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Previously, on Criminal Minds...

We appeal to him...

Do not hurt any more people.

He killed those people
because of something I said.

That is part of the job.
Tell me now if you can do it or not.

Jordan?

He just killed his entire family.

Is this my fault?

No way.

I'm not sure I can do this job.

Oh, it's up there, on the right.

Come on, son, it's time.

I know you're awake.

What's wrong?

Nothing.

There's something on your mind.
Tell us what it is.

What if she doesn't like me?

Let her get to know you.

There's no rush.

Is that really what
you're worried about?

Do I have to meet her this way?

We've been talking about
this moment your whole life.

I know.

Baby, look at me.

You're almost 10.

You're becoming a man.

I love you.

I love you, too.

Come on.

What was it?

Hey.

Excuse me.

Uh-oh. This isn't good.

We have a request from Alabama.

Have everybody meet in the conference room.
I'll be there in 10 minutes.

A husband and wife were murdered at
their home while they were sleeping.

Their 10-year-old
daughter went missing.

I gotta call you back.

When were the bodies discovered?

- What was the time of death?
- Less than an hour ago.

8 hours. Approximately 1 AM.

I know this isn't a serial.

You're right. Most abducted
children don't survive

past the first 24 hours.

Dave.

What's going on?

We got a missing 10-year-old girl,
home invasion.

Parents were killed in their sleep.

8 hours and counting.
Where's our clock?

I'll find Morgan and Reid and
tell them we're on the move.

Good. Wheels up in 30.

You need your go bag.

Jordan?

Right.

Right.

Please let me go.

Let me go. I won't tell.

Please.

It's OK.

We talked about this.

Are you... are you thirsty?

Please don't hurt me.

It's only water.

Can I decide now?

It's up to you.

I'm gonna call you...

Elena.

Winston churchill said,

"There is no doubt that
it is around the family

"and the home that all the
greatest virtues of human society

are created, strengthened,
and maintained."

We got the uplinks of
the crime scene photos.

This is Geoff and Nancy Hale.
Both their throats were cut.

Nothing. Any evidence of abuse?

Slitting someone's throat
is quick and efficient.

That's because the real
target was down the hall.

She has a name.

What?

She's not "the target,
" her name's Cate.

She's 10 years old.

All right.

Amber Alert in effect?

Since 7 AM this morning.

With the unsub's head
start he could be anywhere

within a 400-mile radius.

Make sure that they're
casting a wide enough net.

Who discovered the bodies? Got it.

Jim Scheuren,
Cate's biological father.

He was supposed to take
her for the weekend.

The police don't
consider him a suspect.

We'll want to talk to him anyway.

We're also going to need a list
of registered sex offenders

in a 20-mile radius.

What's the makeup of the
Hales' neighborhood?

Mostly white and middle class.

We'll need aerial views
of the neighborhood.

If Madison County doesn't have them,
talk to Garcia.

Dave, you and Morgan
go to the crime scene.

The rest of us will get up
to speed at the precinct.

Bo Whitaker.

David Rossi.

I recognize you from the TV.

Derek Morgan.

Bo Whitaker. Pleased to meet you.

Point of entry's around back.

Now, the neighbors didn't
see or hear anything.

And the dogs lost the
scent almost immediately.

Not hard to target
a family out here.

Even in broad daylight.

Walk 5 feet off the track,

man could get lost for days.

So, he had plenty of privacy

to watch what he was really after.

I prefer cities.

You can see them coming.

Nothing very sophistiCated.

Knocked off the pane
to unlock the door.

Do you think the girl's dead?

Depends on what he took her for.

The Hales' neighborhood
is a series of rural roads

and one-block streets.

How far to a main thoroughfare?

A little over 3 miles.

So he didn't come
upon Cate by accident.

-Sheriff Bates.
- Yes.

Is Cate's father here yet?

He's on his way.

Let me know the
second he gets here.

I told you, we already
checked out his alibi.

He's not good for this.

I know, but he might know who is.

All right.

Is that the autopsy report?

Listen, about the plane...

Oh, that's already forgotten.

Find anything in Cate's room?

That's what's weird.

There's no sign of struggle.
It didn't even look like

she tried to get out
of bed in a hurry.

Her parents' throats were cut.

If there was the
element of surprise,

they might not have
had time to scream.

Both of them?

What are you looking for?

The neck wounds...

Something's off.

I'm the unsub.

I kill Geoff Hale first.

He presents the biggest threat.

But how do I do that
without waking Nancy

who's sleeping right next to him?

No ligature marks.
Neither one was tied down.

And no defensive wounds, either.

Geoff Hale... cause of death
was a single deep, smooth cut

that severed the carotid artery.

And Nancy?

Nancy Hale... death was caused by
a series of jagged, shallow wounds

that punctured the carotid artery.

There's more than one unsub.

You're sure?

He was either able to restrain
Nancy while he killed Geoff,

or she woke up, which means
she would have screamed.

At which point,
Cate would have woken up.

Either way, we're looking
at multiple unsubs.

So, things are worse
than we thought.

Yes and no.

Cate's chances of
survival just got better.

How do you figure?

Two unsubs change the dynamics.

What do you mean, dynamics?

They spent more time with her.

Yeah, Prentiss has the same theory
based on the autopsy report.

Right. We're about to
speak to Cate's father.

Stay at the scene.
I'll call you the second I'm out.

Dad's in there.

Sheriff, alert your men.
We may be looking at a team.

I'll get it on the wire.

How's the father?

Between you and me,

I've cleaned up bar fights smell
better than he does right now.

Mr. Scheuren.

I'm Aaron Hotchner.
I'm with the FBI.

Can I get you anything? Coffee?

No, no. I can answer
your questions.

Do you know if your ex-wife and
her husband have any enemies?

No.

I mean, I don't know.

I don't... I don't know. I...

What about Cate? Has she talked
about anyone new in her life?

She's a normal kid, you know?

She... meets people all the time.

This would be an adult,

possibly a white male.

He might be an authority
figure to her.

The reason that I ask is
that given the location

of your ex-wife's house,

we think someone has
targeted Cate specifically.

Uh... sorry.

Well, is there anything
that you can think of

that might be helpful?

We like to go to the movies.

There's a new, uh,
multiplex at the mall.

How often to you see Cate?

I have visitation every 2 weeks.

Do you keep to that schedule?

The reason that I ask is that,
right now, time is of the essence.

What's that supposed to mean?

With all due respect, sir,

it means that if you can't
add to my knowledge of Cate,

my time is better
spent somewhere else.

I'll keep you posted
with any developments.

- Agent...
- Yes?

there's one thing...

Hold on a second. I'm right here.

Hotch, I got it.

OK, bring it with you when
you come to the station.

Thanks.

What's going on?

Cate Hale has epilepsy,
and whoever abducted her

didn't know to take the medicine.

And the primary cause
of seizures is stress.

I know, dad. Remember what I said.

Just concentrate. He shouldn't
even realize you're there.

I know.

Go ahead.

Chin up. This isn't something
you learn overnight.

I'm ready now.

You need to master it here first.

Now try it again.

No, no! Don't touch her.

What's wrong with her?

Can you hear me?

She's sick. Don't go near her.

She's no good.

We have to do something.

You're right.

We don't kill young girls.

This is my family.

Then you kill her.

Help! Help!

Somebody! Aah!

Her father's with her.

She's been in and out
of consciousness,

but her vitals are stable.

Any sign of sexual assault?

We haven't tested yet.
We wanted to give her time to process.

May we speak with her?

You should know, seizures often
come with retrograde amnesia.

She might have holes in her memory.

Prentiss, you should do this alone.

OK.

Thanks, Sheriff.

Mr. Scheuren, hello.

I'm Agent Emily Prentiss,
from the FBI.

I would like permission to
speak with your daughter.

OK.

I'm sorry, I'd like to
do it alone if possible.

Why?

I need to ask her
certain questions,

and sometimes,
it's easier for a girl

to answer those questions
when there are no men present.

- Daddy.
- I'm her father.

Please?

All right, baby.

I'll be right outside.

Thank you.

Hey, Cate.

My name's Emily.

I'm so sorry about your
mom and your stepdad.

I'd like to ask you some questions

so we can find out who did this.

Is that OK?

Yeah, it's OK.

The doctor told me that if the
paramedics hadn't been alerted

to her epilepsy,
she might not have made it.

You helped save her life.

You seen this kind of thing before?

Unfortunately.

And kids come out of it OK, huh?

It'll take time.

And patience.

She's going to need you.

Yesterday would have been
the first time I'd seen her

in a month and a half.

A colleague of mine
asked me the other day

how my son was enjoying the
Christmas present he got for him,

and I had to make up an
answer because I didn't know.

I think I'll get that
cup of coffee now.

The police sent the blanket
and Cate's clothing

to be processed.

Good.

Garcia.

Oh, Captain, my Captain.

I need a list of crimes
involving partners

within a 90-mile radius of Harvest

in the last 2 years.

All crimes?

Anything. Violent crimes,

Break-ins,
whatever's in the system.

I need to be able to
show Cate some mugshots.

You got it. One scumbag
yearbook coming up.

So you think they're local?

They dumped Cate 84
miles from her home.

The Sheriff who found her didn't
think that she'd been there long.

With the unsubs' head start,
they should have been long gone.

So we're zeroing in on them.

Possibly.

Then what's wrong?

I don't know why
they left her alive.

I'm going to do what's
called a cognitive interview.

It's as much about
the things you sensed

as the things you saw.

I'm scared.

I know. That's OK.

I'm right here with you.

I'm here all the way.

Now, I need you to close your eyes.

OK.

What is the first
thing you remember?

It's cold.

You're outside?

Who's there?

A man. He told me to...

keep quiet.

What is he doing?

He's holding my hand. It hurts.

He's waiting for something.

What does he look like?

I don't want to be here.

He can't hurt you, I promise.
I'm right here.

Tall. Dark hair. Old.

Old? Old like me?

Old like my dad.

Is anyone else there?

Someone's coming! Emily!

Emily! Emily, help me!

Open the trunk!

Please, help me!

OK, it's OK. I'm right here.

I promise you he cannot hurt you.

It's OK.

It's OK.

So he put you in the
trunk of the car?

Open the trunk!

No!

How long were you in there?

I don't know. Not long.

10 minutes.

Was the ride bumpy or smooth?

It was smooth.

I wanted to scream,
but no sound would come out.

It's OK.

So the car stops,

and they open the trunk.

What do you hear?

Wind. Wind through the trees.

And what do you smell?

Cooking.

Are you inside now?

They've taken my shoes off.

That's so you won't run.

I want you to look
down at your feet

and tell me what
you're standing on.

Carpet.

I'm in a little room.

With clothes and
tinfoil all around me.

What else?

I... I hear bells.

What kind of bells?

Small.

Like a fairy.

Every time they ring,
the man says something to the boy.

The boy?

He's standing right next to you.

How old is he?

I'm 9.

Almost 10.

Puyule, come here.

His parents want me
to play with him.

His parents?

Emily, I don't want to go.

I don't want to go.

No! Don't make me go!

Emily, no! Emily!

- Shh, shh, shh.
- Emily!

It's OK, I'm right here.

It's OK. It's OK.

Cate, open your eyes.

You did a really good job.

OK.

Mr. Scheuren, you have an
incredibly strong little girl.

Did he touch her?

No, no. Not in that way, no.

Thank God.

She was taken by a family.

A family?

Parents and a little
boy about her age.

They took her from her house

In a car and then into an RV.

A short ride on a road

and then into a wooded area.

She say anything else?

She said the mother
called the boy Puyule,

which I think is a Romanian
term of endearment.

I know I used to hear it when
my mom was posted overseas.

Get Rossi and Morgan on
the closest RV parks.

OK.

What are we looking at here?

I have no idea.

Most people pay in cash.
We don't have much in the way of records.

Ma'am, this was a family...

mother, father, small boy.

They would have kept to
themselves and then left abruptly.

You just described
most of my business.

The son wouldn't have
mingled with other children.

He would have been tightly
guarded by his parents.

Sorry. I wish I could help.

The family we're talking
about is Eastern European.

They may have spoken some
foreign words to each other.

They in some kind of trouble?

You remember them.

Well, you can imagine

I don't get a lot of people
speaking foreign around here.

What can you tell us about them?

Not much. The husband
was real businesslike.

Wife was nice, pretty.
Son was quiet.

You didn't take down a
license or a credit card?

Left in the middle of the
night and never came back.

And I wouldn't have
thought twice about it

if I didn't have to clean up the
campsite from all the glass.

Glass?

All over the ground.

Almost like they did it on purpose.

Can you show us where they parked?

I told you, you're not
gonna find nothin'.

I cleaned it up.

Well, thank you.

Mm-hmm.

Jordan was right, you know,

on the plane.

What are you talking about?

Well, we hide behind language.

We don't talk about
the ugliness we see.

Rossi, we talk about it every day.

No. We talk facts.

Signature, MO, pathology.

What are you getting at?

We're working a case where a family

is grooming their son to kill.

They're not just murdering people.

They're stealing children,
poisoning minds.

Where's the horror?

We can't do this job
if we let it get to us.

Exactly.

Derek.

Is it a match?

Which means the RV
park owner was right.

They spread it on purpose.

So everything they do
is part of some ritual.

Have you ever seen
anything like this before?

A family that ritualizes killing
together? Definitely not.

You know, if the
family speaks Romanian,

the spreading of the
glass makes sense.

It's an Eastern European
superstition for good luck.

So they're Romanian.

We already knew that.

Not just Romanian.
We're talking about people

that are highly superstitious
and obsessed with ritual.

Romany.

- Romany?
- Gypsies.

More accurately, someone

who has perverted Romany culture.

Call Garcia.

They're tight-knit and
nomadic like our unsubs,

but not usually prone to violence.

Hiya, baby.

Hey, baby girl, we need to talk.

PG or NC-17?

You're on speakerphone.

I charge extra for groups.

We need you to run through crimes similar
to the Hale murders in the last 2 years.

Oh, I already did that. Zip.

Go back even further, Garcia.

Cross-reference against
any small towns

that have had reports
of petty theft

associated with waves of Romany
populations entering the area.

- Romany?
- Gypsies.

As in, "Gypsies,
tramps, and thieves"?

Exactly.

Oh, bless you all
for turning my life

into a Cher song.
You'll have it nearly immediately.

You're the best.

You need to get your men
together, right now.

Why is that?

'Cause whatever ritual these
people are trying to play out,

we know Cate Hale
didn't fit their needs.

Which means they'll
have to try again.

It's too soon.

He turns 10 in a week.

It's not safe.

You see one you like?

She's a fine choice.

The unsubs we're looking
for are a family.

A father, a mother, and a son,

approximately 10 years old.

We believe they're
of Romanian descent.

The family travels in an RV,
but they also have another vehicle

that they use to go back and forth
between campsites and cities.

We need you to call every
RV park in the area.

Alert the owners to be on
the lookout for a family

that fits this description,
as well as a campsite

that might have broken
glass scattered around.

The breaking of the glass

and the discarding of Cate Hale,

because of her epilepsy,
leads us to believe

that these are highly
superstitious people

and that they are playing
out a very specific ritual.

The focus of this ritual
is the young girls.

Do we know why?

No. But we do know,
from the location

of Cate Hale's house,

that they don't come across
these girls by accident.

They study.

They hunt.

Cate's father said that she
liked to go to the movies

at their local multiplex.
That's a good place to start.

Also look at the parks, malls.

Concentrate on those
that are an easy drive

from the RV parks you locate.

This family is out there

and they're looking
for their next victim.

You guys need to see this,
right now.

Excuse us.

What's going on?

Garcia, you still there?

Present.

Explain what you got.

OK, I went ahead and
went further back,

looking for similar cases,

and I made the search national.

All these are hits?

Yeah. There's 30 of them.

They go as far back as 1909.

Rapid City, South Dakota, Taos,
New Mexico, Gary, Indiana.

My map is lit up like
a Christmas tree.

All these girls were abducted
and had their parents killed?

The time between the
kills was long enough,

and the regions of the
country so spread out,

that it never showed up as serial.

What the hell is this?

I don't know,

But it looks like it's been
going on for generations.

Reid and I will check inside.

We've doubled our
highway patrol shifts

and we've got roadblocks
at every county line.

Is there a picture on the wire?

I pulled one out of
her bedroom myself.

They're bound to have hours on us.

They didn't travel
that far last time.

The past killings
have been years apart.

We got lucky with Cate Hale.

Her epilepsy saved her life.

If this new girl fits
the unsub's need,

we might have lost our window
to catch them, for years.

This is what I don't get.

In both this house
and the Hales' house,

the girls' bedrooms were
closest to the exit.

I mean, the unsubs actually
had to go out of their way

to kill the parents before
abducting the girls.

I think it was a countermeasure.

What do you mean?

They've been doing this for years

And they've never been caught. Why?

They disappear in
the dead of night,

they have a headstart on the cops,

and they don't kill
again for years.

Exactly. When I was a cop,
I would get 10 calls a day

from parents in child abductions.

Now, as sad as that is,
if the families didn't stay on you,

at a certain point, other cases
would just start taking priority.

So what are they doing
with these girls?

Yeah, what do you got, baby girl?

Are you sitting down?

You're not gonna believe this.

What's wrong?

I think I know what they were doing

with the girls.

Garcia got a hit on a hair fiber

in the blanket the unsubs
used to wrap Cate Hale.

So what's the problem?

It belonged to Kathy Gray.

Why does that name sound familiar?

She went missing in 1971,
after her parents

were murdered.

So you're telling me this little
girl is now one of our unsubs?

That's what it looks like.

Call Hotch. Tell him and
Prentiss not to come here

and to meet us at the station.

You OK?

Yeah. I just need to
build a thicker skin.

You don't need to do
anything you don't want to.

You understand?

So these little girls got abducted

and later kidnapped other girls
and killed their families?

I think that's why these unsubs

pick girls the same age as the boy.

What do you mean?

They're making wives.

It's OK.

I know what you're going through.

I understand.

I really do.

Come here. I'm going to
take this off you now.

OK?

Ahh.

Ohh... ohh...

Come here.

I want my mommy.

No, no, no, everything's OK.

You're a part of something now.

I was just like you.

Mm-hmm.

A working theory, from 1971,

was that a transient killed the
family and abducted Kathy Gray.

Then all the leads went cold.

How do you watch your
family get murdered

and then make a life with
the people who did it?

It's Stockholm Syndrome.

You adapt or die.

And now she's training
her son to be a murderer.

At a certain point,
once traditions are handed down,

generation after generation,
there is no right or wrong.

You simply accept the
way the world works.

The Romany are a closed society.

The unsub simply twisted
and distorted traditions

to become entirely insular.

Abduction of the children
keeps the bloodline pure,

and killing the parents ensures that
people eventually stop looking for them.

We got a report of an RV on
fire about 20 miles from here.

Dave, you, Reid,
and Morgan go check it out.

Garcia, I need you to digitally
alter Kathy Gray's photograph

to simulate what she
would look like today.

Consider it simulated.

Thanks.

It was started less than an hour ago,
so they can't be far.

It looks like they
left almost everything.

The got the girl they wanted.
They're starting over.

Look at the clothes.

Most of them still have
the store sensors on them.

So how'd they get them
past security scanners?

- Tinfoil.
- Excuse me?

Cate Hale remembers
being locked in a closet

surrounded by clothing and tinfoil.

Shoplifters use tinfoil to line their
bags and negate security alarms.

Makes sense. A lot of
Romany make their living

as petty thieves.

It also explains the
bells she heard.

Cate says she remembers
hearing the sound of bells,

followed directly by the father

talking to the son.
I think that's probably

what the mannequin's for.

School of the 7 bells.

You dress a mannequin,
you line a suit with 7 bells.

If you can pick his pocket
without a bell ringing,

you're ready to work a crowd.

So we know how they
make their money.

That's not all we know.

These unsubs are guided
entirely by ritual.

They abducted Lynn Robillard
and killed her family

in an area that they knew was
surrounded with police and the FBI.

They had to. They can't deviate.

We also know that
they're starting over.

Which means they're
gonna need some money.

Where's the closest shopping mall?

About 15 miles from here.

Hey, Hotch, we know
where they're going.

Focus on the high-end department stores.
They're bigger targets.

Mom.

Is this you?

Ma'am!

Hold it! Police!

Set those bags down, right now.

Kathy Gray! Take that woman!

I said put the bags down.

Cuff her.

Let's go.

What's wrong?

They've been stealing for years

and they never get caught.

This was too easy.

Kathy, I can't help you

if you're not going
to be honest with me.

I already told you, I killed them.

Yes. All by yourself.

- Well, I know that's not true.
- It is.

How did you do it?
How did you abduct a child

and control two adults while
you slit their throats?

Oh, come on, you know she's
not responsible for this.

I know we have a string of bodies,

and she knows where her
husband and son are.

You are the victim here.

No, she's not.

She killed innocent people.

Her family was murdered.

And now she's killing
other people's.

Kathy, this is not your fault.

My name isn't Kathy.

It's Sylvia.

No, it isn't.

Your name is Kathy Gray.

And you were a
beautiful little girl.

Your mom and dad were murdered
and you were kidnapped.

Do you recognize yourself there?

- I'm sick of this!
- You see?

Then leave us alone!

Where are your husband and son?!

Look at me, Kathy.
Don't listen to him.

They stole your life.

Let me help you get it back.

That little girl is
better off with my son

than any man she could
meet in your society.

I'm sure you raised him very well.

Tell me about your own mother.

I've already told you everything.

I killed them, all by myself.

How's it going so far?

They're trying to crack her by reminding
her of the girl she used to be.

I hope this good cop/bad
cop routine works.

If her family gets away,

we've lost that
little girl forever.

You're lying.

- Kathy...
- My name isn't Kathy!

Yes, it is.

Your name is Kathy Gray.

You're from Vienna, Virginia.

Tell me where your
husband and son are

so I can help you
get your life back.

- Want to see what you did?
- Hey, don't show her those.

If she killed them herself,
she can see it again.

Serial killers like to
relive their crimes.

Did you know that?

This is Geoff Hale.

He died from a strong,
decisive cut.

I think that was your husband.

Nancy Hale, her wound
was more tentative.

This was your son, right?

I'm sure by the time he teaches
his own son how to kill,

- OK, stop...
- his hand will be steady.

This is the Robillard family.

Kathy, you don't
have to look at that.

Do you want to see some more?

I don't know what that is.

Then look closely!

You don't recognize your
own mother and father?

Oh, please...

See? This is the tentative
cut your future husband made

while he slit your mother's throat.

Where are your husband and son?

Cate Hale is only alive

- because of you, Kathy.
- Isn't that...

your... your husband
wanted to kill her,

- No.
- and you didn't.

How does that make you feel?

To know that he was willing to kill

that little girl?

That he would have been
willing to kill you, too?

They murdered your family, Kathy,

and they took you in,
but you were never really one of them.

No.

You were just a breeder.

I won't betray my family.

Your little boy is only 10.
There is a chance

he could get out of
custody when he's 18,

but that's only if we get to him.

I love my family.

- She's ready.
- Then tell us where your son is

and we can all help him together.

Scott Woodland, Zander Blanchard...

OK, come on, give her a second.

Max Estep,

Chip Jackson.

I don't know who those people are.

It's a list of every known
fence in Huntsville.

And you're gonna tell us who
your husband took the goods to.

Coles Rudzinski, Pete Shernit,

Come on, give her a minute
to do the right thing.

Matt Thorne, Brent Woodhouse...

- OK, I can't stop him, Kathy.
- This is it.

This is your last chance
to make things right.

Kevin Everson, Mike Fenner,

- Stop!
- Morris Collins...

- OK.
- Morris Collins.

I won't tell you.

You just did.

The boy's not with him.

Where are the children?

I'll only tell you if
you let me see my son.

FBI! Hands in the air!

Hands in the air!

Get on your knees!

Down on the ground! Now!

You know, we got a long list of
girls to go through with you.

In history, warriors invaded towns,

killed the men, women, and boys,

but kept the girls for themselves.

You exist because your ancestors

did what was needed
for you to survive.

Get him out of here.

You'll never find my boy!

We already have.

Come on, come on.

Kathy.

It's just you now.

You got to be strong.

I love you, Puyule.

Nu le spunelor despre furititai.

What did you tell him?

OK, Kathy, no.

Sheriff, get that videotape.
We need to get it to a translator.

You got it.

The translation should
be here in a few minutes.

Good.

The little girl's aunt and uncle

are on their way
here from Birmingham.

They'll be here in a few hours.

And also, I...
I just spoke with JJ.

She'll be at her desk by the
time we get back to Quantico.

She has 3 more weeks
of maternity leave.

I know, but she's dying to be back.

And, honestly, I'm...

ready to get back to
counter-terrorism.

It's... where I'm needed.

They're lucky to have you.

May I say something?

Sure.

This team is like a family.

And families take on the
traits of their leaders.

You don't show much emotion.

Meaning what?

I've sat at JJ's desk

and I've looked at some of the
worst things I've ever seen

just trying to do half her job.

I hope you don't
take her for granted.

I don't.

We got the translation.

What did she say?

"Don't tell them
about your brothers."

How many brothers do you have?

Mario Puzo wrote,

"The strength of a family,
like the strength of an army,

is in its loyalty to each other."

You're almost 10.

You're becoming a man.

Are you ready?

I love you, Puyule.

I love you, too.