-I quit. —(Gunshot)
I killed doctor leekie.
We can't risk transporting him.
Don nie: Then we Bury him in the yard.
Alison: Not in the yard.
Mr. Pouzhino, if you could reimburse us for the pills.
There's no refund, Mr. Hendrix.
Helena: I got refund.
She said you're going to be my new mum.
- Who? - Professor Duncan.
- Welcome home. - —(In sofi' voice) Mother.
Scoti': Hey, welcome to the rabbit hole!
Cosima: (Ch uckles) Secret lab under a comic book shop...
What more could a girl want, right?
(Both laughing)
Congratulations. You're having twins.
I have to tell my sestra.
I've been looking for my birth family.
- —What? - It's about me finding out who I am.
It's right there.
Dizzy: I've heard rumors of high-level neos with implanted tech,
but this is next level.
I think there's something in myjaw.
What is that?
Man: Okay, Rachel. Let's begin.
(Inhales deeply)
I'm going to flash the light on your eye.
Now off.
On. Now off.
Yes, I've gleaned the pattern.
Thank you.
- Any discomfort to report? - No.
Restricted motility?
- Unusual discharge? - No.
It looks like pluto.
Pluto isn't even a planet, you know.
It's a runt, like your eye.
That's not very nice.
How would you like if I teased you about your...
(Stammers)
Ma lformed leg?
I wouldn't let it bother me.
You say that
but you don't get to decide what bothers you or not.
That's why it bothers you.
Like our friend ira, here.
Follow the pen, please.
I can see it's still quite photosensitive.
You've been away.
What makes you say that?
You've missed three consecutive treatments
reinforcing my suspicion that
wherever we are is somewhat isolated.
A day's journey out and back.
She thinks you went to fetch professor Duncan.
Locked in this room for six weeks without a single visit.
When can I expect her?
Ira: You shouldn't expect anything.
I'm going to apply a small amount of neomycin...
Yes, I know the process.
And you're a pale shade of castor, aren't you?
Your brothers may be lackeys, but at least they're men.
As I have never met them, I don't carry the same...
Antipathy towards my siblings as you.
Chin, please.
Rachel: I know Susan's back.
She's watching us right now.
No one is watching.
Ew, pigment treatment. I hate this part.
It's what's necessary for her eye to look normal again.
(Th eme music playing)
(Rock music playing)
Hell wizard: Now that the tomb door has been opened,
my cave spiders can take their rightful place
in the unholy depths.
Your role, fair syndrael.
Your mum'll be up soon.
They never tell me when things are bad.
But I always know.
Scott: Holy cow. Sarah: What's it doing to me?
Uh, it looks like it's latched on.
You see that? There's some kind of attaching mechanism.
Is it penetrating the maxillary artery?
Sarah: What... what does that mean?
Penetrating the artery. Why would it do that?
I don't know. I mean... We'd be guessing.
So guess. What's it doing to me?
Oh. It looks like there's some non-organic core.
See that, in the tissue? That could hold a payload.
Well, it's not a tracking device.
At least not primarily.
It's way too over-built for that.
And it must produce some anesthetic,
like a leech when it latches on.
That's why she doesn't feel it.
-What does it do? —(Coughs)
I'm sorry, Sarah. I'm... (Stammers)
Without further study, there's no way of knowing.
(Breathing heavily)
- —(Rachel breathing heavily) - This one's igneous.
This one's sedimentary.
Did you learn that in your online courses?
- Mmm-hmm. - Rach El: Lucky you.
I'm not allowed a computer...
(Grunting) ...Much less a window to the world.
What's "Adam's rib"?
(Breathing heavily)
An archaic religious reference.
Where did you hear that?
(Groaning)
I knew you were back.
Hello, Rachel.
Good. Look at you. That is demonstrable progress.
You can go to hell.
If I can't find mk, I need to find this dizzy guy. (Sighs)
- Who now? - The guy who showed me the video.
(Man speaking Spanish)
Maybe he knows how to take it out without killing me.
Listen to me. I have reached out.
We are going to find a doctor who can remove it.
But you have to get some rest.
When did you last get any sleep?
(Sighs) I need to tell fee.
Okay. At least I know where to find you there.
Sarah, if Felix wants to search for his blood family,
we have to support him.
I can't think about that right now.
Let's see if you can stand up
to the power of lord merick farrow.
You still with me?
- —(Sighs) - Kira, what are you doing?
- This game is stupid. - —kira! (Grunts)
Hey, what's going on here?
I knocked over the game.
- Sarah: You did? - It was just an accident.
Hey, you behave, all right? I've got a lot to do today.
I'll be back soon. Yeah, sorry.
S is downstairs if you need her.
Alison: Ah! Do you have to go so deep?
Donnie: Honey, if I don't go deep,
I'm not gonna feel anything.
Cosima: (On phone) Um, yeah.
You're gonna wanna get all the way to the back,
right behind the wisdom tooth.
Don nie: (On phone) Well, I'm definitely pretty far back there.
- (Gags) - Ugh.
Okay, uh, now slide your finger down into the cheek.
Anything there?
Honey, honey. Be still. Be still.
Nope. Feels normal. Both sides.
God! What... what is that godforsaken thing?
Is it harming Sarah?
Uh, apparently neolutionists get them, like, voluntarily.
Some kind of research device maybe.
Biometric data collection? We just... we don't know.
Wait, they're in neolutionists?
Cosima: According to Sarah's contact, yeah.
(Gargling)
(Spits)
If you had one to study, would that be helpful?
Cosima: Invaluable. Yeah, why?
Just thinking out loud.
(Gargling)
Donnie: Ali, we are not gonna exhume the dead guy in our garage.
That is a haywire plan.
Donnie, my sister has a robot maggot in her face.
You tell me what the solid plan is.
Exactly. Now go rent a jackhammer.
- —(Sighs) - Maybe we should just buy one.
(Sighs)
(Knocking)
Felix?
(Music playing through earphones)
(Adele humming)
- —Hi! - Who are you?
Oh, you're expecting Felix.
(Stu'i'i'ers) I'm sorry.
(Laughing) My brain's a little...
(Vocalizes) Splat! You know?
Yeah, he said he had a hook-up. He must've pulled the trigger.
I just gotta find my bag.
Uh, mind you, I was picturing a fat-legged man wearing crocs.
No offense.
It's just how y'all look where I come from. (Laughs)
(Sighs deeply)
It is Molly that we're getting?
- —Uh... - You know what? It don't matter.
I'm not that choosy this time in the morning.
(Inhales deeply) Here we are.
All right, how much do I owe you, honey?
Who are you?
(Stu'i'i'ers) Why are you going through Felix's stuff?
Wow, you are protective for a drug dealer.
- You don't see that very often. - Felix: Adele...
Adele: It's kind of weird. Felix: You should see
how crisp it looks outside. It's like...
- —Oh, shit. - What's this all about, then?
Sarah, this is Adele. This is my biological sister.
- —Hi. - Felix: This is my foster sister.
Oh, Sarah.
Oh... (Laughing)
I'm such a half-wit.
Oh, of course, you're Sarah. Wow!
You don't happen to be a drug dealer, too, do you?
- Not any more. No. - Oh, okay.
That would've been too handy.
Well, this calls for a celebration.
Actually, Adele, I need to talk to my brother privately,
- if you wouldn't mind. - Uh-huh. Absolutely. Yeah.
Two. What?
What is wrong with you?
What?
I told you that I was gonna look for my family.
- I didn't know you'd met her. - She is so bloody cool, okay?
- You are gonna think she's amazing. - —(Sighs)
She's a lawyer. Or she was.
But there's some kind of, like, disbarment situation
- or something, so she... - How high are you right now?
Quite, I'd say, if I had to put a number to it.
- Why? - Well, something came up,
so tell her you need to rain check.
No, I will not.
It's important, fee.
Well, this might come as a shock to you, but this is important to me, too.
This is a profound moment for me.
How do you even know she's your sister?
She's probably a neolutionist plant.
- Adele, what's your favorite color? - —adele: Red.
- Felix: What's your favorite drink? - Oh, this one's nice.
You ever had sex for material gain?
Adele: (Laughs) Who hasn't? Come on.
I can see you're upset. I get it.
But this means a lot to me,
and frankly, I'm not just gonna drop all my shit yet again
because you're short a sidekick.
Then you can piss off.
Great. You too, then.
(Jackhammer whirring)
(Helena humming)
Don nie: Uh, here.
Thank you, Donnie Hendrix.
Hey, um, I need you to watch the kids for a few hours.
Alison and I have a project in the garage.
- What is project? - Nothing for you to worry about.
Sarah won't answer my calls. I can help with trouble.
Well, sometimes your kind of help isn't the kind that's needed.
Know what I mean?
Uh, just gestate and watch the kids.
And nobody goes in the garage. Clear?
Like crystals.
Great.
Hey, why don't we close that fridge door?
(Jackhammer continues whirring)
(Mobile ringing)
All right. Who the hell are ya'?
I just wanna talk. Can I come in?
You stole my phone.
I brought it back.
I'm Sarah. I'm mk's sister.
Didn't mean to lie. I just was trying to find her.
Yeah.
Listen, whatever your deal is, I'm gonna take a pass.
Sarah: Yeah. Hey.
Holyjesus.
Just give me five minutes.
I, uh, started hearing some chatter a couple months ago.
Piece of tech like that turns up, word travels pretty fast.
- —(Lighter clicks) - What do people think it's for?
There's a bunch of theories.
A biometrics monitor, a delivery system, like for Insulin,
narcotics...
What do you think it's for?
I think, uh... (Inhales deeply)
You're not gonna like my answer.
I don't like any of the answers.
Why place it in the jaw, where so much can go wrong?
If it's for Insulin, like,
why not your thigh or your gut?
I don't know. You tell me.
Proximity to the brain?
(Sofi'ly) Jesus...
You know what? Don't mind me. It's just a theory.
(Sighs) I need to get in touch with mk.
How do you contact her?
"How do I contact my own sister?" What's that all about?
I didn't even knowl had one 'til a couple days ago.
Well, you don't find mk. She finds you.
But if you wanna tell me what's going on,
maybe I could help.
You can help me by telling me who that guy in the video is.
Please, I need to get it out.
Word going around, his name was Alonzo Martinez.
Susan: I should think you'd be grateful, Rachel,
testing one of the first cybernetic eyes.
Back on your feet again thanks to ira's help.
Perhaps she's upset because her pituitary hormone therapy
has given her facial hair.
Nonsense. I can't see it at all.
(Inhales deeply) I kept thinking
why else would she disappear for two months without a word?
Now I smell it.
You failed to find the original, haven't you?
So, Sarah Manning and her people have outfoxed us again
while you leave castor and leda alone in a...
(Sighs)
Bloody terrarium.
Well, at least she's kind to Charlotte.
Yes, I'm glad you are forming a bond with the child.
She's had an unfortunate series of guardians.
Charlotte was cloned from you, you know.
Adam's rib.
Susan: 400 attempts, I believe.
Not a viable way to replicate you, but important nonetheless.
Get out.
- I beg your pardon? - I prefer to eat alone.
I have given you everything.
The keys to the future.
And your obsession with Sarah Manning blinded you.
You failed to find the original.
You failed to cure us by other means.
Just leave me here to die alone.
You are the failure, Rachel.
You carry my last name,
and you are the biggest disappointment of you all!
(Door opens)
Why would you upset her like that?
(Door opens)
(Door closes)
(Donnie and Alison grunting)
-(Squelch es) —donnie: Oh!
- Ah, Jesus. There it is. - —(Sighing) Okay.
Don nie: Is it soft?
Oh, god. It must be like a root cellar down there,
-keeping him moist. —(Air hissing)
(Both retch)
- Oh! Oh, god, the smell. - —(Both coughing)
(Alison gasping)
(Coughing)
Bear down, Donnie. Almost there.
Donnie: (Muffled) Oh, god, it smells like hot garbage juice.
- —What? - (Muffled) I said it smells like...
It smells like hot garbage juice.
(Retch es) —(Coughing)
(Knock on door)
- Sarah. - Hey.
- Jesus, you okay? - —(Sofi'ly) Yeah.
Come on in.
(Man speaking Spanish)
The missing cheek case.
- That's what Beth was onto. - Yeah.
Implanted neolution tech.
Art: God, Sarah.
They put one of these things in your mouth, too?
I'm too scared to even bloody brush my teeth, art.
- —(Man speaking Spanish) - Oh, Jesus, Sarah.
(Screaming)
Art, I have to get this thing out.
You really do.
S and Benjamin are looking into doctors,
but I don't know which doctor's gonna even know what to do with this.
It exploded in that guy's face.
Wait, you said you had a name. Maybe I can help.
- Alonzo Martinez. - Okay.
Listen, I'MMA head down to the station and see what I can dig up, okay?
Sarah, you stay here. Get some rest.
You look like you need it.
- Thanks. - Yeah.
(Door opens)
(Door closes)
(Sighs)
Adele: I metjulian schnabel once
at a retrospective in la.
I was sort of bulimic at the time, so I thought...
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
(Chuckles) I thought it would be fun to leave a puddle of barf
in front of dog in the revolving door.
- —(Laughing) - What! Oh, my god.
What I would give to barf on a schnabel.
(Continues laughing)
Felix: Jesus.
Now, Felix...
I know you didn't go to all the trouble of finding me for a drinking buddy.
No. All right.
Okay, your dad, my dad. So weird.
- It's crazy. - He was an American,
and he had an affair in england, with a dancer.
That's right.
I barely knew my birth mum actually,
'cause, you know, she died like...
I was really young, and then I fell into the foster system,
and then I bounced around here and there for a bit
until Siobhan adopted me.
- Do you remember your mom? - It's more like I...
Have a sense of her.
Like, you know, I can feel her presence, or I got this sensation.
A beam of sunlight comes through the window
and fallsjust a certain way.
Hmm.
Yeah, but so your mum, she knew, then?
About the affair, yeah. Yeah, not about you.
That came out on his deathbed, so...
I spat in a cup for gene-connection.
(Chuckles) Here we are.
Family science.
So what does your other family think about you looking for your roots?
Your foster sister seemed like she was pretty upset.
To be honest? You know, I don't really care.
(Mobile ringing)
- H Elena. - Sestra, you finally answered.
I have news to tell you.
- Yeah, sorry! Haven't been, uh... - I am having twins.
Meathead, that's huge.
- Are you okay? - Yes, much okay.
Because I know they will always have each other.
Like us. (Chuckles sofi'ly)
- But, sestra, can I say something? - Yea h, yea h.
I don't want them to grow up like me.
Yeah, I get that feeling. (Sighs)
(Doorbell rings)
Doorbellings. I have to go.
Okay. You, um, rub that belly for me.
- I will rub it. - Okay.
Mrs. Hendrix? I'm detective lindstein. This is detective Collier.
Hello.
We're investigating a triple homicide at a local garage a few weeks back.
Can we come in?
We just have a couple of questions, Mrs. Hendrix. It won't take long.
Yes. I will kindly offer to take your coats.
No, we're good.
(Sighs)
Collier: After examination, we were able to place the incident
12 to 24 hours before his arrival on the scene,
putting it at some time during the previous day.
Lindstein: We're building a timeline of that day,
so any details could help.
Hello, husband Donald.
-Some detectives are here. —oh!
Okay. Uh...
(Stu'i'i'ers) What is this pertaining to?
Homicide, of several Portuguese.
Mmm-hmm.
Why don't you join us, Mr. Hendrix?
Yeah, of course. Of course.
I'll just get myself cleaned up a bit.
I will continue to be hostess.
Donnie: (Chuckles) Okay, honey. Uh...
(Exhales)
(Sofi'ly) Abort!
Abort! (Coughing)
- Heavens, Donnie, what is it? - Police. Living room.
- With Helena. - For this?
No, for pouchy's garage.
- —(Coughing) - Alison: Donnie!
Christ on a crab cake! Get in there, Donnie. Go!
Mrs. S: It's from Benjamin.
He might have found a doctor who can help Sarah.
Cosima: Oh, you want me to keep an eye on Kira?
- Mrs. S: Is that okay? - Yeah.
- Do you mind? - Of course.
Mrs. S: Thank you.
Chicken...
I, um, I have to go out, just for a little while,
but you stay here with auntie cosima.
I'll let you know if Benjamin's found someone to help.
Cosima: Hey.
Should we do a little science experiment?
Kira?
Ooh, you're exhausted, hey?
Why don't we go make a little nap nest on the couch?
- Yeah? - I was dreaming.
- Just now? - All the aunties were there.
You set mom on fire.
(Sighs)
You know we'd never do that, right?
No, you had to.
She was changing.
- How was she changing? - I don't know.
(Sighs) I couldn't see.
(Clicks tongue)
(Cosima sighs)
Collier: These were found at the scene of the crime.
Oh, gosh, they were supporters.
That makes this tragedy even worse.
Yes, this doubles it.
Can I offer you some breads?
(Scoffs) We're fine, thanks.
Lin dstein: The victims were known to police,
but not exactly for their civic engagement.
Collier: Which is a little odd,
considering their interest in your wife's campaign.
Did you know the pouzihno family?
- No. No, never met them. - No.
- Donnie: Did you meet them? - No, they died.
- Donnie: Well, before? - No.
(In hales) We're gonna need to know who had access to your campaign materials,
starting with your campaign manager.
My campaign manager?
- Sarah stubbs. - Sarah stubbs.
- That's her name, Sarah stubbs. - Yes.
Mr. Hendrix, when we ask your wife a question,
you need to let her answer.
(Laughs) I mean, I don't know if that's true.
Actually, I'm just saying, legally, I don't think that's true.
So, other than this Sarah stubbs,
who else had involvement in your campaign, Mrs. Hendrix?
(Exhales deeply)
Carol lombart was coordinator,
Trevor sawatzky did transportation,
and Kathy melichi hung posters.
But my biggest support was my husband.
He's my rock.
- Good to see you. - Donnie: Yes, thank you.
Goodbye.
(Car engin e starting)
Donnie: How the hell did Helena know all that?
Alison: I don't know. She's a trained assassin.
That's what they do.
They track people and observe things.
(Alison sighs)
Alison: Oh, dear. Donnie: Oh, god.
Oh, god. Oh! —(Alison screams)
Alison: Oh! Oh! God! Donnie: Oh.
Donnie: Oh, Jesus Christ.
(Alison gasping)
(Donnie sighs)
Don nie: Oh, god!
Alison: Ugh!
- Donnie: Oh. Oh, come on, don't... - —(Alison groaning)
- Donnie: No. Ugh. - Ugh!
Donnie: Oh! —(Alison gagging)
Donnie: Oh, god! —oh! (Gasping)
Donnie: Oh, Jesus, what is that? What is that?
(Alison gasps) —(Coughs)
Alison: I think... I think that's what we need.
(Donnie gagging)
(Retching)
Ira said you made Susan lose her temper.
Yes. I shouldn't have, but I did.
We all need to work harder at being a family.
- How are your online courses? - —charlo'i'i'e: Fine.
Rachel: Are you still studying geology? Charlotte: Yes.
I'm learning about magma,
how it explodes up from the molten core and goes sizzling into the sea.
(Rachel sighs)
- Magma has always been here, you know. - Has it really?
It's older than us. Older than dinosaurs.
Then magma, I suppose, is mother nature.
(Coughing)
Darling?
(Stutters) What is that?
Nothing. It happens when I cough sometimes.
(Mobile ringing)
- Hey, what did you find? - That my Spanish is pretty shitty.
But your man, Martinez, had a local address last year
until he moved back to Bogota. But check this out.
Four months ago, he comes into town,
stays one night, and then flies back home again.
That's a long trip for a short visit.
Yeah, his credit card records show that he took a cab from his hotel room
to the corner of queen and broadview,
and then back home. That's it.
- What's at queen and broadview? - Art: Get this.
It's a dental clinic specializing in implants.
- Listen, I gotta bounce, okay? - Sarah: I'm gonna check it out, art.
You check in with me in about an hour, all right?
- Yeah, I will. - Okay.
Marty, right?
- Yeah. - Yeah, you worked my partner's shooting.
- Union steward. - That's right.
- —Art bell? - That's right.
But see, it's... It's bugging me because...
I know that you paid her a visit at home.
- (Stu'i'i'ers) Okay, yeah. - See, that doesn't usually happen.
House calls.
Sometimes it does...
When I'm personally concerned for the officer's well-being.
- You know? - Art: Right.
Well, I appreciate that, then.
- Thanks. - Okay.
Cosima, we've found something that might help Sarah.
- (Stu'i'i'ers) But we need some assistance. - Right. Right, and, um...
Just to give you a little background, um...
- You know what? One second, cosima. - —(Computer beeps)
Why do we have to tell her where it came from?
Let's just tell her we procured it.
You know, maybe she'll let it slide.
She's a scientist and a lesbian.
She's not gonna let it slide.
Donnie: (Chuckles) So, uh, the thing is,
a few months ago, there was an occurrence that
occurred on a cold Autumn night.
It was very rainy. I remember that distinctly
and the wipers on that car were crap,
- so I was having trouble... - Donnie.
(In hales deeply) Anyway, one thing led to another,
and I did shoot Dr. Leekie and Bury him in the garage.
-But... but, but, but... —what?
Uh, it looks like he has one of those neolutionist things in his face.
(Ch uckles) So sometimes stuff works out.
- You killed aldous leekie? - Boy, didl ever. Yeah.
Cosima, there will be time to debate
the dos and don'ts of certain decisions later.
But you said you needed one of those things,
and we've gone to great lengths to find one.
So do you want it or not?
- Yeah, but, uh... - Alison: Good.
Then someone with science knowledge has to come get it,
because right now it's encased in some kind of awful polyp.
-Okay? Great. —(Donnie retch es)
Don nie: I'm good. No, I'm not good.
- —(Donnie retching) - Alison: Donnie, use a towel.
Oh, my god.
(Upbeat music playing)
All done?
That's fine.
Thank you. Have a seat.
(Mobile ringing)
Woman: Beth?
Are you crazy? You can't be here.
Who saw you come in?
- No one. - (Stammers) Okay. Come, come.Just...
I told you, okay? I'm done. No more.
Uh... I wouldn't have come if it wasn't important.
- They know that you're digging, Beth. - Sarah: But you...
(Sofi'ly) You covered for me, right?
How could you ask me that?
I just...
- I don't wanna put you in a tough spot. - Of course I covered for you.
I'm as upset about all of this as you are,
but I'm exposed here, okay?
I signed an nda. I've witnessed the procedures.
- The procedures. - They do it on purpose, um...
They bring me in, so now I'm just as guilty as everyone.
'Cause I stood there...
I watched.
Like with Martinez?
Uh, how did you know about that?
- Alonzo Martinez came here, right? - Look, I'm sorry...
I've said all that I can. You really need to go.
What if I told you that they did the procedure to me?
You came to get it out.
Can you?
Well, I can, but it's really dangerous, Beth.
But you know how to do it?
- You could do it. - Okay, wait here.
(Line ringing)
(Siren wailing in the distance)
Benjamin: (On voice mail) Leave a message. I'll call you back.
- —(Voice mail beeps) - Benjamin, where are you?
I'm still waiting.
Man: Somebody call for a doctor?
Ferdinand.
I hope you're better at protecting the original
than your communication networks.
How did you find me? Where's Benjamin?
He's fine.
- —(Gun cocks) - I thought we were friends, Siobhan.
You killed two of my friends, so that'll be a no. What do you want?
Would you believe I'm looking for love?
(Scoffs)
Well, I'm concerned
because you're investigating neolution tech,
seeking a doctor with a certain expertise. Why?
Maybe you and I could help one another.
Mrs. S: What would you have that I would want?
You know, I know a thing or two about bots.
Like how dangerous they can be.
Someone in your organization has one.
Kira? Sa ra h?
There's a Neo network here that does them.
I know who they are.
And what would you want in return?
(Mobile ringing)
- Hello? - Yeah, it's art.
Sarah's not answering her phone.
Mrs. S: She's with Felix.
No, she's not.
She was supposed to check in an hour ago.
She was investigating a dental clinic.
S, I think she could be in trouble.
Leslie: Just finishing up a few things, but I'll see you tomorrow, okay?
- Okay. - Good night.
- Have a good night. - Bye.
(Sighs)
I'm just, um, a little unclear on what the devices are for.
Right, okay. So I'm gonna get you to open up.
Great.
Okay, now this might pinch just a little bit. Okay?
(Sarah groans sofi'ly)
Okay, good. (In hales)
- Sarah: Mmm. - Beth,
if the pain gets to be too much at any point,
- I just want you to let me know. Okay? - Mmm-hmm.
- So open up. Yep. Here we go. - Mmm-hmm.
-Okay.
-Does that hurt? Okay. —(Groans)
- (Shushing) No, no, no. - —(Sarah speaking in distinctly)
No movement. Okay?
-All right. Okay. —(Groaning)
Okay, so, um, I've penetrated the device,
which now means that the slightest movement on your part
will cause it to erupt.
-Do you understand? —(Grunts)
Don't, don't nod. Uh, just blink once if you understand.
Okay, if you do move,
a burst of tendrils will release a fatal dose of tetrodotoxin.
So, again, just need you to blink once so that you understand.
(Whimpers)
(Breathing h eavi ly) Great.
Beth, I am so sorry,
but you really don't know what you're getting into here.
I had to call my superiors, so...
Well, they'll probably be here any minute.
But untilthen, honestly, no movement.
It is... it is super critical.
- (G ru nts sofi'ly) - God.
You know, when you first came sniffing around here,
I had instructions. Misdirect you.
Send you on your way.
But nobody told me that you'd be coming back
or that you're one of the test subjects.
God, you don't know how lucky you are to be chosen for this.
- (Door opens) - (Sarah whimpers)
- —(Door closes) - Oh, thank god, they're here.
- Don't move. - —(Sarah grunting sofi'ly)
- —(Gasping) - (Sarah groaning)
(Gasping)
- —(Sarah gasping) - Sa rah.
(Speaks in distinctly) —what?
(Muffled) I can't move.
I can't understand a word you're saying with that thing in your mouth.
(Gasps)
Very still...
- —(Gasps) - Ferdinand: Oh.
Nothing to worry about.
If she'd punctured it, you'd already be dead.
What the hell are you doing here?
Sarah, earlier today, I received some rather interesting news from Rachel.
Susan Duncan is alive.
What?
(Door opens)
(Door closes)
It's my curse, detachment.
I've spent my whole life observing you,
but I don't know how to be with you.
Because you abandoned me.
Father thought neolution murdered you,
but you are neolution.
So are you.
I'm sorry, Rachel.
I wanted to be your mother
but it was necessary to cut the cord.
You raised a castor clone instead.
Please be kind to ira.
Castor was never completely under my control,
to be raised homogeneously like that.
I wanted him to be different.
And me?
Raised by aldous leekie.
Sent off to boarding school.
Topside...
Helsinki?
You weren't supposed to know about Helsinki.
Well, I do.
- And yet, here I am. - Rachel, you are the experiment.
One day, you may take over. But be patient. Recover.
Everyone needs a purpose in life.
Ours is all in service
of the greater good.
What is it, mother?
What is our greater good?
To control human evolution, darling.
To create a more perfect human being.
Sarah: You threw me in the middle of this shit.
And now you'rejust going to blow it all up.
Who's the science now, bitch?
Well I'm in this little room all by myself and I need to...
(Whispers) Masturbate?
Another message...
And is she the youngest subject to develop symptoms.
She is.
I'll deal with anyone to get this implant out of my face.
I can't trust you now.
I think we figured out what the bots do.
(Th eme music playing)