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Back at the CIA, Dixon says, remember that bio-agent and the ebola we
didn't get last episode?
Well, seems it's been used on a high security prison in the Urals,
hundreds dead and one survivor
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The one survivor, Kazari Bomani, an imprisoned African arms dealer |
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who is seen getting an escort out by Sark in a hazmat suit |
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Lauren says, let's ask Sloane about this - seems Sloane's pardon deal was based
almost
entirely on trading intel about Bomani's terrorist network, so Sloane should
know. And so it
is that Lauren and Sydney are once again assigned to a Sloane meeting together |
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On her way out, Syd stops for some cheery words from Dad |
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Jack says,
I'll see what intel on Julia I can get out of Simon. And it's perfectly
normal that the wife of a man you stabbed and kicked down a cliff
is mad at you, but she'll see the light eventually |
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Well, there's no light to be seen on the private jet taking Sydney and
Lauren to
meet with peripatetic Sloane, this time in Mexico City |
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Lauren says, time for you to transfer out of this office, Sydney |
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Sydney says, hey, but all my family and friends are here, and is that
a threat? |
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