Escaping Denver, Batch 4, Episode 3, The High. After those busy streets, the silence does take some getting used to.

Some of you have been asking, so I'll say it.

I'm good.

Healthy.

Alive.

And Sarah has finally requested the ability to play music.

Feels like a no-brainer.

Even I've questioned why they hadn't recorded the song when they had the chance at the end of batch two.

But then I remember Andreas and the soldiers and the whole bomb thing and I realized that

would have taken some supreme foresight.

Batch two was crazy.

Whatever they have to do to get her that song,

forbidden fruit, they better do it quickly.

Noah is at the mercy of Harper, who I am still trying to understand.

I mean, what is she?

I know, I know evil, sadistic, twisted, yes,

but did she come out this way? Can they just tweak the clone recipe and just, I don't know, I know, evil, sadistic, twisted, yes, but did you come out this way?

Can they just tweak the clone recipe and just, I don't know, add a little evil?

Or is this conditioning after the fact?

Like the clone plops out and goes to villain boot camp for a while, or scariest yet?

What if Harper is just Sarah but giving in to the darker side that was there all along?

Spencer doesn't suit you, stranger.

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