Michael stands in the parking lot of the Blanding Botanical Gardens with his hat pulled low. He rolls up his sleeve and checks the tattoo on the back of his right elbow. He taps his finger on the blue-black image of a flower.

Michael slides through the back of the gardens into a supply area. An employee leaves and the security gate slowly closes behind him. Before it shuts, Michael grabs the knob and moves into the building. He quickly checks a row of clipboards and grabs a hat and vest from a locker. A garden volunteer calls to Michael and wants to know what he’s doing there. Michael tells him that the night manager said he could change shifts. Michael smiles and heads into the gardens.

Once inside, Michael grabs a brochure from the wall and looks for the “APACHE DESERT GHOST” on the map. Hat pulled low, he moves through the garden and finds a white flower within a cactus. He stops and reads the name place. Michael looks away to another volunteer nearby who’s hands are suspiciously clean after taking care of the plants. Across from him is another man holding a camera, near his feet are several smoked cigarettes.

Michael knows he has been set up and slowly backs away from the plant. The men see Michael slipping away and move in. One man alerts unseen agents through a microphone tucked in his sleeve. Michael slips by a chain of school children, slowing down the agents. Agents split up, weapons drawn. It’s a race now. All three men sprint through the gardens. When the agents close in on Michael, they only find his hat and vest hanging on a fence.

Lincoln and LJ tear down the highway, still inside Jeanette’s car. Lincoln gets serious with LJ. Lincoln says that LJ is a free man. He can leave his father and start over. But LJ chooses to stand by Lincoln’s side.

Michael sits in the back corner of a diner. A local man barks at the waitress to turn up the volume on the television. A reporter speaks out, “Do you have any thoughts on the death of David Apolskis?” Hearing the name spins Michael around in the booth to face the television. Michael sits, mouth open, and watches Agent Mahone cover his tail. Mahone defends that Tweener was a fugitive and his case was handled appropriately. Mahone shows remorse for his actions and says, “Sometimes things happen that are just out of your control.” Another reporter speaks up, “Sources claim that you’ve recovered Scofield’s hard drive,” Michael slowly stands, but Mahone doesn’t answer the question. The reporter persists, claiming that the information from the hard drive led agents to the botanical gardens, but again Mahone declares, “No comment.” Michael quickly puts everything together. With that hard drive, Mahone could know everything.

Back at the FBI field office, Agent Lang tells Wheeler the results are back from their lab. They found 3200 Nitroglycerine ampoules hidden under the flower Michael was looking for. The conditions of the garden kept the Nitroglycerine stable. Mahone walks in and points out that the ampoules have more than enough power to destroy a building. He continues on to demanding than no more leaks can come from his department.