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Person of Interest Episode Guide
the exact same age and plans to end his life the same way that his brother died. Finch says that
he understands because they’re both reckless people. Caleb doesn’t see the point on going on,
figuring that he’ll just keep breaking things, but Finch insists that the world is better off with
both of them in. Speaking from personal experience, Finch tells Caleb that leaving doesn’t make
things better on anyone.
After taking care of Lorenzo, Fusco arrives at the station. Caleb looks at the train as it approaches
the station, braces himself...
and then stays seated as it passes. Finch puts a comforting hand on the teenager’s shoulder.
Later, a lab tech gives Donnelly a report on the DNA. None of their prisoners’ DNA matches
the sample they have on file. The FBI agent figures that someone tampered with the samples and
orders them sent out for examination, and then tells the tech to get Carter back in.
Caleb finds Finch waiting for him outside of the high school. He thanks Finch for his help
and Finch talks about how a kid with a homemade computer changed the world by revealing the
Internet to the world during the Cold War. Finch tells Caleb to keep his code close and be careful
when choosing friends, and gives him a sheet with pi carried out to three thousand digits. When
Caleb wonders what it means, Finch tells him that his phone number is in there somewhere, and
he’s sure that Caleb will find it eventually. As Finch walks away, Caleb asks him how he knew
that the Internet hacker used a homemade computer. Finch claims that he must have heard it
somewhere and leaves.
At Rikers, the warden prepares to release Reese. However, Donnelly and Carter arrive and
Donnelly informs the warden that he’s keeping all four men in prison after having them refied as
unlawful combatants. As the guards take Reese back to his cell, Donnelly tells Carter that since
someone tampered with the evidence, there’s only one person he knows he can trust: her. He
wants her to use her expertise as an Army interrogator to question all four prisoners... starting
with Reese.
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