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Carrie arrives in Islamabad as the new station chief and learns that the embassy has been placed on lockdown at the order of the U.S. ambassador, Martha Boyd. However, Carrie has set up an alternate base of operations with Fara and Max, aiming to establish contact with Aayan (who has been threatened to keep him from talking to the media). After Aayan refuses to speak with Fara, posing as a journalist, Carrie makes contact herself, saying she is Fara's boss, and offers Aayan protection as well as safe passage to London where he can continue his medical studies. Saul arrives in Islamabad with a security team from his company to back Carrie up; while there, he meets with Martha, who is an old friend and colleague, and offers Carrie further assistance. Meanwhile, Quinn submits his resignation to the CIA, but faces pressure to stay from Dar Adal, who goads Quinn with his failure to protect Sandy. While watching video footage of the mob's murder of Sandy, Quinn discovers evidence that the attack was premeditated and reports this to Carrie, who implores him to return to Pakistan. Quinn reluctantly agrees.
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