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Sloane is still in prison, execution set for next episode ... er ...
week, and starts talking
to Dixon
about that Irina box. Says he put something very powerful in the
box, made
sure it
could
only be opened with keys Rambaldi had hidden, but now the Covenant
has
the box and
Sloane is terrified ... according to Sloane, that is
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As Sloane talks, we get to see Bomani and Sark |
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put the keys they found last episode on the appropriate circles of the
Irina box |
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and voila, the box begins to open to reveal ... |
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the DiRegno heart! Now Sloane says the DiRegno heart is an
engine designed to
power
Rambaldi's
ultimate creation, Il Dire, which means The Telling |
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So Bomani puts the heart inside this sideways barrel thingy ... |
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steps back and at last ... |
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we get a view of Il Dire ... only 18 episodes after it was first mentioned.
Sloane's
voiceover says it's like a resurrection - Rambaldi reaching through
the centuries
to deliver a message ... |
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a message on a long parchment scroll ... basic sixteenth century ticker-tape ...
but in the words of Bullwinkle J. Moose, is it a friendly message?
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Both Dixon and Bullwinkle want to know if it's friendly, although we're
not sure if
Bullwinkle
is interested in the other bit about how this message helps The
Covenant in
their
search for The Passenger, which they hear is some kind of bioweapon.
Sloane
says,
hey, I'll tell if you call off the lethal injection scheduled for
next episode
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No deal for you, Arvin Sloane, promises Dixon |
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Hmm, hmphs Sloane ...
but I'll talk to Jack Bristow about
the Passenger, if he wants
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