ABIGAIL: As anything. An international investigation is under way. And the drawings- [She pauses]
BOOTH: Hello? As criminals? BOOTH: That, is America, Bones. BRENNAN: I find it hard to believe you have anything in common with Warren Granger. Brennan find the bevel knife and examine it more closely]
[Silence]
BRENNAN: Yeah. Cool kid though. ELLIS: Dude, Abby's cute in a chick geek kind of way but she's definitely not that kind of Betty you go to the death chamber for. Just tell me if I'm looking at a murder. Lonely adolescent boy. No friends. TED: Maybe he was just trying to dodge her. Ted has a bad temper. Warren had a girlfriend. Who cares? [She leaves the room]
[Cut to the platform, Warren's body is still on one of the table]
ZACK: In the last 24 hours, I've read several dozen comic books and graphic novels. [Zack takes pictures of the body.
Plan: A: Special Agent Seeley Booth; Q: Who enlists Dr. Temperance Brennan's help? A: a decomposed body; Q: What was found in the alley? A: a local alley; Q: Where was the body found? A: the teen's killer; Q: What does Brennan want to help Booth find? A: only comic books; Q: What did the teenage boy have for friends? A: the lone teenager; Q: Who does Brennan find she has more in common with than she thought? Summary: Special Agent Seeley Booth enlists Dr. Temperance Brennan's help when a decomposed body is found in a local alley and the cause of death is unknown. As Brennan tries to assess if a murder has been committed, the details of the case draw her in deeper, and she's determined to help Booth find the teen's killer. As their investigation reveals the body is that of a teenage boy who had only comic books for friends, Brennan finds she may have more in common with the lone teenager than she though.