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COOPER: Previously
on The Blacklist...

I used to believe
in salvation.

(GRUNTS)
Wait, wait, no.

(GUNSHOT)

That good
was rewarded...

(GRUNTING)

(SILENCED GUNSHOT)

...and evil punished.

(VOICE BREAKING) But I don't
believe in that anymore.

Not in this life.

I've opened up
a new directive,

like the one for Rostova,
but double the bounty.

ENGEL: That won't
be necessary.

I'll be there.
With Keen.

Looking for me?

Drive!

ARAM: Liz, put the gun down.

Not until I get the answer
I'm looking for!

No! He knows
where Townsend is!

COOPER: We have her
in custody.

REDDINGTON: Harold,
bring her here.

I'm the only one
who can save her.

Not today.

Elizabeth Keen
is a criminal.

She will never
be an agent again.

She will never
be a civilian.

Her only hope for survival
exists in my world.

****

(DOOR OPENS)

Mr. Townsend
is sleeping.

Keen is being moved.

He can't be disturbed.

I need to see him.
We have people
in position...

He was very clear.

Keen is in FBI custody.

So?

So hitting
a federal convoy
is public.

Messy.
I need to see him.

Hey.

We work for a madman.

I'm separating
the man's medications,

so I know
better than anyone else.

He's totally insane.

This is insane.

Watch your words.

He's feeding off this.

Destroying himself
and us.

The FBI raided us.

There are warrants
for our arrest.
You're out of line.

I mean, what the hell
is this even about?

Elizabeth Keen
has to die.

We should go out,
shoot feds,

risk our own lives
for some lunatic?

What did you call him?

What did you call
Mr. Townsend?

I didn't mean...
I didn't...

The man
is avenging the death
of his wife and children,

which means we are
the only family he has left.

So we will take care of him
the way he takes care of us.

Now let me do my work

and don't ever disparage
the good man again.

****

****

Where are they?

The decoy convoy
is passing through
the Seventh Ward.

Keen and Ressler?

They held back.

Left just six minutes ago.

Thank you. Best guess is
they are 23 minutes out.

COOPER: No interference?

ARAM: Uh, nothing yet.

Maybe Townsend isn't crazy
enough to hit an FBI convoy.

You really believe that?

I do not. Just, uh, trying
to stay optimistic here.

Why are you doing this?

Ressler,
you know what happens
if you take me in.

I know what happens
if I don't.

Townsend won't stop.

And I won't bury you,
Keen.

I won't stand
next to Agnes

while she cries
at your funeral.

You think I'm safer
in custody?

Townsend has people
everywhere.

He can hit me
from the inside.

I won't last more than
a few days.

We'll see.

Even if you're right,
what then?

It's over. I'll never
be an agent again.

I'm going to prison.

You don't know that.

If Reddington
can still walk around,
you can walk too.

The rules are different
for Reddington.

Look, what I've done,
I can't undo.

Mary Bremmer's death?

The bomb in Reddington's
hospital room?

Everything that happened
in Kansas.

You're holding on
to a reality
that doesn't exist.

Ressler, you have
to accept it.

Things are never going back
to the way they were.

REDDINGTON: I tried
to convey this, Harold.

But once again,
we find ourselves
in a situation where,

when faced
with a unique,

complicated,

and volatile set
of circumstances,

you immediately punt
to bureaucratic protocol.

Elizabeth's coming in.
I'm not releasing her,

and you can be damn sure

I'm not turning her
over to you.

Things have changed.

From the day I arrived,

my intent has been

to keep Elizabeth safe.

To do that,

I had to keep

certain facts

about my life hidden.

Well, the truth is out.

Whatever you're hiding,
Townsend knows.

Yes, and because
he knows,

his focus has shifted

away from me
and onto Elizabeth.

Why?

To try to
make me understand

how he suffered

the day his family
was slaughtered.

So he wants to kill Elizabeth
to make you suffer?

Not just suffer.

To understand.

He experienced something
too dark to comprehend.

To avenge what was done
to his family and to him,

he wants to feel
that I've experienced

a similar darkness
for myself.

(GASPS)

COOPER: Why are you
telling me this now?

REDDINGTON: Because
you can't protect her, Harold.

And you're about to find out
what you're up against.

Part of it's my fault.

I didn't stop you
before you went too far.
(CHUCKLES) Ressler.

All the calls,
going to meet you
without telling Cooper.

That night
you showed up
at my apartment.

You weren't wrong
for wanting to help me.

But I didn't help, Liz.
I only made it worse.

I mean, I let how much I care

about you cloud my judgment.

This wasn't about
your judgment.

I knew exactly
what I was doing.

Look, if Reddington wants
to keep his secrets,

it's fine.

He can keep them all.

Except for the ones that are
truth about my life

and my daughter's life.

Except for
the ones that explain

why psychotics like Townsend
wake up every morning

drooling about new
and exciting ways

to murder me
and my daughter

as payback for
something he did.

Those he doesn't
get to hide.

And I'm telling you
right now.

I am so tired of
the double standard.
What double standard?

You know.

Reddington can do
whatever he wants,

and the Task Force
just takes it in stride.

We don't even know

who he is.

Except for that
he's a Russian spy

who murdered
my adoptive father,
my mother,

is responsible for
the deaths of

my husband,
my half-sister,
my grandfather.

Nobody's okay with that.

You accept it!

Doesn't matter
what he does.
It's okay.

But me? I fight back
and I've "gone too far."

****

Looks like
we just got some backup.

(LINE RINGS)

Hey, uh, I'm monitoring
your progress.

Everything okay?

So far, so good.
No sign of Townsend,

and the backup you sent
just got here.

Backup?

Uh, okay, and, uh,

what backup would that be?

We got local. Two MPD units
just joined the convoy.

ARAM: Okay, negative.
I'm checking scanners now,

but we specifically chose not
to ask for city reinforcement.

Those aren't cops.

Gun!

****

Shots fired, shots fired!
Officer down!

Get us out of here!

****

(HORN BLARING)

****

Where's Keen?

Last chance.

Right behind you.

Hey, Ressler, are you okay?
(SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)

I can't hear
what you're saying, honey.

I can't breathe.

Oh, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no!

Okay, we got to go.

We cannot stay here.
We got to go.

We got to move.

****

Tell me it's done.

Almost.
Two of our men are dead,
but the convoy's down.

She's on foot?

In the Seventh Ward.

Less than a minute
ahead of us.

I'm sending more men.

Lock the area down.

Clear every block
until you find her.

And then?

If possible,
bring her to me.

If not,

kill her and anyone else
who stands in your way.

****

MAN: (OVER RADIO)
Reports indicating
shots fired.

All units, officers down.
All units, officers down.

Witnesses on site report
multiple fatalities.

EMS and SWAT en route.

Excuse me.
Uh, convoy's down, sir.

COOPER: Down?

Attacked by, uh, two gunmen
posing as Metro PD units.

So far they're saying
three agents down,

two in the support vehicle

and the one driving
Liz and Ressler.

Aram,
what about Elizabeth?

She's unaccounted for.

So is Agent Ressler.

Although a witness
claims she saw

a man and a woman
running from the scene.

They're on foot? Where?
What exact location?

ARAM: The convoy was hit
moving southeast
on Central at Wilmont.

That won't be
the end of it.

Townsend will have
more teams on the ground.

Reddington,
we'll handle it.

The area will be
swarming with police.

We're running out
of time, Harold.

You look your way,
I'll look mine.

(COUGHING)

I need your badge.

****

(SIRENS WAILING)

COOPER: What about
the gunmen?

Both dead, found shot
at the crash site.

I want you
and Agent Park on site.

Coordinate the Bureau
and Metro response

and find them
before Townsend can.

****

Take your coat off.

(GRUNTS)

****

****

I got you.

(GLASS SHATTERS)

****

(GUNSHOT)

Keen?

****

We have to keep moving.

****

Raymond,

even if we can
avoid the police

and Townsend's men,

Elizabeth won't be
easy to find.

I agree,

which is why we're not
looking for Elizabeth.

We need to find Bino.

Bino?

I think his real name
is Balthazar something.

Baker.

Anyway,
he came up as muscle
with Moms Wimbley,

back when she went
to war with the Italians
in the mid-'70s.

He was an enforcer?
One of the best.

Story was he had more hits
than Babe Ruth.

People started calling him
Bambino.

After a while,
just Bino.

Nowadays, he runs
a payday loan operation

in the Seventh Ward.

His people move at least
half a million in cash

on those streets
every week.

He's got eyes
on every corner.

Locals on the payroll
who move his money

right under the law's nose.

If Elizabeth and Donald are
still alive, he can find them.

He owns an underground
chess club

in the Seventh Ward...
The Castle.

Bino's a hell of a player.

Way better than me.

Maybe even
better than you.

****

BINO: You're still here?

Rashad, go home.

Take a shower.

Eat a sandwich.

(DOOR OPENS)

REDDINGTON: Ah!

The latest victim.

Let me guess...

The Greek Gift Sacrifice.

First a shootout
in the street.

Now you show up?

Hmm.
Can't be a coincidence.

I need your help.

They're still in my Ward?
You're sure about that?

I'm not.

I'm hoping.

But you could make some
phone calls, Bino,

let your network know
that these are our friends.

Hmm. Friends who are
being hunted by shooters,

not to mention the police
and the feds.

These people are
important to me.

My people are
important to me.

If they get involved,
they could be killed or worse.

They could be arrested
and interrogated.

****

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Easy.

Call Aram.

No. It's not safe.

You said it yourself.

Townsend's got eyes
and ears everywhere.

If we reach out,
he'll know.

We have to risk it.

No.

No. Keen,
you should go.

You won't make it out
carrying me around.

I am not leaving you.

You have
to tell the police
where you are.

I don't care
if I get arrested

as long as
you get to a hospital.

Where are we?

****

(SIRENS WAILING)

It's Ressler.

We need help.

I'm with Keen.

We're on foot,
but I've been shot.

Townsend's men
are closing in.

Tell him we're at
Danton and 56th.

Hey, Aram, we're at
Danton and 56th.

Ressler is having
a hard time breathing.

I think the bullet might've
collapsed his lung.

Danton and 56th.

Reddington?

Elizabeth, listen to me.

I have a way for Donald
to get the help he needs

and to get both of you
away from danger.

Decision time, Bino.

Help me
and I'll help you.

Don't just focus on the move
right in front of you.

Look a few moves ahead.

There's a bar on
Danton and 59th.

The Outpost.

If they can get there,

help will be waiting.

Did you hear that?

Yeah, I heard.
Who was that?

A friend. The Outpost.

You're only three blocks away.
Get moving.

Why?

Because, like it or not,

he's the best chance
to get out of here alive.

If you die,
I'm gonna kill you.

You know that, right?

(BOTH GRUNT)

****

(RADIO CHATTER)

****

****

There!
One block east on Danton.

Circle up to 58th.

Go, go, go!
Cut them off!

****

Hello?

Reddington?

(GUNFIRE)

****

This way. Quickly.

Quickly.

Watch your heads.

Find them!

Clear!

It's all clear.

They didn't go
out the back.

Door's bolted
from the inside.

They were here.

Where the hell did they go?

This takes us under
the buildings going east.

You work for
Reddington?

Honey, I don't know
who that is.

You're in the
pipeline courtesy
of Mr. Bino.

Whoever you are,
you got some
powerful friends.

****

Metro's got
a dozen officers
looking for them.

So far, no sign of
either of them.

I just checked with Dispatch.
No sightings came in to 911.

Maybe they aren't running.

Maybe they were taken.

Hey, we got a report
of gunfire.

Patrol on canvass
heard the shots.

Where?
About eight blocks
north on Danton.

A bar called
The Outpost.

****

They're here.
Keep searching.

We are out of time.

Someone must've
heard the shots.

Sir, if we don't go now,

we're gonna have to
fight our way out.

(SIRENS WAILING)

Fine. Clear out.

****

(LINE RINGS)

Take her to
the safe house
on Bowden.

I don't have her.

I thought we did,
but I don't know.

It's almost like
she disappeared.

Disappeared?

We have to clear this area.
Our location's blown.

Seems I made a mistake
entrusting this to you.

No, sir, I can find her.

Apparently not.

****

Here you go,
darlings.

Far as I take you.

Hey, Walter.

WALTER: Delores.

You want to tell me
what the hell's going on?

Don't know. Bino said snatch
them up, so I snatched them.

All right, in you go,
the both of you.

This is how
the pipeline works.

Whatever's traveling
is called the baton.

It gets handed
from one runner
to the next.

And we're the baton?

Normally it's a brick of cash
half the size of Cleveland.

But if Bino says it's you,
I guess it's you.

He's hurt. We need to
get him to a hospital.

Nobody said anything
about a hospital.

He's been shot!
He's having
trouble breathing.

DELORES: Honey,
we don't know
where you're going.

Only the last runner
knows the destination.

Yeah, if you
want a hospital,

you're better off letting
the cops come and get you.

That's not an option.

Then I suggest
you get in the vehicle.

Time's ticking.
We got a hand-off to make.

****

COOPER: (OVER PHONE)
A gunfight?

Shots fired into
and out of the bar.

My guess is Liz and Ressler
were holed up inside.

Looks like
Townsend's guys got in.

Nobody's here, so we have
to assume they were taken.

(CELL PHONE VIBRATES)
Hang on.

I've got another call.

It's Reddington.
Maybe he knows something.

I'm concerned.

We tracked them
to a local bar,

but we can't be sure
they made it out.

Not to worry, Harold.

Elizabeth and Donald
are in safe hands.

Thank God.

How do you know that?

Because I arranged
the pickup.

An associate of mine
in the Seventh Ward.

COOPER: And he has them?

REDDINGTON: I'm told
they're in transit.

Donald's hurt
but holding on.

They're not out of
the proverbial woods yet,

but we have reason to hope.

Keen,
if I don't make it...

Stop.

Almost everyone
I love is gone.

As it is,
I'm barely hanging on.

I cannot lose you too.

Oh, so now you love me?

And you waited until
we're in the back
of a hearse to tell me?

Maybe you shouldn't speak.

Save your strength.

It's okay, Liz.

I know what you mean.

****

I know how
to do the math.

I'm just saying they make
calculators for a reason.

Whoa.

Is he handing out money?

Hey, Mister,
can I get one of those?

Depends.
You want a job?

What kind of job?

That money's
a finder's fee.

I'm looking for finders.

And if you're any good,
there's a lot more
where that came from.

Who you trying to find?

Big crash
over on Central.

These two
took off running.

They're hiding somewhere
in the Ward.

You could find them
yourself.

Maybe.

But I know how it goes
around here.

People talk,
but not to outsiders.

If you want to
find someone,

it's best to make arrangements
with the locals.

No trouble,
just information.

If you know where they are,
call the number on the card.

Anybody has a problem,

tell them Mr. Townsend
said it's okay.

****

****

BINO: Anton.

What's up, little man?

****

(CELL PHONE RINGS)

Bino.

I'm hoping
this is good news.

Neville Townsend?

That's who your people
are running from?

Does it matter?

You're damn right it does
and you know it.

If you had told me,

I would've never
gotten involved.

Well, that explains
my reluctance.

I don't believe this.

Do you know what
Neville Townsend
will do to me

when he discovers that
I'm the one who helped you?

Hard to say.

Probably the same thing
I would've done to you

if you hadn't helped me.

This isn't a joke.

I'm not laughing, Bino.

Townsend doesn't know
it was you,

so all we have to do
is keep it that way.

I'm out.

You hear me? I'm out!

It's too late.
You're already in.

They're in transit.

Deal's off.
I'm turning them over.

That would be a mistake.

You should've told me.

Bottom line...

I'm more afraid
of him than I am of you.

Don't do this.

If you give them
to Townsend,

he'll kill them.

Better them than me.

****

We're here.

Head in and take
the staircase
on the right.

That'll lead to
a basement storage room.

Someone will meet you,
take you from there.

Give me a hand.
He needs help getting out.

Ressler.

He's unconscious.

Can you hear me?

Open your eyes, Ressler!

He's still breathing.

The car keys!
Whoa, hang on.

I do not care
where you were
told to take us.

We are going
to a hospital
right now.

Do you understand me?

FBI, Walter.

He's a federal agent.

If he dies,
your life is finished!

Now give me the keys.

Can't go to a hospital.

He's dying!

The nearest hospital
is 30 blocks away.

Your man doesn't have
that kind of time.

He won't make it.
I have to try!

Okay, there's a place.
It's close,

but it's not a hospital.
There's a doctor.

Used to work as a surgeon
before coming to America.

Bino keeps one
on the payroll

in case
one of his people
gets hurt.

What happened to him?

Are you the surgeon?

This is where
you operate?
Who's this?

WALTER: Trust me,
you don't wanna know.

LIZ: Gunshot wound
to the chest,

probably
a collapsed lung.

All you have to do
is stabilize him

until an ambulance
gets here.

(SPEAKS MANDARIN)

Get them out of here.

Please.

Save him.

(LINE RINGING)

Give that back!
They won't let you call.

Whole point is this place
doesn't exist.

No cops, no ambulances.
He can't stay here.

WALTER: Careful now.
You don't want to insult
these good people.

REDDINGTON: Harold,
sad to say things have taken

a nasty turn
for the worse.

The associate
I told you about

has reconsidered
our arrangement.

What do you mean?
I thought Keen and Ressler
were in transit.

I'm sure they are,

but Bino has changed
the delivery address.

He found out that Elizabeth's
being hunted by Townsend,

and he intends to give
Townsend what he wants.

You never told him
it was Townsend?

Of course not. I was trying
to motivate the man.

So now what?

Now we rally, Harold.

Now we shock Mr. Bino
and the rest of them

with our poise
and ingenuity.

And how do we do that?

I have no idea.

Well, that's not
entirely true.

I have one place
to start.

That, uh, bar you mentioned,
is it still a crime scene?

No, Agents Mojtabai and Park
had it processed,

but they cleared out
a little while ago.

Good.
Stay by the phone.

If this works,

you and the Task Force
will need to work quickly.

****

Who are you?

I'm the man you answer.

I'm the man
you tell the truth.

Yeah, sure.

Let's start
with your name.

First is fine.

My name is Arthur.

I clean up mostly,

mop the floors,
take out the trash.

Okay, Arthur.

Two very good friends
of mine

were told to come in
by a man named Bino.

You know the man I mean?

Everybody knows Mr. Bino.
(CHUCKLES) Yes.

Bino told them to
come in so they could
enter the pipeline.

Still with me, Arthur?
You know what
I'm talking about?

The pipeline?

So you don't?

Well, that's either true
or you're playing games.

I love games.

In fact,
I'm playing one now,
with dominos.

First, I line them up,

then I knock
the first one over,

and it leads to another
and then another and another

until the trail takes me
where I'm trying to go.

I don't know anything.

Well, I should think not.
You're just the first domino.

Problem is I can't reach
the end of the trail

unless you fall.

Leave him alone.

(CHUCKLES)
Look at that, Arthur.

The second domino
has revealed itself.

I'm the one who
helped your friends.

Sometimes the dominos fall
without even pushing them.

****

****

** I saw the part of you

** That only when you're older
you will see too...

He's stable for now.

But his lung,
it's badly damaged.

I don't know
if it can be saved.

Thank you.

Can I see him?

He's not awake.

Please.

** You held the balance of

** The time that only blindly
I could read you

** But I could read you

** It's like you told me...

Hey.

I'm here.

** It's not a race
to the end...

I've been thinking
about what you said.

How everything I've done,

the choices I've made
are partly your fault.

You know
that's crazy, right?

Aside from being
sort of chauvinistic.

****

You know,
Reddington, Tom.

For whatever reason,

I live in a world where

people aren't
who they seem to be.

It's hard to know

what or who to believe.

But you.

You've always been there.

The real you,

telling me the truth.

And I love you for that.

** But you're somebody else

** Only it ain't
on the surface... **

There, I said it.

It wasn't in the back
of a hearse,

but, hey, the back
of a Chinese restaurant

is pretty good.

****

You're okay.

We're gonna make it
out of here.

I promise.

BINO: Sorry, Ms. Keen.

But that's a promise
you won't be able to keep.

It's like the sewer system,
only with cash.

(CHUCKLES) I like that.

The sewer system
with cash.

Bino's got spots
all over the Ward.

You come in,
ask whoever runs
the spot for a loan,

guaranteed against
your paycheck,

which is coming
but you don't have it yet.

And if you're approved?

We give you the cash.

Or, if you're here
to give back

the loan that
we already gave you,

we accept the money
and flush it to Bino.

Through the pipeline.

Bino's got pipes
all through the Ward.

This is
just one of them.

Bino called me,

said he was sending
two people over

that I should snatch them up
and send them through.

These pipes...
Where exactly
do they lead?

Bino's not stupid.

The runners only know
the next step
in the journey.

The next step then.

I need a name.

WALTER: Walter Stevens.

You two
found the right guy,

but I don't know anybody
named Delores.

It's all right, Walter.

We're associates
of Bino's.

See now, I don't know
who that is either.

You fellas sure you're in
the right neighborhood?

Listen, friend.
I'm not your friend.

Hey, I don't...
I don't know you.

Now's not the time
to be brave.

It's the time
to be smart.

Well, if you two and this
Mr. Bino were really tight,

you'd go ask him
what you want to know

and you'd leave me
the hell alone.

I'm out of time, Walter.

Now, that's
not your fault,

but I'm making it
your problem,

so did you
see the two people
I'm looking for?

A simple yes or no
will suffice.

Yeah.

And you handed them off
to another runner, correct?

Again, yes or no
would be fine.

No.

Last chance.

Tell him.
I am telling him.

We never made the hand-off.

By the time we got there,
that agent was out cold.

He'd been shot,
wasn't breathing right.

You didn't take him
to a hospital.

If you did, we'd know.

It's not a hospital.

Not a real one, anyway.

I got Agents Mojtabai and Park

standing by
in the Seventh Ward.

Good, because
I've got a location.

Elizabeth and Donald
were taken to
the Shanghai Palace,

a restaurant at
Weston and Grand.

Dembe and I
are headed there now.

A restaurant?
I don't have
good news, Harold.

Apparently Donald
had to be taken

to an
underground surgeon

because there wasn't enough
time to get him to a hospital.

And you don't know
his condition?

No.
What about Elizabeth?

I don't know.
We're on our way.

Call an ambulance

and tell Aram
and Agent Park
to hurry.

So, you're what
all the fuss is about.

Elizabeth Keen.

And you're Bino?

I'm confused.

Reddington said
you were a friend.

Reddington
has no friends.

Your people
are helping us.

Only because Reddington
withheld the truth.

He never told me
you were running
from Neville Townsend.

Get her out of here.
Take her back to The Castle.

Wait. Wait,
Townsend doesn't know
you're helping me.

You don't know that.
He may.

Which is why
now my best option

is to turn you over
and apologize.

No, no, no, wait, wait.
Listen, okay?

We're in the
same boat, Bino.

Your life is at risk
because Reddington
withheld information.

Believe me,
I understand that

more than anybody
on this planet.

Take her.
Townsend doesn't
even care about me.

The only reason
he wants me dead

is to get back at Reddington

for something he did
a long time ago.

What?
I don't know.

What I do know is...

If you want to make peace
with Townsend,

you're not gonna do it
by turning me over to him.

You're gonna do it
by killing Reddington.

So let me guess.

You'd like to
help me do that?

Bino, I can't think of
anything I'd like more.

Put her in the car.

No. No! No!

Ressler!

You.

That man never wakes up.

Hmm?

Whatever you did,

undo it and get rid of him.

****

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(ENGINE STARTS)

FBI! Show me
your hands! Hands!

ARAM: No, stop!
Hands!

Stop! No!

Put it down!

She's not here.

Ressler, don't, uh...
Don't try to move.

Help's on the way, okay?

Castle.

What's he saying?

Keen, The Castle.

****

Hey, here, over here!

He's not breathing
properly.

(CELL PHONE RINGS)

Hello?

Elizabeth. Is she there?

No.

Uh, but Agent Ressler
is here.

Uh, he's injured,
but EMTs are on site.

But no word on Elizabeth?

No, we don't know
where she is,

but, uh, Ressler said
something about a castle?

Does that mean
anything to you?

I can look into it.

Tell Donald to
stay in the light.

I'll call you
when we know more.

The Castle.

Bino took Elizabeth
back to his club.

TOWNSEND: (OVER PHONE)
I understand. You did
the right thing by calling.

I hope
you'll accept my apology.

Reddington
intentionally misled me.

Of course I'd never
agree to intervene

if I'd known
you were involved.

And you have Keen?

With me now.

I understand your people
are in the Ward?

So am I.
This is something that
I'm handling personally.

Even better.
I have a small club
where I do business.

I'll send you
the address.

Keen will be waiting
when you arrive.

And, Mr. Townsend,

I really do appreciate
your understanding.

This was all
an unfortunate mistake.

(LINE BEEPS)

Hello?

****

COOPER: Castle.
What does that mean?

We don't know.
A place?

Maybe some kind
of safe house?

Whatever it is, if that's
where Bino took Keen,

we need to find it fast.

****

He's gonna kill me
for something I had
nothing to do with.

That doesn't bother you?

You sound surprised.

You own a chess club.

You like the game.

I'm the pawn,
and you're serving
me up for the slaughter.

It's a gambit.

You know that term?

It's when a player
sacrifices a piece

in order to gain
a positional advantage
later in the match.

(LAUGHS)
A calculated risk.

And what advantage are you
hoping to get exactly?

Are you kidding?

We're talking about
Neville Townsend,

the one man
powerful enough

to make Raymond Reddington
think twice.

Look around.

I may be small time,
but that does not mean

that I don't have
big-time aspirations.

A man like Neville Townsend

snaps his fingers

and my life changes.

Or it ends completely.

Like I said,
a calculated risk.

And all things considered,

I like my chances.

You don't know him.

I do.

Apparently, you're
really important to him.

So important that
he came to take care
of you in person.

It seems to me that
he'd be very grateful

to a guy like me
for making it easy.

That's not how he thinks.

(POUNDING ON DOOR)

They must've gone
around the back.

I'm telling you,
he's gonna kill us both.

We'll soon find out.

Open it.

** Nothing can please me

** Only thoughts are of you...

****

I have to say,
I'm finding it
hard to resist

a chess pun
in this moment.

I mean, if you can't
say "checkmate"
at a time like this...

Checkmate.

Drop your gun.

** I've not stopped crying
since you went away...

Elizabeth, I'm certainly not
looking for a thank you,

but this does
seem uncalled for.

Why?

Because you saved me?

From a man I didn't know,

who only wanted to kill me
because of you?

I can't take it anymore.

You're not wrong.

I understand your anger.

They're all dead
because of you.

Tom,

Esi, Jennifer,
my mother.

DEMBE: Elizabeth, please.

We have to go.
Put the gun down.

REDDINGTON: Yes,
they're all dead.

I tried to tell you that
this is what would happen.

Everything
I've been afraid of,

everything I came
into your life
to prevent,

it's happening.

Secrets I've been keeping

because to tell them
would mean

dangerous people
like Townsend

would stop at nothing to
kill you and your daughter.

And now some of
those secrets are out,

and they are coming.

I'm sorry.

I've tried so hard
for so long

to protect you
from all of this.

And I've failed.

****

** Memories I have
remind me of you...

(TIRES SCREECH)

** Of you

** Of you **

Raymond,
we're out of time.

We have a car nearby.

They're coming
front and back.

That doesn't sound good
under any circumstances.

****

(POUNDING ON DOOR)

****