Haven (2010–2015): Season 5, Episode 14 - New World Order - full transcript
New Troubles have infected over half the town and that's the good news.
- Previously on Haven...
- Who are you?
- I'm your mother.
- I've turned Duke Crocker
into something awesome...
A concentration of new Troubles
that no one has ever seen.
- Do not touch anything else.
- If my mom doesn't open a thinny
and let me leave, Duke will blow.
- Do you think your vision was of a massacre
that happened here once'?
- "Croatoan"...
- That was carved today.
- Julia!
- Joe Sena, father who trapped cop Alex Sena
and Julia Sena, on that boat.
- Joe, you're troubled,
and you are doing this to your kids.
- Daddy!
- It's your Trouble that's trapping them.
It's trapping them in the places
you fear for them the most.
- There are parts of her
that could make you better.
Let me return them to you.
- It's me.
- Parker.
- Duke!
- Keep back. Those are all Troubles.
- Duke, are you okay?
- Can you help him?
- I don't know.
Duke isn't like other troubled people.
- All those Troubles... Where did they go?
(indistinct chatter)
- Ugh!
- Ah!
- Ugh!
- Richard?
- What the hell was that?
- Richard? What are you doing?
(people screaming)
- He's alive. He's just out cold.
- I'm so sorry. I didn't know
Mara would go this far.
(distant explosions)
- We didn't know there were so many of them.
- We've got to get back to the station, now.
- Listen, you go, okay? Charlotte and I
will take Duke back to the hospital.
- I'll grab my research.
Whatever Mara's done to Duke,
we might need it.
- Yeah.
- No, I'm not leaving you.
(distant explosion)
- Nathan...
We have to split up.
Listen to that.
Haven is tearing itself apart.
- You'll be okay?
- Yeah.
- You trust her?
- She chose me over her own daughter.
That's got to count for something, doesn't it?
Besides, a little family time
could be enlightening.
- Just steer clear from anything dangerous.
- Yeah.
I just got you back.
- Ready?
(indistinct chatter)
- Browne, Farkas. Head out to Marcoon Hills.
Ward, Lenihan, you're on the flash flood
out at sixteen pools.
- All Troubles?
- And all at the same time.
This weird fog bank isn't helping.
We need to get in front of this.
- What the hell is going on out there?
- Come here.
- Mara's gone? For good?
- It's just Audrey now.
But Mara got the last laugh.
She messed with Duke,
turned him into some kind of bomb.
All these Troubles came
bursting out, infected people.
- So this fog around town...
it must be someone's Trouble.
No one can get through it.
- That fog has us trapped here?
- Yeah.
Along with all these new Troubles
that Duke released.
- Anyone in Haven could be troubled.
And people are panicking.
- And since Troubles are activated
by intense emotions...
- This could snowball.
- What?
- This might just be the beginning.
- What do you mean?
- Well, back when I was dangling
in the void, I was injured.
And ever since, I've been having these...
visions.
- Visions of what?
- Along, long time ago...
People running, screaming, dying.
- And one word carved like
a desperate message.
"Croatoan."
- The lost colony... in North Carolina.
- We think... that something...
came out of the void
through a thinny in North Carolina
and wiped out all those people,
erased them all from the face of the earth.
- And what does this have to do with Haven?
- That word, "croatoan",
we found it again
here, carved in a rock recently.
We're afraid that it might be
some kind of warning,
but whatever it is...
it's here. And we're next.
- Anything else... from your visions?
Anything about what's going on now?
- I'm sorry... no.
- Could you have another one?
- Maybe. Painkillers?
Morphine at the hospital
brought on visions before.
- That was totally unpredictable.
Unless you guys have a bunch
of LSD lying around, I--
- Figure it out. We need answers.
(indistinct chatter)
- Chief, a handful of officers
were dispatched to the edge of town
to deal with this situation.
- Do any of the officers
know about the Troubles?
- No! Not many do.
And it's falling apart out there.
- Their fear could just make things worse.
- This is chief Hendrickson.
Give me sit-rep.
(officer): Chief, we're gonna have
a riot out here.
- Calm down. Give me the facts.
- All right, I don't really
know how to, but...
Okay, look, we got more
than a dozen citizens.
No one can get through this fog.
They're agitated, violent.
Some of them are doing things,
hell, I can't even explain.
- Listen to me very carefully.
Do not scare those people...
No guns, no cuffs.
Keep everyone calm.
That's your priority.
- SIT, stop. Stop!
(man): Help me! Help me!
- How are you doing that?
(long yell)
Chief, we need backup now!
(people screaming over walkie)
- No! No!
Ahhhh!
(static hisses)
(explosion)
- Come on, let's go!
(theme music)
(sirens wailing)
- Hey, can we get some help?
- What's going on?
- We're evacuating everyone.
There's some kind of deadly gas upstairs.
The way it moves... I swear it had a face.
- Okay, that sounds like a Trouble.
I need to go.
- No, stay with Duke.
I'll go. I'll help where I can
and grab my research.
- Are you sure?
- Audrey, please, just...
...let me do this.
. Okay-
- That was painfully heartwarming.
- Oh, my God, Duke, are you okay?
- Yeah.
Yeah, I feel great, actually.
- You had Troubles flying out of you.
Do you feel empty now or normal?
- Normal tends to steer clear of me.
What the hell is...
Oh, my God.
All of this...
...is because of me.
I wanted to stop it. I shouldn't
have even been here!
- What are you saying?
- I was gonna skip town,
go through a thinny into the void.
- What? Why?
- Far away from Dwight and Nathan and...
Wu,.
- Oh...
- If I'd blown up in there,
none of this would've happened.
- Where are you going?
- All of these Troubles,
they came from me.
There must be something
in my family journal, right?
We need to know what we're up against.
- What the hell is this?
- It's the last known location
of the patrolman
that was on the radio
when the line went dead.
- There were screams, shouting.
Here it's so...
...quiet.
- What's wrong with these people?
- It's another Trouble.
It's like they're frozen in place.
They seem to be uninjured.
- I think I found your patrolmen.
- What the hell happened here?
- They were just following procedure.
- That's part of the problem,
the guns, the cuffs, the Miranda rights.
They scared these people
into activating their Troubles.
We need a new approach
or Haven's gonna burn to the ground.
- This...
This fog...
People can't get through.
They just get...
...turned around.
It just makes things worse.
People always knew they could leave
if things got too bad.
Now there's no escape.
Scared people trying to run
realize they're trapped...
- Freak out and activate their Troubles.
- Which scares more people,
then more Troubles.
- This keeps up, there won't be anyone left in
Haven. Where did this wall of fog come from?
- There's only one person I know
whose Trouble could create a barrier like that.
Parker, we got to find Joe Sena,
the guy whose Trouble locked up his kids.
This fog that's trapping people in town,
he could be behind it, right?
- Yeah, it makes sense.
It sounds like his Trouble.
I'll go find him, I'll talk him down.
(car horn honking)
(tires squealing)
- Hang on.
Whoa. Look out!
Stop!
Find him.
We gotta bring this barrier down, now.
(explosion, sirens wailing)
(indistinct chatter)
We sure about this?
- Look at what we're up against...
The fog, magnetic storms, explosions.
On top of all of that, there's
reports of more officers frozen,
down by the bakery and the wharf.
- It's our only option.
We've worked as hard as anyone
to protect Haven's secrets.
But if we don't do this,
there's not gonna be
anything left to protect.
- All right, everybody,
drop what you're doing and listen up.
Let's go, everybody. Come on.
We need to tell you...
People are dying out there.
Some of you may know it already,
but for those of you who don't,
you need to know why... the truth.
- Haven...
...it's, uh...
It isn't like other places.
In this town, there are people who have...
...supernatural abilities.
If you've been out on the streets today,
you've seen them.
- People doing things you can't explain,
things that seem impossible.
Some call these people cursed.
We call ourselves troubled.
(whispering)
- He's not alone.
I'm troubled too.
People like us, we...
...we've been in Haven for generations.
- For those of you who already know about
the Troubles or had some suspicion,
you need to know
this is the worst it's ever been.
There's dozen of Troubles
happening right now.
We won't survive like this.
- What do you want us to do?
- Adapt... as peace officers.
People who are troubled...
they don't know what they're doing,
even if they did, they probably
couldn't control it.
Troubles feed off powerful emotions.
- That's why it's so bad out there,
'cause people are scared.
They're confused,
but they are not criminals.
So, as cops, we can't treat them like it.
- Forget what you know.
Arresting them, drawing your sidearms,
the protocols you rely on
as officers of the law,
it's only gonna make things worse.
We need to stay calm,
make these people feel safe,
maintain control.
- You're looking pretty good
for someone who was just on death's door.
- Yeah... yoga.
All right, all right, all right.
Enough, enough, enough.
Right now, look, I just...
I want to focus on
cleaning up Mara's mess...
My mess.
I heard one of your
formerly uninformed cops
talking about the girl
who can make things explode.
I've seen that Trouble up close.
I know the trigger.
- Duke, there's a lot going on. I don't...
- Nathan, please!
I need this.
I gave her that Trouble.
I saw when it happened.
But this one...
I can fix.
So... unless you've got a cheat sheet
to solve some other Trouble...
- No.
Let's go.
And today, we're bringing backup.
- I know it's a lot,
but it's the truth.
I hate to ask, but...
anyone have any questions?
- What?!
- You're looking for a narcotic?
- Yeah.
- Something to tap into your subconscious?
- Honestly, we just need something
to activate one of my visions.
- I've got just the thing.
- Tequila?
- Yep, it's so strong,
it's illegal even in Mexico.
Oh, this'll give you visions, all right.
- And you keep it in there with the bodies?
- I don't hear them complaining.
(sirens wailing)
- If Joe's not here, where else would he be?
- His Trouble's based on protecting
his children, and his daughter's safe.
Maybe he's out looking
for his son, Alex Sena.
- The cop. Well, he should be easy
enough to track down, then.
- Except for that he's missing.
Nathan found his partner frozen
by a Trouble on Route 19.
Maybe if we get back to town,
we can talk to some cops.
- Audrey, even if we find Joe,
how do we get him
to bring down the barrier?
(explosion)
(gasp)
And how do we talk him down from all this?
- You're scared.
- We're not immune to these new Troubles
that came out of Duke.
Mara designed it that way.
She was desperate
for a way to hurt our kind,
and we... you could die.
- Not just us, everyone.
Kind of makes us like them, huh?
So let's fix this.
- Fine.
But I'm driving.
- Not happening;
(Scoffs)
- So inside, we got Lisa Hawkins.
Anything she touches explodes.
It's not her fault. She's not a perp,
she's a scared young woman.
So we're gonna go in
in a small group, unarmed.
Baucom, Cline, you're with me.
Leave your weapons, maintain your distance.
Crocker's gonna do the talking.
- Nice to see you all again,
you know, without the bars between us.
- Remember, stay calm.
Keep her calm.
The rest of you, watch the street,
keep pedestrians clear.
Let's go.
- Hey. It's Alex, right?
You're Joe Sena's son.
- Yes, sir.
- Earlier today, you and your partner
responded to a call out on Route 19...
...by the fog wall?
- Yeah. Why?
- Where else have you been today,
officer?
- I, um...
I've been running around town all day,
trying to help out where I could.
But I couldn't do anything.
- No, I get it.
Just tell me exactly where you've been.
- L-like you said, uh...
...out at the edge of town, the...
the bakery, uh...
the... the fire at the wharf...
- Oh, God. Alex...
Are you...?
- It's okay.
- Hang on, hang on.
- Just stay calm. Alex, everything's okay.
- Get back.
- Everyone, please.
- He's one of them, isn't he?!
- No, no, no, no!
Oh, my God...
- What'd you do to them?
- Hang on.
I didn't do this. You did.
You said it yourself... you've been seeing
people get frozen all over town.
Think about it, Alex,
you're the connection.
- My partner and I...
we responded to a call out on Route 19.
There was... there was this fog.
No one... no one could get out.
Look, I had my training, but nothing could've
prepared me for what I saw today.
- You were scared.
When you're paralyzed by fear, you...
freeze anyone who's around you.
That's your Trouble.
- My dad...
...he called me. H-he was in a panic.
He was rambling.
He told me that he put a barrier
around the entire town.
I thought the old man had lost it,
but that's what that fog is, isn't it?
He's got a Trouble too.
- Wait.
Your dad caused the fog Trouble?
That's not possible.
You guys couldn't have different Troubles.
Unless you...
...both got new Troubles today.
- How... how is this even possible?
Why us?
- Ah. Oh, I need a beer.
Tequila makes me thirsty.
- That's it.
I'm done.
- Hey, come on, we've come this far.
Drink up, lightweight.
- Oh.
(groaning)
- Well, then... what now?
- I don't know.
The visions just happened
on their own before.
Maybe we need to talk him into it.
Uh, hello?
Dave?
Whatever you're connected to,
it's here...
...in Haven...
Now.
(snoring)
Damn it! You have to do this.
You're the key to all this nonsense.
The void, the lost colony, croatoan.
(heartbeat accelerating)
It's chasing someone.
Hunting.
I think I know the place.
- Then we can still save them.
- Not me. I can't...
I'm hammered.
- Not for long.
This will have you
stone-cold sober in no time.
- What do you have that for?
- Don't ask questions
you don't want the answer to.
(Sigh)
(claps hands)
- It's not working.
- This isn't really my thing. My...
My guess is that you're still scared.
- Well, yeah.
I'm a freak now,
trapped in a town full of them.
You try taking your mind off of it.
Wait.
Why didn't I freeze you?
- Because I did this to you.
Your Trouble...
Everybody who got a Trouble today...
It all came from me.
- You did this to me?
To my dad?
And now we're all stuck here
because of you?
- I'm sorry. I didn't mean...
- Shut up.
You ruined my life...
All of our lives, and you think
you can apologize for that?
You know what?
I was afraid.
But the way things are now,
I can't afford to be,
not anymore.
You should get out of here
before you get more people killed.
- Just...
Take it easy.
Come here. Come on.
- What was that about?
- I gave him his Trouble.
- So that's why you didn't get frozen.
You're immune to the Troubles
that come out of you.
He'll be all right for a minute.
Got to deal with exploding girl now,
but if she recognizes you...
Maybe you shouldn't be here.
- Yeah. Yeah, I guess I was...
I was kind of thinking the same thing.
- You guys ready?
- I guess this means that we're walking.
- Good thing I'm still in heels.
- Nathan confirmed that Joe Sena is the one
creating the fog so we need to find him.
- It feels like we're further from finding him
now than when we first started.
- We just gotta keep trying, right?
It's what we got to do.
- What if there's another option?
The thinnies here, I sealed them
so that Mara couldn't use them.
I'm the only one who can open them now.
There's nothing more we can do here.
What if we leave this place...
while we still can?
- "Leave"?
But you risked your life
going back for your research, I...
...thought you said you could help us.
- That's not what I went back for.
I needed to get...
this.
We need these to go home.
They pull us through the void.
Without them, we'd be lost there.
You had Mara's for all this time,
but never really knew what it meant.
Let's open a thinny, go through the void.
You can even bring Nathan.
And we'll return home
as mother and daughter...
To your real home.
With your real family.
- Charlotte, uh...
...mom...
I am home.
I could never abandon Haven.
These people need our help,
and we can help them.
You were coming up with a cure
for the Troubles, weren't you?
- See, that's just the thing.
Mara knew more about this than I do.
I'm still learning.
I don't know how to remove a Trouble
from someone without killing them.
- That's not possible.
You built the barn.
It was Mara's prison. It...
It was gonna clean up
all of her mess, right? The...
The barn was going to cure everyone's Troubles
if I killed Nathan, the person that I love.
That's how this was
all supposed to work, right?
- No.
If that happened, the barn
would've sent out a pulse.
It would've killed all troubled people...
everywhere.
It wasn't gonna cure the Troubles.
But it was going to end them.
(sirens wailing)
I know it sounds cruel, but--
- How could you?
- Audrey...
- You're no better than your daughter.
- You are my daughter!
- Oh no.
- No, we are family.
- No!
I will never be like you.
I'm gonna fix this on my own.
You go through your thinny, alone.
- Audrey, please...
- Get the hell out of my town.
(indistinct chatter)
- It's gonna be okay.
You're not gonna hurt anyone else
if you do what we talked about, okay?
- Parker.
- Hi!
- You okay?
- Yeah.
What's going on here?
- Uh, that girl's touch makes things explode.
I talked her down.
Another squad's dealing with a guy
who causes earthquakes, and on and on.
Dwight's got H.P.D. trying their best, but--
- Troubles keep popping up everywhere.
- And the fog around town's
just making them worse.
- Yeah.
- Any luck finding Joe Sena yet?
Alex doesn't know where he is either.
- What are we gonna do?
What's the plan now?
- I was gonna ask you the same thing.
Where's Charlotte?
Isn't there something she can do?
- No. No, there isn't
anything she can do for us.
(cell phone vibrating)
Vince.
Okay.
We'll be right there.
We got to go.
Vince has got something.
(indistinct chatter)
(telephone ringing)
- Copy that.
Head to Harper's Mills, now, now.
Okay, they're on it.
I'm busy.
- I came to say goodbye.
- Goodbye.
- Here...
- If there's no cure for the Troubles in there,
I'm not interested.
- It's my research... all of it.
There's no cure, but I just...
I wanted you to know that
I wasn't just wasting your time.
- It wasn't my time you were wasting.
Look around this town.
(sighing)
- We got a problem.
The guys who were sent to Gilead Darn
to deal with the zero gravity?
They need backup.
- We're running out of cops, Stan.
- Chief, those are my friends out there,
I'll go.
- Okay. You got this.
- All right.
- This isn't working.
- Move it. You're going in a cell.
- Brandt, what the hell are you doing?
- He's one of them, chief.
He makes things shake.
- So you brought him here?
- Yeah, we're gonna lock him up.
He was resisting arrest.
(rumbling)
(groaning)
(screaming)
- Guys...
What'd you find?
- Dave's vision led us here...
To him.
He's dead.
- It's Joe Sena.
His trouble was what created
this barrier around Haven.
- The barrier's still up.
- Dying doesn't always end the trouble.
And who knows what all these new ones do?
- What if the killer from your vision
knew that?
In Dave's vision, the killer was chasing
this man, hunting him.
What if he scared Joe into creating
this barrier around the town,
then killed him?
- So that no one could bring it down.
- We're all trapped in Haven...
with a killer.
- Richard, you're tearing the building apart!
Hey, hey!
Look at me!
Calm down.
This isn't your fault, okay?
We can stop this together.
- Down on the ground!
- No! Wait!
(groaning)
Stand down. Put your guns away now.
McHugh...
How'd you know that would work?
- Experience.
Figured it's tough to get
worked up if you're out cold.
- This mean you're back?
- No offense, chief, it looks
like you could use my help.
- Yeah.
(rumbling, electricity crackles)
Okay, the building's unstable.
Everybody get out now! Now! Go!
Go, get him out of here.
And thanks, McHugh.
(cell phone ringing)
Yeah?
- Dwight, Joe Sena's dead,
but his barrier is still up.
- So that's it.
No way out.
- We're screwed until we find another way
to get that barrier down
or a cure for the Troubles.
- There isn't one. It's time we started
to accept the way things really are.
- What do you mean?
- Telling our officers wasn't enough,
but I know how we're gonna deal
with the Troubles from here on out...
How we're gonna survive.
- What's he gonna do?
- I don't know. We gotta find a way
to get that barrier down.
- Duke.
- He's immune to Troubles that came from him.
- Maybe if we're lucky, he can figure out
a way to get the whole thing down somehow.
- "Lucky"? What's that like?
(siren blaring)
(voice on loudspeaker): Attention,
citizens of Haven.
Please stand by
for an important announcement.
Attention, citizens of Haven.
Please stand by
for an important announcement.
Attention, citizens of Haven.
Please stand by
for an important announcement.
(feedback whines)
- This is Dwight Hendrickson...
your chief of police.
By now, you all know Haven as we knew it...
...is gone.
The Troubles are real.
Anyone in Haven could have a Trouble.
It'll be something you wouldn't want
or can't control.
If you're scared
and want to leave town,
don't.
There's a barrier around Haven.
It's like a shroud that blankets
the whole town.
It looks like a fog,
but you can't get in or out.
Help isn't coming.
We're on our own.
But we have each other.
We can help each other
live with what we are.
There's people in town who know
how to live with the Troubles.
Have for years.
You may know some of us.
We wear a tattoo.
We call ourselves "The Guard."
We've dedicated ourselves
to helping troubled people
wherever and whenever we can,
and that's what we're gonna do.
The old ways are gone.
We won't survive like that.
So The Guards taking charge.
The Guard will protect you.
The Guard will maintain law and order.
Stay safe.
Stay calm.
Your Trouble may never come out.
Remember...
You're not alone.
We're all in this together.
This is the new Haven.
(cell phone dialing)
- Duke, we need you.
Thanks for meeting us here.
- You guys really think I can just
walk through this thing, huh?
(sighing)
- It came out of a Trouble
that shot out of you.
You're immune to them.
- And I'm not.
Nobody else is.
(groaning)
- Even if I can, then what?
Huh?
Just click my heels, make it disappear?
- It's worth a shot.
Might be the first step towards
getting things back to normal.
- Come on, Nathan.
We all know there's no going back.
I can't bring this shroud down.
I can't save this town.
I'm not the solution. I'm the problem.
Haven will never be the same,
and I'm the one to blame for it.
On the other hand...
if I had left...
...none of this would be happening.
So I'm gonna do what I should
have done a long time ago.
- Duke... think of everything
that you've done for Haven.
Think of all that you've done for us.
- Oh, yeah, like what?
Helping you kill troubled people?
Sacrificing Jennifer to open that door?
Everything that I do
in this town hurts someone.
I'm not a hero.
I'm just a smuggler.
Haven, the Troubles.
None of this was supposed to be my life.
And the sooner I accept that...
- Hey, don't do this, okay?
We need you. We can't do it without you.
- I'm sorry, Audrey.
You're gonna have to.
- Duke.
- Goodbye.
- Duke!
Nice speech.
- You think?
I had to cut out the whole piece
about immigration reform.
Listen, we got to get back to it, okay?
Stamping out fires all over the place.
- And how long do we expect this to last...
the Guard in charge and all?
- I was thinking permanently.
- What about H.P.D.?
- What about it?
The cops who didn't quit after today
already joined us.
There is no more H.P.D.
- So that's it, then.
You're all Guard now.
- You should be too.
You already got the ink.
The Troubles are everywhere, and
The Guard's better equipped to handle it.
- Is that an order, chief?
- That's not me...
Not anymore.
- Did you finish the autopsy?
- Yes and no.
Obviously Joe here is dead,
but there is no cause of death,
and there is only one
other body like that found in Haven.
- The Colorado Kid.
- Yes.
And there's this.
(gasp)
- Oh...
The killer in my visions...
...his victims... he pulled something
out through their eyes.
Back in '83, I woke up on that beach
beside the Colorado Kid.
I thought I killed him, but...
if this body is the same as his, then...
- Then you didn't kill him
any more than you killed Joe Sena.
You're just somehow
connected to whatever did.
- So you need a new recruit, chief?
- Gonna need to see your resume first.
- You're still here.
- Not by choice.
It turns out this shroud has blocked
every last way out of Haven...
...even mine.
- Great.
One big, happy family.
- Not really.
- If you're stuck here...
...maybe we can make it count for something.
I know the barn wasn't a cure,
but I don't care.
That was before you came here,
and now, like it or not,
we're in this together.
- So what do you want from me?
- Use your research.
Find another way.
Build something that cures everybody
once and for all.
- I don't know how.
- But it is possible?
- Maybe.
- So when do we start?
- Where you going, son?
- Doesn't matter.
- Well, I'm headed north, driving all night.
Hop on in if you want.
(sighing)
- You coming from Haven?
- Um...
- Haven, it's the... the town right behind us,
you couldn't have missed it.
- Buddy, I know Maine like the back of my hand.
I never heard of any Haven.
- Yeah, trust me,
you're better off that way.
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- Who are you?
- I'm your mother.
- I've turned Duke Crocker
into something awesome...
A concentration of new Troubles
that no one has ever seen.
- Do not touch anything else.
- If my mom doesn't open a thinny
and let me leave, Duke will blow.
- Do you think your vision was of a massacre
that happened here once'?
- "Croatoan"...
- That was carved today.
- Julia!
- Joe Sena, father who trapped cop Alex Sena
and Julia Sena, on that boat.
- Joe, you're troubled,
and you are doing this to your kids.
- Daddy!
- It's your Trouble that's trapping them.
It's trapping them in the places
you fear for them the most.
- There are parts of her
that could make you better.
Let me return them to you.
- It's me.
- Parker.
- Duke!
- Keep back. Those are all Troubles.
- Duke, are you okay?
- Can you help him?
- I don't know.
Duke isn't like other troubled people.
- All those Troubles... Where did they go?
(indistinct chatter)
- Ugh!
- Ah!
- Ugh!
- Richard?
- What the hell was that?
- Richard? What are you doing?
(people screaming)
- He's alive. He's just out cold.
- I'm so sorry. I didn't know
Mara would go this far.
(distant explosions)
- We didn't know there were so many of them.
- We've got to get back to the station, now.
- Listen, you go, okay? Charlotte and I
will take Duke back to the hospital.
- I'll grab my research.
Whatever Mara's done to Duke,
we might need it.
- Yeah.
- No, I'm not leaving you.
(distant explosion)
- Nathan...
We have to split up.
Listen to that.
Haven is tearing itself apart.
- You'll be okay?
- Yeah.
- You trust her?
- She chose me over her own daughter.
That's got to count for something, doesn't it?
Besides, a little family time
could be enlightening.
- Just steer clear from anything dangerous.
- Yeah.
I just got you back.
- Ready?
(indistinct chatter)
- Browne, Farkas. Head out to Marcoon Hills.
Ward, Lenihan, you're on the flash flood
out at sixteen pools.
- All Troubles?
- And all at the same time.
This weird fog bank isn't helping.
We need to get in front of this.
- What the hell is going on out there?
- Come here.
- Mara's gone? For good?
- It's just Audrey now.
But Mara got the last laugh.
She messed with Duke,
turned him into some kind of bomb.
All these Troubles came
bursting out, infected people.
- So this fog around town...
it must be someone's Trouble.
No one can get through it.
- That fog has us trapped here?
- Yeah.
Along with all these new Troubles
that Duke released.
- Anyone in Haven could be troubled.
And people are panicking.
- And since Troubles are activated
by intense emotions...
- This could snowball.
- What?
- This might just be the beginning.
- What do you mean?
- Well, back when I was dangling
in the void, I was injured.
And ever since, I've been having these...
visions.
- Visions of what?
- Along, long time ago...
People running, screaming, dying.
- And one word carved like
a desperate message.
"Croatoan."
- The lost colony... in North Carolina.
- We think... that something...
came out of the void
through a thinny in North Carolina
and wiped out all those people,
erased them all from the face of the earth.
- And what does this have to do with Haven?
- That word, "croatoan",
we found it again
here, carved in a rock recently.
We're afraid that it might be
some kind of warning,
but whatever it is...
it's here. And we're next.
- Anything else... from your visions?
Anything about what's going on now?
- I'm sorry... no.
- Could you have another one?
- Maybe. Painkillers?
Morphine at the hospital
brought on visions before.
- That was totally unpredictable.
Unless you guys have a bunch
of LSD lying around, I--
- Figure it out. We need answers.
(indistinct chatter)
- Chief, a handful of officers
were dispatched to the edge of town
to deal with this situation.
- Do any of the officers
know about the Troubles?
- No! Not many do.
And it's falling apart out there.
- Their fear could just make things worse.
- This is chief Hendrickson.
Give me sit-rep.
(officer): Chief, we're gonna have
a riot out here.
- Calm down. Give me the facts.
- All right, I don't really
know how to, but...
Okay, look, we got more
than a dozen citizens.
No one can get through this fog.
They're agitated, violent.
Some of them are doing things,
hell, I can't even explain.
- Listen to me very carefully.
Do not scare those people...
No guns, no cuffs.
Keep everyone calm.
That's your priority.
- SIT, stop. Stop!
(man): Help me! Help me!
- How are you doing that?
(long yell)
Chief, we need backup now!
(people screaming over walkie)
- No! No!
Ahhhh!
(static hisses)
(explosion)
- Come on, let's go!
(theme music)
(sirens wailing)
- Hey, can we get some help?
- What's going on?
- We're evacuating everyone.
There's some kind of deadly gas upstairs.
The way it moves... I swear it had a face.
- Okay, that sounds like a Trouble.
I need to go.
- No, stay with Duke.
I'll go. I'll help where I can
and grab my research.
- Are you sure?
- Audrey, please, just...
...let me do this.
. Okay-
- That was painfully heartwarming.
- Oh, my God, Duke, are you okay?
- Yeah.
Yeah, I feel great, actually.
- You had Troubles flying out of you.
Do you feel empty now or normal?
- Normal tends to steer clear of me.
What the hell is...
Oh, my God.
All of this...
...is because of me.
I wanted to stop it. I shouldn't
have even been here!
- What are you saying?
- I was gonna skip town,
go through a thinny into the void.
- What? Why?
- Far away from Dwight and Nathan and...
Wu,.
- Oh...
- If I'd blown up in there,
none of this would've happened.
- Where are you going?
- All of these Troubles,
they came from me.
There must be something
in my family journal, right?
We need to know what we're up against.
- What the hell is this?
- It's the last known location
of the patrolman
that was on the radio
when the line went dead.
- There were screams, shouting.
Here it's so...
...quiet.
- What's wrong with these people?
- It's another Trouble.
It's like they're frozen in place.
They seem to be uninjured.
- I think I found your patrolmen.
- What the hell happened here?
- They were just following procedure.
- That's part of the problem,
the guns, the cuffs, the Miranda rights.
They scared these people
into activating their Troubles.
We need a new approach
or Haven's gonna burn to the ground.
- This...
This fog...
People can't get through.
They just get...
...turned around.
It just makes things worse.
People always knew they could leave
if things got too bad.
Now there's no escape.
Scared people trying to run
realize they're trapped...
- Freak out and activate their Troubles.
- Which scares more people,
then more Troubles.
- This keeps up, there won't be anyone left in
Haven. Where did this wall of fog come from?
- There's only one person I know
whose Trouble could create a barrier like that.
Parker, we got to find Joe Sena,
the guy whose Trouble locked up his kids.
This fog that's trapping people in town,
he could be behind it, right?
- Yeah, it makes sense.
It sounds like his Trouble.
I'll go find him, I'll talk him down.
(car horn honking)
(tires squealing)
- Hang on.
Whoa. Look out!
Stop!
Find him.
We gotta bring this barrier down, now.
(explosion, sirens wailing)
(indistinct chatter)
We sure about this?
- Look at what we're up against...
The fog, magnetic storms, explosions.
On top of all of that, there's
reports of more officers frozen,
down by the bakery and the wharf.
- It's our only option.
We've worked as hard as anyone
to protect Haven's secrets.
But if we don't do this,
there's not gonna be
anything left to protect.
- All right, everybody,
drop what you're doing and listen up.
Let's go, everybody. Come on.
We need to tell you...
People are dying out there.
Some of you may know it already,
but for those of you who don't,
you need to know why... the truth.
- Haven...
...it's, uh...
It isn't like other places.
In this town, there are people who have...
...supernatural abilities.
If you've been out on the streets today,
you've seen them.
- People doing things you can't explain,
things that seem impossible.
Some call these people cursed.
We call ourselves troubled.
(whispering)
- He's not alone.
I'm troubled too.
People like us, we...
...we've been in Haven for generations.
- For those of you who already know about
the Troubles or had some suspicion,
you need to know
this is the worst it's ever been.
There's dozen of Troubles
happening right now.
We won't survive like this.
- What do you want us to do?
- Adapt... as peace officers.
People who are troubled...
they don't know what they're doing,
even if they did, they probably
couldn't control it.
Troubles feed off powerful emotions.
- That's why it's so bad out there,
'cause people are scared.
They're confused,
but they are not criminals.
So, as cops, we can't treat them like it.
- Forget what you know.
Arresting them, drawing your sidearms,
the protocols you rely on
as officers of the law,
it's only gonna make things worse.
We need to stay calm,
make these people feel safe,
maintain control.
- You're looking pretty good
for someone who was just on death's door.
- Yeah... yoga.
All right, all right, all right.
Enough, enough, enough.
Right now, look, I just...
I want to focus on
cleaning up Mara's mess...
My mess.
I heard one of your
formerly uninformed cops
talking about the girl
who can make things explode.
I've seen that Trouble up close.
I know the trigger.
- Duke, there's a lot going on. I don't...
- Nathan, please!
I need this.
I gave her that Trouble.
I saw when it happened.
But this one...
I can fix.
So... unless you've got a cheat sheet
to solve some other Trouble...
- No.
Let's go.
And today, we're bringing backup.
- I know it's a lot,
but it's the truth.
I hate to ask, but...
anyone have any questions?
- What?!
- You're looking for a narcotic?
- Yeah.
- Something to tap into your subconscious?
- Honestly, we just need something
to activate one of my visions.
- I've got just the thing.
- Tequila?
- Yep, it's so strong,
it's illegal even in Mexico.
Oh, this'll give you visions, all right.
- And you keep it in there with the bodies?
- I don't hear them complaining.
(sirens wailing)
- If Joe's not here, where else would he be?
- His Trouble's based on protecting
his children, and his daughter's safe.
Maybe he's out looking
for his son, Alex Sena.
- The cop. Well, he should be easy
enough to track down, then.
- Except for that he's missing.
Nathan found his partner frozen
by a Trouble on Route 19.
Maybe if we get back to town,
we can talk to some cops.
- Audrey, even if we find Joe,
how do we get him
to bring down the barrier?
(explosion)
(gasp)
And how do we talk him down from all this?
- You're scared.
- We're not immune to these new Troubles
that came out of Duke.
Mara designed it that way.
She was desperate
for a way to hurt our kind,
and we... you could die.
- Not just us, everyone.
Kind of makes us like them, huh?
So let's fix this.
- Fine.
But I'm driving.
- Not happening;
(Scoffs)
- So inside, we got Lisa Hawkins.
Anything she touches explodes.
It's not her fault. She's not a perp,
she's a scared young woman.
So we're gonna go in
in a small group, unarmed.
Baucom, Cline, you're with me.
Leave your weapons, maintain your distance.
Crocker's gonna do the talking.
- Nice to see you all again,
you know, without the bars between us.
- Remember, stay calm.
Keep her calm.
The rest of you, watch the street,
keep pedestrians clear.
Let's go.
- Hey. It's Alex, right?
You're Joe Sena's son.
- Yes, sir.
- Earlier today, you and your partner
responded to a call out on Route 19...
...by the fog wall?
- Yeah. Why?
- Where else have you been today,
officer?
- I, um...
I've been running around town all day,
trying to help out where I could.
But I couldn't do anything.
- No, I get it.
Just tell me exactly where you've been.
- L-like you said, uh...
...out at the edge of town, the...
the bakery, uh...
the... the fire at the wharf...
- Oh, God. Alex...
Are you...?
- It's okay.
- Hang on, hang on.
- Just stay calm. Alex, everything's okay.
- Get back.
- Everyone, please.
- He's one of them, isn't he?!
- No, no, no, no!
Oh, my God...
- What'd you do to them?
- Hang on.
I didn't do this. You did.
You said it yourself... you've been seeing
people get frozen all over town.
Think about it, Alex,
you're the connection.
- My partner and I...
we responded to a call out on Route 19.
There was... there was this fog.
No one... no one could get out.
Look, I had my training, but nothing could've
prepared me for what I saw today.
- You were scared.
When you're paralyzed by fear, you...
freeze anyone who's around you.
That's your Trouble.
- My dad...
...he called me. H-he was in a panic.
He was rambling.
He told me that he put a barrier
around the entire town.
I thought the old man had lost it,
but that's what that fog is, isn't it?
He's got a Trouble too.
- Wait.
Your dad caused the fog Trouble?
That's not possible.
You guys couldn't have different Troubles.
Unless you...
...both got new Troubles today.
- How... how is this even possible?
Why us?
- Ah. Oh, I need a beer.
Tequila makes me thirsty.
- That's it.
I'm done.
- Hey, come on, we've come this far.
Drink up, lightweight.
- Oh.
(groaning)
- Well, then... what now?
- I don't know.
The visions just happened
on their own before.
Maybe we need to talk him into it.
Uh, hello?
Dave?
Whatever you're connected to,
it's here...
...in Haven...
Now.
(snoring)
Damn it! You have to do this.
You're the key to all this nonsense.
The void, the lost colony, croatoan.
(heartbeat accelerating)
It's chasing someone.
Hunting.
I think I know the place.
- Then we can still save them.
- Not me. I can't...
I'm hammered.
- Not for long.
This will have you
stone-cold sober in no time.
- What do you have that for?
- Don't ask questions
you don't want the answer to.
(Sigh)
(claps hands)
- It's not working.
- This isn't really my thing. My...
My guess is that you're still scared.
- Well, yeah.
I'm a freak now,
trapped in a town full of them.
You try taking your mind off of it.
Wait.
Why didn't I freeze you?
- Because I did this to you.
Your Trouble...
Everybody who got a Trouble today...
It all came from me.
- You did this to me?
To my dad?
And now we're all stuck here
because of you?
- I'm sorry. I didn't mean...
- Shut up.
You ruined my life...
All of our lives, and you think
you can apologize for that?
You know what?
I was afraid.
But the way things are now,
I can't afford to be,
not anymore.
You should get out of here
before you get more people killed.
- Just...
Take it easy.
Come here. Come on.
- What was that about?
- I gave him his Trouble.
- So that's why you didn't get frozen.
You're immune to the Troubles
that come out of you.
He'll be all right for a minute.
Got to deal with exploding girl now,
but if she recognizes you...
Maybe you shouldn't be here.
- Yeah. Yeah, I guess I was...
I was kind of thinking the same thing.
- You guys ready?
- I guess this means that we're walking.
- Good thing I'm still in heels.
- Nathan confirmed that Joe Sena is the one
creating the fog so we need to find him.
- It feels like we're further from finding him
now than when we first started.
- We just gotta keep trying, right?
It's what we got to do.
- What if there's another option?
The thinnies here, I sealed them
so that Mara couldn't use them.
I'm the only one who can open them now.
There's nothing more we can do here.
What if we leave this place...
while we still can?
- "Leave"?
But you risked your life
going back for your research, I...
...thought you said you could help us.
- That's not what I went back for.
I needed to get...
this.
We need these to go home.
They pull us through the void.
Without them, we'd be lost there.
You had Mara's for all this time,
but never really knew what it meant.
Let's open a thinny, go through the void.
You can even bring Nathan.
And we'll return home
as mother and daughter...
To your real home.
With your real family.
- Charlotte, uh...
...mom...
I am home.
I could never abandon Haven.
These people need our help,
and we can help them.
You were coming up with a cure
for the Troubles, weren't you?
- See, that's just the thing.
Mara knew more about this than I do.
I'm still learning.
I don't know how to remove a Trouble
from someone without killing them.
- That's not possible.
You built the barn.
It was Mara's prison. It...
It was gonna clean up
all of her mess, right? The...
The barn was going to cure everyone's Troubles
if I killed Nathan, the person that I love.
That's how this was
all supposed to work, right?
- No.
If that happened, the barn
would've sent out a pulse.
It would've killed all troubled people...
everywhere.
It wasn't gonna cure the Troubles.
But it was going to end them.
(sirens wailing)
I know it sounds cruel, but--
- How could you?
- Audrey...
- You're no better than your daughter.
- You are my daughter!
- Oh no.
- No, we are family.
- No!
I will never be like you.
I'm gonna fix this on my own.
You go through your thinny, alone.
- Audrey, please...
- Get the hell out of my town.
(indistinct chatter)
- It's gonna be okay.
You're not gonna hurt anyone else
if you do what we talked about, okay?
- Parker.
- Hi!
- You okay?
- Yeah.
What's going on here?
- Uh, that girl's touch makes things explode.
I talked her down.
Another squad's dealing with a guy
who causes earthquakes, and on and on.
Dwight's got H.P.D. trying their best, but--
- Troubles keep popping up everywhere.
- And the fog around town's
just making them worse.
- Yeah.
- Any luck finding Joe Sena yet?
Alex doesn't know where he is either.
- What are we gonna do?
What's the plan now?
- I was gonna ask you the same thing.
Where's Charlotte?
Isn't there something she can do?
- No. No, there isn't
anything she can do for us.
(cell phone vibrating)
Vince.
Okay.
We'll be right there.
We got to go.
Vince has got something.
(indistinct chatter)
(telephone ringing)
- Copy that.
Head to Harper's Mills, now, now.
Okay, they're on it.
I'm busy.
- I came to say goodbye.
- Goodbye.
- Here...
- If there's no cure for the Troubles in there,
I'm not interested.
- It's my research... all of it.
There's no cure, but I just...
I wanted you to know that
I wasn't just wasting your time.
- It wasn't my time you were wasting.
Look around this town.
(sighing)
- We got a problem.
The guys who were sent to Gilead Darn
to deal with the zero gravity?
They need backup.
- We're running out of cops, Stan.
- Chief, those are my friends out there,
I'll go.
- Okay. You got this.
- All right.
- This isn't working.
- Move it. You're going in a cell.
- Brandt, what the hell are you doing?
- He's one of them, chief.
He makes things shake.
- So you brought him here?
- Yeah, we're gonna lock him up.
He was resisting arrest.
(rumbling)
(groaning)
(screaming)
- Guys...
What'd you find?
- Dave's vision led us here...
To him.
He's dead.
- It's Joe Sena.
His trouble was what created
this barrier around Haven.
- The barrier's still up.
- Dying doesn't always end the trouble.
And who knows what all these new ones do?
- What if the killer from your vision
knew that?
In Dave's vision, the killer was chasing
this man, hunting him.
What if he scared Joe into creating
this barrier around the town,
then killed him?
- So that no one could bring it down.
- We're all trapped in Haven...
with a killer.
- Richard, you're tearing the building apart!
Hey, hey!
Look at me!
Calm down.
This isn't your fault, okay?
We can stop this together.
- Down on the ground!
- No! Wait!
(groaning)
Stand down. Put your guns away now.
McHugh...
How'd you know that would work?
- Experience.
Figured it's tough to get
worked up if you're out cold.
- This mean you're back?
- No offense, chief, it looks
like you could use my help.
- Yeah.
(rumbling, electricity crackles)
Okay, the building's unstable.
Everybody get out now! Now! Go!
Go, get him out of here.
And thanks, McHugh.
(cell phone ringing)
Yeah?
- Dwight, Joe Sena's dead,
but his barrier is still up.
- So that's it.
No way out.
- We're screwed until we find another way
to get that barrier down
or a cure for the Troubles.
- There isn't one. It's time we started
to accept the way things really are.
- What do you mean?
- Telling our officers wasn't enough,
but I know how we're gonna deal
with the Troubles from here on out...
How we're gonna survive.
- What's he gonna do?
- I don't know. We gotta find a way
to get that barrier down.
- Duke.
- He's immune to Troubles that came from him.
- Maybe if we're lucky, he can figure out
a way to get the whole thing down somehow.
- "Lucky"? What's that like?
(siren blaring)
(voice on loudspeaker): Attention,
citizens of Haven.
Please stand by
for an important announcement.
Attention, citizens of Haven.
Please stand by
for an important announcement.
Attention, citizens of Haven.
Please stand by
for an important announcement.
(feedback whines)
- This is Dwight Hendrickson...
your chief of police.
By now, you all know Haven as we knew it...
...is gone.
The Troubles are real.
Anyone in Haven could have a Trouble.
It'll be something you wouldn't want
or can't control.
If you're scared
and want to leave town,
don't.
There's a barrier around Haven.
It's like a shroud that blankets
the whole town.
It looks like a fog,
but you can't get in or out.
Help isn't coming.
We're on our own.
But we have each other.
We can help each other
live with what we are.
There's people in town who know
how to live with the Troubles.
Have for years.
You may know some of us.
We wear a tattoo.
We call ourselves "The Guard."
We've dedicated ourselves
to helping troubled people
wherever and whenever we can,
and that's what we're gonna do.
The old ways are gone.
We won't survive like that.
So The Guards taking charge.
The Guard will protect you.
The Guard will maintain law and order.
Stay safe.
Stay calm.
Your Trouble may never come out.
Remember...
You're not alone.
We're all in this together.
This is the new Haven.
(cell phone dialing)
- Duke, we need you.
Thanks for meeting us here.
- You guys really think I can just
walk through this thing, huh?
(sighing)
- It came out of a Trouble
that shot out of you.
You're immune to them.
- And I'm not.
Nobody else is.
(groaning)
- Even if I can, then what?
Huh?
Just click my heels, make it disappear?
- It's worth a shot.
Might be the first step towards
getting things back to normal.
- Come on, Nathan.
We all know there's no going back.
I can't bring this shroud down.
I can't save this town.
I'm not the solution. I'm the problem.
Haven will never be the same,
and I'm the one to blame for it.
On the other hand...
if I had left...
...none of this would be happening.
So I'm gonna do what I should
have done a long time ago.
- Duke... think of everything
that you've done for Haven.
Think of all that you've done for us.
- Oh, yeah, like what?
Helping you kill troubled people?
Sacrificing Jennifer to open that door?
Everything that I do
in this town hurts someone.
I'm not a hero.
I'm just a smuggler.
Haven, the Troubles.
None of this was supposed to be my life.
And the sooner I accept that...
- Hey, don't do this, okay?
We need you. We can't do it without you.
- I'm sorry, Audrey.
You're gonna have to.
- Duke.
- Goodbye.
- Duke!
Nice speech.
- You think?
I had to cut out the whole piece
about immigration reform.
Listen, we got to get back to it, okay?
Stamping out fires all over the place.
- And how long do we expect this to last...
the Guard in charge and all?
- I was thinking permanently.
- What about H.P.D.?
- What about it?
The cops who didn't quit after today
already joined us.
There is no more H.P.D.
- So that's it, then.
You're all Guard now.
- You should be too.
You already got the ink.
The Troubles are everywhere, and
The Guard's better equipped to handle it.
- Is that an order, chief?
- That's not me...
Not anymore.
- Did you finish the autopsy?
- Yes and no.
Obviously Joe here is dead,
but there is no cause of death,
and there is only one
other body like that found in Haven.
- The Colorado Kid.
- Yes.
And there's this.
(gasp)
- Oh...
The killer in my visions...
...his victims... he pulled something
out through their eyes.
Back in '83, I woke up on that beach
beside the Colorado Kid.
I thought I killed him, but...
if this body is the same as his, then...
- Then you didn't kill him
any more than you killed Joe Sena.
You're just somehow
connected to whatever did.
- So you need a new recruit, chief?
- Gonna need to see your resume first.
- You're still here.
- Not by choice.
It turns out this shroud has blocked
every last way out of Haven...
...even mine.
- Great.
One big, happy family.
- Not really.
- If you're stuck here...
...maybe we can make it count for something.
I know the barn wasn't a cure,
but I don't care.
That was before you came here,
and now, like it or not,
we're in this together.
- So what do you want from me?
- Use your research.
Find another way.
Build something that cures everybody
once and for all.
- I don't know how.
- But it is possible?
- Maybe.
- So when do we start?
- Where you going, son?
- Doesn't matter.
- Well, I'm headed north, driving all night.
Hop on in if you want.
(sighing)
- You coming from Haven?
- Um...
- Haven, it's the... the town right behind us,
you couldn't have missed it.
- Buddy, I know Maine like the back of my hand.
I never heard of any Haven.
- Yeah, trust me,
you're better off that way.
Subtitling: CNST, Montreal