Monica Reyes

A killer comes into contact with a man who knows way too much about him.

Reyes keys in on the case, noting its supposed links to

numerology.

She finds a pattern with the victim's names and birthdates and tries to convince her fellow agents she's not crazy.

Fair enough.

So we return to a bright sunny day outside FBI HQ.

Reyes walks down the hallways reading the newspaper accompanied by the same boppy Italian soundtrack.

The headline is Casino Murder Offers No Clues.

Yeah, but what if the two were somehow connected?

Monica, for God's sakes, this is not an X-file.

Don't try to turn it into one.

In prison, this being, this person, whatever you want to call him, he acted as if he were protecting Bob Fassel.

She stops Reyes.

He was here, the man in the photo.

Doggett calls to Monica while he tries to open the ground cable access tunnel.

They both descend into the darkness.

And I was like, whoa, how did you get whooped by this kid? But it's just part of the movie.

But then we meet Monica Reyes.

We meet Trish.

We meet Annabelle Gish.

Yeah, her name in the movie is Trish.

Trish,

Annabelle Gish, Monica Reyes.

One of the three.

It's a really, for me, great...

Doggett central episode that really deals with the death of his son and again the scene for me that really sticks out is when Doggett is explaining you know like Monica Reyes is coming up against him and saying why can't you accept this stuff and for him It's this idea that if he accepts it, then he has to accept that he didn't do everything he could to find his son, to stop his son from being killed.

And that for me really just struck a nerve just in terms of faith in general.

I just think you can flip the tables with that aspect, with those who have faith and with those who don't have.

Can I just say before I move

on, that scene with Monica Reyes accusing, doing her jacuzzi moment, the whole thing, or relating everything that happened there, that's one of the worst Monica Reyes scenes I have ever seen.

She's just making leaps.

Not so much leaps, but...