The mysterious suit is Victor, who asks blandly, "I'm not interrupting, am I?" "You know you are," Hawkins growls back. Victor says that Hawkins wasn't returning their calls. "I told my wife I was done. I promised her, Victor," Hawkins reminds him. Victor says they need him back, because he's the best at what he does. "Which is what?" Hawkins demands. Victor cocks his head at him like, "Don't make me say it." Victor says Hawkins's family will still be there when he gets back, and all he's asking is that Hawkins come to a meeting the next day. "If you want to walk away after that, walk away," Victor says. Victor hands him a card and says, "Two o'clock, tomorrow. Tell the desk jockey you have an appointment with Mr. Higgins. If they ask about the weather, tell them it's going to rain." Yep. It's a hard, it's a hard, it's hard, it's a HARD, it's a hard raiiiiiiiiin that's gonna fall. See, it's not just Battlestar Galactica that can bring out the Dylan. Darcy walks over to Hawkins and asks what that was all about. Hawkins kisses her and says he might have to go to a meeting tomorrow. Darcy shakes him off, saying she can't keep doing this, and she walks back across the street. "Hey, we'll be fine, D--" Hawkins tries to call. I know that it took four years of Hawkins to work his way into the cell, and so that probably killed their marriage right proper, but why did Darcy get a restraining order against him? Back in the woodshed, Hawkins has not been telling Jake all this -- he's just been remembering it himself. Hawkins's shovel hits something solid. Jake gets up and asks, "What is that?" "It's the end of the rabbit hole, Jake," Hawkins says. He gets Jake to help him with the lid, and we are inside the package as Jake and Hawkins peer down. Jake's face completely freezes. Hawkins notes this and smiles, "So you believe me now." The camera pans over to show the cone of a warhead inside the barrel. Well, bang goes my theory that the barrel was filled with fish or candles.