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- [Narrator] Previously on Purgatory.

- [Chris] What are you doing?

- Protect your family.

Fight.

(Man screams) - Do it!

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(woman sobs)

- I just hate you!

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- [Ophelia] This was clearly not a suicide.

- Oh my God.

(suspenseful music)

What have I done?

- Oh, you've got to be kidding me.

(gun fires)

- Any chance you know what kind of gun this is?

- Yes, my mom has the same one.

I have fired it a few times,

but I don't know what the name of it.

- Why are you asking?

- How many bullets does it hold?

- That's an easy one.

Pretty standard.

Eight in a clip and one in the chamber.

- Can you check it for me?

- [Nora] What are you doing?

Are you sure it's okay?

- Hell I don't know,

but I have to trust her.

- [Luke] Oh my God. (groans painfully)

(gun clicks)

- Clip's empty.

- Okay.

So there's the last three shots,

plus the four that killed Nick, that's seven.

- And one that killed Emma.

- And Bobby shot one into the ground near me.

- That's all nine.

This gun is useless now.

(gun clicks)

- [Nora] What if Bobby had extra ones and he reloaded it?

- No.

The gun was loaded before it was brought in here.

She didn't bring any extra ammo

because she didn't think she would need it.

- What are you talking about?

- These are the aerial maps of the property

and the surrounding areas.

- How sure are you that this is the place?

- This is the place, Chief.

- What are the chances they have been tipped off

that we are on to the location?

- They've gone through a lot of trouble

to cover up their tracks,

but I don't know how they would know that.

- So, there is that.

Let me make some calls.

- Hey, Chief.

Ophelia is already in ahead of you.

- I'm sorry, but we really need

all the help we can get on this.

- So you went over my head without talking to me first?

- No, we called the grieving father

who wants to find his son,

who also has deep pockets and a lot of resources.

- Sorry, Chief.

- Just find them.

I'll put in the order for the backup chopper

and we'll deal with this later.

(Ophelia sighs)

- Emma put the gun in here.

- So Adam was right about her.

- I swore I wouldn't tell anyone,

but I guess doesn't matter much now.

- Why wouldn't you at least tell me, Jess?

- Because it didn't matter.

- One of us brought a gun in here

and you didn't think that mattered?

- I didn't even know for that long.

I just found out before she died.

- So Emma is the one who killed Nick then?

- No.

I don't think so.

She wasn't a killer.

- She brought a gun in here for a reason.

- Yeah.

She told me she brought it here to kill Chris,

but she couldn't do it,

after she found out that Marie's pregnant.

(Chris gasps)

- Oh, this just keeps getting better and better.

- She came in here to avenge Alex,

but when she couldn't do it, she hid the gun.

- So how did Bobby end up with it?

- I don't know.

- Maybe.

Maybe when she couldn't do it,

she gave it to Bobby, hoping he would.

- No.

No, she may have hated me,

but I really believe she wanted me to live

for the sake of my baby.

- Yeah.

I agree with you.

- Okay, so she didn't give the gun to Bobby, who--

- The person with the second gun.

Dimitri.

- Oh, come on, Jess.

We saw him die.

He's dead, Dimitri is dead.

- And I saw him shoot Bobby.

- Jess, you weren't yourself at that time.

So maybe-- - No.

I know what I saw.

- Inspectors.

I came as soon as you called me.

- You have our condolences.

- Yeah, sorry for your loss. - Yeah, thank you,

but could we just concentrate

on the reason why you called me please?

- Of course.

This is the place,

- Are you sure? - Yes.

- Then what are we standing around for?

- Getting there isn't going to be easy.

- And whoever's behind this,

they've been cleaning up their mess.

So we need to make sure we do this right.

- They've killed anyone

that had any possible formation for us

before we could get it from them.

- Okay.

So how can I help you?

- The Chief is working on getting the chopper ready.

- But we figured you can get us up that mountain faster.

- Less red tape and signatures needed.

- So it'll be 20 minutes to fuel up the helicopter.

Another 20 to bring it to the helipad.

(Chris's dad cries)

- Are you okay?

- I'm fine.

It's just--

I said I'm fine.

Stop looking at me like that, the pair of you.

- Guys, there's an easy way to settle this.

Let's just go and check if Dimitri is still dead.

- Mm-hm, and bring all the medical supplies from Bobby too.

Just in case, I'm not worried, okay?

- Okay.

I'll be right back.

- Leave the gun then.

- What?

- How can we defend ourselves

if you leave us here without it?

- You think having a gun around Jessica

is going to make you feel safer?

- Please!

I didn't even mean to do it.

- Of course, Jess, you didn't.

I'm going to be fine soon, okay.

You didn't have to say that, you know that?

- Just calling it like I see it.

- Yeah, well, at least my girl didn't leave without me.

- What did you just say?

- Guys, that's enough.

That's enough, okay?

- If you're done,

I'd like to get back to trying to figure out

how the hell to get out of here.

- Look, I shouldn't have said that, okay?

I'm sorry.

- Yeah, me too.

(Luke sighs)

- Yes, I'm still here.

Yes.

- Are you okay there?

- Yeah, I'm splendid.

My son is missing, I buried my wife this morning.

Of course I'm okay, you stupid man.

(low music)

- Say the name again.

Novak.

Wait, can you just text me the files?

Okay, great, thank you.

The deeds to this cabin came back.

- [Dad] Recognize the name? - No.

The owner's name is Vaha Novak.

- [Chris's Father] I've never heard of him.

- [Inspector] Me neither.

- Date of birth, 11/22/61, married 3/14/83,

divorced 9/15/93.

One son with his ex, who's deceased.

- Come on.

- [Ophelia] It looks like his ex-wife filed for a divorce

while he was incarcerated for an armed robbery

in January of 91. - 91?

Neither of us worked that case.

- [Ophelia] I know.

- When did he get out?

- Three years ago.

Purchased the cabin a year later.

- [Inspector] So he could still be our guy?

- So he's punishing our kids for something we've done.

Take a look at the son.

- The son, Alexander Novak, died 2/7/2009,

while serving time for vehicle manslaughter.

- Suicide. - Yes.

- Yeah.

I know who's doing this and why.

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- Sorry, Lisa.

You didn't deserve this.

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I hope you burn in hell.

You're lucky someone else killed you

before I got the chance.

(wind whistling)

Are you kidding me?

God damn you, Bobby!

If I could kill you again!

(suspenseful music)

(loud crashing)

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(phone rings) Hello?

- [Operator] 911, what's your emergency?

- Yes!

Yes, please, I'm stuck in a cave!

I--

Hello?

(gun fires)

Who are you?

Who are you?

(suspenseful music)

- Chris? - Oh my God, not again.

- Chris!

I have to go check on him. - No, no!

No, no, listen to me.

Listen to me.

You're wounded, please.

You have to stay here, okay? - He would help me, Jess.

- Yes, I know, I know, but you have to stay here.

You're injured.

- I can't sit here doing nothing!

- Just look at me, look at me now.

If you die, who will look out for me?

You have to stay here.

(panting loudly)

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- Alex was Christopher's school friend.

He was a bit of a loner, but they seemed to get on okay.

A group of them would meet every year

and celebrate the holidays together.

And that year was no different.

- Obviously, it was.

- Not at first, but by the end of the evening?

Yes.

An innocent man was hit and killed by a drunk driver.

- Alex was the driver? - No.

It was Christopher. - I remember this.

Wait, I was called to the scene.

(sirens ringing)

- [Chris's Father] I would do anything to protect my son.

Including paying an up and coming police officer

to make sure he was covered that night.

- You have the right to remain silent.

Anything you say

can be and will be used against you in a court of law.

- I didn't do it.

- You have the right to an attorney.

If you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you.

Did you understand your rights as I explained them to you?

- Please.

Please listen to me.

- [Chris's Father] I thought I had everything taken care of.

Including the eyewitness.

- I'll take it from there.

I'm officer Banco and I'm going to take your statement.

- [Chris's Father] But I was wrong.

There was a loose end I must've missed

and now our kids are paying for our actions.

- What have we done?

- Let's just hope we're not too late to save them.

And then my hope is that you'll both do the right thing

when all of this is over. (bell chimes)

(suspenseful music)

(helicopter whirring)

- Were all of you here the whole time I was gone?

- Of course.

- I think I found a way out.

There's a hole in the ceiling where Bobby was,

but it's too high to get to.

- Fantastic.

- I also found a phone,

but someone cut the line while I was calling 911.

- Then they will find us. - How?

They don't even know where the hell we are.

- They can trace the call, but it might take some time.

- We don't have any time.

If someone cut the line, it means we're not alone here.

- All I saw was their shadow.

- So that was the gunshot? - Yeah.

But I'm pretty sure I missed.

So now this thing really is useless.

- So now what? - I don't know.

- Give me the first aid kit.

(soft music)

Ssh, take your hand off.

(Luke screams)

Press on it. - Okay, how does it look?

(Marie mutters)

- Come here a little bit.

Okay, how do you feel?

- I'm okay.

But I'm so hot.

- Yeah, he's been sweating a lot for a long time.

- His body fights off the infection.

That's why his temperature is rising now.

- That's a good thing, right? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's good.

Look, take this antibiotics.

Let him drink it.

And please make sure he stays hydrated.

- Thanks.

- Nora, I think your mom would be really proud of you.

- Thank you.

- There's no exit wound,

so it means that the bullet is still in his shoulder.

- Okay, is that bad?

- I don't know.

I mean, there is only so much I could learn

being around Evan.

- Okay.

We'll just have to keep an eye on it

while we plan our next move.

- [Jess] Do you need some water?

Do you want some water?

- [Chief] Inspectors. - Chief?

- [Chief] What's your ETA? - We're 10 minutes out.

- [Chief] Good, local authorities are on their way

and I'll be there with backup within the hour.

Inspector. - Yes, chief?

- [Chief] There was a 911 call

about 10 minutes ago from the location.

(Ophelia sighs)

Did you hear what I say, Ophelia?

You know what that means, right?

- Yes.

It means there is still a chance.

(dramatic music)

- The rocks are a good start.

Everyone should find one.

I don't think we have a lot of time.

And whoever's coming for us,

they've been planning for this moment for a long time now.

Our best shot lies in the fact that we outnumber them,

but no one can hesitate.

- This is crazy.

- Just stay behind me and everything's going to be okay.

- Look.

- Hey.

Hey.

I know you're scared. - We're all scared.

- But you can do this.

- I'm not ready to die.

- Then choose to survive.

- Yeah, choose to fight.

- And we'll fight with you.

- And I'll be with you the whole time, Jess.

- Okay, sorry, guys.

- Don't be sorry.

- Thank you.

I just can't believe it's come to this.

- Yeah.

None of us can,

but this is where we are

and this is what we have to deal with.

All that matters is the four of us in this room right now.

Let's make sure we're ready.

(eerie music)

- Food and water is packed up as best as we could get it.

- We should be able to move most of it in a hurry,

if need be.

- [Chris] Good job.

- I've got all the medical supplies.

Luke is up to date with his medication.

- Okay, thank you.

- These are the warmest clothes that we have between us.

So take something if you need it.

- Now what?

- We've done everything we can to be ready.

- So what, we're waiting here with our rocks?

- Or we go on the offensive.

Staying here doesn't give us any kind of tactical advantage.

- Yes, but you've said it yourself.

Whoever is coming for us,

has been planning this for a long time.

- Yeah, that's right. - So does it really matter

where this happens?

- We're sitting ducks if we stay here.

They could come from anywhere.

We need to be in a stronger position

because one way or another, this is all going to end

and it's going to end soon.

(dramatic music)

(helicopter whirring)

(dramatic music)

- [Ophelia] The backup is still way out.

- [Chris's Father] No time to wait.

(dramatic music)

- There it is.

Let's go.

- [Inspector] You two take the front,

I'll go around the back.

Be careful. - Don't be ridiculous.

There was a time when I didn't pay people

to do my dirty work, you know, inspector.

- Are you sure you're ready for this?

- He's all I have left, Ophelia.

- When was the last time you used this thing?

- A couple of years ago, maybe.

- Okay, great.

Just please don't accidentally shoot me, okay?

- The thought of shooting you would never cross my mind.

- Call me crazy, but you're not a fan of lieutenants,

so I seriously doubt that that's true.

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- Okay, tell me again.

- Come on, man.

How many times do we have to go over this?

- Yeah, we get it, we know what to do.

- One more time.

Just humor me.

- Okay, you're going to lead the way

and I'll be right behind you, okay?

- Yes, and then me and then me at the back.

- And if we see someone coming towards us, anyone at all?

- We all charge without thinking, one

right after the other.

- And? - And we don't stop

until whoever is coming towards us is dead.

- Good.

(Luke winces)

If you have something you want to say to her before we go,

now's the time to say it.

(soft music)

We're going to get through this.

The doc didn't die in vain.

- [Jess] Thank you.

- I've been doing some thinking

about what I'm going to do when I get out of here.

- I had so many plans, but now...

What about you?

- I have a study at home.

Marie hates it.

She's been complaining about it for years.

I want to surprise her and turn it into a nursery.

- Great.

I think Marie will like it.

- Yeah.

If she takes me back after all this.

- [Nora] But first we need to get out of here.

- Nora, if for any reason I don't--

- Whatever you're going to tell me,

you can do yourself, okay?

- You're right.

Got to stay positive. - Yeah.

- Thank you.

Let's do this.

(suspenseful music)

- Luke.

(dramatic music)

- You guys ready?

- Let's do this.

(gun fires) (Chris screams)

- Chris!

- Guys!

Stick to the plan!

Kill him!

(dramatic music)

You!

(suspenseful music)

(sirens ringing)

- Remember guys,

we have two inspectors and one civilian on the ground.

We have no time so spread out.

I want the whole area searched.

And remember, we have only few hours before it's dark.

Go ahead!

(suspenseful music)

- Clear.

(music continues)

- It's clear.

(dramatic music)

- What are you waiting for?

Kill him!

- You are dead!

We saw you die!

- No.

You saw what I wanted you to see,

and nothing more.

- Kill him, you guys!

- Now, everyone, drop your stupid rocks.

Or the next bullet I will fire

will be between Christopher's eyes.

- Don't do it!

Don't listen to him.

(rock falls)

- Good.

Now, I'm so, so sorry, but could you please give my jacket?

There we go.

Nice and easy.

And I promise you, it all will go smoothly

and will be over before you know it.

(panting nervously)

(suspenseful music)

- Ophelia.

- What is it?

Do you need to rest? - No.

- Jesus.

I couldn't open the door.

I wanted to.

- Are you ready for this?

- Yeah.

No, wait.

That photo's there for me.

I should be the one to go in first.

- Okay.

Go in.

(breathes heavily)

(detector beeps) - Stop!

- Why, what is it?

- Don't move.

Stay completely still.

- What's going on?

- Please just stop talking.

- Jesus, just tell me what's happening.

- [Ophelia] The room has been rigged.

Don't move, okay? - Okay.

So now what?

- You know, the more I think about that,

I guess you are right in some ways, Nora.

Dimitri, as you all knew me,

did die in here, but I assure you his death wasn't in vain.

It helped bring us all here to this very moment.

- What do you want from us?

- Why are you doing this?

- Obviously, I know who all of you are

and it only seems fair that you know who I am.

My name is Vagen Novak.

- Novak?

- Yes.

Yes.

Novak.

I'm Alex's father.

My smart,

my sweet,

my innocent boy who had all his life ahead of him.

He wasn't going to be like me.

His life had a promise.

Until somebody destroyed it!

- [Chris] If you're going to do something,

just do it already. - Shut up, Chris.

- [Novak] Judgment Day is here.

- I'm glad to see you're enjoying yourself.

- Stop it, Chris.

- I'm just getting started!

- It doesn't matter.

He's going to kill me, no matter what.

Help me up.

(Chris groans)

- What the hell are you doing, Ophelia?

- Please stop talking.

Well, at least it's not an explosive.

- [Inspector] Ophelia? - In here.

- Any luck?

- Well, I wouldn't necessarily call it luck.

- Proceed with extra caution.

I have a visual that at least one room has been rigged.

Over. - Copy that.

What's your status, inspector?

Over.

Repeat, what's your status?

Inspector?

Over.

- I'm going to have to get back to you on that, Chief.

- It doesn't make any sense.

How could Evan not know you weren't dead?

- Your beloved husband helped me, Nora.

- Helped?

What? - Yes.

The good doc and I, we came to a little agreement.

He agreed to cover for me so I could finish what I started.

- No.

He could never do that, no!

- No?

Are you sure?

- What do you mean?

- You need to stop feeding me, doc.

Let the kids have my share.

- Yeah, but they might-- - That's why

you have to take me to the tomb.

- What? - Yeah.

Now, listen to me, doc.

Think about this.

If Bobby is the killer and he thinks that I'm dead,

I will be able to see things without him knowing.

Or he isn't and if it's someone else in here,

I will find out and I can tell you.

- Dimitri.

- Oh yeah, doctor, yeah.

If you help me, you will help others.

Especially those kids.

And Nora.

It was only a matter of choosing when to fake my death.

And I knew

no one would question it with Dr. Syrup's confirmation.

- [Nora] I still don't believe you.

- You don't believe him because he's making it up.

Don't listen to him ,Nora.

- No! - What about the poison?

I suppose that was fake too, right?

- The poison was real.

Very, very real.

I knew I couldn't fake it all with the doctor.

Both the poison and the bear trap were very much real.

All I needed to set my death into motion

was two minutes away from the rest of you

and the plug in the other room

provided me with more than enough time.

(suspenseful music)

(Novak grunts)

(muffled screaming)

- [Inspector] I should be the one doing this.

- Last I checked, your badge was the same as mine,

inspector.

It is cute you worry about me though.

Okay.

Let's get this over with and find our kids.

- Yeah.

- Shouldn't I be getting one of those things too?

- We cannot risk a moment it would take to get it on.

You have to trust us, that this will work.

- If the poison was real,

it would have gone into your blood stream.

- Yeah, you should have died, Dimitri.

- I felt your pulse and heartbeat.

They were both dangerously slow.

- Maybe he's still dying. - No.

Look.

I won't be dying anytime soon.

- That's why Evan was so amazed

that your wound wasn't getting any worse.

- He was a good doctor, who understood a lot of things.

Too many things.

So after he served his purpose, I had to get rid of him.

I couldn't risk him changing his mind

and telling the rest of you about me faking my death.

- [Doctor] Help!

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(doctor gagging)

I'll see you in hell.

- [Narrator] Next time on Purgatory.

- Those two animals were the last thing that my sweet boy

saw in his life.

(dramatic music)

- [Novak] I have the others.

- What is that?

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