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BENEDICT: We suffer
under something

called
"The Emergency".

A rapidly escalating
state of panic

where the truth
itself is under attack.

And I'm convinced
that this Emergency is a fiction

created
by one person.

- This is happening.
- (machine whirs)

It looks normal,

but listen to
what's underneath.

MESSENGER: The missing
aren't missing...

(indistinct chatter)

Those are the hidden messages
that are being broadcast

on every TV and radio,
and they're infecting our minds

without us
even knowing they're there.

BENEDICT: The signals are coming
from the Institute on Harbor Island.

You four
are gonna infiltrate

the Institute as
my secret agents.

CONSTANCE:
The Mysterious Benedict Society.

BENEDICT: We will be watching
from a hidden position on the mainland.

Day and night,
we will always have eyes on you.

Your first job is to find
the identity of the Sender.

I mean,
who is running the school?

REYNIE: Who is
the headmaster?

JACKSON: He prefers
to introduce himself.

You'll meet him soon.

Next, find the transmitter
that's sending the messages.

What's that?

- JACKSON: The tower.
- JILLSON: You have no reason to go there.

Unless you become
Messengers.

Just find out what you can.
Report back to me.

Welcome, new students.
I'm your headmaster, Dr. L.D. Curtain.

These two...

these two are ones
to watch.

(huffs)

(sighs)

(chuckles)

(tongue clicks)
Ahh...

Hmm.

I'm sorry, Mr. Oshiro,
I didn't mean to interrupt.

I just wanted to thank
our new friends for being here.

Do you see a difference?

It's a feeling in the air,
isn't it?

This is the safe harbor.

You made it.
The Emergency is out there.

In here,
we take care of everything.

So, you can open your mind
to a new way of thinking.

So, you can be
intentional.

So, you can be
outstanding.

Contribute.

Thank you, Dr. Curtain.

- I think we all...
- If I may, Mr. Oshiro.

As the older students
can tell you,

I am personally invested
in your experience here.

If you have any issues,
any questions...

a member of my staff
is always available

to forward that concern
on to their supervisors,

who will then forward it
on to me.

Work the system.
The system works...

if you work it.

Oh.
Hello there.

Is this a test?

Hmm.

(scoffs)

CONSTANCE: Clone.
Laboratory-grown. It's common.

I think it makes much more sense
if...

If it's a body snatcher scenario.
Exactly.

...if it's his twin.

- No.
- No. It's classic replicata.

STICKY: Mr. Benedict could have
a split personality.

There is such a thing
as dissociative identity disorder.

It can't be.
I know it's not him.

He was skinnier than Mr. Benedict,
different hair...

Guys,
they're identical twins.

(knocking)

REYNIE: Uh...

Hello, Jackson.
Good evening.

Thought I heard
multiple voices in here.

Female voices,
which makes no sense.

Huh. That's weird.
Weird.

Weird.

It's just us.
See?

Have an amazing night.

Um, Kate?
Where are you going?

I'm going to the Tower, right now.
Scale that thing.

- What?
- The Emergency comes from Messages.

Messages come
from a transmitter.

Transmitter? In a high place,
like a tower.

Scale it.

There are people patrolling it
at all times.

That's obvious.

It's way too risky.

The only way into that tower
is as a Messenger.

So, we just have to be
the best of the best.

REYNIE: Do well in our classes
and become Messengers.

- Getting a message from the kids!
- I see it.

BENEDICT: It's the fourth word
I can't find.

- Did you get it?
- Mm-hmm. - Mm-hmm.

- "Headmaster named L.D. Curtain.
- Mm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. hmm.

- Be aware, Gemini."
- Hmm.

L.D. Curtain.

Doesn't ring a bell.
Likely an alias. I'll get on it.

"Be aware, Gemini"?

RHONDA: How do they know
his astrological sign already?

NUMBER TWO: Coded, obviously.
Maybe not astrology, but astronomy.

- RHONDA: Castor and Pollux!
- NUMBER TWO: Right.

Mr. Benedict.

Nathaniel, my brother.
My twin.

Theme music...

*THE MYSTERIOUS BENEDICT SOCIETY*
Season 01 Episode 03

Episode Title: "Depends on the Wagon"
Aired on: July 02, 2021.

Sync corrections by srjanapala

- NUMBER TWO: You have a brother?
- Yes.

- A twin?
- Yes.

And you didn't know
about it?

If I had known,
I wouldn't be so shocked

and dismayed,
which I clearly am.

Of course. The past cannot stay buried.
It cannot be eluded.

It cannot be
bargained with.

L.D. Curtain
is your brother.

And he's the man
we've been hunting?

NUMBER TWO: The man behind
The Emergency?

Yes.

How did this happen?

(sighs)

I'm sorry.
(scoffs)

This is a part of myself
that's been too painful to share.

I lost my brother.

And now, I...

(door opens, closes)

(sighs deeply)

Stone Harbor Miyagis.

Delicate flesh,
a hint of brine on the finish.

Not the time.

I'll take a dozen.

Nathaniel was aaaalways
brilliant.

Brilliant! Brilliant.

But he was
so troubled.

At the age of 12,

a family adopted me
out of the orphanage,

but they did not have room
for two.

I told him
I would come back for him,

but when I did, he was gone.
He ran away.

The trail went cold,
and I couldn't find him.

And now, I have.

And he's my enemy.

Are you sure?

We just have that one word.
"Gemini".

RHONDA: Also, the words
"Be aware."

- Technically.
- I priced that in.

- Please, Rhonda.
- BENEDICT: I'm sure. I'm sure.

This all makes
terrible sense.

- It's cosmic.
- Where are you going?

To confront him.

Oh,
I don't think I heard you right.

A boat.
I need a boat.

- That's not gonna happen.
- I need to speak to him.

- RHONDA: What? You'll be spotted.
- I will confront him directly.

- No!
- Milligan, a boat!

(crickets chirping)

I think
this is a net positive.

- Oh, yes.
- We have a name.

Hmm.

L.D. Curtain.
His brother.

Why didn't he tell us?

He must not have
known.

Really?

There's no way
he'd hide that from us.

He's an orphan, too.

They could've easily been separated,
lost contact...

If I had a brother,
I'd never lose contact.

Brothers stick together.
That's what they do.

I mean,
I assume.

Kids can't always
control that.

STICKY: Reynie,
we just met Mr. Benedict.

He's already lied to us
about the Boatwright Academy.

How do we know
we can trust him?

You saw Mr. Curtain.

Did he seem
so horrible to you?

He's responsible
for The Emergency?

It's all real,
Sticky.

The Emergency
is not going away,

and Mr. Benedict is the only one
talking about fixing it.

But we barely know
him.

You could say
you and I barely know each other.

We know each other.

(sighs)

Constance!
Watch yourself!

We are roomies,
Kate.

This is going to happen.

That's going to be
a problem.

In circus, how many share a wagon?
15? 20?

- Depends on the wagon.
- So, 15 to 20.

I prefer it to this.

Some are bodybuilders.
Very large.

Here, just one small person.

Here's how it's going to be.
We're here to stop The Emergency.

We're here behind enemy lines.

And tomorrow, we go to battle.
I don't need you distracting me.

You will never,
ever touch the bucket.

You will respect
the bucket.

Feels like this is not
just about the bucket.

(bucket rattles)

Good night, roomie.

Okay, guys.
Business time.

You guys are all really smart
so we just have to work hard,

ace it,
and become Messengers.

Yeah.

A man carries
a package in his right hand.

He approaches a restaurant,

outside of which
wait three left-handed men

and one right-handed man,
who takes the package with his right hand.

All the men are wearing
a winged patch on their coats.

They greet each other with nods
and go inside.

Okay, using only yes or no questions,
what's the story, class?

How did they all end up there?

TEACHER 1: Poets! Prophets!
Disavow obsequious ostentation.

ALL: "Poets! Prophets!"

"Disavow obsequious ostentation."

Subtly obfuscated, majordomo. Kudos.

ALL:
"Subtly obfuscated, majordomo. Kudos."

TEACHER 1: Charlie! Keep up.

This cola with quinine
is a favorite of the jet-set.

ALL: "This cola with quinine
is a favorite of the jet-set."

Are they restaurant critics?

- A baseball team?
- A team of some kind?

No, no,
and that is a fair characterization.

Constance?

The man with the gift
is disfigured horribly?

Correct.
Why would you infer that?

The world
is a brutal place.

I mean,
within the problem.

What's the difference?
All is brutality condition.

(upbeat music)

TEACHER 2: Simply
find the center.

Obviously, the group has failed
at something, a big event,

and it's the man
with the package's fault.

I'm sorry, Martina.
I don't think that is correct.

- Hmm. Check again.
- There is nothing to check.

I have the answer right here.

(all panting)

This is a nightmare.

Yeah. Hang in there.

(whistles)

Next level! La doublé!

(whistles)
Next level! La diabolique!

Yes, Reynie?

Did any of the men shake hands?

No.

And, um, was the length of the package
about an arm's length?

Give or take, yes.

Oh, no.

Sorry if anyone finds
this a bit macabre,

but I believe the group
was in the military.

Go on, please.

Well, they were a dirigible crew,
shot down in enemy territory.

To survive,
sorry to say,

they each had
to sacrifice an arm,

below the elbow, for food.

Ew.

REYNIE: But they were rescued

before the last man
had to give up his arm.

And in the package is his left arm,
which he's giving to friends.

As a gesture
of fairness and gratitude.

That is correct.

And I'm sorry as well.
That was a bit grotesque.

Theme music plays...

STICKY: We're never gonna
become Messengers

because
these classes are crazy.

I can't see a metric for success.
No defined goals. None at all.

It's definitely a lot weirder
than I thought it would be.

It is like a cult.

It is.
Then we can't get sucked in.

I'm not much of a joiner,
so I'll be okay.

We don't have to be in the cult
to become Messengers.

How do you know that?
We don't even know what Messengers do.

STICKY: Reynie,
what are you looking at?

Hey,
remember Lindsay?

The girl with, um,
the hair?

She was just made
a Messenger.

- I'm going in.
- REYNIE: Kate, wait!

STICKY: That's just reckless.

Hey, Lindsay!
I'm Kate.

- LINDSAY: Uh...
- Congratulations on the big promotion.

Oh, thanks. It's just, you know,
belief in myself, a lot of hard work.

Cool! Um,
what kind of work exactly?

- Well...
- Hey!

Messengers don't talk
about Messenger business

with non-Messengers.

If you weren't so green,
you'd know that, Lindsay.

LINDSAY: Sorry, Martina.

I didn't know Messenger business
was so top secret.

Well, there's a lot of stuff
you don't know.

Oceans of stuff.
Deserts.

Mountains.

(crow caws)

- Well, I cracked it.
- Kate, you really should be more careful.

I've also been thinking.

We should start hanging out
with other people here, too.

REYNIE: You know, make some friends,
find out what they know.

How?

- If people always see us together...
- MAN 1: Poison apples.

- Pardon, possession, a walk on the shore.
- ...then they may start to suspect...

Constance, are you all right?

You can't hear the voice?

What voice?

- Are you okay?
- MAN 2: Terraform, trifle, toxicity...

I'm fine.
Look away from me.

Wait!

What?
Do you hear something too?

I know who that is.

He looks so different out of a suit,
but that's Mr. Bloom.

Still in the dark here.
Bloom?

Mr. Bloom? It's me, Reynie Muldoon.
From Stonetown Orphanage?

Do you remember me?

I have no idea who you are.
Nor do I know a Mr. Bloom.

REYNIE: You're Mr. Bloom.

- That's you.
- Hmm.

I think I'd know
if that was my name.

(inhales, exhales)

But you should enjoy life here
at the Institute.

I certainly am.

(humming)

STICKY: What were you doing?

You're not supposed
to talk to the Helpers.

Mr. Bloom
is a school inspector.

Or he used to be.
Came for Donor Day every year.

He was actually kind of nice.
You could tell he cared.

He knows me,
but he just looked right through me.

You're not
so memorable.

What?
Compliment!

How is that a compliment?

He doesn't even remember
his own name.

Something happened to him.

There's all kinds of injuries
and disorders

that can cause a loss
of personality effect.

I don't think so.
Something happened to him.

It was really weird, like...

- REYNIE: Like...
- They erased his memory!

Swept his mind.

- That's crazy.
- Yes. Crazy.

It's not like we know
someone just like that.

Lonely. Broken. Does this.

(quirky music)

- You going somewhere, sir?
- Oh.

Oh, Milligan.

There's, uh,
there's critical papers at home

that I need
that I'm realizing might be the key.

Ah, and... and, uh,
you are gonna get them? Or...

(sighs)
That's absurd to you?

- Just my job, my role. I sort of...
- I can't just sit here. I...

He's my brother. I have to stop him.
I have to take action.

- I have to take direct action!
- Your safety can't be risked, sir.

(sighs)
I know. I know.

I ask so much of you.
So much of all of you.

Yes. But you give more.

BENEDICT: Yeah.

Now, where are they, exactly?
These papers, Mr. Benedict?

In a pastel-blue
AeroPost envelope...

Located in the...

...with unmistakable blue and red chevrons
along the edges.

Located in the...

And there's a crease on the right side...
Nope! The left.

As you read the address, it's to the left.

Located in the...

- In roll-top desk in my study.
- (scribbles)

Listen, Milligan, uh...

It's vital.

I won't let you down.

Yeah.

- (birds chirping)
- Mi...

(sighs)

Thank you.

- What's happening?
- It's Thursday.

I love Thursdays.

Hey, Charlie.

You're a Thursday
guy, aren't you?

WOMAN 1: Everybody, move. Out of my way.
Coming through.

Your God can't help you
now.

Please, please, please...

STICKY: It's students' names.

I think it's rankings?

Huh. Look at that.
Number one again.

Applause not necessary.

(rattling)

I think this means that Sticky and I
are doing well in our classes.

So, if Constance and I
are in yellow...

In China,
yellow means good luck.

- Are we in China, George?
- No.

No, we're not.

So, what happens to Charlie?

(ferry horn honks)

- (birds cawing)
- (bell dings)

So, if Constance and I don't
get our grades up, we're next?

Ferry on. Barge off.

I admire the purity.

Did you see his face when he got on?
Do you think they swept him?

- CONSTANCE: I would. Logical.
- REYNIE: No, no, no. I can't get erased.

You're not the one on the block.

- We can help you study.
- Study what?

How to pronounce kway-neen?

- It's kwhy-nine.
- Actually, either way is acceptable.

These tests are testing something
I don't have.

Let's face it, guys.

- That's me.
- How do you just accept that?

Mr. Benedict said this mission
was going to take all four of us.

And I believe him.
We've all got different skills.

REYNIE: Sticky and I
may be good at these tests,

but we can't see things the way you do.

You're a much better climber, too.

Yeah! And Constance...

I'll stay for the food.

Point made. Clearly, I'm an asset.

Agreed. So, we have to make sure
you don't get barged.

Or worse. Much worse.

(dramatic music)

Oh,
I didn't know the library

lent out their microfiche machines.
That's nice.

As you can see,
there is no Nathaniel Benedict.

He's gone.
No records anywhere.

Oh, he did change his name
to L.D. Curtain

sometime after the age of 12.

That's the assumption.

But assumptions can be deadly,
eh?

We wanted to make sure
he was your brother.

Here was our confirmation.

Hmm.

NUMBER TWO: Look familiar?

- (sighs)
- Your hesitation is warranted,

but if you divide the distance
from the earlobe to the shoulder

by the distance from the earlobe
to the center of the nose...

The Crochet-Guardado ratio.

Yes.
It's an exact match to yours.

L.D. Curtain is, as you thought,
your long-lost brother.

Now, his public profile is limited.
Seemingly purposefully so.

But his name is attached
to some scientific papers,

pursuing
some very strange threads.

He worked
at an aeronautical institute,

working on
a phased-pulse transmitter

meant to send data
packages to satellites.

Hmm.
He was a scientist and an engineer.

As well as a philosopher.

- He worked at Trommsgard Kollectif...
- Oh.

...studying meta-ontological
dichotomies.

His name is only on these papers
because they had to be.

He has otherwise very purposely flown
under the radar.

These papers
are quite impressive.

He does seem to be considered
quite the visionary,

especially
in the field of neuroscience.

Ah, clearly.

While excelling
in all of them.

And yet
he's very rarely photographed, eh?

Even when he won the Hiroki grant
at the age of...

- What?
- You were up for that twice!

I was. Hmm.

He's, um... It's a good win.
He's quite accomplished.

- Ooh, and fit.
- Hmm.

It seems he won an intramural
rowing competition while at university.

- Grueling sport.
- Oh, incredibly so.

BENEDICT: Hmm.

Well, we just don't know
what connects all these fields of study.

- Hm. That's what we have to discover here.
- Yes.

RHONDA: The one hole in our research
comes after the orphanage.

It's as if he scrubbed
Nathaniel Benedict from the record.

That and the avoidance
of photos, to me,

speaks of
a very great pain.

- A great and festering...
- Excuse me.

(screaming)

(grunting)

You think he's okay?

He just has to work
through some things.

- He'll be fine.
- Ah.

(Benedict groans)

STICKY: I wonder
if brainsweeping hurts.

KATE: Of course, it does.

- It might not be too...
- JACKSON: Reynie.

Mr. Curtain
wants to see you.

He does?

Why?
Now?

Right now.

Say goodbye to his...

(crow cawing)

(thuds)

(rattles)

(sighs)

(rattles)

(creaks open)

- WOMAN 2: The study?
- (cart rattles)

Curtain said full coverage.

WOMAN 2: Really?
I'd say you only need cameras

on the entrances and exits.

MAN 3: You tell him that.

(cart rattles)

- BOY: My dad will be back soon.
- Ah!

Sorry.
Didn't mean to scare you.

It's okay.

Mr. Curtain is your father?

Yeah.

He adopted me
when I was a baby.

That's a really
good drawing.

- Are you joking?
- Why would I do that?

Is that a bluebird?

- I think it's a George.
- Is that a type of bird?

Well, maybe not a type,
but that's this one's name.

I just look at them
for a while,

and it becomes very clear
what their names are.

- Sometimes their careers, too.
- Birds have careers?

CURTAIN: Mr. Muldoon!

Ah.
It is incredible to see you.

I'm so glad you
decided to come by.

- You summoned me.
- I did. Please, sit.

Reynard Muldoon.
Reynard the Fox!

(chuckles)

Oh. So,
how are you, Reynie?

Was the onboarding process
smooth?

Um...
Yeah. Very smooth.

Oh, good.

I have to tell you,
I was very eager to meet you, Reynie.

Your test scores were
quite impressive.

Thank you.

You know, a lot of people
consider me a maverick.

I'm kind of different
in charting my own path,

and I don't see you as bland
or unremarkable at all.

In fact, I see you as
a natural-born leader.

With great promise.
Brilliance, even.

And, unlike others, I don't find
your scores surprising in the least.

CURTAIN: Here's the thing.
I don't like to overpromise.

I don't think that's ethical.
But the way it has been trending,

you may achieve
Messenger status faster

than any student in our history,
Reynie.

- That would be great.
- That would be spectacular.

You're an exceptional student,
Reynie.

You are destined to do amazing things
in this institute.

Now, let's switch gears.
Tell me about this Sticky.

That's an unusual name,
isn't it?

You two seem
awfully close.

Um...

Sticky and I are
roommates.

- We got on-boarded on the same day.
- Hmm.

So, naturally,
we're friends.

That's fascinating.

Having a friend?

Hmm. Very good.
Ask S.Q. if he wants one.

I'd love to get a
green in that kid.

- I'm sorry. Where were we?
- Friends?

Ah! Yes. Brilliant.
Very intuitive. Please.

Um, Reynie,
if I may offer a word of advice.

I might caution you

to not let your guard down
with anyone.

This is a very
competitive school,

and, um, people's motives
are not always clear at first.

Hmm.

It's quite
a life lesson.

I, of course,

had to learn it the hard way
when I was your age.

I was betrayed by someone
very close to me.

My brother,
if you can believe it.

Your own brother?

Wow,
that's horrible.

CURTAIN: Yes.

It was the great tragedy
of my life.

(birds chirping)

Ah. Seems like
he's finished now.

No. See?
He's thinking.

- Hmm.
- (mumbles)

I have absorbed every dimension
of the problem.

REYNIE: It was very strange.

He's so different
from Mr. Benedict, and yet...

Do you think
he suspects us?

I don't think so.

Well, he did ask
a lot of questions.

But I can't tell
if he's just like that.

Why did they make
a salad at the table?

Does it taste better that way?

I don't know.
It was very good.

I mean, I can see why
everybody in here likes him.

But there's something about him
that I just don't trust.

- Besides the limited menu?
- And the brain sweeping?

He was making notes
in this journal.

If we can somehow
read that...

What about Mr. Benedict
betraying him?

What if he betrays us, too?

Mr. Benedict
would never do that.

Everyone has a price.

Mr. Benedict
is a good man.

- You see the Shoguns match last night?
- What a disaster.

You're going against
Rodriguez,

the best hole-set
to play the game,

and you're playing her
man-to-man?

- WOMAN 2: You gotta work the M-drop.
- (gasping)

You run the M-drop, slough the drivers,
and double team the hole-set.

A baby knows this.

And don't get me
started about Davids.

- WOMAN 2: Oh, please. Go on.
- MAN 3: Let me break it down for you.

(crickets chirping)

- There's a lot here.
- What?

They believe that Curtain
has a way of erasing the memories

of those who cross him.

- And that may explain...
- What happened to Milligan.

Poor thing! Poor...

There's more. Kate and Constance,
they're struggling.

- What?
- It's not good.

There is no room
for error.

Failure is much more than exile.
Now, if the girls get kicked out...

It's too much.
It's too much.

With what we know now,
we've put them in way too deep.

Way too deep.

RHONDA: But we knew
it was going to be dangerous.

And, like you said, they are
in more danger if they don't stop Curtain.

We all are.

They're remarkable kids.
That's why you chose them.

- That's why they accepted.
- Yes.

Which is why
we cannot let them fail.

Sadly, there's only one option
and they're not gonna like it.

I don't like it.

(flashlight clicking)

STICKY: "Become
what you... are not."

- KATE: What does that mean?
- I wish he would speak clearly.

Wait, hold on.

He's talking about
doing well in class.

So he wants us
to be something we're not in school.

Teacher?

- Bad student?
- Disruptive?

Pencil sharpener?

Dishonest.
He wants us to cheat.

No.
He wouldn't do that.

According to
Curtain, he would.

- I don't think so.
- Ask him.

It says,
"Don't...

get caught."

(suspenseful music)

(drilling)

- MAN 3: Almost done?
- WOMAN 2: Oh, no.

I left my T1 wrench
at the shop.

You wanna stay here
and watch the tools while I go get it?

- MAN 3: Sure.
- WOMAN 2: Should I pick up some food, too?

Make this a working dinner?

MAN 3: I got nowhere to be.
Let's settle in.

(sighs deeply)

Is that the island?

- Do you ever sleep?
- Why make this?

I'm not just gonna wait around
to get barged.

Our mission is to find the transmitter,
not take dumb tests.

You didn't really
answer my question.

The transmitter's got to be
in the Tower,

but there are no doors
to get equipment in through.

KATE: How do they get the big transmitters
in and out?

There's got to be a loading bay.

This inlet's close to the Tower.

It's shielded from the currents,
and not easily visible from the mainland.

- If I were building a loading bay...
- Huh. You're kind of making sense.

- Strange.
- That's my destiny.

We're gonna dance.

CONSTANCE: Let's go.

Oh.

I guess
you're coming.

This way.

The inlet should be
right down...

(gasps)
...there!

CONSTANCE: What the heck
are they doing down there?

KATE: They're
working underwater?

Hey! What are you two doing out?

We couldn't sleep.
We thought a brisk walk might help.

And you're off the pathway.
You need to come with us.

Don't. She has bursitis.

It's gross.

And contagious.

Well, you're not supposed
to be out this late.

JILLSON: Back to your rooms.
We're watching.

And if we find you out again,
full report.

- (sighs deeply)
- (door rattles)

Oh, thank goodness.

(groans)

You made it.

- Was there any trouble?
- Just a short delay.

Thank you, Milligan.
I will make good on this debt.

- Bit of a first aid situation here...
- On it.

Well, this will hurt.

What?

(dramatic music)

RHONDA: Sir.

I...

I wonder if this new knowledge
of Curtain's identity

changes anything for us
or you.

- Will you be able to...
- Nothing changes.

BENEDICT: He's my responsibility.

And I'm the only one
who can stop him.

There we go.
Watch the nose cone, now.

CURTAIN: Nice.

(clears throat)

Oh, S.Q., why don't you go sketch
for a little bit, hmm?

Thank you.

Yes?

As you know,

the amplification-slash-modulation routine
is less than perfect,

but I'm planning on leaning on
a pure burst modality that will,

at the very least,
isolate the variables.

Oh, 100 percent.
Those variables.

I'm never sure
you're actually listening to me.

Dr. Garrison. Friend.
Please, don't say that.

I am focused.
Your passions are my passions.

Your interests
are my interests.

I am fascinated
by the science.

Thank you.
I work very hard at all this.

I know you do.

As I was saying,

the process is
extremely unstable, but...

Well, I'm fascinated, but...

...but with time...

We have
a timetable issue.

What happened?

Our move to contain
my brother has failed. I...

He's still out there.
That's a concern.

- Not my problem. I'm an engineer.
- Of course.

- Operations is a separate department.
- Yeah.

- It's called "Operations".
- Mm-hmm.

This means we have to begin
testing our endgame immediately.

The table has been perfectly set.
Now, we just have to serve.

Well, I understand the urgency.
We're not ready yet.

You can't just flip a switch.

The power supply has to deliver
within a very narrow set of valences,

and we're only now developing
the protocols to even estimate a baseline.

Right. Right. Of course.
But one more time,

everything after you just said
"switch".

I'll do the best I can.

Remember, Dr. Garrison,
power wants to be free.

- So, free it.
- Okay.

- Yeah?
- Mm-hmm.

Thank you.

All right.

REYNIE:
Dear Ms. Perumal,

I really wish
I could talk to you right now.

You were always so calm,
and...

I've never been
more scared in my life.

Did I make a mistake
coming here?

I know it's important,
but I don't know

if I can do
what's being asked of me.

MAN 1: Market.
To free the pain. Poison apples...

REYNIE:
I trust Mr. Benedict,

and I trust that everything we're doing
is for a good cause.

But it's all upside down.

I don't know
if I'm the right person for this.

I miss you.

I wish I was sitting across
from you with a hot cup of tea.

You always have
the perfect advice.

I'm a little worried about you,
with all that's going on.

I hope you're doing well.

I hope
you still think of me sometimes.

Love, Reynie. Muldoon.

Muldoon.
M-U-L-D-O-O-N.

- Reynard Muldoon.
- MAN 4: Ma'am, I'm sorry...

This is the Boatwright Academy,
isn't it?

It is, but our policy states
that we are

not allowed
to disclose any information

about our students
to non-family members.

Be that as it may,

I sent a package
to one of your students.

Why was it returned?

- I have no idea.
- He is a student there, is he not?

Ma'am, there's no Reynard Muldoon
enrolled here.

There must be a mistake.

Tell your headmaster that I'm on my way
to talk to her in person.

(telephone thuds)

Sync corrections by srjanapala

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