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NARRATOR: Previously on Prison Break...
It's the only building sitting on top of those tunnels.
All we gotta do is get in there on PI
and dig ourselves an on-ramp.
I'm gonna find out, you know, what it is you're doing up there.
If we talked about who had motive to kill Terrence,
we'd be here all day.
Did it have anything to do with Ecofield?
Do the math.
CEO of a corporation gets indicted for fraud,
investors start losing money. Lots of money.
You call Nick Savrinn. Works for Project Justice.
They're here.
LINCOLN: Who's here?
LJ? LJ!
-(cellphone ringing) -You gotta come get me.
We can't, okay? We're not in Chicago. You have to come to us.
First of the month's coming up, John.
Yeah. So?
I checked my balance online.
It's looking seriously deficient.
Apparently Fibonacci's coming up for air again.
And if he testifies at that hearing,
a lot of people are going down,
including me.
Listen, there...
There's been a restructuring.
This comes from Philly himself.
So I'm the man in here now.
What the hell you doing?
(screams)
SCOFIELD: Uh-oh. We got a problem.
Bellick, what's going on?
That's PI. I run it.
Not anymore, you don't.
(whirring)
(indistinct chatter)
Bellick.
Hey, boss.
Check that volume, inmate.
We've been doing business too long.
We can fix this thing, right?
Let's get something clear.
You and I haven't done crap.
Falzone's the one's been paying me.
Falzone is just an envelope.
You've been doing business with me face to face.
You think I like getting piss thrown at me, spit on?
These other chumps might do it for the 40 grand a year
and the little blue uniform, but I'm not that dumb.
Falzone's envelope is the only reason
I come through that fence every day.
And it's the only reason I'm gonna keep coming through that fence
until I have enough money to buy that house on Lake Gray.
I'm thinking early retirement, John.
And you're interfering with that.
Hey, boss, just give me some time
and I can match whatever Falzone is paying you.
You're out of business. Get used to it.
Hey, boss.
Boss!
They're gonna find it.
The longer they're in there,
the sooner they're gonna find it.
Then we've got to get back in there.
Yeah.
I'm gonna say something crazy to you right now.
Surprise, surprise.
Well, I-I don't give a damn about that Fibonacci anymore.
You're right, that is crazy.
Because I got bigger things to think about,
like survival.
You see, I'm kind of short on friends in here,
in case you haven't noticed.
I need to get out right now,
while I still got my life.
Then why are we talking about Fibonacci?
Well, the only way I can get that room back
is if I can prove to Falzone that I'm still worthy.
That I still got what it takes. Yeah?
And the only way I can do that is if I can give him Fibonacci.
Interesting.
You see, this is not a me versus you thing anymore.
This is us. An us thing here, right?
It's us for the escape.
Is it?
Or is this about you getting back in good with the mob again?
That life is over for me, Fish.
(chuckles) I mean, they clipped my wings.
They want me to rot in here.
So I got no allegiance to them anymore.
And yet you still want to do them a favor.
Falzone is desperate.
You see, if Fibonacci testifies in front of the Congress next month,
Falzone is gonna go down in flames.
But if we give him Fibonacci, he will give us anything.
Anything, including that very special room.
What do you say, Fish?
"And the Lord said unto Satan,
"Hast thou considered my servant Job,
"that there is none like him in the earth,
"a perfect and an upright man,
one that fears God and shuns evil?"
Give him up.
-If I do, they'll kill him. -Maybe he deserves it.
That's just it. He doesn't.
Who is this guy? You told me he was Mafia.
He was working for the Mafia. He just didn't know it.
Otto Fibonacci is...
He's just like you.
An innocent man
caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
MAN: What are you doing?
(voice breaking) You know, I didn't steal from you, John.
SCOFIELD: He was middle management at one of Abruzzi's warehouses.
Just a normal guy. Working class, religious.
(man blubbering)
Hey, Nicky. Nicky, Nicky, Nicky.
(shushing)
What did I tell you about talking?
MAN: John, please.
(gun cocks)
Johnny, please, no!
SCOFIELD: And somebody that couldn't turn his back on murder.
He realized that Abruzzi and Falzone, the men he worked for,
were killers.
And he had the key to all their dealings,
things that could put them away for life.
And now he's in witness protection for life.
Okay, all right. That's enough. Come on.
SCOFIELD: The judge asked him why he was coming forward with all this information.
He said it was because he thought it was the right thing to do.
What's the right thing to do now, Michael?
I don't know.
But if I don't give him up, this whole thing's over.
What you're telling me is if...
If I'm to live...
A good man has to die.
(theme music playing)
(cellphone ringing)
Kellerman.
VICE PRESIDENT: You're in the place we discussed?
Yes.
I'm still not exactly sure why we're here, but...
A friend of mine should be along there shortly.
A friend?
Just to see where you are with things.
I think we're clear on where we are with things.
Everything is under control.
Nothing is going to affect tomorrow
if that's what you're worried about.
I'm not worried about tomorrow.
My friend is a problem solver, that's all.
He's there at your disposal if you need him.
Uh, do me a favor.
Make him feel like part of the team, hmm?
Talk soon.
-HALE: What? -She's bringing someone in.
What does that mean?
Something in her tone changed.
Do you think she knows about the kid?
We don't know that.
We shouldn't have lied.
We shouldn't have told her we had the kid.
What is it you don't understand?
We tell her that kid got away,
you and I, we are not here right now.
I swear to God,
it just gets deeper and deeper.
What is that supposed to mean?
It means, if I'd have known that this is how
this whole thing was gonna turn out
I'd have gotten some crap job with the Feds. Pushed pencils.
Drink coffee all day long behind a desk.
God, that sounds good.
Keep talking like that, I'm gonna be forced to put a bullet in your head.
(sighs)
As for her friend, whoever that is,
we find out what he wants, we play nice,
we deal with it accordingly.
Michael, you better see this.
(whistles) Hey, Jersey,
you putting that carpet in the guards' room?
-Yeah, I think so. -Mm-hmm.
When?
We got to tear up the old stuff first.
Soon as we're done with that.
Tonight, tomorrow maybe.
They're gonna find it, bro. They're gonna find the hole.
We got to do something.
Linc. Chow.
LINCOLN: What's this?
It's for, uh, you know,
your last meal.
Write down what you want.
Linc, you got to write something down.
I got to do nothing.
You don't fill it out
all they're gonna give you is what's on chow for that day.
So?
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