- [Cora] Previously on-
(Liam gasps)
(bright upbeat music)
- Lian O'Connor.
You stole Cora McLeod's heart 200 years ago.
(villagers shouting)
(dogs barking)
- No, no!
(Samael snaps fingers)
- Your mission is to help her fall in love
with her true
soulmate, Finn Walsh.
- This is Detective
Liam O'Connor.
- Sorry, have-have
we met before?
- Finn Walsh, ADA.
Nice to meet you.
Sorry to steal her from you.
- An angel?
(Agon whooshes)
It's just, I don't
see any wings.
- They're metaphorical.
- Give it up for Dead Eye!
(all cheering and clapping)
- You lied to me.
- [Finn] She is not happy with me.
â™ª Worship you 'cause honey
- Magnus?
- Hi.
- I just need you to tell me
if you have an agent working on this case.
- We can figure this out.
(both grunting)
- Mission accomplished, Bale.
She's still in love with Liam.
And I don't think
she'll be getting back
on the angel's fated path with Finn anytime soon.
(soft music) (water flowing)
(knocks on door)
- I see you've adapted to true door etiquette
and are knocking now.
- Well, it is only polite.
(Cora giggles)
Come here
Oh!
- I was planning to
teach you Whist tonight.
- Oh, a boring
gentleman's game, huh?
Meanwhile, I was
plotting to corrupt you,
with these.
- Dice, eh?
Why, sir.
- Alas, Cora, I am no gentleman.
But on my way here, I did have a better idea,
so, uh, come on.
- Where are we going?
- You trust me?
- Always.
(Cora gasps)
- Hey, honey.
It's Dad.
I'm here with Suzette.
- [Suzette] Hey, Cora.
- [Cora's Dad] You were in an accident,
but you're gonna be okay.
- I remember, um,
fighting with Magnus down by the lake.
Falling in the water.
And Liam pulled me out.
And we-
- You both made it out.
And he pulled some real hero stuff,
from what I heard.
- Yeah, he sure did.
I'm proud of you.
- Is Liam here?
- Finn stopped by.
- [Cora's Dad] Brought you some beautiful flowers.
- Ah, Magnus.
We have to interrogate him-
- Hey, hey, hey.
All that can wait.
We have to get you checked out
before you go running back to the police department.
Do you hear me?
(casual upbeat music)
(bar patrons chatting)
- You want a drink over there?
- Oh.
Um.
Right, I suppose
that is traditional.
- He'll have a Scotch.
Make it two, top shelf.
If you're gonna partake in that age-old human custom
of drowning your sorrows, might as well do it right.
Case not going well?
- You would know.
You're the one
interfering with it.
- See, I think you were in trouble from the beginning.
Bringing seven souls
from the same Irish town
back from limbo
for a second chance
to decide their fates.
You'd have to know they'd fumble it.
- It was worth the risks.
- Yes, but you failed to account
for how much history tends to repeat itself, didn't you?
(snaps fingers) (flames whoosh)
(blows out flame) (drink sizzles)
Ah.
And as if all that wasn't bad enough,
Samael decides to send that poor spud, Liam,
down here to get
the love of his life
together with her true soulmate, Finn.
I mean, that's just cruel.
And you'd think we're the ones into torture.
- I mean, if you
weren't meddling with us
every step of the way.
- Well you know I have to.
In order for humans to have a choice,
they have to have options.
I'm just providing another path.
- Yeah.
And let me guess, it's
paved with good intentions?
- Oh, the best.
- Well, you're not gonna win this time.
Cora is gonna achieve her true destiny with Finn-
- And get her charity
off the ground,
and help all those poor little children
get their second chances.
Yeah.
I know.
But I really can't let that happen.
It's bad for my business, you see?
- Yeah.
Well.
You better prepare for a recession,
because Liam and I are gonna make sure
that Cora achieves her destiny,
and-and then you can crawl back
to whatever hole it is you climbed out of
in the first place.
- Oh.
The little rookie angel has some bite.
I like it.
Drink up.
It's not poison.
(Agon coughing) (Bale laughs)
Samael, I wondered if you'd join us.
- Corrupting Agon, I see?
- I sense a dark night of the soul,
I come running.
- Stay out of my case, Bale.
- What, and miss all the fun?
I might be inclined to stick
my nose in even further.
- I will find whatever human you have working for you,
and, uh, I'll take them out of the equation.
- You can try.
Good luck to you both.
(door shuts)
- You need to get
this sorted out, Agon.
If this gets any worse, the higher ups are gonna think
that they need to come down and interfere,
and you do not want Gabriel on your case.
- Is-is Gabriel really that scary?
- He's-he's not scary.
He's powerful.
He's the voice of God, after all.
Um. (clears throats)
(soft tense music) (sirens wailing)
- Thank you so much
for everything.
- Of course.
I'm just glad you're okay.
- Love you.
- I love you, too.
(car engine starts)
(tense music)
(Suzette gasps)
What do you want, Bale?
- What, I need a special reason
to see my favorite agent?
- Cora is off Heaven's track.
Can't you just release me from my contract?
- What's the rush?
Things are going so well.
You've somehow
managed to get Heaven
into thinking you're
on their side.
(Bale chuckles)
Their agent is even confiding in you, wow.
- How much longer do I have to keep this up?
- Until there's absolutely
no way Cora McLeod
achieves her great destiny.
I didn't bring you out of purgatory
to do this thing halfway.
You remember the deal, right?
- I make sure Cora McLeod and Finn Walsh
don't end up together.
But then you release me and allow me to live my life here,
in the modern world.
- I get that it's a little different
from turn of the century Paris,
but surely a woman such as yourself
can land on her feet.
- Cora's a good person.
Better than me.
- What about Finn, hmm?
- What about him?
- Developing a little soft spot
for our fated lawyer friend?
You know, if he's starting
to feel that way, too,
you can use that.
(tense dramatic music)
(Bale whooshes)
(truck engine rumbling)
- [Cora] Thanks for getting me home safe.
- About the case.
Maybe you should pass this
one onto someone else.
- What?
- It can shake a person up,
going through what you just did, honey.
- The doctor says that I'm fine.
And it's my first murder
case as a detective.
I-I can't give that up now.
- I-I'm just
thinking politically
it might be the right move,
especially if you can't crack the case right away.
- Dad.
- And if things are getting
dangerous like this,
I can't lose you.
- You won't.
(soft music)
Remember after Mom died,
and you used to take me to the station
everyday after school?
- Yeah.
You loved it.
Just buzzing all around, asking
the guys about the cases.
You wanted to be a cop even back then.
- Dad.
I didn't love it. (laughs)
I didn't.
I just wanted to
spend time with you.
- With me? - Yeah.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Oh, jeez.
(both laughing)
I shoulda known that.
Hey.
This is all gonna work out.
I promise you.
- Yeah.
I hope so. - It will.
- Love you. - I love you.
- Hi.
Cora.
I wanted to visit you in the hospital.
I did, but, uh-
- You were afraid if you did,
we'd have to face what happened?
- Look, what happened
down by the lake-
- Why do I feel like that's the only time
you've ever been honest with me
about how you really feel?
- There's something from my past
that's just holding me back.
- Something from your past?
That's-that's all
you're gonna tell me?
(soft music)
Bye, Liam.
â™ª All these memories you hide
â™ª And I will hear you
â™ª You can lean on me
â™ª You can always speak your mind â™ª
â™ª When I am near you
â™ª Ooh
- Still bergamot, right?
- She remembered. (Suzette laughs)
I was glad you called.
- Of course.
I needed to hear
about what happened.
All these heroics down by the lake.
So you and Liam, you drive out there
when you get a
message from Cora?
- Yeah.
But by the time we get down there,
she and Magnus were
struggling by the docks,
she falls in, Magnus runs,
and I chase him down.
- Wow.
I mean, that's impressive.
- Well, couldn't let him get away,
and I guess adrenaline just kicked in, you know?
But Liam got Cora out of the water,
and it was,
well, it was a pretty
intense moment.
- That must have
been tough to watch.
- I already had a hunch something was going on
between those two.
If I'm being honest, I've felt drawn to Cora
for a long time, but we never had the same spark
that she and Liam have.
- It's hard to deny the
connection that those two have.
You know, it makes me think that maybe
I can have something like that for myself.
Someday, you know?
(soft music)
- I'm sure you can.
- Uh, you know what?
I just remembered, I have a shipment of beans to unload.
- Beans?
- Yes, I should, uh,
I should probably go do that.
- Oh, okay.
- Yeah.
- All right, I will let myself out, then.
- Oh.
(soft music continues)
- Chief. - Hey!
- Is McLeod back today?
- Yeah, she is.
- Oh, and, uh,
and how you doing?
- Well, I'm actively
avoiding her,
so I'd say things are a little tense.
- I meant more health-wise.
- Oh.
Sometimes I can't tell if we're having
a friendly gab or a work conversation.
Right, so I guess that's the trials
of working with an old friend, hey?
- It is.
But as an old friend, I can tell you that, uh,
women-women are tough,
and as your chief,
figure it out.
I finally have a lead in your first big case.
He's in interrogation room three waiting.
See you then. - All right.
(soft tense music)
(people chatting)
- All right.
Run it down from the top for me.
- So the case started as a string of thefts
in wealthier neighborhoods,
all of which were built by John and Meredith Brady's
company, the Brady Corporation.
- Mm-hmm.
And then John Brady is found murdered in his own home.
Our current working theory
is that he's involved
in the earlier crimes, and there's a falling out
amongst thieves.
- Or someone
interrupted the burglary
that turned deadly, or-
- Of course.
We're exploring all angles,
but especially his ex-wife, Meredith,
because she disappeared shortly
after the body was found,
and we don't know where she is.
Then we happened on another crime.
A million dollars was
stolen from the Road Riders,
the local biker gang, led by Eli Shelton.
- By Eli hasn't
officially declared
the money missing yet, has he?
- No, but I found half
of the stolen cash
at Magnus Cartwright's house.
Sir, Magnus is in this thing deep.
I've thought a lot about this,
so I think that I have a great angle-
- No.
No, no.
Detective, I don't
think you should go in.
- What?
Sir.
No, please.
Give me a crack at him.
- Okay.
But you go in with O'Connor,
and at the first sign of trouble,
I'm gonna pull you out of there.
Understood?
- Understood.
- Okay.
(elevator dings)
All right, I'll
see you guys there.
- Uh, Detective O'Connor?
I have a package for you to sign here.
- I'll be right there.
(soft music)
What do you want?
- I just had a
meeting with Bale,
and I think he's planning to interfere even more.
- What do you mean-
- Can you direct me to room three?
I believe my client is waiting for me.
- And you are?
- Lucas Bale.
I work for the other side.
I'm representing Magnus Cartwright.
Room three, if you would.
- Yeah.
It's just down there.
- Oh.
It's just down there.
Well, I'll see you in there, detective.
Although we both
know your credentials
aren't exactly up to date, right?
Agon.
- [Cora] Well, Magnus.
This isn't how you expected to come back
to your old stomping grounds now, is it?
- Falsely accused of a crime I didn't commit?
- Interesting choice of words.
- Ah, but correct.
My client was falsely accused
of attacking an officer,
when, as a matter of fact,
he was trying to help.
- So what is your
client claiming happened
at his house?
- Detective McLeod.
I read about your head injury.
Don't those things tend to, um, mess with the memory?
- You can attempt to
discredit me all you want,
but you can't get around $500,000 of stolen cash
under your client's bed.
- I'm sorry.
Has this cash been reported
stolen to the police?
Because I wasn't aware of that.
- Look, Cora.
I know you were upset
when I broke up with you.
- Are you serious?
- You were hysterical.
Threatened to hurt yourself.
- Oh, don't.
You can't think that this is gonna fly.
I have two witnesses.
- Witnesses with a vested interest
in covering up the emotional breakdown
of a female officer?
- Detective McLeod, can I have a word, please?
- Cora, come on.
Cora.
Cora, just tell them the truth.
(door shuts)
- Really, fellas?
Really, that's what we're going with?
- I had it handled.
- You were compromising
the investigation.
- Better than that.
There's a big pile of gold in my outhouse
and I don't know where it came from?
- My good friend,
Meredith Brady, asked me
to hold onto this bag for a couple of weeks.
- Oh, she's your
good friend, is she?
- Mm-hmm.
Yeah, I had no idea what was inside it.
- Also, I'd be highly suspicious of any other
evidence turning up at this point.
Might seem like a coverup
to protect the
ex-chief's daughter.
Now, it's possible that my client was framed
by Meredith Brady.
But he certainly was set up by Detective McLeod,
who, after a breakup, was upset.
Threatened to injure herself,
and attacked my
client with an oar,
then changed her story out of embarrassment.
Now, on that front,
Chief Thompson,
we're ready to press charges.
- Chief, you cannot
be buying this.
Give Liam more time.
- [Boyd] Let him go, O'Connor.
- That's my cue.
- Ah.
Authority calls.
- This isn't over.
- I know.
I know.
Sometimes it seems like the people in charge,
you know, them?
They don't really know what they're doing, doesn't it?
Like maybe they sent you down here
on an impossible task.
It's kind of mean, don't you think?
There's another side, you know.
(Bale whistling)
- Boyd, he is lying
through his teeth in there.
They both are.
- Of course they are, but proving it's another matter.
- What about the stolen cash?
- That Eli Shelton never reported?
Who's to say that it's not rightfully Magnus'?
As far as what happened
down at the dock-
- When he tried to kill me?
- Well, it's your word against his.
- Finn and Liam were there.
- They saw you fall.
They didn't see the chase, nothing else.
I am sorry, I can't hold him on this.
You wanna take this guy down,
then you get some solid evidence.
Until then, I'm cutting him loose.
Excuse me.
(casual upbeat music)
â™ª The poor life, baby
â™ª I love you so
- If only we could read
Magnus' correspondence somehow.
- His correspondence?
What, you think Magnus is writing down his evil plans
and sending them to his co-conspirators by post?
- I was talking about his phone.
- You wanna tap his phone?
- Can we do that?
- No, we-we don't have enough
evidence for a warrant.
(Liam sighs)
So, no.
Legally, we cannot do that.
- Yes, this world has so many rules.
You know, Magnus, he
doesn't play by the rules.
- Yes, but we have to.
- Right, yes.
I remember how righteous
you always are.
- Tell me about it!
Sorry, Cora.
But like that one time you wouldn't let me
sneak into a concert, even though the gap in the fence
was right there.
- It was.
- You two, I swear, sometimes you think
like a bunch of criminals.
- So what is our next move, then?
- We need to talk to Finn.
His family goes way back with Eli Shelton,
so if he can get Eli to
report the Road Riders' money
missing, then we can
use that against Magnus.
- That's a grand idea.
Yeah, you know, I'm seeing Finn later,
so I'll have him call you about Eli.
- Sorry, you-you're seeing Finn later?
- Yeah.
I'll have him call you.
(bell tinkles)
- Hey, you guys doing okay?
- I truly don't understand it.
I mean, he hinted
that there's something
from his past that he's working through,
and I feel like the only time he's ever
truly honest with me is when he's caught up in a moment.
- Okay.
So maybe you just need to catch him up in a moment?
- I like the way you think.
- [Suzette] Me too.
(Cora blows kiss)
Love you.
(soft music)
- You need help
with that, old man?
- Actually, yeah.
Do you know how to tap a phone?
- You mean like-like clone it
to see the texts and stuff?
- Something like
that would be grand.
- You're not using it on Cora, or anything, are you?
- No.
No, no, no, no.
The bad guy that
attacked her last week.
Cora won't let me look into his phone,
'cause it's not strictly legal,
but I think that
it's worth the risk.
- My stepdad used to clone phones
for a scam a while back.
It's super easy to set up.
If you give me his phone, I can clone it for you.
- No.
You just got back on
the straight and narrow.
Don't go wandering off on my account.
(soft music)
But here.
Write it down for me, how to do it, yeah?
- Hey, you find my money yet?
- Actually, yes.
Well, half of it.
It's in lockup for now,
but if you file a police report
and tell them what you know,
they can start the process
to return it to you.
- You know that's not how I handle things.
I'm surprised you'd even ask.
Your detective lady
friend put you up to that?
- We're gonna need you to file a report.
Otherwise we can't-
- Not gonna be able to
keep Cartwright in custody?
Yeah, I've been doing a little digging on my own.
But see, if he gets released,
my money gets released back into his possession, too.
And once he's out, well.
- Eli, you can't take
justice into your own hands.
You gotta go through official channels.
- That's not how I do business.
But thanks for the advice.
(soft tense music)
(Finn sighs)
- Cora.
- Hey.
Come on in.
(gentle music playing)
- Uh, you texted?
- Yeah.
Um, I ordered Italian, and they always send me
these massive portions.
Are you hungry?
- Starving.
- Good.
Have a seat.
- Wow.
I wouldn't even
know where to start.
(Cora laughs)
- It's spaghetti.
Are you telling me you've never had spaghetti before?
- No, come on.
I've had spaghetti.
It's just, you know, it's never been this long before.
- Okay.
Well, you have to do it like this.
You do a little twirl.
- [Liam] Okay.
- And then you eat it.
Go ahead.
- Mm.
- Mm-hmm.
- Mm.
Good gracious, that's-
- Incredible, right?
- Yeah.
That's the one thing I will never get over
about this place, is the food.
Oh, it is so much better than what I'm used to.
(Cora laughs)
Uh, wine?
- Please.
(glass sliding)
(wine being poured)
(Liam clears throat)
- Cora.
I can't help but think
that there's another reason
why you invited me over here.
- You said that
something from your past
was holding you back,
and I can tell that it's been weighing on you,
and so I just wanted to give you a chance
to tell me about it.
If it would help.
No strings, no expectations,
just I'm here.
To listen.
- That would help.
There was a woman.
- Meredith?
- No, no.
This was many, many years ago.
I loved her with all of my heart,
but I also loved her selfishly,
and because of that, because of my own foolish actions,
she died.
- Liam, I'm-I'm so sorry.
I-I didn't, I didn't know.
- I led her down the wrong path,
in more ways than one,
and we were running through the woods,
and she fell.
- Well, that sounds like that was an accident.
- I've been trying to do better,
you know, be better,
but it feels like I just keep failing
at every turn, and like there's
no right way to do this.
- I get that.
Really, I do.
But you can't blame yourself for something
that was completely out of your control.
It wasn't your fault.
(soft emotional music)
(Liam exhaling)
- I really wish I could see things the way you do.
And I want,
I want to be better,
and I know what I am.
And I have to go.
(chair squeaks)
There, you see?
Old Richard the Rabbit.
- (laughing) Richard the Rabbit?
- Aye.
- Be serious.
- I am being serious.
You've not heard of Richard the Rabbit?
- No, I have not.
- Yeah, see the 06 and the line there?
That's him jumping over the carrot patch
with his vegetable loot.
(Cora laughs)
- [Cora] Stop.
You can't just make them up as you go.
- I'm not making it up.
Me mum used to tell me that one.
Although, she probably made it up to teach me
a lesson or something.
(Cora laughs)
I'll let you do one.
A real one.
- Okay.
That one there, that's Andromeda.
The chained lady.
- Chained?
For what?
- It was her father's doing.
- Doesn't sound right to me.
If it were me, I'd say, "Run!
Run, Andromeda!"
- Shh!
Spoken like a man.
(Liam laughs)
It's different for daughters.
You know sometimes the chains are so small,
so golden, you barely
feel them at all.
You see this?
This has been in my
family for generations,
passed down to dutiful daughters
that they follow the path that their fathers
chose for them.
- Now you can choose your own path, Cora.
If you're brave enough.
- You make me want to be brave.
- So what happened to her then?
Andromeda?
- Perseus came and helped her break free from her chains.
- I'll die to do that for you, if I could.
- I know you would.
- You know, I'll always be there for you, Cora.
Whatever path you choose.
(bright emotional music)
(Cora gasps)
Morning.
- Morning.
About last night.
- Yeah, sorry.
I got all muddling on you.
That won't happen again.
- No, you don't have to apologize.
I wanted to give you this.
- Oh, Cora.
This isn't-
- Yeah, it's my mom's old philosophy book.
- No, no, no, no.
I can't take this.
- Look.
I never told you this, but my mom died in a car accident
when I was a kid, heading to one of my school events.
- Cora, sorry.
- I blamed myself for a really long time.
- You must know that it wasn't your fault.
- I do now.
After a lot of therapy.
But last night, when you were opening up to me,
I could tell you're
not there yet,
and that's okay.
I don't always have the right words,
but my mom found them in there sometimes,
so I thought maybe you could, too.
And, um, as for us, I'll stop pushing.
I never should have in the first place,
it's just that, I don't know,
with you, there's just this connection
that I can't explain.
It doesn't help that
I've been having
these dreams about us together.
- Dreams?
What kind of dreams?
- It doesn't matter.
What matters is that I'm here for you,
as a friend, and a partner.
We could just
finish out the case,
and, um, we'll both move on to whatever's next.
- Yeah.
(soft music)
- Do you still need a lift?
- Always.
(soft tense music)
- [Cora] I just wanna come back to the Brady house.
Something still feels off about John Brady's murder.
- [Liam] Give it
another sweep, then.
- Yeah.
- Still no one home, eh?
- Uh, no, and they won't
be for a long time,
since Meredith is gone, and the house is stuck in probate.
Providence Falls security?
That's weird, I didn't know they were contracted here.
- Maybe one of the security guards
just lives nearby?
(soft tense music)
Okay, so the reports
from the earlier larceny
show that the Sullivans had
hired Providence Falls Security.
- And the O'Malleys HOA hired them in their neighborhood,
but not the sheets, and not in the Brady neighborhood.
- Not according to the files that they sent out.
- Unless somebody made sure that it was off the books.
You know, Leo said that he was gonna go part-time
with a security company
after he retired.
I wonder if it's this one.
Should call him and ask.
- Yeah.
- In the residential larcenies,
and in the Road Riders theft,
the perp came in clean.
Used a cutting tool
on the windows.
But at the Brady house, they left these big,
obvious gashes in the door.
- Yeah, to make it look like it was a burglary gone wrong.
- So they're just
totally disconnected.
- Only we know that they're not.
- Well, seems unlikely,
given Meredith's involvement
in the earlier crimes.
- Mm-hmm.
- I don't know, I
mean, this whole thing
is just feeling
like someone trying
to throw us off the scent.
I mean, the evidence at the Brady's house,
it's just off.
- Right, okay.
So why?
Why would someone try and go through all of this trouble?
- Because if John
looked like he was just
some random target, or a hit,
then we would be casting a wide net,
and we would be looking at his ex,
not connecting it to the other larcenies,
or to his business dealings.
- You know, if there is
another conspirator out there,
they'll likely be
wanting to talk to Magnus
now that he's out and about.
- I told you, there's no cutting corners,
and we are not
surveilling his phone.
We need this to hold up in court.
- I know, you've said.
What I'd love to know is where's the rest
of the Road Riders' stash?
Magnus had 500 grand of it.
But who's got the rest?
- Well, my guess is that
Meredith stashed it,
and didn't tell her partners.
- You think?
- Yeah, it would explain why she was hiding from Magnus,
and why he was so frustrated with her.
- The old Richard the Rabbit gamut.
Turn tail and run off with the loot
before you get caught.
(clucks tongue)
- What did you just say?
- Richard the Rabbit.
It's just an old tale my mom used to tell me.
I don't have the O'Malleys' file.
Be right back.
- This is Detective Cora McLeod
from Providence Falls Police Department.
I was hoping that you can help me
check the Providence
for a necklace
that we have here in evidence.
Um, ID number 8231G.
(bright mysterious music)
- [Suzette] So you wanna tell me
what we're doing here, Liam?
- I tipped the barman to tell me
if Magnus showed his face here,
and he's inside.
Now what I'm hoping we can do
is clone his phone.
- What, are you serious?
- Yeah.
Got the instructions right here.
- But we have to unlock his phone
for you to access it.
- Right, see?
This is why I need your help.
- Okay, great.
This is sounding less like a plan
and more just like winging it.
- Yeah, I know, you're right,
but I'm just, I'm desperate here.
Bale was Magnus' lawyer.
The other side are
blatantly getting involved,
and I need to know how.
Plus it'll help solve
our murder case,
and our other case.
- Okay, I'll help.
But we're gonna link Magnus' phone to mine
so you can keep plausible deniability with Cora.
- I like that,
plausible deniability.
- [Suzette] And you owe me big time, Liam.
â™ª Something tells me
â™ª You don't even have to try
- Mind if I sit?
- No, please.
By all means.
(Magnus clears throat)
- (groans) Come on.
No.
(Suzette sighs)
- Problem?
- My phone just died,
and I'm supposed to text my friend for a ride.
- Oh, I can give you a ride.
- Well, slow down.
Maybe buy me a drink first.
- I know you from somewhere.
- I mean, it's possible.
I come here all the time.
Hey, do you mind if I borrow your phone,
send a quick text?
- Well, since you asked so nicely.
- Thank you.
- Here.
Hey, Sam.
She'll have what I'm having.
- You get a hold of her?
- Well who says my friend's a her?
- You are killing me here.
- Magnus, how did I know you'd be here?
- [Magnus] You can't be messing with me.
- I'm not messing with you.
I'm just giving you a warning.
People that you stole money from,
they know who you are,
and they, Suzette?
- Finn, hi.
- Wait, this is your friend?
- Not really.
- What are you doing here?
You need to be careful, Magnus.
- Tell it to my lawyer.
I've got nothing more to say to you.
- Wait, you're leaving so soon?
- Any friend of Finn's is no friend of mine.
Hey, where's my phone?
- I put it in your coat pocket.
Call me sometime.
- Really?
- Oh come on, that was funny.
- Finn.
I can explain.
- Oh, and you will.
But not to me.
- [Cora] You did what?
- I didn't want you to have to get your hands dirty,
but we need to find out who Magnus is talking to.
- After I told you not to clone his phone?
- I know.
- What's worse is you brought Suzette and Finn into this.
- Suzette wanted to help, and Finn won't turn me in.
- He should!
- He won't!
- You jeopardized his career.
- (sighs) It's not him,
it's Magnus that's the problem.
- We're supposed to be working together.
Why did you do this?
- Because he attacked you!
(soft music)
And he's involved in something dangerous,
and I can't have
that threatening you.
- I can take care of myself.
- Not if you're
caught up in something
that's beyond your control.
- What are you talking about?
No, don't walk away.
Why can't you just tell me the truth?
(Liam sighs)
(Cora sighs)
- So now Cora knows that I went behind her back.
She's not happy.
And I risked Suzette's safety,
and I put Finn's career on the line.
- Wait, since when did you care about Finn?
I thought you hated that guy?
- What, no, I don't hate him.
I'm just torn to bits
that I have to be the one to make sure
that he gets the
dream life with Cora
that I've always wanted,
but he's a good person, you know?
And so is Suzette,
and they don't deserve to be caught up in my mess.
- Huh.
- Look, Agon, I know I've asked before.
Is there any chance at all that Cora remembers
just something from our time together in Ireland?
- According to the rules of destiny, there is not.
But, uh, why do you ask?
- Oh, I don't know.
It's probably just
wishful thinking, I guess.
- Wait, where are you going?
Are you going to patch things up with Cora?
- No.
She does not wanna see me right now.
I'm off to Second Chances.
The wains want a rematch.
Um.
I'd invite you, but-
- But what? - You know.
- What?
Oh, right.
I'm an angel.
Sometimes I forget
I'm not human.
(bright music)
I'm gonna go make some tea.
(soft music)
- I'm really sorry that Liam talked you into that.
- No, listen Cora, I wanted to help.
Magnus, he-he attacked you.
We have to make sure he can't hurt anyone else.
- I know, but I would just,
I would never forgive myself
if you got into trouble over this.
- Whatever I'm doing, I'm choosing to do by myself
as a private citizen.
- Okay, well officially,
I'm telling you
to cease whatever it is that you're doing.
Unofficially, thank you for trying to protect me.
I don't know what I did to get a ride
or die best friend like you.
- You must have been good in a past life or something.
(both chuckle)
- Hey.
- Oh, yeah.
I get it.
I'll grab you guys some drinks.
- Thanks. - Yeah.
- Hey. - Hi.
- Um, so listen,
I just wanted to say thank you
for saving Suzette and Liam
from their own
mistake last night.
- Oh, no problem.
Did they, uh, end up achieving their goal?
Actually, you know what, scratch that.
I don't want to know.
- Yeah, I think the less we both know, the better.
- Well, I don't mean to
sound like a broken record,
but anything they get won't
be admissible in court.
- I know.
I just really don't want you to be put
in a compromising position over this.
- Oh no, I'll be fine.
But what about you?
I mean, something like this could derail your career.
- I'm not really worried about that.
Honestly, I've-I've
been wondering
if my heart is really in this for the long haul, you know?
- Wow.
Well, that would be tough on the station.
- Listen, do you
wanna go out tonight?
(coffee spills)
Oh.
- Can I help?
- No, I-I got it.
(Finn sighs)
- Um, out, like, uh-
- Yeah, I just feel
like there's some things
that we should talk about.
Might as well do it over a beer.
- Yeah.
Yeah, okay.
- Dante's at seven?
- I will see you then.
(casual upbeat music)
(bar patrons chatting)
- Leo.
I thought I might catch you here.
I've been trying to call you all day.
Are you, are you okay?
- Caught me on my way out, McLeod.
- Quick, I just wanted to ask,
I know that you're working
part-time now, right?
It wouldn't happen to be
for Providence Falls Security, would it?
- It is, but, um, I'm not sure that's gonna work out.
- Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
- Hey, Finn.
- Hey.
- I'll see you later, Cora.
- I guess he had somewhere to be.
- No kidding?
- Got you a drink.
- Thank you.
- Thanks for coming.
- Of course.
So.
What did you wanna talk about?
- Um.
So I know that we never
officially started anything
between us, but I still wanted to clear the air.
- Is this about you and Liam?
- It's not just about him.
Well, when I was
fighting with Magnus
down by the lake, and I fell in,
it just put a lot of things
in perspective for me
about what I want.
- Look, you don't have to worry about me, Cora.
I'm gonna be fine.
I've got a job
offer up in Seattle.
- No way.
Really?
Congrats!
- Thank you.
- [Cora] Are you gonna take it?
- I don't know.
But if I do, I really still wanna be friends.
- Always.
(soft music)
- [Liam] Chief's car's not here.
- Yeah, I think he's taking a personal day.
Something about his leg acting up
and going to see a doctor.
Why?
You have a lead?
- No.
No, I just, uh, wanted to bend
an old friend's ear, that's all.
(cellphone vibrates)
- Oh, good.
State's public record for Providence Falls Security.
Employee roster, owners,
corporate holdings.
- [Liam] Why are you looking into them?
- Leo was dodging my calls,
and I finally ran into him last night,
and he confirmed that he's
been working for them.
Also he was acting really skittish.
(elevator dings)
No way.
(tense music)
Guess who owns the company?
- Who?
- John and Meredith Brady.
- Okay, so they patrol their own neighborhood?
That's not that strange, is it?
- Yeah, but the
same security patrol
missing multiple high profile burglaries?
You don't think that Magnus and Meredith
had any inside help, do you?
Like, on our end?
- What do you mean?
In our department?
- Look, I love Leo.
He's my mentor, and my friend.
- Whoa, you think that he was in on the taps?
- I don't know.
I mean, he was at the station when I started,
and now he's working for the security company.
Maybe I'm reading too much into it,
but something about this has felt off
from the beginning, and something was definitely
wrong with him.
- Okay, so where did you say you saw him last night?
- Uh, Finn and I saw him at Dante's.
- You did?
That's good.
- Yeah.
- You and Finn
together, Dante's.
That's nice.
That's good, good news.
- Why are you always so weird about me and Finn?
- I'm not.
I'm pleased.
Yeah.
You and Finn, that's nice.
Together.
- Finn and I are not together.
And we're not going to be.
We decided that last night.
- You what?
- And I think he might be accepting a job in Seattle.
- He what? (tense music)
No, he can't do that.
Cora, wait.
You broke things off with Finn,
and now he's moving away?
You can't let him.
- What?
Why?
- Because it'll ruin everything!
- What will it ruin?
- Your, mm.
I can't, hmm, I
have to go check in.
(Cora sighs)
(soft tense music)
(bright mysterious music)
Hello?
Hey God!
You there?
Please?
Could really use a pop in right now.
Or some help.
It's all going wrong again.
(soft music)
(bright mysterious music)
(door opening)
(horses whinnying)
- I've been sent by the magistrate
to inform you that a
decision has been reached
in your case.
I've asked them for mercy.
Seeing as you weren't directly responsible
for Cora's death.
But her father's pushed for the maximum penalty.
- Well, I'll get to see her soon, then.
Thanks.
- Why would you take her away
from everything she loved?
- She wanted to come.
I just told her that I'd be there for her,
whatever path she chose.
- And see where this one led?
Why would she choose you?
- I have no idea.
But don't worry.
I'll spend the rest of my short life
grateful that she did.
(horse neighs)
(tense emotional music)
(door shuts)
(knocking at door)
Cora.
Uh.
- I need you to tell me the truth.
- Truth about what?
- About this.
The necklace we have in lockup.
I found out where it came from.
Apparently they're
called the McLeod Jewels,
and this necklace was owned by my family
almost 200 years ago.
- Cora, I-I wouldn't think-
- Liam, please.
(soft music)
Just tell me the truth.
Tell me I'm not crazy.
It's not a coincidence that I'm having dreams about us
in another time.
I remember the weight
of that necklace,
the fall in the woods.
But they're not just dreams, are they?
They're memories.
Of you, of us.
What happened to the man who said
that he would always
be there for me
no matter what path I chose to follow?
- You do remember.
(bright emotional music)
(bright emotional music continues)
(Liam breathing heavily)
Hi.
(soft music)
- Let me get this straight.
We were in love
almost 200 years ago.
- Mm-hmm, right.
- And now I've been
brought back from limbo by-
- Angels, right.
- To help me fall in love with Finn,
and achieve my great destiny?
- When you say it like that,
I wouldn't believe it, either.
- Well, that's because it's the craziest story
I've ever heard. (Liam laughs)
But it also explains so much.
Like your strange way of speaking.
- Hey, you used to talk like this.
- And how weird you've
been about Finn.
- I wasn't that weird.
- And how deeply I feel about you.
(soft music)
And I can't deny the dreams.
- I have no idea how you're having those dreams, Cora.
The angels themselves said it was impossible
for you to remember
anything about Ireland.
- Well, they also said that we were impossible.
But they should have known better
than to divide a pair of soulmates.
- Yeah, so.
Technically, Finn is your soulmate,
and you and I are just
an errant pairing.
- What?
Finn is my soulmate?
- Yes, and that's why you can't let him leave.
Because they say that you can only achieve your fate
with him by your side,
and your fate, Cora, it's so beautiful.
But you can't stray
from the path,
otherwise, it may not come true,
and you may die young again,
like you did back in Ireland.
- Okay, so where
does this leave you?
- I don't know.
Probably going to the bad place,
but I don't care anymore.
I just want to keep you safe.
- Liam, I-
- I have to imagine that they're gonna be onto us
pretty soon, but until then,
I just wanna spend every
second with you that I can, so.
(soft music)
Will you follow me?
Come on.
- [Cora] They're beautiful.
- Some things never change.
Whatever way this ends, Cora,
I'm glad you finally
know the truth.
- But there is one thing
you haven't told me.
What is my fate?
What am I supposed to do with my life?
- I think you already know.
- No, my head is a mess.
I really don't.
- No.
Don't think with your head.
Just be here in this moment.
Don't think about what you have to do,
or what's expected of you.
Think about what
you only love to do.
- Second Chances.
- You have this chance to create an incredible future
for thousands of others.
You just need the right
person by your side to do it.
(soft music)
- [Cora] Liam.
- I wish it was me,
but fate says that it's not.
It's Finn.
- Well I say it's you.
- Well I must still have the heart of a thief,
because I am so glad to hear you say that.
- You can't steal what
wants to be taken.
- Hmm.
(both giggle)
- What?
- Nothing, it's just
you have no idea
what a gift it is to just be with you like this.
See, back in Ireland, we always had to sneak around.
It was torture.
I'd spend every second of my life
touching you, if I could.
(bell tinkles)
- [Suzette] We're closed.
- I didn't come for the tea,
although it is the best in town.
- Well, we're still closed.
- Suzette.
- Don't do that.
Don't be nice.
- I think we should talk.
- What's there to say, Finn?
- Probably a lot, if you're
brave enough to say it.
How's the hand healing up?
- It's fine.
(soft music)
- You ever been to Seattle?
- No, I haven't been to Seattle.
Why?
- Well, I was thinking when this whole thing settles down,
maybe I could take you.
- Is Dead Eye asking me out on a date?
(both chuckle)
- I guess I'm
old-fashioned that way.
- Hmm.
- We could do dinner,
maybe a movie.
- [Suzette] Ooh.
- And they have the best
coffee in the world.
- How would you know?
You don't even like coffee.
- I'd try it for you.
(Suzette giggles)
At the end of the date ...
(cellphone vibrates)
Is that what I think it is?
- If you think it's an alert
that an illegally cloned phone
just got a message, then maybe.
- Don't tell me what it says.
- Okay.
- Fine, tell me what it says.
- It's an unlisted number.
"Meet me at the state park Backbridge Lot, 10 minutes."
That sounds bad.
- We're closer to the state park than the police station.
If I go now, I can make it in time.
- Wait, what?
- Call this into Liam and Cora.
- Finn, please be careful!
I-I wanna know what happens
at the end of our date!
(Suzette sighs)
(soft emotional music)
- That.
Gotta run.
(bell tinkles)
(cellphone ringing)
- Suzette.
- [Suzette] We just got a hit off Magnus' phone.
It said "Meet me at the state park in 10 minutes."
Liam, Finn's on his
way up there right now.
(tense music)
(tense suspenseful music)
- Magnus?
- Is he?
- Yeah.
Liam.
Where's Finn?
(tense dramatic music)
(police sirens wailing)
- What do we have?
- Well, we got an anonymous tip
that Magnus was meeting someone in the state park.
- We tried to get here as fast as we could,
but he was already dead.
- He's our only witness.
- Yeah.
And that's not the worst thing.
We have reason to
believe that Finn Walsh
might be in trouble.
He was headed out here
when we got a tip.
- What-what do you mean, got a tip?
- We don't have all of the details just yet,
but we need to get a BOLO out on him immediately,
and we need to search
the whole area-
- How do you know he made it out this way?
Maybe we should check his workplace and his home
before we get too far down that road.
- We already sent some uniforms out there, sir.
- Good.
- And there's something else.
- Drugs? - Yeah.
Cora put forensics on it.
- Is it possible that we've been thinking
about this all wrong?
Maybe we've stumbled on a completely different crime.
This is Magnus and the
Road Riders running drugs.
- I guess that's possible,
but I mean, what about his connection to Meredith?
- Well, she could be connected to this
and not the larcenies.
- I don't think so, sir.
He and Meredith were all
over those earlier larcenies,
and John Brady's murder-
- Right, right.
I'm just looking at where the evidence is pointing me.
This is pointing right at the Road Riders.
- But sir, we haven't
even tested it-
- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
We're gonna explore all the avenues.
I just wanna make sure you don't have your blinders on.
Right?
Uh, okay.
Well, we got work to do.
Let's get back to the station.
All right?
I'll see you guys there.
(sirens wailing) (soft tense music)
(Cora sighs)
- Hey Cora, what's that?
- That's a high end
precision window cutter.
Hey, can we get a
photo of this, please?
That seems pretty connected
to the larcenies to me.
(sirens sound)
Yeah.
No, I'll let you know.
Okay.
Love you, bye.
So that's Suzette.
She said that Finn was definitely headed
to the state park when he left.
The CCTV doesn't really cover the rural roads,
so I don't know how we'll track his car through that.
- It's why he followed anyone out there, too.
(cellphone vibrates)
- It's a text from Finn.
"Sorry I took off.
Got called up to
Seattle for the new job.
Back in a few weeks to move my stuff."
- Okay.
- "Lunch then."
- Well that's great, isn't it?
I mean, not for my mission.
That's been blown
clear out of the water,
but at least he's all right.
- No, no.
This is all wrong.
The tone, the timing.
Suzette said he was
rushing to the state park,
and then what?
He just decided to drive to Seattle?
That doesn't make any sense.
Can we go to his house?
And-and just see if we can spot anything?
- Let's go.
(soft tense music)
- This it?
(knocking on door)
Finn!
- Doesn't look like he's home.
No boxes, no suitcases.
(knocking on door)
Finn!
- Finn!
- There's nothing here indicating
that he up and moved to Seattle.
(knocking on window)
- I mean, the text, right?
- Yeah, but somebody could have his phone.
They could be leading us on a false trail.
Liam, if something happened to him-
- Hey, hey, hey, hey.
We are gonna figure
this out, okay?
There's nothing that we
can't do when we're together.
(Agon whooshes) - Hey, Liam.
Oh, and Cora.
Oh my, you two are together again?
No, no, no.
You two are together again.
How did this happen?
- Okay, I-I believed you, but now I-I really believe you.
- Yeah.
Agon, there's a lot to catch you up on,
but basically, Cora knows everything.
She started to remember
all on her own.
I didn't even have
to say a word.
- Whoa, that, uh, that
really shouldn't be possible.
- Look, I remember us together.
I-I remember how I felt about him.
(soft romantic music)
How I still feel about him.
(Agon groans)
- I'm gonna have to
bring Samael in on this,
and I'm just gonna warn you right now,
she is not gonna take it very well.
(Samael whooshes)
(Agon clears throat)
- What's going on?
- Uh, well, um, Cora remembers everything
and Liam and Cora are back together
just like they were in Ireland.
- Unbelievable.
All of our hard work has gone to waste.
Now she will never achieve
her destiny with Finn.
Liam.
You're done.
- No.
- Samael, I accept whatever fate you have in store for me,
but please, I need just
a little more time.
Look, I don't want anything for myself.
But Finn's in trouble.
Just please, let me stay until I can make sure
that he's safe.
- I told you he's changing.
- Very well.
You can stay until
you find Finn,
but then you know
where you have to go.
(both whoosh)
- Liam, what are you doing?
You can't just
let them take you.
- I know.
We'll face that problem
when we come to it.
Right now, we need to help Finn.
- This is spiraling out of our control.
- Maybe this whole endeavor
was just too ambitious,
giving souls in limbo
a second chance.
And Liam. (scoffs)
I should have known
that a soul so selfish-
- But he's not anymore.
You saw him down there, Samael.
He's changing.
He cares about other people now.
Maybe we underestimated him.
- And maybe you were still rooting
for the star-crossed lovers.
- So what if I am?
Would Liam and Cora getting together
be the worst thing in the world?
- Uh, it would go against all of destiny's plans.
Agon, come here.
(soft music)
Do you see this?
The rules of destiny are here for a reason,
to guide us.
To help us lead the humans
down the right path.
(Samael sighs)
You're just gonna have to let this go, Agon.
Cora and Liam were never meant to be.
(footsteps receding)
(soft exciting music)
(exciting music swells)
(soft expectant music)
(dramatic music)
(slow tense music)
- (sighs) Calling meetings now?
You know that's
not how this works.
- I don't care how
you think things work.
- You should care.
Well, no matter.
You may have gotten lucky,
as it appears someone else may have taken
Finn off the board.
- What?
Did you do something to Finn?
- You know I can't actively
interfere in that way.
I'm more of a background player.
- Is Finn okay?
- No idea.
But Samael's case is looking
more and more impossible
with him gone.
- If something happened to Finn, I would never forgive-
- Oh, if something happened to Finn.
You have started to care about him, haven't you?
(clucking tongue)
That's very messy, Suzette.
Very messy!
(tense dramatic music)
- By the way, I know.
- Know what?
- Ireland, the
angels, all of it.
Cora has been
remembering her past life
in her dreams.
- [Suzette] Uh, but I thought Agon said
that wasn't possible?
- Yeah, it wasn't supposed to be.
- Well, some things are
stronger than supposed to be.
(dishes clatter)
(soft tense music)
Suzette, hey.
You okay?
(Suzette sighs)
- No, no.
I'm not, and neither is Finn.
Something terrible has happened to him.
- How do you know that?
- Because Bale told me.
- Bale?
Who's-who's that?
- He works for the other side,
the one against the angels.
How do you know Bale?
- Because I've been working with Bale the whole time.
(tense foreboding music)
(soft tense music)
- So you've been working
for the other side
this whole time?
- [Liam] Suzette, no.
- You weren't the only one that was plucked
from the ether and
given a mission, Liam.
Believe me, things made a lot more sense
back in Paris.
- Paris?
- Turn of the century, I was a cat burglar,
until a job went bad, and I ended up in purgatory.
And then Bale gave me a choice.
If I made sure that Cora and Finn didn't end up together,
then he would allow me to live a full life,
here on earth.
- So this whole time
that we've been friends,
you've been manipulating me?
- No, Cora, please.
- No.
- I'm sorry.
I didn't expect to care for you so much.
- How can I believe anything you say?
(Suzette exhales)
- There's no way I can convince you of that.
But I'm telling you the truth about Finn,
because Finn is in danger.
- Did Bale-
- No.
He can't do anything to Finn directly,
but he implied that someone
was gonna remove him
from Cora's life.
- Okay, so he's in trouble.
Oh.
You're falling for him?
- I didn't want to.
I didn't want any of this, and Cora,
I know I don't deserve Finn,
but he deserves to be happy.
- So what leads do we have right now in this moment?
- Leo, and Providence
Falls Security.
We have to figure out how they're involved.
- Okay.
You know Leo.
If he was in over his head,
where would he go to ground?
- My dad's house.
But it'll take a while for us to get there.
- Let's go.
- Are you coming?
(soft dramatic music)
(birds chirping)
Dad, start talking.
- All right.
Leo came to me a while back.
He had started a new part-time gig.
- Providence Falls Security?
- Yeah, that's the one.
He started getting the feeling
they weren't on the up and up.
- Isn't it run by ex-cops?
- Yes, that's right.
That's why he didn't
say anything right away.
But then they got him patrolling neighborhoods
they weren't contracted in,
dropping off packages in the middle of the night,
all kinds of shady stuff.
- Why didn't you tell me this?
- Well, we told Chief Thompson.
He said he'd look into it.
- Maybe he didn't find anything.
- Yeah, but with the Bradys
owning Providence Falls Security?
- You think this is connected somehow?
- I don't know.
I have to talk to Leo first.
- Well, you're in luck.
Here he comes.
- I should have known you'd track me down.
You're like a dog with a bone.
- And who taught me to be that way?
Leo, Dad's been telling us
about Providence Falls Security.
I need you to be honest with me.
Did you have any
involvement with this
before you left the department?
- No, I swear.
- Have you heard anything
about the state park,
or a murder,
possible kidnapping?
- No, nothing like that.
- Anything at all in the last few days, anything unusual?
- I did overhear some of the security guys
talking about a new safe house.
- Okay.
Where is it?
- Out in the lake, I think.
Um, Bradford-
- Bedford?
(soft tense music)
That's Magnus' lake house.
- Oh, yeah.
- That doesn't make any sense.
He was just murdered.
That place would be swarming with cops.
Unless.
- Unless what?
- Unless somebody in the department
is making sure it's clear.
- Could Finn be there?
- [Cora's Dad] How's Finn caught up in all this?
- We have reason to believe
that he's gone missing,
possibly kidnapped.
- What?
You gotta be kidding me.
- How can we help?
- Do they still think that you're working for them?
- [Leo] Yeah.
- Okay.
Then the two of you are coming with us,
but we are following my lead.
(soft tense music) (car whooshing)
(crickets chirping)
- Leo.
I am glad you've been brought fully onboard.
Even though the next shift isn't for half an hour.
- Pops always says, if you're
not early, you're late.
Go home, I got this.
- Sounds good.
Listen, the package is in the back room,
and there's nothing going on.
- Good to know.
I'll see you, Paul.
- [Paul] See you, buddy.
(engine starts)
(tense exciting music)
- Don't know how much time we have.
Let's hurry.
- Finn!
Finn!
He might be in here!
Finn!
(keys jingling)
- Check down there.
- Finn?
- Guess again.
- Meredith.
- I can't believe you found me.
You have to get me out of here.
- Yeah, we'll take her back to the station right now.
Come on.
- Are you kidding me?
No, no.
That's the last place I should go.
- It's Chief Thompson, isn't it?
- What?
Boyd?
No, that can't be.
- He was behind the original thefts,
John's murder, everything.
He would have killed me, except I wouldn't tell him
where I hid my half of the Road Riders' cash.
- And you knew.
- No.
But it fits.
I mean, always making us look into Meredith,
and the Road Riders.
Defending Magnus.
Undermining all of my instincts,
anytime I was getting close to putting the pieces together.
- Hey, no, no.
This, it-it can't be.
This can't be right.
Boyd would never-
- It's why he gave the
biggest case of the decade
to a rookie and an outsider.
He didn't want us to solve it.
Okay, so-so walk us through this.
How-how were you and John involved?
(Meredith sighs)
- Boyd approached John
and I with a plan.
Use our Providence Falls Security force
staffed with his retired buddies
to scope out targets in our neighborhoods.
Hit enough of them, cash out and run.
- If Finn saw Boyd meet Magnus
at the state park, then-
- He's not safe, either.
- Okay, look.
I have friends at the FBI office in Portland.
Leo and I can take her there right now, okay?
Boyd will never
flag it, I promise.
- Hey.
We'll keep you safe.
- Uh, Boyd was talking about one last score.
Somewhere in the state park.
- But that doesn't make any sense.
- He mentioned the Road Riders.
- Boyd?
He always had my back.
Unless-
(soft dramatic music)
(dogs barking)
(villagers shouting)
No, no, no!
(metal clinks)
(necklace clinking)
He's not getting away with this.
We have to save Finn.
(soft tense music)
I'm glad you're okay.
- Thank you.
- I'm sorry I didn't
bring this to you earlier.
I just didn't wanna
blow the whistle on guys
I worked with for years unless I was 100% certain.
- I understand.
I just hope we
figure this thing out
in time to find Finn.
- I'll tell you
something, Detective.
I can already see that you're gonna outshine me.
- Thank you.
I appreciate that.
Uh, but it does make
this harder to tell you.
Um.
After the case, I'm quitting.
- What about your plans?
- Dad, they were your plans.
And I went along with them,
because they were easier.
After Mom died, I would
have done anything
to spend time with you.
But if I'm honest, this is not what I wanna do
with my life.
- Okay, so what is it you wanna do?
- Second chances.
- You know what?
(soft music)
Your mom would be so proud of you.
For following your heart, and I am too.
- Thanks, Dad.
- Take care of each other.
- We will.
For as long as we're able.
- Hey.
Don't give up hope just yet.
(car engine starts)
We have a long
night ahead of us.
Let's go find Finn.
(soft dramatic music)
(knocking on door)
- Yeah, we're not open yet!
- [Cora] Eli.
(Eli grunts)
- Well, well.
What an unexpected surprise.
- Look, I know you've been dodging my calls,
but we don't have time for the whole dance
that we usually do.
Finn is in trouble.
- Finn?
No, he just texted, he was on his way-
- [Cora] Saying that he was going to Seattle?
Yeah, a false trail.
And Chief Thompson is behind it.
- What?
I always knew that guy was up to something.
- We need to know, is there any reason why
Chief Thompson would be out at the state park?
- [Eli] Backbridge lot?
- Yeah, is there something
special about it?
- Look, I know that you care about Finn.
This is the time to prove it.
- There's another Road Riders stash
in an old mine out there.
Look, I told you.
I don't trust banks.
- Well, that's where he'll be.
Boyd can never resist a score,
even when the water went
from hot to boiling.
- So let's go.
If we catch him, we can make him tell us
where Finn is.
- Yeah, I'll show you.
(exciting dramatic music)
(waterfall crashing)
- That's the chief's car.
He's not here.
- This way.
Right here.
- Cora, wait.
Come here, let's talk.
Maybe we shouldn't do this.
It's not safe, and I can't,
I can't lose you again.
- You won't.
- Detective!
You're gonna wanna stay close.
Lots of wrong turns in here.
Stay on the path.
(soft dramatic music)
(bats squeaking) (wings flapping)
(water dripping)
Thompson will most likely be at the end of this tunnel.
That's where my stash is.
- [Agon] Psst!
Liam!
- Agon?
What are you doing?
Agon!
- Liam?
Liam!
- I'm to the right!
I just, I got turned around.
I can't find my way back to you!
- Okay, I-I'm
coming back for you!
- No!
There's no time!
Go on, and-and stop Boyd!
- Cora, if we don't
find Boyd here
we'll never figure out what happened to Finn.
- You're right.
Okay, Liam!
We're going on!
- I'll be right behind you!
Agon.
Where did you go?
Why are you leading me astray?
- It's not my intention.
I just want you to find the right path
through the darkness.
- Don't worry about me.
Go and help Cora.
Do the angel thing.
Watch over her.
- I knew you'd do whatever
it takes to save her.
- I've never actually
said that, but thank you.
For always having my back.
- It's been an honor trying to help you.
And even in the darkest of places,
there's always hope to be found.
(soft dramatic music)
(voice grunting)
- [Liam] Is someone there?
(voice grunts)
Hello?
Finn?
Finn!
Oh, no.
I never thought I'd actually
be happy to see you.
- It's Chief Boyd, he did this to me.
- Yeah, we know.
He's behind everything.
- When I got to the park,
I saw him shoot Magnus.
I tried to get away.
He saw me, chased me into here.
(grunts) I think I broke my ankle.
- Why didn't he-
- What, kill me?
- Yeah.
- Told him I knew where Meredith Brady
was hiding her money.
(Finn grunts)
- Okay.
Here.
All right.
(Finn grunts)
Let's go.
- I lost my phone.
- I know, Boyd has it.
He's been leaving a false trail
saying you're moving to Seattle.
- Seattle sounds pretty nice right about now.
- Nonsense.
What do they have that we don't?
- Fewer caves, I hear.
- Fair point.
Let's get you out of this one, eh?
(Finn grunts)
(dramatic music)
- [Suzette] Are we getting close?
- [Cora] I hear a generator.
- [Eli] Yeah, it's just up here.
Right in here.
Shh, shh, shh.
(generator humming)
Hey!
That's my money!
- [Cora] Boyd!
Hands up.
- (chuckles) Okay, McLeod.
You got me.
(dramatic music)
(Cora gasps)
(footsteps receding)
- [Cora] Boyd!
(dramatic music)
(waterfall crashing)
(Finn grunting)
- Stay here.
I'll get Cora.
You'll be all right.
(dramatic music)
- Liam, Liam, Liam.
You had to stick your nose
where it didn't belong
again, didn't you?
- Could say the same
about you, Boyd.
- Why couldn't you just bungle this up
like you do everything
else in your life?
- You should have stuck me
with a less competent partner.
- I should have, you're right.
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Don't you move.
- I used to think of us like brothers.
Turns out you're just as craven in this life
as you were in the last.
- I saw an opportunity
and I took it.
No one else was gonna
look out for me.
- Boyd! - Whoa!
- Hey, McLeod!
- No!
- Drop it!
- Boyd, no.
- Take it easy.
Take it easy.
(dramatic music)
- No!
- Liam!
(gunshot fires)
(Liam grunts)
(dramatic music) (Finn grunting)
(blows land) (both grunting)
(Boyd screaming)
(Finn grunts)
- No.
No, no, no, no.
No.
Hey, hey.
(Liam grunting)
Hey.
You're gonna be okay.
Okay?
- I-I gotta get better reception!
- Hey!
No, no, no.
Look at me.
You're not going anywhere, okay?
(angels whoosh)
- Wait.
What is happening?
How did they just-
- Liam, it's time.
- No, you can't take him.
I won't let you!
- He has failed in his mission.
I should have known better
than to send down one so selfish.
- Selfish?
He just sacrificed his own life
to save Finn!
To save me!
How is that selfish?
- Cora.
I'll be fine.
Hey.
All will be well.
It's okay.
You can let me go.
- No.
I choose you.
I choose Liam.
In every life, every time.
- But that's not how this works.
You don't get to
choose your soulmate.
All the destiny rule books say-
- Actually, um.
I've kind of been doing a bit of my own research,
which is why I went above your head.
(dramatic music)
(birds chirping)
- Gabriel!
What are you doing here?
- Agon came to me, Samael.
He told me about this case, about these humans
and their tangled fates.
I would hear what they have to say.
- You did all of this
so that I could achieve
my great destiny.
Second chances, the idea that with the right love
and support, people can choose to do good,
that we can help people change,
despite everything you did to tear us apart.
If you believe in second chances,
let Liam live.
Please.
Let us finally make our own destiny together,
and let Finn and
Suzette do the same.
- Samael, they have fumbled,
and they have strayed.
She was willing to sacrifice her future,
he was willing to sacrifice his soul.
They have the
potential to change.
Samael, you have done an excellent job with Agon,
teaching him, supporting him.
I encourage you
now, listen to him.
(Samael sighs)
- How do you know
that they will choose
the right path for themselves?
- I don't.
Life is full of risks.
But I have faith in them.
- Samael.
Know whatever you decide,
I will honor that.
- Let's let them have their chance.
(Cora laughs) (bright music)
- Excellent choice.
We will allow Liam to stay.
We will allow you all to stay.
Make the best of it.
- We will.
(Cora laughs)
- Why did you do that?
You just risked
your entire destiny.
- I don't want my destiny without you by my side.
(bright emotional music)
I am so excited to be here with all of you
to celebrate the newest expansion
of Second Chances, and I'm pleased to announce
that we will be breaking ground
on two new locations
this summer.
(all clapping and cheering)
This place was
forged from an idea,
the idea that everyone, no matter their past,
no matter their mistakes,
deserves a second chance to make their lives better,
and I especially
couldn't have done it
without my husband, Liam.
Thank you for helping
me build this.
No one knows what the
future has in store for us,
or any of us.
But I know with you by my side,
we can take on
anything, together.
So, here's to Second Chances.
(all clapping and cheering)
â™ª All my life, I'll do you
- I hope the angels are pleased.
- Aye, I think they are.
(Cora laughs)
And I'm proud of you, my heart.
I just wonder
what's next for us.
- Whatever it is,
it'll be an adventure.
â™ª On the edge of your knife
â™ª Staying drunk on your wine
â™ª The angels up in the clouds
â™ª Are jealous knowing we found