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[Sound effect]
Announcer: reads words on screen

[crash]

[smash]

Woman: That wire
better go to the alarm.

[beep]

[click]

[click]

Man: Okay. Camera one-

two-

and three.

Woman: Okay.

[spraycan]

[spraycan]

[spraycan]

I thought you said
it might be hard.

Never underestimate a
woman with a crowbar.

Okay.

We've got
to be quick.

You know
what to do.

Meet you back
here in ten minutes.

-Okay.

[spraycan]

[spraycan]

Frank! What
are you doing?

Are you crazy?

That's not what
we're here for!

I can't let
you do that.

Worker: Connor.

Hey. What is it?

Worker: Someone
call an ambulance!

♪♪
[theme music]

♪♪
[country music]

Come on, buddy!

Come on!

Hey! Go get it!

No?

Come on!

I'm glad one of us
is enjoying the snow.

Hey!

Hey, come on!

I know you'd
play all day.

[phone chimes]

Hudson.

We know
who he is?

Frank Joseph.

21.

Found his wallet
in his pocket.

Cash and ID intact.

And this-

For an upcoming
protest on the reserve.

Some kind of
call to action

to stop Evans from
taking their water.

-The Evans Company has
a long-standing contract

to take water from
several of our lakes.

Yeah.

Our victim appears to have taken
issue with that arrangement.

God. Just a kid.

Tough to process.

Cause of death?

Penetrating trauma
to the head.

That looks familiar.

-It was found inches
from the body.

No fingerprints.

We'll test the blood
and hair found on it.

But it's likely Frank's.

And this symbol on his
tattoo appears to be tribal.

-Where's his bandana?

What bandana?

He was wearing it in
the security footage.

before they blacked
out the cameras.

It wasn't by the
time we got here.

Huh.

[Rex whines]

Ah, Rex
has his scent.

Go, buddy.

See what
you can find.

[sniffing]

[barking]

Broken glass.

Good luck getting
a print off that.

Well, Rex, you're going
to make me look bad.

Worker: This
is on you!

It's your fault!

What do you think
that's about?

Based on what I
overheard earlier?

Something about
a key card.

Hmm.

Connor: It wasn't
until this morning

I even realized
it was missing.

And how late would you
say you were out drinking?

Until they
kicked us out.

2:30 in the
morning, maybe.

There was a
bunch of us there.

People can
vouch for me.

Well, I'm going to
need those names.

You're sure you didn't give
anyone your key card?

No, I mean, it must've fallen
out of my pocket at the bar.

But it's just
a blank card.

How could anyone
know what it's for?

Unless the person who found
it knew exactly what they had.

Anyone try and
chat you up?-

Buy you a drink?

No.

You were here when the
body was discovered.

Did you recognize him?

From the bar maybe?

I can't say I've ever
seen him before.

Okay.

Charlie: Ms. Evans-

According to your
VP of Operations-

there's no one
in here overnight.

Can you
corroborate that?

Yes.

When I left last
night around nine-

the place was
completely empty.

You ever had an incident
like this before?

We've had protests happen
outside the front gates.

But never
a break-in.

Mmm.

-I've never understood why
they're so angry with us.

They?

The so-called
environmental activists.

Always more interested in
getting their message across

than actually learning about
what our company really does.

And what
exactly is that?

We support local
communities

and environmental charities.

We work hard to protect
natural resources

through outreach
and sustainability.

The list goes on.

Look.

We've been generating jobs

and boosting the economy

in this community for more
than three generations.

We're not the enemy.

♪♪
[sad piano music]

Thanks for
coming in, Odina.

Again, I'm very
sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

I'll walk you out.

Were you and
your brother close?

Very.

I always worried his
environmental interests

would get him
into trouble.

And by interests,
you mean activism.

The Evans Company has been
promising our community

a water treatment
plant for years.

But the project keeps
getting delayed, and-

Frank had finally
had enough.

Why is that?

Eight years ago-

we lost both of our parents
in the span of two years.

There's no proof.

But Frank was convinced it was
caused by our drinking water.

Do you recognize
this person?

-Allora Crawford.

They were a couple.

They recently
moved in together.

Does Allora
have a temper?

Well, she could
be passionate.

But I wouldn't
call it a temper.

I've known Allora
since we were kids.

And she wouldn't
hurt a fly.

And neither
would my brother.

Crowd: Clean
water! Now!

Clean water! Now!

Frank: Okay okay!

For years-

the Evans Company has
been taking clean water

from our aquifer.
Crowd: Yeah!

Leaving us with the
polluted water to drink!

Crowd: Yeah!

-We're done
with their lies!

Crowd: Yeah!

-We have a right
to clean water!

And if we have to
fight to get it-

We will!

Yeah!

There's more like this.

But the message
is the same.

Impassioned speeches
are one thing.

Breaking into the plant

is a big escalation.

[barking]

Sarah: Charlie.
Good news.

I got a partial print

off the broken glass
we found at the scene.

It's a match
for Frank.

It was in pieces.

How did you pull a
print off of that?

By scanning the
individual shards

and digitally
reassembling the pieces.

I helped with
that part.

It's not important.

Any idea what
was in the jar?

As a matter
of fact, yes.

I just got the
results back.

E. coli?

You're sure?

Yeah. That's
what it says.

If that got into
the filling tank-

it could've been bottled and
shipped out to the public.

People would get sick-

maybe even die.

So much for
not hurting a fly.

♪♪
[theme music]

We've tested the water
in the filling tank

for contaminants.

Thankfully, the chemical
analysis came back clean.

So they didn't go
through with it.

Whether they went through
with it or not, Detective-

we're no longer talking
about protestors here.

This is terrorism.

I think until we know exactly
what happened here-

-You're kidding, right?

These two criminals
could have killed-

Rosalynn: Alan.

Please.

I appreciate you bringing
this to us, Detective.

I can assure you
we'll be working out

the bugs in our new security
system immediately.

You think this could
have been an inside job?

I'd like to believe that
our employees are loyal.

We treat them
very fairly.

Okay.

Well, I may have some
questions for you later.

Any time.

You'll have our
full cooperation.

[sniffing]

You may want
to stick to tap.

♪♪
[upbeat theme music]

Easy, pal.

[sniffing]

Rex.

Come on, buddy.
Get out of there.

[Rex whines]

Sorry about that.

Detective Hudson?

Odina.

You never mentioned to
me that you were a cop.

Well, I was focussed
on my brother.

Is there something
I can help you with?

I have a warrant to search
Frank and Allora's place.

I was hoping to get
a little local backup.

Well, I know
the way.

You could follow me.

Great.

♪♪
[soft music]

My guess is
Allora came back-

grabbed a few
things, and ran.

-Yeah, well according
to the neighbours-

nobody has seen
her in 24 hours.

I guess she came late at
night to avoid being seen.

How long have they
been living together?

Around six months.

[sniffing]

Yeah?

What have you
got, buddy?

That's what passes for
drinking water around here.

Residents are asked
to boil their water

and not drink
from the tap.

But some do anyway.

Not all of us can afford
the bottled stuff.

Can I ask what you
hope to find here?

I'm not entirely sure.

Rex, let's go.

Okay, buddy.

[sniffing]

Yeah. Get that scent?

Okay, buddy.

Track it.

You sure he
has the scent?

There's nothing back that
way but miles of woods.

Hard place to
find someone.

Maybe that's the point.

You could follow
faster on this.

Thanks.

[engine starting]

[phone chiming]

Charlie: Hey Jesse.

I hope you're seeing
better than I am.

I've got satellite imaging
of your current location.

Okay, it looks like
there are three paths

that cross through
these woods.

But it's mainly
just brush.

-Yeah, I
can see that.

Hold on, hold on.
I see a structure.

It's almost imperceptible
by satellite.

But looks like it's
slightly northeast

of your current location.

[barking]

I think whatever
you're seeing-

Rex just picked
it up too.

I'll call you back.

That's interesting.

You set me up.

You had me
take the ATV

so you could
get here first.

Hi, Allora.

Detective Hudson.

I know how
this looks.

But it's complicated.

[barking]

[gunshot]

[barking]

Get down!

Rex, go!

Get her inside
and stay down!

-Come on.

[engine]

What is it, buddy?

What is it, pal?

Rex, go!

[engine]

[gunshot]

Rex, down!

That's it.

Stay here, boy.

Stay down.

[cocking gun]

[gunshot]

[gunshot][gunshot]

[gunshot]

[gunshot][gunshot]

[gunshot]

Ahh!

Uh!

[engine stalling]

[engine stalling]

Rex! Let's go!

♪♪
[dramatic theme music]

[truck engine]

You did good,
buddy.

You did good.

Allora.

How are you
doing, kid?

Look, whoever that was-

he was
here for you.

We need to get you
out of the woods-

into a controlled environment.

Where's Odina?

I'm right here.

Don't.

[barking]

Easy, pal.

I'm sorry, Detective.

But you're not taking
Allora anywhere.

Pulling a gun on
a fellow officer?

You can
report me later.

I need to
take her in.

She'll be
safe with me.

You take her in, and
she's a sitting duck.

I won't let
that happen.

-Well, I can't
take that chance.

Someone just tracked her
here and tried to execute her.

Aren't you the least bit
curious who sent them?

Put the gun down
and we'll talk.

Please.

Come on.

It started out with
peaceful protests.

What made you escalate
to breaking and entering

and causing property damage?

Frank was convinced
that he could find proof

that they never intended

to build a water
treatment facility.

With that type
of evidence-

we could go
to the press.

And maybe people
would start listening.

You left
out the part

where you were planning
on poisoning the water.

That was
never my plan.

Frank-

He made a mistake.

Frank, what
are you doing?

Are you crazy?

That's not what
we're here for.

I can't let
you do that.

I don't think Frank would
have gone through with it-

even if I wasn't
there to stop him.

[smashing glass]

Where did you
go after that?

Frank went looking
for the evidence.

I stayed and did
more tagging.

That was the last
time I saw him alive.

You didn't see
anyone else?

After I found
Frank's body-

I heard footsteps
and I just ran.

And now there's someone
hunting you down-

trying to silence you.

To cover their tracks.

I still need to
take Allora in.

She's the central figure
in a murder investigation.

If you want to stop me, you're
going to have to shoot me.

And Rex too.

[Rex whines]

[Rex barks]

Yeah, we'd both prefer
that didn't happen.

I'll go.

Allora, no.

I want to help you
find Frank's killer.

He would do
the same for me.

I'll personally see to it
that Allora is protected.

You have my word.

[phone chimes]

Hudson.

Jesse said you were
closing in on a location.

And you just
reported shots fired.

Are you okay?

Yeah, we're good.

I'll explain when we get
back to the station.

Just tell me you're
bringing in the girl.

We need a
safe house, Joe.

She's in danger.

Look, Charlie, there
is no safe house.

We literally have
her on camera-

holding the
murder weapon.

We cannot be seen
overcomplicating this case-

unnecessarily.

You hear what
I'm saying, right?

This is a lot more complicated
than we thought, Joe.

Is she or is she
not with you?

She fled during
the shoot-out.

Rex and I can
track her down.

We just need
a little time.

Good.

So the moment
you find her-

you know
what to do.

[beep]

[screeching tires]

Allora: Thank you-

for helping me.

I'm not sure
I am helping.

I might be
making it worse.

[knocking]

Hang tight.

[cocking gun]

Hey. Come on in.

Sarah: Yeah.

I got your text.

Allora, meet Sarah.

Hi.

You sure about this?

Look, I know I'm putting you
in an awkward position.

You don't have
to do this.

I know that, Charlie.

Thank you.

It's just temporary.

After that-

back to going
by the book.

Sounds like a plan.

Allora.

You know that trust
that you share with Odina?

I share that same trust
with Sarah, okay?

She'll take good
care of you.

Alright, I'll be
in touch soon.

Rex.

Let's go.

-Did Detective Hudson offer
you anything to eat or drink?

Yeah. I didn't think so.

Here you go.

Thanks.

-Don't mention it.

You must be starving.

Oh.

First things first though.

Yeah. Let's do
something about that.

Mr. Booth.

Detective Hudson.

How can I help you?

Well, I believe there
was a third person

in the plant when the
murder took place.

And I want to
know who that was.

Wait, I thought
we'd established

it was the girl
who did it?

Who else has access to
the building at night?

Nobody from the
factory floor.

I mean, we have
custodial staff

that comes three
times a week.

But that was
an off night.

All the workers
have key cards?

Yes.

But the alarm is
totally automated.

There's only a few of
us that have the code.

Including you and Rosalynn?

That's correct.

And were either of
you two here?

Well, I can't speak
for Rosalynn.

But I was at the
Revival House.

I was seeing a
midnight screening

of Raiders of
the Lost Ark.

Oh that is
a great film.

Yeah.

You keep
your ticket stub?

I don't think so.

I could double check.

Mmm.

Am I a suspect,
Detective?

-These are just
routine questions.

Mind if we look
around some more?

By all means.

Great.

Rex.

Sarah: You're lucky the
bullet just grazed you.

Yeah, Detective Hudson's
dog saved my life.

Rex?

He has a tendency
to do that.

I didn't realize how much
it hurt until right now.

Okay.

You're going to
have a little scar.

But the good news is it'll
pair nicely with the tat.

Thanks.

Frank had the
same one, right?

Yeah.

We got them together.

It's an ideogram.

It means forever.

As a symbol of your
commitment to each other?

Yeah, and our community.

Well, it's very beautiful.

You know, people thought
Frank was trouble.

Because he could
be so intense.

But they didn't
know him.

He was kind, and-

thoughtful, and-

Oh.

Oh, honey.

Come here.

[crying]

Jesse: Charlie.

Charlie, I called every
hospital in St. John's.

And no-one matching your
gunman's description

checked in with
a bullet wound.

It doesn't surprise me.

It just means he
knows what he's doing.

-Also, I went
down to the lab

to get Sarah to run tests on
the blood sample you collected

from the woods.

And she wasn't there.

No-one seemed to
know where she was.

Did you get the
blood results?

-Oh, yeah.

Yeah, I had to sweet-talk
one of the techs.

No matches
in the system.

You follow up
on my text?

I did.

I did. Alan Booth
used his debit card

to buy an online ticket
for a midnight showing

of Raiders of
the Lost Ark.

-Yeah, he made the
purchase at 8:47 PM.

It's a great movie.

Yeah, I wish I could
pull off a fedora.

♪♪
[upbeat theme music]

Hey.

Hey.

Where's Allora?

Oh, she's asleep.

I let her take
your room.

Even Rex's dog bed is looking
good to me right about now.

[bark]

Couch works fine too.

[Sarah laughs]

What's all this?

She was showing me
pictures of Frank.

Apparently, they
were all she grabbed

from her place
before taking off.

They were a
cute couple.

Yeah.

Oh, look.

Classic boys' weekend shot.

Huh-huh.

Mm-hmm.

Wait.

You recognize this guy?

Picture him with
shorter hair.

Oh, isn't that- ?

The factory worker
from the plant-

who said he'd never
seen Frank before.

-For someone you've
never seen before-

you sure look
awfully chummy.

What happened to
your eye, Connor?

It was a misunderstanding.

Misunderstanding?

Is that what you call a
shootout in the woods?

A shootout?

What are you
talking about?

I don't even
own a gun!

You'd better hope
that that's true.

How did you
know Frank?

I was dating a girl
from the rez for a while.

I met Frank
through her.

And we
hung out a bit.

I wouldn't say
we were friends.

But-

He came to me
a few days ago-

and asked me
for my key card.

Why'd you give
him your card?

Frank said he wanted
to tag the place.

That's it.

I mean look, I wish
now I'd said no.

Frank would
still be alive.

There must have been
something in it for you.

I wasn't paid if that's
what you mean.

Look, I just wanted to
support his message.

Okay? I thought
it was harmless.

You should have
told me about this

the first time
that I asked you.

Your lies could have
got Allora killed.

I know. I wasn't
thinking straight.

What happened
to your eye?

A guy came
by the factory.

He pulled me aside
after my shift.

And he started grilling
me about Frank's girl.

Where to find her.

What'd you tell him?

I told him to
go to hell.

He didn't like that.

Can you describe
him to me?

Six feet,
give or take.

Dark hair.

Ever seen him
around before?

A few times, just hanging
around the plant.

I'm going to put you together
with a sketch artist.

I'm sorry, I don't
recognize this man.

Who is he?

Take another look.

Are you sure he doesn't
work here, Ms. Evans?

-Not one that
I recognize.

But I don't know the names and
faces of everyone in my company.

We have a lot of
turnover on the floor.

I understand that you promised
a water treatment facility

to the victim's community.

That's correct.

It's in the works.

In the works?

What's the delay?

It's a complicated process.

There's a lot of
planning and testing

that needs to happen before
construction can begin.

Meanwhile the lake water
is making people sick.

I know.

I have a team
working on it full time.

Alan Booth is heading
up the project.

[phone chimes]

Excuse me.

Hudson.

Odina:
Charlie. It's Odina.

Someone broke into
Allora and Frank's house.

-Okay. I'll be
right there.

[sniffing]

A neighbour reported
seeing the door open.

Someone really wants
to track Allora down.

You think
it's our guy?

If it is, he's searching
for something.

Look.

Even the plates
on the electrical sockets

have been removed.

He's not just
going after Allora.

I think she has
something that he wants.

[phone ringing]

Sarah: Hey, Charlie.

Hey, I'm on
my way back.

Can you put Allora
on speaker?

Yeah.

Hold on a sec.

Okay, you're on.

-Allora, you
said that Frank

was looking for evidence

that the Evans
company was lying

about building that water
treatment facility.

That's right.

Do you know if he might have
found what he was looking for?

I don't know.

I never got a
chance to ask him.

-Okay.

Walk me through everything
that happened after that.

Okay.

Frank went upstairs.

Then, maybe-

ten minutes later,
I heard a noise.

So I went
looking for him.

And I got
turned around.

And then I found
him, lying there.

He- his eyes
were open but he-

he wasn't-

And after that?

Then I heard footsteps.
And I panicked.

I grabbed our
stuff, and I ran.

I shouldn't have
left him there.

But I was just
so scared.

It's okay.

Okay, I want you
to check your bag.

Really go through it.

And see if there's
anything there

that doesn't belong
to you or Frank.

There's not much
here, Charlie.

A couple of cans
of spray paint.

Magazines.

Some clothes.

Personal photos.

Is there anything there you're
not sure about, Allora?

No.
Nothing.

[smashing glass]

What was that?

Sarah: Charlie-

Something was smashed.

It sounded
like a window.

I'm going to
go check.

-No.
No no no.

Stay away from
the windows.

I'm calling
for backup.

But I'm only five
minutes away.

Take Allora.

Find a place to hide.

[siren]

Nice and quiet.

[whack!]
-Aghh!

Oooh!

Ergh!

Stop!

Or I'll kill you.

I don't think so.

-I'll do it.

[barking]

[growling]

Ugh!!

[barking]

[barking]

Charlie: Hey.

[smack]

Drop it.

He copped to the
whole damn thing.

-Hmm.

I know you're not buying
it any more than I am.

I was just contacted by
Abrams, Hollis, & Associates.

Apparently our friend
here is their newest client.

That's an expensive firm.

Who's paying the bill?

Well, that
I don't know.

But what I do know is they also
represent the Evans Company.

Huh.

Where's the
girl now, Charlie?

Allora is with Sarah at the
hospital, getting checked out.

I've got two uniforms
at the door.

Good.

I'm sorry I lied
to you, Joe.

Yeah, we can
address that later.

Sounds like a
deal's been made.

I'll have the paperwork drawn up
for you in less than an hour.

[knocking]

Let me call
you back.

Detective Hudson.

I don't believe
we've met.

Superintendent Donovan.

We're here
to talk to you

about a suspect that
we have in custody.

You caught your killer?

Well, the suspect signed
a full confession-

at the advice
of his lawyers.

Donovan: And you add
to that the fact that

your company and he have
the same legal team.

Are you saying
that you think

he was acting
on our behalf?

On my behalf?

Because that's ridiculous.

I've been completely supportive
of this investigation

from the very start.

[barking]

I think he smells
my Power Bars.

You mind if
I take a look?

Be my guest.

[sniffing]

Definitely wasn't
the Power Bars.

What the-?

Well, what
do you know?

That's-

I've never seen that
thing before in my life.

Charlie: Still
isn't talking?

Not without her
team of lawyers.

The woman
knows her rights.

Huh.

-Well, I've got
to tell you.

She doesn't strike
me as someone

who would make
a dumb mistake

like keeping incriminating
evidence in her office.

-Yeah, well
it's not just that.

But Rex and I
were in her office-

the day of
the murder.

Rex didn't smell
Frank's bandana.

Because it hadn't been
planted there yet.

Exactly.

So we find who
put it there.

We find our killer.

Bring up the Evans
security feed.

Great.

Now just
start it back

from before they get
into the picture.

What are we missing?

Oh, that's interesting.

What's that?

Most of these environmental
slogans are angry.

Prepare to be exposed!

House of Lies!

We don't want
you here!

Except for this one.

It's a symbol
meaning forever.

Wow, you know
your stuff.

Can you decipher
hieroglyphics as well?

I know because both Frank
and Allora have that symbol

tattooed on them.

This is close to where
we found his body.

It was like a final gesture
of love for Allora, maybe?

Seems like a strange
show of love-

since the tag
implicates Allora.

Right right.

It's like signing your
names on a crime scene.

Good point.

Unless it's
not a tag at all.

Maybe it's an
X marks the spot.

Rex, let's go.

Jesse: Okay.

So if X
marks the spot-

then what exactly
are we looking for?

If Frank found something-

he may have been
trying to hide it-

and tell Allora
at the same time.

All I see is
concrete and steel.

Did you know steel is 100
times stronger than iron

in its purest form?

I mean, even looking at this
date stamps suggests-

Right. That's
not the point.

[sniffing]

[barking]

What is it, buddy?

[barking]

Chewing gum?

Sarah: Oh.

That's- disgusting.

Sarah: There's an
indentation on it.

Something was
stuck to it.

[sniffing]

Charlie: Huh.

Something like this?

What do you
think's on that?

Those two, obviously.

Alan Booth.

-What's this about?

You recognize this?

-No.

I don't think so.

Well your prints
are on it.

I'm sorry.

Is that a crime?

No.

But what's on it-

that's a different story.

Bring him in.

Rex, let's go.

Charlie: Turns out that
the midnight showing

of Indiana Jonesat
the Revival House

isn't the hottest
ticket in town.

What?

-Apparently, only a handful

of people turn up
at the best of times.

And the night
in question drew-

exactly three teenagers.

Can you confirm
that you're in charge

of heading
up the construction

for the water treatment
facility for the reservation?

I am.

The interesting thing
about this drive is that

it shows that money
from the planning

and testing phase
of the project

was actually used to
create roadblocks

to keep the construction
from ever getting started.

And do you know

where another chunk of
that money ended up?

-No.

Well, it ended up in
an offshore account

that our tech consultant

just happened to
trace back to you.

What does that have
to do with murder?

This drive was accessed by
somebody using your username-

in your office-

twenty minutes after the power
was cut to the security cameras.

You caught
Frank in the act

of stealing the
drive, didn't you?

He had everything that he
needed to expose the truth-

which was that you
had no intention

of ever building
this facility.

You knew-

that if this drive
went public

that you'd be looking
at serious jail time.

And you weren't going to
let that happen, were you?

Hey!

Give me-!

So you caught
up to him!

But not before he managed
to hide the drive.

You- hey-

Just give me
what you took.

And I'll even let you
walk out of here.

[crack]

Where is it?

Where is it?

Charlie: You wiped
your prints

and took the bandana to
set up Rosalynn Evans.

But when did you realize
that he was not there alone?

I remembered the backpack.

And I assumed he slipped
the drive in there.

And then I went back
to check for it, but-

It was gone.

So you hired somebody to finish
the job that you started, huh?

Well, I wasn't sure if
she saw me or not.

So I couldn't
take the chance.

[door closing]

Rosalynn: He told
me about the delays

on the construction
of the facility.

And I trusted him to
handle the situation.

Hmm.

He covered his
tracks well.

I can't express how grateful
I am to your department

for discovering this.

-See, the thing is-

he wasn't the only one
covering his tracks.

I'm not sure
what you mean.

Well it turns out that
the Evans Company-

your company-
has been-

extracting water far in
excess of its legal allotment.

Now, we're still working
through the numbers.

But, um-

the numbers seem-

significant.

And it's been
happening for years.

There must be
some mistake.

Oh, we both know
there's no mistake.

The only question is-

what do we
do about it?

I'm open to suggestions.

State of the art water
treatment facility.

Shovels hit the ground
in less than six months.

To be completed before
the end of next year.

And-

in the meantime-

you provide the community
with bottled water

free of charge.

Well, I take it she
took the deal?

Yeah.

Well, I am
very convincing.

You make that face
that you make?

You know, the-

Is that the
face I make?

Well it's a little
more intimidating.

Yeah, well, you know-

I pulled out
all the stops.

Let's just say that.

Yeah.

Hey, Rex.

Good boy!

Huh?

You did such a good job.

Good boy.

-Hey, wait.

Why is he getting
all the credit?

What did he do
that I didn't do?

Well he didn't lie
to me- for starters.

Right.

I'm never going to
live that down, am I?

Nope.

No you will not.

Huh.

Hi.

Hey, buddy.

Good job.

♪♪
[soft music]

Sorry we're late.

Rex can't get enough
of this snow.

I'm glad you
could come.

It means a
lot to us.

And to Frank.

So what did
we miss?

I was just telling
them the news.

Is it true?

We're really getting the new
water treatment facility soon?

Yeah, the city has already
approved construction.

No more delays.

Your sacrifice
has paid off.

Well, the water is just
the tip of the iceberg.

And I'm going to take
over where Frank left off.

Our community needs a
leader to be their voice.

And she won't be
fighting alone.

♪♪
[Soft music]

♪♪
[crescendo]