Henry warns that there's nothing the technicians can do to save Catherine.
Henry wonders what he was supposed to do, as there wasn't a way to stop the F...
Now that Catherine has woken up, Henry notes that she had quite a journey.
Henry tells Peter that Catherine may have gone too far into the serial killer...
Kent and Henry are worried about Catherine, who is putting herself back in th...
Catherine was inside of Edward's head and Henry wanted to know where this fic...
Catherine has been working with Edward for 18 months and now his parents want...
Henry West tells Peter that Catherine could die while invading Carl's dream.
Henry continues to explain the catalyst to agents Novak and Ramsey.
Henry explains to Peter that if Catherine dies in the dream, she dies in real...
Peter stresses to Henry West that the missing girl doesn't have a lot of time...
Henry is explaining what happens to Ramsey and Novak before Catherine enters ...
Henry West explains the time they brought in two theorists to help a client.
There are three tables in the room and Henry explains to Novak and Ramsey tha...
Henry explains to Novak and Ramsey that Catherine has a way out of Carl's hea...
Henry is linking up Catherine to Carl's mind while he explains to Novak and R...
Henry tells Gordon that Catherine reversed the feeds without telling anybody ...
Catherine is back after going inside of Carl's mind and Henry is concerned be...
Catherine has awoken from going into Carl's mind and she has gone very deep. ...
Henry gives an analogy for Novak so he can understand what Catherine is exper...
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