The Mentalist

Stay away from me. Let go.

Let go of me.

Save the phony tears.

Just get back.

Oh, you little fool. You just stay away from me.

We can't get involved in this.

Hello, Patrick. How are you?

Good.

So what do you think?

Oh, it's a classic.

You know, it just gets

better and better every time.

Yes.

What do you think of my request?

I don't think much of it, really, Patrick.

Really, I don't.

Meaning you can't accomplish it?

Any task can be accomplished,

as long as it's broken down into manageable pieces.

So you'll do it?

Look, I know that I'm in your debt.

Okay, so we both agree that you owe me a favor.

Yes, I do.

So let this be my favor to you--

let it go-- the whole idea.

It's just not worth it.

Well, I find this very interesting.

I'm presenting you with a challenge,

and yet you're backing away.

It's very unlike you, Mr. Stiles.

Look, if you must know,

I've grown mildly accustomed to you, Patrick.

You make me sit up and pay attention.

I'm very glad you're amused by me.

But what you're planning now, it's...

Well, it's certainly different.

Yes, it is.

If I do what you're asking of me and you get caught,

you're gonna spend the rest of your life

in a federal prison.

I'm well aware of that.

I just have to make sure I don't get caught.

All right.

Well, it's been a great pleasure knowing you, Mr. Jane.

Good luck.

Well, I-I used some pretty harsh words.

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

But naturally, if I'd known...

Need a ride?

You?

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Hey, come on. Please. Just--just get in the car.

This is ridiculous.

Why are you mad at me?

I-I didn't force you to escape from prison.

No, you just tricked me into it.

Oh, come on.

Wait.

You thought it was Red John that got you out, didn't you?

Yeah.

Yeah, well, it wasn't. I did. I got you out.

He would have left you in there to rot.

And I took a lot of risks in doing it.

Nobody ever accused you of good judgment.

Well, what about you?

You're the one walking off into the desert

10 miles from a prison you just broke out of.

I'm offering you a ride.

I'll take you wherever you wanna go.

You can dump me at any time.

Fine.

Jane, how many messages do I have to leave you?

Call me back.

Hold on, Tom. She just walked in.

No.

No, don't inform the Marshals yet.

I want to bring CBI up to speed first.

I'll call you back.

What's going on?

Have you heard about Lorelei Martins yet?

No.

She escaped from federal prison this morning.

Your Mr. Jane was questioning prison transport drivers.

Yes, but no.

He wouldn't.

He wouldn't.

He wouldn't?

Where is he now?

I don't know. I haven't heard from him since yesterday.

He hasn't answered his phone.

But that doesn't mean he did this.

It would make it much more likely,

wouldn't it?

Why is this a Homeland Security issue?

It's complicated.

I mean, if he is with her,

he's in a lot of danger.

You know him better than anybody.

Now if he did do this, where would he go?

Any place I could possibly think of

is where he wouldn't go.

Uh, would you excuse me for a minute?

I'll be right back.

Has anyone seen Jane?

No.

We need to find him right now.

Put a B.O.L.O. out on his car.

Grace, Cho, I want you to go to his motel room.

Rigs, call his cell phone company.

Get GPS tracking on his phone.

What's going on?

Lorelei Martins escaped from prison this morning.

Was Jane involved?

We don't know yet.

Bob Kirkland, Homeland Security.

He's leading the search to find Martins.

Boss.

Sac P.D. got a report of an abandoned blue Citroen

this morning. Uh, parking lot at 16th and K Street.

Text it to me.

This isn't gonna work.

Well, that's optimistic.

I won't tell you who he is or where he is.

Give it time.

Not now. Not ever.

Doesn't work.

Really?

I figured that when no sound came out of it.

Yes.

Can we go?

Tell me where.

The ocean. I wanna see the ocean.

He was leaving a text message.

It's for you.

"Someone after me."

He was being followed.

Looks like he's been abducted.

Jane doesn't have Lorelei. Lorelei has Jane.

Our fugitive is a known associate

of the serial killer Red John.

She's wanted for murder conspiracy,

kidnapping, and weapons violations.

We believe that Martins and unknown accomplices

abducted CBI consultant Patrick Jane.

Jane led a 6-month undercover operation

that resulted in Lorelei's arrest.

Martins may have kidnapped him for payback

or to take him to Red John.

Either way, we need to find them.

Martins is a Sacramento girl.

I want systematic searches of old residences,

old friends, old coworkers.

You all have information packets.

Study them, and when you're done,

contact myself or Agent Kirkland for your assignments.

Thank you.

- Let's start with Lorelei's mother. - Okay.

I wonder where they're going.

I'm gonna make a fire.

So, what's this about?

Your daughter

broke out of prison this morning.

Oh. Of course.

Have you had any contact with-- with Lorelei recently?

Lorelei hasn't contacted me in years.

Thankfully.

When she does,

it's always trouble. Always.

We have reason to believe that Lorelei has taken a hostage.

His life could be in danger.

Do you have any information that you could give us

about where we could find her?

Any, uh, old friends?

Favorite places?

Nope. I don't have anything to do with her,

and she doesn't have anything to do with me.

Do you have any insight

as to how she became this way?

Lorelei only ever cared about Lorelei.

What are you gonna do with a kid like that?

Well, you don't feel at all responsible for her?

Now there's a question

from a woman without children.

I've satisfied all my duties

and responsibilities of motherhood.

I mean, look around. Lorelei grew up in a beautiful home.

She could be anything.

Is this your father?

That's my husband. He's away in Munich.

He's away a lot?

Yes.

Oh. Figures.

I don't like your tone.

Dana, your daughter is the mistress

of a psychopathic killer,

yet you have no information to give us