

443. What do you mean?

444. William Bell's company massive dynamic

445. is a cover for all manner of unethical behavior.

446. Multi-national, outside the purview of government control.

447. He founded it to continue his

448. experiments with impunity.

449. Among them, secret drug trials.

450. This was one of his test subjects.

451. Then why would William Bell have him killed?

452. Well, he didn't. At least not intentionally.

453. You see, bell is trying to activate his subjects

454. to see which ones were successful.

455. Some can handle the process. Others can't.

456. What process? To create super soldiers.

457. Super soldiers. Yes. Like Khan Noonien Singh.

458. To defend us in a coming war.

459. What war? I'm sorry.

460. Vulcan? Yes.

461. As in the wrath of... Yes.

462. Let me guess. This war, it's against...

463. The romulans.

464. Renegade romulans from the future.

465. Here to change the timeline.

466. The sworn enemy of the federation.

467. The federation.

468. That would be the united federation of planets.

469. Hmm. Yes.

470. And you know all this because...

471. I am the son of Seric.

472. Which makes you Spock.

473. Yes.

474. Well, Mr. Spock, thank you for your time.

475. We'll let you get back to the bridge now.

476. Live long and prosper.

477. Okay, yes, you were right.

478. But see that?

479. I'm a big enough girl to admit when I'm wrong.

480. Oh, but I think we can prepare for that possibility.

481. It shouldn't be a problem.

482. Uh, Mr. Prime Minister, I'm very sorry,

483. would you mind holding for just a moment?

484. Thanks.

485. Hello. When?

486. Well, no. Don't do that.

487. Don't do anything until I get there.

488. Sir, I'm so sorry. Something has just come up.

489. If you'll excuse me. Yes. You too.

490. Get me to the helicopter fast.

491. What if we're overlooking something?

492. What if Emmanuel Grayson was right?

493. About which part? Being from planet Vulcan?

494. No. Forget that.

495. But some of what he said made sense.

496. We already know that William Bell conducted drug trials

497. with experimental drugs.

498. Cortexiphan for one.

499. Do you have anything stronger for my coffee?

500. Yeah. Bottom drawer. In the cabinet behind you.

501. And here I was halfway kidding.

502. What?

503. What your father said about me having these visions

504. for a reason.

505. Maybe there's a clue in them that I'm meant to find.

506. Meaning what?

507. We have one victim. Susan Pratt.

508. But in my visions, there are always two bodies.

509. Who are they? I don't know. Unidentified.

510. But maybe if I could get back to that parallel universe

511. as Walter describes, I can ID that second charred body.

512. Maybe what's happening there could help us understand

513. what's happening here.

514. Happening where?

515. Nowhere.

516. Your new assignment.

517. Always a pleasure seeing you, sir.

518. Hey. Wait a sec. Harris.

519. Can you stop?

520. You want me to submit for a psych exam?

521. That's right. I'm concerned for you.

522. Why? I've read your briefs.

523. And I'd say your analysis borders on the paranoid.

524. Besides which, your behavior's been noted

525. as erratic and driven by emotion and not just by me.

526. That is not what this is about.

527. My colleagues need to trust me.

528. They need to depend on me.

529. Not wonder in the back of their minds

530. whether or not I'm losing mine.

531. Look, this job is intense.

532. This has got nothing to do with my ability to do my job.

533. This is about something else. This is about you and me.

534. This is exactly what I'm talking about

535. because right now, you are acting emotionally.

536. Yes, you're right, I am.

537. You know, I've tried to move past our history.

538. I've tried to reason with you in the interest

539. of a working relationship.

540. But you seem to get off on this.

541. So fine. I don't give a damn anymore.

542. But I am not going to let you undermine my ability to do my job.

543. You can color this any way you like, Dunham.

544. But I am still your superior officer

545. and that evaluation is a direct order.

546. We need to get their statements...

547. You put a shoot to kill order out on the perps.

548. You understand me? Don't get close to them.

549. Charlie. Yeah, what's up?

550. I was wondering where we were

551. on the Susan Pratt case.

552. We're at nowhere. Same place we were yesterday.

553. I'd like to look again.

554. You have half of Boston in quarantined lockdown

555. and you're worried about a pair of charred twins?

556. Twins?

557. Sorry. Didn't see you.

558. We already ran Susan's bio.

559. We didn't find a sister. I know.

560. Look. You were right.

561. Nancy Lewis.

562. It says here that she had a twin sister

563. who went missing 11 years ago.

564. Maybe Susan ran away. Changed her identity.

565. She must've been running pretty hard.

566. Where does Nancy live?

567. She's local. 934 Whittier.

568. Thanks, Charlie.

569. Nancy Lewis, my name is Isaac Winters.

570. Nancy Lewis. FBI.

571. We need to ask you some questions.

572. It's unlocked.

573. Nancy.

574. Coffee's still hot.

575. Uh, this is Dunham.

576. I need immediate forensic dispatch to 934 Whittier.

577. Apartment 210.

578. Dunham. Take a look at this.

579. This glass has been melted.

580. You think she's starting fires like her sister?

581. What is it?

582. I got an idea.

583. I'm not sure.

584. I got it.

585. Yeah, I knew.

586. Please don't touch that window.

587. We haven't pulled prints yet.

588. You're not gonna need to.

589. I think the protocols and the processing of evidence

590. are pretty clear.

591. Let me guess, you're new around here.

592. Is everything all right? Yeah, everything's fine.

593. Just tell Mr. Protocol to let me do my job, please.

594. Uh, it's okay. He's with me.

595. Are you, uh, ever gonna tell me

596. what it is that you are actually doing?

597. Help me with this first. Hold the glass up here.

598. Gently.

599. Be sure this will be important, I was about to take my bathe.

600. Hey. You have any problem taking it apart?

601. Walter tried to take back the electron microscope.

602. But I convinced him that you needed it.

603. So what's going on?

604. Nancy Lewis was kidnapped.

605. And we're gonna figure out who did it.

606. I've seen this woman before.

607. Why does she look so familiar?

608. Maybe because you dissected her twin sister yesterday.

609. Remember? Blond girl about 5'7".

610. Really well done. Melted fillings.

611. Astrid

612. can you plug that in to the DVI input?

613. Okay. Here's the deal.

614. Walter, the project that I've been working on

615. was for you. For me?

616. It reconstructs audio.

617. I wanted you to be able to digitize

618. some of those old water-damaged vinyl records you have.

619. I know how much that mean to you.

620. Thank you, son.

621. You know, when he was five,

622. he... he built me a Popsicle napkin holder.

623. Dreadful design. Utterly useless.

624. Thank you.

625. But this... this is...

626. You're welcome.

627. Anyway, the basic principles at work here are very simple.

628. You all know how a record player works, right?

629. Yeah. A needle goes over the grooves of the vinyl

630. and the vibrations it picks up are amplified into sound.

631. Exactly. So the principle is the same.

632. Except for instead of a needle,

633. I use the electron microscope to take a high resolution,

634. digital image of the grooves on the surface of the record.

635. That image is then transferred into the computer,

636. which translates it back into audio that we can hear.

637. You sound just like him.

638. I'm guessing that with the software modifications

639. I gave you,

640. we're gonna be able to do the same thing with this.

641. So you're saying that you can play back the glass somehow.

642. Yeah. Walter says that these pyrotechnic abilities

643. only occur during times of emotional stress.

644. I think that when our twin was kidnapped,

645. the heat that she generated 'caused that window

646. To liquefy slightly.

647. Which means that any sound

648. That was in this room at that time

649. would've left microscopic impressions in the molten glass.

650. Like the grooves on a record.

651. Exactly right.

652. Now if you'll please scan the glass.

653. Okay. You're ready to go.

654. All right.

655. So it's transferring into the sound processor now.

656. Let's see what we got.

657. That could've been one of my records.

658. It's okay. It's all right.

659. I... I already have a digital scan of the glass in here.

660. Let's try that again, shall we?

661. Just slow it down.

662. I don't understand. It should be working.

663. Yes. Yes.

664. Now attenuate for ambient noise.

665. Get out of here. Stay away.

666. What do you want?

667. Please!

668. Poor dear.

669. Peter, can you play it back from when he starts to talk?

670. Yeah. One sec.

671. Okay, just there. Where he's dialing.

672. Okay, can you make that clearer?

673. Sure. Let me just isolate the sound.

674. Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

675. My cell phone app can dial the number from the tones.

676. This is Harris.

677. Hey, Charlie. I'm headed out for a few hours.

678. Anybody needs me, I'm reachable by cell.

679. You got it.

680. I got him, Charlie. He's headed west.

681. I'm right behind you.

682. Charlie, he's approaching a warehouse off Moore and Adams.

683. Roger that. We're turning onto Adams right now.

684. He used a remote to get in.

685. I guess we go with the old-fashioned way.

686. No thermal activity yet.

687. Her body temperature's normal. We'll know more soon.

688. He's losing patience.

689. We need her active. Get it done.

690. Liv, I heard gunshots. You okay?

691. Charlie, we've got a man down.

692. Charlie, I've got her. Back northwest corner.

693. I'm Olivia. I am with the FBI.

694. Help me. Please.

695. Don't worry. You're gonna be okay.

696. No!

697. Hariss, open the door!

698. God damn it, Harris. Open the door.

699. Open the door!

700. I can't breathe.

701. Well, look at that.

702. Good work, Agent Dunham.

703. You managed to activate her before we could.

704. Damn it, Harris, open the door.

705. She needs help.

706. Not if she can control it.

707. And if not, she'll explode and kill both of you.

708. So one problem solves another.

709. Ah! I'm burning up!

710. You're gonna be okay. Just calm down. Just calm down.

711. Yeah, it's me. I need to speak to him.

712. Hold on. I'm gonna get you out of here.

713. It worked. She's hot. We have an active.

714. But she's a loss. She's highly unstable.

715. Why is this happening to me? I don't understand.

716. They did something to you... maybe to both of us

717. a long time ago when we were just kids.

718. And right now you're feeling the effects from that.

719. But you can control this, okay?

720. You can control this and I'm gonna help you.

721. I just need you to focus the heat away from us.

722. Yes, you can.

723. Just focus. Focus on anything.

724. Just focus, Nancy.

725. You can do this, Nancy.

726. You can.

727. Yeah, I'll take care of it.

728. There won't even be a trace.

729. I, uh, uh...

730. Oh! it's okay. Everything's gonna be okay.

731. Oh, yeah. You're gonna be okay.

732. Oh, it's okay. It's okay.

733. Okay. I think you got all of that, Walter.

734. I'm gonna use the bathroom. Be right back.

735. Exscuse me, could you keep an eye on him,

736. make sure he doesn't leave?

737. Where's Peter?

738. Peter's in the bathroom.

739. What the hell did you people do to us?

740. You and William Bell, Walter. What did you do to me?

741. Susan Pratt and Nancy Lewis

742. are from Jacksonville, Florida.

743. Just like Nick Lane,

744. the guy that you conducted drug trials on

745. when he was a kid.

746. The drug trials that you conducted on me.

747. They were Belly's.

748. They're Belly's trials.

749. But you knew.

750. Walter, you were there and you knew.

751. We were trying to help. It meant no harm.

752. No harm?

753. You were drugging children. Three-year-old children, Walter.

754. Why did you do it?

755. We were trying to prepare you.

756. To make you capable. Able.

757. Something terrible is coming.

758. What? I don't know.

759. Walter, what did you do to us?

760. I don't know.

761. Damm it, Walter, you do. No, I don't.

762. I don't.

763. I... I can't remember.

764. I'm sorry.

765. Walter.

766. What just happened?

767. Nina. What is it?

768. These were all taken in the last 24 hours.

769. You know what happened the last time he appeared

770. with this kind of frequency.

771. We need to talk.

772. Astrid, I found it.

773. The original manuscript with the extra pages.

774. I was right. Listen to this.

775. "Our children are our greatest resource.

776. We must nurture them and protect them.

777. We must prepare them so they can one day protect us."

778. You see, I was...

779. Hello, Walter.

780. Oh. Hello.

781. It's time to go.

782. Is it time?

783. I'll get my coat.

784. Evening.