The Passage

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Previously on The Passage...

My name is Amy Bellafonte.

It didn't all start with me.

So many things led to what happened.

It's him.

How is this possible?

I feel amazing.

Project Noah was born.

The Chinese avian flu has gone

from outbreak to epidemic, but the CDC

think the work we're doing is our best hope for a vaccine.

It's not just tweaks to the formula.

- It's age. - Are you suggesting we try with a child?

I'm the girl from nowhere.

The one no one will miss.

- Explain to me why you need a kid. - You know the people

we work for, Brad. You can't cross them.

He risked everything to protect me.

We became family.

The one thing that matters is that you're safe.

I will kill you. Give me the girl.

I'm not gonna leave you. I promise.

Whatever was coming,

we would face it together.

Go, go, go, go. Come on.

What are we gonna do?

Hold on.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Damn it!

Back up, turn around.

Let's go. Let's go!

Hang on.

Come on. I need my shirt.

Follow me. Let's go.

- You need a doctor. - No, listen, I'm fine.

You got to work with me, okay? Whatever I say,

- just go with it. Can you do that? - Okay.

Hey. Hi.

I'm Pete Erickson. This is my daughter, Stella.

We're brand-new to the school,

and, ugh, I'm such an idiot. I forgot everything.

I forgot about the field trip,

her-her T-shirt, her lunch.

I'm just trying to get used to this whole single dad thing.

- Oh, it's just the two of you? - Yeah.

My mom ran off with her trainer. He's 27.

Oh, sweetie. They don't need to know

- the whole story. - Has his own YouTube channel.

Okay, great. We're all up to speed.

Uh, can she get on the bus?

- It's right here. - All right. Hey...

Okay, sweetie, have fun.

All right.

- Thank you. - Bye, Dad.

Bye.

No phones on the bus.

Oh. Oh, I...

Hey, I wouldn't... I wouldn't do that

if I were you.

I hate the way she looks at me.

Well...

quit-quit looking at her.

Hey!

I'm in charge of Babcock,

you're in charge of Fanning.

All right? Worry about him.

Mortality rate's almost 30%.

First few cases have been reported in North Korea.

They've closed the airports in Beijing.

This is terrifying.

Not as terrifying as the solution we've come up with.

What's going on with the child?

Still in the wind with the agent.

Well, I'm rooting for them.

Well, I'm rooting for all of us.

Jonas, I had to make the call, so I did.

And the child won't be harmed.

We've been on this mountain for too long.

We're isolated, cut off from everyday life.

We're not qualified to decide what's right or wrong...

'cause we don't know the difference anymore.

Where are we going?

I'm trying to figure... figure it out.

Are you okay? You look awful.

No, I'm good.

We'll just...

I just need to stop for a second.

Is this the guy who took your phone?

- Yep. - Can I get that number?

It's not my phone.

You just said he took your phone.

It's my sister's phone. I just had it for the field trip.

Okay, can I get your sister's number?

I don't know my sister's phone number.

How about your mom?

She's on speed dial on my sister's phone.

Go back to your teacher.

Get the mom's phone from the school

and track the damn thing.

Also, look for any cars stolen in the area. He got off

that bus. He's gonna steal a car.

It'll be an older model. No GPS. Yeah?

Hi. Wolgast and the kid are still on the run.

Police station was a disaster.

Sheriff was killed and three of my men.

Well, so much for making the world a better place.

- Should we consider finding another child? - No.

Wolgast is gonna talk, and if he does,

this whole operation gets shut down.

He's injured.

He's got the kid with him.

- I'll find him. - Okay.

Be careful.

Should we tap the ex-wife's phone?

Yeah. Do it.

Surgery went well. We repaired the tendon.

I'm happy. Just need you to rest,

and we'll see you in a few weeks.

So, basketball in a few months, yeah?

Oh, hell no, Nathan.

We talked about this.

You can play chess. That's a sport. Look it up.

- Dr. Wolgast. You have a call. - Yeah?

- Oh, great. Just send it to my cell. - Okay. All right.

This is Dr. Wolgast.

I think he might be dead.

What? Who?

Who is this?

This is Amy Bellafonte. The agent's with me.

We tried to turn ourselves in, but then some guys with guns

came in, and the agent got shot,

and he passed out, and I think he might be dead.

And everyone's a bad guy, so I didn't know who to call.

Okay, okay. Okay, Amy, I'm glad you called.

That was really smart of you.

Look, I need you to take a deep breath.

Everything is gonna be all right. Say that back to me.

It's gonna be all right.

Now, can you tell if he's breathing?

Put your hand on his chest. Is it moving up and down?

- Mm-hmm. Yeah. - Okay, he's alive.

Hey, Amy, how do you feel about blood?

- I don't like it. - I know, it's gross.

But I just... I need you to look, okay?

Is it still bleeding?

It's stuck to it. It's all dried.

Okay. Good. It means it stopped, so just leave it.

Do you see any signs? Do you know where you are?

It says "Tomah, La Crosse."

- "14 West." - You're in Wisconsin.

Hey, I think the agent's gonna be okay.

But we need to wake him up.

- Do you know what a noogie is? - Yeah.

All right. Make a fist and rub your knuckles in his chest

super hard so it hurts.

What the hell?

What'd you do that for?

Your ex-wife told me to.

- Wh-What? - Let me talk to him.

She wants to talk to you.

Hello?

- What is going on? - Lila, no.

- This is not your concern. - How is it not my concern?

You're injured. You passed out.

You may have internal bleeding.

You have a child with you.

Richards probably has guys at the hospital watching you

right now. You're not involved in this.

Just tell...

Damn it.

Get in the car.

So, this is it... just one dose?

- Just one dose. - Then what's the chip

in my neck for?

Monitors your vital signs.

Tells us your location.

Sensitivity to sunlight

is a side effect?

Can be.

But, if all goes well...

you'll be impervious to disease.

How is any of this legal?

It's not, is it?

If this was on the up-and-up, you guys,

you wouldn't be looking for prisoners to experiment on.

We're in a desperate situation, Mr. Carter.

So are you.

I can't argue with that.

But why am I more scared now than I was on death row?

I'm gonna make sure you come through this