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Quinn tracks Belli to a house used to plan black ops missions, including ones Quinn was part of; he finds Sekou's van parked in the garage. Carrie prepares to make her deposition, but learns that a scheduled appointment to see Franny has been cancelled. Realizing Dar is blackmailing her, Carrie opts out of making her statement, after which she is allowed to see Franny. After being rebuffed by Keane, Dar tells O'Keefe to release the video against Keane's son. Max covertly records a video of Dar meeting with O'Keefe and sends it to Carrie, after which he is accosted by O'Keefe's security team. Saul prepares to go into hiding, but Mira talks him out of it; he goes to Carrie's house and, although she is not there, he sees the video Max sent her. Carrie is taken to see Quinn, who has secured a vantage point to watch the black ops house through a rifle sight; he shows her that Belli is in the house.
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