Seems that Sydney didn't really hit bottom last episode, but caught her
leg on that
long ladder. So it's simply a matter of regaining consciousness,
climbing up five
stories on the rickety ladder ...
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and out
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and calling Dixon
on the walkie-talkie |
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and finding
Dixon with a gunshot to the chest, and the only hope of help being her
satellite phone from the CIA, i.e. the big walkie-talkie
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Once out of Argentina and back in self-storage, Syd tells Vaughn all
about the
CIA helicopter ride to a hospital, then the SD-6 plane-ride back
to LA
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Vaughn says, hey, Dixon got back to the hospital here in LA without them
having to show footage of the trip |
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Syd says, yeah, and it's an SD-6 hospital, and I had to lie to Dixon's
wife |
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Syd's tale for Diane Dixon - it was a stick-up, in Rome, to steal stuff
out
of my briefcase
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Diane Dixon realizes being a banker can be almost as dangerous
as being a spy |
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Back at SD-6, Dreyer fingers Sydney as the mole - her test results
were too perfect, and she lost the Rambaldi book, and her partner
was almost killed |
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Sloane's all, yadda yadda yadda, you just want to find a mole, and
don't you do anything about Sydney - I'll do it, if it needs doin' |
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Back in real LA, Sydney tells Francie and Will the same story she told
Diane Dixon |
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Will points out the deadly consequences of being Sydney's friend -
first Danny murdered, now Dixon almost murdered
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Francie tells Will to shut up, and avoid another murder |