TEXT: "The Girl in Suite 2103" [SCENE_BREAK] (Cut to inside an elevator car. Booth and Brennan are standing inside the elevator as typical elevator music is playing in the background. Booth is swaying to the music a bit as Brennan looks bored.) BRENNAN: (looking at Booth) You like this song? BOOTH: (turning to Brennan) Nobody likes this song. BRENNAN: Well, you're dancing to it. BOOTH: Maybe swaying a little (hums). BRENNAN: And humming. BOOTH: Bones, you know, it's just something that you don in the elevator. BRENNAN: Buddhists say that if we can lose ourselves in the moment without distraction or desire, we experience truth. BOOTH: Why can't you just hum like a normal, happy person? (Elevator door opens and reveals a room that is severely damaged by an explosion.) BRENNAN: (putting on gloves) Not really in the mood. BOOTH: (following Brennan out of the elevator) Ok, here we go. (Various shots of the inside of the room are shown. There are several people milling around looking at the remains and debris etc. Radswell, who is also a little person, approaches them.) RADSWELL: Special Agent Booth, and I'm gonna assume this is Dr. Brennan? BOOTH: (in a weary tone) Bones, Alex Radswell, he's, uh, from State Department. BRENNAN: Why'd you say it like that? RADSWELL: Booth believes the State Department was put on Earth to protect bad guys from the FBI. BRENNAN: (shining her flashlight around) I count three dead? RADSWELL: Four. There's one behind the bar. Already ID'd as the bartender. This was a cocktail party after a conference on drug trafficking in South America. The keynote speaker was Colombian judicial attaché Dolores Ramos. BRENNAN: Did she survive? RADSWELL: Minor burns, smoke inhalation. She'
SUMMARY:
Brennan and Booth are called to the site of an explosion in a Miami hotel where several people were either injured or killed, including an unidentified body found burned, thought to be the bomber. Initially, the explosion is thought to be the work of a Colombian drug cartel intending to target Judge Dolores Ramos, the Colombian judicial representative, who survived the blast. Diplomatic immunity and State Department official Alex Radziwill stand in way of Brennan and Booth's investigation as they pursue key clues about the case.