She can tell he’s startled. He looks at her as though he can’t quite recognize her. She could laugh. This man is programmed to love her, he exists to be wild about her, and even he is looking at her like that. What truly magnificent heights she’s reached.

They go inside, and Penny almost forgets about the van. This is her first mistake.

Adelle has nightmares. In most of them, she's a doll, wandering around the house with dull, vacant eyes, a pleasant smile on her face. She dreams this almost nightly. It gets less horrible every time.

Boyd watches the footage from the security cameras installed in the van. Echo strokes the man’s hair as he dies. Then she smiles up at the camera, bright-eyed and beaming, as if to say Look what I can do!

She likes the others—Sierra, Victor, Tango and Mike—they’re all nice enough but Echo, Echo gets her.

Boyd understands, suddenly, Dominic's paranoia, and DeWitt's delicate obssession with Echo.

Finally, he says, “Don’t mention that I was here.”