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Previously on Criminal Minds: Evolution...

Any update?

This is what he was like when they brought him in.

He could wake up tomorrow or never again.

I've given HR my résumé.

- I got my field assignment. - Hey.

Mobile, Alabama.

Our drowning unsub, he uploaded the videos

of all of the victims he drowned to a private VPN cloud,

and he used some of the same technology

that Voit used to build his network.

There are a lot of other explanations

before we can assume that Voit's a part of this somehow.

You ever gonna tell me what Voit whispered to you?

It was a website on the dark net involving the team.

BAU-Gate?

It's not pictures of other agents.

It's pictures of you.

They made you the focal point of their porn.

Whatever city Sicarius finds himself,

Second Street is his preferred hunting ground.

Where he hunts is rooted in something

that's deeply personal to him.

That...

- That was something. - Ooh.

Yeah. Yes, it was.

You are something.

You shouldn't let this rush of endorphins fool you.

I mean, chances are, in six months

this whole honeymoon thing is gonna wane.

Okay.

Well, they say romance is dead. Okay.

Okay, um, I mean, it sounded funnier in my head, I agree.

Great. You know what? No need to explain.

I-I know all your tricks.

I do not have "tricks."

Denial is not just a river in Egypt.

My God, I cannot believe you just said that.

That-- That was special.

Okay, okay, all right. Never mind.

I-- The big picture that you need to appreciate here

is that in the months since we moved into this place...

...I've become a bit of a profiler, myself.

A-At least...

when it comes to one Tara Lewis.

I cannot wait to hear.

I have studied

all of your passive-aggressive sleights of hand

employed to protect yourself against getting too close.

I, um, I think we're pretty close right now.

All right, physically, but--

Nah, that's the easy part.

Being open, being vulnerable with one another...

...that's where your instincts are still defaulting to,

"You can't fire me because I quit."

Tell me-- Tell me I'm wrong.

You're wrong.

You're wrong.

I'm not going anywhere.

Except to check my phone. Yeah.

- Yep. Yep. Fair. - Just right now. Yep.

Yep. Yeah, absolutely.

Son of a bitch. Did you get this?

Fuck...

Honestly, I don't know what I was thinking.

Well, you've been kind of trying

to save the world and whatnot, so...

Will and I thought we had all this time to prepare

for Michael's birthday, but it is coming up, this weekend.

Will's on a case, and...

...I am realizing that I am...

...totally ill-equipped.

Yeah, yeah, hi, remember me?

I'm your friend and I really like helping.

Yeah, but it's not like you're not busy, too.

Well, I know that, but, you know,

when it comes to things like, I don't know,

making a basketball-shaped birthday cake--

or an Imperial Dreadnaught- shaped birthday cake--

I am nothing if not the supreme mistress

of all things multitask.

Mistress Penelope Grace,

the LaMontagne-Jareau family thanks you for your service.

Well, I will take that.

Now what's the situation with the party planning?

How can I participate and--

It's gonna be cute--

Hang on.

Our duty calls.

Are you fucking kidding?

Hey. I just got off the phone

with the field office in Albuquerque.

Albuquerque?

Vincent Orlov practiced out there

before he became Voit's lawyer.

And Albuquerque just found a connection

between Orlov and one of Elias Voit's attackers.

Some guy named Francis Howard.

Turns out, Orlov once represented

Howard's uncle, Gino, in a narcotics case.

And so, yesterday, when they knocked on Gino's door...

He confessed that Orlov reached out with a cash offer

for his family if his nephew whacked Voit.

Not exactly a huge surprise, right?

I mean, why wouldn't Orlov

want to pay to be free of Voit's debt?

Yeah, but this is huge.

This gets us an arrest warrant for Orlov.

And a search warrant for his computers and communications,

which should help you track down what's left

of Voit's serial killer network.

"help me"? We're a team.

What's wrong?

Dr. Scott, please report to OR One.

Dr. Scott to OR One, please.

Can you believe this shit?

Mr. Voit's regaining consciousness

in this sudden manner is as surprising

to the hospital staff here as I imagine it must be to you.

And Nurse Luna can attest to the fact

that his physical strength is only impaired

by his lack of exercise.

However, my own preliminary examination confirms that,

while he is cognizant of his surroundings,

Mr. Voit appears to be suffering from a retrograde amnesia.

I'm sorry, Dr. Ochoa, are you saying

that Voit doesn't remember anything?

Not even his own name.

Um, are you sure about that?

Well, more tests will have to be conducted, of course.

Particularly because his verbal communication is limited.

He's unable to speak beyond a handful of monosyllables.

Dr. Ochoa, are you aware of his background?

Dr. Lewis, whatever his criminal record is,

it is completely irrelevant to his recovery.

Will he recover?

Fortunately, he's already on that road.

Okay, but will he remember?

Well, that's a little harder to say for sure,

but what I believe I can say is that,

for better, for worse,

Mr. Voit may never be the same man ever again.

I see you. Good job.

You want to go around again?

Yeah.

Yeah...

M-Me.

All right, go for it.

Back among the living, I see.

Dad?

"Every man takes the limits of his own field of vision

for the limits of the world."

Arthur Schopenhauer.

That's complete bullshit. He's lying.

Yeah, if people buy into this Rain Man bit,

Voit could be declared incompetent.

And they'll just let him walk right out the door.

They're not gonna-- They can't do... Can they do that?

Yes, they can.

Under the First Step Act,

it's possible Voit could be granted

a "compassionate release."

Now, look. Guys, I-I get

the skepticism, okay? But Voit did not just fake

being in a medically-induced coma for months.

And Dr. Julia Ochoa

is one of the country's leading neuropsychiatrists,

all right? Her expertise cannot be dismissed here.

With all due respect to the good doctor,

Voit is a one of a kind psychopath.

So, if anybody on this planet could fake amnesia,

it's that piece of shit.

Vincent Orlov is on the run.

- What the hell happened? - An hour ago,

agents and marshals raided his apartment and office.

Both were pretty much cleaned out.

It may still be possible to catch up with him.

He left behind a hard drive.

It's so cute

when folks think that a deleted computer history

- is meaningless. - Penelope, I want you and Tyler

to follow up on that hard drive.

Emily, sorry, but I leave for my field assignment

in Mobile in like...

about that, kid-- change of plans.

With Voit back in play,

and your intimate knowledge of the Sicarius case

being invaluable,

the director approved my request that your first field assignment

be right here with us.

Nice. That must mean you get

- an actual service weapon now. - Aw.

- Big boy bullets. - Look at you.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

JJ, Dave, I want you to talk to anyone Orlov was close to.

It's possible he had friends,

but start by trying to track down the ex-wife.

Tara, Luke, I'm gonna roll the dice here

and have Rebecca petition for us to be allowed to conduct

a competency evaluation.

That means you will run whatever tests you need on Voit

to see if he is actually suffering from brain damage

or giving us all

an Oscar-worthy performance.

What's your name?

No.

This should help.

You... you're welcome.

What's your name?

"I do not know."

Where do you live?

"I cannot remember."

Where were you born?

Okay.

All right.

I want you to draw a clockface.

Okay?

Start by putting the numbers where they belong.

Okay, now, put the hands at ten past 11.

"Did I do something wrong?"

Hi.

Tell me if anything I show you holds any meaning for you.

Okay?

No.

"Should I know him?"

Do you recognize this man?

I...

My father.

He's...

...here yesterday.

What do you remember about him?

I remember...

...Second Street.

F...

I mean, look, if it is all just an act,

- I got to tell you, it's... - What do you mean, "if"?

Props to the fucking guy, okay?

I mean, it's... it's pretty damn convincing.

- It's-it's more than convincing, Luke. - Come on.

He tosses out "Second Street" as if to tease us

about conveniently forgetting everything

except-- wait for it--

- the location of his hunting ground. - I'm sorry,

if I might interject,

the cognitive surveys we ran here,

while not without their limitations,

have proven to be helpful in differentiating truth

from fiction with patients suffering from

dissociative identity disorder.

Doctor, you have never treated anyone

like this man, ever.

I appreciate, based on your experience,

how you may perceive him as having

extraordinary gifts, but based on my experience,

I can see a human being

suffering from a traumatic brain injury.

Have you ever heard of a man named Harold Shipman?

- Luke. - No, it's all right.

I-I am unfamiliar with that name.

Harold Shipman is also known as Dr. Death,

and he's believed to have murdered

over 200 of his own patients.

He worked alongside some very smart people,

and none of them knew

who or what the man really was.

Come on. Do you really think that Voit is that good?

That I can sit across from him,

looking him directly in the eye,

and be fooled by his lies?

That's what really scares me.

Hey, hey, hard drive.

You recognize this coding sequence, yeah?

I do. It's on Orlov's hard drive?

You betcha.

It's basically the same code I used

to connect with Voit's network.

Dare I say, this is the digital key

to the bleakest of internet doors.

And from what I can gather with my gandering,

it looks like, in the last 24 hours,

our Little Orly has been piggybacking

off of Voit's old lines

of encrypted communication.

It looks as though Orlov has been

sending and receiving messages from somebody

that appear to be routing through

a page on the farthest strand of this dark web.

And here it is. And...

Okay.

I bet every pair of glasses I own,

this is not gonna be a cute cat video.

- You know, I can do this, if you... - No, Tyler.

This is not about me.

This is about saving...

her.

God.

Okay, okay, okay. Let's...

do this. Get this sweetheart back.

I have definitely seen those data markers before.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure you have,

because we know who made these.

When we first suspected Orlov

was helping Voit talk to Gold Star,

Rebecca and I uncovered a series of encrypted messages

that were being passed through Orlov's IP

and posted to Voit's network.

They were from an unsub calling himself

"The Zookeeper."

Yes. So, this guy's first message

to Voit, he says,

"Put anyone in a cage, and they become an animal."

And his last message he posted,

with these terrible videos, reads,

- "Taming the Beast." - But Orlov

can't be this Zookeeper.

No. He doesn't fit the profile.

Absolutely. So, I'm thinking Orlov

met Zookeeper through his legal practice, and then

he decided to use Zookeeper's persona

to get Voit's attention online.

It worked.

And now, maybe Zookeeper's

helping Orlov to disappear.

Do we know who this woman is?

I IDed her through facial recognition.

This is Sabrina Traver.

She's 27 years old, she's been missing

for a year from Fairfax Village, D.C.

There were also indications

she was a sex worker, who solicited online.

And from Zookeeper's network posts,

he likes to kidnap sex workers and "tame" them into submission.

Yeah, additionally, in his posts, he says

that once, they are "obedient," he gets "bored"

and becomes "a boy who breaks his toys."

- It's so gross. - Jesus.

Do you have any idea how many victims we're talking about?

He took instruction from Voit well,

so there's no way to nail down Zookeeper's true victim count.

Do we know if Sabrina's still alive?

I-I really want to say yes,

because the metadata in these videos is within the last week,

but there's no way to know for sure.

Okay, we need to make interviewing

Sabrina Traver's friends and family our top priority.

Penelope, Tyler, keep your eyes on that link and see

if you can track down where the videos are coming from.

You all right there?

Yeah.

Yeah. Just...

wish I weren't such a klutz.

Right this way.

So, what are we celebrating?

Um, my first time.

You know, with someone like you.

You mean, a professional.

Yes.

I'm sorry. Is this weird?

No, no, it's fine. I love champagne.

I bet it tastes almost as sweet as you.

You are gorgeous.

Thank you.

I'm sorry about the mix-up with the money...

don't worry about it, baby.

Relax.

You've got me all night.

Yeah.

Would you excuse me?

Is it time?

You-you can finish your drink.

You remember my safe word?

"Red."

R-r...

Re...

Re...

It's gonna be all right, Tia.

I'm not gonna kill you.

I need to tame you first.

What about this one?

Mo-Motorcycle.

Good.

And this one?

Skateboard.

Excellent.

M-- Mi...

- Mi... - Take your time.

Microwave.

Very good.

Great job.

Look, based on the results

of the Galveston Test,

Voit isn't lying.

Now, obviously,

to eliminate any doubt around here,

we need to see inside the guy's head,

so Dr. Ochoa is suggesting that we run

a PCL-R empathy test at the same time

that we conduct a positron emission topography Scan.

Well, I got to tell you, I am gonna need

a shitload of science on this one for me

- to believe Voit. - I'm with you.

Yeah, I know. So I'm gonna... Emily.

I think I identified more victims of The Zookeeper.

Melissa Zyn and Kora Post. I say "possible victims"

because there's no actual proof that they're no longer with us.

But they have eerily similar biographies

to that of Sabrina Traver,

and they've both been missing for about five years.

So, we're talking roughly the start of the pandemic.

Since around the time Voit put together his network.

They were arrested for sex work?

No, Melissa was charged with a DUI,

Kora for assault.

But again, there was evidence of online solicitation.

And, you know, what really gets my blood up

is that the local authorities are like, "sex workers,

"and domestic abuse and drugs,

"so, couldn't possibly be that they are actually missing,

they must have gone and went and changed their lives,"

so they didn't follow up on the missing persons reports

Yeah.

If only someone had taken more time to care about them.

Dave and JJ are talking to Sabrina Traver's sister.

Hopefully, she can give us something to go on.

Sabrina's the baby of the family,

and she definitely wanted to carve out her own path in life.

The problem was, she never had any money, and...

she absolutely refused to go back to school.

We found her social media accounts.

Don't you mean her "content subscription" accounts?

She loved the attention.

And the ability to make money.

From all those adoring men on the Internet.

Did Sabrina arrange to meet the men in person?

It wasn't her idea.

She met this guy.

His name's Owen. Owen Moss.

He was the one who encouraged her to take all these pictures.

Bikinis.

Lingerie.

And then naked.

Owen wanted her to meet men.

That fucker pimped her out.

And when she went missing, nobody could find him.

Yet nobody considered him a suspect.

- No. - Until now.

Elsie, we're gonna find Owen.

We promise you that.

We will find your sister, too.

And bring her home.

Thank you.

Drew, ease up.

You're overreacting.

I'm not. I was standing in the goddamn room.

I was right there when they presented the budget.

They need our division.

They do, but they don't need it to be so big.

That's why they were talking about future consolidations,

which means fucking layoffs, dude.

I don't know, man.

We're, like, the backbone of the company.

Are we?

I mean, that's what they tell you.

But when push comes to shove, they're gonna totally fuck you.

Clyde?

Still there?

Yeah.

It's frustrating.

You just can't control anything in this life.

Yeah.

Look, can I call you back later?

Sure. I appreciate you.

No, wait, wait. Please.

Please, w-wait.

You have to let me go.

You don't have to do this, you know.

Come on, just... just call the police.

Okay?

God...

I'm begging you.

Hey, hey!

What's your name?

I am my master's plaything.

Wh-- What?

Hello there.

Jealous?

I want to show you something

very special.

Hey.

Hey!

Hey! Look at me!

He is not your master.

Okay? Just...

You have a blade in your hand.

You can do this.

Just... just kill the motherfucker!

Slash his fucking throat now!

Please!

Fuck! Fuck!

Thank you.

How do I look?

No! No.

Playtime is over.

You're not gonna get away with this.

Why is that?

Because my friends and family,

they're out looking for me.

Right now.

And the police?

They're going to find this fucking hellhole.

No.

They won't.

Because nobody's looking for you.

My mom--

Your mom?

You mean your mom who just got out of rehab?

Or you mean your mom who charged you rent

when you had to move back in with her?

Or maybe you're thinking about your bestie, Kaitlyn.

The one who fucked your last boyfriend?

And your dad's dead.

So, I mean, should I go on?

How--

How could you possibly know those things?

Because I'm fucking smart, Tia.

Why me?

Because I can't help getting myself a hard-on

for girls who alienate the ones they claim to love

by indulging in their vanity

and desire to be famous on "the Gram."

You were an easy target

because your whole world is an illusion.

No, you're wrong.

Am I?

Anyway,

even if I miscalculated how much someone cares about you...

Check this out.

Hey!

I so wanted us to get together this weekend,

but the thing is-- crazy thing--

I met this really cute guy.

And he wants to take me to Miami

- for, like, the next two weeks. - What?

So I'll call you when I'm back.

Love you.

What the fuck?

It sounds just like you, right?

But wait, there's more.

I call him "Serge."

You like?

That's...

...that's... that's impossible.

Hello? AI?

It's not that hard.

Still, I'll admit I had a little help.

But to recap...

nobody's riding to the rescue.

It's just you and me, kid.

I'd rather die

than be turned into your fucking plaything.

We'll just have to see about that,

now, won't we?

If Zookeeper has a new victim,

that means...

Yeah.

That, um...

like the first two possible victims--

Kora Post and Melissa Zyn--

no bodies have been discovered

yet.

Why did I make that promise?

- Have you run facial recognition? - I have.

Her name is Tia Ryder.

And no one has reported her missing.

Why not?

- Because of this. - Hey!

I so wanted us to get together this weekend,

but the thing is-- crazy thing--

I met this really cute guy, and he wants to take me

to Miami for, like, the next two weeks.

So I'll call you when I'm back. Love you.

This voice message was sent to Tia's best friend last night.

And the photos were posted to her social media

yesterday and today.

Deepfakes.

Just like "BAU-Gate."

And I checked the social media of Sabrina

and Melissa and Kora

and they all have the exact same kinds of forgeries.

Son of a bitch.

Voit taught him all this shit.

Hi, it's...

...g-good to s... see you.

What...

what's wrong?

Zookeeper.

I... I don't understand.

Zoo...

keeper.

I-I don't, I don't...

Who...?

Zookeeper!

- Dad, don't hit me! Don't hit me! Dave!

- Dave! Dave! - Help! - Hey! Hey! Hey!

Hey, hey!

Given these special circumstances,

I anticipate that as soon as Voit is assigned new counsel,

you guys are gonna be barred

from any further competency evaluations.

Is there any way around it?

Funny you should ask.

Voit's doctor received a handwritten note

from him to give to Rossi that says, "Dad,

sorry I made you mad."

So, Voit might just decide

to ignore the advice of his counsel.

Dr. Ochoa is impressed with Voit's progress so far.

And I can't help but notice the improvement

the guy makes after spending time with Rossi.

I think it's due to the emotional

reassurance he gets from spending time with his "father."

Do we think we might be able to take advantage of this?

No.

Dave has made it crystal clear to me

that he will never role-play as Voit's dad

just so we can tease out some of his memories.

Where are we with Orlov?

Were you able to pull anything else from that hard drive?

No, no, that drive is a cold stone now.

Besides the video posts to Voit's old network,

we haven't intercepted any other types of communication

between The Zookeeper and anybody else.

All right, as it stands,

without anything more from Orlov or Voit, we do still

have enough to begin building a profile of Zookeeper.

We do.

In fact, I'd say our unsub bears

several similarities to the Gilgo Beach Killer,

- Rex Heuermann. - He's male,

Caucasian, probably somewhere between 30 and 50.

We know he's organized, methodical.

Suggests a higher education.

Well, these women are comfortable around him,

so he's got to be well-spoken.

Probably holds down a decent-paying job.

But like BTK, Dennis Rader,

he feels a lack of control and power.

Isn't that why he uses the fantasy imagery

from, video games?

It inspires him to assert dominance and strength.

In contrast to the real world,

where he's probably...

stuck in middle management.

Abused by his superiors.

The cosplay, the role-playing

with his victims, all of it, it's reinforcing

a fundamental, clearly fantastical desire

to be "master of the universe."

For him to do what he's doing,

he-he needs privacy, security,

which means he has to have his own home.

It's probably somewhere near where he's hunting in D.C.

Yes.

U.S. Marshals have a lead

on Sabrina Traver's ex, Owen Moss.

Okay, I'll get Rossi. We got it.

Before we get banned,

- you need to run those neurological tests. - Yeah.

On it.

Does that feel okay?

Are you comfortable?

Yes.

Good.

I'm gonna ask you a series of questions,

and I need you to answer honestly

with one of five responses:

Never, rarely,

sometimes,

often or always.

Does that make sense to you?

It-it does.

Good.

Let's begin.

"I tend to manipulate others for personal gain."

Never.

"I rarely consider the feelings of others."

Never.

"I need help maintaining my long-term relationships."

I-I...

I don't, I don't know.

That's-that's fine.

Um, how about:

"I don't feel guilty after doing things

other people consider wrong"?

Never.

I like this.

The activity here

in the anterior insular cortex is very good.

- No. - Yes.

It means, despite the scar tissue,

Mr. Voit might not have permanent brain trauma.

No, that's impossible. I...

Impossible? What-what are you talking about?

You don't understand, okay? It-it...

That part of his brain shouldn't be firing

- at all. - Agent Alvez,

that part of his brain is responsible

- for the empathy-- - Expressions of empathy

- in a normal person. - Yes.

That is correct.

Voit is a psychopath.

Not anymore.

Owen.

You are a hard man to find.

Not a good look when your girlfriend goes missing.

And is now presumed to be dead.

She's dead?

Well. You're not gonna pin that shit on me, so...

How about human trafficking?

Something tells us

that Sabrina is not the first girl

that you pushed into prostitution.

No way. That was all her hustle, man.

Like, what? You think I want to see

my girlfriend getting fucked by other guys?

I loved Sabrina.

Hey, you little prick.

We don't have time to fuck around here.

We know that you forced Sabrina to play a dangerous game

that put her life at risk.

You didn't love her. You used her.

I did love her.

Then start telling us the truth!

One of the men whom you solicited online

took Sabrina's life.

- Well, that's not my fault-- - Owen.

All right, I mean, yes, yes,

I got her into the game.

But then-- and I swear, this is the God's honest truth--

Sabrina told me to totally fuck off.

She wanted to start booking clients without me.

Soliciting them online through her social media?

No. Like in real life.

You kept tabs on her, didn't you?

The man we're looking for is Caucasian.

Middle-aged. Educated.

Good job. Middle management type.

Maybe shows off a bit too much

to compensate for his insecurity.

And has a thing for comic book shit.

That funny to you?

No. You guys are, like, describing the guy

she said that she met at a Christmas party last year.

Where?

Hansen Mutual Insurance.

They got an office out in Georgetown.

She give you a name?

She mentioned, Clyde... something.

I don't know. She called him "Captain Cuck."

Yo, Drew Doc. What up?

Dude. The FBI was just here.

What?

The F-B-fucking-I.

And they were asking about that hooker.

You know, that-that chick Sabrina

from last year's Christmas party?

Yeah?

What about her?

Well, they s-- They said she's dead.

- Fuck. - And they want to talk to you.

Wh-Why?

Why do you think?

Dude. Talk to me.

What's going on?

What did you tell them?

Nothing, but they had a warrant. So they got your address

and they're heading over there right now.

Fuck! Fuck! Fuck! Fuck!

How?!

I'm so sorry.

We could've had so much fun together.

No!

Tyler, our suspect is Clyde Smets.

- 1860 Fynndale Place. - Got it.

- I'm already en route. - You're gonna get there before us.

So remember,

this Zookeeper is one of Voit's acolytes.

Which means, if cornered,

he'd rather take his own life than be taken alive.

And we have to take him alive.

Copy that.

No! No!

Let go! Let go of me!

Ready?

FBI!

FBI!

Tia!

Tia Ryder!

You have to let him go.

Fuck you!

Tia.

Get behind me.

Clyde Smets. Show me your hands.

Clyde. Put it down.

Doesn't have to end this way.

Playtime is over.

Clyde, no!

Damn it! Don't you fuck with me. I need medical!

Don't-- Don't...

Stay with me. Hey.

So Garcia's gonna finish going through

Clyde Smets' computer records this morning,

- but, already-- - Don't tell me.

She can already confirm that Smets used the exact same codec

as Franklin Fowler.

Which is the same as Voit's. Coincidence?

We wish.

What are you thinking?

Well, that Fowler and Smets

were sending "offerings" to Voit.

He didn't ask for them.

Because he's been otherwise indisposed.

But how do we know that that's not part of a plan

that Voit put into motion before he was even arrested?

So, you think he didn't actually shut down the network.

Not at all.

I think he paused it.

And now, maybe there's some secret order,

and his followers are reactivating.

And we have no idea how many or where to begin.

So when the rest of the team gets in today,

we need to discuss.

In the meantime, I have the unenviable task

of delivering the death notifications

to the families of Smets' victims.

Emily...

Yeah?

I need to be the one to tell

Sabrina Traver's sister, Elsie.

Yeah.

Hey, Penelope. What's up?

Hi. Um,

I...

I heard about what happened with Smets.

Do you want to talk about it?

You know, S... Smets isn't the first person

I've seen die in front of me, but, I...

Truth is, I am kicking myself

because we needed to take him alive.

I mean, come on. You did everything you could.

It was first assignment, and I...

let the team down.

No, you didn't.

Feels that way.

Yeah, okay,

but feelings are not facts.

Tyler, listen to me,

and keep your earholes really open when I say this.

You are exactly where you belong.

Thanks.

You're welcome. Now I'll see you at work.

Where we both work 'cause we belong there. Bye.

Mom, I have practice today after school,

- so pickup's later. - Yup. I remember.

Bye.

Dude, is that your mom?

Henry!

What?

May I see?

- Sure. - Mom, what are you doing?

It's nothing.

It's not nothing.

It's badass.

Thanks.

What'd you think it was?

Your friend just called me a badass.

My God. Never mind.

- Let's go. - What? What do you mean, never mind?

He said it.

Bye, boys.

Love you.

Okay.

You get the boys off already?

Yes, sir. Don't forget.

Henry has practice after school, so pickup's later.

All right.

Migraine?

Yeah.

Let's get some caffeine in ya, then.

I just feel kind of weird.

Will, are... you okay?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I just n...

I just need a minute.

Geez.

Come on. Will?

Yeah, my husband just collapsed.

Will? Will, come on.

Will, wake up!

Penny for your thoughts.

My God.

I wish it was romantic, but...

Voit?

Yeah.

I just keep wondering whether it's wise

to try to recover his memories.

I mean, it risks reawakening the psychopath.

Why not just let sleeping monsters lie?

Well, if it's any consolation,

I'd imagine that, with a brain injury like his,

he's not going to end up remembering much of anything.

No.

He will.

You seem pretty sure.

I mean, I think the only challenge is gonna be

persuading Rossi to help.

He's gonna have to commit to playing the role of Voit's dad.

Ooh.

My God.

How did it go with Elsie?

Well, she showed me a grace I don't...

believe I deserved.

Don't beat yourself up.

I know. It's... it's just...

What?

I made that promise to Elsie

because I was distracted.

Even though I don't see Voit in my head anymore,

he's left a scar.

It's given me a blind spot.

Well, I-I don't see how...

So, if-if Voit did leave behind a plan

for his followers to rise up,

then we need to get it out of him.

You realize what you're saying?

Unfortunately, I do.

I'm saying that I have to start playing "Father Knows Best"

with that jagoff.

Radiology, call...

Radiology, call...

Where's JJ?

- With the doctors. - Is there an update?

They're saying that Will suffered an aneurysm.

- Well, how is that possible? - He was dealing with

some sort of thyroid thing, right?

- He'd had that taken care of. - That's what

- JJ told the doctors. - But they told her

they found signs of a spontaneous rupture

of the inferior thyroid artery.

Which, they say,

is rare, but...

He's gone.

Will's dead.