Gabriel had donated to a bone marrow bank and his DNA somehow took over the new killer’s body, transforming it into a duplicate of his own-right down to the new killer’s motivations for the murders.
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He tells her about some serial killer named Gabriel whose DNA was found at a crime scene, even though Gabriel was in prison when the crime took place.
At Taft’s lab, Lauren wonders where he gets all his fancy ingredients for the stuff they’re working on and he says from China. He says she doesn’t belong there and that he can “make things happen” for her, but she still thinks he’s a tool. She’s approached by a dude named Massimo, who’s looking for a tall blonde with icy blue eyes … Tamsin? Kenzi’s kinda into him at first, but he turns out to be a dick and she blows him off. We see some dude in a van telling someone over a headset “We’re at the Nest … target’s on route.” I’m thinking the Nest must refer to the Dal, since the van seems to be downtown and the guy is looking down an alley, and the target is probably Bo … though it could be Tamsin.Īt the Dal, Kenzi is helping Trick get the place ready, though she’s complaining about it the whole time. Tamsin knows someone’s after Bo-she was hired to bring her in, after all-but she just can’t seem to bring herself to tell Bo everything. Bo is a bit freaked out, especially when Tamsin tells her to watch her back. Tamsin then climbs into the bathtub with Bo and tells her how great she is Tamsin’s obviously in love with her … or seriously infatuated, at least. She talks to Bo about Lauren and mentions that Bo has been exonerated for killing Emma Nelson. He gives Hale something in a jewelry box (it’s from Hale’s father, who’s away) that’s supposed to protect him during the ceremony.Īt home, Bo’s taking a bath when Tamsin strolls in, half-lit-which seems to be her natural state now. Dyson says Hale’s detente approach with the Morrigan is a good idea it’s time for Fae to stop killing each other. Hmmm, I wonder if this will connect with Lauren and her miracle drug? Hale says he’ll talk to the Morrigan later and see if she’ll cooperate in tracking down whoever’s killing Fae. Dyson tells Hale about the mass grave he and Tamsin found last episode-eighteen bodies, both Light and Dark Fae, most showing signs of torture and having their organs removed. At the Dal, Dyson and Hale are having a shot of some kind of intense Fae booze. Later, the new enzyme is stolen from the lab’s fridge by someone in a white lab coat. Taft has champagne ready and everyone celebrates. When the test is successful, Lauren is ecstatic and her first instinct is to call Bo. Taft’s lab which a bunch of other people they’re testing some enzyme that supposed to help fight heart disease. The Morrigan says she was invited-by Hale. Before Kenzi can react to that, the Morrigan strolls in (looking fine, as usual) and Trick says the leader of the Dark Fae shouldn’t be attending the Light Fae inauguration. (Kenzi: “Oh yeah? Is he not gonna be such a dick anymore?”) Trick says she has to put her personal feelings aside, for Hale’s sake. Trick is proud of Hale (who he calls his protegé) and says he’ll make some real changes. Speaking of which, Trick and Kenzi are getting the Dal ready for the ceremony.
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Dyson says he’ll run the numbers on the phone, but he’s swamped already he’s working on the big Fae graveyard we saw last episode, plus Hale is being inaugurated as the new Ash. They find the place empty and Lauren’s cell phone on the counter where she left it last episode, which worries Bo even more. Obviously Bo is worried since she hasn’t heard from Lauren in a while, though we don’t know exactly how much time has passed since last episode. He said he wasn’t blackmailing her, but his knowledge certainly represented leverage against her either way, she left to work with him.
Taft last episode after he found out she’d been lying about her real identity. Of course, we know Lauren took off with Dr. This one starts with Bo and Dyson busting into Lauren’s place.
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