Gallery 1
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![]() A week later, Anna and Sydney are still opening that case |
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![]() to reveal a paper with some binary code |
![]() and two nifty gadgets that immediately spew acid over the paper as Anna and Sydney rush to memorize the code |
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![]() and run to their respective panel vans to write it down before they forget |
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![]() Anna remembers in Russian |
![]() while Sydney remembers in English after |
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![]() Vaughn warns her to give SD-6 the correct code |
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![]() Back in LA |
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![]() things are a little testy in the meet wagon |
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![]() Sydney is all, you can't give me orders and I wanted to tell SD-6 the wrong 0's and 1's |
![]() Vaughn's all, and that would have been a dumb idea 'cause they would have found you out. So there. |
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![]() Later at SD-6 |
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![]() Sloane greets a new transfer named Russett with a nice exposition on the life and times of Milo Rambaldi, who wrote the code Syd memorized in 1489, and whose designs were so advanced he had modern parts lists attached |
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![]() Sloane gives Sydney her mission - seems the Rambaldi code translated to a latitude and longitude, so she's going to Malaga, Spain, to the exact spot of the code, which is a 500 year old church, and look for something called "golden sun" |
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