BOOTH is driving BRENNAN to the victim's house.) BRENNAN: (takes a file folder from BOOTH and opens) Dan Pinard. BRENNAN: Dentist. BRENNAN: Former. BRENNAN: No, Jared is an alcoholic, Booth. BRENNAN: This was not a Civil War casualty. HENDLER: (as the team grumbles) Because of blood on a football helmet? HODGINS and VINCENT are in the bone room examining the victim's remain, still searching for the cause of death.) Musical montage of BRENNAN in the bone room examining the skeleton meticulously one last time to try to find a cause of death. Nigel-Murray."
Plan: A: a human skeleton; Q: What is discovered in the trenches of an old Civil War battleground? A: Brennan; Q: Who identifies the bones as belonging to Dan Pinard? A: Booth; Q: Who investigates suspects? A: the case; Q: What are Brennan and Booth called to do when a skeleton is discovered in the trenches of an old Civil War battleground? A: a present-day local dentist; Q: Who is Dan Pinard? A: the victim's former boyfriend; Q: Who is a suspect in the case? A: Vincent Nigel-Murray; Q: Who is the lab intern who works with Hodgins to clean the bones of the skeleton? A: a stubborn clay residue; Q: What is preventing the team from determining a cause of death? A: Jared; Q: What is the name of Booth's brother? A: his travels; Q: What did Jared Booth return from? Summary: When a human skeleton is discovered in the trenches of an old Civil War battleground, Brennan and Booth are called to the case. Despite the historical location, Brennan quickly identifies the bones as belonging to Dan Pinard, a present-day local dentist. While Booth investigates suspects, including the victim's former boyfriend, Hodgins and lab intern Vincent Nigel-Murray work doggedly to clean the bones of a stubborn clay residue which is preventing the team from determining a cause of death. Meanwhile, Booth's brother, Jared, returns from his travels with some suprising news.