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Shifting once again back to two dads and a daughter
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Sloane does the exposition for Sydney and the audience - each person
has a unique brain wave pattern, and the DOD has this nifty
new satellite that can read these brain waves up there in space
and locate people
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Jack returns with the news - yep, found her brain waves in a women's
prison in Chechnya, and checking the prison
database, whch must therefore have brain wave information, she's
listed as Talia Kozlov. Oh, and just a thought, but if
she's in the clink, maybe she's not exactly an innocent |
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to which Sloane answers, she's my daughter and we're going to find her |
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Jack
does suggest that Syd reassess long-lost-sis-reunion expectations in the
light of the fact that long-lost-sis is in jail
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Syd says, hey, already made that mistake with Mom, I'm not doing it
again ... Promise
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Back to the torture chamber, Lauren revives Vaughn, tells
him he survived the
protocol but spilled everything,
and he'd better go before Sark gets back
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Looking the gift horse in the mouth, Vaughn asks why, and Lauren says
the only real
thing in her life was her marriage
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But Vaughn does manage to stagger out just in time to stop this friendly semi |
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with a friendly driver who offers Vaughn his cell phone |
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Vaughn calls Dixon, says he told Sark where The Passenger is, Dixon says
don't worry, and hey, where exactly is The Passenger
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and guess what, it's really Sark and Lauren on the other end of the line
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with a computer to simulate Dixon's voice |
