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One Hundred Years: Season 2, Episode 3
1 of 14Warning: If you don't want to know what happened in this episode, don't read this photo recap!
It’s 1944 and a gent from the army and his lovely wife are getting ready for a night out. Until they’re murdered by two of those Messengers who were sent back in time from 2044. The Messengers take the place of the couple at a fancy army shindig at Columbia University. What could they be planning?12Monkeys_gallery_203Recap_02.jpg
One Hundred Years: Season 2, Episode 3
2 of 14Back (forward?) in 2044, tensions are running high. There’s anomalies that suggest that time and space may be collapsing in on itself, Katarina and her new estranged husband/boyfriend are trying to figure stuff out, and the Cole/Ramse vs. Cassie/Deacon thing is distracting the gang from the mission: Find the Messengers!
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One Hundred Years: Season 2, Episode 3
3 of 14The old timey photo of Cassie and Ramse gives Ramse an idea. With Ramse's help, the team is pointed toward a T.H. Crawford, a scientist who was murdered in 1944 and who’s bones the 12 Monkeys were interested in when Ramse was rolling with them. Katarina decides Cole has to go back to 1944 and try and stop the murder. And Cassie is going with him. Before they leave, Cole asks Katarina to let Ramse see his son.
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One Hundred Years: Season 2, Episode 3
4 of 14Cassie and Cole are sent through to 1944, but due to the time anomalies and the fact that two people have never been sent through together before, Cole gets there a full two months before Cassie. Not to worry though, Cole has been using this time to make arrangements to get them into the party where Professor Crawford, their lead on where the Messengers ventured to, was murdered. Cole also used the time to buy Cassie a whole new 1940’s wardrobe. #boyfriendgoals
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One Hundred Years: Season 2, Episode 3
5 of 14Don’t they look smiley and happy? That is until Cassie carelessly rips the photo in half - muttering something about paradoxes. Cole looks hurt and we are too. #burn. Anyway, they head to the party where the aforementioned picture is taken in the first place.
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One Hundred Years: Season 2, Episode 3
7 of 14The Messengers seem to be performing some kind of ritual on the scientist, involving flowers, lots of chanting about the flowers, and some bone they stab him with. However, when they finish the ritual, something is wrong. Nothing happened! This man is not “the Primary,” but more on that later.
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One Hundred Years: Season 2, Episode 3
9 of 14Meanwhile, back in 2044 Katarina makes good on her word and lets Samuel visit with Ramse. This happy meeting ends not so great for Ramse when Katarina tells him that this is the last time he will see Sam. She’s gonna let Deacon kill Ramse in order to restore balance to the mission.
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One Hundred Years: Season 2, Episode 3
10 of 14The scientist is dead and the mission is over, right? Wrong. Turns out Dr. Crawford had a son named Thomas Crawford **Jr.** So, the Messengers went after the wrong guy. So now, Cassie and Cole just have to find Crawford Jr. before the Messengers do.
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One Hundred Years: Season 2, Episode 3
13 of 14After a brief game of cat and mouse and the exchange of Crawford Jr. for Cole, the Messenger woman is finally able to complete the ritual, stabbing Crawford Jr. with his own bone brought from the future, creating a paradox. The Messenger completes her mission.
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One Hundred Years: Season 2, Episode 3
14 of 14Deacon takes Ramse out into the woods and makes him dig his own grave. It appears as if this could be the end for Ramse until… hey, what’re all these red clouds popping around? They’re kind of pretty. But... HOLY CRAP IT’S EATING THAT DUDE’S FACE?! Not wanting to suffer the same fate, Ramse grabs Deacon (saving his grumpy ass) and makes a run for it.