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Scofield stops Patoshik from taking the medications and the latter begins to remember and draw the lost part. Officer Geary decides to sell Scofield's cell to the highest bidder. The team decides to buy the cell before anyone else finds its hole. First Franklin tries to get money from the black inmates, but Trumpets says that he is disliked because of befriending whites and then beaten up. The team starts gambling and wins a lot of money thanks to Bagwell's skills. They give the money to Geary; but he doesn't sell it to them and surprisingly keeps the money. Sucre tells Sanchez about their plan and agrees to include him if he helps them in their problem. Having completed the tattoo, Scofield tells Pope that it was Geary who burnt him, an accusation which is proved by the team's actions. Geary is fired from the prison. Meanwhile, Savrinn is approached by a man who instructs him to keep watching Donovan, who now represents L.J. too. Lincoln is granted a visit to L.J. While being transferred, Lincoln's vehicle is attacked on the road.
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* PhotographicMemory: Once Haywire's been out of his meds long enough, he draws a perfect copy of Michael's destroyed tattoo part on paper despite having last seen it in the fourth episode.
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* PhotographicMemory: Once Haywire's been out of his meds long enough, he draws a perfect copy of Michael's destroyed tattoo part on paper despite having last seen it in the fourth episode.episode.
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Scofield stops Patoshik from taking the medications and the latter begins to remember and draw the lost part. Officer Geary decides to sell Scofield's cell to the highest bidder. The team decides to buy the cell before anyone else finds its hole. First Franklin tries to get money from the black inmates, but Trumpets says that he is disliked because of befriending whites and then beaten up. The team starts gambling and wins a lot of money thanks to Bagwell's skills. They give the money to Geary; but he doesn't sell it to them and surprisingly keeps the money. Sucre tells Sanchez about their plan and agrees to include him if he helps them in their problem. Having completed the tattoo, Scofield tells Pope that it was Geary who burnt him, an accusation which is proved by the team's actions. Geary is fired from the prison. Meanwhile, Savrinn is approached by a man who instructs him to keep watching Donovan, who now represents L.J. too. Lincoln is granted a visit to L.J. While being transferred, Lincoln's vehicle is attacked on the road.
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Scofield stops Patoshik from taking the medications and the latter begins to remember and draw the lost part. Officer Geary decides to sell Scofield's cell to the highest bidder. The team decides to buy the cell before anyone else finds its hole. First Franklin tries to get money from the black inmates, but Trumpets says that he is disliked because of befriending whites and then beaten up. The team starts gambling and wins a lot of money thanks to Bagwell's skills. They give the money to Geary; but he doesn't sell it to them and surprisingly keeps the money. Sucre tells Sanchez about their plan and agrees to include him if he helps them in their problem. Having completed the tattoo, Scofield tells Pope that it was Geary who burnt him, an accusation which is proved by the team's actions. Geary is fired from the prison. Meanwhile, Savrinn is approached by a man who instructs him to keep watching Donovan, who now represents L.J. too. Lincoln is granted a visit to L.J. While being transferred, Lincoln's vehicle is attacked on the road.road.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: When Haywire unexpectedly attacks Michael, reveals that he has regained all his memories of how Michael landed him back in the psych ward, and threatens to destroy the map he has drawn if he's not included in the escape, he tells Michael that he should be careful when asking people to remember things.
* CallBack: Michael reminds Haywire that the latter called the pills invisible handcuffs while convincing him to once again stop taking them.
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* NoMedicationForMe: Haywire has been put back to taking his meds, but once Michael has him remember his tattoos again by returning Haywire to his habit of discreetly throwing them up, Haywire regains his previous revulsion of the "invisible handcuffs".
* PhotographicMemory: Once Haywire's been out of his meds long enough, he draws a perfect copy of Michael's destroyed tattoo part on paper despite having last seen it in the fourth episode.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: When Haywire unexpectedly attacks Michael, reveals that he has regained all his memories of how Michael landed him back in the psych ward, and threatens to destroy the map he has drawn if he's not included in the escape, he tells Michael that he should be careful when asking people to remember things.
* CallBack: Michael reminds Haywire that the latter called the pills invisible handcuffs while convincing him to once again stop taking them.
%%* FramingTheGuiltyParty
* NoMedicationForMe: Haywire has been put back to taking his meds, but once Michael has him remember his tattoos again by returning Haywire to his habit of discreetly throwing them up, Haywire regains his previous revulsion of the "invisible handcuffs".
* PhotographicMemory: Once Haywire's been out of his meds long enough, he draws a perfect copy of Michael's destroyed tattoo part on paper despite having last seen it in the fourth episode.
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Scofield stops Patoshik from taking the medications and the latter begins to remember and draw the lost part. Officer Geary decides to sell Scofield's cell to the highest bidder. The team decides to buy the cell before anyone else finds its hole. First Franklin tries to get money from the black inmates, but Trumpets says that he is disliked because of befriending whites and then beaten up. The team starts gambling and wins a lot of money thanks to Bagwell's skills. They give the money to Geary; but he doesn't sell it to them and surprisingly keeps the money. Sucre tells Sanchez about their plan and agrees to include him if he helps them in their problem. Having completed the tattoo, Scofield tells Pope that it was Geary who burnt him, an accusation which is proved by the team's actions. Geary is fired from the prison. Meanwhile, Savrinn is approached by a man who instructs him to keep watching Donovan, who now represents L.J. too. Lincoln is granted a visit to L.J. While being transferred, Lincoln's vehicle is attacked on the road.
