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| - A man and woman, lovers, kiss in bed. In voice over, the man questions who we are without the person who connects us to the world. On a New York subway train, a downtrodden, bearded and disheveled man sits alone, his head down. A gang of young men, led by Anton O'Mara approach him, taunting him, attempting to pick a fight. Reese easily overpowers them, with the attack caught by a security camera, his face surrounded by a yellow box. Reese refuses accusing Finch of being a bored rich guy and attacks Finch's men when they try to stop him. He retreats to his hotel.
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| - A man and woman, lovers, kiss in bed. In voice over, the man questions who we are without the person who connects us to the world. On a New York subway train, a downtrodden, bearded and disheveled man sits alone, his head down. A gang of young men, led by Anton O'Mara approach him, taunting him, attempting to pick a fight. Reese easily overpowers them, with the attack caught by a security camera, his face surrounded by a yellow box. At the police station, Detective Joss Carter talks with the man, who she believes to be a vet having reentry problems. He says little, answering her with a few cryptic words. Intrigued by him, she retrieves the man's finger prints from a plastic cup and is informed by a forensic tech that he is wanted in four different countries as well as in connection with a Queens missing persons case from 2008. Just then, a clearly high-priced attorney arrives at the station and points out the man as his client. Carter, now aware of the man's wanted status, exits the station just in time to see a Lincoln Town Car quickly pull away. The next morning, the man is taken to the Queensboro Bridge, accompanied by Finch's private security. He is introduced to Harold Finch, who addresses him as Mr. Reese, and tells him he knows about Reese's past, including the work he had done for the government, and his presumed death. Finch offers Reese a new purpose in life, and a job. Driving to mid-town New York, Finch shares statistics about the many deaths occurring in New York, claiming he has a way to foresee people involved in future crimes, though he does not know whether they will be the victim or the perpetrator. He points out Diane Hansen, an Assistant District Attorney who is at the top of his list, and asks Reese to follow her and protect her. Reese refuses accusing Finch of being a bored rich guy and attacks Finch's men when they try to stop him. He retreats to his hotel. At his hotel, Reese cuts his hair and shaves off his beard as he listens to the news reporting the search for a mysterious man involved in a subway attack. He falls asleep with the television on, "The Seven Samurai" playing. In Mexico, the woman sits on the bed, watching the television, disbelieving expression on her face. In the background, Reese asks her what is wrong, as the telephone rings. Reese awakens to a telephone ringing, now in a fancier hotel room, tied to the bed. After being forced to hear a woman being murdered in the adjacent room, Reese breaks free and discovers it is a recording played by Finch. Finch reveals he knew about Jessica's death, and promises Reese a chance to save people in time.
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