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all alex & kyle scenes | 112 creep ⇨ part one
Something my dad wanted me to know—or he wouldn't have gone through all the trouble to hide the word 'Caulfield' in his letters before he was murdered. We don't know that he was murdered. You can't give somebody a brain tumor.
all alex & kyle scenes | 112 creep ⇨ part two
I thought that Isobel was the psychic and you were the jedi? Jedi's are psychic. I've never actually seen Star Trek. Oh my god.
all alex & kyle scenes | 112 creep ⇨ part three
Alex! I think I figured it out. This place is a nightmare. Guantanamo for innocent people and our fathers facilitated it. Aliens have been tortured here for decades. Don't tell me there's an alien that can cause a brain tumor?
all alex & kyle scenes | 110 i don't want to miss a thing ⇨ part two
I'll start with the Fibonacci sequence, and then maybe Shor's algorithm. My dad wasn't some type of genius cryptographer. He was a small-town man. You're right. Well, maybe he used these alien symbols to send you a coded message. The symbols representing the English alphabet. It's possible.
all alex & kyle scenes | 110 i don't want to miss a thing ⇨ part three
Alright, I need a keyword or a phrase to crack this. It'd probably be something only you two would know, something personal. Try 'Magoo.' — It was my nickname. I wish I knew that in high school.
all alex & kyle scenes | 109 songs about texas ⇨ part one
So you overthrow your father, sent him to Africa, and brought a girl into the clubhouse? I called you because we are looking into an M.E. named Dr. Jane Holden. She works at your hospital. Do you know her? Her name is familiar. Why do you ask?
all alex & kyle scenes | 105 don't speak ⇨ part two
I don't know why I was like that. Because I was gay. You were afraid that if you were nice to me, people would think you were gay too. I'm sorry, I didn't think that— Don't. Please. I don't know if you've noticed, but I've been through a lot worse than your locker room taunting at this point.
all alex & kyle scenes | 105 don't speak ⇨ part one
You could try knocking, it's less of a felony. But it's also less dramatic, so depends on what you're going for.
