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(CRYSTAL FIGHTERS'
WILD ONES PLAYS)

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

* I thought I was a star

* Until I started fadin'

* From the sky, I free fall

* Every single day, I

* Go out, look up
at where I'm from

* 'Cause I thought
I was a star *

You know
what your problem is?

Yeah, my speed
control sucks.

What sucks,
besides your language,

is the color of your ball.

It's blue.
Your lucky color's pink.

Go find Mom
by the DayGlo dinosaurs,

and I'll get you
a pink one.

The color won't make
a difference.

(CHUCKLING)
Oh, really?

Then why does Tiger Woods
always wear red on Sundays?

Because he's superstitious.
And superstition sucks.

Well, when you've
won 15 majors,
you can do without it.

Meantime, try to get
between here and Mommy

without using
the S-word, okay?

* I thought we'd gone too far

* We started
walking on the water

* Felt like we'd been reborn

* When we woke up in nirvana

* Up in the clouds,
not coming down 'cause... *

Mom? Hey. Mom?

(OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYS)

(CHUCKLES)

I'm looking
for my daughter.

She's 9.
She has a turtle shirt?

You try the bathrooms?
Anything?

I've looked everywhere.
The bathrooms, too?

Mark, she's gone!

Every patrol car
has Corinne's photo.

Every bus and train
station.

Train station? You think
she's being taken somewhere?

We don't know, but, as
a precaution, we entered her

into the nationwide database
for missing children.

Is it true that
unless you find her

within the first couple hours,
odds are you never will?

We're doing
everything we can.

And I promise, as soon as
we have any more information,

we'll let you know.

We already do.
Did you find her?

I don't know. It's...
DETECTIVE:
Is everything all right?

It's hard to explain.
May I?

DETECTIVE: Sure.

(KEYS CLACKING)

(COMPUTER BEEPING)

That's her!
That's Corinne!

OFFICER: Yeah, that's
the thing. It's not.

(KEYS CLACKING)

That's Corinne.
And that...

Who's Nora Anne Mitchell?
According to our records,

she's a missing child
who was abducted 37 hours ago

from her home
a thousand miles away.

Hey, stranger.

Elizabeth.

It's been a week.

I haven't had a case for you
until now.

Okay, but the last time
we spoke,

it kind of
changed everything,

and I thought maybe
we should talk about that.

I thought we covered
everything we needed to.

Oh, you mean, "I am what I am,
Popeye the Sailor Man"?

Come on.

I know you don't want to talk
about it, but you should.

We should.

Why?

Because we've never been able
to be completely honest

with each other,
and now we can.

This case has twins
who aren't twins.

Child abduction.

And a mysterious connection
to Anna McMahon.

Care to hear about it?
No.

Not until you tell me
why you're doing this.

Are you upset?

Conflicted.

About what?

I live and work by
a very strict code,

built on loyalty,
justice, trust.

I survive because I

eliminate those
who betray it.

Up until now,
no one has been spared,

not even
my closest associates.

Not even Kate Kaplan.

So that's what you're
conflicted about?

Whether or not to kill me
because I betrayed
some "code"?

You can mock it
because you live in a world

with institutionalized codes,

where order
has already been imposed

by powerful forces
outside of yourself,

where there are laws and rules
for everything.

I live in a world
with no laws, no rules,

and certainly no order.

So I have to impose my own.

I'm not conflicted
about killing you.

I'm conflicted
because I can't.

Because I can
neither kill,

nor trust,

nor forgive.

You forgave Dembe.

Dembe hid your misdeeds.

Yours. Not his.

So where does that
leave us?

With a case.

Until it's solved,

our conflict can wait.

LIZ: Corinne Walker
was abducted

from a family arcade
outside Minneapolis.

37 hours earlier,
Nora Mitchell

went missing from
a park in Seattle.

Twins.
Living in different cities.

Twins who aren't twins.
According to birth records,

Corinne was born
March 2, 2011,

to a Heather and Mark Walker,

and Nora was born a day later
and over 2,000 miles away

to a Sara and Ben Mitchell.

RESSLER: How is that
even possible?

COOPER:
And what possible involvement
could Anna McMahon have in it?

LIZ: Reddington isn't sure,
but according to

the surveillance team
he has following Anna McMahon,

she's connected
to the abductions.

He's got
a surveillance team?

This photo
was taken last week,

and then this next one
was taken yesterday

outside the same arcade where
Corinne Walker was abducted.

RESSLER:
It's the same guy.

COOPER: Does Reddington know
what his connection is
with McMahon?

ARAM: What does a top
Justice Department official

have to do with a series
of child abductions?

He doesn't know,
but he said he has a line
or two in the water.

Then while he's fishing
off that pier,

we'll focus
on the families.

Ressler, Keen,
talk to the parents.

Something's tying
them together.
Maybe they know what.

Hey. Where have you
been hiding?

What do you mean?
You've been a ghost ever since

I told you that I've been
looking into
who Reddington was.

Thought maybe you were
still pissed at me.

What? No.
I'm grateful.

You did what you thought
was best for me.

I'm grateful for that.

(FOOTSTEPS DEPART)

HEATHER: They look
exactly the same.

MARK:
This other girl, Nora,

is it possible
that she is our daughter?

Fingerprint
and hospital records

confirm they are
different girls.

Nora's parents
are just as desperate

to find their daughter
as you are.

Desperate's
an understatement.

You said you had
new information?

Yes. We ran a DNA test.
And?

SARA:
She looks exactly the same.

The girls
are identical twins.

HEATHER:
No. How can this be?

There's more.
There's something else.

And this isn't going to
be easy for you to hear.

RESSLER: According to
the report, the two of you

are not genetically related
to your daughter.

What?
No.

I'm sorry, but we ran
the test several times.

LIZ:
It isn't just you.

Neither you nor the Mitchells

are biologically related
to either of the girls.

You're telling us what?
(EXHALES SHARPLY)

That we got some other
couple's eggs by mistake?

So you did conceive
through IVF?
Yes.

But now you're telling us that
Nora is someone else's child?

What sperm, what egg
doesn't matter.

We want our daughter back.

And we're doing everything
we can to find her.

Can you tell me the name
of the IVF clinic you used?

New Dawn,
outside Minneapolis.

Our doctor
recommended it.

New Dawn?
It was nearby.

I was finishing my degree
at Saint Mary's at the time.

MARK:
We'll do whatever you need,

but you need to be
completely honest with me.

I need to know,
do you have any idea

where our little girl is
right now?

Completely honest?

(INHALES SHARPLY)

No. Not yet.

(DOOR OPENS)

Hello, Corinne.

My name is Doctor Rizal.
I'm pleased to meet you.

I know you've had
a very long journey,

so I got you a gift.

I want to go home!

I know, sweetheart,
and you will. Very soon.

But let's get you changed.

There's something
I want to show you,

something I built for you.

Corinne, Nora.

You're both
unique individuals.

And together,
we're gonna change the world.

Obviously, we're horrified to
think that there
could have been

any sort of improprieties
here at New Dawn.

We have stringent protocols

that would render a mistake
nearly impossible.

Well, we have reason
to believe
this wasn't a mistake.

The Walkers and the Mitchells,
they were both clients?

Anne, before
you answer that...

RESSLER: We can subpoena
medical records.

No. Please.

I want to be clear
we're ready to cooperate

in any way that we can.

The Walkers and Mitchells
were both clients.

In June of 2010.

And they shared
the same doctor?

Actually, they had two
different
fertility specialists

working with two
entirely different staffs.

So how does that explain
the mix-up?

You do not
have to answer this.

I've looked at their cases,

every staff member,
every person
in the chain of command,

and the only possible wrinkle
I can imagine

might be in embryology.

Meaning...?
On the day of transfer,

the cultured embryo is taken
from our incubators on site

directly to the mother.

Now, it's possible,
yet highly unlikely,

that the embryologist
could have swapped out

the cultured genetic
material with...

I don't know.
Something else.

Like an embryo
cultured off-site?

Y...You said that the women

had different teams,
different doctors,

but did they have
different embryologists?

No.
But his reputation...

We need a name.
He's one of the best.

Miss Mauler. A name.

LIZ:
Miles Gordon, FBI!

I'm not gonna ask again!

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACH)

Something going on?

I...had the TV on.

Huh. Funny.
I don't hear a TV.

Mind if we ask you
a few questions?

Right. Sure.

Let me just, um...

That was stupid.
Now I get to arrest you.

(STRING MUSIC PLAYING)

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

Senator Christensen!
I'm terribly
sorry to interrupt.

I know you're very busy
getting stroked here,

but I only need a moment.

I'm in the middle
of a meeting.

Yes. I'm looking
for this man.

I'm sorry.
Do I know you?

I've searched near and far,

and it's come to my attention
he may be in your employ.

If you want
to set a meeting,

you call my office,
just like everyone else.

(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)

Who is he?

I have no idea.

Senator, unlike
your lunch date here,

I'm not interested
in foreplay.

I've spoken with a number
of sources who tell me

the man in the photo
is in the business

of finding
difficult-to-find items

and is presently trying
to find something for you.

How could you
possibly know that?

Will the gentleman
be joining?

No.

I... I will take a martini.
Dry. Two olives.

(HUSHED) I met him
through a friend.

Look.
This isn't the place.

Maybe if we went somewhere
more discreet.

(LOUDLY) Actually,
I find indiscretion

often works
to my advantage.

Please. Go on.

(WHISPERING)
They call him Mr. Cotton.

Francis Cotton.
That's not his real name.

I hired him to find

a missing work of art
for my wife's collection.

How do I reach him?
You don't.

He contacts you
after you place an ad

in the wanted section
of the Post.

It took two months
before he reached out.

He has my number.

He said he'll contact me
when he finds the piece.

What is the piece?
Of art?

Ah!
Vaisravana.

Exquisite.

Uh, sir, are you leaving?
I have your martini here.

No, no, no.
It's for the Senator.

He could use
a good stiff drink.

You want to help Aram in there
or should I?

He seems to have it
under control.

Looks can be deceiving.

What I said earlier
was true.

I'm grateful that
you're a good friend.

But, um, I'm also grateful
for what you did,

for telling me
about my grandfather.

(WHISPERING) I found him,
and he told me
about Reddington,

about who he was.

Wait. You... You know?

His name was Ilya Koslov.

He and Katarina
were childhood friends,

and then they were
in the Cabal together.

But why take on
Reddington's identity?

After the fire,
after I shot my father

and the world
was after Katarina,

the only way for
her to survive
was to access the funds

they used
to frame Reddington.

Yeah, but they couldn't do it
without Reddington.

Since he was already dead,

Ilya Koslov
brought him back to life.

That's the answer that
Reddington killed people

to keep quiet?

I mean, why?
I don't know.

To protect me somehow?
To protect himself.

Ilya Koslov
and Katarina Rostova

disappeared after
betraying powerful people

with long memories
who were willing to kill

to find out information
about their whereabouts.

Or try to.
A couple of weeks ago,

I got the drop
on some KGB mook

who had heard that
I was looking into Katarina.

Wanted to know
what kind of leads I had.

That's why he's
keeping it a secret.

That's why
we can't tell anyone.

Yeah, but we got to tell
Cooper and Aram.

Whoever he was,
he is Reddington.

Cooper will understand that,
but he might feel obliged

to tell someone in the Bureau
who doesn't.

Anna McMahon does not trust
the Task Force,

and she hates Reddington.

She's looking for any excuse
to shut us down.

You're worried that they'll
void his immunity agreement.

I'm pretty sure
I had the right
to know the truth,

and I'm absolutely sure
no one else does.

Look, I get that,
but is it the truth?

I mean,
does it make sense

that this is the answer
he'd kill to keep quiet?

That so many people have died
trying to find out?

It's because
so many people died

that I gave up my child.

To protect Agnes
until I learned the truth.

Am I sure I know why
he guarded his secret? No.

Is it possible that I'm
overlooking some of the holes

in the story because
there's a sweetness to it?

Yes, it's possible.

But it's more possible
that it's true.

"More possible."

Ilya Koslov had motive
and opportunity.

If this were a crime,
you'd say it was solved,

and you'd believe
you were right.

Well, you and New Dawn
are the only thing

connecting
the abductions, so...

If you didn't take them,
who did?

I told you
I have no idea.

You had some legal trouble

before your time
at New Dawn, right?

I was working
at a clinic in Boston

after I finished
my degree.

There was a power outage.

Core temperatures never moved
outside the acceptable range,

but one child
was born very sick.

That must have been a very
difficult time for you.

Plus, the large settlement,
legal fees, school debt...

It was difficult, yes.
It's why I moved
to Minneapolis.

But, look, I didn't...
The thing is,

is five months later,
you signed a mortgage

and bought a new car.

That... That was... I...
I'd like to think

it was a lucky break,
the lottery, a bequest, even.

But come on.
I'm guessing that wasn't it.

Someone approached you,
offered you money?

No, it's not like that.

Those parents just
want their girls back.

If you tell us the truth,
we can help you.

Who approached you?

I don't know his name.

Just...

He said the parents
would never know,

that it was a simple swap.

You switched the embryos.
It was a lot of money.

And the chances
of all three embryos

implanting
successfully was...
I'm sorry.

Did you say "three"?

Yes.

All three embryos we swapped
were carried to term.

The third child...
remember her name?

LIZ: Grace Draxton.

We're here to take her
into protective custody.

LIZ: FBI.
FBI? I don't understand.

Is this connected
to the CPS complaint?
CPS?

Agent Cavali from
Child Protective Services

got here maybe
thirty minutes ago.

He said he needed
to speak with Grace

about some problems
at home.

He's in with Grace
and the school counselor.

You need to take us there.
Now.

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACH)

(HANDLE RATTLES)

Call 9-1-1. Tell them
a child has been abducted
from your school.

(CARTOON MUSIC PLAYING)

(BELL JINGLES)

(MUZAK PLAYING)

Good afternoon.

I have an item
for your catalog.

Got the wrong place.
I fix clocks.

Fat Joe says
you do more than that.

Don't know
any Fat Joe.

He told me to tell you
there are moles
in your garden.

He say what
I should do with them?

Call the exterminator.

(CLOCK WINDING)

Let me see the item.

That's a photo
of the item.

And this is a suitcase filled
with $50,000 in unmarked bills

for putting it
in your catalog.

I fence items,
not photos of items.

There's another suitcase
for letting me use

your back room
to talk to the buyer.

You got a lot
of suitcases.

Do you know who I am?

Yeah, a guy with
a lot of suitcases.

How many will it take for you
to circulate the photo?

Do you have the item,
or are you just using me

to smoke out the guy
who wants to buy it?

Four suitcases,
no questions,

and you throw in
the mantle clock.

I'm a sucker for Limoges.

The triplets... they're not
the only ones
who've been taken.

What makes you say that?

I went back into the database
and found this...

Kids taken from
Miami, Chicago, Dallas.

There are more.

Twins and triplets,
all of them
born to different parents,

all of them reported missing
in the last 18 months.

You think this is some sort
of sick, sci-fi version

of human trafficking?
ARAM: No.

I think this is some
sick, sci-fi version

of human experimentation.

I had the girls' DNA
sequenced.

The differences are
90,000 base pairs.

Now, that sounds like a lot,
but when you consider

that the human genome has
about 3 billion base pairs,

it's nothing.

My guess is that the person
we're looking for

took a fertilized egg,
split it into three embryos,

and then made changes.

Resulting in
identical triplets
who are genetically unique.

Grace,
this is Nora and Corinne.
Can you say hello?

Now that you're all here,
we can begin.

How exciting.

Genetic differences. You think
they could be random?

I would, except
the insertions and deletions

around the effected areas
suggest that someone used

a virally delivered
editing tool

to rewrite Corinne
and Nora's DNA.

Rewriting DNA?
Who can do that?

Are the devices active?

(COMPUTER BEEPS)
Bringing subjects online now.

Hey! Look!

(SOFT BUZZING)

Begin at 95 degrees.
Set humidity to 50%.

(BEEPING)

LIZ: Y ou said two girls
had their DNA altered.
What about the third?

ARAM: Preliminary samples
taken from her home

suggest it wasn't edited,
which is what leads me

to believe it's some kind
of experiment.

NORA: What's happening?
Why are you doing this to us?

CORINNE: Let us out!

Increase it to 100.
RESSLER: I t's a control group.

They created
identical triplets

to restrict
outside genetic factors

and left one embryo unedited

so they could
establish a baseline,

a way to measure
the effect of the changes.

But who?
And for what?

Are you out of your mind?
What the hell
is wrong with you?

Excuse me.
You think I want my picture

above the fold
on the Post?

More bad press?
He could've killed me.

Senator. Slow down.
What's wrong?

What's wrong? How about
lunch with a fugitive?

I don't understand
what you're...
Reddington.

He came to see me.

Okay. Hold on.
What did he want?

Your friend. The Finder.
Mr. Cotton.

He wanted me
to put him in touch.

And what did you tell him?
What did I tell him?

Anna, it doesn't matter
what I told him.

All that matters
is what I'm telling you.

You introduced me
to Cotton

in exchange for my vote
on the farm bill.

Well, guess what.
You're not getting my vote.

(PHONE SPEED-DIALING
RINGING, CLICK)

Did you talk to Cotton?
Less than an hour ago.
Good news.

He had the information
we were looking...

Doesn't matter. Listen to me.
I'm sorry. "Doesn't matter"?

I need you to reach out
to Cotton, bring him in.

What's going on?
Reddington knows.

I don't know how,
but he knows.

He's looking for Cotton.
If he gets to him,

I guarantee you he'll get him
to talk about our plans.

You need to find Cotton
before Reddington does.

(BEEP)

(BELL JINGLES)

(MUZAK PLAYING)

(DOOR CLOSES, BELL JINGLES)

(MR. COTTON CLEARS THROAT)

I heard you have moles
in the garden.

Yeah. So?

Have you considered
calling the exterminator?

It's in the back.

(DOOR OPENS)

I'm here
about the Vaisravana.

RED: No, you're here
for a little chat.

Let's hope the conversation
is fruitful.

(COUGHING)

(BEES BUZZING)

The britches! I'm gonna
need you to take them off!

You do know this is a matter
of some urgency, right?

Bite of the wife's
Reuben?

Teddy, I need to know
where he took the children

and what he's doing
for Anna McMahon,

and I need to know now.

Corned beef's as lean
as a dog in lent.

If I end up needing an actual
exterminator, you're paying.

If Demby was here,
he'd take a bite.

Ah, here we go.
What?

If he was here,
he'd take a bite.

He's not here, so he won't.
That's all I'm saying.

That's all you're saying.
The man loves a Reuben.

For all we know,
he's having one now.

Only we don't know,
because you fired him.

(CHUCKLES) I didn't fire him.
In fact, I forgave him.

And he doesn't eat meat!
Forgave him for what?

For not following your rules,
your do's, your don't's?

There's a code of ethics!

Why is that so difficult
for people to understand?

How 'bout 'cause you got
a guy in the next room

getting his avocados
pollinated?

The code's like
the suit and the hat.

You feel good wearing it.
Look good, too.

Million bucks.

But... and I gotta think
deep down you know this...

It's like
lipstick on a pig.

It can cover a lotta sins.

End of the day,
it's still trayf.

(DOOR OPENS)

Anything?
The man who hired him
to abduct the kids.

He coughed up a name.

Guillermo Rizal.

Reddington says
he's the one responsible
for the abductions.

Does he have a location?

No. Ressler's
working on that now.

What do we know
about this guy?

Heart rate's
slightly elevated,
perspiration rate increasing.

Bring the temperature to 105.
Introduce hydration.

ARAM: Okay, so, Rizal
basically invented
gene mapping.

At 24, he wrote the code

that runs the gene-sequencing
software used by every

hospital, laboratory,
and university in the world.

COOPER: If anyone knows how to
rewrite DNA, it would be him.

ARAM: The IPO was launched
12 years ago,

and he resigned
later that year.

And a year after that,
the first set of twins
was born.

(BEEPING)

You want to back it off?
No.

They may be scared,
but these girls are pioneers.

In many ways,
humanity depends on them.

Introduce the solution.

(METAL CLANGING)

RESSLER:
Real estate records show

that Rizal has a warehouse
in Howard County.

What makes you think that's
where he took the girls?

Well, the guy's got houses
in New York, London, Bermuda.

But Reddington said the Finder
handed off the girls

in a roadside exchange
somewhere in rural Maryland.

Howard County.
Get there.

Aram, notify HRT
and pull a warrant.

I want it issued
by the time they arrive.

(BOTH COUGHING)

Try again.

I'm telling you,
Mr. Reddington.
He won't give it up.

Anna McMahon.

I need to know what she's
instructed him to find.

I know
that's what you want,

but whoever
this Anna McMahon is,

she put the fear of God
in him.

So much for making this
a family business.

Dad, I'm telling you.
Hand it over.

Hood, hive, the works.

Thank you, Teddy.

You want something done right,
you gotta do it yourself.

Nothing hurts so bad
as when a child disappoints.

Like being impaled
by a unicorn.

This doesn't look
very friendly.

He's not alone.

Three guards in the booth,
two more at our six,

and another watching
from the west.

Agents Ressler, Keen. FBI.
We have a warrant.

I, uh... I don't have the
authority to let you inside.

My warrant's your authority.
Right.

I just need to notify
Mr. Rizal's general counsel.

No, you're not
notifying anyone.

You're gonna open
that gate right now.

Our SWAT team is en route.
Is this gonna be a problem?

Hey, you!
Put the phone down.

Who are you talking to?

RONSON: Subject one's
numbers plummeted.

Subject three
is radiating down.

Subject two?

BP stable, pulse-ox normal,
perspiration steady.

(COMPUTER BEEPING)

That can't be.

She's steady.

Please!
She needs help!

Please!

RESSLER: Look, we have reason
to believe that
you have children

being held inside
against their will,

so you're gonna open
that gate right now.

Hey! Not a good idea.
Put the gun down.

You want to be arrested
for obstruction?

Is that what you want?

It's okay. Open it up.

They're police.
Let them inside.

(POUNDING ON DOOR)
RESSLER: Open the door.

(BUZZER)
FBI.

Radio the lab. Tell them
we have a breach. Code White.

But the police are...
I said Code White.

The hell is this place?

(ALARMS BLARING)

(ALARM BLARING)

Hey. Corinne.

I'm not leaving without her.
We have to go back.

We need to get you
out of here.

I don't think
you understand

how significant
that little girl
is to my work.

She's coming with us.
You understand?

Take him.
I'll clear observation.

It's okay.
I'm with the police.

We're gonna get you
out of here.

(PHONE UNLOCKS,
SPEED-DIALS, RINGS)

Aram. Listen to me. We got
kids at the Rizal property.

A dozen. Maybe more.

I need you to send a medic,
Protective Services.

Keen.

(ALARMS BLARING)

I'll go check it out. You stay
with the kids, get them help.

Copy that.

Corinne.
What did you do to them?

I'll explain
everything later,

but right now we have to go
with these men.

No!
Corinne, please.

(ALARM BLARING)

(COMPUTERS BEEPING)

What's going on? Feds are
on site. You gotta go.

The system's wiped.
Nothing can be traced.

Good.

(RAPID GUNSHOTS IN DISTANCE)

(ALARMS BLARING)

LIZ: FBI! I'm gonna
show you my credentials.

We're hearing gunfire.
LIZ: Last door on the left!

There's another agent
down there!

(ALARMS BLARING)

(GUN COCKS)

(GUNSHOTS)

(GUNSHOT)

One down!
Where's the girls?

MAN:
They're back there!

Let go! Let go of me!

Be careful with her.
Stop it! No!

They have a vehicle waiting
for you at the south entrance.

Take the girl.
Make your way on foot. Move!

FBI! Hands!

Cover him.

RIZAL: Hang on.
You're almost home.

Corinne.

Ohh.

Hands. Show me your hands!
Don't shoot! Please!

Put your hands in the air.
Step away from the girl.

I said put her down!

I can't! She's been shot.

Okay. All right.
Back away.

Put the girl down.

I said back away!

I got a minor
with a gunshot wound.

We need an emergency
Medevac now.

3121 South Broxton.

She's not breathing.

She can't die.

I'm begging you. Please.
She cannot die!

(DOOR OPENS)

How is she?

In surgery, if you care.

Of course I care.

I created her.
I created all of them.

To be human guinea pigs.
Why?

Because you eat meat.

Waste water. Guzzle gas.

You like riddles?

Not particularly, no.

How many SUVs
does it take the FBI

to bring in
a single suspect?

I counted six. You think
I've committed a crime?

You're killing the planet.
And I suppose that you're

trying to solve it by, uh,
experimenting on children.

50,000 years ago, a relative
of the modern-day human

lived on the Indonesian island
of Flores.

Because resources were scarce,
people adapted,

by becoming smaller.

Adults were only
three feet tall.

As a result,
they consumed less, had
a smaller carbon footprint.

If we're going to
survive climate change,

we have to adapt
to our environment

the same way Homo floresiensis
adapted to theirs.

I want us to survive.

To do that,
we have to evolve.

And since we don't have time
to wait on natural selection,

I figured out a way
to speed up the process.

Oh, by changing their DNA?

As temperatures increase,
fresh water
will become scarce.

Rivers will dry up,
springs and aquifers

will become contaminated
by the rising seas.

People will die of thirst.

Unless their kidneys
become more powerful,

capable of processing
the higher salt content.

Yeah, CSI said
that you forced

those little girls
to drink salt water.

And expose them
to extreme heat.

The genetic changes
I made to Corinne's DNA

increased her tolerance
to both by 12%.

Multiply that
by 7 billion people,

and you begin to see
a glimmer of hope.

So, Corinne, the little girl
you tried to save,

she's... She's
your chosen one.

First of a new breed.

Homo solvos.
The savior of humankind.

COOPER: I just spoke
with the hospital.

Corinne's out of surgery.
She's gonna be okay.

That's great.
And the others?

Corinne's sisters
are in stable condition.

COOPER: All the other children
have been released.

Any word from
Mr. Reddington?

We still don't know how any of
this connects to Anna McMahon.

(DOOR OPENS, BEES BUZZING)

* Home is where I want to be,
pick me up... *

So?

Sang like the
Mormon Tabernacle
during vespers!

Why did McMahon hire him?

If he knows anything,
he hasn't told me.

Given how angry he is with me,
I think I'd be
the last to know.

Why's he angry with you?
Family squabble?

Family?

Is that what we are?

I'm not so sure.

I've been thinking about it
a lot recently, and, uh...

I don't think I know
what "family" even means.

(VOICE BREAKING)
Before we had Agnes,

I thought Tom and I
were gonna adopt,

that family had nothing to do
with biology.

If this case
taught us anything,
it's that it doesn't.

COOPER:
Family isn't about bloodlines.

It's about commitment and love
and a whole lot of faith.

The parents
of Rizal's children.

No one would blame them for
walking away from those kids.

But I'm guessing that learning

biology isn't what's
keeping them together

is a powerful reminder of all
the other things that do.

Every family has challenges.

God knows yours
with Reddington
has more than most.

No one would blame you if you
chose to walk away from them,

but you never will.

And not because you can't.

Because you don't want to.

Because in spite of his...

His way
or the highway.

In spite of everything,
he's committed to you,

he loves you,
and he has faith in you.

And I think you have
the same for him.

(CHILDREN LAUGHING,
SHOUTING PLAYFULLY)

(CAROUSEL MUSIC PLAYING)

LIZ:
Thank you for coming.

I came because I have news.
About Anna McMahon.

I've been thinking a lot
about what you said.

About your code.

She hired Mr. Cotton
to find the dossier.

We thought she had it.
She doesn't.

Did you find out
who does?

Yes. A child.

A random child
that Bastien Moreau

gave the dossier to in the
moments before he was killed.

A child who has no idea
that they possess

a detailed
description of a plot
against the United States.

If Mr. Cotton told you,
then he told McMahon.

He did.

Just before
I got to him.

Which means she has
a head start.

I have a code, too.

I don't kill people
who violate it,

but it's every bit
as important to my life

as your code is to yours.

Do you want to hear it?

She's gotten so big.

Love wins.

That's not a code.
It's a greeting card.

You won't stay angry
with me.

I know you think you will,
but you won't.

Parents don't stay angry
with their children.

Or their grandchildren.
And that's who you are to us.

It doesn't matter
who you were.

This is who you are
and who you'll always be.

Because you believe
love wins?

Every day
and twice on Sundays.

Says so
on the greeting card.

LIZ: When I was little,
did you train me

for everything you knew
I'd have to face?

If you're asking
whether it was a surprise

that you became an FBI agent,
the answer is no.

I want to know
what you did for me

so I can do the same thing
for Agnes.

To train her for everything
I know she'll have to face.

Sam did what
I told him to.

Will Scottie
do the same for you?

She won't have to.

She will if Agnes
is to get what she needs.

I left Agnes with Scottie

because I was afraid
of who you were.

But I'm not anymore.

Scottie won't
have to train Agnes.

Because Agnes
won't be with her.

I'm bringing her home.

(CELLPHONE RINGING)

(EXHALES DEEPLY)

(BEEP)
Yeah.

ANNA: So, did you find him?
Not yet.

Which means Reddington did.
I'm still working a few...

And if he found him,
he got Cotton to talk.

Which means he knows
where the dossier is.

You don't know that.
I do know that.

That's the one thing I know.

Did Cotton tell you
where the dossier is?

Yes.
Then he told Reddington.

This is it, everything
we have worked for.

You need to mobilize
your men right now.

Find the dossier
before Reddington does,

and we finish this.

Let him beat you, we're no
better than dead by morning.

Now go.
(BEEP)