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Roswell, New Mexico...

(gunshots)
(grunts)

No.

ISOBEL:
20 years of keeping this secret

and now you up and
resurrect someone?

LIZ:
So if you can heal with
electricity,

can you also harm?
(gasps)

ISOBEL:
He's letting Liz experiment
on him.

If a bio-medical engineer
knows how Max is put together,

she's gonna know how
to dismantle him.

We have to get her far away
from our brother.

MICHAEL:
You gonna mind-warp Liz?

ISOBEL:
It's time for you
to leave Roswell.

I can't leave.
Why not?

Max.

Rosa used to hide things
all the time.

You think she was seeing
someone?

MARIA:
I saw her sneak out the window.

I figured there must be a boy.

LIZ:
Max.

I'm sorry, we're closed.

Could you come back?
I need to talk to you.

I know that my sister was
murdered by an alien

So was it you?

Do you really think I am capable

of killing Rosa?

I have loved you my entire life.

Michael, when you get this,
get over here.

(screaming)

ROSA:
You should be happier.

I am happy, Rosa.
I just...

What are you gonna do tonight?

Well, Usher's hosting SNL.

And then I'm probably gonna try
to score some crack.

And... (laughs)

I'm just kidding.

Look, I promise I'm doing
a lot better, okay?

There's no need
to babysit me.

Not too much.

Don't worry, in that dress,
you'll look every bit

like a virgin on prom night.

Did Dad pick it out?

Yeah.

♪ No easy way... ♪

And I'm not.

Oh, my God.

Did you sleep with Kyle
while I was drying out?

Elizabeth.

I'm delighted.

I don't know about Kyle.

You don't know about your
high school boyfriend?

Ay, dios mío. Estás arruinada.

He says he loves me
and he's nice to me,

but he's kind of a jerk
to other people, and...

Listen, listen.
Don't worry about Kyle, okay?

And definitely
don't worry about love.

People are the worst drug.
They hook you, and then,

they make you believe
that they care and they leave,

or they fail you,
or they hurt you on purpose.

Did you and Frederico
have a fight?

No. Frederico is old news,
but just listen to me, okay?

There's a reason that God put
a cage around your heart.

People don't need other people.

We need armor.

Rosa. Seriously.

Who hurt you?

It doesn't matter.

Take off that dress.

(scoffs) What?

Armor.

♪ ♪

(vehicle engine rumbling)

MICHAEL:
Whoo.

You going on the run, Deputy?

Gonna bring these
supplies into town.

It's just water, food.

Yeah, we assume
you're the reason

every transformer
in town's blown.

Did you rage out again?

(scoffs) Yeah.

But it's gone now.

I've been raging out
for days and I...

and I caused all this
destruction and I feel better.

So you're, uh, donating
Catcher in the Rye

to assuage your guilt?

TVs are down,
figured the hospital

could use
a few books.
Yeah, well,

when you resurrected Liz

or healed her or whatever,

you must have absorbed
some kind of destructive energy.

Now that you released it...

(whispers):
...you're better.

So, what happened?

To piss you off again?
She didn't like your mixtape?

Wait, you guys... You guys
didn't get my voice mail?

Cell service is down.

(exhales)

Liz confronted me last night.

I don't know how she
found out, but she knows.

She knows that Rosa
was killed by an alien.

Damn it.

Okay.

All right.
So what's the plan?

(exhales) Look, this
blackout is my fault, okay?

So let me drop these off
and then I will find Liz

and I'll confess.

Look, she already thinks
I did it.

And if she
keeps digging,

eventually she's
gonna learn everything.

I am out of options here.

Well, I'm not.

I can use my abilities
to influence her to go.

GRANT:
This blackout

is pure alien phenomena.

Government will tout it
as "faulty equipment."

Or a lightning storm.

But it's another sign
that they are amongst us.

Working to undermine
the very fabric of our society.

My alien wave detector bracelet

is your only means to stay safe.

Only $45.

One day only.

(Liz sighs)

Thanks for coming all the way
over here, Frederico.

Um, hey, what is, um...
What's this about?

You want some free ice cream?
'Cause of the blackout.

The freezers are down
so we're getting rid of it.

You said you had
something of mine.

Okay, great; skip the niceties.
(sharp exhale)

I found this.

In in one
of Rosa's hiding spots.

(sighs) Wow.

I know this question
might be strange.

but did you and Rosa get back
together before she died?

No, she was trying to avoid
all of our old crowds.

And her old, um, habits.

I'm sorry-- (stammers)

I don't like thinking
about that time.

I get it, I do.

It's just, I heard she was
seeing someone at the end

and I'm trying
to figure out who it was.

Well, if-if you think
of anything, anything at all.

Yeah...
Really.
It would help.

I would really
appreciate it.

Oh, crap.
Um...

Oh, it's been a decade;
he's fine.

Nope. Uh, sir...

You've got exactly
cinco segundos to get out

or I'll serve you as today's
special, ¡hamburguesa idiota!

VALENTI: Can I help you,
Master Sergeant?

Yeah. Power's been
out 18 hours now.

Still no indication
of a cause?

Nothing to report yet.

I see.

Because my engineers found
evidence of tampering.

VALENTI: Your engineers
have no business

outside the perimeter
of your base.

I had hoped, now that
Roswell is in your hands,

that maybe the military
and the local law enforcement

would have a more,
um, amicable partnership.

(chuckles)

You expected me to be more
amicable than my husband.

Actually...
given Jim's struggles

at the end
of his term,

I was expecting you
to make different choices.

Master Sergeant.

At ease.
Um...

Sheriff Valenti's not
a fan of the military.

Still hasn't warmed up to me
and I've been in town two years.

(chuckles) You served.

I did.

Well, it's nice
to meet you, Deputy...

Cameron.

Manes.

Um, let me ask you.

What do you
make of those?
(clears throat)

Lightning struck
my parents' barn

when I was a kid;
left a burn like that.

There was one of those on every
busted transformer in town.

Criminal mischief, probably.

People here are,
like, deeply bored.

Yeah.

Well, it was nice
to meet you.

MAX:
So what is it like, exactly?

When you get into
someone's head?

I don't want you
to hurt yourself.

No, it-it doesn't hurt.
It's, um...

It's a place where
I have ultimate power.

I make a suggestion
and someone else's thought

or memory just kind of
floats to the surface.

If I'm strong enough,
I can change it.

Influence it.

I don't know if I want you
to violate Liz like that.

Maybe it'll help her.

Remind her what exists
outside Roswell.

Make her stop pressing
an old bruise.

Will she forget me?
No.

Just how she feels about you.

Well, she feels like
I'm a murderer, so...

Playing hooky, Evans?

Been covering for you
with Valenti all morning.

Sorry.

Was a rough night.
Yeah, well,

when people are denied AC
and cold beer in this town,

they start committing crimes
for fun.

So grab your boots
and your badge.

(sharp exhale)

What do you want
to do about Liz?

What I want stopped mattering
a long time ago.

Do it.

Get inside her head.

Send her away.

(monitor beeping,
ventilator hissing)

I'll be right back.

Dr. Kindelay.

I know that kid,
Victor Franco.

What happened?

Cardiac contusion.

There was a car accident.

All the street lights
are down from the blackout.

He needs a pacemaker,
but I can't do it

while the hospital's
on generator power.

It's not stable.

How urgent is the procedure?

The external pacer
that he's hooked up to

will max out in a few hours.

And if we don't have
power back by then,

I don't know how
we can help him.

Thought you weren't
strong enough

to change Liz's mind last night.

That's why we're going
to the Wild Pony.

So I can practice.

You didn't tell Max about
how Liz really feels about him.

It'll hurt less
if he doesn't know.

(door opens, closes)

LIZ: That was
real mature, Dad.

Running Frederico off
like a maniac.

I was trying
to talk to him.

What was he doing here?

No tiene dos dedos de frente.
I told you.

I'm trying to learn more
about Rosa's last few weeks.

You're obsessed.

Meeting up with her drug dealer.

Oh, my God.
Frederico's sober now.

He's dangerous.

Después de niño ahogado,
tapan el pozo,

y ya!
Stop treating me like a child.

You know, maybe Rosa wouldn't
have hidden so much

if you'd trusted us.

Maybe she wouldn't have hiding
places all over town and some

secret boyfriend
she couldn't tell us about.

Maybe I wouldn't
have to do this.

I stopped trusting Rosa when
she started to keep secrets.

Not the other
way around.

When you girls
were little,

I would make churro pancakes,

and you would tell me
everything.

About school, boys,
your friends.

(speaks Spanish)

Then, one day,

she stopped talking.

And she started lying.

Like that.

The end.

Papi? Hey, hey, hey. Papi.

Papi.
(grunting)

(panting)
Papi.

(door opens)

KYLE:
Liz.

I was about to call 911,

and then I thought I might be
putting him on ICE's radar,

and if they picked him up
for something minor,

I would never forgive myself.
Liz.

It's okay.

And most of the computers
have been shut down

to preserve the generators,

so, unfortunately,

his paperwork won't
make it into the system.

We'll run more tests
once the power's back.

I don't know how to thank you.

Free fries for life?

You've already been
stealing them for 20 years.

(both laugh softly)

While he rests, you might want
to pop up to the third floor.

They're running a study
on angiogenesis,

and as it turns out,
there's a shortage

of brilliant,
conveniently unemployed

biomedical engineers
here in town.

I was thinking you might want
to slip them your résumé.

No, Kyle, I'm not staying
in Roswell. I'm just...

I'll think about it.

♪ ♪
Here you go.

Thank you.

Hey. That's a health code
violation.

Oh, yup.

Thought it'd go well with your
disregard for the fire code.

Didn't I ban you for life?

Mm. Yeah, you did.
About twice a week.

You enjoy that?

So good.

Good. You owe me $84.

You think I don't
know your game?

You come in here
when you've drunk enough

to kill
that dramatic cowboy angst,

you start a fight, so you get
kicked out before you pay.

You can't swindle a mercenary,
Guerin. I keep a tab.

But I got one
thing you can do

for me to pay off your debt.

Oh, yeah?

Get Regina George out of here,

and make sure she
never comes back.

Wow.

I'm jealous, DeLuca.

I thought I was
your least favorite customer.

You know.
Stiff competition.

Another beer, Hank?

Raspberry Cosmopolitan
with a twist

for me, and a water
for the lady.

Right. Coming up.

MAX: We got
a statement.

Sanders said a couple kids broke
in, looted the place last night.

Now, he's mostly blind,
but he said they,

quote, "sounded like
the type of hooligans

who wear their pants too low."

Unquote.

Cam, can we talk
about last night?

Sure. What, how the movie

was a, uh, a postmodern
homage to Metropolis,

or that fake popcorn
butter sucks,

or that you ran off
in the middle of a handy

with another girl and I had
to find my own ride home?

I'm sorry.

Okay? I haven't
been myself lately.

Because of Liz Ortecho?

Maybe.

Yeah. But look,

she's leaving town,
so that's over.

Let me make it up to you.

Okay.

Okay, but no drive-in this time.

I want expensive wine.

Caviar.
Seriously?

No. Queso, tequila
and no less than three orgasms.

HANK:
Yup. 200 bucks

to your Friends of Immigrants
Partnership.

Yes, I would like some
literature sent to me.

(country song playing faintly)

(chair scrapes)

MARIA:
Okay, Paris Hilton.

2006 called, and, um,
you're way too old for this.

I'm not drunk.
No?

No. I get why you're always
throwing shade at me.

Payback for getting
kicked out of homecoming?

Your interpretive dance

protesting Sarah Palin's
moose slaughter

got fake blood on everything.

I guess I should've
followed your lead

and permanently deleted
my personality.

Sorry for being real.

(laughs)
Real? You're a bar psychic.

Okay, hey, let's all just...

If you say calm down,

I will remove your liver

and sell it for pennies.

I got to make Hank a daiquiri.

When I get back, be gone.

♪ ♪

You all right?

Yeah, I'm fine, I just...

I don't get it.
It's like, she can make nice

with Mr. All Lives Matter
over there,

but she thinks I'm the devil?

Don't, don't, don't do this.

Don't get distracted.

No.

I'm completely on mission here.

I just need a more
complicated target than Hank.

Maria DeLuca will do.

She's hiding the truth about
why she doesn't like me.

Let's see if I'm strong enough
to pull it out of her.

(country song playing faintly)

(sighs)

Do I have to hire a
bouncer to remove you?

Look, I get it.

I was a mean girl
in high school,

and you were a...

freak.

Can't we just put
this behind us?

Spare me the white flag. Hmm?

(laughs)

Okay.

How about a green one?

I'd like one of your psychic
readings, please.

Show me your palm.

Hmm.

You've been experimenting, hmm?

Trying some new things in bed?

So you saw the rope burns
on Noah's wrists last week?

So did everyone
at my mother's bridge club.

Oh. Your husband wants babies.

But you fear his invasion into
your, your private sanctuary.

Actually, I rather
enjoy his invasion

into my private sanctuary.

Mm, no. You're afraid
a flawed child might disrupt

this curated Pinterest page
you call your life.

You think your husband
might not love you

if you give birth to... a freak.

No, no.

Don't hold back.

Open up your mind.

What else do you see?

Oops.

Looks like it's my turn now.

(high-pitched ringing)

Why do you hate me so much?

Because Rosa hated you.

If she hadn't, maybe she
wouldn't have walked away

the night she died.

Maybe she would've stayed.

Show me.

("Shake It" by Metro Station
playing)

♪ And I was
thinking of ways... ♪

Anyway, Liz has this whole
road trip planned this summer,

but I don't think
she'll actually go.

I have a calc test
on Monday, Rosa.

(laughs softly)

ROSA:
See, she wants to be this, like,

big adventurer,
but I just don't think

that she's got it in her,
you know?

Like, she's gonna be that kid
who comes back from college

every single weekend.

(laughs)

Oh, good.

Hey, if Isobel Evans asked,
I was never here.

I just can't deal
with her today.

What?

Shh. Don't tell your mom.

Isobel.

Izzy.
MARIA:
All right. I think

she's had enough, Michael.

Come here. Come on.

(monitor beeping steadily)

What are you doing here, Evans?

I was just
dropping supplies off.

But I should apologize for
confronting you the other night,

outside the station.

That was unprofessional.
Sure was.

Sorry, I don't
have time

to slow dance with you
right now.

Dying child, and all.

Is that Victor Franco?

The accident report
came through this morning.

I've known him
his whole life.

His mom went
into labor early.

But Dad got there
before the ambulance did

and delivered Victor
in a dairy silo.

It was incredible.

My father was a real hero.

If there was something he could
do to help someone, he did it.

No matter the risk to himself.

Why'd you become a cop, Evans?

To help people.

Yeah, that's why
I became a doctor, too.

Moments like this,
when I'm helpless,

are the worst.

(sighs)
Well, we do what we can.

We're just men.

We can't play God.

I will say a prayer
for him, though.

I need that 2001: A Steak
Odyssey with Galactic Gravy

in 30 seconds, Nico.

FREDERICO:
Wow.

You're very good at that.

Yeah. Goals.

I am, uh, sorry about
my dad, earlier.

You came here to help me,
and he just totally...

Honestly, I came
here to help me.

Step nine of 12 states
you must make amends

with those you have wronged
in your addiction.

And since Rosa is not here,

I can't.

You said to come back
if I thought of anything.

Rosa's backpack.

How long have you had this?
Well,

I, um... I wanted
to get really loaded

one night when I was broke.

I went to one of the
hiding spots she used

to stash her stuff in
the turquoise mines,

and I, I don't know,
I maybe raided it,

like, a... a week
before she passed.

Swiped the backpack,
took the pills,

spent the cash, but
the rest of her stuff

should still be in there.

She was gonna make
a hell of a getaway.

You--

You said you thought she might
have a-a boyfriend, right?

Is there any chance she knew
anyone in Los Alamos?

That ticket's for June 8.

It's the day after she died.

(speaking Spanish)

I know.

I was a dumb kid.

I wouldn't have liked me either.

You're ready to be discharged.

Okay.

You're prediabetic.

We're gonna get
you treatment.

Safely.

(electricity crackles)

(pager beeping)

(monitor alarm beeping)

We lost transcutaneous pacing.

Page Dr. Kindelay; this kid
needs to get into surgery.

You just gonna
stand there, Evans?

(monitor alarm beeping)

His BPM is dropping.

Clear.

Now, Doctor! Clear.

(defibrillator zaps)

We need to get this kid
into surgery.

Dr. Valenti, we cannot operate
with failing power.

KINDELAY: If you can't help
making suggestions,

get out.

Hey.

You okay?

No. People here are suffering,
and what do we do?

We brought a few
water bottles.

Why don't we throw
some paper towels at 'em

while we're at it?

We do what we're told.

We follow orders.

We do the bare minimum.

(groans)

I've done the bare minimum
for years.

I've tried to lay low,
disappear,

no matter who suffers.

Okay, what is going on with you?

I can't do that this time.
Evans.

(screaming)

(transformer booms)

(electricity crackles)

NURSE: Dr. Kindelay, the
hospital's power is back up.

They're prepping an OR
for Victor.

LIZ:
Rosa, seriously, who hurt you?

ROSA:
People are the worst drug.

They hurt you on purpose.

I heard she was seeing someone
at the end,

and I'm trying to figure out
who it was.

Evans.

What the hell?

Max. Max.

Hey, hey. Max.

Oh, is the power back?

Yeah, but just here
at the hospital.

Are you okay?

Yeah. No, I was--

I was messing with that thing.

Must have gotten shocked.

(groaning)

Hey.

I brought your dad home.

I wanted to talk
about a treatment plan.

Are you all right, Liz?

No.

There's this bus ticket that
Rosa's boyfriend got her,

with a note.

I compared the handwriting
from the note

to everybody in her
high school class and ours.

I got nothing.

Then I flipped
to the dedication pages

that our parents made
for us before graduation.

I don't understand.

It was your dad, Kyle.

Your father,
the town sheriff,

was having an affair with
my teenage, drug addict sister.

No, my father was
a good sheriff, a good dad,

and a good husband.

The writing is
exactly the same, Kyle.

The way he capitalizes
certain letters.

Look at this.
Why are you doing this?

Are you so desperate
to clear Max's name

that you'll drag my dad's
through the mud?

You're right.

You're totally right.

My sister never would have
hooked up with a cop.

She hated narcs.

And-and your dad was
definitely not an alien.

So, he didn't kill her.

I was looking for
the wrong clue.

There's something
I haven't told you.

My dad knew about aliens.

That the crash was real,

that not every alien died
in '47.

That's how I got the autopsy.

If he was
sleeping with Rosa,

maybe he conspired, and
maybe she knew too much.

Maybe she was pregnant.

It could have been...
Hey, Kyle.

I am sure

I'm wrong about this.

Okay?

You don't believe that.

Why are you trying
to make me feel better?

I know what it's like
when heroes fall.

Mom, Rosa.

You idolized your dad.

I don't want you
to lose him twice.

You're one of the best people
I know.

You don't deserve that.

You don't want to do this.

I'm a mess.

Trust me.

If you say so.

But maybe we could both
use a distraction.

I mean, there are downsides
to being adults,

like taxes, and parents
having flaws.

But there are perks.

Recreational sex, for example.

♪ Take a breath
and let it all slow down ♪

♪ Only love can
turn your head around ♪

♪ 'Cause the future's
in the hand that you hold... ♪

Adulthood is awesome, actually.

♪ We are, we are, we are ♪

♪ We are, we are who we are ♪

♪ The future's in the hand
that you hold ♪

♪ Memories in a photograph ♪

♪ Glorify the times you had ♪

♪ Why are you
making them last? ♪

♪ Put the past in the past... ♪

Why did she hate me?

(sighs)
Hey.

Drink this.

No.
Drink it.

I need to know
why she hated me.

Rosa Ortecho.

She was avoiding me

on the day she died,
and I don't know why.

You can't get inside the mind
of a dead girl, Isobel.

Besides, we made
a deal, remember?

We never talk about that night.

We never ask questions.

♪ Let it all slow down ♪

♪ Only love can turn
your head around ♪

♪ 'Cause the future's
in the hand that you hold ♪

♪ We are, we are, we are... ♪

You got better at that.
Oh, you know,

wisdom, experience,

anatomy class.

(chuckles)

Are you gonna apply
for that research position

at the hospital?

(sighs)

I can't believe
I'm making plans to stay, but...

my dad and Rosa.

And Max?

I don't want to talk
about him with you

when I'm not wearing a bra.

I've lived in 14 cities
since high school,

transferred colleges twice,
bailed on every boyfriend.

Something broke in me
when I lost Rosa,

and I've been running
ever since.

But if I could
solve this mystery,

I... I might have a chance

at feeling at home
somewhere again.

I'm tired of almosts
and maybes.

And distractions?

I like having you around.

You make me feel safe.

Look, I still

do not feel safe in your dad's
house with the door closed,

so I'm gonna go.

I'll let you know what
I find out about my father.

My mom's been begging me for
years not to look into his past.

I'm guessing this is why.

I'm so sorry, Kyle.

Me, too.

(sighs heavily)
(door closes)

(insects trilling)

(bell tinkles, door opens)

Hey.

Max.

I just wanted to thank you
for your help today.

Yeah.

I became a doctor
because I wanted to be a hero,

like my dad.

I wanted the glory.

But glory isn't why

you became a cop, is it?

No.

Have a good night.

(bell tinkles)

We're closed.

So Kyle, huh?

Did you tell him about me?

Yes.

And my family?

No, not them.

He saw the-the mark you left
on me and he had questions.

You had lied to me about Rosa
and I was so angry at you.

He was the only one
I could talk to.

I know him. He won't
do anything, unless...

Unless what?

Unless you two
decide I'm a killer?

♪ It put its face
up to my face ♪

♪ So I could see,
yeah, then I saw love... ♪

I know I hurt you
the other night.

I'm guessing that's why
the whole town is dark.

I hate that you're hurting, Max,

and I want to believe you.

I...

I don't trust people.

I've been burned
too many times.

I use, I use facts and evidence
to build a cage around my heart.

I-I-I can't help it.
I can't change it, and honestly,

I don't think I would want to.

It's my armor.

♪ I will not open myself up
this way again... ♪

I have never wanted anything

as much as I want to believe

that you didn't hurt my sister.

But I can't shake the feeling
that you're lying.

♪ You see the cage it called ♪

♪ I said, "Come on in" ♪

♪ I will not open myself... ♪

I need to ask you something.

I have been

pouring my heart out to you
ever since you got back.

And I need to know.

How do you truly
feel about me, Liz?

I feel this.

Real answer, please.

I feel a lot
of things. I...

But mostly,

I feel...

terrified,

in all kinds
of ways.

That's the truth.

It's the only one
that I can give you right now.

♪ My feet are light ♪

♪ And I am racing out on
the desert plains all night... ♪

Did you believe a word that
I said to you at the drive-in?

Not about Rosa.

Did you believe me
when I said I love you?

Yes.

Good.

That's what matters.

I hope you take that with you
wherever you go next.

No.

Good-bye, Liz.

(bell tinkles)

(music plays quietly)

No, no, no, please.

I'll sit.

I have a proposition for you.

It's kind of a

"you scratch my back,
I scratch yours" type situation.

I don't really have an itch.

Your friend Charlie does.

Yeah, I know.

It's a shame, it's...

that ugly situation.

But I could help.

If...

If you could help me
with a little access

to the Roswell
Sheriff's Department.

You look better, Papi.

I told you, I'm fine.

I'm sorry I've been
so distant lately.

I've been so caught up in
the people who have let me down

that I forgot about the guy
who's always been there.

I won't do that again.

(chuckles)

Churro pancakes.

They smell wrong.

Oh, they're sugarless

and made with
buckwheat and millet.

They're totally
disgusting.

Kyle says you're
prediabetic,

but I needed to have
one of our pancake talks.

I've been having some
serious boy problems,

and I could really
use your advice.

I know.

(chuckles)

I used to look in the sky
when we were kids

and hope something up there
would save me.

I used to look around
at the people of this town

and hope for
the same thing.

We have each other.

That's it.

Kyle knows about me.

Never should've
told Liz the truth.

Now our secret
is gonna spread.

I don't think I'm strong enough
to change Liz's mind, Max.

And we tried,
I just, uh...

I think we need more time.

We don't have
more time.

We'll figure
something out.
No.

We're not gonna do anything.

Kyle, Liz, Grant frigging Green,

they all want the same thing,

a little green man
that they can put in a cage.

MAX:
You're right.

I'll tell Liz it was me.

No, but thank you.

I'm not gonna let you
martyr yourself.

You got a good life, Max.

Yeah.
You do.

Isobel,

you got Noah.

I got nothing besides
some old scrap metal.

There is no point

in all three of us going down

when only one of us
did the deed.

No, Michael,
we stick together.

Liz Ortecho's
looking for a murderer.

Let's give her one.

I'm gonna confess.

After all...

I'm the one that
killed those girls.