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Help me! Help me, she's been shot!

Put her on the gurney.

Help her, please!

-Babe, babe, you're gonna be okay.
-Call OB. And trauma surgery!

You're gonna be fine. You hear me?
You're gonna be okay.

Please help her.

She's got a weak pulse,
breathing is shallow.

Get her into trauma one.

Start a liter of Lactated Ringer's,
wide open.

All prepare ultrasound.

Pulse is thready. BP is 80/40.

-How many weeks is she?
-Uh... 33.

-I got a fetal heartbeat. Rate's 100.
-Is the baby okay?

We're doing everything we can.
Did someone call OB?

Get me a type and cross.

We need two units red cells on hold.

Trauma surgery says
OR 2 is prepped and ready.

Let's move her out. She's in
severe danger of losing this baby.

Stats are falling!

-Sir, you need to stay there.
-No, you gotta...

Do not come in here.

Is there someone you'd like me to call?

Hello? Yeah.

- -

We need all vehicular and pedestrian
traffic stopped in a 10-block radius.

Hey, where you going?

Hey, let me through,
that's my team over there!

Get your hands off me. I'm FBI.

Hey, hey, he's an agent.
Let him through.

What the hell is wrong with them

Yes, he knows. He just didn't know
who you are. It's okay.

-Tell me you got something.
-A casing and a rifle up on the roof.

This guy isn't sloppy.
He's sending us a message.

Garcia, we need to access
the surveillance footage.

Of course. I'm on it.

-What else we got?
-That's it right now.

Where were you
and Savannah standing?

We were standing right over there
on the side of my truck.

We were just talking. She was
to the back and I was facing her.

I was the one who was vulnerable.
I was the easy shot.

-How's Savannah?
-She's in surgery.

Come on, let's check in.

-You guys got this?
-Go.

Metro P.D.'s gonna secure
all the windows

and have an officer placed in front
of Savannah's room 24/7.

Thanks.

I got us a conference room
down the hall to work in,

and I'm getting access
to the security cams right now.

Great. You two need coffee?

-I'm good.
-No. Thanks.

Tara's donating blood
in case Savannah needs more.

-It turns out they're the same type.
-

That's JJ, who I'm return texting.

She and Reid are looking at the footage
to see if there's anything helpful.

You're officially caught up now and I will
continue to do so. Come on, sit.

When is someone gonna let me know
they're gonna be okay?

I totally feel you.

-You're not alone in this.
-Just stop. Please just stop.

I can't take your blind optimism
right now.

It's not helping me. Just stop.

Sorry. I just...

What's up

-You can't investigate this.
-Excuse me?

You're a material witness
in your wife's shooting and a target.

And not just tonight
but for the past six months.

Hotch, how can you, of all people,
ask me to sit this out?

You didn't back off
when Foyet attacked your family.

And how did that turn out?

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I can't sit down and do nothing.

Your job right now is to be a husband
and a father.

Hotch, please. I have a skill set that can
help find this son of a bitch.

-No. You're off the case.
-What?

So if security footage has no angles
of the shooting or the rooftop,

where does that leave us?

Well, we're running facial recognition
on everyone in and around the hospital

to see if they match any loose ends
from Morgan's abduction.

-How did he take it?
-As expected.

Sir, I know that when Morgan was
on leave after his abduction,

you encouraged him
to stay away from the case.

And let me guess, he didn't.

We all knew in our hearts it wasn't over,

and, look, we were right,
so in an extra-curricular kind of way

we kept sleuthing to see
who was working with John Bradley.

Before he came back to work,
he said that he'd found a connection

between the men who held him
at the cabin and the Montolo family.

Right. So, basically, we're
dealing with a big crime family tree,

of which Bradley was certainly
a branch.

And the Montolos had hired
him multiple times.

-Did you scan the drawing?
-Yeah, it's right here.

So, has everyone
been working on this?

-Kinda.
-Yeah, basically.

Okay, with Morgan's research,
plus our bad guys/gals tree here,

we've cut all the legs
off the evil table.

So, like, look, you got assassin,
mother, father, siblings, all deceased,

one aunt in therapy for family trauma,
and each line is like that.

Montolo's line's
the shortest of them all.

The only living child of
Chazz and Rosemary Montolo.

Rosemary died when Giuseppe
was just a boy.

Right. And then Giuseppe went to live
with his family in Italy,

and Chazz went off
to build a criminal empire.

Looks like Chazz Montolo
was killed last year.

Yeah, in a bank fire in Germany.

Got positive ID on the dental
and fingerprints.

One week after the son was murdered.
What if that's not a coincidence?

So whoever poisoned the son
also killed the father.

Or he staged his own death
so we wouldn't suspect him of this.

Hey, wait, wait, wait.

I only ran facial recognition
on living people for obvious reasons,

but this guy right here,
walking out of the hospital,

this guy, that is...
That's Chazz Montolo.

Garcia, play the footage.

All right. Garcia, contact the city,
get access to traffic cameras.

Now that we know he's here,
we can find out where he went.

- -Oh, wait, Morgan's calling me.

I told him I'd keep him in the know

before it was an order
that he wasn't supposed to know.

All right. Reid, you talk to Morgan.
JJ, you and Garcia track Montolo,

find out who his accomplices are.
He doesn't work alone.

Dave, you and I will find
potential witnesses

who might have seen him
on the property.

-Were you with Garcia?
-Yeah.

Here, I brought you a green tea.
It won't make you as jittery as coffee.

You came instead of Garcia because
you know I'd be able to read her.

That is correct.

And Hotch sent you here
to see if I'm stable.

He didn't say that, but...

I don't get jittery.

Usually you don't,
but your carotid tells a different story.

I've counted 10 heartbeats
in the last three seconds.

That's about 20% higher than your
usual when you're under stress.

I know you're only trying
to protect me, I get it, but knock it off.

I just want to know what you've learned.

When you first told me
about Savannah,

I'd never seen you like that.

The decreased levels
of central serotonin in your brain

cause intrusive thinking.

When I finally saw you guys together,
that's when I knew for sure.

Your pupils dilated,
your posture changed,

and I saw you involuntarily
reach for her hand.

Science confirmed it.
You've found the one.

Do you believe that?

-Yes.
-Then believe this.

Our team loves you,

and we are not going to stop
until we find whoever did this.

But we can only do that with
a completely dispassionate

and unprejudiced point of view.

Paternal instinct is a deadly bias
that we just can't risk.

It's for your protection, Morgan, I swear.

Okay.

The UnSub is a father, isn't he?

Why do you say that?

"A paternal instinct is a deadly bias"?
Those were your exact words.

- I meant...
-I know what you meant.

But that's what you said.

Go back to that first image.

Keep rewinding.

Okay, now pull up the hallway footage
right before that.

Hold it. Right there.

Oh, my God. He's right near Morgan.

Wait. Uh, look at the time stamp.

That's when I got the call, but...

It wasn't an orderly who called me,
it was him.

He was right there.

Morgan.

You okay?

Yeah.

No, I'm okay.

It's a miracle, really.

Whoever did this chose to hurt her
right in front of a hospital.

If the point was to kill her, why...

Why would he shoot her
at a place where she could be saved?

Maybe the point wasn't to kill her.

The shooter called Garcia from
the hospital minutes after the attack.

A homeless guy.

He stood out because
he was wearing a ring. And, uh...

I just wasn't focused
enough at the time to flag it.

Do we have any leads?

Giuseppe Montolo's father.
Chazz Montolo.

He wants me to feel how he feels.

Now I do.

Hotch know you're here?

I don't agree with
taking you off the case.

When someone hurts one of us,

when someone hurts a baby...

Yeah.

Yeah.

Uh, I'm gonna show this to the team,
but I wanted you to see it first.

I found it in the pay phone
he used to call Garcia.

Does that mean anything to you?

No.

You sure?

Yeah.

Okay.

Hey. That thing have hot cocoa?

That's what I'm getting.

-Make it two?
-Mmm-hmm.

Thanks.

- -

How you holding up?

I've never seen him like this.

I want to fix it and I can't.

It's too much for anyone.
It's not fair and it needs to stop.

Yeah.

Are you all right?

I showed it to Morgan.

What did he say?

Same as us. It's a taunt.

Mmm-hmm.

And I'm sorry. I thought it would help.

It's okay.

Where are we with the motels and
the SROs along the bus route?

Mostly cash transactions,
faceless tenants.

I'll get the Washington field office
to canvass the area.

Why leave a note
so seemingly on the nose

when every other action has been
calculated for maximum pain?

It has to mean more than
simply "I'm angry."

It's a clue or a symbol.

It means something to Morgan
and I think Chazz knows that.

Well, he wants to drive
Morgan to exact revenge.

How do you think he's doing?

Well, after the physical
and emotional stress

of six months ago, and now this?
The guy's a saint.

He passed his return evals.

Yeah, but we wrote the questions.
He knows exactly what to say.

Virginia, D.C., and Maryland
agents are on the way.

-Thank you, Hotch.
-How is she?

Still touch and go. I...
I'm waiting to see her.

The note. "Seeing red."
What does it mean?

I don't know.

You're looking for microexpressions.

You divided this team
when we need to work together.

JJ disobeyed orders by going to you,
and now you're withholding.

I didn't divide this team.

You did. It's the doctor.

I'm sorry.

This should be me.

And I'm so sorry.

Where's Agent Morgan?

-He said you were calling him.
-No.

Well, then where is he?
He wouldn't just go off on his own.

Garcia, pull up security
footage of the emergency entrance.

Sure.

Let's go.

-Hotch.
-Where is he?

-He's not gonna stop.-Morgan, tell me where he is.

-I can't get anyone else hurt.
-This isn't your call.

Come on, you have to know
what I'm feeling right now.

That's why you need to
come back here

or tell me where you're going.

I can't do it. I'm sorry, man.

Goodbye, Aaron.

-He's gone.
-GPS has him heading north

about a mile away from the hospital
and then he stops.

-Why would he stop?
-He got rid of his phone.

No. No, no, no.
That guy's trying to kill him.

He's walking into a trap.

I check in every five minutes.

If they don't hear from me,

then they know who to kill first.

Empty your gun.

You sit here with me
unless you want them all to die.

That officer, he works for me.

Oh, no, wait, maybe it's the
man doubled over in pain,

or the nurse.

Could be it's none of them

and I just tricked you
into handing over your gun.

What do you choose to believe?

That you're a narcissistic
homicidal psychopath.

And you can't stand the fact that
you failed six months ago,

so now you're back to punish me.

I'll tell you what I believe.

-You killed my son.
-Wrong.

You're the last person that
saw him alive.

Yes, I was, but someone else
poisoned him.

-How did he end up in prison?
-I arrested him. I didn't kill him.

That's your belief.

Mine is that you killed my flesh and blood
and have no idea what that feels like.

Yet.

Sit.

Sit.

We've only just begun.

Morgan was headed north
when we lost him.

There are three highways
in that direction.

-He could have gone anywhere.
-Except Montolo never left the city.

Garcia, pull up that footage
of him at the bus stop.

Red line. Red line. He sees red.

No, but he never gets on.
See, he goes right past it.

So, "I see red."

What the hell does that mean?

Yeah. You know what to do.

Do you ever count how many choices
you make in a day?

The first is whether or not
to get out of bed in the morning.

When Giuseppe died...

I really struggled with that one.

What do you want?

I'm gonna to give you
some fatherly advice,

something you missed out
on as a kid, am I right?

Find your stillness.

You know, another choice
I made was to stick with what works.

And this, for me, works.

It reflects who I am.

You decided on
a semi-automatic weapon,

and that defines you.

Now.

Did you kill my son?

No.

Morgan never calls me Aaron.
Why would he start?

-What else did he say?
-That of all people, I should understand.

He was talking about Foyet.

Yes. But he mentioned that earlier.
Why would he bring it up again?

He wanted you to relate
to his rage and back off?

Is there any other relevance to Foyet?

He attacked in my home.

Maybe Morgan subconsciously
let that slip.

Yeah, but Morgan's house isn't red.

Yeah, but he's renovated
a lot of houses over the years.

What if it's one of those?

Yeah.

You know, I could have shot her
when you were far away from help,

but I gave her a chance.

I made that choice. Think about it.

-You're insane.
-Maybe.

You know, I learned a lot
by living in these walls that you built.

For example, at first, it was about
changing the past,

the power of transformation.

Believing that anything can be fixed.

And then you finished the renovation.

And you decided to study behavior.

For a living.

And then, many years later
you crossed paths with my son.

So the decisions you made
in these very walls

were the beginning of our journey.

Wow. I knew Morgan was busy,
but he has eight properties.

He started renovating in 2001
right after 9/11.

I remember him saying he didn't know
what else to do with his frustration.

He thought tearing down walls
would be a good start.

He wanted to restore them
so he could control something.

Could Montolo
know about these houses?

-It's public record, so probably.
-

Uh, let's see.

Morgan uses a service
to rent out the properties.

Here's one that's been rented
for a while to a C.R. Joseph.

C.R. Joseph, C.R. Joseph, C.R...

Guys, Joseph is the English
translation of Giuseppe.

What if "C" stands for Chazz
and "R" for Rosemary?

-Do you have an image of the property?
-I can find one.

-Let's go.
-Address on your phones.

We've taken Savannah
out of the induced coma.

She's asking for her husband.

Oh, dear. Uh... Thank you.

They need to do a C-section.
Where is he?

Okay, the team had a lead on the case,

and it's all about
protecting you and the baby.

-He wants to be here for this, but...
-Well, tell him to get back here.

Okay, okay.

That's a hell of a way
to come into the world, huh?

Your baby's birthday is
gonna be on your headstone.

Being a dad is all I've thought about.

You must remember what that's like.

You want the best for your kid.
So you start thinking...

"Am I doing this right?

"Am I living the kind of life
I want my kid to emulate?"

I really want to believe that you've
wondered about that stuff with your son,

but I don't think so.

You've had plenty of chances
to get out of that life, but you stayed.

And so did Giuseppe,
because that's all he knew.

The person to blame
for the death of your son is you.

- -Let's make this interesting.

I'm going to give you a gift
that you did not give to me.

A chance to say goodbye.

-Pick it up.
-No.

Pick it up.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Baby girl.

You're okay.

-Yeah.-Oh, um, uh, Savannah's awake.

I know.

You know? Okay, well,
she's about to get a C-section,

-so you need to get back here.-Garcia.

I need you to patch everyone in.
Do it now.

Okay. Hold on. Hold on.

Go ahead, Garcia.

Uh, I've got Morgan.MORGAN: Are you all there?

Yeah, we're here.
Are you all right?

He's got a gun with two bullets.

Listen to me.

I made a decision tonight
that led me to this.

This is my fault, you understand?
No one else's.

And if this is how it ends,

it was meant to be.

Don't say that.-

Promise me you'll look after
Savannah and my baby.

Of course we will,
but so will you.

- -Oh!

Derek?

Derek?

Promise me you'll look after
Savannah and my baby.

Of course we will,
but so will you.

My team was never in danger.

-You don't know that.
-This house doesn't have a land line.

Now you pick it up.

There's one bullet left in that chamber,
so pick it up.

It's your choice.

You either get arrested and rot in prison

or you pick up that gun
and we end this.

Pick it up!

You won't shoot an unarmed man.

I know you want to. I can see it.

Come on, be a man.

Come on. Come on.

Be a man! Pull the trigger!

Or you won't sleep a night
until I'm dead.

- -

It's a boy!

- -Oh, my God!

Jack was never this tiny.
-

The doctors say this incubator
is gonna be home

-for another two weeks.
-It's gonna fly by.

Hotch, I get it.

I finally know what you guys
have been talking about.

I never knew that 6 pounds, 1 ounce
could knock me out.

Check out the grip.
MORGAN: Right?

-He's strong.
-Okay, so it's not just me.

Promise me you'll take some time.

About that...

Hotch...

I just saw
your prince down the hall.

-He's sleeping like it's his job.
-

'Cause it is.

Pretty incredible, huh?

I'm so grateful.

You know, I've learned that

in the short time I've had the privilege
of being a dad...

It heals wounds.

Just being there for your kid.

Like your dad wanted to be, I'm sure.

-Like my daughter wanted me to be.
-Hey.

Hey, you are a good man.
You know that.

You'd have been there
for her had you known.

I didn't have that choice.

But you do.

It's crazy, huh?

I miss him.

He's just right down the hall.

Well, let's go take a look.

-It's time he meets his Uncle Dave.
-

Yes, it is. Come on.

Hey. I wasn't expecting to see you here.

But since you are...

I got a little something
for you and the family.

What?

Oh, wow.

-You're gonna have a lot of babysitters.
-

Thank you.

We'll always be here for you, okay?

I know.

I know.

I know you hate goodbyes, kid.

And change.

Hey. It isn't always a bad thing.

I just can't imagine this room
without you.

So don't.

Don't think about it.

Just know I'm always
gonna be by your side.

I'm just a phone call away.

I'm sorry I can't stay.

I don't want you to stay.

Because I know why you're leaving
and I couldn't be happier for you.

Well, listen, we were gonna mail these,

but I wanted you to have
a birth announcement first.

Hank Spencer Morgan.

Yeah.

Hank is for my pops.

But Spencer is for the best little brother
anybody could ever ask for.

-I love you, kid.
-I love you.

So, look, um, my little dude,

he's gonna need a big brother, too.

To teach him everything
he knows about life.

-And chess.
-

-I can do that.
-I know you can.

I want you to see him.

Look at that.

-Oh, man.
-Hmm?

Oh.

-I did good, huh?
-Great. Oh, wow.

Look at that face.
-Oh, my gosh.

-Hey.
-Hi.

Look what I did.
I packed you up already,

so you can leave super fast,
which I think is a totally good idea.

I would be pissed if you stayed,

because taking care of that sweet baby
is what it's about now,

and keeping bad guys
out of your life is a really good plan.

-Penelope.
-Mmm-hmm.

You all right?

"He's gonna be okay.

"He's gonna be okay."

I repeated that to myself like a prayer

when they were hurting you
in that cabin.

And then when all that
happened to Savannah,

I said to myself, "They're gonna be okay.

"They're gonna be okay."

-And they are.
-

How can that be blind optimism,

when I am looking at you

-in all of your delicious okay-ness?
-

That's not blind.

No. No, it's not blind.

Mmm-hmm. It's magic.

It is magic.

Everything you and I do together
is magic.

Since the minute we met.

But it's ending,
and I'm scared.

You make me feel super brave.

You make me feel safe.

You know, you're partially
to blame for me leaving.

You got such a big heart,

I think it rubbed off on me.

Partially.

I think the actual reason
is that literal baby boy.

Yeah.

-I'm really glad it wasn't a baby girl.
-

-I'm really glad. Is that wrong?
-No.

-It's not? Okay, good.
-No.

You will always be my original baby girl.

Penelope Garcia,

I love you so much.

Okay. I don't think my heart
can take any more of this, so, um...

I'm assuming that the good news
is I'm the godmother?

-I'll take your silence as a yes.
-

As a good friend
of mine said,

"Every ending is also a beginning.

"We just don't know it at the time."

I'd like to believe she's right.