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Coulson: Previously on
"Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D."...

Tell us about Cybertek
and the Deathlok program.

- Mike Peterson's alive.
- They did something to him.

[screams]

GH-325 ... Agent Coulson
was injected with that,

and literally minutes later,

his wounds showed signs
of cellular regeneration.

Fury went to dangerous lengths
to keep this under wraps.

We can't share this with anyone,
for their safety and ours.

Woman: Encrypted line secure.

Agent Melinda May. Update log 93.

Coulson knows.

1x16 - "End of the Beginning"

[beep]

Woman: Agent John Garrett, confirmed.

[beep]

Agent Antoine Triplett, confirmed.

Well, it's no four seasons.

Well, as safe houses go, it's not bad.

- Phuket didn't even have mattresses.
- Yeah, but Cairo had

thousand-thread-count sheets,
with that sateen finish.

Hey, be careful what you
get used to. [cork pops]

Dig out that sat phone and
get Coulson on the line.

I want to run down

through the list of
potential candidates with him.

You really think the
Clairvoyant was on the index?

Rejected off the index.
Possibly.

Just hope it's not the amazing Kreskin.

[chuckles]
I used to love that guy.

- Who?
- Area 3, breach.

[alarm buzzing]

- Aah!
- Hit him with an icer!

[groans] What the hell?

He's not going down!

[glass shatters]

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You realize, Agent Coulson,
they have these things

- called teleconferences now.
- Nice to see you, too, Agent Hand.

Thank you all for coming
on such short notice.

A little unconventional
meeting this way, isn't it?

Oh, from the reports I've read,
"unconventional" seems to be

Coulson's middle name these days.

Fight breaks out, let me take Blake.
He's coy but scrappy.

I'll explain everything as
soon as we hit 50,000 feet.

This way.

Cruising altitude reached, bearing
90 degrees just over the North pole.

- Thank you.
- Apologies for the song and dance,

but we brought you here as a precaution.

- A precaution against what?
- The Clairvoyant.

If there is someone out
there who can read minds,

at least up here, we're as
far away from him as possible.

Garrett: Figure maybe
the Northern lights

will knock a few bars
off his psychic wi-fi.

Coulson, you know S.H.I.E.L.D.'s
stance on psychics ... they don't exist.

- Are you suddenly a believer?
- Not definitively.

But I had a recent
experience with an Asgardian

who could bend people's
will with her voice.

Forced me to open my mind, so to speak.

Garrett: All we know for sure
is the Clairvoyant's

been a step ahead of us,
stealing plays from our playbook.

And it's pissing me off.

I take it you've all read
Agent Garrett's latest report.

The hit on the safe house.
Mr. Peterson's alive and kicking.

- We call him Deathlok.
- It was the project's code name.

Agent Garrett and I have been
tracking him the last few weeks.

And we think the Clairvoyant's
super-soldier bodyguard

came after us for a reason.

- We're getting close.
- To what? His identity?

We've narrowed the
list to 13 candidates.

Narrowed it how? From what?

Agent Garrett
has been taking a second look

at S.H.I.E.L.D.'s gifted
index, specifically the rejects.

Garrett: Individuals S.H.I.E.L.D.
interviewed who are believed

to have psychic abilities
but were ultimately dismissed.

So you think we've encountered
the Clairvoyant before.

Think how many cases we've
encountered across the globe,

how many cases we vetted.

- It's more than possible. It's probable.
- I need more coffee.

Let's assume what you're
saying is possible. What then?

If we're going up
against an actual Clairvoyant,

how do you suggest we combat that?

By compartmentalizing the information.

A member of my team is an expert
at pattern recognition and analysis ...

finding needles in haystacks.

She'll prioritize the candidates
on Garrett's list, locate them,

then pair us off into random teams.

That way, only one person knows
the full scope of the mission.

You do understand that this
person you're referring to ...

she'd need to be a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent
to be granted that level of access.

I'm glad you brought that up.

Guys, I swear, I am fine.

How much blood are you gonna
draw before you believe me?

Your recovery ... it's
honestly quite unbelievable.

- Strange.
- We know Coulson had a very

different recovery experience,
so we understand why he's hesitant

- about sharing our findings with others.
- Yeah, but something like this drug ...

it needs to be studied.
Has the potential to save so many lives.

We'd like to send a
blood sample of yours

to some colleagues
to do a molecular breakdown.

Maybe if you spoke to Agent Coulson ...

Yeah, I don't think that's a good idea.

If Coulson thinks it's important

that this stays between us,
then we should trust him.

Right? He's the boss.

So you're saying
we should obey the rules.

Who are you, and what
have you done with Skye?

Skye, upstairs.
Top brass wants to see you.

Pairing off makes total sense.
Just one thought, though ...

- what if we make it a double-blind?
- How so?

Well, I'll give one person
from each team the potential

Clairvoyant's coordinates, and I'll
give the other one the identity.

That way, no one person knows the full
specs of the op until you get there.

I like how you think.
I like how she thinks.

One question ...
how am I supposed to access

all the classified files
without someone in the room?

- I don't have clearance.
- Now you do.

Welcome to S.H.I.E.L.D., Skye.

I told them to come up.

I ... I...
I don't know what to say.

- Thank you.
- Don't thank me.

You've passed
every required S.H.I.E.L.D.

- exam with flying colors.
- For a level 1 agent.

You've assisted us
on multiple field missions,

put your life on the line.
You earned this.

Hell... you took two in the gut.
More than Sitwell here's ever done.

Okay, everyone. Back to work.

- Congratulations.
- Thanks.

- Congratulations, Skye. Awesome!
- Congratulations.

Couldn't have done it without
a great and very patient S.O.

Yeah, you could have.
I'm no Clairvoyant,

but I do believe some
things are meant to be.

[knock on door]

Don't say I never gave you anything.

[whirring]

[grunts]

[gasps]

[beeping]

They're coming for me.
It's time we finally meet.

Can't say I'm a fan... of
this double-blind situation.

How will the field teams
meet us at the destinations?

They won't. They'll be on standby.

We can't risk the Clairvoyant
knowing we're coming.

What you're saying is,
one of these teams could

be heading straight into
an ambush without backup.

Agent Sitwell, I just received
word from the Triskelion.

You have orders to report to
the Lemurian Star immediately.

So I assume you'll take his place.

In your hunt for Santa Claus? No.

I'm taking a transport
jet back to the Hub

where I can quarterback the
field teams via satellite.

Someone's gonna have to pull
your asses out of the fire

when things go South.
I'll be in touch.

I guess I got a boat to catch.

- Good luck, Agent Coulson.
- You, too, Agent Sitwell.

Skye: Okay, on this phone,

you will find a set of
coordinates that'll lead you

to one of the three potential
Clairvoyants I've chosen.

When you're within a mile,
your partner will be granted access

to the candidate's name
and profile on their own phone.

- Make sense?
- You know, we haven't officially met.

- John Garrett.
- I guess lying unconscious

in a gurney...
really should not count.

[chuckles]
How are you feeling?

A lot better, actually.

I've been shot a couple times
myself ... back, shoulder.

Had my throat cut once. But
you know the toughest one?

Thing about a third-degree burn...

the burn itself doesn't hurt at all.
Crazy, right?

The nerve endings get all fried.

But the area around
the burn? That smarts.

Still, gut shot's the worst.

Sir, I know what you did for me,

how you risked your life to save me.

- So thank you.
- You've got a good team around you.

I just jumped on the bandwagon.

Well, you trained one of them, sir.

Guess it all comes full circle.
Ward's your S.O., I was his.

Turn, turn, turn.
But this S.O. thing goes both ways.

You've had a big impact on him.

He's different than I remember him.

- Different how?
- Well, the tough thing

about being a specialist is being alone.

A team gives you
a whole new perspective.

Guess it's the difference between
fighting against something

and fighting for something.
Or someone.

Ward's got that now.

Thanks for this.
And, Skye, lose the "sir."

I'm a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, just like you.

What's this?

Um, say you need
to tag a fleeing vehicle...

or a wild monkey,
if it was to get away from you.

These rounds are built
with a micro-receiver,

which enables you to track
your target via satellite.

I've condensed all
the blood-sample results

into an encrypted file.
Now if we just had access to ...

Jemma, we have a visitor.

Oh. May. Hello.

I assume you're talking
about Skye's blood.

There's just so much we don't know.

- The GH-325.
- 325.

I mean, we don't know what
drug it is, where it came from.

Yeah, not to mention any
potential side effects,

- short- or long-term.
- We're just worried about Skye.

- And Agent Coulson, of course.
- Have either of them

exhibited any side effects
or strange behavior?

- "Strange" is such a subjective term.
- No more than usual.

Because if they have, or
if they do in the future,

feel free to contact me first.

I can help. Okay?

Okay. You're all set.

Hope you paired me with someone good ...
or interesting, at least.

Stop worrying.
You wear your heart on your sleeve.

And your face.
I trust your judgment.

The way you see the world ...
it's different than the rest of us.

That's why I want you
to dig deeper into these.

The candidates' psych evaluations?

The Clairvoyant
thinks he can read our minds.

See if you can read his.

We need some insight into who
this person really is, a weakness.

So, do what you do ... find the exploit.

And stop worrying.

So, Garrett says your family's like
the cable version of the Kennedys.

Huh. I doubt he said that.

[chuckles]
Fine. I did my own research.

Had to, following
in golden boy's footsteps.

- There a point to this?
- Just trying to keep things light.

'Cause that's
what we all need right now.

- You know, maybe it is.
- You want to keep it light?

The Clairvoyant almost killed Skye.

Yeah? Well, he did kill
my partner ... Dan Monroe.

Great guy. Had a son.

You know what it's like
telling a 6-year-old

that his dad isn't coming home?

So, we find the Clairvoyant, you
might want to stay out of my way.

We all got axes to grind.

But we're here to take him in, not out.

Ask yourself something, Agent Ward ...

if Skye hadn't made it,
what would you be thinking right now?

[sat phone beeping]

[beep]

Elijah Fordham, 32,
military background. Here.

Serving 18 life sentences
for a killing spree in the '90s.

Sounds more psycho than psychic.

Blake: You a scorpio?

I was just wondering
why our newest agent

paired the two of us together.

Must have thought
we were compatible in some way.

- It was random, Blake.
- You seem like a scorpio.

You don't believe in the Clairvoyant,
but you believe in astrology.

I have some theories of my own.

Please tell me we're here
for one of the doctors.

Garrett: So, I dropped
down through the skylight,

used up my whole mag,
and hit the final guy

right in the chest with a flare gun.
Boy, you should have

seen the look on his face
when that thing went off.

What?
I already told you that one?

- I was there.
- For which part?

- The whole thing.
- Really? Damn, I must be getting old.

Either that or I drank a lot
more in my 30s than I remember.

Or both. And you didn't
go through the skylight.

I know,
but it makes for a better story.

[sat phone beeping]

File came in.

Noriko Sato, 19, junior at ball state.

The co-ed ... I remember.
She's got an I.Q. over 200.

Ran circles around every agent
we sent in to interrogate her.

We had no indication she was gifted.

- Family's got ties to the Yakuza, though.
- Heads up.

- Detour.
- Imagine that.

Thomas Nash.
Injured in a head-on collision.

He's been catatonic
for the past four years.

Great.
We're here for a vegetable.

I'll find the director's office.

- You get a room number on Nash.
- Yes, ma'am.

[buzzer]

[breathes deeply]

[buzzer]

Nobody home. Odd.

Oh. Convenient timing.

Think this'll make a good story someday?

[tires screech]

Ah. One behind us.
You better hope so.

[binder closes]
[bell dings]

[grunts]

[groans]

[chokes]

Mr. Peterson... stop.

You have a son ... Ace.
He needs you.

We can still help you, Mike.

Mike Peterson's dead.

[chokes]

[grunts]

[gasps]
[bones crack]

May to Hub ... Deathlok's here!
Blake's down!

All backup teams ... move in.
We have an agent down.

Repeat, Agent Blake is down.

[tires screech]

[buzzer]

Lucky the med team got
to him when they did.

I wouldn't call anyone in
critical condition lucky.

Deathlok's more
dangerous than we thought.

Blake fired six shots ...
didn't seem to faze him.

- Any word on Thomas Nash?
- No, he's a ghost.

The facility
has him listed as a resident,

- but it's all a cover-up.
- Nash is probably off fishing

in Bora Bora right now,
laughing at us.

Coulson: And yet Mr. Peterson
was waiting for you

and Blake at the facility.
Why?

Probably the same reason
he came after Garrett ...

we're getting too close.
He's trying to take us out.

This shouldn't have happened.

Backup should have been there
alongside Agents Blake and May.

- Clairvoyant would have seen us coming.
- It appears he did anyway.

The plan was flawed from the start.

Come on, Vic. The plan was solid.

We have an agent down
because we weren't prepared.

Blake knew the risks.
And don't call me "Vic."

- It's condescending.
- Any one of us could have been ambushed.

The point is, Blake's alive,

and we have a suspect ... Thomas Nash.

I'm headed inside
to prep the field teams.

Agent Coulson, when can I
expect Agent Simmons for debrief?

She's getting ready as we speak.

Good. If I'm gonna put
any more agents in danger,

I want them to know
exactly what Deathlok is

and what he's capable of.

Honestly, I don't know how
much more you can tell them.

Who knows what else
they've done to the man?

Or how much man is left at all.

Regardless, S.H.I.E.L.D. sees us

as the resident experts
on the Deathlok program.

If they want me to stay here
at the Hub, then that's that.

Well, don't you seem awfully chipper

to pick up
and leave me by my lonesome.

- Do I?
- Yes. No wonder.

Could it be
because the Hub's lab facilities

are much more comprehensive than ours?

In case I'd like to run a
molecular breakdown of Skye's blood?

Yes.
Brilliant deduction, Dr. Watson.

I've always pictured you as Watson.

Either way, if you're gonna do this,
you're gonna need my help.

At some point,
one way or another, eventually.

Well, I wouldn't go that far.

I'll jerry up an encrypted hard
line so we can stay in touch.

Don't want the rest of the bus
overhearing what we're saying.

- You ready to go?
- Agent Triplett.

Are you staying at the Hub, as well?

Yes, Garrett's keeping me here.
Help brief the teams on

our most recent run-in
with the cyber soldier.

- Don't mind the company, do you?
- No, not at all.

According to index archives,

Nash has been on S.H.I.E.L.D.'s
radar for about six years.

originally a bond trader in Canada
doing very well for himself.

Then the Canadian
government recruited him

to a secret department
H-type program.

They were looking for people
with psychic abilities.

Specifically people who
could control human behavior,

and Nash claimed he had a gift.

- Claimed?
- According to records,

he couldn't affect a person's behavior.

But he could, on occasion, predict it.

But S.H.I.E.L.D. crossed
him off the index after

his accident because of his
supposed catatonic state.

Which he recovered from quite nicely.

It was all a lie... just to throw
S.H.I.E.L.D. off his scent.

You said Blake fired how many rounds?

I heard six. Why?

Because there are only five
missing from this magazine.

And one from here.

- These are Fitz's tag rounds.
- We can track him.

Skye, check all the sat feeds.
Find that signal.

- On it.
- I'll get us in the air.

Nicely done, Blake.

[tires screech]

I want this perimeter sealed.
Two-man teams on every exit.

Fitz, you got a signal?

94%, sir. Deathlok must
be inside somewhere.

- Possible civilians inside?
- Fitz: Highly doubtful.

This racetrack's
been shut down for months.

Move out!

Skye, run a back end
from the tactical van.

You, I want you 6 feet from
Skye at all times, weapons hot.

- Ward, it's okay. I'm ready.
- Coulson: Ward's right.

I feel bad enough you're
already back in the field.

I'm not taking any
chances with your safety.

This isn't a surprise party, people,
so you can toss stealth out the window.

Our target's wearing body armor
and has enhanced cybernetics.

Make your shots count.
Let's move.

- You ringing the bell or knocking?
- Knocking, of course.

Clear!

Fitz, you're up.

It's time to hunt, boys.
Let's find us a Deathlok.

[whirring]

Impressive toy.

I prefer the term "high-tech hardware."

[beeping]

- Skye, you online?
- Hang on.

Northwest corridor is getting something.
I'm pulling up a live feed.

I can't confirm it's him.
Initiating multi-spectrum overlay.

[beeps]

- What the hell did they do to him?
- What are you seeing?

It's not just his leg or his eye.

They did stuff to him.
It's all under his skin.

[beeping] Uh, signal's dead.
Retriever's down.

- He knows we're here.
- Fitz, get back to the van now.

Contact! Take cover!

- Ward, are you okay?
- Uh, I got two men down.

- We need a med team!
- Requesting one now.

May, he's coming your way.

Got him!

He just ducked into the
Southwest stairwell. In pursuit.

All teams ... he's headed
into the sub-basement.

I do not have a visual.

- Fitz, you have a retriever down here?
- On their way.

[gasps]

Easy.

- I come in peace.
- How about a signal next time?

[machine-gun fire]

[metallic clanging]

Fitz, you getting this?

Fitz: Uh, barely, sir.
It leads down into the sewer system.

That's under at least...
40 feet of concrete?

We'll be blind down there.

Where's that little guy going?

[beeping]

- Sir, there's someone else down there.
- Copy that.

[monitor beeping]

What the hell?

Nash: Agent Coulson,
Agent Garrett, I surrender.

[monitor beeping]

Forgive me if we don't shake hands.

I don't like to be touched.

Ward: Sir, we've got a
lot of wires back here.

Don't touch anything.
We need this room swept for explosives.

There are no traps here, Agent Coulson.

You're here because we
are destined to meet.

You're the Clairvoyant?

I'm Thomas Nash.

Mr. Po gave me that other name.

A bit dramatic for my taste.

Eyes open, everybody.

We don't know where Deathlok
is or who else is down here.

Mr. Peterson is gone.

I cut his feed, so you won't find him.

But you had him lead us here. Why?

So I could see you with
my own eyes instead of his.

Now I understand why I couldn't
see you after you died ...

because you, yourself, could not see.

You were simply a broken man
who did not know he was broken.

You're one to talk.

Let's pack this freak off to
the fridge where he belongs.

Agent Garrett, look at me.

Do you believe you can confine
me any more than this chair?

Can somebody please tell me

how we turn
that stupid voice thing off?

I will join Raina in your
prison, Agent Coulson,

but I will see you wherever you go,

just as I saw you holding Skye

in your arms, bleeding...

dying...

knowing it was all your fault.

You're going away.

We're gonna stick you in a little box

where no one will ever hear you again.

I see you're angry.

Head clouded with lies.

You've been betrayed,
and now you fear what's about to happen.

Nothing's about to happen.
Just more empty threats from you.

No. It is the inevitable.

A force beyond your comprehension

is coming for you ... you and Skye.

She has something we want.

And she will die giving it to us.

I have seen it.

Go to hell.

No matter where I go or what
you do to me, I will always ...

[gunshot]

[monitor beeping]

[flatline]

What did you do?

- Wait. What just happened?
- Did Ward just...

Oh, my lord.
I can't believe it.

Bet the Clairvoyant
didn't see that coming.

Garrett: He's dead.
It's over.

He's a specialist.
Cold blood's a basic requirement.

I know. Still, I didn't think Ward
would just do something like that.

Whole reason I sent him to you
was to knock off the rough edges.

Maybe you did your job too well.

He let his emotions get the best of him.

You want me to escort him
to the Hub for debrief?

No, I want to talk to him before he
goes in front of the review board.

Understood. I got my orders, then.

Got to stay on the hunt for Deathlok.

- Copy that. Keep me in the loop?
- Will do. Take care.

And, Phil, go easy on the kid.

[May sighs]

Just got a message from H.Q.
Director Fury's back.

- He's waiting for you at the Triskelion.
- About damn time.

You can talk to him
about what's been bothering you.

A lot's bothering me.

Thought you were Coulson.

Thanks.

[groans]

- Why'd you do it?
- I lost it.

I got angry.
He pushed all the right buttons.

Coulson said the mission
was to capture, not to kill.

Think about what the
Clairvoyant said, what he's done.

Think about the Centipede program,

how he experimented on innocent
people like Mike Peterson,

how he kidnapped and tortured Coulson,

how he ordered Quinn to shoot you.

And he wasn't gonna stop, Skye.

Not until you...

I wasn't gonna let that happen.

- So, what happens now?
- I face a S.H.I.E.L.D. review board.

Whatever the punishment, I'll take it.

I deserve it.
But I don't regret what I've done.

- You don't?
- No.

Not if it means you're safe.

You and the rest of the team.

[dial tone] Yes.

[dialing]

[ringing]
Simons: Fitz?

- Don't use my name, Jemma.
- Why not?

I thought you said... going
to use... crypted line.

- You're cutting in and out. Hold on.
- We... there?

- What happened... Ward?
- Well, yeah. You said ... Ward.

Took us all by surprise. Hang ...

Keep talking, okay?
I'm gonna see if I can clear it up.

So... no idea...

be... been a great deal
of commotion on this end.

Hang on, now.
I think I've found the problem.

Looks like someone else
is tapping the hard line.

Wait, fit.. I think some...
happening.

There's agents rushing
to the situation room.

What?
[dial tone]

Jemma?
Jemma, can you hear me?

Oh... bloody hell.

[knock on door]

Mind if I talk some
stuff through with you?

- Are you busy?
- I'm worried.

About Ward?
I know.

I can't believe he just
killed someone like that.

I'm worried he killed the wrong man.

How do we know it was him?
He never spoke.

The computer spoke for him.

How do we know
he was the one controlling it?

Are you saying Nash
could have been pretending

to be the Clairvoyant?

I'm saying
Nash could have been a prop.

- And now he's dead.
- After the attacks led us right to him.

The investigation all wrapped
up in a neat little bow.

I feel like he could still be
out there right now, in our heads.

Or in our files.

When you told me
to check into the psych evals,

you said something.
You said, "read his mind."

And it got me thinking.
And Ward said that the Clairvoyant knew

how to push all the right buttons.

Raina did that to me, too.

Did she mention your father's death?

Your psych evaluation called it
"a defining moment."

These aren't just personality tests.

They're surveillance on every agent ...

pictures, stats,
where you've been stationed,

who you'd visit,
where you'd like to eat.

Dinners at the Richmond.

He's been monitoring us.
Think about it.

The Clairvoyant only knew
you'd be at Quinn's villa ...

After I dropped a tracker.

And the only thing
he's had trouble seeing

is what happened to you after you died.

Because Director Fury wouldn't
release that file to anyone.

- No...
- The Clairvoyant doesn't have abilities.

He has security clearance.

He's an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.

[door opens]

- Sir, first off, I want to say ...
- Coulson: Save it.

I don't want your apologies.
I don't want your excuses.

- I'm not making excuses.
- The only thing I want to know

is whether you made the call yourself,

- or did someone order you to do it?
- What?

Don't play dumb, Agent Ward.
Just answer the question ...

Did someone order you
to kill the Clairvoyant?

[knock on door]

Fitz: May?

Another encrypted line.

What are you up to, Agent May?

- What are you doing here?
- Um...

I was just wondering, since, uh ...

'cause we're going to the Triskelion...

um, I thought you would like to, um...

there's, uh, gonna be an
aviation team on the ground.

They could probably recalibrate it.

But I think it's ...
it should be all right.

[breathing heavily]

- Fitz.
- What?

- I was just looking for you.
- Why? I didn't do anything.

- What?
- What?

I didn't say you did.
What'd you do?

Well, uh...
I'm not quite sure, actually.

'Cause, um... I was just, um...
um, doing maintenance

in the avionics bay before.

Okay. Why would May ...
why would May have

an unauthorized encrypted
hard line in the cockpit,

complete with a thumb scanner?
That isn't in any of the plane's specs.

Slow down. An encrypted hard line?

Yeah. Dedicated to one receiver.

She's not supposed to have that.
Who's she talking to?

- Cut the line.
- What?

You need to cut the line right now, Fitz.
Do not let her call out!

[beeping]

Agent Melinda May, update log 95.

[static]

I wasn't put on your plane

so you could make me
a better person, Coulson!

You put me here to make the
hard call, and I made it.

That's not what I asked you, Agent Ward.

I answered your question.
I wasn't working with anybody.

I take full responsibility
for my own actions.

- Then why ... what?
- We have a problem.

[door closes]

[gunshots]

Coulson: Put it down.

Put it down, May!

It's not what you think, Coulson.
It's just an icer.

This one is not.
It's real, with real bullets.

So you better put yours down

and tell me what
the hell's going on right now.

- I ...
- Now!

- I can't.
- You better listen to the man, Agent May.

You have no idea what you're doing.

Maybe not.

But I know you're not
fast enough to take us both.

Look...
I can explain everything.

- But not here.
- Why not here?

You have to check with someone first,

using that encrypted
phone in the cockpit?

Who's on the other
end of that line, May?

- I can't say.
- That's okay. I think I know.

It makes sense now why Deathlok
put Blake in critical condition,

left you alive and well,
why he led us to the track

only to disappear...
instead of defending his boss.

Why would he do that?

Because that wasn't his boss, was it?

- Was it?!
- What are you talking about?

Stop lying to me!
Who do you answer to?!

- Who's the real Clairvoyant?!
- Wha... ?

[groans]
[rumbling]

What did you do?
Where are we going?

I don't know!
I didn't do it, Phil!

I don't know what's
happening here, I swear!

If you're not doing this, who is?

When that plane touches down,
take out everyone on board.

Except Agent Coulson.

He's mine.

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