- Previously on Warehouse 13...
- Can we get back to the Warehouse computers
Being breached?
Somebody is poking around in your system.
- I should never have told you.
Warehouse 13.
I got hacked.
- Does Artie seem a little,
I don't know, crankier than usual?
- Who's there?
Someone's there. I can hear--
What the hell was that?
- Artie, what are you gonna do?
[electricity crackles]
I know this place.
- Yes. You've been here before.
You don't remember it, but you will.
- Ahh.
So this is a dream?
- It's time to get up, Artie.
It's time to go.
- W-where? Where am I going?
- Back to the beginning.
[Farnsworth buzzes]
- Yeah?
- No more zoos, okay?
From now on, if an artifact is at a zoo,
We leave it there.
- Monkey's spit.
Artie, do you know that?
They--they spit, and it is not pleasant.
- Guys, guys, guys-- - Tell him about the cheetahs.
- No, I don't want to think about the cheetahs, right?
I just--I just-- I want a bath.
- All right, I'm sorry about all that.
I'm dealing with a lot here too, okay?
- Oh, right.
Have you found out who's hacking into the Warehouse?
- I can't pinpoint the origin of the breach.
It's a little frustrating.
- Sleep.
Artie, you look-- you look terrible.
- Thank you very much.
You still have some monkey phlegm in your hair.
- It's not-- - Is that--
- It's not phlegm.
- Look, Artie, uh, just--
Myka's right. Get some rest, bro, okay?
[bird squawks]
- Look, just get back here as soon as possible.
We have a lot to do. Okay?
[Farnsworth blips] [sighs]
[groans softly]
Oh, no, I-I can't get up.
- Yes, you can. Try.
- I can't. - [giggles]
- How'd you get in here?
- I'm disappointed, Artie.
I figured you'd have me totally clocked by now.
- I don't--I don't-- do I know you?
What's going on? - Oh, I'm hurt.
Well, it was a while ago.
I was a lot younger, so were you.
Looking for this?
Dude, an alarm system?
So not groovy.
Besides, this is you-and-me time right now.
Yeah, it's funny.
Years ago, I swear you said you were just a simple professor.
I guess you left out the, uh, off-the-grid,
Top-secret Warehouse full of madcap.
- [sighs]
Claudia.
Claudia Donovan.
You're the breach.
- Knock, knock.
- Yeah, uh, I'm sorry.
I really don't have time for games,
And these cuffs, they're not gonna stop me.
- Oh, I know, but check this.
[electricity crackles]
- [grunts]
- It's supercharged cuffs, see?
20,000 volts.
Designed it myself.
You like?
- Well done. - Thank you.
Now chill. I'm not in the mood.
- [sighs]
Kid, look, that was a long, long, long time ago, that stuff.
- Time flies, professor.
It really does.
- I'm not responsible for Joshua's death.
Claudia, look, just stop it right now
Before you do something you regret.
- I regret? Me?
Oh, have you got it back-asswards.
You're responsible for what happened.
But, hey, it's all good. You know why?
'cause it's payback time for me and for Joshua.
So let's go, Artie.
Time to make good on your promise.
- [grunts in pain]
- The door's open.
- That's not good.
- Artie would never leave his farnsworth.
- Yeah.
If there were trouble, Artie would have triggered the--
- Alarm?
- Someone took Artie?
- Damn it! I don't know what else to do.
The cache is wiped, there's no tracks outside,
And there's no clues in here.
- All right, don't worry, okay?
We'll figure it out somehow? - Don't worry?
[Farnsworth buzzes]
Could that be Artie?
- I'm calling for Artie.
You two are decidedly not he.
- Mrs. Frederic, hi.
Oh, look, we got some really bad news.
- Look, Artie's gone. Someone took him.
- That doesn't happen.
Agents don't get taken out of the Warehouse.
Our security system is--
- Oh. - I see.
The person who's breached the security,
He's taken Artie.
- Yeah, any idea who this guy is?
- None.
- So can we put out an apb or alert the authorities?
- We are the authorities.
What did you learn from the durational spectrometer?
- The spectro--
- It shows the afterimages
Of anyone who's been in the room in the last five hours.
- [scoffs] you kidding me?
Yeah, that's, like, our favorite thing,
With all the lights and so forth.
- Once you've I.D.'d them, let me know.
And stay put.
I don't need three missing agents.
- Oh, okay, but, Mrs. Frederic, look,
If we have a lead, we could just--
- Consider yourself under lockdown.
- [sighs]
- I know this place.
It's a lab. It's Joshua's old lab.
- Come on. Away from the door.
- I'm fine right here.
- Think so?
- Uh, or there. There is very good too.
You're doing this all wrong, Claudia.
Brought me here in daylight, used my car.
These are amateur moves, Claudia, and for what?
What are you gonna do to me?
You gonna kill me because a long, long time ago,
Your brother died in an accident?
Come on. - He's not dead.
- Claudia?
Claudia, it was a terrible, terrible accident,
But we both witnessed it, and he's gone.
- No, no, no, no.
He's not. He's stuck.
- Listen to yourself.
- No, this isn't in my head!
You're gonna see.
- Be careful.
- Okay, okay.
Um, let's-- let's open this baby up,
See what she's got.
[chuckles]
That's cool.
Wow. Okay.
- That is crazy. - All right.
Okay. - Wow.
- [chuckles]
Okay. - Okay.
- Strange person of authority.
- Who is that?
- I don't know. - Who--
- Hold on. - Who is that?
- Hang on. I don't know.
Hang on.
- Do you have it? - Okay, yes.
Here we go, here we go, here we go.
Okay, there we go.
And...That's--
Okay, that's weird.
Did you see that?
- Was he saying something?
What did-- what is he saying?
Do you--yeah. Go--go--yeah.
- Wait, wait, wait, wait.
That's a trip.
- It's--I can't.
- "Claudia Donovan."
- How did you--
- My sister taught me how to read lips.
- Why does your sister...?
- Uh, the deaf find it handy.
- You--
- Okay, Claudia Donovan...
Where are you now?
- Mrs. Frederic said we should stay here.
- Really?
I didn't hear that.
- Neither did I.
- Uh-oh, looks like she was institutionalized.
- What if she's dangerous, Pete?
- So, okay, this is what?
This is poetic justice,
Bringing me back where it all started?
- No, we're here because it's strongest here.
We need that if you're gonna bring Joshua back.
- Back?
You did a nice job on these, by the way.
What's conducting the charge?
Is that a lithium filament? It's very fine craftsmanship.
- Dude, just shut it down.
Dude, can we not?
- Claudia, you are-- you are not well.
All right.
Joshua's death
Was...
He got the rules wrong, Claudia.
- Yeah, 'cause he got sloppy, didn't he, right?
We both know why he did that, don't we, Artie?
- Is Claudia in some kind of trouble with the secret service?
- In the four years that Claudia lived here,
Did she ever give you any problems?
- No, not at all. She was very nice.
- Well, what can you tell us about Claudia?
- Well, I'm not one to gossip, but you might not know.
She lost her parents when she was just a child.
Poor thing. Her brother raised her.
Then a few years later, he passed too.
Can you believe it?
More bad luck than a turtle on his back.
She went off to live with a foster family.
Well, if you ask me, I think it all just finally hit her.
- And then six months ago, she checked herself
Into a psychiatric-care clinic.
- You know about that?
Of course you do. You're the government.
You probably know what pills I take in the morning.
Anyway, she keeps up on her rent.
- She checked herself out two months ago.
Has she contacted you?
- Well, no, I haven't seen her.
- She's got a home base somewhere.
- Did she ever, um-- did she ever stay with friends?
- I don't think so.
She kept to herself.
No boyfriends, no girlfriends.
I'm very nonjudgmental.
Here we are.
- Thank you, mrs. Richman.
We'll just take a look around.
- I guess I can trust the secret service.
- Oh, boy.
I'm guessing this is the brother.
- Uh, I don't want to sound like a broken record,
But what makes you think that Joshua's still alive?
- 'cause dead people don't visit, einstein.
- Oh, he--he visits you?
- Yeah, a lot lately.
- Your brother Joshua visits you,
And he tells you he's not dead?
- Yes.
I'm not appreciating the snark, by the way.
- [sighs]
- Rheticus was right, you know?
His theories? - No, no.
- Joshua was right too. He was this close to proving it.
- No, rheticus' experiments were never re-created.
Never. He was nuts!
Joshua's gone.
- You are gonna be so put down when he gets here.
- Yeah? Well, you know, I'll take my chances.
- God.
It's about the minerals, professor,
The minerals in the metal.
That's what should have made it all work.
- Sure. You know what I'm sensing here?
That this is kind of a private chat.
Some brother-sister thing.
What do you need me for? - [sighs]
Because I took it as far as I could,
And now I need you to help me bring him home.
You made me a promise.
- Something's wrong.
- That's what I've been saying, you fossil.
God. - Something's wrong.
[stammering] I can't--
- Professor, I'm Joshua Donovan.
- Joshua?
Are-- yeah, I remember this.
This is when I met you.
- We've met before?
- Yes. No.
Well, you showed me your experiment.
You thought I was here to give you a grant, and...
- That been happening a lot?
- What?
- You went back.
- N-no.
- I have the visions too.
We're mad connected, Artie.
The difference between us is...
[coughs] I-I-I didn't ignore them.
[coughing]
[electricity crackles]
- What's wrong? - [gasping]
- What's the matter with you, Claudia?
- It usually happens just before.
- Just before what?
- You're gonna want to sit down for this.
He's here.
- Joshua!
- What is that? What is happening?
- Joshua!
- Joshua?
- [exhales deeply] told you.
- What the hell was that?
I don't--I-I don't understand what just happened.
What's going on?
I mean, what the hell was that?
- That was Joshua.
- No. - Yeah.
You saw it too. I'm not crazy.
- Yes.
Yes, I sa--I-I saw Joshua.
How?
- Because he's not dead.
Now you know it too. Help me bring him back.
- Well, I-I-I wouldn't know where to start.
- Well, I've got everything here.
The feldkirch minerals, equipment for an electric field.
- Claudia, did you try to re-create
Joshua's experiment on your own?
- [chuckles]
Oh, you're such a creaker.
Yeah, of course I did.
The question is, why didn't you?
- So far, none of this stuff is telling me
Where Claudia might have taken Artie.
Are you finding anything?
- For a kid, she seems pretty focused on the 16th century.
She's definitely a thinker.
- Always dangerous.
- Rheticus. - Rheti-who?
- He was a, uh, mathematician and mapmaker,
A student of copernicus.
Yes, Pete, I read books growing up.
- Right. Why go to the prom?
- Of course you did.
- Yeah, three times in one night.
- Mm.
- It's a long story.
- I bet it is. I bet it is.
Well, it looks like our girl genius
Took something with her.
- Just-- you know, just to clarify,
You decided to re-create a clearly dangerous,
Potentially deadly experiment?
- Oh, sure. It sounds bad when you say it like that.
- Claudia, these are very real forces
That you're playing with here.
And if you stop to think--
- Chill out, obi-wan, okay?
I'm trying to save my brother's life here.
I really hope that we are trying to save it together.
Look, I've spent the last two years of my life
Trying to figure out what happened to Joshua.
And when I reached the end of what I could do,
I just kind of sort of took a peek at your research.
- W-what? You took a peek?
You hacked
Into highly classified government files.
- Ooh, I'm all puckered.
You know, imagine my surprise when I discovered
That you had done nothing to help him.
In 12 years, nada.
- I thought he was dead.
- Oops. Wrong.
Now you can help.
Don't tell me you don't want to.
I know you have guilt.
- Hey.
Hey, look at me!
I don't.
- Whatever helps you sleep at night, professor.
- Hey, you all right?
- I'm fine. Lay off.
- Oh, yeah, you're fine. Yeah, sure.
The nosebleed is, what, just for fun?
- Oh, damn it. I've been jamming for answers.
I'm just a little burned out.
- Yeah, and then I'm just gonna guess
That it's getting a little worse?
- Uh, o-okay.
It's, like, three or four times a week now.
But it's just stress.
I mean, you get stressed, you get the flu.
Everybody knows that. - It's not the flu, dummy.
You're so close to this,
You can't see that it's your connection to the experiment
That's making you sick. - No, please.
It's--it's just-- it's...
- It's just...
Yeah.
Rheticus was attempting human teleportation,
So was Joshua.
It's beyond dangerous.
Look, it'll be...
A little easier for me to see what you've got
If you took off the cuffs.
- "when love is lost and loss oe'rtakes me,
"the rules of love then are hidden;
"and chaos rules and order lost,
And hidden then, my heart, from love."
- Hey.
What is that?
- Nothing.
Um, nothing. It's not important.
- [sniffs]
- Hey.
- Hmm?
- Um, a compass.
Rheticus claimed he owned it, only no one ever saw it.
It says here it probably never existed.
It's just...
Folklore.
- Okay, now, is it just me,
Or does that sound all artifact-y?
- Well, you've got the feldkirch minerals,
And you're using an electrical field,
But what about the rest?
The compass, it disappeared with Joshua.
My question is, what are you using instead of the compass?
- Aren't the minerals enough? - Uh-uh.
- It's the same as the metal in the compass.
It's the same thing. - Uh-uh.
You can't just replace an artifact
With, you know, something else.
There's always an "x" factor.
- Okay, which is maybe why I need your help,
- Which is why you shouldn't have done this at all.
I'm shutting you down.
- No, hey, hey!
You said you were gonna help me.
- What I said was I would look,
Which I now have.
And believe me, shutting you down...
[scoffs] That is helping you.
- Okay, fine. You know what?
Fine. Just do it. Just shut me down.
You abandoned him once. Why shouldn't you do it again?
- It isn't like that.
- Oh, no, it's exactly like that!
Joshua and me on our own again.
It's a good thing I'm used to it.
- I know that it hasn't been easy.
- [chuckles] no.
No, it hasn't been easy.
He was all I had after our parents died,
And then he was gone too.
He spent his fun years
Sewing girl scout patches
And teaching me how to fold an omelet...
And then reading maria looney on the red planet
To me every night.
He was a genius who put his life on hold for me.
- None of that's your fault.
- I opened a door to wherever he is,
And now he's in pain.
You saw his face.
That is my fault! Me!
I'm the epic fail.
- Claudia, it is making you sick.
- I owe him!
And so do you, and we're running out of time.
Damn it, Artie!
Help me save Joshua.
[cell phone ringing]
- [sighs] it's a pay phone. - What?
- Lattimer.
- Pete, how are you? How you doing?
- Artie! Artie, hey, man.
Are you all right? - Ask him where he is.
- Oh, yeah. No, I'm--I'm okay.
I'm okay.
I'm just here with an old friend, that's all.
- Claudia Donovan.
- Very good.
You ready my lips using
The durational spectrometer, didn't you?
- Where is he? Where--wait.
He probably doesn't know. - Right, right.
Artie, do you hear anything like a freeway, machinery?
- Train whistles. Ask him if he hears any train whistles.
- Guys, hey, hey!
Look, uh, the truth is that I'm helping her, all right?
- You're helping her?
- He's helping her?
You're-- you're helping her, Artie?
- [sighs]
I figured that you'd be halfway towards finding us,
But you can stop now.
Did you hear me? You can stop.
- No, Artie, she's been under observation
At a psychiatric facility, all right?
- Oh, I-I-I had no--
Poor kid. I didn't know.
- No. No, not poor kid.
Poor Artie. She's obsessed with you.
She's obsessed with the Warehouse,
And I'm not letting you stay with her.
- [chuckles] what? You're not letting me?
That's really cute, Myka.
- Cute? Cute.
- She's cute? - Does she have a gun on you?
- Okay, look, these kids' lives were messed up by--
They're in trouble. I can help.
That's all you need to know.
- Well, let us come and help you.
- No, no, no, no!
We have everything we need to make this work,
And I'm telling you I'm fine.
- Well, Artie, wait, wait, Artie, Artie--
He hung up.
Now let's get back before Frederic finds out we're gone.
- Seriously, you know?
If Mrs. Frederic can call us, we should be able to call her.
Is there a star 69 on this thing?
- Star 69 wasn't invented when that was made.
- No, this wasn't invented when this was made.
- Why doesn't Artie want us to help him, Pete?
What's going on?
- Yes, what's going on indeed.
- [sighs] - Man, I really hate that.
- I believe I told you to stay put.
- No, I-I know.
Um, it's just that we were going to--
- You know, it would be nice if we could contact you.
We had a lead. We decided to follow it.
- Don't--don't make her angry.
- What kind of lead?
- Well, uh, Artie is--is with, uh, Claudia Donovan.
- Voluntarily.
Do you know where they are?
- It's possible.
But we've got bigger fish.
You need to get down to the Warehouse floor.
Find the san anselmo grid on the larkspur shelf,
Number 1021,
Section 40594904.
- Wait, we have a right to know where Artie--
- Ms. Bering, your right extends
Exactly as far as I say it does.
If Artie is working with Claudia,
He may be trying to re-create her brother's experiment.
- And that's bad? - Where do you work?
- Right. - The rheticus compass.
- Yes.
His experiments were successful.
That's why he didn't disappear into thin air.
- And Joshua did. - Yes, something went awry.
You have to glean how Joshua went wrong 12 years ago.
- I still don't understand why you don't tell us--
- What? Tell you where he is?
If you run after Artie
Governed solely by your affection for him,
You won't be helping him.
- I don't think it's a bad thing to care about Artie.
- He needs information, not emotion.
You go empty-handed,
The experiment ends up just as it did before.
You're merely two more lost bodies.
- Thank you.
- So what are we looking for on--on the san anselmo grid?
- I'm not certain.
But every artifact in this Warehouse
Is an extension of a person.
Understand rheticus, understand the compass.
And for the record, I care a great deal
What happens to Artie.
- "glean."
Ms. Fancy.
- You're lucky that I have an emergency travel kit
In the trunk of my car.
- Well, "serendipity" is my stripper name.
- Okay, so without the compass,
What I'm hoping is that some of these
Will be able to help us get
A much, much stronger electrical charge
Than what you were able to get using conventional means.
Now, to electrify the feldkirch minerals
To a higher frequency...
Ben franklin's lightning rod.
- I thought his thing was a key.
- Oh, no, no, no. Everybody fixates on the key.
No, no, please. This is much, much better.
Trust me. - Well, um, what about--
- Ah!
That's terrifying.
Uh, listen, um, I heard about the psych ward.
I had no idea. I'm sorry.
- Yeah, well...
Hey. It's his journal.
Take a look.
- Joshua's?
- Mm-hmm.
- Okay.
See, this is-- that's the rubbing at the edge--
- "useless."
"useless."
I'm guessing Artie thought these things were useless.
I mean, they're all rheticus gadgets,
But none of them tripped Artie's trigger.
- Okay, so Joshua had to follow all these rules
To try and make the compass work, right?
The kid even figured out
This complicated differential equation.
He was a genius.
- Yeah, and the compass still didn't work.
- Well, it half worked.
[clicks] - Ooh.
- What is that?
It's en--it's engraved with the--the letter "t."
- "t." why not an "r" and why "t"?
- I don't know what it means.
Okay, look, Artie's notes said that rheticus' work
Often expressed a need for order.
So what did Joshua miss?
I mean, maybe he translated something wrong, or--
- I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe.
- What are you doing?
- Rules and order, right? - Right.
- Okay, well, after spending the last couple of months
With someone who also likes those things--
Uh, you know, crosswords, puzzles.
- I like puzzles. So?
- So...
So did rheticus.
- A secret panel.
- I'm increasing the power of the electrical field here
By about 17 times where you had it,
So you might want to stand back.
- Yeah, standing isn't really an option right now.
- You all right?
- Oh, super. - What?
- Artie, he's almost here.
- I know. I...
Uh, I-I feel a--
Uh, I feel...
Feels like something familiar.
- Listen, I know, I know, I know.
It's all, uh-- it's all folklore.
- [giggles]
- I-I know this place.
I know this place.
- Professor?
I-I have found all of the instructions that I need.
I have the equation for the electrical field.
I have all of these things.
- Nobody believes that rheticus succeeded.
I mean, it's probably just a bedtime story, Joshua.
- That's what you think.
- Joshua doesn't get the concept of being nice to the money guy.
- Ah. - Do you want the professor
To recommend you for the grant or not?
- See, Claudia here doesn't get the concept of being ten.
[clears throat]
- Joshua, please don't do this.
- It's okay, professor.
He may be antisocial, but he's very smart.
He knows what he's doing.
- Does he?
- This.
This is his compass.
I know I can re-create what rheticus did.
It's teleportation, professor. - Please don't.
- Hey...
Trust me.
[Claudia gasping]
- I started having the dreams two years ago.
It's what got me started on all this.
It's because we were both here.
[electricity crackles]
- Hang in there, kid!
This should be a good first run!
May be able to slow him down with this one!
- Yeah, got it. Hold--hold on.
- Claudia. - [gasping]
- Claudia!
Claudia!
Claudia.
- Man, this guy was nuts for secret panels.
- Yeah, and they weren't mentioned
In any of Claudia's books.
- Yeah, and if she didn't know,
It's a safe bet that Artie and Joshua didn't know.
- You see the writing around these edges?
- Yeah, it's latin.
Oh. [chuckles]
Let me guess.
You speak latin too.
- Okay, make one more nerd joke,
And I'm gonna point out how you're losing your hair.
Okay, so the rules, right?
The rules are in latin,
And rules teach us how to use the objects.
- So Joshua took them off the compass himself.
- Yeah, but he was missing something.
- Rheticus hid some rules.
- And Joshua never saw them.
- Nice.
- Hmm.
- And I'm not losing my hair.
[electricity crackles]
- You don't have it high enough yet, Artie.
I'm stuck. - No, Joshua, I-I can help you!
- No, Claudia's tied to this now.
It's killing her.
And you, you're tied to this now too.
- She's the one I'm worried about.
Joshua, if you come back twice more...
I can hold you here!
I can save you both!
- No, will you look at her?
This place is growing increasingly unstable,
And it's getting worse.
Next time I show up here, it'll kill her, okay?
Listen, you have to cut the tether.
All right, overload the electrical field.
Just--the conductor you're using--
- The, uh, lightning rod?
- Yeah. Blow it up. Just use that.
- No, that'll destroy the whole--
It'll kill you, Joshua!
- I know.
You can't save us both.
To save her, you have to kill me.
Do it before I'm pulled back here again.
[electricity crackles]
[screams and grunts]
- So there's something hidden on the compass.
- And we think it's the rule that Joshua missed.
- Nicely done.
- Right, yeah? Now check this out.
In Artie's notes, it said that Joshua
Had everything that he needed for his experiment in his lab.
- Where it was locked up for 12 years.
- But before Artie hung up,
He said that he had everything that he needed.
Bing, bang, boom.
Claudia took Artie to the lab.
- You took the initiative,
And you recognized what needed to be done,
All in Artie's absence.
I'm pleased.
- [chuckles] I know, right?
♪ score
- Why the test?
Was Artie going somewhere?
- Let's hope not.
The directions are in the file.
You should get to that lab and quickly.
We don't know how much time we've got left.
- [clears throat] - Do you think she's weird?
I think she's weird. She always acts weird.
- [gasps]
Joshua come-- come and gone already?
- Yeah.
- "craptastic."
- Here.
- Well, at least we're closer to bringing him back.
- Okay, you all right?
- Yeah, no, I'm fine.
Listen. - Yeah?
- Thank you.
Teleportation is such a powerful weapon,
And people want it, Joshua.
They're gonna come get it.
- Well, I think I've finally solved the equation.
Listen to me. I could just lay low.
- Listen to me.
People--the people--
The people that want it, want it now.
They're coming after you right now.
There's no time left, Joshua.
What you have to do is you have to...
Protect yourself.
Just protect your family.
Just give me the compass temporarily.
I know exactly where to put it where it'll be safe.
- It's, um...
It's in my professor's office.
- Good.
- You stay with Claudia till I get back.
I'll just be a minute.
Hey, thank you, professor.
- Sure.
- Hey, what are you doing?
- I made a promise to your brother,
And I'm not gonna let anything happen to you.
- What?
- We're blowing this up.
- That'll kill Joshua.
Artie, you have to put that back.
You have to have the field ready to catch him.
- No, no, no, no, no.
That'll kill you, and I don't care if you hate me.
I'm not gonna let you die too.
- I do hate you.
I'm never gonna forgive you.
[gasps] He's on his way.
- Good. That's good.
- What's wrong?
- Huh? Oh, nothing.
- Yes, something.
What?
- Uh, it's just your brother. He should be back by now.
You know what? Why don't we go check on him?
Okay?
Don't worry.
I won't let anything happen to Joshua, I promise.
Claudia, I don't have much time before it starts again.
I'm sorry...
For everything.
But I've got to save one of you.
[sighs] Showtime.
[grunts]
Showtime.
[door opens]
- Artie!
[electricity crackles]
- Joshua!
I told you not to do this!
I told you not to follow me.
- Okay, well, dock our pay. We came here to save you.
- Is that Claudia Donovan?
- Yes, yes, she's-- she's just unconscious.
What? What?
- Joshua didn't have all the rules, Artie.
- Rheticus loved puzzles.
- And his designs had secret panels.
- It's inside?
It's inside the compass.
- Yes, in latin. Where is it?
Artie, where is the compass?
- We just have to pop open the panel
And find out which rule it is, so where is it?
- I don't--I don't-- I don't have it.
- I had to try, Artie.
I couldn't give up without trying.
Once you said that there was no more time left,
I had to prove that I could teleport.
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
- Artie, what are you doing?
- I'm--I'm doing what Joshua did.
- No, no! That's how he died!
- He's not dead.
Claudia?
I think I can save him.
I thought what I have to do--
- Don't do this!
Artie!
- Artie, make him stop!
You promised!
- Claudia, it's okay.
Remember, I will always, always--
- [screams]
Artie, what's happening?
- It's not over.
Joshua?
Touch my hand.
Joshua!
- Artie, no!
- Uh, okay.
Where the hell are we?
- Claudia, Artie, you're here.
- Joshua.
- Look at you. You--
I can't believe you're here.
- Yeah, I'm here. I'm here.
Wait. I'm here?
You took me to the inter-dimensional space?
You were supposed to get him out, d-bag.
- No, he was supposed to destroy it.
Clearly, he's insane.
- Children, don't fight, please.
I can be both a d-bag and insane.
Just where's the compass?
- It's right there.
- All right.
Rheticus put rules right on objects,
Sometimes inside objects.
- A hidden panel. Yeah.
- Yes, yes, yes.
In this case...
It requires a combination,
But they didn't mention a combination.
- Wait. Letters or numbers?
- It's letters, but-- - How many?
- I mean, there's 20-something letters.
- Artie, try t-h-o-m-a-s.
- Why? - "thomas."
Rheticus wrote a poem, the loss of reason,
About his lost love, somebody named thomas.
- Thomas, okay.
- [scoffs] how did I miss that?
- Ah, latin.
- Oh, crap. - No, no, no, no.
It's fine. I can read it.
[reading in Latin]
It's just directions.
It's just, "move the dial 90 degrees
Towards axis."
I'm no expert, but maybe hang on?
Okay, touch....
- Artie?
Are you okay?
- Thought we lost you, buddy.
- Oh, thanks.
Thanks for not giving up.
- Shut up! [giggles]
- So the secret-panel thing--
I got to say, very nice work.
- Well, we were motivated.
You know, maybe you should ditch us more often.
- I'm really sorry about that.
- If you ever do that again, I'm not finding you,
And I quit.
- Yeah, just out of curiosity, by the way,
How exactly did you figure out the secret-panel thing?
- Well, each artifact is an extension of the person, Artie.
We gleaned what we needed from the person.
- Mm-hmm.
Mrs. Frederic. I thought so.
- No, hey, hey, you know what? She's pretty scary, man.
If we hadn't found something,
She probably would have glared us to death.
- Yeah. You have no idea.
What?
- It's just, um...
It couldn't have been easy losing someone
On the job like that.
- It wasn't.
- Well, you know, if you ever want to talk about it--
- I don't want to talk about it.
- Okay.
- Oh.
Oh, um, you know, unless you want to talk about it.
- I mean, unless you wa--
- Look, anytime you want to talk about it is fine, okay?
- Okay.
- Okay, bye.
- Bye. - Bye.
Hello, Mrs. Frederic.
- Arthur.
- [chuckles]
An in-person visit.
Must have done something right...
Or wrong.
- It's a little of both.
- I had to go back. - I know.
- I was responsible... Back then.
- You wanted him to teleport?
- Oh, I thought he could do it.
[sighs]
No.
I knew it, so I pushed him.
And he was lost for 12 years.
- And you might have prevented it all...
And I might have saved gus, but I didn't.
We make mistakes. Some people are lost.
We can't save everyone-- something to keep in mind
Regarding Mr. Lattimer and ms. Bering.
That's not why I'm here.
- Then why?
- Um, the girl, Claudia?
We didn't do a very good job of protecting her, did we?
- Well, she was determined to find her brother.
- And in the process, she learned a great deal
About the Warehouse, which could become problematic.
- She wouldn't hurt us.
- But others might.
- And?
- You know what the options are.