4. Like Bad at Things

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Keane visits Wellington, and Carrie overhears him telling Keane it was he who authorized the airstrike. With Max's assistance, Carrie continues her investigation into Simone's movements. Maggie, upset that Carrie is not following her new treatment plan, forces her to take her medication; she goes to a friend to obtain other drugs to help her keep alert. Carrie recruits Dante to help her prove that Simone was working for Wellington when she made suspicious withdrawals totalling $50,000. Saul and O'Keefe lose control of the situation on the Elkins' property. The Elkins' teenage son J.J. is shot by an FBI patrol, and an FBI agent is taken hostage in retaliation. Paramedics are allowed to take J.J. to a hospital, where a man takes photos that are leaked to the press as evidence that J.J. is dead. Saul calls O'Keefe to warn him that the report is false, but O'Keefe does not pass this information on and J.J.'s father, enraged by the news, executes the captive FBI agent. An ensuing firefight results in several casualties, largely on the Elkins' side. O'Keefe survives and is taken into custody.