“Hourglass” · Season 3
In this episode: Jack Bristow (4), Sydney Bristow (2), Arvin Sloane (2), Michael Vaughn (1)
We should talk to Dixon and figure out a way to handle this.
Oh, I know how to handle this.
You will act like nothing has changed.
Okay, what's Plan B 'cause that's not going to happen.
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My wife betrayed me. She betrayed all of us. You can't expect me to pretend that never happened.
I'm not sure you have a choice.
Why is that?
Because you're the one that married her.
If Sloane dies, any chance I have of finding my sister dies with him.
Has it occurred to you that your half-sister might be a danger to you?
Yes of course. But it's equally possible that I can help her. She could be an innocent victim.
With Irina Derevko and Arvin Sloane as her parents, I don't think so.
Irina betrayed both of us, Jack. She sought me out for information the same way she did you.
She was my wife.
She was a KGB spy who cared nothing about you or me. I've always thought that you understood your relationship with Irina was nothing more than that. But now that your schoolboy crush on the woman who destroyed your life is preventing you from saving mine, I will have to revise that assessment.
[to Sloane] You're right. I'm not going to help you. Since this is the last conversation we will ever have, I want to make this perfectly clear. What you have done to my daughter is nothing compared to what I will do when I find yours. Salut.
[before his execution] For you who pay witness, I can only believe there is a common thought amongst you all: "This is as it should be." I do not disagree. My only request: that if my daughter is in fact found alive, that she understand my actions, she understand that this day's events are the net result of her father's passion to find her, to know her, to love her.
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