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NARRATOR: Previously on Heroes.

MR. BENNET: You know what question you should be asking yourself?

"Who would want to save Peter?"

lf you wanna know what's missing from the files, who can fly. . .

A long time ago, l gave up trying to figure out

what Angela Petrelli would or wouldn't do.

MR. BENNET: Daphne's alive, Matt!

The only thing that matters right now is finding Daphne and getting her back.

Don't you come any closer to me.

Everything's gonna be all right.

No, it's not! You turned me into a terrorist!

lt was Danko. He's got his own agenda.

MATT: You're lying to me!

lt's from someone named Rebel.

Who?

. . .and the words "Save Matt Parkman."

(SPEAKlNG JAPANESE)

We are here to save Matt Parkman.

You're holding him. Matt Parkman.

TRACY: You sacrificed me for your own personal gain.

NATHAN: You don't have to like me.

But you do have to understand that I am your last hope.

ls that so?

AUTOMATED MALE VOlCE: Front door open.

(SECURlTY SYSTEM BEEPlNG)

Front door open.

(BEEPlNG STOPS)

(GASPS)

(EXHALES)

(HORNS HONKlNG)

(EXHALES)

Perfect timing. Cloud just burst.

Coming down in all sorts of ways.

This should be our last conversation.

lt's not safe for you to be seen with me.

l'm touched,

or I would be if l could imagine

that you really care about my safety.

What I care about is having an awful lot

depending on a man too distracted

to pack an umbrella on a cloudy day

or use a proper razor.

Family is a horrible price to pay for what we're trying to do.

And the irony of sacrificing my relationship

to my sons to save my sons isn't lost on me.

Well, l'm sure that Nathan will find

that it serves his agenda to forgive you.

Of course he will. But Peter. . .

Peter, l'm afraid, won't.

He's said his goodbyes.

Now that Danko has thrown Nathan

from a building and watched him fly away,

it all comes down to you, Noah.

l hate to be dramatic, but there it is.

Danko doesn't trust me.

Then make him trust you.

Get his mind off Nathan. Give him some kind of feather to put in his cap.

Give him one of us.

lf I were a better woman, l'd suggest you turn me over.

That would show him whose side you're on.

What makes you so sure I haven't?

You need a bigger feather. Give him Rebel

and Danko will be your best friend.

You do realize you may be needing Rebel's services very soon.

l'm resourceful. l'll find ways to survive that don't involve Rebel.

l'm going to leave the city tonight

before something unfortunate happens.

You've got 15 minutes to catch the next rail to D.C.

Take my umbrella.

Don't say I never did anything for you.

Thanks.

l wouldn't go home if I were you.

Don't say I never did anything for you.

(SlGHS)

What is this?

An effective way of stopping any of you from hurting any of us.

Neat, huh?

Why don't you just do it the old-fashioned way and dig a ditch?

This is gun control.

Everyone in this room is armed and dangerous,

yourself included.

Where's Daphne?

She's right over there.

l'm afraid she's not doing very well.

Why was she moved from the medical facility?

There was the American taxpayer to consider.

l want to speak to Nathan.

Nathan Petrelli flew away.

Look, this woman is dying.

l need to get her to an emergency room.

l can't do anything to help her here.

l don't want you to help her.

Then why did you bring me here?

l figured it would be a whole lot easier than carrying you.

(GROANS)

(ELECTRlClTY CRACKLlNG)

DANKO: Hook him up.

And let's make up a bed for Miss Strauss.

(SlGHS)

DANKO: I brought you a present.

MR. BENNET: ls that the same line you used on Suresh to get him in here?

No, he needed a little more convincing.

ln light of recent management changes,

it's important that you and I get along.

l couldn't agree more.

So, happy whatever.

Since the puppet man menaced your wife and fugitive daughter,

l thought you'd get some satisfaction out of seeing him strung up.

lt's my gift to you.

How'd you catch him?

l'm smarter than the average bear.

Well, since you're in such a giving mood, allow me to return the favor.

How would you like to see Rebel lying here?

l would like that very much.

He's hacked into our system twice in the last three days.

We've tracked two messages, both to Tracy Strauss.

He's going to try to rescue her,

and I think we should let him.

Bad idea. Strauss is a killer.

We're not setting her loose.

lf we open the cage and let the rabbit run,

she could lead us right to Rebel.

They'll both know it's a trap.

l'm not suggesting we make it easy.

And if you don't catch Rebel?

Then I put a bullet in Tracy Strauss myself

and chalk it up to self-defense.

Fine. Let the rabbit run.

Don't worry, Baby Matt Parkman.

We will make you big again !

(TOY CLlCKlNG)

(SPEAKlNG JAPANESE)

HlRO: Baby Matt Parkman, we will save you.

lf you understand, shake rattle once for yes,

twice for no.

(SPEAKlNG JAPANESE)

(BABY EXCLAlMS)

MALE REPORTER: A suicide attack on the capitol building...

...thwarted by federal authorities Tuesday night...

Bad baby. No television for you.

...reported to have been instrumental in disarming Parkman, who was later...

Hello, baby. You are loved.

...on the scene by government officials.

Senator Petrelli has been very vocal recently

regarding certain threats to national security.

Hiro.

...unnamed terrorist group. lt now appears that a member

of that terrorist group has been identified.

Once again, former L.A. police officer

(HORNS HONKlNG)

Why have we stopped?

(GASPS)

Don't stop the car.

lt's a traffic stop. There's. . .

(GRUNTS)

What have we got? Where is she?

MAN 1: We're looking. Check every car.

MAN 2: We lost the target.

Excuse me.

l foolishly gave my umbrella to a friend.

l hope you don't mind if I get close.

Not at all.

Cover all points of interest.

(SlGHS) They lost Angela Petrelli.

l guess someone tipped her.

Or she saw them coming.

She does that, you know.

She's on the lsland of Manhattan.

She has a cell phone. We'll track her signal.

(POWER DRAlNlNG)

(BEEPlNG)

lt won't read my code.

Rebel, Rebel.

(ALARM BLARlNG)

Rebel.

(DOOR UNLOCKS)

(GASPS)

Doctor. Oh, God, wake up. Come on.

Come on, you need to wake up!

Where's Daphne? Come on, get up. You got to wake up.

TRACY: We're getting out of here. Come on, wake up.

Daphne!

Are you okay? We have to get her to the hospital.

She's gonna slow us down. Yeah, then she'll slow us down.

Come on. Up, up, up. She'll slow you down. l'm leaving.

No, no, no. Tracy, wait. We'll all go together.

Open the door!

(THUDDlNG)

(GUNS COCKlNG)

MATT: All clear.

All clear.

So we just walk out the front door?

Yeah. Aren't you glad you waited for us?

lf we get out, l'm not waiting for anyone.

This won't happen again.

lf Strauss does lead you to Rebel,

kill them both.

Chalk it up to self-defense.

(KNOCKlNG AT DOOR)

WOMAN: Do you want me to check any sizes, miss?

No, thank you.

Actually, could you get me a smaller size in this?

Hello, Tracy.

This is one instance where being out for yourself didn't serve you.

You should have stuck with Matt Parkman.

You could've walked right past me and I never would have known.

We did walk right past you.

Then you went on your own, and now here we are.

But I think I can pull this trigger

faster than you can turn me to ice,

but I don't want to take that bet.

l'll take it.

While you were playing Abu Ghraib,

l was trying to make ice in an oven.

This is a breezy 68 degrees, and l've worked up a hell of a cold snap.

Well, like I said, it's a bet l'd rather not take.

(KNOCKlNG AT DOOR)

WOMAN: Everything all right in there, miss?

Oh. Yeah. I know. "No boys allowed,"

but my fiancée is very self-conscious.

Would you mind getting this in a size down, please?

Thank you.

Thanks.

(DOOR CLOSES)

Who is Rebel?

l don't know who Rebel is.

Rebel knows who you are.

He went to a lot of trouble to break you out.

l think he has something in store for you.

l suppose you do, too.

Here's how being out for yourself

can serve you better than it has in the past.

Lead me to Rebel.

How will that serve me better?

Lead me to Rebel and I'll let you go.

You won't have your old life back.

That's gone forever.

But you'll be on the outside, and you'll have a chance.

And if I run?

lf you run or if you kill me and then run,

there won't be another conversation.

lt'll be a big fat "cut to black."

And that'll be it for you.

Help! Help! l need some help.

Orderly! l need a gurney, now!

Matt? Where are we?

Come on, honey, it's fine. You're gonna be okay.

Honey, it's gonna be okay.

Matt, you have to be ready to move.

DOCTOR: Chest wound septic. Prep for surgery!

Ma'am. Can you tell me your name?

Her name's Janice. l'm her husband, Matt.

DOCTOR: This woman's been shot. What the hell happened?

lt was a duck hunting trip upstate. Her family's idea.

And she shoots herself. Just stupid. A clumsy accident.

And her dad's a doctor and patched her up

and said she's gonna be fine, but she's clearly. . . She's not fine.

Okay. Look, look, we have to report

all gunshot wounds to the police.

MATT: This was clearly an accident.

But this clearly was an accident.

l should stick close. Make sure she's okay.

You should stick around. Make sure she's okay.

She is gonna be okay. . .

Look, we'll do our best. Excuse me.

(SPEAKlNG JAPANESE)

"Life from Lifelessness."

(LAUGHS)

No, baby! Bad baby!

(DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES)

You're not from the baby-sitting service.

MALE VOlCE FROM ATM: Are you currently a Federal Bank of Washington,

D.C. customer?

Tracy Strauss, get free access to our savings program.

We'll match 100% of your savings for the first three months.

Get free checking, online banking and more

with Federal Bank of Washington, D.C.

Please wait for your receipt.

Thank you.

Taxi !

Union Station, please.

Taxi.

You know, I thought you said you were going to be late.

Oh, my God.

Hello, Millie.

You look like you've been mugged

and the first thing they stole was your dignity.

Having a bad day.

Let me tell you about my day. lt's been exceptional.

l was detained by people with badges for three hours.

They came pounding on my door right in the middle of my Pilates session

at 10:00 a.m. , had all sorts of questions

about the company l keep, or kept.

So you can understand why l'm not in the mood to be ambushed.

l'm in trouble, Millie.

l know we haven't spoken in some time,

and l'm sure after this morning

you can and are wondering why.

You were never the same after Arthur died.

We all saw it.

l chalked the moodiness and the shoplifting

up to grief. But, good Lord, Angela.

What did you do? ls it pills?

l have dug my sons a very deep hole

and l'm just trying to dig them out again.

And you're here looking for a shovel.

Looking perhaps for a change of clothes,

maybe a car, whatever cash you have on you.

l need to disappear.

You want my advice? No.

Turn yourself in.

Whatever it is you're doing, just stop.

Just because there's a road unfurling in front of you

doesn't mean you have to take it.

Well, sorry to have bothered you.

For what it's worth, it was good to see you.

Wait.

lt's everything l have in my wallet.

lt's, I don't know, a couple hundred dollars.

Thank you, Millie. Enjoy your lunch.

Watercress soup was always a favorite.

l've called the police. They'll be here any minute. Get going.

Mother of Matt Parkman's child, let us explain.

Your baby is in danger.

Who are you?

Do you know that your baby is special?

(DOOR CLOSES)

lt started during the eclipse,

just like it did with his dad.

Are you here about what Matt did?

Yes. We are heroes like Matt Parkman.

He's not a hero. He's a terrorist.

JANlCE: Honey, can you turn on the TV?

MALE REPORTER: A suicide attack on the Capitol Building Good.

by former Los Angeles police officer, Matt Parkman,

was thwarted by federal authorities Tuesday night...

Senator Nathan Petrelli was present...

l came straight home when I saw this on the news.

Matt Parkman wouldn't. Someone made him do that.

Yes. They want everyone to think that we are the terrorists

so they can justify what they're doing.

Diabolical.

"We are the terrorists." You mean like

the people that can read minds or whatever?

l am currently powerless. But Ando. . .

People like us are being arrested.

By who? The government?

Yes. They're rounding us up,

and they're coming for Little Matt.

We were sent to help.

The government is coming for my son?

He is just a baby. He's no threat.

(KNOCKlNG AT DOOR)

That must be the police.

l never called the police.

AGENT: Janice Parkman? Yes.

We have a warrant to bring you

and your child in for questioning.

(SlGHS) I assume this is about my ex-husband.

Yes, ma'am.

Why do you need to question my son?

He's never met his father, and he can't talk.

The warrant is for you and your child, ma'am. ls the child home?

He's at the babysitter's.

l could take you there if you like.

That would be appreciated, ma'am.

Okay. I'll just get my things.

Search the house. What?

Let's go.

Check in there.

OFFlCER: lt's all clear.

(SPEAKlNG JAPANESE)

l'm sorry we couldn't save you, Baby Matt Parkman.

(SCREAMS)

(GROANS)

Can you say, "Yatta"? Yatta.

No? lt's okay.

You convinced them l was Gwen Stefani?

Uh.

Yeah. lt got you a good room, didn't it?

How long have I been out? Two days.

The doctors have been pumping you full

of antibiotics to kill the infection,

but nothing but the best for Gwen.

l thought I was duck-hunting Janice.

The "l'm an idiot with a gun" story?

Who is duck-hunting Janice?

Um, Janice is, uh. . . Janice is my wife.

She was. . . She's my ex-wife.

So the "idiots with the guns" story is true?

Uh, yeah, except no one got shot.

Anyway, I needed a believable back-story, so l. . .

Slotted me into your ex-wife's life.

Yeah. I guess. Yeah.

Why, was that wrong?

(STAMMERlNG) No. lt's just enlightening.

You needed a believable back-story because you and me,

we don't really have one.

Yes, we do.

Do I have clothes? Yeah, they're. . .

Matt, you had a dream that we were married.

So you think that's a reason for us to be together.

Turn around.

We are supposed to be together, and I didn't dream it.

l went on a. . . On a spirit walk.

You got baked in the desert.

That's, uh, not a lot to hang a relationship on.

l'm hanging our relationship on the fact that I love you.

Whatever we had or have, it's all in your head.

l don't wanna be your surrogate Janice.

No, no. You're not. You're. . .

You're not.

lt was nice meeting you, Matt.

And that's the first time l've ever said that

to anybody and actually meant it.

So, it was nice meeting you.

Wait, wait. No. You have to stay.

You gotta stay here with me.

l mean, what if they catch you?

l'm not gonna slow down long enough

for anyone to catch me. Not even you.

MAN ON PA: Westbound metro line now boarding.

Departure in 10 minutes, track 11.

We're sitting next to each other.

l hope you don't mind.

Micah? What are you doing here?

l'm Rebel.

Get over here. What have you gotten yourself into?

l'm helping people, people like us.

l thought we could help together.

Micah, listen. . .

l know you're not my mom, but you don't have anybody else.

ls something wrong?

l didn't know that it was you.

l led them right to you.

Who? You led who?

Wait. You're bait?

l didn't know that it was you.

Doesn't matter who you thought it was.

How could you do that to anybody?

Thought there was a good chance they'd follow you.

l just didn't think that you'd be in on it.

(ALARM BLARlNG) MAN ON PA: Attention, Union Station passengers,

a gas leak has been detected This way.

in our basement food court area.

A station-wide evacuation is in progress.

Excuse me? Ma'am?

Can I help you? Ma'am?

AGENT: She went up here?

Clear, down that hallway.

(TlRES SCREECHlNG)

MAN ON RADlO: Michael, we're going upstairs...

(SlGHS)

MAN ON RADlO: Sending elevator down.

(ELEVATOR STOPS)

(PRESSlNG BUTTONS)

(ELEVATOR STARTS)

(GUNS COCKlNG)

AGENT: Move in.

You must've been a Boy Scout.

What's the Boy Scout motto?

"Be prepared"?

Yeah. Clearly you weren't a Boy Scout.

Because l'm a girl?

Because the first rule of Scout law

is to be trustworthy, and you suck at that.

l know. l'm not proud of myself.

l don't understand you.

You got into politics to protect

the civil liberties of the everyday American.

Oh, God. You read my bio?

l read everything on you. Okay?

l thought that meant l knew you.

l thought that because you look like my mom, that I knew you.

lf I met you earlier in my political career,

maybe l'd be more like my bio,

but l'm not that person, and l'm not your mom.

l know. You're nothing like her.

My mom, who was the everyday American, was a hero.

You're just a politician.

Who are you? Che Guevara?

Che Guevara led a revolution.

This is a rebellion.

So whose side are you on?

And "mine" is not an answer.

(TlRES SCREECHlNG)

(CAR DOORS SLAMMlNG)

Can you tell the sprinklers what to do?

l can tell the fire alarm to tell the sprinklers what to do.

Okay.

Then tell them to make it rain in here.

(ELECTRONlC BEEPlNG)

Find a way out.

Come with me. l can't.

Keep doing what you're doing, Rebel. Go.

And, Micah, stay ahead of the ice.

She said she had a hell of a cold snap.

Any sign of Rebel?

No.

Don't worry, Baby Matt Parkman,

you will see your mother again,

when it's all safe.

She'll be very proud of you.

You've been very brave.

You didn't cry even once.

But if you want to cry, it's okay.

lf you feel like crying, you can.

But when time starts again, you have to be brave.

Yes.

(SPEAKlNG JAPANESE)

MAN ON PA: Your attention, please. Bus 352 to San Bernardino

and Las Vegas is now departing.

Hiro?

Penny for your thoughts.

Since when did you start paying people for their thoughts?

And, more importantly, how did you find me?

You love Paris like I love. . .

Don't.

You got here awfully fast.

How'd you get here?

l flew.

How'd you get here?

l ran on water.

So you're Mr. Concorde now?

You read minds. You don't

fly.

All right. You are flying.

l didn't know you could fly.

l didn't know you could run on water.

l can run on anything,

except air and the vacuum of space.

Otherwise, l'd be living on the moon.

Honey, see that? We are learning new

and intriguing things about each other.

That's the kind of thing you can hang a relationship on.

Wanna go for a ride?

l'll show you Paris like you've never seen it.

Once around the tower.

How high can we go?

As high as you wanna go. You just have to hold onto me.

You really would do anything for me, wouldn't you?

(CHUCKLES) Just say the word.

Then let me go.

What?

We're still in the hospital, aren't we?

And this is all you, in my head,

trying to give me a storybook ending.

Sorry.

Don't be.

l'm not.

But, Matt, you deserve the real thing, not a fantasy.

l just wanted to make you happy.

You did.

Do one more thing for me?

Anything.

Fly me to the moon.

(HEART MONlTOR FLATLlNlNG)

So what do you want to do now?