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[Tim] Previously on The Institute...

[Luke] The fuck is that?

Nobody knows. Happens every week or so.

[Wendy] The Red Steps Tragedy?

[Tim] Yeah. Annie was obsessed with it.

[Wendy] "Notre Pain." It's some weird inside joke they all had.

We never understood it.

Stay away from Route 10.

What? The research place?

The infectious-disease whatever it is?

- [Greta] Harry! - Shut up!

[Sigsby] Harry Cross and the Wilcox girls

are resting comfortably

and expected to make a full recovery.

We're all fucking kids here.

I can't do anything.

I'm a glorified janitor.

You're stronger than you think, Maureen.

Some of your test scores

aren't corroborating with the progress...

you're clearly making.

Maybe because the tests are bullshit,

and so is this place, and so are you,

with all due respect.

I'm not the enemy, Luke.

You've been working with Luke Ellis off-the-books.

It was Stackhouse's idea.

He's the one who told me to keep going.

[Dr. Hendricks] What about Ellis?

What about him?

[Dr. Hendricks] We still need to find a way to prove he's TP.

Leave that to me.

Yeah, pretty much all they do is gather us for movie nights.

Last night, we were brushing our teeth, then we were driving,

then we were doing "doctor stuff",

like checking in on patients,

giving injections, that sort of thing.

[Avery] Something's wrong inside her head.

Movie nights take a toll.

First, they'll have her lead a sparkler night.

And then, they'll move her to Recovery.

That's where The Hum's coming from.

Okay. I gotta go.

Luke, I know what's behind that door,

the one that Sha showed us.

I saw it in Maureen's head.

[acoustic version of "Shout" plays]

♪ Shout, shout♪

♪ Let it all out♪

♪ These are the things I can do without♪

♪ Come on♪

♪ I'm talking to you♪

♪ Come on♪

♪ In violent times♪

♪ You shouldn't have to sell your soul♪

♪ In black and white♪

♪ They really, really ought to know♪

♪ Shout, shout♪

♪ Let it all out♪

♪ These are the things I can do without♪

♪ Come on♪

♪ I'm talking to you♪

♪ Come on♪

She's the survivor from last night's incident?

[Maureen] Hendricks said that she, uh, gorked out early. [sighing]

Something about, uh, the psychic bond with her sister

being violently severed.

That's a new one.

Uh, anyway, um, Sigsby figures

that there's still some juice worth squeezing.

Hm.

[grunting]

Uh, is there anything I can do for you?

Now that you mention it, would you mind taking out the trash?

We're short-staffed back here. I'd appreciate the help.

Okay.

[Joanne] We weren't expecting him

to kick out for at least another day or so.

Denny's already in there, getting it ready.

He'll help you load.

Get the door.

Okay?

- Yeah. - All right, on three.

Okay. One, two, three.

Watch your fingers.

[clanking]

[whirring, flames whooshing]

[ominous music plays]

We all go up the chimney here.

No.

'Cause I'm not gonna let that happen.

[beeping]

[Sigsby] Send the Ellis kid in.

[beeping]

Luke.

[door closing]

Have you ever heard the phrase

"Veritas liberabit vos?"

"The truth will set you free."

Mm.

So, are you, um...

finally setting me free?

An intellect like yours can be...

a blessing or a curse.

In your case, it just makes everything harder.

Dr. Hendricks and I believe you're TP.

[Luke] I wish!

I mean, 'cause the sooner I am, sooner I go home.

Right?

This-- this isn't the place for lying.

Luke, remember, you're here to serve, not just your country

but the whole world.

Does that ever sound just a little grandiose to you?

I mean, what does that even mean?

Serving the entire world?

You'll have to trust me.

Trust is earned.

It certainly is.

The truth at last.

- [alarm blaring] - [growling]

What did you do?

- You killed them! Why did you do that? - [Guard] Hey, let her go now!

What did you do?

[struggling]

[alarm blaring]

Oh, you'll wish you hadn't done that.

Get off me!

[sobbing] Get off!

- Julia. - One sec.

- Get off! - This is a teachable moment.

- Julia, we have a problem. - [sighs]

[grunting] Get off me!

Sigsby! Sigsby!

Can I help you, sir?

Sure hope so.

I'm Dennison's new night knocker.

- How are you? - Hm. Night knocker, huh?

Well, that's a new one on me.

It's really just a night watchman.

You know, "Two o'clock and all is well."

Mm. So you came all the way out here

from Dennison to make sure all is well?

Oh, no. I'm sure you guys got that covered.

Not back on shift till sundown tomorrow.

Like I said, I'm new to town.

Thought it was gonna be nice weather for a hike,

but I think I must've got kind of turned around here.

[Sigsby] So there's a man at the gate. So what?

He's the new Dennison night knocker, the one I told you about.

The one who was talking to the crazy woman.

[Stackhouse] Yeah.

Is this the Institute up there?

People in town, they talk about it like it's the Wonka factory.

What exactly goes on in there, man?

Infectious disease research.

Really?

You don't always see barbed wire on the inside of a fence.

Well, you know, we have test animals.

People are real uptight nowadays about security protocols,

lab leaks, all that shit.

We should've taken him out, too.

You agreed it wasn't a problem unless she mentioned us.

[Sigsby] Well... clearly, it's a problem.

It's a lot of security for a lab.

Well, state of the world nowadays.

Fences and walls,

good guys keeping the bad guys out.

I imagine the...

hard part is keeping straight who's who.

He disappears,

the cops'll figure you hire a drifter,

sooner or later, he keeps drifting.

Bodies bring attention.

You're awful quick to pull the trigger.

- Better safe than sorry. - Exactly.

Meaning?

He's a physically conditioned, military-aged male,

he fits the profile.

He could be anything,

investigative journalist,

undercover FBI.

Killing him could create more problems than it solves.

He could be from Upstairs,

sent to test us.

[Stackhouse] Shit.

You got a ride back to town, sir?

You know what? I think I might've parked, actually, just down that road.

Yeah, well, you have a good day, sir.

Yeah. You, too.

We need to find out who he really is.

Yeah.

Then, we kill him.

[door opening]

So, the Avester told us about your parents.

I'm so sorry, Luke.

Me, too. It's fucked.

I want you to take a hit of this, okay?

- No. - Oh, come on.

[gagging]

Can't let these fuckers win, Luke.

They already have. It's over.

No way. We can still get out of here.

Get out and go where?

I don't have anywhere to go anymore!

Welcome to the fucking club, dude.

I've never had anywhere to go, but anywhere is better than here.

What's the point in fighting if you know you can't win?

Sometimes, you win just by showing them

you're still willing to fight.

Yeah? Look where that got you. Hmm?

There's a chance. You never know what might happen.

We need you. Kalisha needs you.

I can't help you! We're all just kids!

What the fuck are we supposed to do?

We can find a way to get revenge on that fucking bitch Sigsby,

on this whole fucking place, man!

Please, Luke. Please!

[Nicky] Look, I've been thinking about what you said

about those motion cameras in the hallway,

- how they can detect your body heat-- - I don't care, Nicky.

I figure if we can get into the AC closet,

maybe we can find a way to raise the temperature enough

to produce that, you know, "motion white-out" you were talking about.

It's all bullshit, man.

Even that closet

has got the electrical sensory lock on it, so...

[exhaling]

Cameras pointed at it, so it's... not gonna happen.

[feedback screeching]

[Sigsby] Attention,

Front Half!

Please join us in the cafeteria for Nicky's graduation party.

- [feedback screeching] - Yay.

Chef Doug has made a special carrot cake.

We hear that's Nicky's favorite.

- Well, that's our cue. - [Avery sighing]

[George] Coming?

You should come.

I'm planning something. You'll dig it.

[kazoos playing]

♪ Goodbye Front Half for you♪

♪ Goodbye Front Half for you♪

♪ Goodbye Front Half, dear Nicky♪

[kazoos playing]

♪ Goodbye Front Half for you♪

- [staff applauding] - [Tony] Whoo!

- [kazoos blaring] - [staff applauding]

[kazoo blaring]

Cake's really good. You should have some.

I don't want to eat anything.

I just keep thinking I'm gonna... wake up. [chuckling bitterly]

Luke...

don't die here.

Don't let me die here. We're too young.

Young and beautiful, right?

Didn't want to be the one to say it.

[Sigsby] All right.

Mr. Wilholm... congratulations!

Time to go.

Why don't you tell them the truth about this place?

Why don't you tell them that none of us

are ever getting out of here alive?

More of Nicky's conspiracies.

We know about the chimneys.

We know what happens in Back Half.

- [slamming] - Move.

[Guard] Where do you think you're going?

Stop what you're doing!

[grunting]

Do your fucking job!

You little prick!

Stop it! Leave him alone!

Nicky!

- No! - [Nicky groaning]

Fuck you! Fuck all of you!

You fucking pussies!

[Sigsby] Stop.

Stop!

Wow. How many men does it take to restrain one teenage boy?!

But he wasn't even that mad.

Nicky wasn't that mad?

Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.

[buzzing]

Yeah. He was doing it for you...

and for George and Sha.

You okay?

They're sending me to Back Half soon.

I thought your TP tests were still inconclusive.

No, not anymore.

So, if you're still willing to help me get out of here,

the time is now.

Did you know... that they murdered my parents?

What makes you think that?

I don't think it. I know it!

And I know you, Maureen.

You're better than this.

You hate it...

as much as we do!

I can't. They'll kill me.

What if it was your son in here?

[exhales] Stop it, Luke, please.

If Jake were here, would you just stand back and let him die?

- [gasping] - [mop clattering]

[Tim] Hi.

Did you find that stuff that I asked for?

[gasping] Well, how's my car? Did you gas it up?

What? Uh, no. Sorry.

I, uh...

Again, I appreciate you letting me borrow it.

I'm glad to know that you trust me.

Let's say I'm still on the fence.

Although, I certainly do seem to be risking a lot on your hunch.

You know what the Chief'll do if he finds out I took these?

Nothing's supposed to leave the records room.

I know, and, uh, thank you,

really.

It's-- it's not just a hunch.

There is something very wrong

with Annie's death, and I am gonna find out what.

Hate to quote the Chief, but that's not your job anymore.

Somebody's getting away with something,

and maybe it is just Annie, but maybe it's something more,

and I just...

Look, job or not, I guess...

I'm just not the kinda guy who can look the other way.

Guess you at least get points for self-awareness.

Mostly building permits.

Honestly, woulda thought there'd be more.

This is the part where you tell me why you need all this stuff.

What did you find up there?

Notre Pain.

Like from the yearbook?

Mm-hmm.

Nobody could ever figure out what Zoe Sloane and the other kids were doing

at the Red Steps, right?

I mean, they knew that it was dangerous.

They knew there had been people who drowned up there.

Well, they were drunk. We figured it must've been a dare or something.

Well, what if they were never there that night?

What if they didn't die there? What if that's just what--

What if that's just where they found their bodies?

Who'd wanna...

Anybody ever really, really look into the Institute?

I mean, like the Chief or Inspections or anything?

Pretty sure it's federal. We don't have jurisdiction.

Okay, well, right, um, here,

that is where the old fence collapsed.

When I went up there, I was looking around and there was

a big no trespassing sign with a bunch of letters missing.

Guess what it says now?

'Notre Pain'?

Mm-hmm.

You think that's where Zoe Sloane and her friends went that night?

I don't know. But it's...

I don't know.

I don't know.

I wasn't sure whether to show you this.

Two weeks after the Red Steps kids died,

the Institute broke ground on a new perimeter fence.

It wasn't just a new fence. It was a whole new fire road.

Before the new fence went up, they woulda had a clear shot

all the way down to the Institute.

Being a teenager around here is lethally boring.

Even if this is right,

there won't be any evidence anymore, so...

We're not looking for evidence.

No? That's not something that, uh,

big city cops have to worry about?

Sometimes we do.

Sometimes we just kind of...

poke the bear until something comes back at us.

What'd you do?

Hopefully...

I put myself on their radar.

I'm... I'm sorry about earlier, Maureen.

I shouldn't have asked you to do it

How would you do it, get out of here?

Do you have a plan?

The chain link, uh,

in the yard in Back Half, there's a piece of it

that's come away from the foundation.

I just don't have a way to get there, so...

Can you get to the laundry room without anyone seeing you?

I would need a key card for the elevator.

Say I got you one. What about the cameras?

We think we have a way around it.

Okay.

I can't take you all the way to the fence,

but I can get you close.

Be in the laundry room by 11:30. Not a minute later.

Okay. Yeah.

Make sure I get it back.

They freak out over a missing card.

Total lockdown.

[Luke sighs]

And um, the...

Oh.

[gasping]

Sorry. It's all I could find.

[beeping]

- Get Maureen in here. - [beeping]

Come here. Here you go.

A little melon for ya. C'mon, it's your favorite.

Oh, yeah, there you go. There you go.

Oh, Tim Jamieson, speak of the devil.

Mr. Hollister, it's my night off, so I just--

[Hollister] Fella here to see you.

Trevor Stackhouse.

Tim Jamieson.

What can I do for you, Mr. Stackhouse?

I run security for the place you were sniffing around

this afternoon.

Ah, the Institute.

That's the one. Is there somewhere we can talk?

[man on TV] Right, but where on the flowchart...

[characters speaking indistinctly]

[woman] You guys are useless.

Look at this. If you just look at it.

Visually, you see, figure out bird,

then flowers...

Hey, what the fuck? I'm watching that!

- I wanna watch cartoons! - Wait your turn!

I wanna watch cartoons!

[Guard] Hey!

[Avery] Ahh! I wanna watch cartoons!

[Guard] Hey! Break it up! Now!

Enough! Enough!

- [Avery] I wanna watch cartoons! - [Guard] Break it up!

- Break it up! - [Avery] No! Cartoons!

Cartoons!

- I wanna watch cartoons! - [Guard] Break it up!

[indistinct loud arguing continuing]

- Cartoons! - You took my turn!

- Enough! - I get to watch cartoons!

[electricity buzzing]

[indistinct loud arguing continuing]

[Guard] That's enough!

[indistinct loud arguing continuing]

How long were you with Boston PD?

Fifteen years.

Good long stretch.

You didn't wanna finish out your 20, qualify for a full pension?

It was time for a change.

Yeah.

Makes me wonder how's a fella like you become a night knocker

in a town like this?

I read about the Westfield Mall incident.

Must weigh heavy on a man,

shoot a boy that young.

Appears you have me at a disadvantage.

An instructor of mine used to say,

"Always pays to know the other guy more than he knows you."

Instructor in what?

How did you come to be outside our place this afternoon?

Your place?

Well, like I said to your guy, I was--

Hiking. Yeah.

Exploring your new environs.

That's right.

Plus, I've been getting up to speed on my local history.

You wouldn't happen to have been working there

back in '08 when those kids drowned?

I was.

- Terrible thing. - Mm-hmm.

Friend of mine has a theory about those kids,

that they never went swimming that night,

that they actually got caught breaking into your place.

Bunch of bored small-town kids looking for adventure, you know.

And what did your friend say happened next?

I'm on the edge of my seat.

You interview everyone who shows up at the gate, Mr. Stackhouse?

Especially the ones with military backgrounds.

We're a popular target for conspiracy theorists.

Used to be, we'd ignore them,

but in the age of social media, that only allows them to fester.

We've decided it best

to confront them directly.

Speaking of, I'd be happy to talk to your friend,

see if I can't put her at ease.

Well, you can't.

She's dead.

Ah.

Pity.

Well, Mr. Jamieson, if you have any questions in the future

about our operation,

please don't hesitate to reach out.

Thanks.

- [door opening] - I won't.

[door closing]

What do you have for me?

Well, um, obviously,

Harry and the twins threw everyone for a loop,

and then the unpleasantness with Nicky's departure--

Maureen, Maureen! Luke Ellis, what do you have for me?

After Nicky's graduation, he said something

that upset you, you walked away...

He believes we killed his parents.

I thought we don't do that.

We try not to, we really do.

But his mother woke during the snatch, so...

collateral damage.

Have you developed an attachment to him?

Of course not.

Have you... ever?

No.

I'm proud to say I haven't.

You know the protocol for undue attachment.

Stay away from Front Half until Luke graduates,

and in the meantime, go home.

But it's a sparkler night, and I'm supposed to assist.

Then, I need to change the Back Half--

Fine, finish your shift.

But stay away from Luke Ellis.

Copy that.

[door opening]

[exhaling]

[coins clattering]

[beeping]

What are you...

Twenty-two grams of protein.

You'll need it.

All right gentlemen, ladies,

you know the drill.

Please take your positions.

So this is movie night, huh?

Doesn't look like much.

Come on, man.

As a matter of fact, Mr. Wilholm,

you have the good luck to be joining us

on a sparkler night.

- [door closing] - Okay. What's the difference?

Movie night's training. This is real.

This is why you're here. This is your mission.

Everything you do is in service of this.

[scoffing] Great. I'd hate to think it was all for nothing.

You know, I've never seen you leave your office before except for graduations.

Figured maybe you didn't want to see how the sausage is made.

Guess this really is a big night, huh?

Seeing as how you haven't had any time to acclimate,

we won't expect you to pull much weight tonight.

Just sit back and ride the wave, as they say.

I'm sure Ms. Benson will be happy to talk you through it.

Don't sweat it. You'll just kinda feel like you're...

getting pulled along with the rest of us.

Pulled along where?

Ms. Stanhope will be our conductor tonight.

Conductor, like on a train?

Yes. Or an orchestra.

Or perhaps an electrical wire.

It means I'm the lucky girl who gets to stay awake.

I'm sorry. Awake?

Not like sleep. Although, you do black out and...

you do feel better after. The headache dials it down some.

- For a while. - [Sigsby] Bottom line,

say your goodbyes.

After tonight, Iris is going home!

After Recovery.

Of course. Congratulations!

I'm ready.

Whatever happens, no more headaches.

So you've got that going for you, which is nice.

[voice breaking] Which is nice.

Ladies, gentlemen, it's time to get started.

[gasping]

[speaking Russian]

[speaking Russian]

Enough!

We wouldn't be here if this man had not already proved his loyalty.

He has already seen what happens to those who try to hurt me.

And to their families.

[in English] Here we go.

All right, everyone, you know the drill.

Time to give yourselves over. Mr. Wilholm,

that means you lean into The Hum,

nothing else. Let it carry you.

The conductor is the only one who stays present.

Never been much for giving myself over.

Well, in this case, I advise you to rethink,

for your own safety.

Just close your eyes.

[speaking Russian] How strong is the pain you are experiencing?

It hurts. Especially when I go down stairs or down hill.

Dr. Popov has told me he gave you cortisone last year. Did it help you?

Yes, it helped a lot.

Good. I'll give you one more injection.

[in English] Ms. Stanhope, you still with us?

You have control?

I think so. I can feel him breathing.

The bottle you're looking for is marked fentanyl citrate.

All the bottles are marked in Russian!

The doctor can read them. That means you can read them.

All right.

Yes.

Tony, can you confirm they're in the flow?

Confirmed.

[speaking Russian] A really small injection, like a mosquito bite.

[gagging]

[men speaking Russian]

[breathing unsteadily, exclaims]

- [men shouting in Russian] Call Marina! - What happened?

[shouting in Russian] No, it was a mistake! Ah!

[Wendy over phone in English] Where are you?

Are you... driving?

I know I said just a couple of hours...

Oh, that's just great. So, you're stealing my fucking car?

- [Tim] I'm not. Please-- - Mom always says

I'm drawn to unreliable men. She blames my dad.

Wendy, will you listen to me, please!

Look, I get why you would still be unsure about all of it.

Annie, the Red Steps thing, me.

But I know that they killed Annie.

Oh, God. What's happened?

This guy came to see me,

said he was their head of security.

Well, what'd he want?

Warn me off.

Well, maybe that's not a bad idea.

Yeah, well, I'm sorry about the car.

I will have it back to you by the morning.

Where have I heard that before?

Where are you going?

The Red Steps, I guess.

Back to Notre Pain.

You know what the Chief'll do? He's already pissed.

I get it, Wendy.

Try not to worry, okay? I'll be fine.

Just, uh... be careful.

I will.

[phone beeping]

[high-pitched whimpering]

[whimpering]

Iris.

Iris?

[snickering]

[Iris whimpering]

[breathing unsteadily]

[chuckling]

Jesus, you're acting like you've never seen this before.

All the bullshit in this place,

we still... manage to keep the trains running.

Not somehow.

You.

Please.

No, really.

I hope Upstairs realize how lucky they are to have you.

I know you're still mad at me,

and you have every right to be.

I just...

I wish we could celebrate,

like always.

All conscripts stable.

[Sigsby] 'Kay. Get these kids cleaned up. Get 'em in bed.

- Good work, everybody. - Yeah.

[Sigsby] Front Half storage closet.

Ten minutes.

Did your...

Do your parents ever read the Bible?

[Avery] Oh, yeah. A lot. But they were always feeling

a lot of other things,

things they weren't a-sposed to.

You know who Samson was?

Yeah, with the hair?

The Philistines bribed his girlfriend to cut it,

to take away his strength.

That's right.

And after the Philistines took him prisoner,

Samson prayed...

for the first time in his life.

He prayed that he would be able to regain enough of his strength

to get his revenge.

And when they brought him to their temple

to show they'd conquered him,

he brought the whole place down on top of them.

Was he still inside the temple when he pulled it down?

Yeah. But...

he still won.

"Sometimes you win just by showing you're still willing to fight."

We're gonna do more than that.

We're gonna bring this whole place down.

Almost time.

Hope it's hot enough.

[exhaling sharply]

[door opening]

[door thudding closed]

Okay. Maureen's headed back.

Sigsby and Stackhouse are on their way to storage.

The enemy will provide the means of his own defeat, right?

I don't know what that means.

It means...

we have to turn their strengths into weaknesses.

Okay.

Okay.

It's time. Let's do it.

There you go.

Come on.

Oh, gosh. Oh, gosh.

Hey. I'm gonna stretch the lobe.

You open the scissors and get them into position.

[Avery whimpering]

Oh, gosh.

- Come on, Avery! - I... It's just...

- I can't do it. - Avery, you have to.

Please. I'm sorry. There's no way.

Okay, we don't have time for this.

[Avery] No.

Oh, gosh! Oh, gosh!

- [grunting] - Oh, gosh!

[groaning in pain]

[grunting]

[crying out in pain]

[groaning]

- [breathing unsteadily] - Here.

Oh, gosh. Oh, gosh.

[breathing unsteadily]

[moaning]

[groaning]

[gagging]

I wish you could take me with you, I wish it bad.

I know. Me, too.

Don't forget about us.

[whispering] Never.

Okay. Oh, God...

Up and at 'em, Ms. Sigsby.

Don't miss the fun.

[lock beeping]

Well, after the other day, I was afraid we'd...

Anyway, uh...

I'm glad we could put the unpleasantness behind us.

Slow down. We're only here,

so that if Stackhouse checks his feed,

he'll know we're sticking to routine.

Oh.

Um, you okay?

- You need some ice? - I'm fine.

Luke Ellis, your pet project, did this.

I'm sending his ass to the Back Half tomorrow.

No, Julia! I need more time with him!

[Avery telepathically] The coast is clear.

Good luck, Luke.

[Luke] Thanks, Avester. You too.

[Avery] Hold on. There's someone coming.

Stay back. Hide behind the corner.

[Luke] Thanks. That was close.

[Avery] Give it two more seconds.

'Kay. He's in the cafeteria.

[Guard] Everything looks good in the lunchroom.

[Zeke] Where are you? I can't see you.

[Guard] Yeah, I'm right in the middle of the room.

Can you wave your hand in front of the lens?

[over radio] Nothing's happening.

These fucking cameras need an overhaul.

They're not detecting motion.

Must be the heat.

Fucking sauna.

[Avery telepathically] Hang tight. I'll let you know when it's safe to go.

Okay, you can go.

[beeping]

[beeping]

Do you realize how important this could be for the program?

The program's down...

three recruits since last night!

The Back Half needs bodies.

Your ambitions will have to go on hold.

Julia...

[beeping]

That should be enough time.

If he's been paying attention,

he should know that you don't last that long.

Oh, no!

No, no, no, no, no, no, no!

[Dr. Hendricks] Julia! Wait!

What I said before about Upstairs?

I wasn't just blowing smoke.

They really are lucky to have you.

I just...

You were a minute and a half late.

Well, I-- I would--

No, but--

[exhaling sharply] All right. You're clear to the laundry room.

You're clear to the laundry room.

- Ms. Sigsby. - Maureen.

- All's well? - Yes, ma'am.

- Glad to hear it. - [beeping]

- Luke? - Maureen.

Cart, in you go. We don't have much time.

They know my schedule.

Never stops, huh?

Uh, gorks do make a mess.

[Tony] Yeah, tell me about it.

Hey, listen, gonna take one of these towels.

Need a shower before I head out.

Check the laundry room.

Come on. I'm in a rush. Me and Zeke got a liberty.

Gonna head out to that truck stop on 116,

buy ourself a couple lot lizards.

[Maureen] They're already running low back there.

When Sigsby asks why they're even lower

than they're supposed to be, I'll make sure to tell her why.

It's one fucking towel.

Go fuck yourself, Maureen.

Okay, Luke, end of the line.

[beeping]

Here.

Okay.

I've just unlocked the door.

The next one's not locked either.

That'll get you out into the backyard.

Once you're past the fence,

just head downhill right to the river.

You're gonna have to cross that river

and then walk downstream until you get to the Red Steps.

It's a picnic spot.

I'll come and pick you up once I'm off-shift.

Then, where do we go?

I... I know a reporter.

They're gonna tell your story.

What is this?

Show the world what goes on here.

We're gonna show the world together.

Don't worry about me.

I just wish I never saw this place.

Thank you, Maureen, really.

Okay. Good luck, Luke.

Okay.

Okay, you-- you better go.

[door opening]

[door thudding closed]

Iris?

Iris?

Jesus Christ.

Hey, hey, hey, hey. Iris, it's okay.

No, no, no, no, no, no. We're gonna get you out of here.

Okay?

Iris, please.

[exhaling sharply]

I'm sorry.

[crematorium flames roaring]

[crematorium flames roaring]

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