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Walter, I don't remember any of that.
I can't let peter die again.
What did you mean by that?
I designed a device
Intended to cross the time-space continuum
And retrieve my dying son.
Walter, I gotta tell peter the truth.
Things have never been better between us.
I can't lose him again. I can't!
Give me time to prepare. Please.
Any change?
Excuse me, ma'am. Do you have any spare change?
Thank you. God bless.
Excuse me, sir. Do you have any spare change?
No. No, I'm sorry.
Anything you can manage, sir.
Thank you.
God blesyou anyway, sir.
Spare change?
Oh, god.
Oh, god.
No, no, please! Let me outta here!
Help!
Let me outta here!
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it's peter. Pick up.
Hey, walter. It's peter.
Your son, peter.
Come on, walter. Pick up the phone.
Walter, pick up the receiver,
And hit the square black button next to the red flashing light.
You remember?
All right, fine.
When you get this,
I want you to get your kit together.
I just got off the phone with olivia.
She said there was an incident on a train,
And I know how much you love trains.
Thought it might cheer you up.
Be home to pick you up in 15 minutes,
All right?
have you noticed anything weird?
Not yet, but give it ten minutes.
I was actually talking about walter.
Hello. I'm dr. Walter bishop.
he's been avoiding me all week.
He didn't even look at me
On the car ride over here.
He's stopped eating.
I got him a new box of peak freans.
He hasn't even opened it.
Well, did he say something?
No, all week it feels like he's been
Enveloped in this...Sadness.
I haven't noticed anything.
Oh, my.
Sir.
What are you doing?
I'm checking their underwear.
Their underwear?
I'm sure you're familiar
That with sudden death
Victims often experience
A sudden bladder release
Of urine,
And sometimes excrement.
Get off this train.
He's with me.
Thank you.
I don't know what happened
To these people, agent dunham.
My first guess
Is collective heart failure.
You think these people died from having
A heart attack at the same time?
perhaps it was sympathetic.
Contagious, like yawning.
Come on, walter.
You really believe that?
Walter, does your theory suggest why all the lights
Would be out in this car?
No, there should be battery backup.
Unless it wasn't serviced properly.
Agent dunham?
he crossed paths with the man
As he entered the train car.
Six foot, brown hair,
Wearing a trench coat.
And he's sure that he saw him coming
Out of this train car.
The man didn't speak to him
Or acknowledge him.
He just exited down the stairs
Of the platform.
Did we pick him up on surveillance?
I'm waiting to get word
If they can pull him on any footage.
Agent dunham.
Hey, rod,
Found this over there.
Oh, my god.
Excuse me, gentlemen.
That's mine.
Thank you. Thank you.
all the batteries are dead.
It's not just the lights
That went out.
This is her cell phone, but they're all dead.
All the cell phones, laptops, mp3 players.
They're all completely drained of power.
Any theories, dr. Bishop?
Oh, no.
Except my initial theory of collective
Heart failure is probably incorrect.
I'll need to take some
Of these bodies back to the lab.
Six or seven should suffice.
We have an image from the platform cameras.
Who is this guy?
And how did he kill everything
On this train?
this is unusual.
Dying organisms struggle for their last breath,
But these people appear
As if their switches have simply been turned off.
Hey, how's it coming in here?
Hi, peter. Not very good.
Take samples of this man's lung, brain, and skin.
Something's not right here.
Yup, I think it's my paycheck.
Hmm?
Whatever it is, I'm sure
You're gonna make sense out of it, walter.
Walter.
What's going on with you?
Is there something wrong? Something you wanna talk about?
No, everything's fine.
astro, show me those previous
Cellular samples, please.
That's extraordinary.
The atp concentrations are unusually low.
Cellular process should continue for hours,
Even after death, but this man's mitochondria
Seems to have ceased functioning
Well before it should.
What do you say I take samples of the rest
And see if there's a trend?
so what are you saying, walter?
That something was able to reach inside of these
People's mitochondria and just--
Drain them, like the batteries
In all of the electrical devices on the train.
It wasn't just their hearts
That stopped beating.
It was every cell in their bodies.
What do you think could possibly do something like that?
I have no idea.
20 years ago a person walking
Through boston for two hours showed up
On an average of ten different surveillance cameras.
now, it's hundreds.
Bad for privacy, but good for us.
I've asked them to output each source
To a different monitor.
Give us a sense of the route our suspect took.
Play it.
He exits the train station,
Crossing ferris ave. , continuing north.
This is from the bank on howard street.
Coming around the corner.
There, he enters a cafe.
He spent almost 45 minutes inside,
Then left the establishment.
The guy kills a train full of people
And then stops for a meal?
And the trail goes cold there.
Once he left the cafe,
We couldn't locate him on any other cameras.
But we have a place to start.
Cafe wilusa.
Yeah, he was here this morning.
He comes in all the time.
Weird guy.
Weird how?
Well, he always draws on stuff,
Like the napkins and the placemats.
Well, what sort of stuff does he draw?
Some kind of math, I think.
To be honest, my higher math
Ends at calculating my tip, so...
Does he ever pay with a credit card?
Sometimes he does.
Here. This is him.
Alistair peck.
Thank you. This will really help.
Send the bishops up, please.
These mathematical formulae
Are extraordinarily complex.
Physicists use diagrams like these
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