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-Previously on
Cloak & Dagger...
-Dad!

-Daddy!

Find rich kids and jack them
of their rich-kid stuff.

What did you do to me?

Red-headed

This cop you described,
he doesn't exist.

Hello again.

Yes. I know.

Yeah.

There is nothing wrong
with selling out.

That is part of politics,
but when you do,

you need to get paid
in capital.

Who pissed her off
this time?

Best I can tell,
someone released
a press release

without her release.

...I get a little perturbed.
You follow?

With a company like Roxxon,
you are already rolling
the boulder uphill.

-So, what are
you gonna do?

-About what?

About seeing
the coach for the first time
since you threw that punch?

-I don't know.
-Well, here's what you do.

Show up early,

practice free-throws,

like Larry Bird.

What's with you
and Larry Bird, Dad?

Get me the number
for Pest Control.

Yeah.

...but he's underrated,

and he's always had
a good work ethic.

So, you think I lack
work ethic?

I think sometimes...

you're all over
the place, Tyrone.

You know what?

Forget about Larry Bird.

You want a role model?
Look right there.

Eight years ago,
fate pushed us down hard.

She got up first

and picked us up
with her.

I know.
-You know that, right?

Yeah, of course I do.

Hell, be more like her.

Coach will want
four more like you
on that court.

I-- I don't think
I could ever live up
to that kinda game.

I don't think
Larry Bird could.

But try, you know?
For us.

Okay?

You okay?

I'm in deep shit.

-I need to get out of town.
-What happened?

Do you remember that guy
from the other night

Well... he tracked
me down and...

-He was pissed?
-He was a lot of things.

Did he hurt you?

I'm fine, okay?

I got lucky and stabbed him
in the gut to put him down.

Stabbed him with what

Since when
do you carry a knife?

All right,
how about the guy?
I mean, uh...

did you just hurt him
or did you-- I mean, is he--

-I don't know.
-Okay. And where
is it now, the knife?

-It's gone.
-Are you sure?

Yeah.
Yeah, I'm positive.

-What are you doing?
-Calling Saint Elizabeth's

-to see if anybody's
brought him in.

No, call--
call Tulane Medical,

the good one.
He comes from money, right?

-Yeah.

Tulane Medical Center.
-Yeah, emergency room please.

Please hold.

What should
I be hoping for?

If he's alive,
then that means
he can still ID me.

If he's dead,
then I killed somebody,

which-- Jesus.

Which one should
I be hoping for?

Just control what
we can control, okay?

We'll get you
to the dry cleaner's.

We'll get you
some new papers.

We'll get you
someplace safe.

Yeah?

Yeah, okay.

You look tired.

Yeah, I had trouble
sleeping again.

And the pills
I prescribed?

I'm not taking 'em.

Why not?

The same reason
I don't drink.

It's about having
some control.

It's about having
complete control.

Then explain that fight to me.
Why'd you hit the other boy?

Because he's an asshole.

He pushed on me first, so I--
I didn't do anything wrong.

-Then why not tell me about it?
-Because I-- I knew
what you'd say.

And what's that?

The same thing
you've been saying
for the last three years.

That losing my brother
begat survivor's guilt

which begat
compulsive tendencies

which results
in bottled-up anger.

Old Testament verbs aside,

you sound like you know
what you're talking about.

Except it's not
anger in the bottle.
Know what it is?

It's poison...

coursing through
your veins every day.

And when that bottle
gets shook up

the poison comes out
in unexpected ways.

You have no idea.

What's that supposed
to mean?

All this anger
inside of me...

What if it came out
and pointed me

to the person
who poisoned me?

If I could find
the person who caused it?

And punish him...

poison him?

You talking
about finding that cop?

I thought
you moved past that.

No, no, no, I'm just--
I'm talking about a "what if."

What if this guy really existed

This poison running
through my veins,

doesn't it belong
in his too?

Eye for an eye, right?

Let me throw
a "what if" back at you.

What if God heard you
talking like this?

What would He say?

Who's to say
He's not the one

who gave me the idea
in the first place?

Let's keep on this topic
tomorrow morning, okay?

Yeah.

Yeah, okay.

"Has thou not known?

"Has thou not heard

"that the
everlasting God,

"the Lord, the Creator
of the ends of the Earth,

"fainteth not,
neither is weary?

"There is no searching
of his understanding.

"He giveth power
to the faint,

"and to them
that have no might...

he increaseth strength."

"That bringeth
the princes to nothing,

he maketh the judges
of the Earth as vanity."

"Yea, they shall not
be planted,

"and he shall also
blow upon them,

"and they shall wither,

"and the whirlwind
shall take them away
as stubble.

"To whom then
will ye liken me,

"or shall I be equal?
Saith the Holy One.

"Lift up
your eyes on high,

"and behold who hath
created these things,

"he calleth them all by names
by the greatness of his might,

"for that he
is strong in power,

not one faileth."

"They that wait
upon the Lord shall
renew their strength...

"they shall mount up
with wings as eagles...

"they shall run,
and not be weary...

and they shall walk,
and not faint."

Everything you
asked for will be
in the left breast pocket.

-What about
the ammunition? Is it--
-Everything you asked for.

Hey, Elmer.

I know her work.

Listen, you guys
wanna move swag,

you have
to come back
after hours.

Listen, Elmer,
we got in some trouble,

and Tandy needs
to get outta town,
needs a new ID, ASAP.

Trouble

I thought you said,
"No questions asked."

If you didn't commit
a crime, I got a guy

who can knock up
a Minnesota for three bills.

But if you did, you'll need
a much better one.

Okay, how much better
for how much?

It'll run you guys
11 grand.

Bullshit.

Situation you're in,
you're going to need
a new identity,

clean social,
even an address
of record.

I got a guy who can
throw in a credit rating too.

Anyone comes
looking for you,
you're not you.

Then you can do
whatever you want.

So, what do you want?

I wanna leave
New Orleans...

and I never
wanna look back.

Then you're going
to need legit docs.

Well, I don't have
that kind of money.

I can scrounge up
five or six.

Liam, no, you don't
have to do that.

That guy that
you hurt is in ICU,
and he's going to wake up.

Clock is ticking.

Can you dig up
the rest?

Yeah.

Okay.

-Hey.
-Hey.

Tandy, is...
everything okay?

Yeah. Yeah, no,
everything's good.

I just need to go
to the bathroom and grab
a couple things, so.

Wow. Uh...

Okay, uh,
you must be Tandy.

This is Greg, my boyfriend,
the one I've been
telling you about.

Yeah, your mom has told me
so much about you.

It's a pleasure
to meet you.

It's a pleasure
to do a lot of things.

Well, you know-- we--
we've been celebrating.

Greg has been
working hard on a new angle
for our Roxxon case.

He actually filed
an injunction for us
this morning.

In all fairness to your mom--
she's really been on top of it,

you know,
and I've been doing
some digging--

Yeah. No, it seems
like you've really been working
your pants off, Greg.

Tandy.

We don't talk
to guests like that.

It's okay.

My bad.

Tandy.

-Before you go in there--
-Mom, I'll be out in a bit.

Honey, before you
say anything--

Oh, anything, like,
"What the shit?"

Because what the shit, Mom?

I wasn't certain
whose it was.

Mom, we bought this bag
when I was seven, remember?

Hell. Maybe you don't.

Honey, it was
a moment of weakness.

Yeah, well, no one lives
in the moment like you do.

Mom, please tell me
you still have that cash.

We needed it
for the injunction.

You cannot be
this stupid!

Watch your mouth.
This is my house.

No, this is not a house.

This is
a temporary shelter.

And that is not
your boyfriend.

He's just another asshole

on a sex tour
of the FEMA islands.

Are you really going
to stand there all high
and mighty, Tandy?

Where'd the money
come from?

And the pill bottles,
each with a different name?

-You think I'm blind?
-No, just that you don't care.

-Okay, okay, why--
why don't we just sit down--
-Slow your roll, Greg.

No, don't you talk
to him like that.

You know, how about
I just don't talk
to anybody?

Here we go.
Things must be getting tough,

because Tandy's
gonna run away.

If your father
was still alive,

I swear to God,
he would be heart-broken!

Well, there goes
Fenwick's lunch.

Six more laps,
young ladies,

-then maybe we will get
to the business at hand!

Wow. There he is.

Coach, listen,
I'm sorry late.
I lost track of time.

I didn't say, "Stop."

Keep going
while I update
Mr. Johnson

on what we've been doing
all day at practice.

Twenty-five
for that haymaker
you threw.

Fifty more
because you were late.

I'm going
to tack on another 20

because you actually had
the balls to show up.

No, look, that's all on me.

Look, I'll suit up,
and I'll take the punishment.

Hell no.
Stay in your civvies,

get up on the bleachers.
Think about what you could
have done different.

Twenty-eight more laps!

-Thursday good?
-No, I need these now.

The pictures are in,
like, an hour.

I need you
to fix the tear.

The "cumberbatch" too.

-Yes, yes, okay.
-Thank you. Good.

This is only $5,500.

Then you haven't
got anything.

Come on, man.
There's gotta be something
you can do.

Sorry.
This isn't a charity.

Do you trust me?

-Course I do.
-Then hand me the money.

Here's the down payment,
non-refundable.

-That's not how it works.
-We fail, you still profit.

Ain't that America?

I just need to borrow
one thing to get the rest.

Borrow what?

Can I see
the little button thingee?

Hey.

Hi. How's it going?

Boom. Jenna Westen
binged sushi on Bourbon.

-Tourists.
-Food poisoning.

That makes you
my Harrison.

What's the play

No. No, too small,
too conspicuous.

There are three
sensible cash grabs in here.

Cards in a cage,
ready to be liberated,

and the big cash bar
over there.

Cash bar.
Cheap pricks.

And what's
the third grab?

Someone's in charge
of the tips

for the caterers,
band, bartender.

Probably the wedding planner.

Man. Sometimes
I forget that you came
from all this.

You know,
she should have it
on her person.

Should be at least
a couple grand in there.

We need to find her,
find a way to lift it.

What do we do
if somebody talks to me?

-Talk back.
-As Harrison Westen?

Heck no.
Someone's bound to know
the Westens aren't here.

-Anyone else.
-Who?

I don't know.

Whoever you want.

You've always
been there for me

through thick and thin,
through my successes,

but more importantly
my failures.

And I'm not sure

what I would've done
without you,

who I would've become
without you there,

every step of the way.

But you were there...
for every step...

every slip...
every time I got up again.

Thank you for this day
and every one that's
come before.

-I love you so much, Dad.

Oh, what's up, Benny

I mean with what
happened today, missing
practice and everything.

Oh, you wouldn't
believe me if I told you.

Try me.
We're on the same team, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, man.
I suppose we are.

-I mean, one of us
messes up, we all pay.

That's what went down
today anyway, right?

All right, listen, guys.
I'm sorry you had to run
suicides, okay?

-I didn't mean to--
-You didn't mean to what?

Miss practice

Miss those two easy boards
against Waverly?

Look, what the hell
are you guys doing?

We're going
to state finals next week,
and we're concerned

that you're
gonna be screwing
it up for us.

No, listen,
I promise I won't--

I chatted up
the wedding planner,
but she doesn't have the cash.

-Okay, so who does?
-The maid of honor.

Apparently,
she insisted.

Linda did not appreciate
her bossiness.

Okay. Linda's
the wedding planner?

Uh-huh. And Delia--
that's the maid of honor--

is the thorn
in Linda's side,
treats her like the help,

is always putting her nose
in other people's business,

and has resting
basic face.

Is that a thing?

-No, but it should be.

Liam, thank you.

For what?

For helping me
with all of this.

For never asking
any questions

or second-guessing me.

Not ever, really.

Thank you
for just being you.

You make it easy.

You remember
the first time we met?

Of course. I was trying
to get into Aperture.

-With that horrible Utah ID.

Well, someone was
busting my chops,
asking for my zodiac sign.

Vertigo.
You said vertigo.

It made you smile.

Yeah, it very much did.

Hey, but you didn't
let me in.

Well, that would've
been malpractice.

-But you came back.
-With a better ID.

Massachusetts.
Land of Lincoln.

Listen.

I know I don't come
from money or class
like you do...

but if you give me
a chance,

I'll keep you safe.

I'll do what I can
to make you happy.

I'll love you.

Always.

Tandy?

Are-- are you okay?

Tandy, what?

Umm...

I have to--
I have to go.

Ah.

Hey, Ma.

No, no, Coach
kept us late running.
He was in a mood.

Yeah, it still kinda is,

so, uh, might not
be back for a bit.

Yeah, of course
I'll stay safe.

Excuse me.
Are you okay?

Yeah. I'm fine.

Sorry, was I making
a scene?

No, not at all.
You look sad.

God! I'm such a--

No, you're not.
What's wrong?

I run away
from everything.

I mean,
whenever anything
goes wrong or...

hell, goes right,
I-- I hightail it outta town.

-Sometimes literally.
-I get it. I do it too.

-It's kind of you to say, but--
-No, I swear to God.

You know I switched
my major four times?

-Where'd you go
to school?
-Tulane.

-Is that how
you met Lynn?
-Yeah.

-How about you?
-Obligatory distant cousin.

-Ah.
-So, what'd you land on?

For a major?

Clinical psychology.

Oh. Well,
definitely broke down
in the right place.

Huh! I don't know
about all that.

I'm still limited
to the basic questions.

-Like what?
-Like, "Tell me
about your father and mother."

The first one's dead,
and the second one
is killing me.

Is that what's
upsetting you right now?

No.

No, there's this boy out there
who wants nothing more

than to spend
his whole life with me.

-Sounds horrible.
-Right?

Me? All I could do
is run away.

Maybe my Mom
was right about me.

Okay, I need you
to do me a favor.

Get it together,
fix your mascara,

and do something
that'll make you happy...

tonight.
Drink, dance...

and worry about the rest
of your life tomorrow.

Can you do that for me?

Yeah.

Yeah, I can do that.

You feel better now?

I really, really do.

Thank you
for everything.

People went crazy
over those figs
in a blanket.

Here.

We gotta go.

-Come on.
-What's up?

Resting basic face
is onto us.

We gotta bounce.

No way. No way!

I told you he was trouble.

From day one, girl.

Yeah, I didn't.
Hold on.

Sorry, I'll just be...

I swear to Saint Francis
I just had a $20 bill.

Can I get a fifth
of the O'Harrens, please?

-Hey.
-Hey, Mom.

-Sorry I missed dinner.
-Don't sweat it.

Thanks for calling
to check in.

Yeah.

Hey, Ma

How do you do it?

How do you keep it
all together?

Keep everything running
like clockwork after all
we've been through?

We're not the first to suffer.
We won't be the last.

You're probably too young
to remember this,

but a while back
I wasn't together

by any definition.

But after some time,
I came to a conclusion.

-What was that?
-I had to put it away.

All the anxiety,
all of the guilt.

If I couldn't...

then I'd turn it
into something positive.

Did it work?

Well, I'm keeping it
all together, aren't I?

Trying my best to put
some good folks in office,

make life safer
for some other families.

That's amazing, Ma.

You okay?

Yeah, I will be.

Thank you, Ma.

Mom, Billy's trying
to make me eat cooties.

You don't
eat cooties, you idiot.
You get 'em from a girl.

Don't make
a scene, you two.

Stay close.
Don't wander off, Billy!

-Billy!

Billy.

Tyrone!

Tyrone!

Tyrone!

Tyrone!

Tyrone.

Whoa!

Oh.

-You okay, Ma?
-I don't know why
I'm so dizzy.

-Hey.
-Because you put
too much on yourself.

No. What?
No, it's important--

No, no, no, it's not.

Someone poisoned you.

A long time ago, Ma.

What are you
talking about, sweetheart?

Nothing.

-You just need some rest, okay?
-No, there's just
too much to do.

There's so much--
there's so much going on,
you know?

Yeah.

-I know.

So, what happened to you
when we were dancing?

What made you run off?

-It's kinda hard
to explain.
-Try me.

I don't know if I can.
Can you...

I know that you live
in that church.

What are
you talking about?

I know when
you're lying, too.

-Liam, one time I--
-You're a good liar,

but you're not
as good as you think
you are, not with me.

Why didn't
you say anything?

'Cause you didn't--

you didn't
want me to know,
so I-- I didn't.

Look, I-- I know
you've got your demons.

Everybody's
got demons.

If you just
give me a chance...

I can help you.

We can handle it.

Liam, listen.

There is no "we."

Sorry.

Liam Walsh?

You have the right
to remain silent.

Hey, it's me.

Listen, I got pinched.

And, Tandy,
I put all my money
into your new life.

I-- I need your help.

Please.