12x11 - The Final Chapter: The Day in the Life

[bunniefuu]

(timer beeping)

(spoon chiming against glass)

Could I have everybody's attention, please?

To the bride and groom.

(all cheer)

Whoa, whoa, wait, wait.

One more time, I missed it there, Clark.

(laughter)

For Hodgins.

To the bride and groom!

(all cheering)

(mouths)

♪ One crazy night in Frisco ♪

♪ There with Diamond Disco ♪

♪ Oh, we were comin' undone ♪

♪ Just havin' the time of our life... ♪

Wait, wait, wait.

Whoa, whoa.

Whoa!

Careful, Dr. Saroyan.

Don't hurt yourself.

Or anyone else.

Don't forget, I am still technically your boss, Clark.

At least until next week.

Oh, that's right.

- When do you leave on your big trip?

- First thing Friday morning.

I still can't believe you got Cam to leave for six months.

Well, it's been eight years since I've had a vacation-- I was overdue.

Before we let Arastoo get away, let's take an interns picture.

Daisy, none of us are interns anymore.

Oh, there's Angela.

Whoa!

(coughing)

My bad.

My bad.

Cam.

Cam?

I'll be back, babe.

Maybe you can help.

There's a gift without a card.

The problem is, I don't know how to categorize it on my spreadsheet.

Don't worry about it.

Just have fun.

Oh, look at me.

I am.

Then I will leave you to it.

Oh, uh, thank you again for taking care of everything for Zack's hearing tomorrow.

Dr. Hodgins and I have it covered.

Besides, we have to get used to solving cases without you.

I was gonna wait until tomorrow to tell you, but who knows, maybe the drinks are getting to me...

Anyway, um, I'm considering handing over my role as administrative head of the Jeffersonian.

Truth is, I don't know where the next chapter of my life's gonna take me, so...

If you do decide to find a replacement, I think we both know who the obvious choice would be.

I agree.

Anyway, we don't need to talk about this now.

I just... it's something to think about.

And just so you know, Christine's trying to give Michael Vincent a wet willy.

Oh, Christine!

You could perforate his eardrum.

Cam, it's time.

No, no, no, Felicia.

I told you no bouquet toss.

The number of weddings where I've almost been knocked out by overzealous bridesmaids...

No!

Move out of the way, ladies.

(women gasping and laughing)

This bouquet is mine.

Okay, here I go.

Is everyone ready?

Throw it now.

Okay, one, two...

♪ Out all night, it's : ♪

♪ We don't care, we never stop... ♪

Dr. Saroyan, can I wear your veil?

Of course you can, sweetie.

♪ Always true to who we are ♪

♪ We don't care, we never stop ♪

♪ We won't be something we're not ♪

♪ We don't care, we never stop ♪

Okay.

There you go.

Thank you.

♪ We never stop, we never stop ♪

Hey.

You okay?

Oh, yeah, I'm great.

It's nothing.

What's important is that you're happy.

- I am.

- Arastoo's a great guy.

If we are half as happy as you and Brennan, I will consider it a success.

Okay, I think I'm probably one too many drinks in to be holding a child.

Oh, yeah, that's really comforting.

Man!

Real comforting, Aubrey.

To the bar.

Okay, but he's gonna hurt in the morning, huh?

You want to go find Mom?

I'll see you soon.

Okay.

Come on, let's go, buddy.

Mrs. Vaziri?

I'm actually not changing my name.

Oh, so sorry.

I just wanted to inform you we've moved your personal items from the changing area into your car.

Oh, thank you very much.

(sighs)

MICHELLE: Hello.

Hi.

Yes, I, uh, I'd like to say a couple words.

So, as most of you know, I'm Cam's daughter.

Which means I know better than anyone that my mom can be stubborn, to say the least.

(laughter)

So she's not easily swept off of her feet.

But when it came to Arastoo, it was clear immediately that she was meant to be with him.

And even she couldn't deny it.

So, Mom, Arastoo, I love you both so much.

(mouths)

And I wish you a long and happy marriage.

ALL: Cheers.

(cheering)

And without further ado, I'd like to invite the happy couple onto the dance floor.

(cheers and applause)

Ow!

(whoops)

(whoops)

♪ ♪

♪ When I look in your eyes ♪

♪ That's when I realize ♪

♪ I'd be nothing ♪

♪ Nothing without you ♪

♪ Like the bird in the sky ♪

♪ I need you so I can fly ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm nothing ♪

♪ I'm nothing without you ♪

♪ Like a river that flows to the sea ♪

♪ Without you there's no me ♪

♪ In my heart... ♪

Arastoo?

Good morning, sleepyhead.

Good morning.

Ah, thank you.

What time is it?

: .

: ?

I have to...

No.

I have to do nothing?

(chuckles)

Wow.

This is nice.

Not a bad way to start our new life.

To sleeping in.

Mmm...

Uh-uh-uh!

What are you doing?

I am not working.

I am just checking on Michelle.

Oh, she already texted me.

"Saw your purse sitting on the chair in the tent.

I grabbed it.

Go back to sleep and stop worrying about me." She knows you well.

Whoa, looks like I've got eight voice mails.

It's probably just congratulations.

Yeah, I don't think so.

It sounds like something serious has happened at the lab.

They need me to come in.

Today?

(cell phone chiming)

I got them, too.

Oh, sh**t, my ID's in my purse.

I got it.

(keypad chirps)

Okay.

SAROYAN: Somebody talk to me.

What is happening?

It appears Ms.

Warren's initial assessment is correct.

g*nsh*t wound to the head.

Okay, who's the victim?

We're not sure yet.

So you called us in, and you don't even have ID?

This isn't exactly a normal case.

Seriously, guys, tell me, what has gone wrong here?

Everything.

- Hodgins.

- Oh, hey!

What can I get you, lovely lady?

What do you have?

We've got the Saroyan Sling, the Arast-ini, the Pookie Noodlin' You did not name a drink the Pookie Noodlin'.

All right, it's not on the menu, but I'll whip you up one special.

Hey, have you checked your phone?

Have you heard anything from the doctor?

Angie, we said we weren't gonna talk about that tonight.

Remember?

Yeah, sorry, I just...

I can't stop thinking about...

Whoa!

(coughing)

My bad.

My bad.

Nothing like actual smoke to get that smoky flavor.

Wow, that's not bad.

Angela, we need you.

Intern photo, stat.

Okay, well, duty calls.

AUBREY: Okay.

Can I, uh, get another drink, or, you know what, make it two, actually.

Wow, coming right up.

Guys.

Dr.

Hodgins, neat setup.

Very Bunsen Jude.

I think I'll have the Saroyan Sling, please.

Coming right up.

You know, for someone who's about to defend his best friend in a m*rder trial in hours, you are very calm.

Please, with the evidence that we've got, that case is a slam dunk.

Zack, looking good, my friend.

I like the power tie.

Thank you.

Studies show a necktie's phallic shape projects...

Yeah, okay, Zack, Zack.

I-I get it.

Zack, you sure you want to represent yourself?

I mean, we can request a continuance.

No, I've had many years to study courtroom procedure.

I am ready.

Zack will be fine.

Besides, the opposing lawyer is...

Is a fierce vision by the name of Caroline Julian?

Is that what you were going to say, Cher? No.

Dr. Hodgins, did I just see your wife looking green and running to the ladies' room?

Is Angela feeling unwell?

CAROLINE: I wouldn't blame her.

Those drinks you mixed had me thinking about giving my corn flakes a second viewing this morning.

I'll make sure that Angela's okay.

Meanwhile, what time does this shindig get started?

I want to take my buddy here to a celebratory lunch.

Upon recovering the body of Gormogon's original apprentice, we found blood on his clothing that was an exact match to the victim.

It suggests he committed the m*rder before he himself d*ed.

But didn't the defendant-- that is to say, didn't I confess?

It was a false confession, one you have since rescinded.

Thank you, Dr. Hodgins.

Dr. Hodgins, in your considerable experience, isn't it rare to find such unbelievably strong evidence nearly a decade after a crime?

It is.

And didn't your colleagues wonder whether you might have planted this oh-so-convincing evidence?

Objection.

Hearsay.

No, I'll answer it.

Yes, there were concerns.

Which is why I established protocol that no one would examine evidence alone.

Meaning it was impossible for even someone as brilliant as yourself to plant such compelling evidence?

Don't answer that.

Nothing further.

What's Caroline doing?

We will move to closing statements.

Ms. Julian, you may begin.

Thank you, Your Honor.

While the evidence presented today is unusually compelling, we must consider the family of the victim.

To reopen these wounds...

HODGINS: What?

No, Zack is the real victim here.

Order.

Hodgins, please.

No, hold on a second.

What is the point of the rule of law if we're gonna lock up an innocent man?

(bangs gavel)

Order.

Would the bailiff please escort this man from the courtroom?

What the hell was that?

Caroline is deliberately sinking our case!

Dr.

Hodgins, calm down.

Whatever you think of Ms. Julian's work, making a scene did nothing to help Zack.

Damn it.

Brennan, you got to get back in there.

Someone who cares about Zack needs to be there when his life sentence is upheld.

(phone ringing)

Hello.

Dr. Ringler?

Oh.

Hey, Aubrey.

No, I ju...

I thought you...

It doesn't matter.

What do you need?

HODGINS: Aubrey!

Good to see you.

How you feeling this morning?

To be honest, about like our victim.

Hey, don't blame me, I just mixed the drinks.

You're the one that downed a dozen of 'em.

All right.

What have we got here?

Based on cranial sutures, it looks like this guy is in his late s.

Hard to determine race at this time.

What about his clothes?

Looks like his pants, shirt are made of denim.

Canadian tuxedo?

HODGINS (laughs): Nice, but no.

This denim is low quality and the stitching is shoddy.

This looks more like a prison uniform.

There's a prison not far from here.

It's about a mile this way.

Look here, there's trauma on the skull.

I think it's a g*nsh*t wound.

That's a nice find.

Thank you.

AUBREY: Well, uh...

(clears throat)

listen, if this guy did escape from prison, he had to have made his way through these woods, so I'm gonna head this way, see what I can find.

Jessica, you should go with him.

Why?

Could be fun.

Uh...

Jessica, just go.

Okay?

Yeah, can't hurt.

Whoa.

What's this little guy doing here?

Cam, two inmates escaped from prison.

One named Fred Walden.

The other one is...

The other one is Mark Kovac.

Oh, my God.

Wait, Mark Kovac.

Isn't that the guy who k*lled Max?

HODGINS: Yes.

Now, clearly, we've found one body, but the other guy is still out there.

The problem is, we don't know which one.

Can't we use age and race markers to try to tell them apart?

Unfortunately, no, because both men's profiles are roughly the same, but Angie, she's working up a facial reconstruction.

Dr. Saroyan, Dr. Vaziri, I hate to press you into service so soon after your nuptials.

MONTENEGRO: Hey, guys.

I have some bad news.

Please don't tell me this is Fred Walden.

Which means somewhere out there is a man who wants to...

Wants to k*ll me and my family.

For someone who's defending his best friend in a m*rder trial in hours, you are very calm.

Please.

With the evidence we got, that case is a slam dunk.

CAROLINE: I see too much standing around and not enough dancing!

(laughs)

One Arast-ini, gorgeous.

Thank you.

What a gentleman, getting a drink for that pretty little redhead of yours.

Oh.

Actually, uh, these are both for me.

Wow.

Anxious about the big move?

I guess you could say that.

(clears throat)

I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm grateful for the opportunity, it's just...

You haven't asked Jessica to move with you yet.

It's just so awkward.

I don't want to pressure her to move her whole life.

And to be honest with you, I've kind of been avoiding her.

Well, at least you're considering her point of view.

Which is a sign of a healthy relationship.

Of course, you're also avoiding her, which isn't.

I should probably just rip off the Band-Aid, right?

You know what helps with that?

Balls.

I w... wa... was gonna say alcohol, but...

(women laughing)

Look.

FELICIA: This bouquet is mine.

This is your future.

You just have to seize it.

Oh, boy.

See?

(groans)

Holy hangover.

Where am I?

Oh, good.

You're up.

- How you feeling?

- Karen.

Did we...?

Aw.

Look who's awake.

Okay.

Wha...

Don't be a pig.

Yeah.

You got wastey-face last night.

We were worried you were gonna throw up in the cab.

Karen's place was closer so she offered to host us.

Okay, well, that explains this thing.

Sort of.

Well, I think I'm gonna go make some coffee.

Oh!

Jessica, I think that Aubrey has something he wants to ask you.

Yeah, um, hey, uh, so, um...

(phone ringing)

Oh, sorry, I got to get this.

Ow, ow, ow.

(groaning): Oh, yeah.

Hey, Booth, what's up?

Oh.

(exhales)

A body covered in acid.

Okay.

That should help with the nausea.

Yeah.

All right.

Thanks.

What's Booth say?

Brennan's in court, so you and I got to go look at a body.

(groans)

(grunts)

No.

I'll drive.

This doesn't make any sense.

I don't know why Hodgins insisted I come with you.

I should be with the remains.

What?

Trail go cold?

I, uh...

I want you to move to L.A. with me.

Really?

I mean, I was starting to wonder.

Is that a yes?

It's an...

I don't know?

I mean, moving across the country, with a man who's not even listening to me.

No, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Just come over here for a second.

This must be how the prisoners escaped.

Looks like it was blown open from the inside by some kind of expl*sive.

(groans)

(knocks on glass)

Yeah.

Hey.

Uh, just wanted you to know that Kovac's wife's on her way.

I brought her in as soon as I heard about the escape.

You okay?

You still hungover?

Working on it.

Listen, I talked to Hodgins, He said the grate was blown open using m*llitary-grade HMX.

HMX, that's a powerful expl*sive.

Come on.

It's not something you can buy at the prison commissary.

Nope.

They had to steal it.

Which means someone's helping him from the outside, and we know that Kovac's used hired g*ns in the past.

I'll call the Pentagon, see if there's been any HMX, uh, thefts in the past few weeks.

Good thinking.

If they can trace the source, maybe we can find out who's helping this guy.

Jeannine Kovac's here.

Go, go, go, go, go.

Talk to her, okay?

We need to find her husband now.

(sighs)

Mark was not at all the man that I thought I married.

And as soon as he went to prison, I served him divorce papers.

So you haven't been in touch with your ex-husband at all?

No.

Not while he's been in prison.

I want nothing to do with him.

But this morning...

What?

You saw him?

No, he called me.

Twice.

From a blocked number.

I hung up immediately.

Okay, and which line did he call?

Home, work, cell?

My cell.

Okay.

What I'm gonna do is bring someone from our lab over to the FBI.

She's gonna make a clone of your phone, we're gonna monitor all incoming calls.

Does that mean I have to talk to him?

Hopefully not for long.

But I promise, okay?

We're gonna keep you safe.

(bell chimes)

CAROLINE: James Aubrey.

You look about ten years older than the last time I saw you.

Well, that makes sense.

Feels like it was a lifetime ago.

I heard about the Kovac mess.

How's Booth holding up?

Just the way you'd imagine.

He's got his kids at the office, making sure they're safe.

I thought some French fries might keep them busy.

How'd Zack's trial go?

As expected, though I made a few squint enemies in the process.

Really, what do you mean?

Oh, sorry, one sec.

Hey, Booth, yeah.

You hear from your guy at the Pentagon?

Oh, geez.

Okay, all right.

I'll, uh, I'll be right there.

Something wrong, Cher? I got to get back.

I'll see you.

Hey, Hodgins.

Listen, I got some bad news.

Hey, you.

What are you doing here?

I thought maybe we could talk.

Oh, yeah, sure.

Uh...

This isn't really a good time, but, um, here, let's...

let's talk in here.

You know, actually, now that I think about it, maybe this isn't the best place...

I can't move to L.A.

You... you can't.

I'm sorry, that was abrupt.

I just...

Needed to rip off the Band-Aid?

Look, it's just, my whole life is here, and, um, I'm not ready to take that next step with you, and it made me realize, I think, maybe, we should actually take a step back.

Wait.

A step back?

What are you saying?

I'm saying...

I don't think there's a future for us.

Not in L.A. or...

(sighs)

anywhere.

So... that's it.

(phone beeps)

Sorry.

This is Angela.

I got to take care of this.

She's got a location on Kovac.

She knows where he is?

Listen, Jessica, I really want to finish this conversation, but Booth...

Oh, my God, Aubrey, go.

It's fine.

Just go.

(sighs)

Seriously, go.

(jazz music playing)

(phone beeps)

MONTENEGRO: Avalon, hi.

Hi!

What are you doing here?

Ange, I'm so sorry to crash your party, but we don't have a lot of time.

I need to see Agent Booth.

Booth?

Why?

I had a vision.

Okay, um, he might be kind of tied up right now.

Ange, it's imperative that I see him.

Okay.

Okay.

Well, I'll go get Booth.

Yeah.

Hey, Ange?

Keep yourself safe, huh?

♪ La-Di-da-Di-da ♪

♪ That's just our style ♪

♪ Whoo-ooh-ooh- ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ♪

♪ Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo! .. ♪

Hey, sorry to interrupt you guys.

What?

Booth, Avalon is here to see you.

Avalon?

What is she doing here?

She said something about a vision.

I-I don't know, I've never seen her so worked up, though.

So I'm supposed to miss this whole party and all this dancing because she had a bad dream?

I know neither of you believe in this stuff, but you...

I don't. ..you can't deny that she's been helpful to us in the past.

Fine, fine, you know what?

I'll go talk to her.

But she's not gonna touch my aura or do anything like that with the cleaning and stuff 'cause last time, she was putting stuff...

(chuckles)

Remember when we used to go dancing?

You mean when you would drag me away from my work to go dancing?

Ah, exactly.

I suppose I owe you a thank you for getting me out of the lab every now and then.

Oh, now we have husbands and kids.

But that doesn't make our relationship any less important.

What is it they say?

Female friendships before male romantic partners.

(chuckles)

Yeah, yes, something like that.

To us.

To friendship.

Mm, these are much too strong.

Not for me.

Angela, is everything okay?

Yes, yes, fine.

I'm fine.

Alcohol acts as a diuretic, so I suggest you consume plenty of fluids and replenish your electrolytes.

Thank you.

This is not my first rodeo.

Hurry up, Cher, we're starting.

I have to go.

Okay, um, I'm fine, really.

I'm totally fine.

Hi, Mrs. Kovac.

Hi.

Let me explain what I'm gonna do here.

Please call me Jeannine.

I want nothing to do with that name.

Right, yes, I understand.

Okay, so, what I'm doing is: I'm plugging in your phone, and the software will create a clone.

It just means that when he calls, we'll be able to track his location remotely.

Could that work both ways?

I-I don't want Mark to know where I am.

It's just like Aubrey said, we're gonna make sure you're safe.

Promise.

Maybe you should grab a cup of tea and just take a moment.

Yeah.

Yeah, that'd be great.

Thank you.

Thank you.

This should only take a couple more minutes.

Okay, sounds good.

Uh, is-is there something else you need, or are you just not sure if you have to pee?

No, I'm good.

Just, uh, something personal on my mind, but I guess it'd be, you know, selfish to talk about me now, right?

This is about Jessica, isn't it?

Okay, lay it on me.

You have come to the right woman, by the way.

Okay, look, I just-- I didn't know how badly I wanted her to move with me until I asked her, but if she says no, maybe I should just tell her I'll stay.

I hate to say this, but I don't think you can put that kind of pressure on her.

The ball's in her court.

Yeah, but what if it doesn't turn out...

the way I want?

Well, then maybe this move just forced a conversation that you guys needed to have anyway.

Yeah, you're probably right.

Whatever happens, it's gonna work out.

I used to spend so much time looking back and thinking: what if I had made other choices?

And then...

I realized I love my life... the way it is.

Live for right now.

That's the only thing you can do.

Thanks.

Told you.

You came to the right woman.

Okay, looks like this is done.

So I'll call you the second that Kovac makes-- makes contact.

(groans)

Ooh, looks like Hodgins got you, too, huh?

Yeah, wow.

Yeah, I guess you can say that.

(sighs)

(coughs)

(footfalls approaching)

BRENNAN: Angela?

Are you okay?

The effects of your hangover should have subsided by now.

Are you sure you're not actually...

Pregnant?

I was going to say sick.

Oh, Brennan...

Oh... are you-- are you pregnant?

Yes.

(laughs)

I'm so happy for you.

Aw.

And don't worry, the alcohol won't affect the fetus...

Oh, no, no.

God, no, I didn't have any alcohol last night.

Hodgins was mixing me virgins.

(sighs)

Anyway, this wasn't planned.

So we haven't-- we haven't told anybody.

Does this mean that you don't yet know if the baby has LCA?

We're waiting on a call from-- from the doctor.

That must be very stressful.

Yeah, it is.

It was, but then I was talking with Aubrey earlier and I realized that life works out.

Right?

I mean, even if this baby ends up not being able to see our faces, we're gonna be okay.

We're gonna be great, even.

(laughs)

I'm sorry to interrupt.

I just got off the phone.

What is it?

Booth just got a call from the Pentagon.

An entire crate of HMX went missing from an army amm*nit*on plant in Montgomery County.

Kovac would have only needed a fraction of that to blow open the grate near the prison.

Which means Kovac is likely building another b*mb.

At least a thousand times more powerful.

To us.

To friendship.

Mm, these are much too strong.

Not for me.

Mommy, Mommy!

Look!

You look adorable.

Look at this veil.

Wow, I am actually craving a third piece of cake.

This is amazing.

I'll be right back.

I'm a bride.

Well, actually, in the United States, marriage is illegal under the age of , but you are very beautiful.

Daddy gave me his phone to take pictures, just like Auntie Angela.

Smile.

Oh.

(camera snaps)

(giggles)

(Brennan chuckles)

Hey, I just saw Booth.

He doesn't look very pleased.

I hope everything went all right with Avalon.

Well, I'm sure his aura is as clean as it's ever been.

(chuckles)

That was sarcasm.

I don't believe in auras.

I know.

Well, I suppose I should collect my family.

What?

Already?

No, no.

Come on, we're having one more dance.

No, the kids have to go to bed and I have to be up early for Zack's trial tomorrow.

All right, well...

I'll see you then.

Does the defense have a closing statement?

No, Your Honor.

I would prefer to let the evidence speak for itself.

Actually, Your Honor, I'd like to say something.

If the prosecution has no objections?

I usually speak about forensic evidence, but I'd like to take a moment to talk about Dr.

Addy's character.

Working for me, Dr.

Addy assisted in incarcerating over murderers.

Even while he was institutionalized, Zack attempted the impossible: to find a cure for Dr.

Hodgins' paralysis.

Now, it's true he made mistakes, but I still believe in my heart that the world would only benefit from his return to society.

Thank you.

At this time, I am ready to rule.

Will the defendant please rise?

Had this newly surfaced evidence been available at the time, there would not have been sufficient cause to bring a charge of m*rder.

Therefore, I am forced to reverse the conviction and the life sentence.

However, it remains clear that he did assist a known k*ller.

Therefore, Dr.

Addy will finish the months left on his sentence for said crime.

Adjourned.

(gavel bangs)

ADDY: Can I have one minute?

Zack, I'm so sorry.

Please, months is nothing compared to what I was facing.

BRENNAN: Ms.

Julian, thank you.

Without you, none of this would have been possible.

She tried to keep me imprisoned.

I disagree.

She argued against your innocence, but she mentioned our "compelling evidence" times.

She did what she had to do to keep her job and undo your conviction.

Sometimes, not often, I underestimate you, Dr.

Brennan.

You...

stay out of trouble.

Thank you, again.

I found gunpowder residue in the wound, which indicates the victim was sh*t at close range.

Dr. Vaziri, I am not concerned with cause of death.

For all practical purposes, it is irrelevant.

How can cause of death be irrelevant?

Tracing the w*apon is immaterial.

It would only matter if we didn't already know who the m*rder*r is.

Kovac.

So, then what are we looking for?

We know who the victim is.

We don't yet know why Kovac chose to escape with this man in particular.

Strength, perhaps?

I mean, the bones are robust, and the muscle attachments are very large.

Dr. Vaziri, I would like you to leave.

I'm sorry.

Did I do something?

No.

I'm not angry with you.

I just need time alone.

Please.

Of course.

Dr.

Brennan, while I'm waiting on the results from the tox screen, is there anything I can do to help you?

I just need more time.

There's...

There's something I'm missing.

It's like I see it, but I just, I need more time.

SAROYAN: Of course.

Hey, Cam.

Booth?

What are you doing here?

Uh, I gave your bag to Arastoo.

Oh, my purse?

I-I thought Michelle had it.

Uh...

yeah, but don't worry about it.

Can-- listen, can you just give me a minute for a second?

Booth, this is not a good time.

I-I need to focus on my work.

No, I understand.

I just needed to see you.

That's all.

Why?

Where are Hank and Christine?

Kids are fine.

They're back at the FBI.

They're good.

I just, I got worried.

Booth, I assure you I can take care of myself.

I get it and all, but last night, okay, when Avalon, she pulled me aside...

What?

I don't understand.

You're here because of Avalon?

No, not just Avalon, okay?

We're missing something here.

I just...

I have this feeling, all right, and I'm very skeptical, and I pull these two cards from her deck...

Booth, I don't have time for this.

The man who k*lled my father, who-who k*lled Aldo, who went after our children, he is out there.

I understand that, but look at the cards that I drew, Bones.

You are in danger.

(sighs)

All right.

Oh, Agent Booth.

- Hey, Avalon.

- Thank goodness.

What's up?

Brennan's father came to me last night, and he's very worried.

All right, look, I know that you take stock in all this stuff, and this mumbo-jumbo things, but if you tell Brennan that you're communing with Max, that's gonna be a problem.

And that's why I've come to you.

So, please...

let me consult the cards.

We got to...

I'm missing...

ah.

All right, fine, I'm gonna sit.

Okay, we're done.

They're not saying anything.

Choose a card.

Ha, look at that, temperance.

That's a coincidence.

Choose another.

(sighs)

And that's just what I was afraid of.

(chuckling): Look, Bones can take care of herself, all right?

This is just...

Don't laugh this off, Agent Booth.

Your wife is in serious danger.

Okay, right, okay.

Thanks for the update.

You don't believe me but you will.

Listen, I know you think I'm a nut... ...but I also know that you know that I'm not a phony.

So don't ignore me.

All right, um...

you want your cards back?

No.

Keep them.

Okay.

Look for the signs.

Michelle?

What are you doing here?

My mom left her purse at the wedding.

If you stop by the lab, could you give it to her?

Yeah.

No problem.

So, you still haven't answered me.

What are you doing here?

I'm meeting with Deputy Director Franklin for my final round interview.

Wait a second, you're applying to Quantico?

(laughing): Wait.

Cam never told me this.

She...

doesn't know, and please don't tell her, okay?

She worries about me so much, and I just want to surprise her if I get in.

Of course.

Yeah.

So, what time is your...

(bird thunks)

Oh, my God.

I think that was a bird.

It just flew straight at your window.

Wait, that's like a...

bad omen, right?

Oh, God, am I gonna blow my interview?

No, no, no, no, it's just a silly superstition, okay?

You're gonna be fine.

Okay, yeah, you're...

you're right.

Sorry.

Uh...

Wish me luck?

Good luck.

Okay.

What is it, bug boy?

HODGINS: Hey, yeah, Booth.

Calling with an update.

Anything good?

In my department, yeah.

I found a Black Witch moth by the body that's not at all native to this area.

So, what do you think?

It traveled with the victim?

I don't know.

I'm gonna need to analyze it further.

It's pretty cool, though, I got to say.

You know that there are actually some cultures that see this baby as a harbinger of death?

Yeah, oh, uh...

right, okay.

Well, what else?

I also found evidence on the victim's clothing...

Hodgins, is that Booth?

I need to talk to him.

HODGINS: Uh, hey, Booth, hold on one second.

Aubrey?

Yeah, Booth, listen, the, uh, the body that we found out here, he's wearing a prisoner's uniform, and I just found out how they escaped.

What do you mean, "they"?

How many?

Well, I don't know, but the nearest prison to here...

is the one where Kovac's being held.

Get the body to the lab now.

All right.

You want me to meet you there?

No.

I got to go make sure Hank and Christine are okay.

Dad, look at this one.

Shh, shh, shh, shh.

(softly): You got to keep your voice down so your brother can sleep.

Let me see.

Oh, that's a good one, huh?

Just keep your voice down, all right?

(whispering): Okay.

Daddy, look here.

Mommy's face is missing.

What?

Mommy's face.

Let me see that.

Come on, that's just your finger covering the lens.

Why is my finger so big?

CHRISTINE (chuckles): Uncle Aubrey!

Shh.

AUBREY: Hi, guys.

Oh.

Got anything on Kovac?

He still hasn't called his wife, but Angela's ready to go, and just in case, we sent a b*mb squad to your house.

You okay?

I'm gonna go to the lab.

I understand it, but look at the cards that I drew, Bones.

You are in danger.

Look, Bones, I know you don't believe in this stuff and neither do I, but my gut is telling me that something is wrong.

All right?

We're missing something.

I mean, look, is it so wrong that I wanted to be near you and see you?

No.

It's not wrong.

I'm glad you're here.

Hey, guys, sorry to interrupt, but I just got a location for Kovac's phone.

It's in a moving car near Arlington headed south.

The FBI already dispatched a SWAT unit.

You have to go, Booth.

I know you're worried for my safety, but the best thing you can do is catch him.

This is what we do.

Seeley, hold up.

I need to go to your car.

Why?

My ID was in my purse, and now I'm not seeing it.

It must've slipped out.

It might not be the best time to leave with...

Wait, whoa, whoa, wait a second.

What do you mean your ID's missing?

My, uh, Jeffersonian security pass.

I used it yesterday, but I'm positive I put it back in my purse.

Angela, do me a favor.

Check the Jeffersonian security.

Okay, why?

I just need to know the last time that Cam's ID was used.

Seeley, I just told you.

I know, just do it.

Okay, uh, her ID was used last night at : a.m.

to get onto the platform.

SAROYAN: Well, I assure you last night I was nowhere near the Jeffersonian.

We got to get everybody out of here.

The expl*sives...

that were stolen.

The b*mb is here.

The b*mb is here!

Get everybody out of here now!

Move!

(alarm blaring)

Okay, everyone, listen to me.

Evacuate now.

Leave everything and proceed to the exit.

We got to leave.

The b*mb is here.

No, Booth, the evidence, I-I just...

No, forget about the evidence.

No, Booth!

You don't understand.

I-I found what we need.

I know how to find Kovac.

Forget about the evidence!

I don't care.

There is a b*mb here.

I have to get you somewhere safe.

Hey, we have to go.

Come on.

Come on, we have to go!

Let's go, let's go, let's go, hurry!

SAROYAN: Stay calm.

Hurry, hurry, hurry.

Let's go.

Stay calm.

Cam, what happened?

The lights.

SAROYAN: Arastoo, the door, it's closing.

I can't keep it open.

I need you to override the doors.

Hurry!

I'm trying.

It...

the system must've been tampered with.

It's shutting me out.

Let's go!

(Vaziri grunts)

Hold the door!

Cam, stand back!

Seeley, no!

It's bulletproof.

Try to get to the basement!

Back, back, back, back, back.

Move, move, move, move.

(alarm continues)

Let's go, get out.

Wait a second.

Booth, what are you doing?

If they accessed the platform, there's got to be a b*mb up here.

I'm gonna get the evidence.

No!

Leave now!

Bones!

Wait, wait, Angie.

Wait.

Hodgins, where are you going?

I understand expl*sives.

Booth, I can help.

Move the light table, okay?

Underneath.

There's a hatch.

Oh...

Okay.

Booth.

Booth, did you find it?

Oh.

(whispering): No tripwire.

I just got to cut the lead to the detonator.

That's all I got to do.

MONTENEGRO: Booth!

Are you okay?

You have to talk to us.

(muttering)

(sighs)

Wait.

It's on an electronic repeater.

We got to get out of here.

We got to get to the basement.

Bones, where are you?!

What is happening?

The b*mb is on an electronic repeater.

Oh, God, which means there's more than one.

Angie!

Bones, where are you?!