Thr3e
Please. Where is he?
Where's Roy?
"He lives, but without a life.
"He lives in a closet.
An antisocial loner
with a love of gadgets. "
I wasn't writing about you!
"Society doesn't notice him because
he's invisible, normal and ordinary. "
You're not ordinary.
You're gifted, intelligent and-
Huh! And you're just trying
to butter me up.
Look. If you're angry at what
I wrote, let's- let's talk.
But leave Roy out of it.
- Did you come alone?
- No backup.
Good. Chapter six.
You have 90 seconds.
- No! Please!
- How do you raise an attack dog?
The answer is
right in front of you.
I'm a cop. I'm looking for
anything about my brother.
Yeah. You're that lady
on the book cover.
Some guy brought this by for you.
He said you'd understand.
Chapter six.
alone as a puppy.
You give it a biscuit... when it bites. "
I think I've seen you on TV.
Roy!
You're a bad cop
and you wrote a bad book.
- Roy!
- You don't know how it feels to kill.
I'm gonna give you deeper insight.
Go away!
One door is wired to explode and one is not.
You can save your brother
or kill him trying.
- Do you know?
- No!
Twelve seconds to read my mind.
Which door would the killer in your
book pick? Nine seconds, Jennifer.
- Get out!
- No!
Peters, get out now!
No! No!
No!
No!
We got a cop down!
Get an ambulance now. Get it!
Get an ambulance!
The early Christian
philosophers borrowed from Plato...
when writing
about evil, but, uh...
St. Augustine...
changed this from an objective...
to a more subjective creation.
Uh, for instance,
St. Augustine believed...
that evil was
beyond the reach of no man.
So did Freud.
Yeah, well-
Freud isn't exactly
my favorite moral philosopher.
Man's struggle against
evil started in the Garden...
and continues unabated...
because of the fall.
Who once said,
"Evil is the blemish of our species...
that will not spare
even the best man"?
Henry?
Anyone?
- Yeah, Kevin.
- Kant.
Very good. The 19th century
German philosopher Immanuel Kant.
Actually, it's the 18th century.
Kant died in 1804, but wrote
his major works in the 18th century.
Thank you, Kevin.
The devil is in the details.
I stand corrected.
but when you do,
it's worth the wait.
You have a first-rate mind, Kevin.
But about your thesis-
that prodigal first draft.
I have hit a wall.
Well, search along the wall...
till you find a door.
Hey, genius.
Nice call on Kant.
If you're blocked,
take a day off.
Get out into the fresh air
while you still can.
Before you end up
an old dried-up professor like me.
That'd be an honor, sir.
But I do need to see an outline
before the end of next week.
No shirking.
You know what I'm capable of.
Wrath.
- Hello?
You have three minutes...
to confess your sin
before I blow your car up.
Someone must have left
this phone in the car. It's not-
Kevin Parson, you can't hide in the
seminary. You can't drive away from your past.
- Who is this?
- Don't you remember me, Kevin?
I'm hanging up.
You're passing into
the Harbor Tunnel.
And you don't remember
what to confess.
Here's a clue.
- What falls- Is this a joke?
- Don't believe and die.
Hello?
Get back!
Liar.
Don't you remember me, Kevin?
You remember everything.
Liar.
Liar.
Liar.
I thought he had
the wrong person.
- Then he said my name.
- Mm-hmm.
- What does that mean to you?
- What does it mean?
Nothing. It's nonsense.
Kevin, we didn't
find a cell phone.
Maybe it burned up
in the blast.
So he called you some names...
gives you a riddle,
tells you your car's gonna blow.
That's it.
Nothing else?
No.
You heard of R.K., right?
The Riddle Killer.
You must have been
living in a box not to have.
R.K. 's been making
all the press.
And why would someone like this
come after me?
Have you done anything to,
uh, call attention to yourself?
Made any enemies?
- Who is he?
- It's Kevin Parson.
Seminary student.
R.K. Tends to pick on those
he perceives as rising up above the herd.
Both parents died
in a car accident.
Raised by his aunt.
No siblings.
- How does he make a living?
- He lives off his parents' life insurance.
He has a B.S. In engineering...
an M.A. In English lit...
and he's working on
his Ph. D. In theology.
A professional student.
Yep.
It's too early.
Way too early.
I haven't cleared you yet.
This is R.K.
We can get him.
Yes, I know.
If he gets a whiff you're on this...
he may come after you again.
The question
Why is Kevin Parson still alive?
- What's over here?
- Watch your step. Watch your step.
Wow.
That's a lot of books.
You read 'em all?
Books?
Not yet.
So, I got something
for you here. Um-
Here we are.
It's, uh, an alarm beeper.
Just press the button
and we'll come running.
And it also has
a tracking device on it.
It's a pretty cool toy.
- Hmm.
- Good-bye.
Come on. Get out.
So keep it on you.
And don't worry. There's, uh-
There's never been a second attack.
Well, technically,
no one's ever survived the first attack.
The car explosion
that happened earlier today...
is linked to the Commerce Street
explosion that killed Roy Peters...
the brother of noted police profiler
Dr. Jennifer Peters.
Now the police are currently speaking with
the owner of the vehicle, Kevin Parson.
But we don't believe
he was injured.
Hello, Kevin.
Did you tell the police everything,
or did you leave out the best parts?
No police!
- Or I may tell them what you did.
- Who are you?
Who are you, Kevin? Are you still
the lonely boy in a blue house...
taking comfort from your pain
with a black puppy?
Don't answer that!
We're not finished yet.
Kevin, it's Sam. I just saw the news.
- I wanna make sure you're okay.
I'm gonna come over.
Sam! Sam!
- You swore that you
would never go back there.
- Why are you doing this?
- Would you go back to save Damon?
You have 60 minutes
to save a life you value...
but no police.
That's my number one rule.
Damon.
Here it comes, sweetie.
Hi, Kevin.
Oh. Hey, Bobby.
L- I have a new computer.
Y- You wanna see it?
That's really cool, man.
Hey, I'm gonna go
say hi to Damon, okay?
Damon misses you.
Where'd you go?
Shut the door!
And don't talk to strangers.
Ah, i-it's Kevin.
He came back home.
That's not Kevin, pumpkin.
That's a stranger.
Look, Balinda,
I just came to check on Damon...
then I'm gonna get out of here.
into an art form, huh?
Damon.
Hey, buddy. You okay?
Hey.
Kevin!
Kevin, is that you, old boy?
- Hey, Eugene.
- Kevin, where you been? Huh?
Damon! Do not play
with strangers! He's poison.
Eugene, just don't stand there.
Control your animal!
- If you don't, I will.
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