Mahone's on the road with his people, forces out ? twelve black SUVs all with Feds in them. "How long to the motel," he asks his driver. The driver tells him it's approximately ten minutes. "Let's make it five," says Mahone.



Tweener's all clean and shiny, fresh out of the shower with a towel wrapped around his waist. Looking pleased, he tells Debra Jean he hasn't taken a shower like that in forever. He notices that Debra Jean has her purse on her shoulder. "Where you going?" he asks. She tells him she was going to surprise him with tequila and limes. He says to hold up, he'll go with her, but she tells him to relax, she'll be back before he knows it. Tweener says she looks nervous, and she admits that she is. Tweener says, "Trust me girl, you've got nothing to worry about. I'm one of the good guys." Debra Jean smiles but still looks apprehensive, "You seem like it." She walks out of the room and Tweener is left alone looking a little apprehensive himself.



A black sedan pulls up outside The Globe Motel. Abruzzi gets out, and tells his driver to wait for him. The driver tells him that the motel manager left the door unlocked. Abruzzi walks to room 116, draws his gun and enters. No one's there. He points the gun toward the bathroom, and is heading towards it when he hears tires squeal and car doors slam. Abruzzi looks confused for a moment, and then Mahone's voice fills the room, "If you're looking for the Rat, John, Fibonacci's two-thousand miles from here." Abruzzi goes to the window, asks Mahone who he is, local cops or Feds? Mahone says Feds, they only roll out the best for someone of Abruzzi's stature. Abruzzi wants to know who turned on him, insists he deserves to know. Mahone says the man was facing a RICO rap, and didn't want to go to prison, "And I'm sure you can appreciate that, knowing what you know about the place now. Whatever you're thinking about doing, don't. You are going back to Fox River today, ? or the morgue, that's your call." John has his wife's crucifix in his hand and he's staring at it, "I'm coming out," he says as he kisses the cross. "Weapons come out first, John." But John has no intention of going back to Fox River, not today, not any day. Abruzzi whispers to himself, asking God forgiveness for what he is about to do. He walks out of the hotel room, Mahone telling him to go "easy" all the while. John reveals that he has a gun in his hand and Mahone tells him these are serious men here and they have instructions to shoot at the first sign of aggression ?please, I'm asking you respectfully. Drop the weapon, kneel and put your hands on your head." Abruzzi refuses, "I kneel only to God. And I don't see him here." Abruzzi raises his gun, and the men fire. Abruzzi is caught in the storm of bullets, and clutches to his wife's crucifix. As the last life leaves his body, the cross drops to the pavement, and Abruzzi is left dead and bloody on the grass.



Debra Jean and Tweener drink tequila as Debra Jean confesses, "I think I screwed up. My dad's an Air Force Colonel, total Nazi. One of those nightmare overprotective types. Well I called him, told him I was traveling with you, told him that we were staying in the same hotel room." Debra Jean breaks into a fit of drunken giggles and Tweener shakes his head. "Girl, you've gots to learn how to lie, what were you thinking?" he tells her. She's still laughing, "I know, I know, but for some reason I just don't know how. He was mad enough when I told him I was staying in a hotel with a guy, but when I told him I was staying in a hotel with a guy I maybe sorta liked, well ? he lost it." Tweener is taken aback for a beat, and the two stare at each other across the bed intensely. Then Debra Jean leans in, and they kiss.



Michael and Nika stand next to Geary's car. "At least let us take you into town," Michael says. Nika shakes her head, if she's seen with them, it's only trouble for her, she can walk, it's only a mile. Michael tells her that they never would have made it this far without her. Nika says "and now you're crossing the border, without me." Michael's said this a hundred times, he's going to say it again, "You can't go where we're going. It's not a life for you." This isn't the answer Nika wanted, but it's the one she knew she'd get, "Well, that's it then," she says, "so long for good." They hug each other as Linc watches closeby. Done hugging Michael, she walks over to Linc. "Good luck," she says, and as she wraps her arms around him, she grabs the gun tucked into the back of his pants. Michael is astounded as Nika turns the gun on them, telling him she loved him, "I thought I was going to get that back, but you just used me." Michael tells her it's not true. Nika says she deserves more than just being the girl that he calls when he needs something. Lincoln asks her if she really thinks she's going to find the money in Utah, and she yells back, "I don't care about the money in Utah. I don't want any more crime. I turn you in, I get two-hundred thousand dollars," she says, "Legal money." She takes the cell phone from the dashboard of the car, "You're the policeman's problem now." Michael's eyes are trained on her face as he walks toward her and she begins to panic, "Don't come any closer or I will shoot you," she says. Lincoln steps forward, "No you won't," he pulls the gun's clip out of his pocket and waves it in front of her. He takes the gun and the cell phone out of her hands and gets in the car. Michael stares at her for a moment, sadly, "Good luck to you," he says, and gets in the car. The two brothers drive away leaving Nika standing on the side of the road all alone.



It's night now, and Mahone's back in the Command Center. Wheeler says that HQ called; they're wondering why he didn't intercept Abruzzi when he was walking into the hotel. Mahone replies confidently, "The man was a mob boss, the right move to do was to get him trapped." But Wheeler and HQ aren't done with Mahone, "They're saying the way you played it, there was only one possible out come." Mahone's resilient, "HQ has a problem with the way I do things, they can pick up a gun and follow me into the field next time." Mahone walks over to the bulletin board ? and underneath the picture of Abruzzi, is an article about Fibonacci, (the article that he pinned there at the beginning of the episode). "Michael always knew that the Rat was the key to Abruzzi. We just put it out on the wire and Abruzzi bit." Mahone takes a red marker and sloppily x's out Abruzzi's face. Wheeler hands Mahone a folder, "Speaking of Scofield, that crash was staged." Mahone opens the file and reads. His expression is stony as he says, "Pig blood. Smart kid.



The problem with being that clever is that sooner or later you end up getting too clever for your own good." Mahone walks over to the board and stares at Michael's mug shot. As he does, for just a split second, Michael's photo becomes Shales' photo. Wheeler says goodnight and leaves. Mahone continues to stare at the picture, as it once again morphs into Shales and then back again to Michael. Mahone violently rips the photo off the bulletin board, and leans against it, trying to catch his breath. We stay on Michael's crumpled mug shot on the floor as Mahone informs it ominously, "You have no idea what you're in for."

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