How's it feel being on the run?
I'll survive.
Not if they catch you. They'll send you to the chair.
Do you think that's ironic?
That'd be justice.
“Sona” · Season 2, Episode 22
In this episode: Michael Scofield (2), Lincoln Burrows (2), Alexander Mahone (2), Paul Kellerman (2), Sara Tancredi (1), Agent Kim (1)
[In court at Sara's trial]
What I'm about to divulge to you will, in all likelihood, get me killed. Actually, I guarantee it.
LLawyer
Then why are you doing it?
Because this was supposed to be about country, about loyalty, about what's right, but it wasn't, because I wronged people who should not have been wronged. Those orders were given by Caroline Reynolds who was Vice President at the time. Acting on those orders, I planted evidence, I procured a body, I lured Lincoln Burrows into that parking garage that evening under the auspices of a different hit. Ground up, we framed him. See, Lincoln Burrows get executed, people forget about Terrence Steadman, the controversy surrounding him and the Presidency, and nobody ever knows about The Company.
WLWoman Lawyer
Yes, which is a shadowy cabal of corporations that pretty much influence everything that happens in this country. But I fail to see how any of this is relevant to Sara Tancredi and the fact that she aided and abetted, that she jumped bail--
She did so because she feared for her life, which was appropriate, as I had orders to kill her.
[In van for prisoner transport while guard is checking engine]
In the French Resistance, it was considered a high honor to face a Nazi firing squad--
GGuard
I thought I told you to be quiet.
Meant you did your job. The highest honor was to smile when they shot you.
[Van door opens, reveals masked men with machine guns]
Took you long enough.
We did it, Linc. We did it.
Yeah.
No. [camera shows him on dock, pointing gun at them] You almost did it.
You want the money?! [throws bag on ground] Take the money. Take it.
You think this is about the money? [kicks bag into water] Pocket change like $5 million?
Then what is it about? My brother's been exonerated. The President stepped down. We're not a threat anymore. It's over.
You may be done with us, but that doesn't mean we're done with you. The police are on there way.
It started with me. Let my brother go.
Oh, that's sweet. That's sweet. You don't hear that much anymore, that sort of fidelity in families. Two brothers that'll go to to the ends of the earth for each other. Too bad only one of you will survive.
Don't!
[Gunshot, Kim falls in water, camera shows Sara shot him, they hear sirens in distance]
We got to go.
PPPanama Policeman
My men are ordered to fire if you don't come out of there with your hands first. Murder is not something that we take lightly on Panamanian soil. So come on out of there, and there will be no more deaths.
[whispering] Michael, I took a man's life.
Don't think about that now. You and I have got a date, remember? Two limes and a couple of beers, don't forget that.
PPoliceman
This is your last warning!
Give me the gun.
I took a man's life...
We're going to walk out of here together. We'll tell them exactly what happened.
[Sara starts crying]
Look at me, look at me, look at me. Then, we're going to tell them what happened.
Okay.
We're gonna explain everything. And I'm going to do whatever I can to help you. Okay?
[nodding] Yeah.
Now, give me the gun.
Here. [passes him gun]
[standing] You ready? [they embrace]
I love you.
I love you, too, Sara. [they kiss]
Okay.
You ready?
Yeah.
[They walk outside, Michael grabs Sara from behind and holds gun to her head]
Don't move! I'll shoot!
Michael, what are you doing?
Nobody moves! Nobody! [whispering to Sara] You sacrificed everything for me once. No! Don't move!
No, I can't let you do this. Michael! Michael!
Now it's time to say thank you. [lets go of Sara, steps towards police] It was me! It was me!
No! He's done nothing wrong!
I did it! I did it!
He's done nothing wrong! He's innocent!
I did it! It was me!
He hasn't hurt anybody, please, Michael! Michael, tell them the truth! Michael! He's done nothing wrong!
[over phone]
PPam
Hello?
It's me.
PPam
[Getting impatient] Reminds me of when we were in college.
Did you buy the tickets yet?
PPam
No, I'm still looking.
Don't.
PPam
What?
Forget about them... Forget I ever existed.
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