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I think your defector
might be a Russian spy.

If I can prove it,
we'll arrest her.

Then there's a good chance
my government can make a trade.

For Nina.

Paige will have a choice.

She's not equipped to deal with this shit!

Philip.

They found the pen.

I met a man named
Walter Taffet yesterday.

Who's he?

Well, he's you.

Who are you?

Hi.

Hey.

We did good, didn't we?

I think Todd may have seen you
as we left the factory.

Th-that...

is not possible.

I caught a glimpse of you
at the bottom of the ladder

when we were leaving.

Came down too soon.

You th-- you think
he may have seen me?

- Yeah.
- You don't know for sure.

I don't have to.

Hans, it's over.

Us. This.

You've trained me well.
We've-- we've worked so hard.

I can't take that risk.

I want to serve.

I wa-- I want to be of use
to our cause.

You will.

You'll just serve
in other ways.

- Morning.
- Morning.

The FBI found the bug
in Gaad's pen.

Does Gabriel know?

Not yet.

There is more.

Martha knows about me.

How?

The person they brought in
to investigate isn't me.

Does she know
that you're--

- No.
- You're sure?

She doesn't want to know
more than she has to.

What do we do?

Nothing.

Doing nothing is a bad idea.

We need to give it time.

How much time
are we talking about, Philip?

I'll let you know.
I'm going back there tonight.

What? Why?

Philip, you can't.

If she's told anyone--

She hasn't told anyone.

How do you know?
How can you know?

Because I trust her.

Hi.

Hi.

I went to the market

and got fresh basil
and plum tomatoes.

I thought about
Linguini with clams,

but the tomatoes
looked too good.

Come here.
Have a taste.

It's delicious.

- It's not too spicy?
- Perfect.

Mm. Can you stir?

You know how to stir,
don't you?

Hello?

This is she.

It's Children's Services.

I-I'm sorry.
I haven't been home all day.

Well,
the children are wonderful.

Um... but
we've reconsidered.

It's just not a good time.
It's not the right time.

Mm-hmm. Yes.

Of course.
If things change...

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

It's unrealistic
to think about children.

Not now.

It's unrealistic.

Clark?

It's okay.

Really.

It's fine. I'm fine.

I just needed to know.

And now I do.

Okay?

Yeah.

Why don't you sit?

Thank you.

To turning the page.

Mmm.

So...

Agent Gaad is under
so much pressure

with this investigation.

I'm not sure
he's gonna make it.

He lost his cool yesterday

in a way
that he never has before.

He actually attacked
the mail robot.

And Gene couldn't fix it.

They're sending it out
for repairs.

Who's Gene?

He's our computer specialist.

He's in charge of
the mail robot.

It was actually his idea

to upgrade
the message-delivery system.

Okay, mangia, sweetie,
before it gets cold.

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You may be right...

...about Zinaida.

What did you find out?

Nothing definite, but, uh...

I was looking around
the Rezidentura,

asking questions.

And, uh...
something doesn't seem right.

I have a way
we can know for sure.

It's risky.

But it's Nina's only hope.

How risky?

If we get caught...

...very.

The FBI won't stop

till they find
who put the bug in Gaad's pen.

They have
a building full of suspects.

Do you think Martha
can keep it together

during a long investigation?

Yeah, I think so.

We've never seen her
under that kind of pressure.

She'll protect me.

I agree with Philip.

We don't need to end
the operation.

We're not there.
Martha may still be of use.

She told you the mail robot
is being repaired?

Mm-hmm.

The Centre wants you to bug it.

And The Centre will want
Martha to switch out the tapes

if we actually do get
a bug into the mail robot.

Not necessarily.

Well, but how can she, Gabriel,
when she'll be the prime suspect

for putting the bug
in Gaad's pen?

That's not my understanding
of how the operation will work.

Gabriel,
I know how these things go.

What's the alternative
if it's not Martha?

Does The Centre have
someone else inside the FBI

who could switch out the tapes?

There are janitors, mailroom
clerks who can gain access.

We don't want to risk
the Martha operation

any more than you do.

You should trust
the organization.

You what?!

I did what I had to do
to keep working with you.

If he could identify me,
there was no other way.

And no one saw you?

- No.
- You're sure?

Yeah.

You all right?

I'm fine.

It was, uh...

messy.

It didn't go
exactly as planned.

It seldom does.

These people...

My people, what we do...

What we've done to the blacks
in my country--

it's wrong.

It has to stop.

I will do whatever
is asked of me

for the cause...

For you.

Thank you very much.

Long meeting.

Long day.

I'm tired, and I'm hungry.

Oh.
Is that the best you can do?

What say I'll order
something from room service

when I get you
back to the hotel?

I love that idea.
I want a BLT.

It's a bacon
and lettuce--

Yeah, I got it.

It's only natural that you
developed feelings for Martha.

I understand.

Thanks for your permission.

I didn't mean it like that.

Who are you?

We're here to repair a machine.

That's not a good idea.

If you scream, I will have
to tape your mouth shut

and your hands and your feet.

I don't want to have to do that.
Do you understand?

Will it take long?

What you came here to do.

I don't know.

Not very, I hope.

May I?
It's just bills.

I like to come here late
at night and do the bookkeeping.

I'm usually alone.

Most people don't like
to work at night.

They miss the stir,
the activity.

But I like it.

And when I'm sitting here
in the dark...

is when I feel most in tune.

Mm-hmm.

In tune?

Yes.

What does that mean?

I feel close to my husband.
I feel his presence.

Don't feel him tonight.

Probably because of you.

This is him.

This is Gil in
the mother-of-pearl frame.

The frame was a wedding present
from his sister, Louise.

She never married.

Her parents said it was because

she was too good for any man
she ever met,

but she was a pill.

Hmm.

This is me.

You're very pretty.

Yes, I was.

And this is...?

Andy.

He runs things now.

H-he won't be here
till morning.

Gil started the shop.
He was a machinist.

He learned the machinist trade
in the army, World War II.

I taught math, little children.

I-I was good
with numbers.

It wasn't, uh,
calculators and robots then.

Well, the world changes.

Some things stay the same.

That one was taken in France.

He was four years in Europe.

Gil's regiment
freed Jewish people

from the concentration camps.

H-he wasn't Jewish.
He was Christian scientist.

But after the war...

he wasn't anything.

I would take Andy to church,

but Gil said he had no use
for those stories.

What he s-- what he saw,
it stayed with him.

May I have a glass of water?

I just need your keys.

Oh.

It's an old woman.

Her husband
started the business.

She comes in at night
to pay bills.

At night?

She likes it when it's quiet.

How much longer do you have?

I'm trying, Elizabeth.

No, I know. I'm...

He was gone for four years
during World War II,

her husband.

She picked a bad time.

One sec.

Okay, I'll wait outside
till the food comes.

Front desk
said it won't be long.

You're very good to me, Stan.

I'll bring it to you
as soon as it gets here.

Thank you.

I have a bad heart.

They say that I need a new one,

but I don't want a new heart.

Uh-huh.

What--
what would I do with it?

What's your name?

Elizabeth.

Are you a robber?

No.

No, right.

Right.

You came here to fix something.

Right.

Ah.

"All-- all marbles present
and accounted for."

That's something that my father
used to say every morning

before he started work.

What did he do?

He was a farmer.

Andy said
the farm is a vineyard now.

A vineyard, like in France.

Yeah. Yours?

He was a coal miner.

Your mother?

An office worker.

And she cooked, cleaned,
waited in line for food.

Oh, dear.

Is she alive?

Yes.

Where does she live?

Russia.

Your English is very good.

I've been well-trained.

Yeah.

You aren't going
to let me leave...

are you?

It's not possible, no.

Ohh.

Ooh, this is not
how I expected it to end.

The-- the story.

I'm not afraid
of leaving the world.

I-I don't know why,
but I'm-- I'm not.

It's better than falling down
in the street like a drunk

and waiting for
some stranger to pass by.

Or sitting in front of
the television alone.

Oh, I hate hospitals.

When Gil was sick,
I hated to go see him there.

I went, but I hated it,
everything about it.

Ah.

Hello?

Stan?

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Stan!

Ohh.

Ugh.

Oh, you're hurt.

I got it. I got it.

It's late, Henry.
Give it a rest.

I'm almost done.

You know how you get
when you don't get enough sleep.

I'm almost done.

A-are you married?

Yes.

That's good, to have
a-a partner, a-a f-friend.

Gil and I were married twice.

What do you mean?

We got divorced.

He remarried, but his wife died
in an accident,

and we did it again.

Oh.

We no longer had
sugar in our eyes.

N-none of that, uh,

"Why can't you be
the person I want

instead of
the person you are?" stuff.

This time, it stuck like glue.

We were 27 years.

We were happy in the sec--
second round.

There are only two things

that Gil would never say
a blessed word about.

Helen.

The other woman.
My nemesis.

No, my best friend.

What was the other thing?

The-- the war,
of c-- of course.

Did Gil send you?

Yes.

Did he tell you
I'm afraid of pain?

Mm-hmm.

Is he with Helen?

No. No.

I don't want
anything to happen to Andy.

He's a good--
he's a good son.

Nothing's gonna happen to him.

Promise?

I promise.

Do you have children?

Yes.

And this is what you do?

Sometimes.

By yourself?

With my husband.

Why?

To make the world
a better place.

You think doing this to me

will make the world
a better place?

I'm sorry, but it will.

That's what evil people
tell themselves

when they do evil things.

Oh.

I... can't... can't...

can't...

can't... can't...

1-2-3.

1-2-3.

What happened?

They'll find her body
in the morning. She was sick.

You okay?

Elizabeth?

Okay.

We have to go.

How long
was she alone in the room?

No more than 10 minutes.

Guy must have come in
through a window.

Maybe he was already there.

Hiding?

In a closet, under a bed.

You checked the room first?

Yeah.

Are you all right?

I got a hell of a headache,
but other than that, I'm good.

Take some Aspirin?

Yeah.

It works better
if you take it with beer.

It's not supposed to,
but it does.

Go home. Get some rest.

Don't worry.
We'll beef up her security.

Okay. Thanks.

Well...

She didn't break or confess

or panic.

Maybe she was in shock,

thinking she was gonna die.

Has anybody said anything
at the Rezidentura?

No. Nothing yet.

Not for me.

How's your head?

It's felt better.

Sorry to hit you so hard.

Try it with a raw egg.

It's what we do...
for a hangover.

I don't have a hangover.

I think I'll have one.

Wasn't there just
a little part of you

that wanted
to crack my head open?

"Geode."
That's very nice.

Don't-- don't do that.

Well, it's just a strong word.
That's all I'm saying.

17.

Stuck between a geode
and a hard place.

"Amatory"?

24.

Yes, 24.

Loving, devoted, adoring.

Where do you come up with
this stuff?

I love words.
They leave a trail.

For example, "amatory"
is from the Latin word for love,

while "wedlock"-- the condition
of being married--

is Norse, Norwegian.

Wed... lock. Hmm?

Which means
"perpetual battle."

Your point being?

Love and marriage
in many ways are antithetical.

One is a bolt of lightning,
an epiphany.

And the other is
planting, tilling, tending.

- It's hard work.
- I'm-- I'm trying to concentrate here.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Oh, okay.

"Sphinx."

Excellent.

59. Bravo.

When I first saw Elizabeth...

it--
it felt like a--

A bolt of lightning?

It had never happened before.

Or since.

May I share something with you?

Mm-hmm.

Elizabeth rejected
the first officer

proposed to be her husband
in America.

Well, in her own way,
she chose you.

It never felt like that
to-- to me.

Nevertheless, it's true.

Philip, would you like
to tell me what's going on?

You're not in this alone,
you know.

Elizabeth loves you. I love you.
What's the problem?

The-- the problem?

The problem is you, Gabriel.

And all this talk.

All this talk.

Because you think you can wrap
me around your little finger.

But I'm not Elizabeth.

I'm aware of that.

I trusted you.

I trusted you.

And your job was to look out
for me. It was.

And now my job is to look out
for my family,

because no one else will.

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