Sydney, whatever grief my apparent death might have caused you, I only wish I could have spared you the pain.
When I heard you were dead, any grief I felt was over the possibility of never knowing my sister. I did not grieve for you.
“Blood Ties” · Season 3
In this episode: Sydney Bristow (4), Michael Vaughn (2), Jack Bristow (1), Arvin Sloane (1), Julian Sark (1)
After mom died, I used to have these daydreams. I would imagine her leading my girl scout troop or taking me shopping for new school clothes. I thought if only she'd lived, she would have been my best friend. When I learned the truth about her, and saw Irina for who she truly was, I was devastated. I won't make the same mistake twice.
Sydney, there's something you should know. When I first learned of Sloane's affair with your mother, I was forced to consider the possibility that I wasn't in fact your biological father.
You don't even--
It's not the case. I had our medical files examined. Our relationship is clear. But I wanted you to know, during that brief time before I was reassured my feelings for you never changed.
I'll ask you again: where is the Passenger?
Holding that thing ... you almost look like you've reached puberty.
Your sister - you have to let her go.
You're tired. I should let you sleep.
No. My father was killed because he took her from the KGB. He hid her from your mother. That's why she murdered him. I met someone who told me the prophecy. The Passenger and the Chosen One shall battle; neither will survive.
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