But Michael just berates him for not making more of himself: “Mom had life insurance and I took my half and put myself through school.
“I may be a lot of things, but I’m not a murderer!” Lincoln swears. Michael visits Lincoln in custody, and it soon becomes clear that he thinks his brother is guilty. Unbeknownst to him, the agents have filmed him standing over the body with a gun, and he is promptly arrested for the murder. Realising there’s nothing else for it, Lincoln approaches Steadman’s car– and finds him already dead. In desperation, Lincoln calls his brother to ask for help, but Michael refuses to pick up. Lincoln refuses, but Bo points out that he has no choice. While agents Hale and Kellerman monitor the conversation, Bo tells him to murder Terence Steadman. “So let’s talk about what you can do for me,” he says. Lincoln promises to pay him, and Bo replies that they both know he’ll never get that much cash. Lincoln panics and tells him he can get the $90,000 he owes him.īut the debt has been bought by another man, Bo. “Or are you just enjoying the view from your high horse?” Michael hands over his brother’s keys and leaves, and Lincoln goes inside.To his surprise, a loan shark is waiting for him. What was it this time?” “You really want to know?” asks Lincoln.
“Speaking of which, I heard you got fired a few weeks ago. “I have to go back to work,” Michael replies. Lincoln reminds him they haven’t seen each other for a while, and suggests they have lunch and catch up. Sara landed in Fox River State Penitentiary, and what drove Michael to craft his elaborate plan to break his condemned sibling out of the prison.įull Summary: Three years in the past, Michael finds his brother sleeping on his doorstep. Light Summary: A series of flashbacks to three years ago unveils how Lincoln, Sucre, T-Bag, C-Note and Dr. The full summary serves as a more detailed recap of the episode.
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