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Tess!
Take�the�shot!
She's�in�there!
Now!
You�know, maybe�you�should�sleep
instead�of�playing Michael�Phelps�at�dawn.
Come�on, swimming�clears�my�head.
Who�breaks�the�law this�early�in�the�morning?
Please�don't�tell�me you�joined�Homicide
for�its�famously convenient�schedule?
Listen,�I�can't�function on�zero�sleep
and�week-old�Chinese�food.
Hey!
I�need�my�beauty�rest.
Uh,�that's�my�coffee, by�the�way.
You�know, I�asked�for�sugar,
and�you�bring�me�sweetener,
I�have�every�right to�drink�your�double-mocha.
Well,�when�you�figure�out how�to�order�like�a�big�boy,
then�you�get�to�buy�the�coffee.
That�was�your�plan�all�along.
Sure�was.
All�right, so�unis�got�here�08:20.
No�victim, no�signs�of�forced�entry.
There's�a�little�boy�inside...
Hey.
Unharmed.
Did�he�see�anything?
He's�fine,�but�not�talking.
Shelley�took�him to�the�station.
We're�trying�to�contact next�of�kin.
Looks�like�the�victim just�got�home.
Have�we�got�an�I.D.?
Yeah,�Kelly�Chan.
She�put�up�a�hell�of�a�fight.
Good�for�her.
We�got�any�witnesses?
Dog�walker thinks�she�saw�the�husband
take�off�in�their�car.
Blue�four-door�sedan.
We�put�out�a�BOLO.
There's�traces�of�blood on�the�garage�floor.
Attached�entry,
so�nobody�would�have�seen�him put�her�in�the�car.
Hmm...
Any�possible�weapon?
A�mortar?
Could�be a�crime�of�opportunity.
Let's�see�what�the�lab sends�back�on�that.
Ow...
Oof!
You�okay?
You're�distracted�today.
It's�a�headache.
Get�a�statement from�the�dog�walker
and�keep�canvassing,
and�move�fast,�people.
She's�out�there.
Tess,�this�amount�of�blood,
unlikely�she's�still�alive.
And�we're�gonna�treat�it like�she�is.
Uh...
Hey,�you�drive,�Campbell.
All�units,
we�have�a�sighting of�a�blue�sedan,
- license�plate... - Hey,�you�hear�that?
8P881�on�Oak,�approaching...
That's�the�car.
Oak�is�a�block�away.
Let's�go.
There�it�is.
Homicide�4�Alpha.
Subject�vehicle�seen going�west�on�Oak.
Do�we�wait�for�backup?
If�we�do,�we�lose�her.
He's�on�the�run.
Four�Alpha�in�pursuit. Where's�our�backup?
ETA�six�minutes.
Downtown's�a�parking�lot.
Jake!
I'm�trapped.
My�leg...
You�okay?
Yeah,�I'm�okay.
You�good?
Yeah,�I'm�okay. Go.�Go!
Hands! Show�me�your�hands�now!
I�know�you�have�Kelly!
Tess!
Take�the�shot!
She's�in�there!
Now!
Jake!
You�had�him!
What�the�hell�happened?
Anything?
Mm-mm.
And�now?
A�haze.
I'm�afraid�it's�conclusive.
There's�an�enlarging�scotoma in�your�right�eye.
You�said I�would�keep�my�vision.
Leber's�Neuropathy is�unpredictable.
Well,�how�long?
Given�the�state of�your�left�eye?
A�few�weeks�or�so,�maybe�more.
I-I�don't�understand.
I�can�still�see.
And�you'll�always be�able�to�see�something,
lights,�shadows,
but,�Tess,�I�want�to�be absolutely�clear�with�you...
you're�already�clinically�blind.
I'm�sending�you a�low-vision�advisor
to�help�you�adjust.
Her�name�is�Mia, and�she'll�come�to�your�home.
Wow,�it�is�bright.
It's�like�that�tunnel�of�light they�talk�about�when�you�die.
Better?
I�just�need�everything to�go�back�to�normal.
I�have�known�you since�we�were�kids.
You�ain't�never�been�normal.
But�you're�gonna get�through�this...
No,�Matt,�I�let�a�suspect get�away.
He�had�the�victim�in�his�car.
I...
Have�you... told�Jake�about�your�sight?
Come�on,�he's�my�partner,�okay?
I�don't�need�him to�hold�my�hand
when�I�cross�the�street.
Anyway,�I�can�still�see.
A�bit.
Hey...
I,�uh,�brought�you�something that�might�help.
You�clip�on�the�camera,
and�your�phone�connects�you to�a�guide�that�sees�for�you,
describing everything�around�you,
for�a�fee.
What,�like�a�Seeing-Eye�App?
Beats�the�golf�ball on�the�stick.
So�there's�a�few�of�them.
This�one's�EyesUP.
Welcome�to�EyesUP,
the�app�that�pairs�you
with�a�trained�professional
who�sees�for�you,
every�step�of�the�way.
EyesUP.
Call�from�Jake�Campbell.
Call�from�Jake�Campbell.
Call�from�Jake�Campbell.
Call�from�Jake�Campbell.
Thanks,�Brian.
We�will�have�more�on�this�story as�it�develops.
No�news�on�Kelly�Chan,
the�young�mother abducted�yesterday...
Open� "No�questions" .-
Police�are�seeking her�husband
in�connection with�her�disappearance.
You've�matched with�Farris�Welch!
Okay,�Farris.
It's�your�lucky�night.
Oh!
Dial�EyesUP.
EyesUP,�how�may�I...
Oh!�Sorry!
Hello, Miss, EyesUP... Oops!
EyesUP, how�may�I�assist?
Oh,�thank�god.
Um,�look,�I'm-I'm�new,
and�I'm�in�a...
Twist?
I'll�say.
Your�pants�are�inside�out,
which�is�why you�can't�get�them�up.
Nice�facecloth.
Look,�I'm�just�trying to�make�a�fast�exit.
And�a�quiet�one,�too, I'm�guessing?
Your�shoe is�straight�ahead,�12:00.
Jacket�is�five�paces,�3:00.
Your�bra�is�under�his�elbow.
You�two covered�some�ground.
Thanks�for the�colour�commentary.
Admiration,�actually.
Okay,�look,�I... I�had�a�bag.
Oh,�yeah,�yeah,
12:00,�three�paces.
There.
And�you�guys sign�an�NDA,�right?
Oh,�not�to�worry.
Everything an�EyesUP�agent�witnesses
is�strictly�confidential.
- Between�the�sheets... - -so�to�speak.
Am�I�allowed�to�ask�your�name?
Yeah,�it's�Sunny!
Sunny�Patel.
I'm�with�the�New�York�branch?
d Well,�come�on! d
d Well,�come�on! d
d Well,�come�on! d
Call�from�Jake�Campbell.
Call�from�Jake�Campbell.
Call�from�Jake�Campbell.
Jake,�stop�calling.
We�found�the�car.
We're�bringing�in�the�husband.
There�is�blood�in�the�trunk,
and�scratches.
I'm�so�sorry,�Tess, you�were�right.
She�was�alive, and�I�let�him�get�away.
[YesUP�app�chiming�on]
Nice�to�see�you�again!
Okay,�I'm�clipping the�camera�on.
Okay...
good�to�go.
And�listen, this�isn'?
Strictly�business.
Aw...
That's�too�bad.
I�enjoy�a�good�French�exit.
Mostly,�I�help�my�clients buy�bananas.
A�good�day�is�a�trip to�the�doctor's�office.
You're�a�police�officer?
Not�anymore.
It's�personal.
Nothing�to�do�with�you or�the�job.
Look,�I�get�it, you�feel�guilty.
It�was�a�bad�day.
Take�some�time,�see�the�psych,
then�come�back,�do�your�job.
I'm�sorry,
but�I'm�done.
Well...
it'll�take�a�few�days to�put�the�paperwork�through.
I'll�take�my�time,
hoping�you'll�change�your�mind.
I�won't,�sir.
I'm�not�coming�back.
One�more�thing.
The�husband in�the�Kelly�Chan�case,
Mark�Chan,
he's�in�Interview�3.
I�need�you�to�I.D.�him.
There�was�a�glare.
I�couldn't�see through�the�windshield.
I�told�Jake.
Right.
- Tess? - People�are�staring.
Look,�just�get�me to�Interview�3.
It's�around�the�corner.
Veer�right.
Go�straight,�nine�paces.
To�your�right,
nod�and�smile!
Turn�right.
The�door�is�directly�ahead, four�paces.
Here's�the�door,�2:00...
Avery...
Couldn't�stay�away.
On�a�call.
We�don't�like�him.
Yeah,�I�got�that.
We're�looking for�your�wife,�Mark.
We�think�that�you�can�help�us.
Where's�my�son?
Ethan�was�with�Kelly, in�the�house.
I-is�he�okay?
Oh,�you�know�he's�okay
because�you�left�him�there.
Tell�us�what�happened...
Your�son's�just�fine.
He's�fine, there's�not�a�scratch�on�him,
I�can�promise�you�that.
We�can�see that�you�love�your�boy,
but�I�have�to�level with�you�here,�Mark.
We�found�the�car.
I-I�wasn't�driving�it.
You�have�a�history of�infidelity.
Kelly�was�supporting�you,
we�know�that�she�was thinking�of�leaving�you.
So�help�me�out�here,�pal.
Where�were�you?
I�told�you,
I�was�holed�up�in�a�motel with�my�brother,�Justin,
I�was�helping�him�dry�out.
I�fell�asleep,
and�when�I�woke�up, he�was�gone.
Or�Kelly�gave�you�hell about�being�out�all�night,
and�you�snapped.
I�want�a�lawyer.
Get�going,�Chan!
Mark!
Do�you�know�where�my�son�is?
Please,�you... you've�got�to�help�me.
If�you�help�us, I�promise�we�will.
You've�gotta�find�her,
Kelly,�she�has a�heart�condition.
- She�needs�her�medication... - Move�it!
She�needs�her�medication!
Listen,�this�is�important,
did�Mark�recognize�me?
He�looked�straight�at�me...
at�you.
Right�into�the�camera.
He�didn't�recognize�you.
I'm�sure�of�it.
It's�not�him.
What�are�you�talking�about?
His�prints�are�on�the�weapon,
and�in�the�trunk.
We�got�a�witness, a�shaky�alibi...
No,�no,�anybody�could�have used�that�weapon.
The�witness�saw�him from�a�distance.
He�said�he�was�with�his�brother, so�we�gotta�go...
Yeah,�Justin,
who�conveniently�disappeared just�before�the�attack.
It�doesn't�make�sense.
Why�would�a�man
who�killed�his�wife in�the�family�home
drag�her�out�of�it?
His�DNA�is�everywhere.
He�could�have�just�said it�was�an�intruder.
Mark�Chan�is�not�some�kind of�victim�here,�Tess.
That�amount�of�blood suggests�she's�dead,
and�that�he�is�the�killer.
- End�of�story... - You�don't�know�that.
She�could�still�be�alive.
How�can�you�believe�that?
Even�if�you�do�believe�that,
why�are�you�not�here�helping�us?
It's�a�gut�instinct,�okay?
Hey,�you've�trusted�it�before.
Yeah,�that�was�before�you�quit.
Jake,�I...
Look,�I'm�sorry,�okay?
- I... - You�were�going�to�tell�me?
No�problem.
Bennett�beat�you�to�it.
Chan�is�our�guy.
End�of�story.
Unknown�caller.
Unknown�caller...
Hello?
The�thing�is, you�said�that�Kelly�is�alive.
Sunny?
How�did�you�get�my�number?
You're�a�client.
Yeah,�but�EyesUP�agents are�blocked�from...
I've�been�up�all�night looking�at�case�studies.
Why?
Insomnia.
The�amount�of�blood,
it's�unlikely,�but...
she�could�be�alive.
Unlikely�is�alive�in�my�book,
but�Jake�doesn't�agree.
So...�what�do�we�do?
"We"? "We"�don't�do�anything.
I�need�to�verify�Mark's�alibi
so�that�I�can�get�Jake to�keep�searching.
You�need�a�partner.
No,�I�don't,
but�I�do�need a�second�pair�of�eyes.
Mrs.�Chan?
Mrs.�Chan?
You�were�gone for�a�second�there.
I�was�asking�about�your�sons, Mark�and�Justin?
I�need�to�call�Kelly.
Doesn't�she�know what�happened?
Your�phone's�gone,�Claire.
It�went�missing�weeks�ago.
We�have�visitors?
Just�a�few follow-up�questions.
I'm�Tess�Avery.
Of�course.
I'm�Evan.
- Shake�his�hand. - Up.�Left.
Terrible�thing.
This�has�really shaken�us�all�up.
Kelly's�gone,�Claire.
Remember?
My�son�didn't�do�anything.
He�and�Kelly�had�disagreements, but�Mark�loves�her.
We�all�do,�even�Justin.
Have�you�heard�from�Justin recently?
My�memory isn't�what�it�used�to�be.
Thank�you,�Mrs.�Chan.
Let�me�know if�you�hear�from�Justin.
I'm�gonna�need�your�number,
in�case�I�have any�other�questions.
Take�the�number.
Has�Justin�been to�see�his�Mom�recently?
Not�since�we�caught�him stealing.
We�think�he�was�the�one who�took�Claire's�phone.
Thanks.
What�now?
Find�Justin's�phone, find�Mark's�alibi.
Hey,�big�professor.
I�need�you to�track�a�cell�phone.
Sounds�a�lot�like�your�old�job.
I�need�to�catch�a�suspect.
That�sounds exactly�like�your�old�job.
What�the�hell,�Tess? You�quit.
You�can't�just�go chasin.
I'm�not�alone.
She's�got�me.
Meet�Sunny�Patel from�New�York�City.
She's�with�EyesUP...
your�idea.
No,�no,�no,�no,�no,�no,�no.
None�of�this�is�my�idea!
I�didn't�give�you�this�tech s,
I�gave�it�to�you
so�you�could�cross�the�street.
Oh,�don't�worry, I've�got�her�back.
From�New�York?
You're�3,000�miles�away, and�she's�blind!
No,�I'm�not�blind.
Not�quite.
Just�in�complete�denial�then.
Look...
I�need�to�make�this�right,�okay?
The�police�can't�track Justin's�phone
because�he's�using�his�mom's.
I'm�gonna�find�Justin,
and�give�him�to�Jake.
It's�his�case�now.
Give�me�a�name.
Claire�Chan...
she's�the�suspect's�mother...
and�I�need�to�find�his�brother, who's�his�alibi.
I�thought this�was�Jake's�case.
It�is,
but�if�Justin's�hiding�out�here, Jake�will�need�a�warrant,
and�I�don't.
I�just�want to�verify�the�information.
Uh-uh.
No�way.
This�place�is�out�of a�horror�movie.
If�you�could�see�what�I�see...
Luckily,�I�can't.
Let's�go.
Maybe�it's�homier�inside.
Tread�carefully.
You're�going�to�want�to�stick to�your�left.
Relax,�it's�just�pigeons.
Someone's�here.
Stairs�directly�ahead.
Justin,�is�that�you?
Wait...
Wait,�Tess,�Tess!
Justin!
Tess,�you're�moving�too�fast.
Slow�down.
Stop�telling�me what�I�can't�do!
I'm�scared�of�heights.
Are�you�serious�right�now?
Justin!
Careful.
You're�on�a�roof.
It's�locked.
There's�an�old�fire�escape ten�feet�ahead.
And�I�don't�see�any�other�exits.
He's�got�to�be�up�here.
Move�forward�ten�feet.
2:00.
You're�clear.
Now�make�a�slow�turn 360�degrees
so�I�can�get the�lay�of�the�land.
Oh!
He�has�a�gun!
Hey...
I'm�just�looking�for�a�friend.
I�know�a�cop�when�I�see�one.
No�one's�in�trouble�here,�okay?
You�are.
I...
I�just�want�to�know
why�you've�got Justin�C.
He�gave�it�to�me.
Paid�off�a�debt.
Mm-hmm.
You�remember�when?
Right�before�he�OD'd.
Are�we�done?
I'm�calling�911.
We�were�nearly�killed.
Sunny...
no.
I�was�nearly�killed.
I'm�the�one�on�the�roof,
I'm�the�one�in�danger,
'cause�I...
I'm�the�one�who�can't...
can't�see!
Dammit!
I�can't�do�this.
No,�Tess,�Tess!
The�way�you�kept�your�cool?
You�can't�not�do�this,
and�together�we're�even�better.
We�can�do�this...
Stop�it!
Stop�saying� "we"!
You�are�not�responsible for�that�woman.
I�am.
What�is�this�to�you,�huh?
You�called�me�against�policy.
Why?
What�are�you�doing?
I'm�getting�out�of�here.
Careful.
Let�me�help.
No.
Ooh!
You're�afraid�of�heights, remember?
End�call.
You�know,�I�always�say,
being�blind�is�no�excuse to�miss�out�on�a�sunny�day.
Let�me�call�you�back.
Listen,�uh,�Mora,
I�think�Dr.�Fletcher sent�you�here�prematurely,
because�I'm�not�blind,�not�yet.
It's�Mia,
and�I�was�speaking�for�myself, actually.
I'm�blind.
Oh.
Who�was�that�on�the�phone?
A�contact�from�the�morgue.
Ooh,�exciting.
Blind�girl�goes�to�the�morgue!
Hey,�reckon�we�could organize�a�field�trip?
Anything�interesting?
An�I.D.�on�a�victim.
Hmm.
Are�you�usually�this�nosy?
Ah,�I�was�born�curious.
So,�let's�get�to�it�then.
Dr.�F�supplied�you�with�a�cane.
Where�is�it?
I�don't�need�it. I�use�an�app.
Passing?
Yeah,�I�don't�recommend�it.
Passing�for�what?
Passing�as�sighted.
It's�very�common,
but�it's�cheating.
So�you're�worried I'm�gonna�cheat�at�being�blind?
Oh,�so�now�you're�blind.
Look,�you're�not cheating�the�world.
It's�none of�their�bloody�business,
but�you�are�cheating�yourself.
So�let's�give�it�a�go,�yeah?
All�right,�I,�um...
I�travel�with�a�used�cane for�my�clients.
Now,�as�for�your�vision,
I'll�be�straight.
You�may�think�you�can�still�see,
but�most�of what�you're�experiencing
is�edge�induction.
It's�your�brain filling�in�the�blanks,
like�a�missing�puzzle�piece.
So...�I�can't�trust my�own�eyes?
Look,�Tess,
I�know�this�is�hard...
but�think�of�this�as�a�chance to�explore�a�new�world.
There�are�so�many�ways to�navigate,
but�first...
you�need�to�understand the�basics.
Look,�Mia, I�appreciate�your�time,
but�it's�the�21st�Century,
and�we�can�do�better than�a�grubby�stick...
Ow!
Unknown�caller.
Unknown�caller.
Unknown�call...
Hello?
Agoraphobia.
Sunny?
You�asked�me why�I�was�doing�this.
I�have�agoraphobia,
and�the�only�way that�I�can�leave�home
is�through�EyesUP.
Virtually.
My�psychiatrist�calls�it exposure�therapy.
I'd�rather�not discuss�it�any�further,
if�you�don't�mind.
So...
you're�not�the�only�one
whose�life�is�hanging by�a�thread.
Tess?
What�you�do�matters,
and�I�guess�I�got over-invested,
and�that's�why�I�called�you against�policy.
I'm�sorry...
You're�sorry?
But�you're�doing�it�again.
You're�calling�me against�policy.
I�know,
but�how�else�could�I�tell�you that�I'm�sorry?
Together,�we're�better.
Wow.
You�must�be top�in�your�field,�huh?
"What�you�do�matters."
"Together,�we're�better."
What's�next, "You�complete�me"?
I'm�sorry,�what?
Marketing.
You�know, there's�a�lot�of�Patels,
so�I�narrowed�it�down.
Checked�out�your�ad�campaigns.
Sunny�Patel,�New�York�City,
Director�of�Marketing at�Chastain.
I�mean,�I�can't�be�sure, but�the�copy�fits.
Yeah,�that's�me.
I�haven't�done�that�in,�um...
forever.
But�I�mean�it,�Tess.
This...�matters.
Yeah.
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They�I.D.'d�Mark's�brother, Justin.
So�it's�a�dead�end?
You�know,�if�this�was a�true-crime�show,
they�would�stage�a�reenactment just�to�shake�things�up.
Sunny,�this�is�true�crime,
and�reenactments usually�happen�at�the�scene,
but...
All�right.
The�way�the�spatter�pattern lined�up,
she�must've�been�here.
So�that�means
he�was�coming�from...
Ow!
You�okay?
Wait�a�second.
There�were�drawers�open in�Kelly's�kitchen,
but�no�one�had�been�cooking.
You�think�the�attacker
might�have�been looking�for�something?
I�think we�need�to�do�this�right.
I�told�them to�change�the�codes,
but�these�guys
don't�even change�their�socks.
I�never�noticed the�smell�before.
Blood?
Chemicals.
It's�luminol.
How�do�you�ever get�used�to�this?
You�don't.
This�one.
And�this�one.
Do�you�see�anything?
Medication.
Do�you�see�any�knives?
No,�nowhere.
They�must�keep�them hidden�away.
So,�things�got�out�of�hand,
Kelly's�attacker was�looking�for�a�knife.
Not�Mark,�'cause�he�would�know where�they�were.
He�didn't�find�one, he�saw�that�mortar,
and�then�he�came�around...
Whose�medication�is�this?
Mark...
Mark... They're�all�Mark's.
Mark�said Kelly�had�a�heart�condition.
Whoever�took�Kelly
took�her�medication to�keep�her�alive.
Hang�on.
There's�powder�on�the�handle,
which�is�the�same�as�the�smudge on�the�medication�bottle.
A�little�to�your�left.
I�know�this�smell.
Someone�reported�a�break-in.
Uh-oh.
Why�am�I�not�surprised?
Whoever�kidnapped�Kelly knew�about�her�heart�condition.
They�took�her�medication.
Jake,�she�is�alive.
Okay,�all�right,�look.
You�do�not�give�an�inch,�do�you?
You�quit.�You�can't have�it�both�ways,�Tess.
Would�you�just�listen�to�me?
I'm�listening.
Look,�do�you�remember the�Grace�Hennings�case
eight�months�back?
She�was�taken from�her�family�home?
Of�course,�I�remember,�yes.
Okay,�her�medication was�missing.
We�found�traces of�a�white�powder�at�the�scene.
It�could�be�the�same�guy,
keeping�her�alive.
Okay,�even�if that�is�the�case,�Tess,
you�still�have�to�stand�down.
If�anyone�catches�wind of�a�civilian�snooping�around,
the�defense�will�destroy�us.
Are�you�kidding�me?
I�just�found�your�first real�piece�of�evidence!
Then�let�us�do�our�job.
Grace�Hennings�disappeared eight�months�ago
while�her�infant�daughter was�in�the�house.
Like�Kelly, the�kid�was�unharmed.
Any�suspects?
Just�excuses.
Grace�was�a�young,�single�mom.
Most�people�thought she'd�done�a�runner.
You�know, there's�a�l
in�Grace's�file.
Claire's�caretaker,�Evan, has�this�logo�on�his�shirt.
He�works�for�Carehill.
It's�the�city's�largest home-care�outfit.
So,�a�coincidence?
Probably.
I�would�love�to�go�back and�review�that�conversation.
If�you're�in�the�market for�a�thank-you�basket,
I�recommend�Zabar's.
I�have�been�recording.
Recording�what�exactly?
Everything.
Okay,�I've�got the�Chan�house�footage�up.
A�side�table�with�medication,
blood-pressure�monitor,
a�box�of�blue�medical�gloves, a�glass�of�juice...
Wait,�wait,�wait.
You�said�gloves.
That�could�be�the�residue that�I�saw�at�the�Chan�house.
Don't�your�forensic�team wear�gloves?
Police�don't�use powdered�gloves.
That's�a�contaminant.
But�homecare�workers�do.
Evan�should�still be�on�shift�now.
His�address�is�in�the�system.
I'm�just�going�to�take a�quick�look�around.
No,�no,�no.
You�have�to�call�Jake.
Jake�can't�get�a�warrant without�hard�evidence,
and�we�don't�have�any.
If�Kelly�is�alive, then�she�needs�our�help�now.
There's�no.
Looks�like�no�one's�home.
Let's�look�for�a�window around�back.
Walk�straight, about�nine�steps,
then�turn�left around�the�corner.
There's�stairs directly�in�front�of�you.
Two�steps...
right�here.
Oh,�careful.
Directly�in�front�of�you, there's�a�sliding-glass�door.
Yes.�We're�in.
Okay,�it's�a�dining�room.
It's�questionable�taste, two�shabby...
Stop,�stop,�no,�stop.
I�don't�want your�point�of�view,�Sunny,
I�need�to�see.
Mark�a�grid,�left�to�right,
tell�me�every�detail.
Okay.
There's�a�mingey landscape�painting,
a�purple�table�cloth,
There's�a�glass�ashtray,
there's�a�pile�of�newspapers...
There's�something�else that's�on�the�table...
a...�a�lip�balm,�or�a...
I�think�it's�an�inhaler.
Are�you�sure?
I�think�so.
I�heard�a�sound�inside�the�car,
and�I�couldn't�be�sure what�it�was.
It�was�an�asthma�inhaler.
It's�him.
It's�Evan.
Evan�has�Kelly's�medication, he�has�training.
She's�alive.
She's�here.
I'm�not�leaving�her behind�again.
Call�the�station,
and�tell�Jake�I�couldn't�wait.
Wait.�Wait,�Tess, you�can't�go�in�alone.
I'm�not�alone.
I've�got�you.
Five�steps�ahead, there's�a�dinner�table...
and�on�it, on�the�far�left�corner,
there's�the�asthma�inhaler.
At�the�table.
It's�three�steps�ahead.
Right�there.
It's�underneath�the�table.
It's�a�gun?
Okay...
straight�down�the�hallway.
You're�in�a�living�room.
Pan�right.
There's�a�doorway.
It's�dark.
Turn�right.
There's�stairs directly�in�front�of�you.
Careful.
Step�down.
There's�a�wall�in�front�of�you.
Turn�right�180�degrees.
Now�turn�left.
Open�doorway�directly�ahead.
The�hallway�is�empty.
Left.
The�TV's�on.
No�one's�here.
Left�again.
There's�nothing�here.
No,�this�doesn't�make�sense.
My�steps�don't�add�up.
two,�three,�four...
No,�the�exterior�walls are�mismatched.
Do�you�hear�that?
It's�hollow. It's�not�an�exterior�wall.
There's�something�behind�it.
What�is�this?
It's�a�fridge.
Whoa...
it's�on�wheels.
It's�a�door.
There's�a�deadbolt,
two�inches�up�to�your�left.
Kelly?
- Oh,�my�god! - Is�that�you?
It's�okay.
I'm�po... It's�gonna�be�okay.
I'm�going�to�get�you out�of�here.
You�need to�get�us�both�out�of�here.
Both?
Grace?
He�said�he'd�kill�my�baby.
I've�seen�your�baby, she's�okay.
It's�him!
It's�Evan!
Shh!�It's�okay.�Shh!
Grace...
when�you�hear�him coming�around�the�corner,
- I�need�you�to�scream,�okay? - Okay.
I'm�going�to�be�out�there, I'.
Tess!�Tess,�there's�a�crutch right�in�front�of�you.
It's�metal, and�it�looks�heavy.
Okay.
Sunny?
Tess?
Tess,�can�you�hear�me?
Tess!
Grace,�you�okay?
Evan,�help�me, I�can't�see!
Where�are�you? Say�something.
Okay,�just�hang�on, I'm�coming!
Come�here.
No!
No!�No!
Don't!
Shh!�Quiet!
He�has�a�knife.
You�abducted�Grace
while�you�were�taking�care of�her�uncle,�didn't�you?
Just�like�Kelly.
Oh...
Oh,�you've�done�very�well.
I�know�you've�got�my�gun.
Put�it�on�the�ground.
Okay,�I'm�putting�the�gun on�the�floor.
Tess? Tess,�I�have�no�image!
I�need�light.
Dial�last�call.
She's�clear!
You�got�him.
You�won.
More�like�a�draw.
I'm�the�one
who�let�him�get�away in�the�first�place,�so...
Ah,�you�barely�winged�him this�time.
Can�we�not�talk�about�this?
Dammit,�Tess,�just�come�back.
I'll�grow�up and�buy�the�coffee.
I�can't,�Jake.
What�are�you not�telling�me�here?
Look,�I�think�you�need to�get�over
missing�this�damn�shot.
Look,�you�got�Kelly�back.
We... I�need�you�back.
I'm�sorry.
This�was�in�the�hallway.
Someone�left�you�a�gift.
Uh...�hey,
apology�IPA?
I've�been�an�ass.
You�were�right,
I've�got�to�re-think�my�life.
You've�always�been a�bit�of�an�ass.
Come�here.
So,�are�you�going to�open�this,�or�what?
Uh,�yeah.
What�the...
What�is�this?
Ooh!
Yeah,�that's�more�like�it.
Where's�this�from?
Mia.
It's�beautiful,
but�I�don't�need�it.
I�have�Sunny.
d There's�something in�the�shadows d
d Cuts�you�like�an�arrow d
d There's�something in�the�shadows d
d This�fire�in�your�blood d
d Hanging�from�that�hope d
d But�everybody�knows d
d There's�something in�the�shadows d
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