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Charley corrects her. Maggie says she was hired to care for the children on the Bridge, a docked barge. She bonded with Daniel, who was a bodyguard for Emile and at the Bridge with his kids Tyler and Macy. She relays what happened with the Contact, a mind-linking eyewear developed to be tested on everyone on the Bridge, how even the children got it. She noted Daniel being quiet and antisocial but being soft with his children. They all cherished their activities and company together, and often ate together at a restaurant outside the barge called Don Quixote. When Maggie left the barge for a longer period, it had burned in her absence. Lenore told her everyone died, and showed her photos of charred corpses as proof. Maggie signed another NDA and took lump sums so she never reported. She immediately recognized Lenore on the broadcast and shocked by the realization the Bridge stole the tech from the Limetown experiments. She finally gives Charley the info she needs: the dock is at Popes Harbour, still there even after the Bridge is gone. Maggie wants to come with Charley to talk down Daniel, relentless even when Charley threatens her. When Maggie fights more, she's punched out by Charley and the recording ends. Charley reveals she shot Maggie and disguised her death as a suicide, because she didn't want to be followed and compromised.
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Limetown survivors. Once, when Sylvia was alone, Daniel came and felt around her scalp to see if she had the implant, before disappearing. Before Lenore killed herself on air, she sent Sylvia international identities and supplies. Sylvia lost hope hearing Winona, her damaged and disoriented mother, on the radio special Lia was hosting. When she mentioned the Bridge, Charley pressed her vehemently on what it is. All she knew is that it is in Halifax, Canada, which is where she met Emile. The interrogator pries on what surprised Charley during the talk, and Charley says she was livid Eugene never told her about Daniel's murder spree. The next tape reveals a confrontation she had with Eugene. Charley is further exasperated when she finds out the Bridge is why Lenore resigned. To the interrogator, Charley denies she was afraid of Daniel, and he retorts that she is lying; he has the tape of her screaming. She says a mutilated deer charged at her. The interrogator again asks "Are you ready to tell me where Lia Haddock is?" Charley does not respond, and the interrogator leaves her alone again with the tape of the deer and her screaming on repeat.
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Napoleon becomes traumatized and extremely depressed from a false-alarm emergency, The Reverend kills the pig. The Reverend is overcome with an urge to attack himself, and wakes up in the Limetown hospital with the device deactivated and his job demoted. The implant was advanced to further trials. He refused to say more out of fear despite Lia's insistence. He is killed by a drunk driver the next day which Lia finds suspicious. Lia soon receives a threatening call from a strange man on the phone in her mother's house. When her mom reaches the phone, Lia repeatedly orders her to take everyone and hide, to which her mother replies, "Is it happening?", before hanging up.
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