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<i>Previously on </i>Fringe<i>...</i>

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Whatever they needed, they have it now.
It's not safe for you here anymore.

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You have to go home.

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You're not real.

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- What about this Olivia?
- We won't be needing her anymore.

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Get me out! Despite what you think
my universe is not at war with yours.

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I've seen war.

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If what you're saying is true,
in the end, I have to believe in hope.

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Please make this worth it.

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Since you got back from the other side,
it's like you're a different person.

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<i>She has a message for you.
She's trapped in the other universe.</i>

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Olivia's back. They think
she had some kind of seizure.

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If it wasn't for you,
I would never have made it back.

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You saved my life.

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- Excuse me.
- Sorry. So sorry.

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Yes, hello.
Sure.

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Yes, there's a man here
in need of medical attention

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5776 dower street.

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He's injured very badly.
Please hurry.

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Cheers.

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I'm so sorry, sir.

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But...

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there's no other way.

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- No details on this one.
- Never a good sign.

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Did somebody call 9-1-1?

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Someone call 9-1-1?

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Call this in.

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Dispatch,
we're looking at a possible homicide.

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Requesting backup.

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Joe, someone cut this guy's heart out.
Get in here.

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Don't let me die.

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3x09
<i>- Marionette -</i>

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Guess you weren't
expecting me back so soon.

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Which led me to believe
that Walternate's main priority

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was learning
how to cross universes safely.

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- He was using me to discover how.
- Do you think he's close?

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His tests enabled him
to synthesize cortexiphan.

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So yeah, I think he's close.
And he is driven.

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The way he sees things,
it's his world or ours.

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I understand the other Olivia escaped
with a crucial part of the machine.

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- Where is the rest of it?
- Science division is analyzing it now.

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- I'd like to see the results.
- Of course. Once you're back.

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You're officially on leave
until further notice.

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To say you've experienced a trauma
is an understatement.

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You need to process what you've endured
over the past two months.

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I know, but I honestly believe
that my ability to do my job

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- isn't impaired.
- Your ability's not my only concern.

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I'm not gonna deny the last few months
haven't taken their toll.

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But I made a promise
to a friend over there.

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And I swore that I would do everything
that I can to heal both worlds.

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I need to go back to work.

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This friend you're talking about...

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What was he like?

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He wasn't that unlike you.

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He was honorable,

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committed.

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He feared for his family,
for their future.

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- So he had children?
- A son and a daughter.

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And he was very close to his wife.

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And they were still married?

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- Come on, Walter! Let's go!
- Coming!

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I thought it was in the closet.
Wait.

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- Where was it?
- Bathroom. A couple of nights ago,

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I used my cauterizer to remove
an uncomfortable growth between my...

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Less information, better.

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Have you spoken to Olivia?

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I did. Called her last night.
Doing better, but still recuperating.

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I understand how difficult it is to be
candid with people that you care about.

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Particularly when it concerns matters
that are intimate in nature.

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- Ready to go?
- Yes, I am.

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- And by intimate, I mean sexual.
- Yeah, I got that.

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I know this is
an instance of a parent

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asking a child to do
as he says and not as he does.

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How many ways can I tell you
that I don't want

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- to have this conversation, Walter?
- But you must have it.

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No, this conversation,
the one that we're having right now.

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We're here.

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You understand better than most

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the pain a lie can inflict.

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Yes, I do.

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Which is why, even though I expect it's
going to change how she feels about me,

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I am going to tell Olivia
everything.

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You're a good man.

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She knows that.

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Look who's here.

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It's good to see you out and about.
Peter, look, it's Olivia.

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- Shouldn't you be resting?
- Agent Dunham has been cleared for duty.

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- In that case, welcome back.
- Thank you.

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- You gonna tell us what we're in for?
- At approximately 8:00,

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9-1-1 received a call
from inside this house.

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The caller said that there was someone
inside in need of medical attention.

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When the EMTs arrived, they found
the victim strapped to a table,

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chest cavity open
and his heart missing.

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But then after they discovered him
in that condition,

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the victim regained consciousness, spoke
and then died three minutes later.

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He was conscious and speaking without
a functional cardiovascular system?

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- It appears so.
- Lady Fortuna has smiled upon us.

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Where do you suppose I could pick up

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quality imported pickled herring?

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No idea. Why?

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I'm thinking of scandinavia.

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- Scandinavia?
- The blood eagle.

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A norse method of torture.

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Breaking the ribs and spreading them out
to resemble blood-stained wings.

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- So we're looking for a viking?
- Whoever did this was trained.

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These incisions have been made
with precision.

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This is beautiful work.

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Definitely not a viking.
They were ruthless.

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Look at this.

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Scar tissue.

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He's had heart surgery before.

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Stay here.
I'll be right back.

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It's impossible to determine
the time of death

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because in this case, the standards
we generally use don't apply.

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What exactly does that mean?

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- He still has reflexes?
- Yes, and yet his heart was removed

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at least four hours ago.

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By now, rigor mortis
should be starting to set in.

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- So we're not even sure if he's dead?
- He's more dead than not.

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What if somebody is harvesting organs
on the black market?

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Not likely.

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This guy's medicine cabinet
rivals some pharmacies.

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Steroids, immunosuppressants antifungals,
antibiotics, pain medication.

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You wouldn't steal a heart
from someone this sick.

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- Who's the prescribing physician?
- Dr. Alexandra Ross.

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You two go talk to this Dr. Ross.

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Dr. Bishop, I'll arrange to transport
the cadaver to your lab.

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Great.
Perhaps there I'll be able to discover

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what made this tin man tick.

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- Dr. Ross is still in surgery.
- Okay, then we'll wait.

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You know
you're drinking swill right?

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It's nice to be able to take
a cup of coffee for granted.

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What?

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You know, when you go on vacation
and you come back

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and some things are a revelation?

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Like coffee or my favorite shoes.

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And then...

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other things are just...

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I don't know.

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My mail was opened.

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It's kind of disconcerting knowing
somebody else has been living your life.

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You okay?

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There's something
that I have to talk to you about.

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About her.

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I noticed...

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changes.

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Small changes,
but they were definitely there.

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She's much quicker with a smile...

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and less...

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I don't know.
Less intense maybe.

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She said that when she was over there,
what she saw of her other life,

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it made her want to change,
to be happier.

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And I believed her,
because that made sense.

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There was no way for you to know.

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Everything happened so fast,
I couldn't even tell you how they did it.

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And it's okay.

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I'm here now.

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When you asked me to come back
to this world with you...

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- you said...
- That you belonged with me.

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And so I came back for you.

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For us.

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And we started seeing each other.

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And I explained away the differences,
because our relationship was different.

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I thought she was you, Olivia.

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Does everyone know?

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I reported everything
when I found out who she was.

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Olivia, I'm sorry.

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You know,
she had a really full life,

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really sweet boyfriend.

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And if he hadn't been out of town,
then who knows what could've happened?

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She had friends,
people who loved her.

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People who risked their lives
to help her.

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They all believed that I was her.

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I can understand how that...

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Dr. Ross is out of surgery.

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- Could you give us a second, please?
- Sure.

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It's fine.

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We're good.
Let's go.

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I don't understand.
His heart was removed?

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We'd like to ask you about
the medications that you prescribed him.

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Of course.

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It was the standard regimen
for transplant recipients.

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Mr. Russo suffered
from congestive heart failure.

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He was on the list for over a year
waiting for a donor.

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He had a heart transplant?

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He wanted a second chance.
We gave him one.

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Or at least...

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I thought we did.

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It won't be long now.

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It will be okay.

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Walter, are you sure
it's called the Yatsko project?

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Nina says that she checked
Massive Dynamic's archives personally,

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- and nothing came up under that heading.
- That can't be right.

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Belly and I created a serum similar
to this in the mid-'70s.

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I'm certain of it.

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We were trying
to devise a method to...

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Of questioning someone after death.

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- Of course you were.
- Tell her to look under pet projects.

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Perhaps the Yatsko research
was folded in.

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I'm leaving.

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Peter's giving you a ride home.

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He should be here
any minute, Walter.

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Evening, everyone.

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What wonderful timing.

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- You got the keys to lock up?
- Yeah. Yeah, no problem.

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All right, don't let him
keep you here too late, okay?

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- Good night, Walter.
- Good night, Astrid. Peter, come here.

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Good night.

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I want you to smell something,
tell me what you deduce.

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- What am I smelling?
- Him.

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Notice anything?

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- I'm not vomiting.
- Precisely.

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By now, it should be emitting

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the unmistakable odor
of putrefaction.

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This corpse's decomposition
has slowed to almost zero.

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- So what's arresting the decay?
- That's a good question.

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Astrid and I...

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isolated traces of a serum
in his blood.

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It functions as a preservative,

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radically slowing down
cell degradation.

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Why bother to slow down his death?
They already stole his heart.

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To assuage his conscience,
of course.

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People that would steal an organ
would really be troubled by conscience?

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He called 911.

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If the EMTs had got him
on a heart-lung machine in time,

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he might have survived.

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It's highly unlikely, of course,

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but I'm betting it helps our organ thief
sleep well at night.

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At least somebody is.

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You haven't told, Olivia.

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- Nope, actually, I did.
- How did she react?

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- Surprisingly well.
- Really?

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Do you think possibly
they replaced her with a robot?

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Tell me there's more.

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There's plenty.
I just made a fresh pot.

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Great.

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Bad night?

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I had a lot of laundry
to go through.

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How is it, being back?

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It's good.

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Strange.

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Peter told me what happened,
you know, that he was seeing her.

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You know, I get it, but...

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You saw them together.

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What was he like with her?

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He didn't seem different?
I mean...

247
00:20:46,401 --> 00:20:48,667
Like, happier or...

248
00:20:50,629 --> 00:20:52,087
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.

249
00:20:52,255 --> 00:20:55,549
We should go. Broyles wouldn't have
called us in if he didn't have something.

250
00:20:56,526 --> 00:20:57,719
Olivia, wait.

251
00:21:00,985 --> 00:21:04,141
- He thought that she was with you.
- I understand. It's fine.

252
00:21:04,309 --> 00:21:05,267
It's not fine.

253
00:21:06,857 --> 00:21:10,523
Whatever feelings that Peter had,
they were not about her.

254
00:21:11,699 --> 00:21:12,964
They were about you.

255
00:21:14,959 --> 00:21:16,315
And they were real.

256
00:21:18,421 --> 00:21:19,693
They still are.

257
00:21:23,447 --> 00:21:24,682
Thank you, Astrid.

258
00:21:26,748 --> 00:21:30,271
A cross-state search of police records
turned up multiple organ thefts.

259
00:21:30,396 --> 00:21:33,628
The incidents took place in fivestates,
but the MO of the crime is consistent.

260
00:21:34,312 --> 00:21:36,132
You're saying
the same person did all this?

261
00:21:36,257 --> 00:21:38,637
- It appears so.
- Any of those organs transplants?

262
00:21:38,762 --> 00:21:41,595
They all were. And not only that,
they're all from the same donor.

263
00:21:42,666 --> 00:21:44,297
- Do we have a name?
- A donor number.

264
00:21:44,422 --> 00:21:46,475
Names are kept confidential.
17-year-old female.

265
00:21:47,149 --> 00:21:49,564
We've issued a priority request.
We should know more shortly.

266
00:21:49,689 --> 00:21:50,927
Mind if I take a look?

267
00:21:53,108 --> 00:21:55,859
So he's gathering all of her organs.
Why?

268
00:21:56,027 --> 00:21:58,236
Some people have
strong objections to organ donation.

269
00:21:58,405 --> 00:22:00,697
Maybe someone close
didn't think the recipients were worthy.

270
00:22:00,866 --> 00:22:02,821
It says here
after the organs were harvested,

271
00:22:02,946 --> 00:22:05,534
they remanded the custody of the body
to the Rosindale Eye Bank.

272
00:22:05,659 --> 00:22:08,789
- Her corneas were donated too?
- There's no photos of them being stolen.

273
00:22:13,253 --> 00:22:15,422
Put me through
to the Rosindale Eye Bank.

274
00:22:16,423 --> 00:22:18,131
This is colonel Broyles
with the FBI.

275
00:22:18,470 --> 00:22:20,843
I need to speak with
your executive director immediately.

276
00:22:21,386 --> 00:22:23,743
Yes, it's urgent.
Immediately means urgent.

277
00:22:24,463 --> 00:22:25,497
Thank you.

278
00:22:38,778 --> 00:22:40,048
So sorry, sir.

279
00:22:48,576 --> 00:22:50,045
These don't belong to you...

280
00:22:51,283 --> 00:22:52,283
do they?

281
00:23:03,428 --> 00:23:04,428
Good.

282
00:23:05,013 --> 00:23:07,472
He wasn't at home.
We're at his restaurant now.

283
00:23:08,370 --> 00:23:10,360
That was Astrid.
We've got a name on the donor.

284
00:23:10,485 --> 00:23:12,394
Amanda Walsh. Her family lives
in Providence.

285
00:23:12,562 --> 00:23:14,250
FBI's arranging an interview.

286
00:23:15,793 --> 00:23:17,429
There's a light on in back.

287
00:23:33,333 --> 00:23:34,333
Anybody there?

288
00:23:49,136 --> 00:23:50,136
Over here.

289
00:24:03,077 --> 00:24:04,029
We're too late.

290
00:24:26,383 --> 00:24:27,417
Please...

291
00:24:28,038 --> 00:24:29,038
Help me.

292
00:24:40,133 --> 00:24:42,688
I wanted to see how the construction
was coming along.

293
00:24:44,221 --> 00:24:46,328
There was some paperwork
to take care of.

294
00:24:46,961 --> 00:24:48,321
I was feeling fine.

295
00:24:49,275 --> 00:24:52,035
But as I was walking there,
I started getting dizzy.

296
00:24:53,222 --> 00:24:54,448
Next thing I know,

297
00:24:54,874 --> 00:24:56,290
I'm strapped to a slab.

298
00:24:59,666 --> 00:25:01,316
He actually apologized.

299
00:25:02,207 --> 00:25:03,473
Can you believe that?

300
00:25:03,598 --> 00:25:07,134
He said he wished there was another way,
that they didn't belong to me.

301
00:25:09,737 --> 00:25:11,189
So Walter was right.

302
00:25:11,314 --> 00:25:13,477
We're dealing
with a remorseful organ thief.

303
00:25:13,602 --> 00:25:15,086
Well, that makes sense.

304
00:25:15,598 --> 00:25:17,922
He didn't want to hurt those people.
It's about her.

305
00:25:18,047 --> 00:25:20,600
He didn't want her organs
going to someone else.

306
00:25:20,725 --> 00:25:23,942
I'm gonna call Broyles, let him know
we're on the way to talk to the family.

307
00:25:32,327 --> 00:25:34,703
Please tell me you're not giving Gene
the evidence to drink.

308
00:25:35,324 --> 00:25:38,131
Not until I understand
the long-term side effects.

309
00:25:38,256 --> 00:25:39,922
But imagine the possibilities

310
00:25:40,047 --> 00:25:43,295
if this can permanently
erase cell decay.

311
00:25:44,235 --> 00:25:46,580
- Milk that doesn't go bad.
- And cheese.

312
00:25:48,132 --> 00:25:50,454
That dream is gonna have
to wait, Walter.

313
00:25:50,793 --> 00:25:54,532
Here are the Yatsko project files.
Massive Dynamic just sent them over.

314
00:25:54,657 --> 00:25:56,433
You were right.
They were misfiled.

315
00:25:56,601 --> 00:25:59,274
It turns out that the research
that you and William Bell did

316
00:25:59,399 --> 00:26:02,896
on human-tissue preservation didn't stop
when you went to St. Claire's.

317
00:26:03,201 --> 00:26:04,774
Interesting.

318
00:26:06,900 --> 00:26:09,738
I think we're on the precipice
of understanding this.

319
00:26:10,636 --> 00:26:11,698
More you than we.

320
00:26:11,866 --> 00:26:14,694
I have a working hypothesis.
Astrid, I need you to get me something.

321
00:26:14,819 --> 00:26:16,078
I need the organ donor.

322
00:26:16,246 --> 00:26:17,496
Amanda Walsh.

323
00:26:18,376 --> 00:26:20,540
I need her body...
Or what's left of it.

324
00:26:25,302 --> 00:26:26,838
The only consolation I had

325
00:26:27,007 --> 00:26:29,633
was her passing gave
other people another chance.

326
00:26:30,623 --> 00:26:32,257
Was Amanda dating anyone?

327
00:26:32,382 --> 00:26:35,211
Did she have any friendships
that were cause for concern?

328
00:26:35,336 --> 00:26:37,641
I was more concerned
she didn't have any friends.

329
00:26:38,045 --> 00:26:40,727
She didn't like school.
She didn't want to do sports.

330
00:26:42,344 --> 00:26:43,544
It was ballet.

331
00:26:44,160 --> 00:26:46,299
That was the only thing
that ever made her happy.

332
00:26:47,185 --> 00:26:49,278
Mrs. Walsh,
how did your daughter die?

333
00:26:52,549 --> 00:26:54,149
She took her own life.

334
00:26:54,909 --> 00:26:57,452
My daughter was
clinically depressed.

335
00:26:58,362 --> 00:27:00,914
- Was she being treated for depression?
- Yes.

336
00:27:01,082 --> 00:27:02,791
She was
on antidepression medication.

337
00:27:03,332 --> 00:27:05,210
She also did a lot of group therapy.

338
00:27:06,182 --> 00:27:08,880
She kept trying different ones, but,
there were a few that she stuck with.

339
00:27:09,235 --> 00:27:12,676
We'd like the names of the doctors and
also the groups that she was attending.

340
00:27:16,097 --> 00:27:17,264
Excuse me for a sec.

341
00:27:19,076 --> 00:27:20,350
I'll get that information.

342
00:27:24,018 --> 00:27:25,439
<i>Are you at the Walsh house?</i>

343
00:27:25,985 --> 00:27:27,774
- Yeah, why?
- <i>Well, Walter has some</i>

344
00:27:27,942 --> 00:27:30,610
kind of a theory.
He needs you to speak to Mrs. Walsh.

345
00:27:31,793 --> 00:27:32,988
<i>Okay. What's he need?</i>

346
00:27:35,784 --> 00:27:38,368
Amanda's schedule, her psychiatrist,
the group she was going to.

347
00:27:39,024 --> 00:27:41,804
- If there's anything else I can do...
- Actually there is.

348
00:27:41,929 --> 00:27:43,867
That was Astrid on the phone.

349
00:27:45,165 --> 00:27:48,004
We'd like to ask your permission
to exhume your daughter's body.

350
00:27:48,129 --> 00:27:49,129
You can't.

351
00:27:49,883 --> 00:27:53,316
- I know that's an awful thing to ask.
- No, it's not possible.

352
00:28:02,618 --> 00:28:04,936
- Here she is.
- I hope there's a good reason for this,

353
00:28:05,105 --> 00:28:07,213
given all that family's
already had to suffer.

354
00:28:07,338 --> 00:28:08,597
There's a good reason.

355
00:28:13,822 --> 00:28:15,697
Walter, come on, that's a person.

356
00:28:18,076 --> 00:28:20,452
Not at all. I suspect
it's some kind of hardwood,

357
00:28:20,620 --> 00:28:22,788
cherry, maybe mahogany, and...

358
00:28:24,415 --> 00:28:25,415
concrete.

359
00:28:25,833 --> 00:28:26,833
Are you sure?

360
00:28:27,001 --> 00:28:29,219
I know that
these are not human cremains.

361
00:28:29,344 --> 00:28:31,213
If that's not her,
then where's her body?

362
00:28:32,086 --> 00:28:33,757
Likely with the rest of her organs.

363
00:28:33,925 --> 00:28:36,025
I believe
whoever is stealing these organs

364
00:28:36,150 --> 00:28:38,345
is trying to put this girl
back together again.

365
00:28:48,420 --> 00:28:50,816
It's gonna be good for you,
very good.

366
00:28:52,894 --> 00:28:54,820
We need to keep
your body strong, don't we?

367
00:31:04,037 --> 00:31:06,217
So the funeralhome didn't report it.

368
00:31:06,342 --> 00:31:07,742
You're kidding me.

369
00:31:08,204 --> 00:31:09,204
Okay, thanks.

370
00:31:11,822 --> 00:31:14,272
Broyles just confirmed
your suspicion.

371
00:31:15,128 --> 00:31:17,666
Amanda Walsh's body was stolen
before it could be cremated,

372
00:31:17,791 --> 00:31:19,660
and the funeral home covered it up.

373
00:31:19,785 --> 00:31:22,261
Apparently stealing bodies
is not all that unusual.

374
00:31:22,386 --> 00:31:23,586
Of course not.

375
00:31:23,829 --> 00:31:26,829
The theft of corpses
is a time-honored tradition.

376
00:31:27,147 --> 00:31:29,560
- Tradition?
- We've been stealing from the dead

377
00:31:29,685 --> 00:31:32,977
for as long as we've been burying them.
Perhaps longer. In the 1800s,

378
00:31:33,146 --> 00:31:36,481
grave robbery was the primary means
that doctors and scientists

379
00:31:36,649 --> 00:31:38,816
had of obtaining
human cadavers for study.

380
00:31:39,411 --> 00:31:41,498
In fact, the practice was so common

381
00:31:41,763 --> 00:31:44,280
that it inspired
the Gothic novel <i>Frankenstein</i>.

382
00:31:44,405 --> 00:31:45,740
You may have heard of it.

383
00:31:45,908 --> 00:31:47,829
You don't really believe
that it's possible

384
00:31:47,954 --> 00:31:50,086
to bring a dead person
back to life, do you?

385
00:31:51,441 --> 00:31:52,747
But not for lack of trying.

386
00:31:53,215 --> 00:31:55,625
Belly and I dabbled
in that arena for years.

387
00:31:55,932 --> 00:31:58,294
But alas,
we never could revive Yatsko.

388
00:32:00,107 --> 00:32:02,340
Peter just loved
that cocker spaniel.

389
00:32:03,884 --> 00:32:04,884
Feel that.

390
00:32:05,758 --> 00:32:07,408
Finally some stiffness.

391
00:32:09,435 --> 00:32:13,116
I've removed anyone who doesn't have
a medical or a scientific background.

392
00:32:13,241 --> 00:32:15,258
What about this guy?
Ellis Rourke.

393
00:32:15,769 --> 00:32:17,047
What group was he in?

394
00:32:18,310 --> 00:32:21,238
General depression. He and Amanda
were in it together for almost a year.

395
00:32:21,363 --> 00:32:22,277
Okay. Hit me.

396
00:32:23,961 --> 00:32:25,905
Age 36, majored in biology,

397
00:32:26,429 --> 00:32:29,589
has an anger-management problem,
arrested twice for battery.

398
00:32:29,714 --> 00:32:31,619
No, whoever's doing this
isn't driven by anger.

399
00:32:33,748 --> 00:32:35,958
Colonel Broyles asked me
to drop these records off.

400
00:32:36,083 --> 00:32:37,583
Thank you. I got it.

401
00:32:38,980 --> 00:32:41,788
Amanda was also
in a cognitive behavioral group.

402
00:32:41,913 --> 00:32:44,007
It focused on ways
to cope with depression.

403
00:32:44,175 --> 00:32:47,135
You'd think someone working that hard
at being okay, would get payoff.

404
00:32:49,928 --> 00:32:51,598
It doesn't always work like that.

405
00:32:53,256 --> 00:32:56,056
I think I got something.
Simon Waylan, age...

406
00:32:56,395 --> 00:32:57,395
29.

407
00:32:57,563 --> 00:33:00,357
Says here
that he is socially and sexually...

408
00:33:00,482 --> 00:33:01,482
incompetent.

409
00:33:01,651 --> 00:33:03,568
No, it doesn't fit the profile.

410
00:33:07,791 --> 00:33:10,857
All right, I appreciate that profiling
is one of your specialties,

411
00:33:10,982 --> 00:33:14,037
but you could at least listen to what
I say before dismiss it out of hand.

412
00:33:14,205 --> 00:33:15,940
He's not the guy we're looking for.

413
00:33:17,661 --> 00:33:19,585
- So what am I missing?
- What do you mean?

414
00:33:20,893 --> 00:33:22,944
We're looking for somebody
who knows Amanda...

415
00:33:23,069 --> 00:33:25,130
A loner type who has
difficulty making friends,

416
00:33:25,255 --> 00:33:28,509
who more than likely has parents who are
either living far away or are deceased,

417
00:33:28,678 --> 00:33:30,640
which would bring me
to Simon Waylan.

418
00:33:30,765 --> 00:33:33,772
29 years old, computer programmer,
bachelor, lives alone,

419
00:33:33,897 --> 00:33:36,768
also just happened to leave
the emergency-contact sheet blank.

420
00:33:36,936 --> 00:33:40,115
Therapist says that he displays symptoms
of narcissistic personality disorder,

421
00:33:40,240 --> 00:33:43,066
which means caring about other people
is not exactly his strong suit.

422
00:33:43,234 --> 00:33:45,443
- I'm sorry, but he's not the guy.
- Right. Why not?

423
00:33:45,611 --> 00:33:48,363
Profiling is not just about checking off
the facts. You have to weigh them.

424
00:33:48,531 --> 00:33:50,796
- You gotta feel it in your gut.
- So what don't you feel...

425
00:33:50,921 --> 00:33:52,116
He doesn't love her.

426
00:33:53,413 --> 00:33:55,836
Whoever's out there fighting
to give Amanda back her life,

427
00:33:55,961 --> 00:33:58,164
even though she chose to end it,
loves her.

428
00:34:06,208 --> 00:34:08,081
- I'm sorry.
- Don't be.

429
00:34:08,879 --> 00:34:10,329
Let's just move on.

430
00:34:16,653 --> 00:34:17,475
What is it?

431
00:34:18,490 --> 00:34:20,140
Roland David Barrett...

432
00:34:22,043 --> 00:34:23,908
Worked in animal research, but...

433
00:34:25,149 --> 00:34:28,399
It's not him. He dropped out
of the group last spring.

434
00:34:29,052 --> 00:34:30,402
When last spring?

435
00:34:30,646 --> 00:34:32,198
Last session was...

436
00:34:35,466 --> 00:34:36,616
April 10th...

437
00:34:37,298 --> 00:34:38,871
The day Amanda committed suicide.

438
00:34:39,758 --> 00:34:41,749
Barrett is the only son
of Nathaniel Barrett,

439
00:34:41,918 --> 00:34:43,751
heir to the Stanfield
Chemical fortune.

440
00:34:44,291 --> 00:34:47,839
Ten years ago, when his father passed
away, Roland inherited everything.

441
00:34:48,570 --> 00:34:50,225
Does his post-doctoral work on...

442
00:34:50,350 --> 00:34:52,719
cell decay and regeneration,
but then quit abruptly

443
00:34:52,887 --> 00:34:55,847
because of an onset of severe
depression. Then four years ago,

444
00:34:56,418 --> 00:34:59,684
he picks up his scientific work
at the Duk-Hee Genetic Institute...

445
00:34:59,852 --> 00:35:01,231
part of an international team.

446
00:35:01,356 --> 00:35:03,782
There are hundreds of researchers,
but according to this,

447
00:35:03,907 --> 00:35:05,273
Barrett's research contributed

448
00:35:05,441 --> 00:35:08,151
to the creation of synthetic life
on the cellular level.

449
00:35:10,264 --> 00:35:12,738
- I wonder if he could actually do it.
- What?

450
00:35:13,583 --> 00:35:14,700
Reanimation.

451
00:36:00,955 --> 00:36:02,247
It's me, Roland.

452
00:36:03,219 --> 00:36:05,166
You made a terrible mistake.

453
00:36:05,334 --> 00:36:07,419
But it's okay now.
You're back.

454
00:36:08,665 --> 00:36:10,671
I always told you
I'm gonna be there for you,

455
00:36:10,796 --> 00:36:12,756
the way you were there
for me, remember?

456
00:36:15,720 --> 00:36:16,720
It's okay.

457
00:36:17,945 --> 00:36:19,795
Look at me. Look at Roland.

458
00:36:57,803 --> 00:37:00,388
<i>FBI, you're surrounded!
All teams move out!</i>

459
00:37:01,300 --> 00:37:02,350
<i>Go! Go! Go!</i>

460
00:37:04,476 --> 00:37:05,526
<i>Move, move!</i>

461
00:37:06,145 --> 00:37:07,145
<i>Clear!</i>

462
00:38:09,690 --> 00:38:10,876
Where is she?

463
00:38:11,585 --> 00:38:12,585
Downstairs.

464
00:38:20,469 --> 00:38:21,469
Clear.

465
00:38:41,067 --> 00:38:43,167
I was trying to correct a wrong.

466
00:38:45,899 --> 00:38:46,995
She made a mistake.

467
00:38:47,760 --> 00:38:49,372
What was your relationship to her?

468
00:38:51,007 --> 00:38:53,607
I just wanted her
to have another chance.

469
00:38:54,437 --> 00:38:55,744
I wanted her...

470
00:38:56,921 --> 00:38:58,006
to live a life.

471
00:39:02,428 --> 00:39:03,428
Her eyes.

472
00:39:04,595 --> 00:39:06,654
When I looked into her eyes...

473
00:39:11,024 --> 00:39:12,312
it wasn't Amanda.

474
00:39:15,526 --> 00:39:18,426
I don't know what I brought back,
but I know...

475
00:39:20,851 --> 00:39:22,051
It wasn't her.

476
00:39:47,281 --> 00:39:48,431
Is she dead?

477
00:39:52,149 --> 00:39:53,449
Yes, she's dead.

478
00:40:11,171 --> 00:40:13,395
You know what I need
after a day like today?

479
00:40:13,945 --> 00:40:15,712
For most people,
it would be a drink, so...

480
00:40:15,837 --> 00:40:17,665
- Strawberry milkshake...
- I can do that.

481
00:40:17,790 --> 00:40:19,744
- With extra whipped cream.
- Don't push it.

482
00:40:32,601 --> 00:40:33,751
Are you okay?

483
00:40:43,602 --> 00:40:44,760
What is it?

484
00:40:53,644 --> 00:40:55,494
You know what Barrett said?

485
00:41:00,838 --> 00:41:04,757
He said that he looked into her eyes,
and he knew that it wasn't her.

486
00:41:17,387 --> 00:41:19,037
I understand the facts.

487
00:41:19,804 --> 00:41:22,411
I know that she had reams
of information about me

488
00:41:22,536 --> 00:41:25,107
and about my life and about
the people that were close to me.

489
00:41:25,232 --> 00:41:27,431
And I understand
that if she slipped up that

490
00:41:27,556 --> 00:41:29,991
she would have a completely
reasonable explanation for it.

491
00:41:31,273 --> 00:41:33,823
And I guess to expect you
to have seen past that

492
00:41:33,948 --> 00:41:36,415
is perhaps asking
a little bit too much.

493
00:41:36,923 --> 00:41:39,057
But when I was over there,
I thought about you.

494
00:41:39,182 --> 00:41:42,032
And you were just a figment
of my imagination.

495
00:41:44,483 --> 00:41:47,394
But I held onto you,
and it wasn't reasonable,

496
00:41:47,519 --> 00:41:50,192
and it wasn't logical,
but I did it, so...

497
00:41:53,237 --> 00:41:54,487
why didn't you?

498
00:42:00,087 --> 00:42:01,287
She wasn't me.

499
00:42:02,933 --> 00:42:04,783
How could you not see that?

500
00:42:06,940 --> 00:42:10,846
Now she's everywhere.
She's in my house, my job, my bed,

501
00:42:10,971 --> 00:42:12,769
and I don't wanna wear
my clothes anymore,

502
00:42:12,894 --> 00:42:16,059
and I don't wanna live in my apartment,
and I don't wanna be with you.

503
00:42:20,642 --> 00:42:22,292
She's taken everything.

504
00:42:35,531 --> 00:42:36,531
I'm sorry.

505
00:42:59,277 --> 00:43:00,289
I have arrived.

506
00:43:02,535 --> 00:43:03,535
Yes.

507
00:43:05,644 --> 00:43:07,672
I am looking at him as we speak.

508
00:43:12,159 --> 00:43:13,359
He is still...

509
00:43:14,462 --> 00:43:15,462
alive.