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After learning his true origins in [[FringeS02E19TheManFromTheOtherSide "The Man from the Other Side,"]] Peter leaves Boston and travels to a small town in the state of Washington. At a diner, Peter makes plans for a date with a waitress named Krista, but before they can meet she is kidnapped and murdered. Initially, the authorities suspect Peter is involved in the disappearance, until told he was at his motel all night. Peter decides to aid them in the investigation after catching a glimpse of Thomas Jerome Newton, believing the shapeshifters are responsible and are coming after him; however, he does not wish Walter to be involved, asking Broyles to keep his location secret.
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After learning his true origins in [[FringeS02E19TheManFromTheOtherSide [[Recap/FringeS02E19TheManFromTheOtherSide "The Man from the Other Side,"]] Peter leaves Boston and travels to a small town in the state of Washington. At a diner, Peter makes plans for a date with a waitress named Krista, but before they can meet she is kidnapped and murdered. Initially, the authorities suspect Peter is involved in the disappearance, until told he was at his motel all night. Peter decides to aid them in the investigation after catching a glimpse of Thomas Jerome Newton, believing the shapeshifters are responsible and are coming after him; however, he does not wish Walter to be involved, asking Broyles to keep his location secret.
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Peter is on his own, hiding from the FBI and travelling aimlessly through Washington State, when he stumbles across a murder in a small town that bears all the hallmarks of a Fringe case. He offers his services to the local sheriff's department in solving what quickly becomes a spree of killings. At the same time, he becomes convinces that Newton and the Shapeshifters are following him and are somehow responsible for the killings.
At the end of the episode, the killer is discovered to be a mentally disturbed man living on an abandoned dairy farm, and Peter comes to think that him seeing Newton is just a stress-induced hallucination, until Newton appears in his motel room and puts a gun to his head. The "Secretary" is there too, and he is revealed to be Walternate -- Walter Bishop, Secretary of Defence, and Peter's real father.
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At the end of the episode, the killer is discovered to be a mentally disturbed man living on an abandoned dairy farm, and Peter comes to think that him seeing Newton is just a stress-induced hallucination, until Newton appears in his motel room and puts a gun to his head. The "Secretary" is there too, and he is revealed to be Walternate -- Walter Bishop, Secretary of Defence, and Peter's real father.
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Peter begins to doubt the shapeshifters' motives after another body is found, but eventually comes up with an idea to read and track the victims' adrenaline spikes, which allows him to find where the murders took place: a dairy farm. They find the owner, who confesses to killing the women because they rejected him, and kidnapped and tortured Mathis's partner when he discovered
Meanwhile, back in Boston, a distraught Walter
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'''Season 2, Episode 21''':
!Northwest Passage
Peter is on his own, hiding from the FBI and travelling aimlessly through Washington State, when he stumbles across a murder in a small town that bears all the hallmarks of a Fringe case. He offers his services to the local sheriff's department in solving what quickly becomes a spree of killings. At the same time, he becomes convinces that Newton and the Shapeshifters are following him and are somehow responsible for the killings.
At the end of the episode, the killer is discovered to be a mentally disturbed man living on an abandoned dairy farm, and Peter comes to think that him seeing Newton is just a stress-induced hallucination, until Newton appears in his motel room and puts a gun to his head. The "Secretary" is there too, and he is revealed to be Walternate -- Walter Bishop, Secretary of Defence, and Peter's real father.
<<|Recap/{{Fringe}}|>>
!Northwest Passage
Peter is on his own, hiding from the FBI and travelling aimlessly through Washington State, when he stumbles across a murder in a small town that bears all the hallmarks of a Fringe case. He offers his services to the local sheriff's department in solving what quickly becomes a spree of killings. At the same time, he becomes convinces that Newton and the Shapeshifters are following him and are somehow responsible for the killings.
At the end of the episode, the killer is discovered to be a mentally disturbed man living on an abandoned dairy farm, and Peter comes to think that him seeing Newton is just a stress-induced hallucination, until Newton appears in his motel room and puts a gun to his head. The "Secretary" is there too, and he is revealed to be Walternate -- Walter Bishop, Secretary of Defence, and Peter's real father.
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