Falling Water

Tess and Burton follow clues from their shared dream; Taka and Alex connect Shadowman to the people trafficking in dreamers; Shadowman confronts his past.

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I'm not even sure she's still asleep.

#2

- I'll go with you. - Okay, but what about James?

#3

For God's sake, Tess,

#4

I swore never to let it happen again,

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was a reporter who worked for some indie paper called.

#7

in the last couple weeks,

#8 #9

I think what Burton meant was safer.

#10

Thank you.

#11

Most of my dreams are like being in a supermarket,

#12

but he was a hell of a reporter.

#13

Phillip Whittaker?

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and all I've gotta show for it is this stupid letter?

#16

Forensics didn't find them in his car either.

#17

Think that's where he keeps the rest of his cutlery?

#18

I don't like hearing you laugh,

#19

There should be another one coming up pretty soon.

#20

you told me she was catatonic and passed away.

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it's what the letter represents.

#23

You've been out of work for almost a year.

#24

Come on. Let's go.

#25 #26

Not gonna happen.

#27

then make a left and then there should be a service road...

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A beam fell on my shoulder, and it ain't been right since.

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HHow...

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with Mr. Ongaro last night?

#36

He comes in every Tuesday and Thursday.

#37

We needed this to weigh on the voters' minds

#38

weigh in on matters at hand.

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You don't look like you're used to holding that thing.

#42

Lainie?

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My life is in danger,

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Propofol had too many side effects though.

#48

Let's just try not to need him that often.

#49

What's up?

#50