- Previously on Prison Break: - What you're doing up - there in the infirmary, - what it's got to do with - what we're doing here? - Four days from now, - on the night of the escape, - we'll have 18 minutes to get the - bars off the infirmary window, - and for all seven of us to get - across the wire and over the wall. - Is that doable? - Of course. - Maricruz, it's me. - Baby, what the hell is going on? - Well, Hector says that you - can serve your full sentence. - What are you doing here? - Where's Maricruz? - She's not gonna be coming - around here anymore. - This Is a joke, right? - - She's with me now. - I just need to know - what Michael Scofield wanted from - you in exchange for the green card. - Why would you need a - credit card in prison? - If I'd have known that this is how - this whole thing was gonna turn out, - I'd have gotten some - crap job with the Feds. - Keep talking like that, I'm gonna be - forced to put a bullet in your head. - I need to get out while - I still got my life. - Daddy! Daddy! - Things have changed. I want in. - What's up? - We've got too many people. - I've done the math, - and one of them has to go. - Sorry to keep you waiting. - Oh, it's, uh, not a problem. - Hmm. Impressive resume. - Thank you. - Tell me why you chose to pursue - a career in engineering. - Well, um, - I've always been interested in, - uh, structure, geometry. - How things fit together. - How an object that, uh, - performs a function can... - also be a work of art. - What about the future? - Where do you see yourself in five years? - One suit, black. - That baby boy all - growed up yet? - Oh, he's gonna raise - hell the next few years. - Take after his mama. - Yeah, you know, - it's the same old same up here. - But, uh... - things are getting - pretty tense, - like they're fixin' to, uh, collide. - You know what I mean, Jimmy? - There's a potential, - uh, situation. - I found our access to - the infirmary building, - but I'm gonna need some - time to make it work. - How much time? - Enough for me to find my way up a - 20-foot vertical drain pipe without - using a ladder. - I'll probably need to skip PI tomorrow - if I want to get this thing done. - Can't just skip it. - It ain't class. - What if one of the - bulls decide to drop in? - Well, I don't have a choice, - do I? - Once we get through the pipe - below the guards' room, - it will be a whole lot easier. - I can come and go - without using the door, - and with Westmoreland - as a lookout, - we'll have one more - man available for dig. - Westmoreland's gonna - be a problem. - All seven of us can't break - over that wall in 18 minutes. - You said it yourself: - it's impossible. - Listen, man, I'm telling you, - one of us has got to take a hike. - I know. - Mind if I share that with - the rest of the class? - Apparently, College - Boy here did the math. - Figured out that we got - too many clowns in the car. - So, one of us is in here digging, - but his seat ain't guaranteed. - How is this your problem, man? - He doesn't know what - he's talking about. - I'm not gonna dig if - I'm not gonna go. - We need to make a - decision on who gets cut. - Well, I think we can all agree - who that should be. Right? - Oh, pardon me for interrupting. - But, uh... - what's that smell? - It smells a little - like... conspiracy. - We need to get back to work. - Yeah, before you do, - I have an announcement to make. - I've been growing leery of the way - y'all talk, like I'm a lesser man. - So, I bought an - insurance policy. - I called up my guy on the outside, - and I told him about our plan. - And I told him, in all likelihood, - I'll be seeing him next week, - but... - if he don't hear from me five minutes - before the escape, and 20 minutes after, - I told him to call up the warden, - blow the whistle on the whole thing. - So if you all got ideas - about getting rid of me... - I suggest you make other plans. - Son of a bitch has got a - countermove for everything. - Not for this. - Odd men out-- me and you. - What do you mean? - Look who you're - walking with right now. - You should be up there, - calling the shots with - the rest of the suits. - Yeah. So? - So? - Scofield is only - here for one reason: - his brother. - And he only needs two things: - the old man's money, - and the mob boss's plane. - He don't need you. - You just happened to be in the - same cell when he got here. - You and the toilet. - I've done a lot of - work on this thing. - Exactly, and me, too. - Yeah, we're just the damn - laborers on this thing, man. - And the night that Fish - goes into that hole, - you think he wants to carry - all that extra baggage? - 'Cause that's all we are. - I don't know about you, - but I'm going. - How much does he - tell you, anyways? - Or does he keep it - all to himself? - Yeah, he probably tells you, - the less you know, the better, right? - You don't know what - you're talking about. - He tells me everything. - If he tells you everything, - then you don't need him. - Now, we can go by ourselves, - me and you. - Or, you know, you can wait - and see if Scofield really - wants to carry heavy weight. - It's up to you, popi. - Yo, I still waitin'. - What for? - I swiped you that watch, man. - Where's my PI? - That's not gonna happen. - You promised. - I said I'd think about it. - Maybe somewhere down the road. - Yeah. Ain't gonna - hold my breath. - What do you want me to do? - Get somebody! Now! - No, no, no! No, they see a bullet, - they're gonna call the cops. - We don't have a choice, okay? - I'm not gonna let you die. - Find it, find it! Find it! - What? - The bullet-- - just find it and dig it out. - - I can't. - - Do it! - Where's Scofield? - There you are. - I just looked for you in your cell. - Couldn't find you anyplace.
