Prison Break Season 2 Episode 1 - "The Hunt"
Fox River 。 As the night passed, FBI agent Alexander Mahone was seriously playing word games. At this point, he asked, "Those fugitives—who are they?" "
Another agent told him: "Michael Scofield, structural engineer, sentenced to 5 years in prison for robbery with a gun; Benjamin Miles Franklin, a former U.S. Army soldier, sentenced to 8 years in prison for possession of stolen goods; John Abruzzi, leader of a criminal syndicate of the same name, sentenced to life in prison for murder without parole; Charles "Haywire" Patoshik, second-degree murder, sentenced to 60 years; Fernando Sucre, vicious robbery, sentenced to 5 years; David "Tweener" Apolskis, sentenced to 5 years in prison for major theft; Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell, and 6 counts of kidnapping and murder, in prison for life; Lincoln Burrows, murdering president Reynold's younger brother, is scheduled to be executed next week. "
Mahone asked how long they had escaped from prison, and the agent said, "It was now 8 o'clock last night." Mahone said: "Scofield and Burrows are brothers, it was Scofield who planned the whole thing, and I want all his information." "
As Michael and his fellow inmates walk through the thick jungle, Bellick and his colleagues are chasing after them. Just as Michael stopped to catch their breath, they heard a very strange sound coming from outside the woodline. They walked a few feet and found the sound coming from a moving train. Led by Lincoln, they rushed toward the train. The guards were still chasing after lincoln, Abruzzi, and C-note, who had rushed ahead of the train and just crossed the tracks to the other side, but Michael and Sucre were a little behind. They tried their best to catch up, and Sucre jumped on the train and climbed into a carriage. Bellick crossed the woodline and saw Michael climbing onto the train. He raised his gun and shouted, "Don't move! Otherwise I'll beat you down, Scofield! "Just as Bellick was firing, sucre pulled Michael in the carriage, only to get the bullet on the train and they all escaped. An enraged Bellick asked where another prison guard helicopter was. "It's time to go back to the ground to refuel." Bellick was angry when he heard it.
Back to Fox River. Mahone prepares for the press conference. He straightened the sleeves of his suit and looked at himself in the mirror with determination and coldness. Before he left, he picked up a fountain pen. Mahone walked into the conference venue under the continuous flashing of the flash and came to the microphone. "I want to start with John Wilkes Booth," he told a room full of eager reporters, "the murderer of Abraham Lincoln." It took us 12 days to catch him. He was a very cunning man, he knew the terrain and knew how to use it to hide himself. When he fled, he wrote in his diary that the shadow was his friend and that the night was his domain. He knew that any neural mechanism that drove a criminal to commit a crime was complex, and the barking of fleeing and tracking dogs reinforced the stimulus . Fear turns into delusion, and delusion eventually becomes insanity. I mention this because the psychological nature of the fugitive has not changed in 140 years. They are also human beings, and they are also afraid, and they will run away desperately. We are fortunate that although they have shadows and night companions, we have more powerful weapons, and lately it is more powerful than enforcing the law – the television media. I want the audience in front of the TV, everyone in this country, to look at these faces, these are the 8 most wanted people in the United States. "
They continued to flee. Sucre said sadly; "I thought I was clear. Did you see the gang behind you? To calm him down, Michael immediately picked up and said, "The point is that they're in the back." "How long do you think this can go on?" Sucre retorted. "Yes, especially since we don't have a chance anymore," C-note interjected, "and especially thanks to the Abruzzi jet that magically disappeared." But Abruzzi didn't let him decide, saying, "You'll never be on that plane, man." C-note said to Michael again, "Don't think I don't know where you're going, Scofield." Utah. When are you going to tell us about money? Sucre asked, "What money?" C-note said, "Westmoreland is buried in the Utah Desert for 5 million. But Michael wanted to shy away from the question: "You don't even know what you're talking about yourself." "
At Fox River, Mahone walks next to Pope, the warden. "The FBI intervened a little earlier, right?" Pope asked. Mahone assured him that the investigation was still his task, but once the criminals crossed the border, it was a matter for the Federation. But he hopes that they will abandon those bureaucratic styles in order to solve the matter as soon as possible. Pope agrees. Mahone asked about Dr. Tancredi, and Pope said there was nothing good to say, but Mahone didn't think so: "As far as I know, she might have opened the door and let these criminals escape." Pope said he didn't want to talk about his subordinates, but Mahone thought he should. He said: "Maybe she's the key to the whole thing. We're going to talk to her. Pope told him, "Mr. Mahone, she can't talk to anyone right now. "
Dr. Sara Tancredi, wearing a respirator, is still in a coma in a hospital bed. Two doctors discuss her condition: "Intravenous injections can maintain her fluid balance. We injected her with naloxone . We've tried our best, now it's up to her. Either survive and survive; or give up, die. Sara's unconscious mind flashed back to her and Michael's affectionate gaze and contact in the infirmary. As the picture got faster and faster, Sara woke up and took a deep breath.
T-bag knelt next to someone's camp and rummaged through their stuff. He picked up an old shirt and a box containing ice cubes, and just then the tent zipper was pulled open and a man and his girlfriend walked out. T-bag quickly picked up a screwdriver and pointed it at them, threatening, "If you dare to call the police, I will put this in your eyes." The couple was frightened and ran as they stepped back, grabbing the box of ice and running.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the railway, police with trained police dogs are searching the underside of the stopped train. Mahone and another agent were looking at Michael Scofield's photographs and became interested in his intricate tattoos. "How long do you think it will take to get tattooed like this?" Mahone said, "The person who gave him the tattoo must have stayed with him for a long time. With that, he asked Ives to find out who had tattooed Sucre. Bellick passed by, but he was clearly not in the mood to talk. He said what Mahone did was just stand in front of the camera to get famous, and Mahone assured him that he was just using the media as a tool, "and it would get them caught." Bellick told Mahone they didn't need him, "We're busy tracking them down and it's only a matter of time before we catch them." "Mahone says tracking means you're always behind your prey." Let's walk and see. Bellick muttered.
