Oct 10, 2017
Slow Dancing
S5 | The Girl Who Wasn’t There
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Slow Dancing
S5 | The Girl Who Wasn’t There
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Madeline Says Goodbye
"Do you know why I killed myself? I was afraid Mr. Jones might have listened to Nikita. If he had, I’d have been relocated, we would have been apart forever. Nether one of us could have functioned satisfactorily alone knowing the other was alive. It would have been a constant distraction”.
S5 | The Girl Who Wasn’t There
I Missed You Madeline
She’s baaack....well, sort of. Quinn creates an A.I. Madeline for Operations. I love that he’s so emotional and happy to see “her”. This will not end well.
S5 | The Girl Who Wasn’t There
Operation Meltdown
S4 | Up The Rabbit Hole
S4 | Hell Hath No Fury
Oh jealousy and the things we do for love. Hell hath no fury like a woMAN scorned. Operations did not have to shoot either of them. Yes, Leon was Section’s enemy, but he was unarmed and out-gunned.  It was payback for Madeline having the audacity to fall in love with someone else.Â
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Madeline Goes Rogue
NO SHE  DIDN’T!! Madeline tries to prove her love to Leon by helping him escape.
LFN Trivia: The name Leon, is an homage to the character in Luc Besson’s “Leon” aka “The Professional”.
Nice to see them put away their internal petty war and work on the same team again.
Awkward.
Madeline is having none of OPS touchy feely-ness. Somebody call HR.