All language subtitles for Bones S02E20 The Glowing Bones In The Old Stone House

- So no one touched the body.
- Hell no, but we need an ID ASAP.

Could be dealing with nuclear material.

- It's actually glowing?
- Yes.

- I'll need a video link with my lab.
- The reactor at Kensington is secure.

Transport of radioactive material
has been halted.

Dr Brennan needs
a video linkup to the Jeffersonian.

- As soon as I can. The rain's slowed things.
- Thanks. Bodies, they don't usually glow.

Yeah, well, that's why we're taking
all these precautions.

All right, this is potassium iodide.
These are your suits.

Pills?

Yeah. It helps the... thyroid
block the absorption of radiation.

You know,
Angela turned down Hodgins again.

What?

Hodgins proposed.
And Angela turned him down.

- You want to talk about that now?
- Why not? There's no confirmation of danger.

It's just weird talking about marriage when
we're trying to avoid radiation poisoning.

What's weird is Angela
thinking about marriage at all.

- People fall in love.
- I thought you didn't want to talk about it.

You believe in love, don't you?

I believe dopamine and norepinephrine
stimulate euphoria

because of certain biological triggers
like scent, symmetrical features.

- Symmetrical features?
- Yes. It's an indication of a good breeder.

You appear to be a very good breeder.

How long
have you two been going out?

What? We're not...

We're partners.

Huh. Me and my partner talk baseball.

You might not want to admit it, but things
like love can't be measured in your lab.

- Oh, what's that mean?
- 300 millirems. That's perfectly normal.

We get a reading of 3,000 or more,
then we worry.

- It could be a weapon.
- Nuclear?

- The suits would be useless against that.
- Oh, great. Thanks.

The body's in there.

- Anybody getting an increase?
- All clear. It doesn't make sense.

Female.

Mid-20s, early 30s.

- Caucasian.
- Looks like she's been there a while.

Probably not that long.
Rats and weasels work pretty quickly.

There's no radiation in here.

- Then why the hell is it glowing?
- I don't know.

But it's your problem now. We're out of here.

Multiple stab wounds.

Why is she glowing?

I have no idea.

No idea at all.

Nicks on the ribs and haemorrhaging
in the adjacent intercostal muscles

are consistent with stabbing.

Repeated stabbing. Someone was angry.

Incise cuts on the left radius and ulna
are congruent with defensive injuries.

- Still no answer for the luminescent bones?
- We don't get a human light bulb every day.

I've got mature first instar
Phaenicia sericata about to moult.

Indicates she's been dead
approximately 48 hours.

I need more scrapings from the bones
to analyse for luminescence.

You can scrape this area.

OK, squint squad,
why does she look like a glow stick?

Why does everyone think my job is so easy?

Wow. You weren't kidding.

Twirl her around,
we can pretend we're at a rave.

- What's the good word, Hodgins?
- Hey, I am not a party trick.

Are you OK?

The bones probably remind him
of Waitomo Cave.

- Not true.
- I've been there. In New Zealand.

It's filled with tiny glowing worms, and in
the darkness, it looks like thousands of stars.

Very romantic.

He was going to take Angela
for their honeymoon.

If she'd said yes. Which she didn't.

OK, look. People,
Angela and I are cool, OK?

But she's... complicated.
I will figure her out, though.

Just like these electric bones.

Let's just go back to work, OK?

- All right.
- OK.

Nice bracelet. Do you need the left hand?

No. Too fleshy and no stab wounds.

Just how I like 'em.

Oh, God, what are you doing?
Plugging a dyke or something?

The left hand was lodged under the body.

A lack of exposure
preserved some of the dermis.

- We might be able to get a print.
- From that? It's all... shrivelled.

- Can you pour fabric softener?
- Yeah, sure.

Ha. My mom used to use this stuff.
I didn't know it was so scientific.

- Say when.
- That's good.

You think Hodgins is OK?

No. Not at all.

They seem to be
jumping each other like rabbits.

- Well, he wants more.
- How sweet.

Oh, you think all a man wants is sex?

No, of course not.
Beer too. Chips, salsa...

Come on, Cam. When we were together,
you didn't think that we could, you know...

Get married? No.

Nah, me neither.

But wasn't there a moment,
just a moment where you felt...

Wow.

Look at that. It's a finger again. Huh!

You know what I felt, Seeley?

I felt...

satisfied.

Very... satisfied.

And grateful that I had my own place,
my own single life.

And you were, too.

Why are we even talking about this?

Check this out.

Whoa.

One perfect fingerprint.

Unbelievable. All from fabric softener.

Rehydrates dried tissue
and fights static cling.

Eh, jeez. "Puffy soft", huh?

"21 loads." Look at that.

OK. Carly Victor, 29.

Carly Victor?

- Do you know her?
- Yeah. She's that celebrity chef.

Carly's Table on Calvert.

Chef would explain the cuts
to her left hand and the burns.

This is her MySpace page.

- Is that the place with the mac and cheese?
- Yeah. It's impossible to get into.

- Totally impossible.
- You too?

Mac and cheese, that's God's best handiwork.

She puts leeks in it and... and little
bits of pancetta. It was delicious.

- How'd you get in?
- I'm a bestselling author. I get in anywhere.

I took Sully.

- Did he have?
- He said it was the best he ever ate.

Why are all those pictures on her page?

That's friends, different communities she's
joined, blogs, her husband, cooking videos.

Lot of knives in the kitchen.
Easy for a friend to stab her.

Check the pages and see
if anyone had a problem with her.

I can't imagine anyone wanting to kill Carly.

She came out to see if we were enjoying
our meal. We talked for a while.

I was... supposed to go back
and see her next week.

- Are you OK, honey?
- Yeah.

Just used to victims being strangers.

We should tell her husband, Booth.

Sure.

Welcome. Do you have a reservation?

Like that's possible.

Dr Brennan!
I'm sorry, I didn't see you there.

We're very crowded.
You might have to wait a few minutes.

- You get in without a reservation?
- We need to talk to Dan.

- Carly's husband.
- Oh, just a moment.

She knows he's Carly's husband.

Bones, Bones, Bones,
mac and cheese, mac and cheese.

Booth.

Wow. That's amazing.

We'd love to tell Carly.

She's a little slammed, but I'll be sure
to pass on the compliments. Take care.

- Carly's in the kitchen?
- She's there 24/7. You have to drag her out.

Dr Brennan, right?

Yes. This is my partner,
Special Agent Seeley Booth.

- Hi.
- We know she's not back there, Dan.

I just can't imagine that she's gone.

I'm so sorry, Dan.

- When was the last time you saw her?
- Friday night.

A lot of local restaurants have been robbed.
Carly didn't want to leave the cash here.

She and Abby took the cash
and drove it to the ATM.

- Who's Abby?
- Abby Singer.

She and her boyfriend Ben are our business
partners, although they're our friends first.

Abby organises Carly's endorsements.

I mean, it's... it's not Abby as well, is it?

No, we only... we only found Carly.

Has Ben heard from Abby?

Ben's in the Guard, and he's been gone for the
weekend. He should be back in a few hours.

Help me understand. Your wife disappears,
and you don't report her missing?

She would take spur-of-the-moment trips
to Atlantic City with Abby to blow off steam.

- She wouldn't tell you first?
- No. Cos she didn't want me to say no.

- What kind of car did they leave in?
- She, um... she had an old Volvo.

Abby did.

The picture was taken just before we opened.

I'll get a search team on it.

You find anything?

Yeah.

Jealous chefs, vicious critics,

fans that were a little too in love with her.

Fame is creepy.

They say chefs are the new rock stars.

They do deal with knives and fire and food.
It's pretty sexy.

- Yeah?
- Mm-hm.

Well, then tonight,
I'll take a knife and fire

and make you an orgasmic
grilled-cheese sandwich.

Oh, suddenly I am starving.

You have to stop
mounting each other in the office.

Doesn't marriage destroy sex?
Please, Angela, say yes.

- We were working.
- You were working it.

A little professionalism would be nice. I found
organic material in a cut on her left hand.

Need to know what it is.

I'm on it.

And you? Anything?

Yeah. I found out how to make braised beef.
I found out that Carly loved sushi. I found...

Oh, my God. Sushi.
Yes, that is it. You are brilliant.

You're my muse. Check out
all the sushi restaurants on her site.

- At least he didn�t jump you.
- True.

- You were with the Reserves all weekend?
- Fort Eustis, survival training.

- You're sure Carly was murdered?
- Yes.

Isn't there anything I could do?
Help you look for Abby? I can�t just sit here.

We're doing all we can to find her.

- You're looking for the restaurant robber?
- Mm-hm. We just don't have a description.

- Why didn't Dan report them missing?
- They took off sometimes to Atlantic City.

Yeah, but still. The restaurant was booming.
He should've known she wouldn�t just leave.

So do you...
You and Dan, you having problems?

What? No.

No, he just doesn't think sometimes.

I mean, we're not in school any more.

I just would've done something. That's all.

Look...

Here's Abby's picture if you need it.

Just find Abby.

Please.

The sushi got me thinking. P. phosphoreum.
The bacteria that grows in seafood.

- A luminescent bacterium?
- Exactly. Vibrio bacteria.

Which, when catalysed by luciferase,
causes the bones to glow.

If the knife used contained P. phosphoreum,
it would've entered her bloodstream.

It would be left on the bones as the tissue
decomposed and was stripped by the rats.

Seafood. So that narrows it down...
to every restaurant in the area.

No. The tissue Cam found, it's uni.

Sea urchin.

A speciality in one of Carly's
favourite sushi restaurants.

Carly's blog mentions an old friend
who's the chef at a sushi restaurant.

Sushiguy23. How imaginative.

Executive chef at Sushi Beat Restaurant.

And when we link to his page...

- That's Carly.
- With Sushiguy.

Yeah. And his knife.

- Can you believe this place?
- Fresh toro.

They've picked the most marketable
elements of a complex culture,

then repackaged them to turn a profit.
It's awful.

Yeah? Well, so is murder, OK?
So just stay focused.

Hey, Ernie. Have a minute?

- I guess. Can I get you anything?
- No. We're here to ask...

Sure. If you have some of that
fresh toro left, that would be great.

What? Might as well eat lunch
while we're here.

You and Carly Victor
were high-school sweethearts?

- Why? What's going on?
- When was the last time you saw her?

Thursday of last week.
Did something happen to her?

Do you serve sea urchin?

Yeah. It's one of my specialities.
You want some?

- No.
- Sure.

Is this about Dan?
Did Dan find out she was with me?

- What's going on between you and Carly?
- Nothing. We reconnected on MySpace.

I was teaching her how to make sushi.

Secretly? Why?
Because Dan hated Japanese food?

Because he's so jealous.
Everybody loved Carly.

It drove him crazy. Carly even left him once.

Why'd she go back?

- Delicious.
- Thank you.

What's going on? Is Carly OK?

Carly's dead.

Dead? That son of a bitch.

We don't know who it was,
but she was stabbed,

and we found bacteria associated
with sea urchin in her system.

It can only enter the body
through the bloodstream.

- You think I killed her? Why would I kill her?
- That's more his area.

You love her. She says she'll leave Dan.
She doesn't. You get mad.

She's got the fishy virus.
You got all those fishy knives.

Last time Carly was here she cut herself.
I wanted her to get stitches but she wouldn't.

I'd like to borrow your knives and compare
them to the injuries we found on Carly.

You know, a lot of people
have knives like mine.

Are you saying no?
Because that really wouldn't look too good.

Can I get a spicy tuna roll?

I fed the measurements of the knives
into the computer -

angles of the blades, thickness -
and compared it to the injuries on the bones.

None match the damage on the surface
of the ribs or the defensive wounds.

No. But we do have one match.

This knife... and the cut on her left hand.

The knife they used when preparing the Uni.
That must be how it entered her bloodstream.

Sushiguy23 was telling the truth.

So he's not the murderer.
We can still eat at the restaurant.

What? Booth said the toro was fantastic.

- Are you still torturing Hodgins?
- He loves it.

Just tell him no. Put him out of his misery.

- What if I want to say yes?
- You, get married?

Sometimes your brain just shuts off
because you're in love.

One can't logically base a decision
on momentary happiness.

Haven't you ever just looked at a guy
and said "screw it"?

Maybe not the best choice of words, OK.

But... Like when you were with Sully.

Don't you regret letting him go?

I made a decision.
Regrets serve no real purpose.

If you want to be impulsive,
why don't you just say yes?

I've got you in my head telling me marriage
will hobble my personal and legal freedoms.

You're a very difficult best friend to have.

Brennan.

I'll grab my things.

Ernie's story checked out.
Carly took out a restraining order on Dan.

And Dan took out
a $2 million life insurance policy on her.

- See? Marriage, it...
- Oh, just go.

I'm going.

You had to shut down, huh?

Yeah. Carly's without Carly
doesn't make sense.

Yeah. That's gotta be rough.

I mean, you know,
absorbing that kind of hit financially.

Look, man. His wife was murdered
and my girlfriend's missing.

- Money is the last thing on our minds.
- Right. I understand.

It's just, I mean, here you guys are,
you know, poring over the books.

Most of our staff live paycheck to paycheck.
We have to pay them.

- Where's the other knife?
- It's been missing for years.

Carly got it as a gift
from the first chef that she worked for.

Maybe it's just missing since you
found out about Carly and Ernie Summers.

- Ernie Summers? The sushi guy?
- I'd like to take this set of knives.

- Sure.
- No.

- Hey, relax, man...
- They cannot come in here and accuse me...

Carly was meeting Ernie secretly.
You assumed the worst.

- Not true.
- Confronted her. One thing led to another.

- Carly was involved with him?
- Maybe Abby heard you fighting...

- You son of a bitch!
- She got caught up in the middle.

- Get off of me!
- I'd back down if I were you. He shot a clown.

- You good?
- Yes, I'm good.

We know about the restraining order
and your drinking.

- What'd you do, Dan?
- Nothing, OK?

We had some problems. I went into rehab...

- You were drinking before I left.
- A couple glasses of wine. The stress.

- Carly?
- Yes, and Carly.

- Why didn't you tell us about that policy?
- It was Ben's idea.

This restaurant is worthless without Carly.
We have investors to protect.

If you had a problem with Carly,
you wouldn't need the restaurant

and you'd still get your payday.

Take the knives. Take anything you want.

- You think that I?
- Where's Abby?

You crazy?

- Booth.
- I loved Abby. I loved Carly.

Thanks. Helicopter spotted Abby's car.

Tell him to stay back.

You should wait here until we can determine
if she's in the car and... if she's alive.

- You find her?
- Not in the car.

- How about the trunk?
- I haven't checked.

Get me a crowbar. Come on.

She's alive. Get an air evac here right away!

I'll call it in!

Hang on, baby. Please.

You'll be all right.

I don't understand.
Why wasn't Abby killed too?

- I haven't found a written confession yet.
- But she's a witness.

Blood traces on the dashboard
where the vinyl split.

Lots of blood on the seat, floor mats.

Looks like Carly was killed in the car.

Maybe he saw what he'd done and lost
the stomach for it when it came to Abby.

Hello. Possible semen
and vaginal contributions.

Cos this wasn't nasty enough.

Whoo!

- Smells like a urinal.
- She was locked up for 36 hours.

I tell you, all she was worried about
was surviving.

Sorry. I forgot you were buried.

If this is too difficult...

If I can help lock up this bastard that did this,
at least someone gets justice, right?

- Whoa, whoa, wait a minute.
- What is it?

Ha.

Unidentified particulates.
The two sweetest words I know.

I don't even want to think about
your pillow talk with Angela.

The missing knife from the set
is an eight-inch hollow-edge utility knife.

But it couldn't have made
those injuries you found.

- So the edge was even sharper.
- Yeah.

How much can you magnify
the cut to that rib?

I can go about 600 times
before degrading the image.

Most blades are irregular,
so they show on the bone.

This is a knife
without imperfections on its edge.

Do you really think her husband killed her?

I mean, it makes sense
he would spare Abby.

I don't think I'm the person to ask
about psychology of relationships.

When I said before that you were
the difficult friend inside my head,

that's not necessarily a bad thing.

I know that sharing a strong emotional
attachment with another human being

can be a good thing.

But there seems to be a disconnect
between my mind and...

I... I shouldn't have brought up Sully before.

I'm sorry.

It's just... if a relationship
seems more than casual,

I feel that I need to posit
the potential problems.

Probabilities of success and failure, or...

You get scared.

But I miss so much.

Don't I?

I want to say no, but...

Yeah.

You do.

And so does whoever
you're keeping yourself from.

I compared the fracture on Carly's skull
to the damaged dashboard.

The fracture was the result
of her head smashing into it.

Haemorrhaging indicates it was ante-mortem.

These white shards were in the trunk,
and some were in her socks.

FBI techs also found similar shards
in the old house.

I'm running a chemical analysis,
but I'd say this is some kind of ceramic.

What, like pottery?

Ceramics are used in everything
from semi-conductors to medical implants.

This is a very hard ceramic.
It's probably eight Mohs.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

What's that mean?

That it was most likely used
for industrial applications.

Do? Mm.

- What?
- No, I'm not gonna ask you again.

- About the ceramic stuff?
- No, it's... Angela.

No more. I'm done.

Oh.

- You're done with Angela?
- No. But...

Hey, I fell in love with a free spirit.

If getting married makes her feel trapped
or something, then I just have to deal with it.

Right. So you don't want
to get married any more.

- Sure I do.
- The ceramic stuff was making more sense.

Angela doesn't, and I don't want to
drive her away like you did with Rebecca.

I did not drive Rebecca away.

- We both agreed it wasn't right.
- After you asked and she said no.

When you say it like that...

If it had been right, it wouldn't matter
if you were married or not, would it?

- Because you'd have a life together.
- Great. Then why not get married?

Then we wouldn't be able to be together.
See, this is all coming so clear now.

- Not really.
- You put on that front, but you understand.

- I don't understand.
- That which the mind can't grasp...

I'm trying to catch a murderer,
but you have gone way past that.

It means a lot knowing that you get it.
Most guys, not secure enough to admit that.

Hm. I have a headache.

Booth.

Yeah. I'm on my way. Abby just woke up.

I need you to figure out what that stuff is. OK.

Um, it's so much easier
just to fight and shoot guns.

Bones, she's awake. We're going.

Uh...

We had a lot of cash. There've been robberies.

Carly wanted to take the money to the ATM.

Her and Dan fought about it,

but Carly always did what she wanted.

He ran outside yelling.

I didn't want to get in the middle of it.

Y-you're sure... she was stabbed?

Yes.

What happened when you got in the car?

We didn't suspect anything.

He must have been hiding in the back seat.

Did you get a look at him?

No. He was wearing a mask.

I panicked. I, uh...

I tried to get out of the car.

And he must have hit me, uh...

cos the next thing I remember...

is waking up in the dark.

And, uh, you know, I...

I thought I'd been buried alive.
Do you have any idea what that feels like?

Actually, I was buried alive in a car
just a few months ago with a colleague.

We were able to use the airbag canis...

Bones... it's a rhetorical question.

I tried to fight.

It's not your fault.

Was it?

Did she suffer?

It was very quick.

The, uh...

The four of us were planning
on taking a vacation together

after the cookbook came out.

We're sorry.

I looked at Carly's cervical vertebrae.

The damage matches an acceleration
flexion-extension neck injury.

- Whiplash.
- Abby's car stops suddenly.

Carly has no seat belt on.
She's propelled forward,

slamming her head into the dashboard,
injuring her neck.

- Exactly.
- What about what was in the back seat?

The vaginal secretions
are consistent with Carly's DNA.

- So she was raped before she was killed?
- Any match on the semen?

I ran the seminal DNA through CODIS
and the military database.

I found a match.

Ben Michaelson.

- Abby's boyfriend?
- It would explain why he spared Abby.

Carly's husband said Ben was
with the Reserves when Carly was killed.

I wonder how hard it is to sneak off base.

He wasn't on base. He was alone
in the woods doing survival training.

He could go rape and kill Carly,
and no one would even find out he left.

You spoke to Captain Gerard?
Why didn't you just talk to me?

Your unit spent last weekend
reviewing survival skills.

We were dropped off at isolated locations and
given rudimentary supply and navigation...

So basically you were alone for two days.

- No one to corroborate your whereabouts.
- What are you saying?

You went to Iraq.
The captain says you're one of his best men.

You would've easily been able
to leave your assigned location

and return to your rendezvous point
with no one the wiser.

But I didn't.

First I was wondering, why would
a carjacker kill one of his victims

and let the other victim stay alive?

That doesn't make sense
unless maybe there's no carjacker.

Do you actually think...

The insurance money
gives you half a million dollars.

You've killed before, in the service.
Some guys are just numb to it.

This is insane.

Killing your meal ticket is one thing.
Killing your girlfriend, that's another.

- So you locked Abby in the trunk.
- No.

See, the one thing
I don't understand - the rape.

- Yeah.
- What?

We have your DNA from the back seat
of the car, yours and Carly's.

So what was it, then?

Did you get turned on
thinking about killing her?

- I want a lawyer.
- I'll bet you do.

We'll get him, Bones. Don't worry.

We do this all the time. I should be used to it.

- It shouldn't bother me.
- No, it should.

Was she really gonna teach you how to cook?

Yeah. I've always understood the basics
of cooking, the physics of it.

But Carly said she was going to show me
what it was really about.

To her, she said that it was a way of...

Well, she said "loving",
but then she was prone to hyperbole.

Well, hey, I mean, that's what
family dinners are all about, right?

Those are some of my, uh, my best memories.

- I'm not as cold as everyone thinks, Booth.
- OK, that was a leap.

Just because I think marriage
is an antiquated ritual

doesn't mean that I don't want
Angela and Hodgins to be happy.

I have an appreciation and need for emotional
and physical intercourse, just like you.

Yeah. Sure. OK. Good for you with that.

- Did I make you uncomfortable?
- No. Not at all.

I just want to focus...
Let's just focus on the case, and...

I did make you uncomfortable.

I know it's hard for you to go through this
again, but did you hear the carjacker's voice?

- l-I must have.
- Close your eyes for me, OK?

I want you to try and hear that voice again.
Can you do that for me?

Does it sound familiar?
Someone you might know?

- What are you saying?
- We're just asking, Abby.

- Why?
- Ben's story that night might not check out.

What are you talking about? Ben would ne...

We're like a family. It's not Ben.

Abby, it's just a question we have to ask.

Do you remember the car
making a sudden stop?

- No. But I... I was unconscious in the trunk.
- Could that be how she broke her wrist?

Possibly. Or when she was dragged
or thrown into the trunk.

Abby, may I have permission
to review your medical records?

They could help us identify Carly's killer.

But... do you think it might really be Ben?

It's just a possibility
we have to pursue. That's all.

- OK.
- Thanks.

I did it. I found the murder weapon.
Or what's left of it, anyway.

I used the GC mass spectrometer
to analyse the ceramic shards in the car.

- The murder weapon was a ceramic bowl?
- The knife is ceramic too.

Companies sent her
their products to endorse.

- Wait. A ceramic knife?
- Yeah.

Brennan.

- The murder weapon was a ceramic knife.
- Hodgins found the weapon.

Zirconium oxide.
Super sharp and easy to shatter.

You shatter it into a million pieces, no one
knows it's a knife. Except me, of course.

Using Angela's program,
I matched the wounds to the blade.

Either that trunk was packed with
invisible pillows, or Abby's lying to us.

- Why?
- Booth?

Yeah. Booth.

Talk to me, squints.
As close to English as possible.

According to the medical report,
Abby's got bruises,

but they aren't consistent with the way she
would've been thrown around in that trunk.

She should've had more broken bones.

Is there any evidence of Carly being raped?

- None that I found.
- Me either.

But... the wounds on the ribs...

The... the directionality of impact
was left to right.

Of course.

- It fits the scenario I was working out.
- So obvious.

English, remember? OK?

- How does Ben figure in this?
- He doesn't.

The injuries fit if Abby was driving
when the sudden stop occurred.

- Abby?
- Yes, Abby.

- Why Abby?
- I'm Abby, you're Carly.

- Why am I always the murder victim?
- Sit.

Zack's always the murder victim.

I'm driving along.
I undo Carly's seat belt, slam on the brakes.

She goes flying into the dash.
Go. Go. Fly into the dash.

- The concussion disorients me.
- Don't overdo it, sport.

- OK, what are we missing here?
- The Stooges?

Abby's scaphoid fracture was right to left,

which means she could have received
that break while stabbing Carly.

Yes.

I was wearing a punk bracelet. Lots of metal.

- That could easily fracture the scaphoid.
- Agh!

Oh, OK. Look, we know that Ben had sex
with Carly in the back seat of that car.

- But you didn't find any evidence of rape.
- The sex they had was consensual.

This part will be left up to the imagination.

And since there's no way to pinpoint
the time the sexual activity took place...

Ben and Carly were having an affair.

And they did it in Abby's car?
No wonder she was pissed.

Abby is in charge of all the equipment
Carly is sent for endorsement,

so she knows about the knife.

So Abby kills Carly.

- Abby kills Carly. Pulls her out of the car...
- Oh, boy.

...drags her into the old house...
- Is this necessary?

...destroys the murder weapon,
leaving us tiny shards to find...

Drives the car into the ravine,
expecting it to be found quickly...

And locks herself in the trunk. Wow.

But there was no hikers in the area to find her
because she didn't count on the rain.

Let's go back, Booth.

# There's still a little bit of you laced
with my doubt

# It's still a little hard to say...

Carly was my best friend.

She was my best friend.

# You step a little closer each day

# That I can't say what's going on

Hey, what are you doing in here?
I thought we were gonna go for sushi.

- Oh, it smells like sushi in here.
- Yeah.

Look, Angela, I've been thinking.

You're not like anyone I've ever known,
and I don't want that to change.

So I'm taking you the way you are. No strings.

And the smell?

P. phosphoreum.

Ohh, the fish bacteria?

Close your eyes.

- Be careful.
- Yeah.

OK, careful. Keep 'em closed.

OK.

Yes.

Yes.

- Let's get married.
- No.

No, no, no, this is not a proposal.

I know.

That's why I'm asking you.

Huh?

What you said here -

that we're enough,

just this,

no pressure for more -

that's all that I ever wanted.

Hodgins...

say something.

You're insane.

Is that a yes?

Absolutely.

OK. OK. Um...

All right, how about, uh, Italy?
Italy in the spring? Um, Umbria.

No. Right away. Next week.

- We cannot get a wedding together in a week.
- We have to. One week.

I could change my mind. It's up to you.

OK, yeah. Just a small little thing, then.

No, big.

I want a big one.

Totally insane.

You should let me help.

No.

Cleaning up. You can do that.

Great. Wow.

Hee-hee!

Mac and cheese.

Wow.

Bones, this... this looks fantastic.

Yeah? Really?

Wow. I mean...

You shouldn't have. All this work just for me?

What?

No, I mean, it wasn't that much.

Mmm.

This is unbelievable.

- You like it?
- I'd like to be alone with it.

She said I could go with my instincts,
so I put in a little fresh-ground nutmeg.

Well, she taught you well.

Thanks, Bones.

Yeah, well, you know,
you have to eat, right?

Yeah. Gotta eat.

Always gotta eat.

Mmm.

What's that mean?

ENGLISH SDH