WEBVTT 00:01.084 --> 00:02.878 (Finch) Hello. 00:02.920 --> 00:04.505 Hello. 00:04.546 --> 00:06.590 Grace, there's something you should know about me. 00:06.632 --> 00:09.384 There's nothing you can say that will make me run away. 00:09.426 --> 00:13.347 (Grace) Harold! Please, um, my fiance, do you know where he might-- 00:13.388 --> 00:19.060 I'm sorry. This is everybody we pulled out of the water. 00:19.102 --> 00:20.604 (John) If we let him walk out that door 00:20.646 --> 00:23.398 Decima wins, Samaritan will go live. 00:23.440 --> 00:25.233 If we're now in a place 00:25.275 --> 00:27.945 where the machine is asking us to commit murder 00:27.987 --> 00:29.864 that's a place I can't go. 00:29.905 --> 00:31.824 (Finch) I'm afraid this is where I get off. 00:34.284 --> 00:37.204 [instrumental music] 01:00.895 --> 01:02.730 I said open the register now! 01:02.771 --> 01:03.772 I want the cash! 01:03.814 --> 01:06.734 [gasping] 01:10.821 --> 01:12.072 Who the hell are you? 01:12.113 --> 01:13.281 Ordinarily, I'd be the chick 01:13.323 --> 01:16.035 kicking your amateur-hour ass. 01:16.076 --> 01:19.914 Really, Raul? You covered your face but no gloves? 01:19.955 --> 01:22.082 Prints on the door. 01:22.123 --> 01:24.083 The cops will have you in an hour. 01:24.125 --> 01:27.004 Not smart with Charisse and a two-year-old at home. 01:27.046 --> 01:29.256 (Shaw) 'But today..' 01:29.297 --> 01:32.634 ...is your lucky day. 01:32.676 --> 01:34.887 Just drop the gun.. 01:34.929 --> 01:36.764 '...take the diapers and get the hell outta here.' 01:36.805 --> 01:40.475 Your kid's better off with a father. 01:40.517 --> 01:42.937 [instrumental music] 01:50.360 --> 01:51.737 You saved our lives. 01:53.405 --> 01:56.283 From him? No. 01:56.324 --> 01:57.451 [barrel clicking] 01:57.492 --> 01:58.660 No. 02:00.037 --> 02:02.039 He wasn't a real threat. 02:02.081 --> 02:04.083 But did you notice that your security cameras 02:04.124 --> 02:05.918 'have been off all afternoon?' 02:05.960 --> 02:07.210 'I wonder why Ricky here' 02:07.252 --> 02:09.128 begged you to work a shift today. 02:09.170 --> 02:10.422 Two words. 02:10.464 --> 02:12.257 Inside job. 02:12.299 --> 02:14.718 [grunting] 02:23.560 --> 02:24.728 For the ice cream. 02:30.275 --> 02:32.569 You didn't need backup after all 02:32.611 --> 02:33.988 but for the record 02:34.029 --> 02:36.073 I'd have just kneecapped that guy. 02:36.115 --> 02:39.743 Especially if I was nursing a leg wound. 02:39.785 --> 02:41.787 Okay, first, my leg is fine. 02:41.829 --> 02:43.580 And second, what's with the tips on field work? 02:43.622 --> 02:44.915 Who died and made you Finch? 02:44.957 --> 02:46.792 Ah...it's the role I gotta play 02:46.834 --> 02:49.128 until the real one comes back. 02:49.168 --> 02:51.505 And when is that? It's been over a week. 02:51.546 --> 02:55.717 No...call, no-no text. Not even a smoke signal. 02:55.759 --> 02:57.845 Finch will reach out to us when he's good and ready. 02:57.886 --> 02:59.138 Until then-- 02:59.178 --> 03:01.098 'Ah!' 03:01.140 --> 03:02.808 [breathes sharply] 03:02.850 --> 03:04.183 Nice to see you, too, John. 03:04.225 --> 03:05.769 Where the hell did you come from? 03:05.811 --> 03:07.562 El Paso, most recently. 03:07.604 --> 03:09.606 The thing with the narco-trafficker 03:09.648 --> 03:12.109 very relevant but not the point. 03:12.151 --> 03:15.029 Take a peek around that corner, you two. 03:17.156 --> 03:18.281 (John) 'Ambush.' 03:18.323 --> 03:19.658 Who are the party crashers? 03:19.700 --> 03:22.243 Decima trigger teams, waiting for you 03:22.285 --> 03:24.203 with no less than six submachine guns 03:24.245 --> 03:27.958 and one honest-to-goodness Russian RPG-7. 03:28.000 --> 03:29.584 We need to get invisible. 03:29.626 --> 03:30.794 Fast. 03:32.796 --> 03:35.215 [instrumental music] 03:37.467 --> 03:39.928 Phones and earpieces. Now. 03:39.970 --> 03:41.638 Streets aren't safe. 03:41.680 --> 03:43.932 Decima's machine is online. 03:43.974 --> 03:45.684 Can see us anywhere and everywhere 03:45.726 --> 03:47.268 in the five boroughs of New York City. 03:47.310 --> 03:48.770 Samaritan? You confirmed it? 03:48.812 --> 03:49.897 Our names are on the list 03:49.938 --> 03:51.523 and Greer is keeping score. 03:51.565 --> 03:53.108 All systems, cameras, phones 03:53.150 --> 03:55.027 the GPS in your car can track us. 03:55.069 --> 03:57.362 So what, Samaritan can think for itself now? 03:57.404 --> 03:59.698 - It can learn? - I don't think so. 03:59.740 --> 04:02.576 Right now, all it can do is watch us and follow. 04:02.617 --> 04:05.370 Just remember, what our machine sees, Samaritan sees. 04:05.412 --> 04:07.664 Two gods playing with the same deck of cards. 04:07.706 --> 04:08.874 Stop. 04:12.086 --> 04:14.671 We need to find another way. 04:14.713 --> 04:17.632 [instrumental music] 04:23.138 --> 04:26.307 Mr. Greer, I'd assumed the beta test of your system 04:26.349 --> 04:27.851 would be a little more.. 04:27.893 --> 04:30.187 ...professional. 04:30.229 --> 04:33.190 The espresso machine is on its way. 04:33.232 --> 04:35.109 And I can assure you, senator 04:35.150 --> 04:36.777 (Greer) 'Samaritan is running' 04:36.818 --> 04:39.613 as smooth as a Swiss watch. 04:39.654 --> 04:41.823 How long will it take? 04:41.865 --> 04:43.909 You've had all the city's domain awareness feeds 04:43.951 --> 04:46.870 for four hours already. 04:46.912 --> 04:50.916 And look at what those four hours have already produced. 04:54.795 --> 04:58.506 All probable terrorists in the city of New York 04:58.548 --> 05:01.342 pinpointed, categorized and tracked 05:01.384 --> 05:03.804 'with an up-to-the-second GPS.' 05:03.845 --> 05:05.597 'I can assure you, senator' 05:05.639 --> 05:08.267 that we will have a hard target for you soon. 05:08.308 --> 05:10.185 And you'll inform me when you do? 05:10.227 --> 05:12.020 You will be the first to know. 05:14.231 --> 05:15.482 - Fine. - Hmm. 05:21.196 --> 05:23.573 You know we've gotten dozens of results already. 05:23.615 --> 05:26.118 Any one of these guys is practically gift-wrapped. 05:26.160 --> 05:28.287 And we'll deliver. 05:28.328 --> 05:32.082 But not until after we've located Harold Finch. 05:32.124 --> 05:33.667 Where are we on that? 05:33.708 --> 05:35.752 Samaritan couldn't find a lead, sir. 05:35.794 --> 05:37.504 He may have skipped town. 05:37.545 --> 05:39.422 Should we consider turning on its higher 05:39.464 --> 05:41.424 more cognitive functions? 05:41.466 --> 05:43.551 'This thing has a mind. Why don't we use it?' 05:43.593 --> 05:45.971 For the simple reason we don't have the hardware. 05:46.013 --> 05:48.223 If it can't find this Finch 05:48.265 --> 05:51.018 how 'bout the next best thing? 05:51.059 --> 05:52.227 If we have it combine 05:52.269 --> 05:54.313 everything it knows about Harold Finch 05:54.353 --> 05:58.650 and ask it to find his closest living connection.. 05:58.692 --> 06:01.028 '...let's see what it comes up with.' 06:04.239 --> 06:06.658 (Root) 'Hug the wall. There's a camera up ahead.' 06:11.830 --> 06:13.372 We're covered on 23rd Street 06:13.414 --> 06:15.292 by the Flushing Line elevated tracks. 06:15.334 --> 06:18.128 We make it that far and maybe we don't get shot 06:18.170 --> 06:21.298 by the six Decima agents waiting a block away. 06:21.340 --> 06:22.632 Samaritan 101. 06:22.674 --> 06:24.634 Let's go. 06:24.676 --> 06:27.095 [instrumental music] 06:34.144 --> 06:35.770 Missed one. 06:35.812 --> 06:37.898 Hold here until the light changes. 06:37.939 --> 06:41.068 The camera angle switches with oncoming traffic. 06:46.447 --> 06:47.615 Come on! 06:50.744 --> 06:52.996 [phone ringing] 06:53.038 --> 06:54.206 (Root) 'John!' 06:55.790 --> 06:57.751 When that light switches, we're screwed! 06:57.792 --> 06:59.961 We can't worry about irrelevant numbers now. 07:00.003 --> 07:01.462 What is it thinking? 07:01.504 --> 07:05.050 Telling us to lay low then handing us a new number? 07:05.092 --> 07:07.928 - There's no time! - This is a life. 07:07.969 --> 07:10.055 And Finch would tell us to save it. 07:10.097 --> 07:12.224 So you tell your complicated boss 07:12.266 --> 07:14.101 if it wants me to step out of danger 07:14.142 --> 07:16.686 then I need more than just numbers. 07:16.728 --> 07:19.647 I want a name. 07:22.317 --> 07:25.570 Fine. She's giving it to me. 07:25.612 --> 07:28.365 I'll tell you on-- 07:28.407 --> 07:30.742 - Oh, no. - What? 07:30.784 --> 07:31.952 Who is it? 07:34.829 --> 07:36.748 (Virgil) 'Looks like Samaritan's found a connection.' 07:38.457 --> 07:39.626 There. 07:41.962 --> 07:43.713 Who is she? 07:43.755 --> 07:45.090 'Not sure.' 07:45.132 --> 07:48.051 Could be family, a friend, a coworker. 07:50.137 --> 07:51.888 Bring her to me. 08:02.107 --> 08:04.192 (male #1) '"Let not your hearts be troubled.' 08:04.234 --> 08:07.404 "In my father's house are many rooms. 08:07.446 --> 08:09.281 "And if I go to prepare a place for you 08:09.323 --> 08:11.116 '"I will come again.' 08:11.158 --> 08:14.328 And where I am, you may be also." 08:14.369 --> 08:15.536 Amen. 08:17.747 --> 08:20.834 Ordinarily, I'd say a few words about the deceased but.. 08:20.875 --> 08:22.294 Oh, no, that's alright, father. 08:22.336 --> 08:24.921 It was lovely. Thank you. 08:24.963 --> 08:26.923 The bombing was such a tragedy. 08:26.965 --> 08:29.717 So many lives taken at once. 08:29.759 --> 08:31.261 I didn't know your fiance 08:31.303 --> 08:34.722 but I pray his soul finds peace. 08:34.764 --> 08:35.932 Thank you. 08:40.770 --> 08:43.064 I would have thought at least one.. 08:43.106 --> 08:45.359 I beg your pardon? 08:45.400 --> 08:48.195 Not a crowd. He didn't really have any family. 08:48.236 --> 08:51.281 But a friend or.. 08:51.323 --> 08:54.117 ...a coworker. 08:54.159 --> 08:55.785 Just.. 08:55.827 --> 08:57.996 ...one other person who knew 08:58.038 --> 09:01.375 how...truly special Harold was and.. 09:01.416 --> 09:03.251 ...and wanted to say goodbye. 09:05.504 --> 09:07.922 [instrumental music] 09:23.604 --> 09:24.856 [sobbing] 09:32.113 --> 09:34.657 [doorbell ringing] 09:34.699 --> 09:35.825 (male #2) 'Ms. Hendricks, you ordered a car?' 09:35.867 --> 09:37.244 Yes! To JFK? 09:37.285 --> 09:39.204 - Let me get that. - Thank you. 09:43.666 --> 09:45.293 International, right? Where you headed? 09:45.335 --> 09:48.213 I'm going to a job interview in Italy. 09:48.255 --> 09:49.964 I'm not even sure if I...want it 09:50.006 --> 09:52.050 but I have to show them my work. 09:52.092 --> 09:54.553 If you could be...really careful with this. 09:54.593 --> 09:55.845 Those are paintings. 09:55.887 --> 09:57.389 Wow, you're an artist, huh? 09:57.431 --> 09:59.766 - Yeah. - 'My daughter loves to paint.' 09:59.807 --> 10:02.102 Do you have a website? I'd love to show her your stuff. 10:02.143 --> 10:05.980 Aw. That's sweet. Yeah, I think I have a card. 10:06.022 --> 10:07.690 Oh, she'll be so excited. 10:07.732 --> 10:10.318 (male #2) 'Nice of you to do that.' 10:10.360 --> 10:11.528 Little late for the flu shot. 10:11.570 --> 10:14.489 [grunting] 10:17.909 --> 10:20.703 Ms. Hendricks, I'm Detective Stills. 10:20.745 --> 10:22.830 (John) 'We met before. Do you remember?' 10:22.872 --> 10:24.791 Where did you come from? 10:24.832 --> 10:27.461 My partner and I need to get you to a safe place. 10:27.502 --> 10:29.670 This man works for a very dangerous criminal organization 10:29.712 --> 10:31.339 and others are on their way. 10:31.381 --> 10:32.715 So we need to hurry. 10:32.757 --> 10:35.676 Emphasis on the hurry. 10:38.846 --> 10:40.307 (Virgil) 'Image capture is from down the street' 10:40.348 --> 10:41.891 'from Ms. Hendricks' apartment.' 10:41.933 --> 10:43.393 Our operative was intercepted 10:43.435 --> 10:45.812 before he could acquire her. 10:45.853 --> 10:46.980 I believe you're familiar 10:47.021 --> 10:49.232 with the two who came to her rescue. 10:49.274 --> 10:51.234 (Virgil) We're currently tracking them across Manhattan. 10:51.276 --> 10:53.403 Enough of these games. 10:53.445 --> 10:55.863 (Greer) Zachary! 10:55.905 --> 10:57.407 (Zachary) 'Sir.' 10:57.449 --> 11:00.327 Deploy all operatives into the field. 11:00.368 --> 11:03.538 Bring me Grace Hendricks.. 11:03.580 --> 11:05.957 ...and eliminate the rest. 11:05.999 --> 11:07.708 Copy that. 11:07.750 --> 11:10.170 [intense music] 11:18.219 --> 11:19.554 No, no, no. What are you doing? 11:19.596 --> 11:21.764 - You can't be in here. - Yes, we can, Lionel. 11:21.806 --> 11:24.559 We're police. Detective Stills, remember? 11:24.601 --> 11:26.227 You're killing me with that. 11:26.269 --> 11:27.604 It's not safe for you in here. 11:27.646 --> 11:30.315 It's a good point. 11:30.357 --> 11:31.899 Any way to turn those things off? 11:31.941 --> 11:33.485 (Lionel) The cameras? 11:33.527 --> 11:35.153 Department's got 'em up all over the place now. 11:35.195 --> 11:37.197 Lionel, meet Grace. 11:37.238 --> 11:39.157 (John) 'She's got some very bad people trying to hurt her.' 11:39.199 --> 11:40.450 (Grace) 'I don't know what's going on' 11:40.492 --> 11:42.285 but these detectives saved my life. 11:42.327 --> 11:43.953 Yeah. They're good at that. 11:43.995 --> 11:47.081 Now can we find her a place to rest? 11:48.542 --> 11:51.710 Yeah, alright, come on. Come here. 11:51.752 --> 11:55.131 (Zachary on phone) 'All units, take positions.' 11:55.173 --> 11:57.091 'Sir, we have the precinct surrounded.' 11:57.133 --> 11:59.260 'We're ready to move in.' 11:59.302 --> 12:00.845 Hold your position. 12:00.887 --> 12:04.683 The situation may require a certain amount of.. 12:04.723 --> 12:06.017 ...finesse. 12:07.394 --> 12:08.353 [door opens] 12:09.563 --> 12:10.938 It's lousy but it's warm. 12:10.980 --> 12:12.857 [Grace chuckles] 12:12.899 --> 12:13.941 Thank you. 12:13.983 --> 12:16.319 How are you holding up? 12:16.361 --> 12:18.863 Why would someone want to hurt me? 12:18.905 --> 12:21.740 I can't tell you what's going on out there. 12:21.782 --> 12:24.035 But in here, you're safe. 12:24.077 --> 12:25.370 The other detectives.. 12:25.412 --> 12:27.539 ...Stills and his partner.. 12:27.581 --> 12:30.958 ...are they always like that? 12:31.000 --> 12:33.169 I know they come off a little stiff 12:33.211 --> 12:36.297 'but they've saved my life dozens of times.' 12:36.339 --> 12:38.258 Trust me. They're the good guys. 12:46.600 --> 12:48.226 I'm sorry. Can I help you? 12:48.268 --> 12:49.768 Special Agent Maybank. 12:49.810 --> 12:51.730 There's a woman by the name of Hendricks here. 12:51.770 --> 12:52.980 I need to take her into custody. 12:53.022 --> 12:54.691 And you just happen to know she's here. 12:54.733 --> 12:56.817 I have a warrant. 12:56.859 --> 12:58.319 It's notarized. 12:58.361 --> 12:59.571 [chuckles] That's a cute trick 12:59.613 --> 13:01.615 but you ain't getting anywhere. 13:01.656 --> 13:03.283 (Lionel) 'Is there a problem, Detective?' 13:03.324 --> 13:05.619 - Lieutenant Fusco. - Special Agent Maybank. 13:05.660 --> 13:07.412 Oh, of course. 13:07.454 --> 13:09.706 We were just about to question your suspect. 13:09.748 --> 13:12.875 I had a feeling she was tied to something bigger. 13:12.917 --> 13:14.043 Now, if you like, I can bring her to you 13:14.085 --> 13:15.545 in the interrogation room. 13:15.587 --> 13:16.713 - Please. - Sure. 13:16.755 --> 13:18.298 Right this way. 13:23.344 --> 13:28.266 - It'll just be a second. - Thank you. 13:28.308 --> 13:31.102 [dramatic music] 13:31.144 --> 13:33.647 [Maybank grunting] 13:33.688 --> 13:36.399 - Hey, goodnight, sarge. - Night. 13:36.441 --> 13:39.944 (male #3) Fusco. Got a late-night collar here. 13:39.986 --> 13:43.490 'Picked her up with two unregistered weapons.' 13:43.531 --> 13:45.950 [intense music] 13:49.120 --> 13:50.538 Hate to crash the party 13:50.580 --> 13:52.666 but a mutual friend thought I could help in here. 13:52.707 --> 13:54.459 So you got yourself arrested? 13:54.501 --> 13:56.628 Wouldn't be the first time. 13:56.670 --> 13:58.171 Will you help me out here? 14:00.006 --> 14:02.049 In evidence locker 7-7-9-B 14:02.091 --> 14:03.968 there's a coil of copper wire. 14:04.010 --> 14:07.180 In 4-4-3-A, there's a pair of needle-nosed pliers. 14:07.221 --> 14:09.140 I need them, a roll of duct tape 14:09.182 --> 14:11.142 and an extension cord. 14:11.184 --> 14:13.645 Oh, is that all, Cocoa Puffs? 14:13.687 --> 14:16.105 [instrumental music] 14:23.279 --> 14:25.072 Tell our men to position themselves 14:25.114 --> 14:29.243 around the station where there's no surveillance coverage. 14:29.285 --> 14:30.662 Is there a problem, sir? 14:30.704 --> 14:31.871 We're not the only ones 14:31.912 --> 14:35.082 with eyes and ears everywhere. 14:42.382 --> 14:44.801 [intense music] 15:01.484 --> 15:03.194 Hey, hey, hey. Where you going? 15:03.236 --> 15:05.946 How is Detective Stills one of the good guys 15:05.988 --> 15:09.450 when he's not even Detective Stills? 15:10.785 --> 15:12.620 Hendricks Grace. R. 15:12.662 --> 15:15.373 BFA, Rhode Island School of Design, MFA, Yale. 15:15.415 --> 15:16.915 You're a smart lady. 15:16.957 --> 15:19.335 So listen to what happens when you walk out that door. 15:19.377 --> 15:20.795 (Root) If you're not shot by one of 15:20.837 --> 15:22.630 three former Force Recon scout snipers 15:22.672 --> 15:24.716 'you'll be grabbed by some lummox named Zachary' 15:24.758 --> 15:27.093 'in an SUV with bogus Ohio plates.' 15:27.134 --> 15:28.887 A fate far worse than the lies told 15:28.928 --> 15:30.304 to protect you in this room. 15:32.265 --> 15:34.016 Believe it or not she's one of the good guys too. 15:34.058 --> 15:35.059 What is going on? 15:35.101 --> 15:36.102 I barely believe this is 15:36.143 --> 15:37.353 a police station. 15:37.395 --> 15:39.689 You're in a situation you can't control 15:39.731 --> 15:42.149 that's larger than you can imagine. 15:42.191 --> 15:43.735 Sit tight.. 15:43.777 --> 15:45.111 ...and we'll keep you alive. 15:46.905 --> 15:48.155 Lionel.. 15:48.197 --> 15:50.742 ...what did you find for me? 15:50.784 --> 15:53.202 [sizzling] 16:00.501 --> 16:01.961 What's that thing? 16:02.002 --> 16:03.713 An induction coil. 16:03.755 --> 16:05.882 This is the precinct's telecom box. 16:05.924 --> 16:07.425 The wires from all the cameras 16:07.467 --> 16:09.135 run through this wall. 16:09.176 --> 16:12.221 Each of those wires is protected by a copper sheath 16:12.263 --> 16:15.683 which I'm overloading with 110 volts of electricity. 16:15.725 --> 16:17.101 What, are you trying to burn the place down? 16:18.770 --> 16:20.146 Just cooking it a little. 16:22.857 --> 16:24.233 Very clever. 16:27.862 --> 16:30.072 You're gonna want to dispose of that. 16:30.114 --> 16:32.951 Especially when your IT guys show up in the morning. 16:32.992 --> 16:35.495 Terrific. Anything else, princess? 16:35.536 --> 16:37.914 Your phone and an unmarked car. 16:42.794 --> 16:44.420 Here. You better not be calling China. 16:44.462 --> 16:49.049 Hmm. Just...down the street...actually. 16:52.178 --> 16:53.346 [explosion] 16:56.056 --> 16:57.475 (man on radio) 'All units, there's been an explosion' 16:57.517 --> 16:59.101 'on 1214 Grand Street.' 16:59.143 --> 17:01.228 'It's an abandoned three-story building.' 17:01.270 --> 17:03.105 'The explosion occurred on the top floor.' 17:03.147 --> 17:05.274 'All units in area respond immediately.' 17:05.316 --> 17:07.735 [sirens wailing] 17:09.821 --> 17:11.322 What do you think? 17:11.364 --> 17:12.615 Did we lose 'em? 17:17.036 --> 17:19.914 It was always 50-50. 17:21.875 --> 17:23.960 [engine revving] 17:24.002 --> 17:25.294 [all grunting] 17:29.799 --> 17:32.510 Zachary, get Ms. Hendricks to safety 17:32.552 --> 17:34.804 and then dispose of the others. 17:34.846 --> 17:36.014 [footsteps approaching] 17:39.141 --> 17:40.601 [grunting] 17:42.812 --> 17:44.146 (Zachary) 'I've got her, sir.' 17:46.106 --> 17:48.026 [gunshots] 17:50.611 --> 17:51.779 [tires screeching] 18:19.432 --> 18:22.018 (Shaw) 'Never thought I'd love the sight of New Jersey.' 18:22.060 --> 18:23.770 You sure we're safe here? 18:23.811 --> 18:25.312 From everything but the coffee. 18:27.440 --> 18:29.358 And, yes, we're off the radar 18:29.400 --> 18:31.444 as long as we're outside the five boroughs. 18:31.485 --> 18:34.697 Samaritan can't see this far...yet. 18:34.739 --> 18:36.908 We have to go back and find Grace. 18:36.950 --> 18:38.993 (John) 'If Decima's throwing everything they have at us' 18:39.035 --> 18:41.454 then she's their way to get to Finch. 18:41.495 --> 18:44.540 Still the faithful watchdog, huh? 18:44.582 --> 18:46.208 (Root) Even after Harold left you. 18:46.250 --> 18:47.668 Are you gonna help us or not? 18:49.462 --> 18:51.297 I thought you'd never ask. 18:55.468 --> 18:57.344 See everything in red? 18:57.386 --> 18:59.346 These are dead zones in the city. 18:59.388 --> 19:01.265 Spots where our machine can't find a hint 19:01.307 --> 19:03.517 'of audio or visual surveillance.' 19:03.559 --> 19:04.811 When Decima took Grace 19:04.852 --> 19:06.771 they disappeared to this spot here. 19:06.813 --> 19:08.606 (Root) 'Red Hook Marine Terminal.' 19:08.648 --> 19:11.233 An entire port blacked out to surveillance. 19:11.275 --> 19:12.777 Someone doesn't want the world to see 19:12.819 --> 19:14.612 what's going in or coming out. 19:14.654 --> 19:17.156 Here's your pancakes. 19:17.197 --> 19:19.700 I'm guessing it's our best shot at finding Grace. 19:19.742 --> 19:21.828 Then let's go take a look. 19:21.869 --> 19:23.621 (Shaw) 'Stop the clock, sports fans.' 19:23.663 --> 19:26.582 How do either of you plan on getting us back into the city? 19:29.168 --> 19:31.462 (John) 'There's our ride.' 19:31.504 --> 19:32.463 Hmm. 19:34.465 --> 19:37.384 [gate creaking] 19:39.887 --> 19:42.807 [breathing heavily] 19:47.103 --> 19:48.228 Where am I? 19:49.522 --> 19:53.192 (Grace) 'Where am I, damn it?' 19:55.444 --> 19:57.363 I asked you a question. 20:05.079 --> 20:06.956 (Grace) 'Tell me where I am. Now.' 20:06.998 --> 20:09.876 Where you are is of very little interest, my dear. 20:09.917 --> 20:11.335 (Greer) Who you are.. 20:11.377 --> 20:14.755 ...now, that's a question worth pursuing. 20:14.797 --> 20:18.092 What right do you have to abduct me.. 20:18.134 --> 20:19.343 ...to keep me here? 20:19.385 --> 20:22.972 Your questions only delay my own. 20:23.014 --> 20:23.973 Please. 20:27.601 --> 20:30.021 [intense music] 20:33.399 --> 20:35.860 Now, tell me.. 20:35.902 --> 20:37.319 ...Grace Hendricks.. 20:39.363 --> 20:43.034 ...who exactly are you? 20:47.329 --> 20:49.749 [instrumental music] 20:56.839 --> 20:58.256 You can lose the hat. 20:58.298 --> 21:00.760 Whole area's a dead zone, meaning camera free. 21:00.801 --> 21:03.262 And since, we ditched our phones 21:03.303 --> 21:05.514 I took the liberty of grabbing a few of these 21:05.556 --> 21:07.391 on our way out of the 8th. 21:07.433 --> 21:09.476 Okay, so how many bad guys are we looking at here? 21:09.518 --> 21:12.063 - What kind of firepower? - I have no idea. 21:12.105 --> 21:14.607 As long as we're here, we're flying blind. 21:14.648 --> 21:16.025 (Shaw) 'Finally..' 21:16.067 --> 21:17.068 [gun clicking] 21:17.110 --> 21:18.111 ...a chance for some good 21:18.152 --> 21:19.653 old-fashioned recon. 21:24.408 --> 21:27.245 (John) 'There's nothing here but employee records.' 21:27.285 --> 21:28.454 (Shaw) She's gotta be on one of those 21:28.495 --> 21:31.165 four container ships at dock. 21:31.207 --> 21:33.626 You're sure you saw four ships out there? 21:33.667 --> 21:36.545 Yeah. Why? 21:36.587 --> 21:40.340 Terminal manifest only lists three. 21:40.382 --> 21:42.843 [Root sighs] 21:42.885 --> 21:46.388 What do you say we take a look behind door number four? 21:46.430 --> 21:48.849 [intense music] 21:50.935 --> 21:52.853 (Root) You two head below deck, try to find Grace. 21:52.895 --> 21:54.855 I'll keep watch up here. 22:03.322 --> 22:04.406 No sign of Grace. 22:04.448 --> 22:06.867 Or anyone else. 22:06.909 --> 22:10.163 Takes a big crew to run a ship this size. 22:10.204 --> 22:11.747 So where is everybody? 22:15.042 --> 22:17.962 [instrumental music] 22:21.423 --> 22:23.968 Discoloration of the lips, fingernails. 22:24.010 --> 22:25.970 (Shaw) 'Signs of respiratory arrest.' 22:26.012 --> 22:27.138 I'm guessing.. 22:27.180 --> 22:30.016 ...botulinum toxin. 22:30.057 --> 22:31.225 [sniffs] 22:37.397 --> 22:39.984 - For a job well done. - Decima. 22:40.026 --> 22:42.778 But why would they poison the crew? 22:44.071 --> 22:46.115 Unless they have something to hide. 22:46.157 --> 22:48.575 (Root on radio) 'You guys might wanna come up here.' 22:48.617 --> 22:50.828 There's something you should see. 22:50.870 --> 22:52.705 (Root) 'Computer servers.' 22:52.746 --> 22:55.457 I'd say there's about 60 per container. 22:55.499 --> 22:57.877 And, yes, they're state-of-the-art. 22:57.918 --> 23:00.171 With chipsets and acceleration technology 23:00.213 --> 23:02.506 unlike anything I've ever seen. 23:02.548 --> 23:05.926 (Root) 'Three guesses what Decima's gonna use them for.' 23:05.968 --> 23:07.636 But you won't need three. 23:07.678 --> 23:09.305 Samaritan? But it's already online. 23:09.347 --> 23:10.890 (Root) 'You think it's scary now?' 23:10.931 --> 23:12.683 Samaritan's a brand-new system. 23:12.725 --> 23:14.977 A child learning to crawl. 23:15.019 --> 23:19.106 These servers are for when it can run. 23:19.148 --> 23:20.316 [man grunts] 23:23.694 --> 23:26.113 [intense music] 23:32.036 --> 23:34.955 Can't question a dead guy.. 23:34.997 --> 23:36.374 ...but maybe this can help. 23:38.334 --> 23:41.128 You couldn't have aimed two inches higher? 23:41.170 --> 23:42.880 Everybody's a critic today. 23:42.922 --> 23:44.673 Let's just go find you a computer. 23:50.930 --> 23:52.181 Ready when you are. 23:55.226 --> 23:57.270 (Root) 'It was Decima, alright.' 23:57.311 --> 23:59.897 Here to take inventory of the cargo 23:59.939 --> 24:03.192 and receiving orders via self-deleting texts. 24:03.234 --> 24:04.985 They never make it easy, do they? 24:05.027 --> 24:06.237 Can't read the texts 24:06.279 --> 24:07.321 but the machine found 24:07.363 --> 24:08.781 where they came from. 24:12.118 --> 24:13.827 A building in Brooklyn. 24:13.869 --> 24:15.371 If Decima's camped out there 24:15.413 --> 24:18.874 then Grace probably is too. Let's go. 24:18.916 --> 24:20.084 (Shaw) Are you coming? 24:20.126 --> 24:21.585 She's telling me to stay put. 24:21.627 --> 24:24.546 You guys can handle it from here. 24:26.715 --> 24:28.466 I've got work to do. 24:30.510 --> 24:32.263 (Greer) 'How do you take it?' 24:32.305 --> 24:33.471 I don't. 24:35.515 --> 24:36.850 Well.. 24:36.892 --> 24:38.644 ...if you get parched. 24:41.521 --> 24:44.400 Now.. 24:44.442 --> 24:46.319 ...let's go over it.. 24:46.360 --> 24:47.820 ...one more time. 24:47.861 --> 24:50.323 The part where I tell you I'm an illustrator 24:50.364 --> 24:52.158 who has no idea what she's doing here 24:52.199 --> 24:54.368 or the part where you don't believe me? 24:54.410 --> 24:57.246 Oh, I believe you're an illustrator. 24:57.288 --> 24:58.956 (Greer) 'And I believe that you were born' 24:58.998 --> 25:03.501 on the 12th of April, 1969 in Columbia, South Carolina 25:03.543 --> 25:06.504 to Paul and Marilyn Hendricks 25:06.546 --> 25:10.968 of the pale blue house on Forrester Lane. 25:11.010 --> 25:13.929 (Greer) 'Your bedroom was the upper right one' 25:13.971 --> 25:15.848 'overlooking the street.' 25:15.889 --> 25:19.559 'Your parents still live there, don't they?' 25:19.601 --> 25:20.769 Charming couple. 25:22.438 --> 25:24.231 Who are you? 25:24.273 --> 25:26.150 You've studied history of art. 25:26.192 --> 25:28.694 Just think of me as.. 25:28.735 --> 25:31.989 ...Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel 25:32.031 --> 25:34.116 lying on his back.. 25:34.158 --> 25:35.409 ...trying to paint a portrait 25:35.451 --> 25:38.536 of a rather elusive subject. 25:38.578 --> 25:40.456 Michelangelo painted it standing up. 25:40.498 --> 25:41.874 Oh. 25:41.915 --> 25:43.167 One of those little things 25:43.209 --> 25:44.835 you learn in art history. 25:44.877 --> 25:46.295 And I can't help you 25:46.337 --> 25:48.005 make a picture of God. 25:48.047 --> 25:50.341 Perhaps you can. 25:50.383 --> 25:51.884 Ever been married? 25:54.261 --> 25:57.390 I'm sure that file of yours can tell you the answer's no. 25:57.431 --> 26:00.059 Married to your career then. 26:00.100 --> 26:02.895 I'm simply trying to get a sense of your life 26:02.936 --> 26:04.604 and the people in it. 26:04.646 --> 26:06.732 Mom, dad.. 26:06.773 --> 26:08.150 ...no one else? 26:08.192 --> 26:10.403 Nobody. Friends. 26:10.444 --> 26:11.987 Mostly artists. 26:12.029 --> 26:14.073 Seems a shame.. 26:14.114 --> 26:16.033 ...woman of your beauty.. 26:16.075 --> 26:18.660 ...intelligence.. 26:18.702 --> 26:20.120 ...obvious talent. 26:20.162 --> 26:22.331 'I'd think you'd be quite a catch.' 26:24.666 --> 26:28.087 I was engaged once, four years ago 26:28.128 --> 26:29.547 but he's dead now. 26:32.049 --> 26:34.218 I'm truly sorry. 26:34.260 --> 26:35.635 How did it happen? 26:37.763 --> 26:39.181 The ferry bombing. 26:41.683 --> 26:43.185 His name was Harold. 26:47.731 --> 26:48.899 How tragic. 26:50.776 --> 26:53.779 Please...tell me about Harold. 26:59.659 --> 27:01.078 Must be awful.. 27:01.120 --> 27:02.121 ...losing a loved one 27:02.162 --> 27:05.291 to an act of terrorism. 27:05.332 --> 27:07.209 I hope his burial provided you 27:07.251 --> 27:09.878 with a...modicum of closure. 27:09.920 --> 27:11.880 It was a memorial.. 27:11.922 --> 27:13.173 ...not a burial. 27:13.215 --> 27:15.426 'His remains were lost at sea' 27:15.468 --> 27:17.844 and my closure's none of your business. 27:17.886 --> 27:20.347 Can you name any one thing about Harold 27:20.389 --> 27:23.309 that you know to be absolutely true? 27:23.350 --> 27:27.062 I can name dozens. He was kind, intelligent-- 27:27.104 --> 27:29.356 Yes, yes, yes. 27:29.398 --> 27:30.941 Harold Martin.. 27:30.983 --> 27:34.111 '...freelance software engineer.' 27:34.153 --> 27:38.240 'Orphan with a love of art and a heart of gold.' 27:38.282 --> 27:40.326 'So you said.' 27:40.367 --> 27:43.454 So he told you. 27:43.496 --> 27:46.165 Are you implying that Harold lied to me? 27:46.206 --> 27:48.917 I'm implying that your Harold.. 27:48.959 --> 27:51.587 ...lived a remarkably anonymous life. 27:51.629 --> 27:54.047 - Perhaps more than one. - 'What?' 27:54.089 --> 27:55.466 Are you out of your mind? 27:55.508 --> 27:57.009 'I'm simply trying to discern' 27:57.050 --> 27:59.428 whether you're lying to me about this man 27:59.470 --> 28:00.678 or just to yourself. 28:02.348 --> 28:03.932 I don't know who you are 28:03.974 --> 28:05.559 'or-or how this ends' 28:05.601 --> 28:08.145 but...we're done here, no-no more questions. 28:08.187 --> 28:10.856 No more questions about me and my life or Harold. 28:10.897 --> 28:13.651 No need to lose your temper. 28:13.691 --> 28:16.320 Here's all you need to know about me, old man. 28:16.362 --> 28:18.364 My dad was an alcoholic. 28:18.405 --> 28:21.158 'Nearly tore the family to pieces.' 28:21.200 --> 28:23.619 The thing about growing up that way.. 28:23.661 --> 28:27.164 ...you get good at spotting lies. 28:27.206 --> 28:30.167 So good that you start expecting them from everyone. 28:31.835 --> 28:36.549 So how do I know what Harold told me was true? 28:36.590 --> 28:39.552 'Because when he came along..' 28:39.593 --> 28:42.846 ...against every instinct 28:42.888 --> 28:45.807 I gave him my trust. 28:46.933 --> 28:49.811 Somehow I knew.. 28:49.853 --> 28:53.524 ...he would never break it. 28:53.566 --> 28:56.776 And if you doubt that even for a second 28:56.818 --> 28:59.446 you're the one who's lying to himself. 29:02.282 --> 29:05.118 You truly loved him, didn't you? 29:05.160 --> 29:08.955 I would have done anything to save him. 29:08.997 --> 29:11.208 And Harold would have done anything for me. 29:13.544 --> 29:14.712 Yes. 29:15.962 --> 29:17.755 I have no doubt. 29:19.174 --> 29:21.134 'Answer me one question.' 29:21.176 --> 29:23.345 Why are you so interested in Harold? 29:23.387 --> 29:24.555 He's dead. 29:27.891 --> 29:29.268 Your tea's gone cold. 29:31.186 --> 29:34.189 Feel free to freshen it up. 29:34.231 --> 29:36.650 [instrumental music] 29:48.454 --> 29:52.040 Zachary, I finished our interview with our subject. 29:52.082 --> 29:53.667 Have you found her protectors? 29:53.709 --> 29:56.545 (Zachary) 'Yes, sir. Samaritan has located their car.' 29:56.587 --> 29:57.795 'We're moving in now.' 29:57.837 --> 29:59.005 [tires screeching] 30:02.676 --> 30:04.886 Get out of the car! 30:04.928 --> 30:07.514 Hands up! 30:07.556 --> 30:10.100 Who are you? How did you get this vehicle? 30:10.142 --> 30:11.769 Easy, man! 30:11.810 --> 30:13.395 I-I just asked for a dollar. 30:13.437 --> 30:14.980 They gave me the keys. 30:18.066 --> 30:21.320 Sir, we lost them. They engineered a distraction. 30:21.361 --> 30:23.739 Now, why would they create a distraction 30:23.781 --> 30:24.948 'that dragged us all the way' 30:24.990 --> 30:27.326 'to one side of the city..' 30:27.367 --> 30:30.412 ...unless they were on their way to the other? 30:30.454 --> 30:32.331 Our location has been compromised. 30:32.372 --> 30:34.040 Disassemble everything. 30:34.082 --> 30:35.292 Now! 30:35.334 --> 30:37.753 [intense music] 30:43.883 --> 30:45.344 The next time we need to hide 30:45.385 --> 30:47.429 from an all-seeing super computer.. 30:47.471 --> 30:49.807 We're getting separate trunks. 30:49.848 --> 30:51.517 [breathes deeply] 30:51.558 --> 30:54.478 My favorite thing about New York cabbies.. 30:54.520 --> 30:57.272 ...they have terrible memories. 30:57.314 --> 30:58.482 See? 31:00.317 --> 31:02.027 - You forgot us already? - Yeah, yeah. 31:05.071 --> 31:06.865 (John) Decima's holed up in there somewhere 31:06.906 --> 31:08.617 and if we're lucky, so is Grace. 31:08.659 --> 31:10.661 I'm sick of hiding. 31:10.703 --> 31:12.412 Let's make some noise. 31:19.961 --> 31:21.839 (John) 'Somebody call tech support?' 31:23.881 --> 31:25.718 [grunting] 31:29.388 --> 31:32.015 Got this one, Shaw. You find Grace? 31:32.057 --> 31:35.394 Found an interrogation room set up with tea for two. 31:35.435 --> 31:37.103 Still warm. We just missed her. 31:37.145 --> 31:38.397 (John) 'Our friend here is gonna tell us' 31:38.438 --> 31:40.065 everything he knows about 31:40.106 --> 31:42.526 Grace and Samaritan. 31:42.568 --> 31:45.320 Oh, I sincerely doubt that. 31:45.362 --> 31:48.948 Besides, all you need to know about Ms. Hendricks 31:48.990 --> 31:50.826 is that she's with me 31:50.868 --> 31:52.828 and for the moment, quite safe. 31:55.038 --> 31:56.790 Let her go. 31:56.832 --> 31:59.167 Or geek squad here catches a bullet. 31:59.209 --> 32:01.961 Amusing performance. 32:02.003 --> 32:03.714 But I'm afraid.. 32:03.756 --> 32:07.300 '...Virgil's already dead.' 32:07.342 --> 32:10.512 Aren't you, Virgil? 32:10.554 --> 32:11.929 [gunfire] 32:13.265 --> 32:14.433 [shorting] 32:16.351 --> 32:18.687 At dawn, Grace Hendricks will be 32:18.729 --> 32:21.356 at the Jefferson Bridge. 32:21.398 --> 32:24.818 I'll be very happy to return her to you.. 32:24.860 --> 32:27.738 ...in exchange for Harold Finch. 32:27.780 --> 32:29.865 What makes you think we'd agree to that? 32:29.907 --> 32:33.285 Your agreement is irrelevant. 32:33.326 --> 32:35.746 Get the message to Mr. Finch. 32:35.788 --> 32:38.498 (Greer) 'I expect he'll cooperate.' 32:38.540 --> 32:41.334 For Ms. Hendricks' sake, don't be late. 32:45.923 --> 32:48.759 We can't trade Harold. We can't even find him. 32:48.801 --> 32:50.218 Then we've only got a few hours 32:50.260 --> 32:52.053 to come up with a way to save Grace. 32:52.095 --> 32:54.514 [phone ringing] 33:00.395 --> 33:01.980 - Yup. - 'Hi, you two.' 33:02.021 --> 33:03.649 The machine says the security camera 33:03.690 --> 33:04.942 overlooking the entrance 33:04.983 --> 33:07.360 to Grace's building just went out. 33:07.402 --> 33:08.487 (Root on phone) 'Thought you should know.' 33:08.528 --> 33:09.696 [line cuts] 33:16.870 --> 33:19.289 [instrumental music] 33:25.462 --> 33:26.630 (John) Finch. 33:33.512 --> 33:35.180 How did you take out the camera? 33:35.221 --> 33:38.558 I still have a few tricks left. 33:40.226 --> 33:41.603 I'd hoped maybe it wasn't too late 33:41.645 --> 33:43.355 that I could warn her. 33:47.233 --> 33:49.402 They want me...don't they? 33:51.112 --> 33:53.699 (Shaw) 'We're not giving you to Decima, Harold.' 33:53.740 --> 33:55.367 We just got you back. 33:55.408 --> 33:56.785 The three of us will come up with some kind of way-- 33:56.827 --> 33:58.996 No, any change of plans would put Grace at risk 33:59.036 --> 34:02.248 and I can't allow that. 34:02.290 --> 34:03.750 I'll trade myself for her. 34:05.460 --> 34:06.712 The two of you will stay with me 34:06.753 --> 34:08.087 and make sure that Decima holds up 34:08.129 --> 34:09.589 their end of the deal. Understood? 34:11.216 --> 34:13.010 Whatever you want, Finch. 34:13.051 --> 34:14.093 We'll be there. 34:17.305 --> 34:18.473 Thank you. 34:19.808 --> 34:22.227 [instrumental music] 34:27.315 --> 34:28.775 There's one more thing. 34:30.903 --> 34:33.405 I'd like you to avoid violence if at all possible.. 34:35.741 --> 34:37.659 '...but..' 34:37.701 --> 34:40.078 ...if they harm Grace.. 34:40.119 --> 34:43.040 ...in any way.. 34:44.541 --> 34:47.878 ...kill them all. 34:47.920 --> 34:50.338 [music continues] 34:55.886 --> 34:57.136 [electronic beeps] 35:04.061 --> 35:05.478 This is the best plan 35:05.520 --> 35:06.521 you three could come up with? 35:06.563 --> 35:08.273 We had no choice, Lionel. 35:08.314 --> 35:10.525 Well, I don't like it. 35:10.567 --> 35:12.235 We're too exposed. 35:12.277 --> 35:13.695 And there are cameras everywhere 35:13.737 --> 35:16.448 which is why we do nothing. 35:16.489 --> 35:19.826 No one fires a shot unless we have to. 35:21.411 --> 35:22.579 [tires screeching] 35:26.541 --> 35:28.668 (John) 'Don't do this, Harold.' 35:28.710 --> 35:30.295 We'll think of something. 35:32.380 --> 35:34.007 We've faced worse. 35:36.969 --> 35:38.136 (Finch) 'Worse?' 35:39.846 --> 35:41.556 Have we? I don't think so. 35:43.642 --> 35:45.811 From the day the machine went online.. 35:47.646 --> 35:49.898 ...part of me knew that I would never be 35:49.940 --> 35:53.819 able to sever myself from it.. 35:53.860 --> 35:57.781 ...and that anyone I ever cared about was in danger. 35:57.823 --> 36:00.325 (Finch) 'It was foolish to imagine otherwise.' 36:00.366 --> 36:03.912 I tried to guard myself, stay hidden.. 36:03.954 --> 36:06.414 ...from the government, the authorities.. 36:06.456 --> 36:07.624 ...people looking. 36:09.334 --> 36:10.794 Here we still are. 36:13.505 --> 36:16.758 (Finch) 'This moment was inevitable.' 36:16.800 --> 36:19.427 This moment was always looking for me. 36:21.513 --> 36:23.932 [instrumental music] 36:26.434 --> 36:28.311 I have to accept it. 36:34.693 --> 36:36.235 It's for Grace when she's safe. 36:44.911 --> 36:46.454 There was no other way. 36:52.502 --> 36:55.338 Keep yourself alive, Harold. 36:55.380 --> 36:58.299 I'll be coming for you. 36:58.341 --> 37:01.260 Remember what I said. 37:01.302 --> 37:02.888 She is all that matters. 37:08.226 --> 37:11.146 Walk a straight line. 100 paces. 37:12.355 --> 37:13.606 Don't take off the blindfold 37:13.648 --> 37:16.860 until you're all the way there. 37:16.902 --> 37:19.320 [instrumental music] 37:47.807 --> 37:50.309 Thank...thank you. 37:50.351 --> 37:52.771 [music continues] 37:57.609 --> 37:58.777 [sobbing] 38:17.879 --> 38:21.549 Get her outta here now. 38:23.969 --> 38:25.137 [engine cranking] 38:26.554 --> 38:27.722 [tires screeching] 38:30.516 --> 38:32.936 [instrumental music] 38:38.066 --> 38:39.234 [engine cranking] 38:40.735 --> 38:41.903 [tires screeching] 38:53.832 --> 38:56.251 [music continues] 39:02.299 --> 39:04.592 Day like today, it's gotta feel good to come home. 39:07.846 --> 39:08.847 Hey. 39:08.888 --> 39:11.266 You gonna be okay? 39:11.308 --> 39:12.475 Honestly, I don't know. 39:12.517 --> 39:14.978 Is it gonna be safe here? 39:15.020 --> 39:16.188 (John) 'No.' 39:17.814 --> 39:19.440 'They have what they want for now' 39:19.482 --> 39:21.567 but that won't stop them from coming after you again. 39:23.153 --> 39:24.362 Which is why you should open this. 39:26.447 --> 39:29.201 That job you were looking at in Italy? 39:29.242 --> 39:31.703 You've been selected for the position. 39:31.744 --> 39:33.371 What? 39:33.412 --> 39:35.165 I didn't even go on the interview. 39:35.207 --> 39:38.626 - I was supposed to leave-- - Your flight leaves tonight. 39:38.668 --> 39:40.920 The job begins next week. 39:40.962 --> 39:43.673 (John) 'They'll set you up with an apartment, a stipend' 39:43.715 --> 39:45.508 'all under the name on that passport.' 39:48.511 --> 39:50.805 Lionel here will get you to the airport safely. 39:55.935 --> 39:57.354 It's a good time to start over. 40:01.440 --> 40:02.734 Please don't look back. 40:07.572 --> 40:09.991 Did you know him? 40:10.033 --> 40:11.868 Harold. 40:11.910 --> 40:14.371 Is he what this was all about? 40:14.412 --> 40:16.831 [instrumental music] 40:20.459 --> 40:24.005 All I know for sure is.. 40:24.047 --> 40:26.883 ...you loved him.. 40:26.925 --> 40:28.509 ...and he loved you back. 40:31.596 --> 40:34.015 [music continues] 40:45.318 --> 40:46.485 [electronic beeps] 40:49.697 --> 40:51.324 (male #4) 'Step away from the door!' 40:51.366 --> 40:53.701 Get on the ground! Now! 40:53.743 --> 40:57.205 (Greer) 'Results of the Samaritan beta test, senator.' 40:57.247 --> 41:00.499 One terrorist, as requested. 41:00.541 --> 41:02.543 (Greer) 'His real name..' 41:02.585 --> 41:04.379 '...and what he was planning..' 41:04.421 --> 41:07.757 ...should you care to know the specifics. 41:07.799 --> 41:11.803 Rest assured, I'll get very well acquainted with the specifics. 41:11.844 --> 41:15.390 Assuming everything pans out.. 41:15.432 --> 41:17.350 ...I'll be in touch. 41:21.104 --> 41:23.189 So Samaritan's losing the feeds then? 41:23.231 --> 41:24.649 (Greer) 'For the moment.' 41:24.690 --> 41:26.692 But we've gained the senator's confidence. 41:26.734 --> 41:30.488 And something far more valuable. 41:30.529 --> 41:32.615 Drive. 41:32.657 --> 41:33.741 [engine cranks] 41:47.964 --> 41:49.966 So what's all the way out in Mount Vernon 41:50.008 --> 41:51.843 that's so important? 41:51.884 --> 41:54.846 At the time, it was outside New York City limits 41:54.887 --> 41:57.390 and Samaritan's prying eyes. 41:57.432 --> 42:00.685 - At the time? - Decima's lost the feeds. 42:00.726 --> 42:03.520 So for now, the only one watching is her. 42:04.981 --> 42:06.316 Chin up, kids. 42:06.358 --> 42:08.318 You're not out of the game yet. 42:08.360 --> 42:10.069 Trust me. 42:10.111 --> 42:11.946 We lost Finch. 42:11.988 --> 42:13.948 Which means we've lost everything. 42:13.990 --> 42:15.408 [chuckles] 42:15.450 --> 42:16.909 Not everything. 42:22.874 --> 42:26.503 (Root) 'We now have seven of Samaritan's servers.' 42:26.544 --> 42:27.670 Like I said.. 42:29.339 --> 42:30.507 ...trust me. 42:40.392 --> 42:41.809 You blindfolded her. 42:41.851 --> 42:43.436 I appreciate that. 42:43.478 --> 42:44.729 Least I could do. 42:46.689 --> 42:49.192 Had a feeling you'd prefer it that way. 42:49.234 --> 42:52.153 And I didn't want to get off on the wrong foot. 42:54.406 --> 42:56.824 After all.. 42:56.866 --> 42:59.785 ...you've been a very hard man to find. 42:59.827 --> 43:02.247 [intense music] 43:10.755 --> 43:12.549 [theme music] ]