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Where'd you find that?

Promise you'd quit?

Yeah, yeah, it's not so easy.

Why are you awake, Charlie?

Bad dream.

Me too.

Do you want to talk about it?

Put that down, please.

Come on, that's not a toy.

Come on.

What's going on, sweetie?

Maddy?

Something feels weird.

In my body.

I think we should go talk to your mom
about this, you know.

Not that thing.

The other thing.

Yeah.

The bad thing.

Something's changing.

You remember your tools.

They would get nervous if you're ever
scared.

You start to lose control, what do you do?

Flowers?

Clock.

Seal.

Forest.

Money.

And sweet Charlie.

The bad thing?

It's been gone a long time.

You're strong, Charlie.

So you don't have to be afraid.

All right.

Hey, is everything okay in here?

Yeah, yeah.

Peachy.

I'm really hungry.

Who wants pancakes?

Pancakes?

I don't want pancakes.

No, you don't want pancakes.

Blueberries, what else?

Chocolate?

Chocolate?

Yeah, please.

Thank

you so much for coming in today.

How are you enjoying college so far?

Uh, I'm having fun.

Busy.

Kind of more work than I thought.

I'm kind of homesick.

I'm just going to ask you a few questions
here.

Kind of background stuff.

Okay.

Do you ever use hallucinogenic drugs?

Too scared.

Uh, I mean, it's college, man,
you know.

How about your father's blood type?

Do you know your parents' blood types?

You know what, I do.

Fair enough.

Where do your parents live?

They don't.

They died when I was ten.

Says here you were raised in a grill farm.

Is that correct?

Indeed, I was, uh, from the time that I
was seven.

Why do you need to know so much about my
parents?

Genetic history.

It helps us understand and evaluate the
test results.

The incidence was just an FDA clinical
trial.

Half of the people will be getting
injections of water.

And the other half will get water mixed
with a chemical compound we call Lot 6.

A chemical compound?

Like what?

What is it?

But half of us are just gonna get the
placebo, right?

Either way, it's entirely harmless.

Well, how do you know?

I mean, that's why you're testing it,
right?

My next question here is a little weird.

Can you tell me if
you've ever had what you

would call an authentic,
psychic experience?

I don't want to talk about that.

Just part of the evaluation.

Let me ask you again.

Have you ever experienced any inexplicable
phenomenon that goes against natural love?

I saw my parents die in a car,
and I'm sorry to hear that.

But what about that makes it inexplicable?

I saw it a week before it actually
happened.

My service guarantees
that for just three

sessions, your nicotine
cravings will disappear.

And all we do is talk?

Sounds crazy, right?

It's not.

It's magic.

Okay, well, I don't know Mr. McGee.

Well, call me Andy.

Andy.

A hundred dollars per session.

Yeah, that's a lot for my budget.

Let's just try it.

One session.

If you don't walk out of here today
feeling better than you've ever felt with

those nicotine cravings already starting
to fade, it's on the house.

Close your eyes.

Keep them closed.

Good.

Now imagine the Darla that you want to be.

Picture her.

Smoke-free.

That beacon of respiratory health.

Now look at me in the eyes.

You feel better about yourself already,
Darla.

Healthier.

More positive.

You hate the taste of tobacco.

More positive.

And that stale cigarette smell makes you
want to puke.

You're done with smoking.

You know, I feel better already.

Wow.

Healthier.

More positive.

Wow.

Okay.

I have 75, but I can give you a
credit card if you... No, it's cash only.

That's fine.

I'll just take what you have now.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah, I'm sure you're good for the rest.

Oh, I am indeed.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Ew!

Nice work, goober.

How's it going over here, Gavin?

Weird girl killed our frog.

It was already dead.

Yeah, but now it's extra dead?

It's okay, Charlie.

A quick Google search will show you all
the frog guts you want dissected perfectly.

We don't even need to do this anymore.

I don't have Google.

Quiet, class.

I forgot.

Sorry.

You ever go to the public library?

You can use the computers there.

Too much screen time can cause health
problems in children like insomnia.

I think a little screen time would be just
fine.

Help with your grades, too.

Okay, now that we
dissected our frogs, let's go

back to the diagram and
compare it with what we saw.

Now, hey, notice the liver.

Is it true that Amish families share the
same bathwater?

Because that's weird.

And you're weird.

Notebook, pencil, desk, shoes,
paper, eraser, calculator.

Everything okay, Charlie?

Yes, Miss Gardner.

Charlie, is everything okay in here?

I don't want to go to school.

I just want you to have a normal life.

I want stupid Wi-Fi.

That's normal.

That stuff rots your brains.

Do you really believe that?

Plus, it's expensive, you know?

monthly bills, smartphones.

You just, you know, we can't afford it
right now.

I'm sorry.

It happened again.

The bad thing.

This boy made fun of me.

He caught me weird.

You're not weird.

I'm worse.

No, no, you're special.

I knew it the day that you were born.

You grew warm and toasty like a fairy
muffin.

Are you scared of me?

Three years.

We got, we got too comfortable.

I just don't get it.

Like, why now?

What's the trigger?

She's not in puberty.

Is she?

No.

It

really scared her when it happened.

Maybe she needs to be scared.

She needs to be trained.

Oh my god.

Our responsibility is getting her ready,
making her strong in case they come.

Our responsibility is to protect her.

Training her is protecting her.

Says the woman who hates her power so much
she won't even use it.

It's different for us.

We know what it's like.

Be normal?

But when you're born this way,
she's not a robot, she's a little girl.

With little girl feelings and emotions
which are wildly unpredictable.

It's too dangerous.

She just has to shove it down and keep it
hidden.

She did it before.

She can do it again.

Are

you okay Charlie?

Weirdo.

Please, Charlie.

Whatever's going on.

Charlie?

Please.

Charlie?

It won't happen again.

How can you be so sure?

Does Charlie have a history of destructive
behavior?

No, of course not.

She's been less than forthcoming about how
she did it.

What she used to cause the explosion.

Please don't call it an explosion.

It makes her sound like a terrorist.

The bathroom stall exploded, ma'am.

What would you like us to call it?

Regardless, the police want to investigate
the matter further.

That blast was like a siren call.

I know you don't want
to hear this, but none of

this would have happened
if she knew how to use it.

Jesus.

Look at my eyes.

Every time I try to do it, it chips away
at me now.

I can't do the push without my eyes
literally bleeding now.

Why didn't you tell me?

Come on.

But that doesn't mean it will happen to
Charlie.

That's not a risk I'm willing to take.

I don't have your power, okay?

I can't push her if she loses control.

Well, I would never push my own kid.

Our cover is blown, okay?

If they catch her, they're going to walk
her away.

They're going to run tests on her for the
rest of her life.

They're going to take her.

They're going to put her in a cage.

We'll never see her again.

Who knows what's going to happen to her.

If who catches me?

You're supposed to be in your room,
Charlie.

You were yelling.

Charlie, I need you to go to your room
right now, okay?

And pack a bag.

We're leaving in the morning.

Sweetie, do you think we're way bad
people, Charlie?

Mm-mm.

You know why we have to move all the time?

Because of your work.

But also because bad men are after us.

Really bad.

Because of the special things that we can
do.

The pushing and the fire.

And if they catch us, they're going to put
us in jail.

It's why we can't have cell phones or
wi-fi.

Because they can track it.

I'm sorry we lied to you.

But I ran to the bathroom, so I wouldn't
hurt anyone.

That was the right thing to do,
Charlie.

That was right.

I tried to throw it in the water,
but it didn't work.

And now we're in trouble, and we're going
to jail, and it's all my fault.

Hey, you better stay calm.

Calm down, sweetie.

Just stay calm, sweetie.

You're okay.

I'm not okay.

Stop saying that.

And I'm not special.

I'm a monster.

You are not a monster.

You just need to calm down.

You're not.

Calm down.

You're not a monster.

I'm a monster!

Charlie... I hate
living like this!

Tough luck, Charlie!

This is who you are!

Auntie, stop.

You made me this way.

Charlie, please!

I hate who I am!

And I hate you!

Charlie!

Charlie!

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Charlie.

Charlie, no.

Charlie, no.

Charlie.

Charlie, no.

I'm gonna be okay.

She's okay.

See?

She's fine.

Come on.

Please.

Hello?

It's okay.

It's all right.

It's okay.

It's all right.

Is this Rainbird?

Yes.

This is Captain Jane Hollister,
DSI.

I'm reactivating you, Rainbird.

If that would be of interest...

Chris would still be cleaning up other
people's shit.

Just not literally.

I left that life.

Yeah, and how's that working out for you?

I know what happened.

The shop used you up and threw you out
like unwanted trash.

And I wasn't right.

But that was the old guard.

I'm the new.

Something's happened, Rainbird,
and I need it handled with discretion.

I understand that was your specialty.

Something for which you are uniquely
qualified.

But unlike the others, I need this quarry
back alive.

Is that something you can handle?

Vic, this is bad.

Oh, fuck.

Almost done.

That's it.

You could have pushed her.

We have no idea what's
happening when I'm going

into those people's minds,
moving things around.

How would you ever want me to do that to
Charlie?

What if I mess her up?

If she kills one of us.

Don't fucking go there.

Andy, this is what happens when you stuff
it down.

It doesn't go away.

Can't you hear the movies or something,
please?

Ice cream or something?

Just get some rest, okay?

Okay.

Vicki McGee?

I'm just following up on an emergency call
from earlier tonight.

Yeah, it was a grease fire on the stove.

My daughter overreacted.

If you or your daughter need
help... It's nothing like that.

Honestly.

You're sure about that?

You have a good night then.

Where did they go?

Your husband.

And the girl.

Ice cream.

Or the movies.

Did you think you were unique?

Before they tested their poison on pretty
young coeds, they had to use lab rats.

How could you work for them?

Help them after what they did to you.

Come peacefully, and you'll live.

I will die before I let them have her.

Your life to them is a secondary concern.

Then yours?

And you will regret that.

Do you think she'll forgive me?

No, she's your mom.

She'll always forgive you.

Who was supposed to be you?

I feel weird.

Too much rocky road.

She's probably asleep.

I'm gonna go check on her, okay?

Here, take that to the trash.

And then throw in your PJs, all right?

Surrender.

Charlie?

Daddy?

No one gets hurt.

Let her go.

You know what it costs, don't you?

To hurt someone, to take a life.

Would you ask that of your own child?

Do you feel that?

Let her go, or it's gonna get a lot worse.

Where's mommy?

She has no aim without sight if she's like
the rest of us.

Where's my wife?

Where's mommy?

I don't know, sweetheart.

Yes, you do.

Where's mommy?

Come

on, we have to get somewhere safe.

Dr. Wanless, you have a guest.

Good morning, Joseph.

I brought you something.

Your favorite color is two.

I'm Captain Hollister, newly appointed
DSI.

Why are you here, hmm?

Captain, I made calls to your predecessor.

They went unanswered.

But now, they stuff a new face into the
same old suit, and that face just comes in.

Knocking on my door!

With all due respect,
doctor, Captain McConnell

doesn't have the
legs for this outfit.

Completely oblivious to the dire nature of
the situation we've created.

We found them, Joseph.

Shall we talk?

Come here, sweetheart.

Come

here, kitty kitty.

He scratched

me.

Honey, he's in pain.

You have to put him out of his misery,
all right?

He didn't mean to.

I know he didn't.

I know.

This is what it costs, though.

Because it can't be a reaction like that.

It's got to be a decision.

That's the only way you can control it.

You can do it.

I want to help her.

You want to use her?

The girl, she can't help what she is.

The poor thing, she's been brainfucked
from birth.

This is a chance to turn a past failure
into present success.

I want you to come back to work,
Dr. Wanless.

How hard must it have been for them,
the parents, when the girl was born?

Her bottle is late, the baby cries,
and a teddy bear bursts into flames.

Right there, in the crib, beside her.

Can you imagine their fear?

And it's awful, that's
really... What's your point?

The girl's power is in its infancy.

Terrible, yes, but trivial compared to
what's coming.

But she's growing, our little girl.

She's becoming a young woman, and someday
soon, the power will grow too.

Perhaps it already has.

And then, one day, she may be capable...

of creating a nuclear explosion,
simply with the force of her mind.

Doctor, we built a facility especially for
people like Charlie.

We can teach her, we can train her.

You can exploit her.

Don't you lecture me on Marilla?

You developed lot six, you gave it to
those kids.

And it was a mistake.

Well, that's too fucking bad.

It's done.

Jesus, fuck, we're not gonna clone her.

We're not gonna make a little army of
Charlies, we just, we...

We want to understand her.

She's the first of her kind, and no one
understands her better than you.

The man who made the serum.

You're the father of it all.

What do you say?

They're none so blind as those who will
not see.

What?

Heed my words.

Very carefully.

Terminate the girl.

Or one day she will destroy us all.

You hear me?

Terminator.

I hoped this would have gone better.

That's good.

Can we pray?

Yeah, sure we can pray.

Dear God, please let this cat be happy in
cat heaven.

And just, you know, make
sure that he, or she, or

they, looks like a big
cat party in cat heaven.

And bless mommy too.

Bless mommy too.

You know what mom wanted you to learn more
than anything?

The world?

She wanted you to learn how to use your
power.

Because it's incredible.

And I bet if you have her powers,
you probably have mine too.

A push.

Yep.

It's serious stuff, Charlie.

That's why mom wanted to teach you to help
you understand how to use it.

If you do it too much, it'll really hurt
you.

But I don't feel the heat when it happens.

It hurts you on the inside, I mean.

Actually, it feels kind of good.

Why can't we drive our own car?

Because they're looking for us.

They won't really put us in jail.

Not you.

They will study you.

Like the frog.

Yeah.

Yeah, like the frog.

Here's one.

Oh, come on.

Please, yes.

Okay.

Do you really think this is safe?

Right now, I think we have to get off this
road.

Come on, we'll be smart.

Be clever.

Let's go.

Oh, man, I didn't think anyone was gonna
stop.

There's a lot of weirdos around these
parts.

You one of them?

No, no, no, we're very normal.

Tell the nice man your name, sweetheart.

I'm Roberta.

They call me Bobby.

Yeah, we're headed up to Boston.

My car booked down a ways back.

Boston's a hell of a walk from here.

Yeah, I know.

We really gotta get there.

Is there any chance you can take us?

To Boston?

I'll cover your gas.

I got things to do.

I gotta check up on my wife.

What about a hundred bucks?

One hundred bucks.

Well, I'm not a burger Benjamin.

Climbing?

It's lunchtime.

My wife and I usually put on a little
sandwich spread about now.

Why don't you come to the house and fuel
up for a bit?

I don't know.

My wife's bleeding.

Bobby needs to eat.

Coming up.

Let's get some food in your belly.

Hey, if I played with your chickens.

Just watch out for the church.

Stay close, all right?

Try not to cut me out.

Essie, we're home.

Got some guests for supper, Essie.

Little Bobby and her dad.

I don't think I caught your name.

Frank.

Bobby and Frank.

Cold beer?

Yeah, sure.

Why not?

Thank you.

So, what do you do, Frank?

We keep the lights on.

I'm a life coach.

No shit.

Like Tony Robbins on TV?

No, no, not really like that.

I saw that documentary on Netflix.

Old Tony cousins like a son of a bitch,
but folks seem to like him.

People will give you their life savings
just to tell them they're special.

Life coach.

Yeah.

Man, the whole world's going to hell.

Hello?

Is anyone in there?

What's your name?

Hi, Essie.

I'm Charlie.

I'm here with my dad.

Hey!

How did you...

Don't go disturbing Essie!

She needs quiet!

Hey, we're really sorry.

You've been more than kind.

Come on.

We should probably get going.

Where are you headed?

And how you getting there?

I don't know.

Look, I overreact sometimes.

Especially with the misses.

I apologize.

Oh, how rude of me.

Come on.

Essie, this is Frank.

And I guess you already met Roberta.

She was making a left turn on Route 14 and
some of your hoe ran a light.

She never saw it coming.

I'm so sorry.

We lost our boy that day, too.

But, Essie's still alive and for that I'm
more than grateful.

You can stay here till you go.

We enjoyed the company.

Will he find us?

You let me worry about that.

The most important thing we can do is just
keep running.

If they do, I can hurt them.

All your bad people, I promise.

The day you were born, do you remember
that story?

Mommy said I was a buttery muffin.

Oh my gosh, you were.

You were just a little buttery muffin.

There's more to that story.

It was so cute how warm you were.

But pretty soon, your body temperature
just went...

shot off the charts.

And the doctors, they were all...

they were all confused.

They didn't know what could cause this.

We stayed up with you all night,
all day.

I could barely keep my eyes open.

I was falling asleep everywhere.

And that's when they took you.

I used to get these premonitions.

This really weird, weird feeling.

Oh my God, I did at the house.

I could sense where you were.

I could see you.

And I found you.

What did you do?

I snapped.

When your partner comes back, you're gonna
shoot him in the chest.

And then you're gonna forget how to
breathe.

And I hurt those men.

And those guys, they probably had wives,

kids that they loved, just like I love
you.

And I do, Charlie.

I love you so much.

But when you hurt people, you don't just
hurt them.

It hurts everyone around them.

You don't come back from that.

Kay, promise me that you'll never use your
gifts to hurt people, promise?

Now sleep.

Get some sleep.

All right.

Come here.

Andy McGee has been wanted since 2013.

Police say he has been living in Lewiston
with his wife and daughter, and asked the

public if they'd come in contact with
Cooper to contact the police immediately.

We'll have the full details on this story
and more on our next news update.

Police are on the lookout for a
Massachusetts fugitive now suspected of

killing his wife and kidnapping their
11-year-old daughter.

Authorities say
35-year-old Aaron Jeffrey

Cooper is operating under
the alias Andy McGee.

He has been wanted
ever since being linked

to the killing of two
federal agents in 2013.

Police say he has been living in Lewiston
with his wife and daughter, and asked the

public if they'd come in contact with
Cooper to contact the police immediately.

Hey, Earth.

It's not true.

I didn't kill my wife.

You know I didn't kidnap my daughter
either.

I don't know shit.

You been up all night, Earth?

Come in my house, eat
my food, drink my beer,

and all the time you
a goddamn wife killer.

I didn't kill her.

Does my daughter seem upset with me in any
way?

Does she seem scared of me?

I'm trying to protect her.

I'm trying to protect her from them.

You telling me I can't trust the TV?

Shocker, I know.

Earth, come on, man.

I know it happened.

Who are you talking about?

You were driving that day, and you were
arguing.

You got her out of control, and you hit a
car head on.

That's how she got hurt.

That's how Justin died.

As he told me.

Told you?

That's why they're after us.

But there's something else.

Something she's been wanting to tell you
for 30 years.

She forgives you.

You've hated yourself all this time.

It was an accident.

She forgives you.

What is that?

I called the police when I saw the news.

Oh, my God.

Like I said, I overreact sometimes.

Now, I'll take care of this.

What are you talking about, Irv?

You're drunk.

All that makes this interesting,
then.

Aaron, Jeffrey Cooper!

Surrender!

I ain't in there.

Throw inside, and look out for your head.

Come on out, now.

Mr. Cooper!

I'm sorry, Wendell.

I was mistaken.

I thought I saw the man and the girl,
but I was wrong.

You sounded pretty convinced on the phone,
Irv.

You know, just last month, I saw this
documentary on TV about...

I can't recall the exact name, but it
was something like walking and dreaming.

There was this guy on there, dreamt he
swallowed a cockroach.

Hey, stay with

me.

Stay with me.

Stay with me.

Just breathe.

Breathe.

Breathe.

That's right.

Do you feel something?

What?

Someone's here.

You're saying you called us out on account
of a dream?

Pretty convincing one, too.

The news was on.

I drifted off and...

and I'm drunk.

Want to know what I think?

Not particularly.

I think we're here.

This man, Cooper, he's considerably
dangerous.

Though even if you were just dreaming it,
Irv, you'd like to search your...

Officer down!

We need backup!

He told me.

Just breathe.

No, Charlie.

Charlie!

Charlie!

No!

Charlie, do you remember what I taught
you?

Keep running.

Yeah.

I love you, daddy.

I love you too, sweetheart.

Now run.

Run!

She will never stop until they have her.

You'll never catch her.

This is in.

Lens is in.

Subject's down.

Everybody's down.

Except him.

On your knees!

Move in.

Careful!

He's dangerous.

Give me your gun.

You're no dice freak.

We've got protection.

Any sign of her?

You lost her, Rain Bird.

You left a trail of dead cops in your
wake.

You call that discretion?

You have the father.

So she's just gonna what?

She's gonna feel her way here?

They are connected.

She will come for him.

Retirement has made you sloppy and soft.

Is that why you blindfold me?

I don't need to see your eyes.

To feel your fear.

You don't know what I feel.

She will come for him.

But she will come for us all.

She is my sister.

My mother.

Well, you killed her mother.

She will be your dad.

A fate which I deserve.

When you see her, you will understand.

Rise and shine, Mr. McGee.

Or is it Mr. Burton?

Mr. Roselle.

No more pseudonyms, Cooper.

No more running.

It's just you and me now.

Rainbird.

The man who killed your poor wife.

He believes that you and your daughter, you
have some kind of a spiritual connection.

Telepathy.

Montsix is full of surprises.

Tell me where she is.

Charlie is out there all alone.

Without you, her emotions will get the
best of her.

What happens when she gets upset?

She gets scared.

She is going to blow some poor bastard to
smithereens.

She's going to be killing people.

How's she going to live with that?

Bring her here.

What other choice do you have?

I'm coming, Daddy.

I'll find you.

What happened to your face?

Don't you ever bathe, weirdo?

Please.

The hell are you doing, Dale?

Which way is the coast?

The coast is where the water is.

I mean, how was the nausea today?

Oh, sorry, babe.

I mean, first trimester is almost over,
right?

The light at the end of the tunnel.

Yeah.

All right.

I'll see you when I get home.

Love you.

Bye.

It's you.

Take your hand off the key.

Give me your phone.

And the card.

Do you have a gun?

Agent Jules?

No, I'm just a tech.

They don't let us carry guns.

This says you're an agent.

We're all agents.

It's just a title.

Is my father inside?

I don't know.

Is he?

I don't know.

I swear, okay?

I don't have that kind of clearance.

I don't want to hurt you, sir.

Please, why are you doing this?

Is my father inside?

I don't know, okay?

Stop, please.

If he's here, he'll be, uh, he'll be at
the bottom.

Who else is in there?

Computer techs, scientists, uh,
that kind of thing.

No long-haired men?

Answer me.

Please, just, just stay calm.

We can work something out.

Tell me.

No!

You said you didn't have a gun.

I don't want to hurt anyone, I promised.

He's in pain, Charlie.

You have to put him out of his misery.

This is what it costs.

What's going on?

Aw, shit.

You got a disturbance in the east lot?

All units stand by.

She's inside the building.

Why,

why are you here?

I came, I got your message.

That wasn't me, Charlie.

I would never bring you here.

That wasn't me.

Where I can get you out?

No, no, Charlie.

There's no getting out.

There's no getting out from me.

Charlie, it wasn't supposed to be this
way.

It wasn't supposed to be this difficult.

Stay calm, dear.

If you try to burn me, you'll burn your
daddy, too.

My name's Captain Hollister, but you can
call me Cap.

I run this facility.

You can trust me, Charlie.

You'll be safe here.

You'll be protected.

We'll take really good care of you and
your father.

My dad needs a doctor.

They've seen him already, Charlie.

Micro hemorrhages.

His brain bleeds when he uses his power.

The same thing could happen to you,
too, Charlie, but we can teach you.

It's what your mother wanted.

No.

Call a doctor right now, or I'll hurt
myself.

Don't do it, Charlie.

Don't do it.

Call a doctor right now.

Do it!

You're a very determined young lady.

Use it wisely.

It'll take you far in this life.

I should know.

You do bad things here.

I can feel it.

No, we do great things.

We make things better here.

We make people better.

We make them stronger people like you.

Haven't you realized you are a real life
superhero?

Daddy.

You're very special.

The world out there, they don't know how
to handle your power.

Here we can handle it.

Because we made you.

Look at your father.

And they say if he does one more push,
it might kill him.

You need us.

I don't want to hurt anyone.

I know you don't, honey.

I know.

But we can't run anymore.

I need you to break your promise.

You have to burn it down, starting with
us.

Daddy, what are you...

It's the only way.

Easy, easy.

Burn me, burn him too.

Caps down.

We got a fire in the restricted area.

Call in the containment team.

Please, please.

I don't want to hurt you.

I can help you.

My name's Gale.

I... I can lead you
out of here to safety.

Just come with me.

Please.

Please, please.

No, no, please, please.

Liar, liar.

Hands on fire.

We got her.

It's okay, Charlie.