Prison Break: The Final Break Page #4

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You didn't know

about this, did you?

No, no,

of course not.

Because you would've

told me or

the warden about it

if you did, right?

Well, it's a good thing

I found this when I did,

before anyone tried

to escape.

Well if we can't go

through the fence,

then that leaves

under or over.

Look, how's she gonna climb

that fence without being seen, huh?

I'm guessing

there's no telephone wire

for her

to climb across.

- Then she's gotta go under.

- Alright, let's get some shovels--

What was that you were saying

about parachutes?

Parachutes--

Guys, come on.

You can't be--

Parachutes?

Couple of thoughts

on that.

A:

We don't have a plane,

B:

We don't have a pilot.

Have you ever worn

a parachute?

Don't worry.

I think I've got a plan.

But we're gonna need some help

from an old friend.

Who?

- You want a favor from me.

- Just hear me out.

Of course.

I mean...

When you and Michael send me

back to that prison,

you did give me

a piece of chewing gum.

I mean what kind of man

would I be

if I didn't

quit your pro-quote.

Look,

all you gotta do is sound off

the fire alarm, in here,

tomorrow night

at 7:
30.

That's it.

You're breaking her out.

Krantz has put

a hit on her.

That's our one shot,

of keeping her alive.

Well you're on a pivoted

kind of damn, Lincoln.

We'll put five grand on your cake

once this whole thing jumps off.

The love of Michael's life

is only worth $5,000?

That's the best

we can do.

- I need six figures.

- That's all we got.

Well,

like a day for you,

I know somebody who does...

the General's man.

He's got to pay out

for Sara's hit.

You wire that money

to me by 7 PM tomorrow,

and we're in business.

What's his name?

It's your brother to you

that agony is.

Come on, you gotta give me

more than that.

Tomorrow. 7 PM.

Go on, fetch.

You should have seen

the look on Michael's face.

When he saw me fixing that fence

and installing that camera.

You did a great job.

Job's over now.

If Michael has this misguided belief

that Sara's life is in danger,

he's gonna find a way back

into that prison.

Your job will be over until

you give us enough evidence

to put him back

behind bars.

So what's the latest?

There's nothing concrete.

But I'll let you know

when I get something.

Alright.

Good man.

I warned you.

Tough going alone.

I know he's breaking you out.

I'm coming with you.

Relax.

Krantz sent me

to kill you,

but after what he's put me through,

I'm done taking orders from him.

You're sitting next to me

at the mess

when I was poisoned.

You'd think you would've

lasted this long

if I wanted you dead?

I want you dead.

You're still alive.

Do you think it's hard to stay alive

when you know who's coming after you?

There's 200 women

in this prison.

Could you even get

to Gen Pop?

I'm coming with you.

Or nobody's going.

Well, if you're watching this,

I'm glad.

Because that means

you're safe.

How does he think

he's gonna do this, bro?

He's going

to jump out of a plane.

I know he's gonna jump.

The question is, can he land?

Not without getting caught.

And how is he going

to get out of the cell block,

even if T-Bag--

It's a big "if".

Trusting T-Bag is... crazy.

Michael, we, uh...

We really have to re-think this.

I have.

And there's no other way.

Okay.

I'm going to drop down

into this outer area here.

And I'll cut the parachute off

before anyone can reach me.

They're going to be

right on your ass.

I can hide behind this building,

wait for a window.

Then I'll make my way

over here.

That's the chapel.

Well hopefully, uh...

Sara will be waiting.

Why the chapel?

During the riot in '88,

prison employees escaped through

the administration building.

They wound up here,

outside the fence.

The administration building,

is connected to the chapel.

Which means that

somewhere in that compound,

there is

a subterranean exit.

If we can get

through it,

you can meet us there.

How's Sara gonna get

to the chapel?

She'll have

to find a way.

Look, we're doing this

at 7 PM tonight,

just like we've planned.

- Where have you been?

- What did I miss?

I need you to find a plane

and a pilot.

I need you two,

to take care of T-Bag.

Find out exactly who has this money,

and where they're keeping it.

- And then we have to get it.

- By 7 PM tonight.

Or Sara's going

to die in there.

Is everybody onboard?

Okay.

Tell me, you've completed

your assignment.

Well, I got the cash.

But there'll may be some delay

in final delivery.

The woman we hired is having trouble

getting near Sara Tancredi.

Then hire somebody else.

Call it open season.

Put a bounty on her head.

I don't care how you do it.

I want Sara Tancredi

dead by the end

of the day.

Open cell!

One hour!

Yo, we about to play cards.

Do you want in?

I'm okay.

Thanks.

You should.

With Daddy gone,

you're gonna need your backup.

Hell, we all did.

I've got, uh...

a pre-natal thing.

It's cool.

Thanks.

Not too smart though, for a girl

with a bounty on her head.

Aren't you heard?

Tancredi,

you have a visitor.

Say hello to your husband

for me.

What's wrong?

Look, um...

I know you don't have

any control

over what's happened here,

but uh...

Things aren't working out.

Okay.

I'm trying

to find a way to...

To do... this.

But from where

we're standing right now,

there's only

one option.

Do you need more time...

to think?

No. No, it's not

about that.

I've made up

my mind.

'Cause there's nothing

you could do about it.

Except...

pray for us tonight.

Pray for us?

You can pray for us

to be together.

Maybe

I'll do the same.

How can I rob someone

if I've no clue who he is?

The logbook outside says that

Krantz had one visitor yesterday.

A Joe Daniels.

Well if he was in

the power deduction, I'd say,

Daniels

is your bagman.

You know how many Daniels

live in Miami?

Thousands.

I need more.

Well you better

get crackin',

'cause if I ain't get

that money by 7 o'clock,

you ain't got your fire,

you ain't got your fire alarm.

And that means Pretty

ain't got his Mrs. Pretty.

Listen, my friend,

you're in no position

to makin' demands...

Okay, shh--

I ain't talking about

backing out the deal.

I put my ear on the ground

and come up with some details.

Good.

And now, fetch.

We got a pilot.

There's a guy

I'd busted 20 years ago,

running drugs

across the Gulf.

Went legit.

Runs a charter business now.

He must've jumped

out of a few planes, huh?

Yes, several.

Some for sport.

Some necessity.

It's a big difference,

Michael.

It's not easy hitting the X,

especially at night.

Don't worry.

I can go alone.

- What do you got?

- It's a test.

See, the prison was built

in the mid-80's,

so that exit in

the administration building

is probably protected

by an electronic code of lock,

modified by

a security card.

Those locks don't have

power protection,

which means

you can override them.

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