(Looks over at a bald security guard, which then steps behind the row of lawyers) But this sort of thing (goes to stand in front of Lindsey) must be dealt with quickly and cleanly (Lindsey and Holland look at each other, then Holland steps over to stand in front of Lee) and unambiguously. - Everything all right? Angel is putting some CD cases labeled Wolfram and Hart - Restricted Access into his briefcase. Angel: "That's not going to be a problem." Faith: "So who am I supposed to kill?" Gunn checks his watch. Holland: "You saved the children. I did what I had to." I'll need it to get in. Lindsey holding on to the three children: "It's alright. Lindsey: "Like Wolfram and Hart." Lindsey: "Which makes them a real threat to Wolfram and Hart. Thanks, Will." They have shamans. They misread me. Wesley: "He's not with you?"
Plan: A: three; Q: How many mystical children were Wolfram and Hart plotting to kill? A: Lindsey; Q: Who goes to Angel for help? A: his loyalties; Q: What does Lindsey begin to question? A: kids; Q: What does Lindsey refuse to kill? A: Gunn; Q: Who helps Angel break into Wolfram and Hart? A: the discs; Q: What do Angel and Gunn steal from Wolfram and Hart? A: a mysterious scroll; Q: What does Angel find in the vault? A: a side; Q: What did Lindsey have to choose? Summary: When Wolfram and Hart plots to kill three mystical children, Lindsey begins to question his loyalties. He's willing to be evil, but he's not willing to murder kids. He goes to Angel for help. Along with Gunn, they devise a plan to break into Wolfram and Hart and steal the discs they'll need to save the children. While Angel is in Wolfram and Hart's vault, though, he finds a mysterious scroll that holds some interesting information about his destiny. Meanwhile, Lindsey had to choose a side once and for all.