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So off Syd and Vaughn go to this Novgorod Rambaldi lab, littered on the
outside with dead bodies
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and on the inside with papers, indicating that someone got there first
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They only find a little green goo left and Syd gets a sample for Marshall
to analyze |
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while Vaughn starts to upload lots of files, mostly video files, which
show ... |
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a very young Nadia doing the Rambaldi writing years ago in this same
facility. Before
they finish they are interrupted by ...
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Colonel Katya Derevko |
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who tranqs the guards and introduces herself to Sydney as her aunt
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and helps them escape |
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Back in Kyoto, Sloane gives Nadia a sedative and a pep talk of how he's
so proud
of Nadia, courageously destroying the green goo and all
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Nadia gives Sloane a put-down, saying how she use to make herself all
dirty on Sun-
days when potential adoption parents would visit,
because
she was waiting for her
real father, and now she
wishes she had cleaned herself up
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Shifting continents to this Novgorodian safe house, it's time for history
lessons
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Seems Nadia did
do the Rambaldi channeling about 20 years ago, but she was kidnapped
before she could finish the message, Vaughn filling in the bit
that it was his dad who did the kidnapping to keep Nadia safe
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Katya says when Irina returned to Russia 25 years ago, she was
put in jail as a suspected traitor, where she gave birth a few
months later to a daughter taken from her when the baby was
one day
old. Katya says the only reason she joined the secret service was
to help Irina find Nadia
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