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(1) Sara takes Linc and C-Note to the hospital while Michael delivers Scylla to Kellerman.

(2) When C-Note tells him he’s not a card player, T-Bag replies, “All you need to know is this: when I’m dealing, bet big, and never fold.

(3) Charles tells C-Note that his daughter has a week left, maybe two.

(4) C-Note leans toward Abruzzi and whispers, "Your jet better be there, Mr. Mafia. You feel me?"

(5) C-Note: Do you remember that day we were in the chow line, Fox River?

(6) C-Note is now in civilian clothes, and frustrated because he can't get a job, especially with the dishonorable discharge on his record.

(7) C-Note looks at the items: a stack of postcards, all from Baghdad.

(8) C-Note, a true patriot, tells his superior that he believes prisoners should not be treated poorly. Sentencedict.com

(9) Westmoreland, C-Note and Sucre quickly try to cover the hole, but, shorthanded, they need more time.

(10) C-Note reports back to his mysterious employer that he's got Sara's phone; there are a lot of calls to one number. It must be Michael.

(11) Inside the guards’ room, C-Note continues, “ Apparently, College Boy here did some math, and figured out we got one too many clowns in the car.

(12) She shoots C-Note in the legs and nearly walks off with Scylla, but Michael pulls a gun on her.

(13) As Michael gets dressed after his shower, C-Note shows Michael a medication bottle.

(14) C-Note carefully pulls his pant leg down to conceal several plastic bags of peroxide that are taped to this leg.

(15) C-Note respects Michael's concern for his brother, but he tells Michael, "You go to the tombs,[sentencedict.com] you don't get out. Not until they strap you up."

(16) Sucre is suspicious of his motives and nearly leaves, but C-Note insists that he's trying to help.

(17) In Chicago, a happy Sucre is playing with his little girl and tells her he'll be back in two days, while C-Note, working for UPS, luxuriates in his freedom and normal life.

(18) Not long after, Michael, a healthy Linc who's gotten the treatment he needs, Mahone, Sucre, Sara and C-Note are seated around a table with Kellerman, who presents them all with statements to sign.

(19) Is five more minutes of doze time really worth wasting a C-note and spending six months in prison?

(20) All your outstanding markers, they're mine now, " Trumpets defiantly tells C-Note.

(21) At the loft, the stalemate is broken by the arrival of Sucre and C-Note; T-Bag must have finally talked.