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breath. The basement is full of mostly out- dated medical equipment. While Stella is in charge
of the basement, Danny and Aiden process the bedrooms. They found DNA traces on a bed, but
no finger prints. Mac goes to the hospital to process the victim. The woman is in a deep coma.
Her condition is critical but stable, but she doesn’t react to painful stimuli. As Mac apologizes
to her for the discomfort of his actions, the victim blinks. The interrogation of the owner of the
house leads them nowhere. The man can’t give the identity of the tenant. Mac discusses with Dr.
Giles the situation of the last victim. He thinks that her blinking was not random and that she
probably suffers from the locked-in syndrome. With the exception of her eyes, all her muscles are
paralyzed. The condition is irreversible and possibly the result of a perverted science experiment.
Mac thinks that the serial was perfecting his manoeuvre and that the first two victims were discarded
failures. He goes back to the hospital to the victim, who they couldn’t identify. He starts to
shows her pictures, asking her to blink once for no and twice for yes if she recognizes someone.
She blinks no at the pictures of the first two victims and their husband and boyfriend. When Mac
shows her a picture of the house owner, she blinks uncontrollably and has a stroke. She slips in
a deeper coma, the doctor judging she is brain-dead. Back at the NYPD, the DNA results on the
bedsheets show no match to the boyfriend or the house owner. Mac wants to process the medical
equipment found at the house, as he is convinced that the victim wanted to tell him something.
They decide to process everything again with rhodamine and a dye laser. They discover that the
doctor’s bag, present at the scene, has Cyrillic initials on it: BI, Bogdhan Ivanov, Zoya’s sponsor.
Mac interrogates the former Russian doctor. His sample is a match to the DNA found on the bed.
Bogdhan explains they loved each other and met in the house. Mac shows him his cab driver ID.
This is how he picked his victims. When he wants to know why he did that, Ivanov explains that
Zoya wanted to be taken care of. All those women wanted to be free from the burden of daily life.
He helped them with that, it was the pact. Mac doubts Zoya meant that. Mac stresses that this
wasn’t about freedom, but about control. He hadn’t been able to kill the last woman, because his
experiment had finally worked. The women died for the same reasons he got caught. He didn’t
know when to let go. A distraught Mac goes to the last victim. He tells her his wife Claire died on
9/11. He got rid of everything that reminded him of her, because it was too painful. He just kept
a beach ball because her breath was still in there. He leaves the hospital, takes a cab and goes
to Ground Zero. It ends with Mac at the fence, looking at the emptiness there.
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