Pictured: James Spader as Red and Megan Boone as Elizabeth Keen.But Mr. At least we get to see relationships develop in surprising ways, moving apart and back together. The Blacklist is famous for dangling suspense and near satisfaction in its viewers faces. Hessler even defends her alleged innocence in his hearing, which cannot be to his benefit at all. Now we get to see what is really in their hearts as they step in to stop a third party vigilante from threatening her life. They view her and Red as a direct threat to homeland security and never forget the fact that Liz’s mother was a Russian spy. In previous episodes, we see a ruthless pursuit by Hessler and his team. The close bond between Keen and her friends in the FBI is present in this episode unlike any other this season. So she posted a bounty for her mother’s supposed killer. The girl believes that Keen was responsible for the bombing that killed her mother, and for which Keen is being pursued by the authorities. In classic Red and Liz fashion, they show up at the residence of this person, and it turns out that Arioch Cain is a teenage girl. Not only do they get Liz removed from the site, but they are able to track down the person who had her put there in the first place. The FBI is the one faking her death to save her life. So we are brought back to the opening scene where keen is shown dead. Aram discovers that the only way Keen can be taken off the site, is if she is dead. There seems to be a residual bond between her and her former colleagues and they work frantically to get her taken off the site. This has the rest of Hessler’s team alarmed. Someone by the name Arioch Cain posted the bounty, and only that person can take it down. A bounty for her was posted on a site called “Dead Not Alive,” and soon she’ll have assassins swarming her to get their hands on a bitcoin reward. This turns into short pursuit that ends in Wendigo falling off a building – but not before warning Red that he can’t stop “them.” He starts shooting through the door before they get a chance to knock. They show up to Wendigo’s house, but he’s too astute for them. After a little intimidation, Red gets the information that he needs from the gunsmith. Meanwhile, Red is good enough to track down the gunsmith who makes Wendigo’s weapons. Even though he is tracking her down as a law breaker, he upholds that she deserves the benefit of the doubt. The panel criticizes the fact that he has not shared information with the CIA, and he insists that he would not do so on account of the fact that it may put Keen’s life in danger. Due to the prolonged nature of the pursuit for the two fugitives, Agent Hessler is put before a hearing to determine his competence in the matter. When photos surface depicting Agent Keen laying dead on a concrete floor, the media has the story covered. ‘The Blacklist’ Season 3, Episode 5 Recap He is enough of a threat for Red to sneak up on Ressler ( Diego Klattenhoff) to have a little conversation about teaming up to protect Liz Keen ( Megan Boone) from the crazy person who is better than the FBI and Red ( James Spader). Wendigo lives on the fringes and ironically decides who needs to be removed from society. Well, it doesn’t actually have her name on it, but it does have a verse from the Book of Psalms etched on the back, and it’s intended for her. There is a bullet-making, religious vigilante who has a projectile with her name on it.
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