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for that.

Malcolm, we have to tell them.

Dr. Bryce, listen to me.

We have a problem

with the window.

If you don't come back now,

you will be trapped.

- But we have hours!

- Court-martial me.

We were wrong.

Your bodies changed

the critical mass.

By my calculations,

you have about 90 minutes

to the red zone.

That gives you barely

enough time to drive back.

Knox, I can't tell you

what to do here.

But you know what's at stake.

We may not get an opportunity

like this again.

That's him.

I'm going.

Boss, I'm telling you,

even with the most generous

assessment of the red zone,

unless you leave right now,

you will not make it back.

Doctor, please.

This is suicide.

We're not leaving.

No, we are not.

Let's go.

Come on. Go, go!

- Where is he?

- I lost him.

Doc, back in the car.

What?

No, we're not doing this.

- He's right.

- If we have any chance

of getting back on time,

we have to find him fast.

I'll go down by the tracks

and keep an eye on her.

Ronnie.

Ronnie?

Hey, sis.

I told you I'd be back.

Hey, Knox.

Do we need to leave now?

No. No, we're safe

for tonight.

Come on.

Tomorrow morning,

we'll hop a train first thing

and we'll get out of here.

How does that sound?

Okay.

All right.

You safe?

Everyone's safe?

Emily, you safe?

Yeah.

Everyone's safe.

All right.

Now you get some sleep, huh?

Good night.

Charlie.

Does Marsden have a sister?

Uh...

Yeah, Jenny Marsden.

Why?

What about her?

Because he's living with her.

He's living with his sister?

How does killing him

not affect her?

Hang on.

Got it.

The only reason the program

didn't factor her in

was because she was taken

out of the equation.

She dies in...

Two years.

Tuberculosis.

She's abandoned

in a foster home

while her brother does a stint

in prison for car theft.

So there's no ripple.

That's what you're saying?

Shouldn't matter.

If she's gonna die in two years,

then killing Marsden

doesn't change anything.

Yeah, according to the con,

there's no negative ripple.

It's wrong.

He's the only person

that little girl has.

Letting him go won't save her.

He's still gonna leave her

and she's still gonna die,

and we will lose New York.

Sorry, but this is the way

it has to be.

- Let's take him.

- No.

There has to be another way.

He's taking care of her.

Charlie, is there a train

about to come through here?

Yeah. Why?

What are you doing, man?

Stay here.

What's he doing?

Ronald Marsden.

- Who the hell are you?

- Doesn't matter.

Ronald, I know

everything about you.

Where you were born,

where you grew up.

I know you never knew

your father...

And I know why you robbed

that jewelry store tonight.

I know you plan

to rob a bank on June 4th...

And again on July 2nd.

I can see your future, Ronnie.

How do you know this?

Think of me

as your guardian angel.

I'm here to change your life.

You have a sister inside?

- Yes.

- Do you love her?

- Please...

- Do you love her?

Listen to me.

Listen to me.

In two years,

your sister's gonna die.

If you go down this path,

you will lose her.

You don't see it now,

but one day, you will

look back on this life,

and you will see

that you have nothing!

- Trust me.

- Please!

I don't know what

you're talking about!

Well, why don't I just

spare us the trouble?

Jesus!

What the hell are you doing?

Sparing us both the pain.

I've got nothing left.

So let's meet God

together, huh?

- You want to go with me, Marsden?

- Please stop!

You want to die tonight,

Marsden?

Please, God, no!

Please, stop!

Please, God, I want to live!

Ronnie?

Come here, come here.

Don't make me come back.

I won't.

Uh...

Ellis, how much time

do we have?

There's only 40 minutes left.

That's not gonna

be enough time.

Did it work?

Charlie, Ellis,

pull up the outside feed.

Uh, guys?

I think you just saved

New York.

What do you know?

Marsden's gonna be a war hero.

Dr. Bryce,

I'm very sorry,

but there are some things

that need to be taken care of.

We can talk you through it,

but I suggest you start

driving back to D.C.

We need to get that car back.

Where's she going?

- Bootleggers!

- What?

- Bootleggers!

- I can't believe I missed it.

It was in front of us

the whole time.

Whoa, whoa, whoa...

Breathe.

That truck a few miles back,

it was making

an illegal liquor run.

Those vehicles

had to move undetected.

How do you think they did it?

I don't know.

How?

The 1929 map is lying to us.

Look.

There is no road here.

But here...

On a 1919 survey,

there's a logging route

that moves straight through

to the capital.

The what?

Straight through

to the capital.

I don't get it.

How does a road

just disappear off a map?

Because it was illegal.

Corrupt officials

had it removed

so the police

wouldn't know it was there.

And in 1950, that road

became the state's

first highway.

A hidden road

straight back to D.C.

Ellis, how long?

How long do we have?

It's gonna be close.

Move it, boss.

Go, go, go, go!

Ellis, we're here.

Turn up the auxiliary blast

to 200%!

Bring us home!

Did it work?

- Whoo.

- Whoa!

Just so you know...

I will not be doing that again.

Hey.

Check this out.

musta been a tear

from your eye

everything'll be okay

That was a hell of a mission,

Mr. Gates.

Oh, thanks, man.

So you gotta go brief

the general now, huh?

Yes, I do.

He's not gonna

remember anything

that happened before, is he?

No, he is not.

Oh, boy, good luck with that.

Let me ask you something.

What's up?

When you went through

that window, what'd you see?

How 'bout you buy me

a cup of coffee sometime

and I'll tell you all about it?

All right.

Well we got it done didn't we.

funny

thought I felt

a sweet summer breeze

must have been

you sighin' so deep

don't worry,

we're gonna find a way

I gotta get topside.

Sort some things out.

I just wanted to thank you.

Yeah, well...

You were right.

Everything is connected.

What?

Nothing. No.

It was a really good day.

But...

But...

what happens next?

I mean, we went back in time

and we changed the fabric

of who that man was.

Where do we go from there?

What?

You want some advice from a guy

who just broke

every law of physics with you?

Sure.

You worry too much.

Go celebrate.

You just saved New York.

Good luck with her, Knox.

About time you called me back.

Something wrong?

Jess, you have no idea

how great it is

to hear your voice.

If that's sarcastic,

I am running late.

No, it's not.

Just talk.

I want to hear your voice.

You know, I gotta be honest,

I wasn't sure we

were gonna pull it off.

I was.

Really? The whole time?

Most... of the time.

You're such a liar.

You were confident

the whole time?

Absolutely.

This young lady

is always confident, my friend.

I'd like to make a toast.

To the greatest invention

since jazz.

- Hell, yeah.

- Salud.

Cheers, liar.

Well, for the record,

I nearly tripped over your crap

on the way out.

Are you still coming by

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