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Rourke?
Rourke.
Come back to us.
Sorry.
Drifted off for a second.
The park.
What about it?
That's where you drift to, isn't it?
That park.
That day.
Take me back there.
What do you see?
Dad.
Fix my braid.
Her hair.
I see her hair.
Your daughter?
Minnie.
This is not a braid.
This is a maze only your mother can solve.
-There you go. -Thank you, Dad.
She was just playing this game.
Where she used to see how many times she could
spin around in one place
before she fell over.
When did you see him?
I barely noticed him.
I was just happy to be with my daughter.
I wasn't paying attention for just...
just for a second.
And I turned around,
and I didn't see her,
and I got up.
I called out for her.
And I looked for her,
and I couldn't...
She was gone.
Rourke?
I was there.
There was nothing you could do.
-Work? -Uh...
Depends on you, I guess. Uh...
If you think I'm ready for duty.
Do you feel ready, emotionally?
I think it's the only thing keeping me sane.
Though the missing child has not been recovered,
a suspect is in custody for the abduction
of a police detective's daughter.
Alleged kidnapper 18-year-old Lyle Terry
has pled not guilty due to mental incapacity.
His lawyers insisting he has
no memory whatsoever of the incident,
nor of Minnie's current whereabouts
or final resting place.
What, you lose something, compadre?
-Cockroach. -Yeah. It's a hot day.
Damn things are everywhere.
Hey, did you wipe your shoes?
So how did it go in there? You good?
Yeah. No problem.
I'm all clear for duty. What's the call?
Oh, it's a fun one.
Anonymous tip came into dispatch.
Blocked number.
I'm calling
to report a robbery.
Are you in a safe location?
Nobody's safe.
Nice line.
Just wait.
Is this crime currently in progress?
Today, The Bank of Austin,
there's a safe deposit box.
Box 23.
Box 2-3. Is that the target?
-Hello? -Flair for drama.
You're thinking it's a prank. I get it.
-That's what I thought, too. -Except?
Two armed robberies this week,
at Bank of Austin in branches Houston and Amarillo.
Both inside jobs involving people with access.
Both hit the safe deposit boxes,
but take only one box,
-and no money at all. -No shit.
Captain put us on stakeout.
Getting audio.
A guy goes up to the bartender and he says, "Hey, bartender,
"I got me a bet for you.
"I'm gonna bet you 300 bucks
"that I can piss in that glass over there
-"and not spill a single... -All right. Come on. Move on.
-"...solitary drop." -Wait. This is a good one.
-I don't know it. -"The bartender...
Hey! I said move on.
"...piss into something like..."
He pisses on the bartender.
-No kidding. -It's a whole thing.
Yeah, it's a good one.
See that guy on the bench?
He looks familiar.
No. No. The city contracts.
You know this guy?
-Thanks. -I'm not sure.
Do you have a lighter?
Quite masculine.
Is it yours?
My husband gave it to me. I don't smoke.
He's got you under his spell, doesn't he?
Yes, he does.
It's very hot today.
I didn't notice.
Trust me, it's like a furnace.
Great. We got the weather. Can we move on now?
That guy's up to something.
Zoom in.
It's a sunny day.
You see that? He's speaking in code.
The guards are in on it.
Hey! Rourke! Wait!
So hot.
He's going for the bank.
Don't walk into that bank, Rourke.
We don't know if that's the guy.
It's like a furnace.
Watch the woman.
I'll send back-up. Do not follow.
Yeah, roger that.
Danny, get out of that bank.
-Can I help you, sir? -I repeat.
Do not break...
You know, I'd like to open a safe deposit box.
Right this way.
It's so hot. It's like a furnace.
If you just fill this out, we'll get you set right up.
Oh, shoot! Excuse me.
I must've left my keys in my office.
I'll be right back. Thank you.
Here you go. Have a great day.
Good morning, sir.
Morning? It's late afternoon.
It is late afternoon.
Minnie.
Stop. Police.
Stop.
I said stop where you are.
Stop!
Oh, shit!
-Rourke! -Send back-up!
Go. Go!
Do you mind?
Stop!
Hands up, asshole!
Don't move!
Cuff him.
What are you waiting for? Cuff him.
But I'm the wrong man.
He's the wrong man.
What?
Oh, you crooked bastards. Who do you work for?
Don't blame them, Detective.
They're no more conscious of themselves
than Lyle Terry was.
That was his name, wasn't it?
The pawn who took your queen.
Where is she?
Give that to me.
Where is she? What does it mean?
Who's Lev Dellrayne?
What the hell?
Clean this up, Detectives.
No!
Nobody saw him flee the scene?
We put out an APB. Still nothing.
The guards? Crew?
Teller woman? Anything?
The ones that survived claim they can't remember anything.
Just like Lyle Terry.
-Danny. -He said his name, Nicks.
He had this picture of my daughter
in a safe deposit box.
You wanna explain that to me?
All right, that story was all over the news.
A cop's kid gets abducted.
For all we know, this is some sick joke.
Someone messing with you, messing with us.
Hell, our own guys were in on this one.
I saw the way he looked at me.
He knows.
He knows where my daughter is.
I'm sure of it.
All right.
How do we catch the bastard?
Hey. What's up?
Promise me I'm not an idiot for trusting you.
What do you got?
That call that came in, that took us to the bank?
Blocked number, no ID?
Bong ran a trace. We got an address.
-Oh. -Storefront out on Chapel.
I shouldn't be doing this, Rourke.
I haven't even told the cap yet.
Text it to me. I'll be right there.
The call came from the phone
of Diana Cruz,
a dime-store psychic with a few arrests
for mail fraud.
No convictions.
You're in front of the house.
You go up the steps.
You step through the door
and you see her there.
She's holding something in her arms.
It's a baby.
She's holding you.
I love you, Mama.
I'm sorry.
Is it over?
What happened?
We have company.
Good evening, ma'am. Austin Police Department.
-Like to speak with you? -How can I help you, Officer?
Detective, actually, and, uh...
Hello.
This piggy bothering you, Di?
It's cool, Tiny.
I can handle him.
I'll be outside.
Just take a few minutes of your time.
Sure.
He'll be out there on his bike until you leave.
Oh. Loyal customer.
I inspire that in people.
Detective Rourke, isn't it?
Well, that's some impressive mind reading.
I just read the news.
You're the one who lost his kid.
Must have been awful.
If you're open to a session, hypnosis can be therapeutic.
Confronting the past.
I'm interested in your past.
Diana Cruz,
accused of bilking clients
in Laredo, San Antonio.
Packed up shop and moved down here.
Those charges were lies.
I'm not bunko, okay?
I'm not here to bust you.
I just wanna know how a two-bit con artist like you
got involved with Lev Dellrayne.
I know you called the tip in on the bank heist.
-Did you catch someone? -Not yet. They got away.
Then you need to leave.
Why don't you come to the station with me?
-Am I under arrest? -No.
-Then get out. -I can see you're afraid...
Get the hell out of here!
-You know what? -Why don't you tell me
what you're afraid of?
You stay. I'm out.
-I can protect you. -You don't know anything.
I know I saw him at the bank.
Didn't I?
Lev Dellrayne.
-Are you all right? -Yes. Thank you.
He was sent to kill us.
Who are you?
Hey!
He won't tell you anything.
I can be pretty persuasive myself.
He won't stop.
I didn't think you were arresting me.
I'm not. We use this for storage nowadays.
You'll be safe here.
Nicks, run the vic's ID.
Look for past gang affiliations,
former cell mates. There's gotta be
some connection to Dellrayne. All we've gotta do is find it.
Let's keep her out of it for now.
The Captain will be asking questions.
Tell her I'm working on it.
We're gonna run priors on your biker friend.
Whatever connection he has or link to Dellrayne,
-I'm sure it'll come up. -You won't find anything.
You might be surprised.
You think learning who he is will tell you
why he did it?
What other motive is there?
What makes four total strangers
pull off an elaborate bank heist on a whim?
I'm guessing you'll say Lev Dellrayne.
Why don't you tell me who he is?
What does he have on these people?
Are you familiar with the concept
of hypnotic constructs?
Look, lady, come on.
First, it's, uh, fortune telling.
Now it's hypnosis. I...
It's not hypnosis.
Hypnotics have abilities far beyond anything
we have a name for.
"Hypnotics"?
People with the ability to actually influence the brain
over a psychic bandwidth.
-Like telepathy? -Telepaths just read the mind.
Hypnotics reshape its reality.
The guy at the bank,
you said he spoke four words to a woman and she undressed.
'Cause she was in on it.
No.
Those were cues.
Sound, voice, locking eyes.
Hypnotics use them to make you see a version of the world
that doesn't exist.
Your behaviour conforms with this hypnotic construct.
So everything that you see and do feels perfectly normal.
How is it that you know so much about these hypnotics?
Because I am one.
Bullshit.
-A cynic. -Mind control?
Dream bank accounts?
Sounds more like my ex-wife.
Take it easy, Nicks.
We just watched two cops blow each other's brains out,
and she says it's some Vegas act.
She's playing us.
Why don't you have a seat, Nicks?
You're a prisoner.
Act like one.
Nicks?
Oh, God.
Hey. Nicks!
Let's cut the shit out.
Stop that, whatever you're doing.
Why don't you get some air?
Hey, you know what?
I could use some air.
I'll be outside.
Don't worry, Detective.
I already tried it on you.
It didn't work.
Who the hell are you?
Just get me some coffee.
Maybe I'll tell you.
Need a light?
They were looking for people who thought
they had above normal intuitive ability.
I used to make some money reading tarot.
They were offering 50 bucks.
I thought, "What the hell?" and took the test.
A week later,
there were two suits waiting in my dorm room.
Feds?
They said I could finish my degree,
rack up more student debt,
or I could come with them and earn
six figures in six months.
That's not a government salary.
The Division started as a privately-run
US government programme,
developing methods to influence
political outcomes.
Defence contractor.
Defence, offence,
whatever needed doing.
The Division advanced American interests
around the world,
but then they discovered the hypnotic ability
within humans,
and that this abilitycould be trained.
Improved upon.
Hypnotics had a way to get it done
-without receipts. -What about Dellrayne?
He was the legend.
The most powerful hypnotic ever trained.
All of us were amateurs compared to him.
But then he went rogue.
Dellrayne believed that only he could realise
the hypnotic's true potential,
and tried to take over the Division.
I was one of the agents who stood in his way.
Division locked him up.
I knew it wouldn't last.
So I made it out. Cut ties.
Started fresh.
Last week, when I read about the robberies,
the other banks,
and that no one even remembered him,
I knew that it was Dellrayne.
And I also knew
that no one who knows that he exists is safe.
Especially you.
He can't be caught.
Stay here.
Nicks?
Nicks, it's me.
Nicks?
Put the gun down, Nicks.
It's not him any more.
Do something. Wake him up.
Dellrayne's doing this. I'm not strong enough.
Nicks, put it down.
Nicks, stop where you are!
-Nicks, stop! I'll shoot! -Do it!
Rourke!
Okay. Hey, buddy.
You all right? It's me.
You okay, all right?
You all right. I got you in the leg. You okay?
He won't stop until he accomplishes
what he's been told to do.
Rourke, we need to go.
Nicks.
Nicks!
Stop, Nicks. Hey! Wake up.
He's too far gone.
Nicks!
-He'll kill us both. -Nicks, this isn't you.
Nicks!
-He'll pull his hand off! -Nicks!
Rourke!
Nicks!
Put the gun down. Put it down!
You killed him.
He was already dead.
He was already dead.
I set him free.
Nicks? Nicks?
A veteran police detective,
Daniel Rourke, is wanted
with another suspect seen here,
in connection with the execution-style slaying
of his former partner, Randy Nicks.
Police Detective Daniel Rourke's
-missing daughter... -He had a wife. Two kids.
We had no choice.
They think I killed him.
That's exactly what Dellrayne wants.
You don't know who you're dealing with.
I know he took my daughter.
What do you mean?
This was, uh, in the safe deposit box
at the bank. It's what Dellrayne came for.
You don't understand what it's like.
They never found her body.
The guy they arrested
swears he doesn't even remember the kidnapping.
I always thought he was lying.
What if he was telling the truth?
What if my daughter's still out there?
Morning, Luce.
Morning.
Just give me a couple of them breakfast tacos.
-Extra chorizo. -Coffee?
Black and sludgy.
Call it in.
You just saw us heading north.
Dispatch.
This is Tex DPS, calling to report two fugitives.
Male and female heading north on I-35
from Stonewall Trail.
He'll get the check.
Be generous.
Luce.
About time that I finally gave you a decent tip.
This is dispatch.
Two officers are arriving at your location now.
I found you, Diana.
Find us a way out of here.
I have what he wants.
-No. -I'll distract him.
Rourke! No, he'll kill you!
Rourke!
Shit!
Ready to go?
Get out.
-That's a way out. -Yeah.
A construct makes you see
what the hypnotic wants you to see.
It can look like anything.
It's whatever makes you do the behaviour they want.
But you're different.
-Why? -You have a block, Detective.
A psychic block.
A hypnotic's worst nightmare.
Everyone's subconscious mind puts up a barrier to entry.
For most people, it's a padlock
or a simple one, two, three code.
Yours...
is locked inside a vault,
buried in a bunker 10 feet deep.
Guess I'm lucky I'm such a head case.
Your block could come from anywhere.
Scar tissue.
Emotional trauma.
Your daughter, maybe.
Pain can keep the mind awake.
But the bottom line is I can't get to you,
but Dellrayne can.
Excuse me, Officer.
Which way is Mexico?
Bet you've never gotten a speeding ticket either.
Nope.
Jeremiah was my handler in the Division.
Southwest Station Chief.
Strong hypnotic?
He's not one, actually.
Just a mean old bastard with a psychic block
that makes yours look like a childproof safety cap.
So you can't influence him?
Not for long before he spots the gap.
Only Dellrayne ever could.
This guy can help us catch him.
Is your gun loaded?
I thought this guy liked you.
He loved me like a daughter, but I didn't split
with the Division on the best of terms.
I left him hogtied in a bathtub.
Got it.
Stop, stop, stop.
Get back.
It's open.
Hands up, jackass.
You sneaky bitch.
You taught me well.
Yes, I did.
Oh, looks like you got a student of your own now.
Where is Maria?
On a beach somewhere, making a sandcastle.
Hmm. Lucky her.
There's tamales in the fridge. Help yourself.
You know why we're here.
So, not just a friendly visit, then?
I'm assuming that you know that Dellrayne is out.
I may have heard.
What does he want? What's he after?
-Are you serious? -Look like I'm kidding?
Domino.
-What's Domino? -A myth.
Yeah, see, that's the thing. You kind of left too soon.
-You said it was destroyed. -Want to fill me in here?
Project Domino, Division's Holy Grail.
It was a tool made in our lab,
one that could control even the most powerful hypnotics.
-Even Dellrayne? -Yeah.
Yeah, uh, especially Dellrayne.
That's why he stole it from us.
Then he reset his own mind to hide the trail.
When we finally caught him he had no memory who he was,
wh... what he'd done with Domino. Nothing.
He erased his own mind?
About six weeks ago, it started to flood back.
Broke out of our facility. He kind of, you know,
did the... Fooled the guards.
He must have planted triggers.
It's clues the hypnotics leave behind like signposts
for their own subconscious.
It can be words, images, details.
Puzzle pieces that they use and scatter
in case their minds get reset, you know.
Put the jigsaw back together, remember who they are.
The safe deposit boxes.
He's following the breadcrumbs.
Yes.
He must have planted a whole stream
before we caught him.
The first few, that just restored
a portion of his power.
Each one, he's going to get stronger.
He gets the last one, there's no stopping him.
-Where did you get that? -The bank in Austin.
It was in the safe deposit box he was after.
It's a picture of my daughter.
Well, she may play a role in all of this.
It could be another trigger. Here. Let me see.
What did you do to him?
Who? This guy?
Why are you backing up?
Run.
Get back!
We're trapped!
What you're seeing isn't real.
You got any powers you're holding out on
now's the time.
All out.
Rourke?
Rourke?
I'm not doing this.
No. I am.
It just doesn't make sense. I mean,
what, do I have powers all of a sudden?
I mean, how did I do that?
I don't know.
You saw it. You were right there.
You know, one second,
he was coming right at me, the next minute,
it was literally as if I was inside their minds.
-Welcome to the club. -That's not possible.
I've never done anything like this before.
I wouldn't know how.
Or you just can't remember.
What you just did, power like this,
it takes more than natural ability, okay?
And I have no idea how you did it.
All right. I have to know everything.
Why me? Why my daughter?
Dellrayne, Domino, this.
Will you help me, please?
Yes.
River is the guy who built their network.
If there's anyone who can hack into their database, it's him.
He helped me disappear when I left Division.
But fair warning...
He can be eccentric.
Oh! And you're the normal one.
He's a friend.
Uh-huh, yeah. Good illusions, anyways.
No illusion. We're real.
We need your help.
With Dellrayne.
I... I can't help you.
If he knows we're here,
he'll torture and reset you anyway.
You're cold, Cruz.
At least offer us a drink.
I was going to.
Anyways.
I think.
What happened to your eye?
Asymmetrical shapes help fool facial recognition.
Yeah.
Camera drones and satellites, everywhere these days.
Not to mention the Division.
Are you inside my mind right now?
No.
We're both friends.
Amigos.
Okay.
Uh, listen, uh, don't... don't judge.
I wasn't expecting visitors.
This way.
Watch your step.
You know, you could've called, Diana.
Sent a text.
You know, one of those little Morse code thingies.
I do have radio, you know.
Showing up unannounced is just rude. Ah...
Homemade Mountain Dew.
My own brew. All organic.
Uh, no thanks.
All right. Huh?
All right, fine. More for me.
Mm. Check it out.
Pretty impressive, huh?
-Hypnotics did all this? -Uh-huh.
It's a worldwide play, brother.
Controlling major news, events, organisations.
Why the hell are you here, Diana?
Dellrayne is back.
It has something to do
with Rourke's missing daughter.
Dellrayne sent an army for us.
Rourke, he took control.
He overpowered him.
Huh.
More than meets the eye, huh?
Apparently.
But to what degree?
Let's find out.
All right, now listen, I gotta tell you
hacking into a database
this big ain't easy breezy. All right?
All right. Austin PD database
-has you employed 12 years. -That's right.
All right, I got a hit for the Marine Corps.
Distinguished Service medal, honourable discharge.
Said you had a family.
Uh, let's see.
Archives show no record of a Daniel Rourke's spouse.
Can't be.
What was your wife's maiden name?
-Riley. Vivian Riley. -Vivian Riley.
That's her.
Whoa.
"Vivian Riley. Division agent."
That's impossible.
"Current location encrypted."
Can you hack it?
I'll run something. It'll take a few hours.
That's not right.
We were together since college.
We came home, had Minnie, a family.
This is my life.
I'm sorry.
You look like you need a drink.
-Moonshine. -Thanks.
Burns a little,
but at least it'll help you forget.
When we lost Minnie,
we lost everything.
We lost ourselves.
The body of Police Detective
Daniel Rourke's missing daughter,
Minnie Rourke, has still not been recovered.
And I can't keep going!
Nothing we had survived.
I can't.
Maybe Viv lied about who she was,
but the pain was real.
Sometimes it's all I had to hold onto.
Whatever you're selling, I'm not interested.
You're never gonna find your daughter.
How about I kill you?
You think you're strong? More powerful than me?
I have other ways of getting to you.
Diana betrayed me,
and now you're going to kill her
with that gun in your hand.
Put three bullets in her head.
No.
Diana.
-Just a minute. -Diana!
Di...
I'm coming.
I had to borrow one of River's shirts.
What happened?
He got to you...
didn't he?
I can see it.
I heard a phone ring. Did you answer it?
Yes.
Did he speak? What did he tell you?
I... I don't...
What is it that you see?
I don't know.
Where's your phone?
I know things feel off.
I know she hurt you.
Do we have trust?
Project Domino was never a what.
No.
It was a who.
Where is she?
Is she even alive? Where did you take her?
I didn't take her.
You did.
Well, uh, I really am the person
that should make these decisions,
but on the other hand, they're better off
-away from her. -I'm her mother.
Yeah, well, I'm her father.
They wanted to take her.
The Division only wanted
to train her like they trained us,
to be what she was born to be.
The most powerful hypnotic in the world.
She was just a child.
Minnie?
You kidnapped our daughter.
I protected her from you.
I protected her from all of you!
Where are we now?
Are we really even here?
Can't you see it yet?
Look closer.
You're in on this too, Nicks?
Or whatever your name is?
You brought this on yourself.
By the time we found you, Domino was gone,
and you reset yourself.
Wiped clean.
No memory of where you hid her for four years.
You've been an obstacle to me
for too long, Rourke.
This was dropped off at Division headquarters
six weeks ago.
A clue or a taunt.
But you know what it means.
Buried underneath that psychic block.
That's why we developed this construct.
A cop searching for the man who took his missing daughter.
Using my own brain against me.
To get you to remember where you hid her.
Like it or not, your daughter
is going to reach her full potential with me.
Who is Lev Dellrayne?
This is where it always ends.
We can't brute force a mind like yours, Dan.
This was our 12th run of the scenario.
But every time we get too close,
you see the gaps and the construct breaks.
Just help us find her.
You had 12 runs at this?
And you haven't found her?
Well, get ready for number 13,
'cause I'll never tell you where she is.
Take him in.
Your mind can't take much more...
of this...
the resets.
At some point, the synapses start breaking down,
and it's too late to get back what you were.
What we had.
Was any of it real?
I love you.
Don't ask me why.
You remember, don't you?
The good times.
We did have a few.
I remember everything.
I know we wanted different things for her.
I know you want her to be free to make
her own decisions.
She's too powerful to be out there alone.
She needs her mom and dad.
We can be with her again.
Together, Danny.
Just tell me where she is.
Go to hell.
Initiate the reset.
Where's your wife?
I don't know.
Where is your daughter?
I don't know.
Have you ever been in love?
I don't know.
Subject is clear. Prepare sequence.
Okay. One kidnapping coming right up.
All right, people, let's go to reset.
Places, everybody.
Okay, here we go.
Rourke.
Rourke.
Rourke?
Come back to us.
Sorry.
Must have drifted off for a second.
It's okay. It's your time.
Where was I?
The park?
Your daughter.
Right. The park.
Her hair.
I remember her hair.
Heart rate is normal.
He's deep in the construct now.
Alleged kidnapper 18-year-old Lyle Terry
has pled not guilty due to mental incapacity.
His lawyers insisting he has no memory whatsoever.
He's noting where his wedding band used to be.
That's my cue.
-You lose something, compadre? -Cockroach.
Yeah, it's a hot day.
Damn things are everywhere.
Hey.
Did you wipe your shoes?
Call came into dispatch.
Blocked number.
I'm calling to report
a robbery.
Is this crime currently in progress?
Today, the Bank of Austin.
There's a safe deposit box.
Box 23.
We're here.
Welcome to the show, boys.
See that guy on the bench?
He looks familiar.
Something wrong, bud?
It's a sunny day.
The guards are in on it.
Rourke. Rourke, wait!
Get ready for the bank robbery.
Where's Rourke?
Where's Rourke?
River? Where is he?
Whoa, whoa. I don't have eyes. Stand by.
Anybody got eyes on Rourke?
All hands on deck.
Subject has broken through.
Stop.
Turn off the engine...
and step out.
Rourke, turn off the engine...
...and step out.
Get the helicopter. Send everyone.
-Don't lose him. -His notebook.
He tore out a page, but look what he wrote down.
"Deer Valley Lane".
Lev Dellrayne is not a name.
It's a trigger he left to remember her location.
Took you long enough.
-You alone? -For now.
They'll be here soon.
Where is she?
I've got something.
It looks like Deer Valley Lane dead ends
into a cattle ranch belonging to a Carl
and Thelma Everett.
-What's their link to Rourke? -There's nothing in the file.
He must have hid Minnie with them
all this time.
It says here they had a foster kid 40 years ago.
It's Rourke.
Before this goes down, I need to know something.
Why did you trust us with her?
You taught me everything I know, Carl,
including how to keep a moral compass pointed
in the right direction.
Is this gonna work?
If you're ready.
You best get inside.
Hi, Daddy.
I set them up for you.
I missed you, baby.
She's here.
Read the signs, jackass.
Private goddamn property.
Hold your fire.
We missed you, sweetheart.
I don't know you.
We love you like our own, Diana.
But we'll still put a hole in you.
You have my daughter,
and we're not leaving here without her.
Kill them.
Carl!
No!
Get medical. We need medical!
We're not here for them.
Where is she?
Where's Minnie?
Whatever Rourke has told you, it's a lie.
She won't be safe until she's back with us at Division.
That's where she belongs.
That's not you talking.
That's the Division.
The Diana I know,
the woman I love,
wouldn't want this life for our little girl.
Think about that.
There's no escaping us. You know that.
You know the consequences.
There's only two ways this ends.
You and Minnie come back to Division,
or Minnie comes back without you.
It's all right, sweetheart. Come on out.
You're so big.
You're safe now.
You're safe.
You still wear braids.
I make them myself now.
Of course you do.
I'm so proud of you, Mommy.
Proud of me for what?
For coming home.
We're setting ourselves free.
From them.
No.
When did she?
This isn't real.
We're not here!
It's a construct!
It's her!
You're doing this.
I love you.
I love you, too.
I'm gonna bring you back now.
Close your eyes.
Have you ever been in love?
Where am I?
Where am I?
Have you ever been in love?
Help!
Where am I? Help!
Help!
Do you remember now, Mommy?
When she was born,
we prayed she wouldn't be like us.
That she would be normal.
But soon we understood
that the daughter of two powerful hypnotics
would have an extraordinary gift.
It would help the world explore the untapped abilities
of the human mind.
The Division realised that Minnie's power
could transform society.
Not to unlock human potential,
but to force people to do what they were told.
Or else...
They wanted Minnie to be their weapon.
We wanted our daughter to be free,
but we knew we could never outrun the Division.
They would never let us go.
The only way to escape any of them
was to bring them all together,
and destroy the Division completely.
Wake up, sweetie.
But we couldn't take them on ourselves.
She wasn't ready yet.
That's why we had to wait.
Three years, maybe more.
Then she'd be strong enough.
That's when she'd send the trigger.
Tip the first domino, to lead them out here,
and kill them.
And we knew the only way
to keep our plan from the Division
was to erase our own memories...
Help!
Where am I? Help!
...reset ourselves.
And believe we loved each other so much,
we would find each other again.
Minnie and I, we're your most stubborn memories.
The hardest ones to erase.
I didn't want to let you go.
Now you never have to.
What now?
We finally get to decide that for ourselves.
We're free.
We're finally free.
Y'all go on ahead.
I'll clean up here and follow you.
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