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My name is Kara Zor-El.
I'm from Krypton.

I'm a refugee on this planet.

I was sent to Earth
to protect my cousin.

But my pod got knocked off course.

And by the time I got here,

my cousin had already grown up
and become... Superman.

I hid who I really was
until one day

when an accident forced me
to reveal myself to the world.

To most people, I'm a reporter
at CatCo Worldwide Media.

But in secret,
I work with my adopted sister

at the DEO to protect
this planet I call my home

from anyone that means
to cause it harm.

I am Supergirl.

Previously on
Supergirl...

My own show?

...you are watching
The Lockdown with Ben Lockwood.

Dad, you're famous.

Two dozen known alien worlds,

and Nth metal
is just the strongest material

brought to Earth
from any one of them, by far.

Agent Liberty took everything
from me.

I will do anything to see him
brought to justice.

Who is Agent Liberty?

You betrayed your promise to Fiona.

Once you cross that line,
there's no going back.

I have that sleep thing.

- Narcolepsy?
- Yes.

Mom was trying to find her a doctor,
but Nia said she already had one.

Why would she lie about that?

Hi.

- Hot day.
- I've seen worse.

Are you supposed to be
meeting someone here?

- Waiting for the bus.
- Oh.

You sleep weird.

Some roommate.
I told you not to let me sleep.

I gave you two hours, so, you wouldn't
look like a crackhead at work again.

The average Fortune 500 CEO only gets
five hours of sleep a night.

The average CEO
doesn't get to be a CEO

if she's dead from exhaustion.

You needed an object
Manchester holds close, right?

Anything that can help me
reach him psychically,

clothing, jewelry.

He hurt someone in here.

Seems like he does that
to everyone he meets.

I am still so sorry about what happened.

I led you right into his trap.

You're apologizing to me
for believing the best in someone?

It's kind of my whole thing.

- You wouldn't have let him get away.
- I did let him play me.

Look, his rage was overpowering,
you lost him. It happens.

But it's not over yet.

That's what I'm afraid of.

I thought there was
some light left in Manchester,

but when I looked into his mind,
there was nothing left.

Maybe, you can get it back.

Brass knuckles.

Well, he does have national pride.

And Bob's your uncle.

Hold the door!

Thank you.

Um, stockpiling for
the great coffee war?

Uh, no, no.
These are extras for friends.

- One more! Sorry.
- Hey.

Thanks.

- Hey, James!
- Hey.

Hey, Nia. Are those all for you?

No. She brought extra for friends.

So, how goes it?

Lena is just being so distant.

We're gonna talk.
I'm sure we'll work it out.

- I meant the article.
- Oh.

You okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine.
- Nia.

Wait. Nia, Nia. Wait.

I know something's
going on with you. I...

At Thanksgiving, you told
different people different versions

of your narcolepsy story,
and none of them matched.

And now,
you're drinking gallons of coffee

and freaking out at the TV...

Agent Liberty, on the TV,

it reminded me of a nightmare I had.

Nia, I'm getting worried,
and I want to help you.

I'm really okay.

I'm Agent Liberty.

Frank,

respectfully, you are not
leadership material.

However, we know
you were on Shelley Island,

and your background
has oddly been erased.

So, I've got a hunch you can tell us
who Agent Liberty is.

I am Agent Liberty.

We offer plea deals, we tell them
we're gonna lock them up,

and they just keep saying
the same thing.

Doing a Spartacus.

By which I mean
our captured Children of Liberty

claim the identity of their hero.

Oh, you're watching the classics?

I'm mastering them.

Would you like to discuss auteur theory

- and the works of Ed Wood?
- Yeah, definitely.

Any leads from CatCo?

No. No, but we're getting close.

I can feel it in my gut.

Could be a probiotic issue.

But I do concur.

Agent Liberty's presence
is still a threat, even without...

What is it?

Oh, Nia Nal saw that picture
this morning, and kind of freaked out.

- Nia Nal?
- Yeah.

She said it reminded her
of a nightmare, or something.

- But who knows if that's true?
- Nightmare?

And you just let her go?

- Yeah.
- What are you talking about?

No.

There is no version of me
telling you what I know

that does not impact
the space-time continuum.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Wait a minute. You know about Nia Nal
in the 31st Century?

Well, Brainy, who is she?

Better we don't discuss that.

Future abrogation, the butterfly effect,

causal loops, et cetera, et cetera.

Why do you think I kept this from you
at Thanksgiving,

when I so easily, yet expertly,
deduced her import?

All you need to know

is that Nia might be able
to lead us to Agent Liberty.

- We must go to her at once.
- Okay, okay, but...

She's a little freaked out right now,
so maybe let me break the ice.

Yeah.

Yes, of course.

All right, fine, just go see Nia.
Let me know if you have any leads.

Then, at least, I'll have
something to report to the President.

Are you having another
one-on-one with the President?

- Ooh, I hope Haley so gets yelled at.
- Yeah.

This is a complete disaster.

Lives were saved on Shelley Island,

a dozen domestic terrorists
were brought to justice.

I'm talking about my poll numbers,

which just got a big old shave!

I'm sorry.
You're letting polls dictate...

Sir, you have my word.

As soon as we take down
this organization's leader,

your numbers will be back
to their usual luster.

If you think finding Agent Liberty
will fix this,

find Agent Liberty.

Yes, sir.

No, Thack,
I'm telling you not to worry.

Look, the war that we are waging
has multiple fronts.

Just because we've had setbacks
on our more bellicose endeavors...

Bellicose.
It means, "war-like," Thack.

Okay, Thack, listen up.

Agent Liberty appealed to extremists,
whereas Ben Lockwood is turning...

Uh, Ben Lockwood, me. I mean me.

I am turning the broader tide
against Supergirl and her kind.

And so, all I'm asking is...

Can we just put Agent Liberty aside
for a little bit?

He'll come back when the time is right.

In the meantime...

Right now, let's let Ben drive.

There he is. Ben, your friend
is here from the University.

Manchester Black.

Thought I'd pop by and say hello.

Manchester...

Where are you?

So, I decided to ditch the city
for the afternoon,

and pay a visit to old Benjamin.

Kill two birds with one stone,
as it were.

I think it's very thoughtful of you

to come all the way here in person
to thank him.

Oh, how could I not after what he did?

I'm talking about the gift, man.

The gift. Yes, of course, the gift.

What gift?

The wedding gift.

A great big set of knives
for me and my fianc�e, Fiona.

You all right there, Benjamin?

Manchester!
Tell me where you are.

I feel you.

You all right? Is it the tea?

Uh, nah, the tea's brilliant. Thanks.

And, well, look, all gone.

Um, shall I walk you out?

Yeah, I suppose so.

- It was lovely to meet you.
- You, too, Lydia. Thank you.

Great cuppa.

Hey.

Okay, you want me, you got me.
Just let her go.

But she's the guest of honor.

Now, play nice. Go on.

Easy, easy.

Hey, Lydia,
you mind grabbing some more tea?

I think Manchester's gonna stay
just a little bit longer.

Oh? Yeah, sure.

Say anything, and she dies screaming.

- Kara.
- I know you want to be left alone,

and I will absolutely do that
after you hear me out,

because I think I need your help.

And I think you need mine.

Thank you.

My family is from far away.

It's okay.

They're from a planet called Naltor.

Wow. That's...

You know you could have
told me, right?

I know it's not the best time
to broadcast that you're an alien, but...

I know myself really, really well.

Always have. But once in a generation,

some of our women
get this genetic oneiromancy.

They can dream the future.

And you can do that?

My dreams aren't like you think.

I can't control what I see.

Most of the time, I don't even know
what's going on in my dreams,

and when I do, it's terrifying.

Last time I saw Agent Liberty

about to murder a woman.

Did you recognize her?

Do you know
when he's going to do it, or where?

That's what I'm trying to tell you.

If I could help, I would.

Really, I would. But I can't.

What if I told you that I know
someone that could help you?

I would welcome the help.

Great.

Your help is welcomed.

- Brainy?
- Hey, girl.

- Oh!
- I'm okay.

Can I ask you
how do you know so much about me?

- Well, I'm a 12th level...
- He's really smart.

Oh.

All you need to know
is that what you see

isn't necessarily what will be.

Hence, the need
for exploration and interpretation.

But that is why I'm here.

So, you have nothing
to worry about, Nura.

- Did you just call me "Nura"?
- No.

I didn't. Did you call her "Nura"?

She didn't.

Now...

Listen to Kara's voice
and count backwards.

Three, two, one.

- I'm here.
- What do you see?

A hook.

It's one of those loady-type hooks.

It was in the dream last time.

Do you see anything new?

I don't know.

- She needs to relax.
- Nia, it's okay. It's okay.

Just relax and remember
this is your dream.

She's back.

The woman...

She's shaking.

It's awful.

You're scaring me,
please stop! Please stop!

I think I just slowed her down.

I can stop the shaking.

She's already modulating
her dreaming.

That's great, Nia. That's great.

After this, I'm really gonna have
some follow-up questions.

Stop! Put the gun down!
Please, just put the gun down!

You're scaring me!
Please, put the gun down!

Stop it! Please stop! Please stop!

Put it down! Please, please!

- There's somebody else here.
- She needs to move toward it.

It's Liberty. Kara, I want to get out.

Count forwards. One, two...

- I want to get out now!
- Three.

Hey, we're here. You're safe.

But that woman isn't.

And I know where we need to go.

Welcome to Collinwood.

- It doesn't seem so bad.
- Oh, yes. What could go wrong?

And this is the end
of the Lockwood Home Five-Cent Tour.

Well, Lydia, Benjamin,
you have a lovely home.

So, I've got tons of work
I gotta catch up on.

- I would be...
- What's that?

Oh, Ben's great-great-great-grandfather
made those.

Yeah. He was a blacksmith.

That bayonet is the...

Well, it's one of the first things
the Lockwoods ever forged.

It's from the American Revolution.

Is it, really?

Can I?

So...

You know, it's from Bunker Hill.

Remember that one?

It's the one where the Brits
thought they had won,

but the battle ended up so bloody,
that it cost them the war,

and it wasn't worth it.

Bloody is right.

Can you imagine
sticking this into a bloke,

and then twisting it in his guts?

- That's graphic.
- Graphic.

It is.

"Lockwood."

It's a fine piece.

You ever wish your husband
was a steel man, Lydia?

Stop.

Of course, that's not really
the family business anymore, is it?

Now, you lot just dress up
in wicked metal masks.

Isn't that right...

Agent Liberty?

Ben, what is he talking about?

Okay. Listen, I've never
seen you before in my life,

and I'm not whoever it is
that you say that I am.

Manchester.

Manchester, tell me where you are.

- Get out of my head.
- You made a promise.

That promise died with Fiona.

But it didn't die with me.

If you can't hold yourself
to that promise, I will.

What?

I feel your pain,
Manchester.

Give this up.

You want to feel my pain?

Feel it.

Ben!

You're insane! He is not Agent Liberty!

Do you bet your life on that, Lydia?

Somewhere in your perfect little house,

there is a silly costume he puts on
to go do terrorism.

Show me that mask.

In retrospect, it makes sense
that more than one person

would have run the Collinwood 5K.

Do you recognize anything?

No.

All I saw in my dream was...

...the woman, the shadow, and the hook.

Do you think we should be looking
for some kind of construction site?

No. What you saw
were probably symbols.

Jungian, Freudian.

Where I'm from we call them "Frungian."

- I'm sorry.
- No. No, Nia. Don't be sorry.

We're on the right track. This is good.

Although I do sense some hostility
from the locals.

Hmm. Not unexpected.

My scan of regional data
revealed Collinwood

as an early center
for anti-alien activity.

It does feel a little Purge-y.

James DeMonaco, 2013.

I thought you were just watching
the classics.

- And?
- Let me talk to you for a sec.

- Just a minute.
- Yes.

Don't look now.

But these fine folks over here
with the alien-sniffing dog,

- they've been following us.
- Who? Where?

- Them?
- No! Stop it!

I think they're Children of Liberty.

- Presumptuous.
- I X-ray'd them,

and they've got guns, and the woman
has a metal mask in her purse.

- Problematic.
- Or it could be perfect.

Instead of wandering around the city
looking for the girl in Nia's dream,

instead, why don't we just find
the guy who's going to attack her?

- Agent Liberty.
- Yes.

He's here, or he will be soon.

And maybe,
these three can lead us to him.

Chicanery! Very good.

I'll distract Nia,
while you catfish our new friends.

Hail me after.
Look, Nia, a crafts store.

Have you been introduced
to the magic of lanyards?

Hello! Hi.

I was wondering
if you guys can help me.

I just did one of those 23andMe tests
that's, you know, with the DNA.

Anyway, my real name is Kara Liberty,

so, I'm here
searching for my birth dad.

Agent.

- Excuse me?
- Agent Liberty.

He's around here somewhere,
am I right?

What a cute dog.

He's friendly.

Uh, double diamond lanyards.

My, aren't these
lanyards compelling? Nia?

Is this for us?
This is happening so fast!

- They're attacking Kara!
- Lanyards...

- Nia. Nia!
- Let her go!

- Nia, no!
- This is problematic.

You really don't have to do this,
you can just...

- It's going to be all right.
- All right? We've been kidnapped.

Reporting 101.
When you get kidnapped,

- you're on the right track.
- That doesn't make any sense.

Tell that to Lois Lane.

- Who?
- It's simple.

We bide our time, and then
spring into action using our super...

Kung fu.

In which we have many belts
in an aggressive rainbow of colors.

Mmm-hmm.

Our plan is working.

Do you see this?

They have weapons everywhere.
Equipment.

This is textbook bad guy lair.

Shh!

We should talk to him.

Do you want to tell Agent Liberty
we brought reporters to his clubhouse?

- Nia?
- Whose call was that?

They've got to die.

Kara? Brainy?

Ahhh!

Got words for him?

He's a killer, you know.

Yeah.

Murdered the love
of my whole, wasted life.

Please tell me this isn't true.

I'm so sorry.

It was done, it was finished.
I was going to stop.

- Put the suit on.
- What?

I want you to die doing what you love.

- No, please, no.
- Now!

That was amazing.

That thing you did with the bullet
and the cuffs, how did you do that?

I don't know. It was like a reflex.
I saw the moment before the gunshot.

The power's never worked
like that before.

I just knew what to do.

I guess that makes sense.
Our powers are like muscles.

The more we use them,
the stronger they get.

Or so I've been told.

Just one problem,
our only leads are still unconscious.

Wait.

This says "Lockwood Family Steel."

- You think "Lockwood," as in...
- Ben Lockwood?

Phone, please.

Ben Lockwood's family company,
Lockwood Family Steel,

went bankrupt shortly after
the terraforming events

which destroyed this factory
and killed Ben's father.

I'm gonna get help.

- Kara?
- Brainy, Nia and I are in Collinwood,

where we ran into
a bunch of Children of Liberty.

Are you okay? Of course, you're okay.

They took us to this factory,
and it has weapons and supplies,

war room stuff,

but guess who the factory
belonged to first?

Ben Lockwood.

- What?
- Do you think there is a chance

he might be Agent Liberty?

Well, let's find out.

Hi, Frank.
The plea deal's off the table.

What? Why?

It was for your cooperation,
but now, we don't need it.

We know that Lockwood
is Agent Liberty.

Lockwood? Who?

You're still siding with him.
He's still siding with him.

Who are you talking to?

Um, listen. You know what, that's fine.

But if you change your mind,
just give me a call

from whatever black site
they send you to.

Wait.

It's him.

- Are you sure?
- We got the bastard.

Stop!

Come on, get up.

All dressed up for his funeral.

When this is over,

they're going to need dental records
to ID your body.

Stand back, stand back.

It could be a lot worse.
We could go Biblical, eye for an eye.

You killed Fiona, I kill her.

You feel that?

That's what it's like when you're
about to lose everything.

What do you want, J'onn?
You're not going to talk me down.

I know. And I'm sorry.

- For what?
- You leave me no choice.

You're right. Because I'll never stop.
Not unless you kill me.

Go on. Go on. I dare you.
You know you can do it.

- No.
- Then why are you here?

Run!

Shouldn't have done that.

Lockwood?

- Supergirl.
- J'onn, what is it?

Manchester's on the warpath.

I couldn't see for certain,
but I think he has Agent Liberty.

I'll find them.

I told you to wait for Kara.

Fine. We stick together.

I saw them come through here.

- Nth metal?
- "Nth metal."

Strongest element in existence.

There's a bit of it in this.

I thought that was a class ring.

I was home-schooled.

Well... Wait.

This is it.

This is the place from my dreams.

It's all going to happen.

Nia Nal, you contain greatness.

I can't tell you how I know,
but we can stop this.

You can stop this.

I can stop this.

I can stop this.

You saw something, something more.

Brainy, we need to get back outside.

Benjamin Lockwood!
Come and get your medicine, lad.

Now then, I suppose
the requisite question is...

Any last words?

I came here to stop him.
Don't make me stop you.

Is this the part where you tell me
violence won't change anything?

- What did you do to me?
- It's moondust,

sharp enough to cut Kryptonian DNA.

Oh, nasty.

You just got a lungful
from one of them alien moons.

Part of it's honed to a nanometer.

I bet you're just a bit softer
on the inside.

If you kill him,
what does that make you?

The intolerant left.

If we want to win this,
we have to be better.

Let me take him to prison,
show people who he really is.

Don't be daft! Those people hate you!

You can put a cape on,
say you're a superhero,

but to him and everyone else like him,
you'll only ever be an alien.

A roach!

No!

Time to pick a side, Pollyanna.

You're with them, government stooge,
Happy Meal hero,

or you're with me,
and we string up the lot.

Every terrorist turning your streets
into war zones.

You keep saying
it's a never-ending battle.

How about you and I end it together?

I'll never be like you.

What is it? What do you see?

Supergirl.

Lydia!

- Ben!
- Sweetheart, you can't be here.

We have to get...

Well, well.

No!

Hook.

Spielberg. 1991.

Are you hurt?

I'm all right, I'm okay.

We've got to get out of here.

Ben? Ben? Ben?

Ben, stop!

Ben, don't! Ben, put the gun down!

That's Nth metal, Supergirl!

- No point struggling.
- I'm not struggling.

I'm flying!

Whoa.

Miss Nal, right? Nice work.

Thank you.

Think it's over?

I think it's a start.
Now, people will see who he really is.

Small.

He's not a movement, he's a butcher.

And now, he's gonna pay for it.

Have either of you seen Kara?

- Oh... Yeah...
- Oh. I think she...

- Mr. Lockwood, any comments?
- "Any comments?"

I don't know. Look at my face.
Look what they did to me.

Now, I wore that mask
to protect me and my family

because there are aliens who don't
like to hear what I believe,

don't like to hear the truth,
so, I'm cards up.

What about Supergirl, huh?
You know who I am. Who is she?

Why are you here, hmm?

Both times you let me go on my merry.

Both times, I've gone on to do...

Let's call it "unspeakable things."

So, my theory is
part of you wanted me to get away,

part of you wanted me to do
what you couldn't.

You're wrong.

Ah, 'cause you want to be
a bloody saint.

'Cause you ain't gonna study
war no more, yeah?

You think that's a weakness?

I think it's a character defect.

Couple of weeks ago,
you had that same defect.

But maybe that's my curse,

believing in people
who don't deserve it.

You think my soul's
still up for grabs, old man?

Yes, I do.

And I think you do, too.

Supergirl really got him.

It's gonna be hard for Lockwood
to come off reasonable,

now that everyone knows
he's a psycho in a mask.

Colonel Haley, Director Danvers.

- Hello, Supergirl.
- President Baker.

"Human rights activist imprisoned."

Their words, not mine.

- "Human rights"?
- Yeah, a lot of people,

lot of donors are asking,
"How can we tolerate this

in a government that is
supposed to be for the people?"

That meant to imply
that aliens aren't?

- Aren't what?
- People, sir.

Of course, not.

But you are a government employee,
like me.

And, as such, we need to make sure

that we are serving
all of the people of this country,

not just the ones we agree with.

For reasons of national security,
from now on,

the DEO will require
full transparency from its assets.

We need to know
your secret identity, Supergirl.

No. We keep her
off the books for a reason.

- She can't tell you that, sir.
- And why not?

Lockwood just shined
a huge spotlight on the fact

that you are withholding
who you really are.

Keeping that secret inflames things.

Gives the public more reasons
to distrust you and my government.

If I did that, sir, everyone I know,
everyone I love would be at risk.

My family is with the Secret Service
as we speak.

You think they're not in danger?

No one should be above the rest of us.

We need to put country first.

I'm sorry, sir.
I can't give you what you want.

Then, I thank you for your service,

but you're dismissed,
effective immediately.

I hope you'll comply.

The United States
does not want a war with Supergirl.

Then I trust you won't start one.

Okay, just give me some time.
They'll come around.

Protect this place
and everything it stands for.

Thanks, Jim.

We are standing outside the countyjail

where Ben Lockwood, aka, Agent Liberty

has been remanded into custody.

What are they protesting?

Us.

Liberty!

Liberty!

Liberty!
Liberty! Liberty!

- Liberty! Liberty! Liberty!
- See you soon.

Liberty!
Liberty! Liberty!

Liberty! Liberty! Liberty!

You failed.

Why are you doing this?

You did this to yourself.

And now, all of you will perish.