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Mac then shows him pictures of the previous fires and he tells Mac there is no proof that could
tie him to those crimes. Mac tells him that he used wax papers to spread the fire through the
hallways. The same residue has been found on this scene.
Mac is losing his calm. Leonard tells him that fire is an addiction for him and many doctors
have tried to change him with pills. For the last 15 years, he has been working on his condition
and kept himself away from this addiction. He knows that the team waited for him to go to the
building after the fire; which he did. But why? Because he too wants to find out who set that fire
as he is sure that someone wants to frame him and wants him to stay locked up in prison. He
says that as an arson investigator, he needs to go back to study the scene. Next, Don, Mac, and
Leonard go to the building. Leonard finds the ignition point. He then asks the detectives if they
found anything around this place. Mac says that they found a piece of metal.
Don doesn’t respect Leonard and so Leonard decided not to tell him anything. He says that the
ingredients used to torch the building need not link him to this case. The metal was used to give
the arsonist enough time to get out before the building ignited. Next, in the office, Mac remembers
telling the doctor that he is having trouble recalling and remembering things. The doctor says he
is suffering from anomic aphasia. In the lab, Monroe tells Mac that triethyl-aluminum was used
to set the fire. Moreover, when this is exposed to water, it gets even more flammable. Monroe also
points out to the other things found and they figure out that it there was a trap set up for a fire
fighter. Jo and Adam go through the pictures of the onlookers, hoping to find their arsonist.
Jo spots a fire fighter with a code on his hat and she infers by the code that no way he could
have gotten there for help. They check his record and they find that the fire fighter is Marshall
Hilson and he has been charged with criminal impersonation. He is not even a fireman. Next, Mac
interrogates Hilson and he says that he can’t do more than five years. Mac sees that Hilson had
applied for a job in the fire department but was rejected several times on basis of psychological
issues. Don arrives and says that people have seen Leonard go inside the building and leave
before the fire. Mac tells Don that Hilson seems like a buff and wouldn’t be able to pull off such
a thing.
Next, there is another fire and one of the FDNY’s team members is beating up Leonard. Don
and Mac arrive and Don tackles this fire fighter. He is pissed with Leonard as he murdered his
captain. He also found a note in his pocket with the address of the building. Mac arrests Tony,
the fire fighter, for assault. Mac then notices that the sprinkler system was turned off and later
turned on before the fire started and the FDNY arrived at the scene. So, did Leonard develop a
conscience? Mac feels that maybe he had one all along. Hawkes and Monroe run all the prints
they found on the scene. But the one on the sprinkler valve outside the building came up with
no match. There is fire gel used and Monroe finds a partial logo of something; probably if she
could figure out the logo, it could get them to their killer.
Also, there is a sewing needle found at the ignition point. Mac and Don go to talk to Leonard.
But Mac is somewhat convinced that Leonard alone isn’t responsible for theses fires. He thinks
that maybe there is more than one person involved. Hawkes tells Mac that the prints found on
the glove belongs to a woman named Eva Mason, who has been arrested for arson. Eva seems to
have visited Leonard several times in prison. She was a a psychology major and she interviewed
Leonard three times. She was doing a research on arsonists and pyromaniacs. Hawkes tells them
that Monroe ided the logo on the sewing kit, it belongs to River’s Peek motel. As they speak, Jo,
Monroe and Danny go to the motel and barge into Eva’s room.
They find a lot of paper clippings and other materials with which she developed her arson
devices. Jo starts a laptop and finds a live feed; Eva was watching Leonard. But then they are
shocked to see that Eva is at Leonard’s house and she draws a gun at him. Jo calls Mac and tells
him to get to Leonard’s apartment as fast as he can. Eva wants to know why Leonard turned the
sprinklers back on. He tells her that he wanted to save her from the life he had. She is angry that
Leonard is working with the cops. She says that she did all this so that Leonard would be proud
of her. He then notices that she has turned the gas burners on and had prepared to blow up his
place. She has removed the bulb from the fan.
She says that he should die and the last he sees will be what he loves the most. She turns
on the fan switch. The tungsten begins to glow and she tries to open the door to escape. But
Leonard pulls the carpet she is standing on and he jumps out of the window. She is terrified and
she fidgets with the door locks. But it is late. As Mac and Don arrive, the apartment blows off.
Eva’s charred body is lying on the ground. Leonard survives the jump but is badly hurt. At the
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