Claudia tells Elizabeth and Philip to gather information on Natalie Granholm (Irina Dubova), a woman the Centre suspects is really Anna Prokopchuk, a Nazi war collaborator, and who is living in Newton, Massachusetts. They can't tell from the pictures if it is the same woman, but when the Centre orders them to kill her anyway, Elizabeth tells Philip they'll make sure when they get there. Elizabeth and Philip break into Natalie's home, and confront her. At first, she denies being Anna, but when her husband comes home, she tearfully admits she was Anna. While Philip isn't sure they should kill them, Elizabeth ends up killing both of them. Afterwards, however, Elizabeth tells Philip they should think about quitting and going home to the Soviet Union.
Elsewhere, Oleg and Rusian continue their investigation, Elizabeth and Philip tell Claudia to try and find a job for Pastor Tim, Henry interviews Stan at his office about the FBI, and Stan and Aderholt continue to work with Sofia.
This episode contains examples of:
- Arc Words: When Henry enthuses about working at the FBI, Stan cautions him there are things that has to be kept secret, and he can't trust anyone.
- Boom, Headshot!: How Elizabeth kills both Natalie/Anna and her husband.
- Call-Back: Henry gets to see the Mail Robot.
- Les Collaborateurs: Natalie/Anna was a Soviet that collaborated with the Nazis during Operation Barbarossa (the Nazi invasion of Soviet territory) during World War II, but not for ideological reasons, but to avoid sharing the same fate as her family.
- Forced into Evil: Natalie/Anna tries to use this as justification for what she did, telling Elizabeth she was forced by the Nazis to bury her family, and she would have been killed if she had not killed those the Nazis had ordered her to.
- Flashback: Philip again remembers time from his childhood, this time playing games with his father.
- The Place: The episode title comes from the city in Russia where Anna Prokopchuk came from.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Elizabeth tells Philip at the end of the episode, after everything they've done, they should just quit and leave.
