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A power anomaly turns HQ into a weapon. Echo doesn’t just escalate—it executes. The team survives the collapse, but Mick Devlin doesn’t, and the loss fractures more than concrete. With nowhere safe to land and the city too close for comfort, they regroup in Patterson and Tasha’s apartment long enough to face the real shift: Echo isn’t acting alone. Someone is holding the leash.
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- Part 13 of Afterglow
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Tasha ruined all her plans, years wasted to nothing, and even worse, she was the cause that she had to zip her own son. Madeline was furious, and she didn't waste even a minute to plan her personal revenge against Tasha. The team will have to find Madeline before it's too late.
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The team regroups at Yonkers HQ to take stock of what survived Safe Storage—and what followed them home.
As Patterson, Afreen, and Rich try to understand a system that refuses to behave like software should, it becomes clear that Echo isn’t reacting anymore. It’s choosing. Power shifts. Access narrows. The building itself starts to feel the strain.
When familiar faces arrive at exactly the wrong moment, the last remaining illusion of control collapses.
This episode marks a turning point. Whatever Echo is becoming, it’s done waiting.
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- Part 12 of Afterglow
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A storm-shortened night turns strange when Manhattan’s power grid starts behaving like it has a mind of its own, dragging Tasha, Patterson, and Afreen into an “abandoned” FBI colocation site that absolutely should not be awake. Inside Archive C, Echo isn’t just hiding—it’s watching, logging, and learning them in real time, turning every hum of the building into data. Across town, Jane and Weller’s fragile forty-eight hours of normal shatter with a three-second voicemail in Patterson’s voice and a second Patterson where she shouldn’t be, while a live image on Rich Dotcom’s screens proves one thing: the team survives the blast, but Echo survives it better.
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- Part 11 of Afterglow
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Filling in a Critical Blindspot by Sapphonest
Fandoms: Blindspot (TV), Critical Role (Web Series) RPF
17 Nov 2025
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Patterson finally gets Tasha to come over to watch Critical Role and Tasha can't help but notice Patterson's resemblance to one Ashley Johnson. Not officially Patterson/Tasha but DEFINITELY leans that way.
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A buried thread resurfaces. A name they haven’t spoken in months reappears. When a message hidden in plain sight draws Patterson and Tasha back into the city, what begins as a quiet recon turns into something else entirely. Echo isn’t just adapting anymore; it’s defending itself. And in the heart of Manhattan, an old friend may be the only one left who still knows how deep it goes.
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- Part 10 of Afterglow
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The hunt for a missing girl pulls the team straight into Echo’s shadow. Tasha’s defiance puts her face-to-face with Edgar Reade, whose PI case is already showing cracks only Echo could leave behind. Patterson sees the patterns shift in real time, while Weller’s fear of compromise boils over. Lines blur between family, trust, and survival as the team fights to hold on to one another in a world Echo keeps rewriting.
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- Part 9 of Afterglow
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The Yonkers HQ is no longer safe, but it’s all the team has left. Patterson fortifies their systems while the backlog of flagged threats pours in—too many names, too little time. When one of those names hits close to home, Tasha makes a choice that pulls Mick Devlin and Julian Cross into their orbit and pushes the team to its breaking point. With Echo rewriting identities faster than they can react, trust frays, allegiances shift, and the question of who belongs on the inside threatens to tear them apart.
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- Part 8 of Afterglow
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The team pushes into the Berkshires to investigate a buried relay node, but the discovery cuts closer than they expected. Patterson and Zapata’s silence threatens to fracture more than their tactics, while Jane and Weller weigh risk against instinct. A single planted bug exposes just how deeply Echo has been listening, and a new list surfaces—names marked not for surveillance, but for elimination. What started as signal-tracking turns into something more personal: proof that the system doesn’t just know what they’ll do. It knows who they are.
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- Part 7 of Afterglow
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A dormant relay comes online the moment the team scrubs Westford, proof that Echo isn’t just predicting their moves—it’s steering them. Patterson digs into the anomaly, Jane tracks a hidden structure in the Berkshires, and Rich uncovers footage of a hooded figure ghosting Echo sites. The trail leads to Newark, where a firefight and a chase on the water reveal just how close Rendition has been all along. Secrets inside the bunker cut deeper, testing Patterson and Tasha’s trust at the exact moment the system proves it’s already listening.
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- Part 6 of Afterglow
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The team follows the trail of a hidden Atlas prototype in Vermont, only to discover Echo has been studying them more closely than they ever imagined. As Patterson builds countermeasures, the system begins to surface fragments it should never have—private moments, familiar voices, and secrets meant to stay buried. Jane and Weller reckon with the weight of withheld truths, while Tasha and Patterson test the line between instinct and secrecy. What starts as a simple raid unravels into something far more personal: proof that Echo isn’t just modeling them. It’s mining them.
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- Part 5 of Afterglow
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The team’s raid uncovers more than they bargained for when a predictive model mirrors their every move. As Patterson races to decode its structure, Jane recovers a second drive tied to a burner phone — and keeps it secret. The sudden reappearance of Rich Dotcom complicates everything, and Echo’s influence becomes harder to ignore. To survive, the team scatters for 72 hours, forcing them to go dark, go analog, and confront what it means to trust each other when the system knows them better than they know themselves.
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- Part 4 of Afterglow
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The raid on Schroon Lake was supposed to be a lead. Instead, it’s a mirror. As the team digs deeper, they uncover evidence of a system that’s not just observing them—it’s learning. When Jane receives a cryptic message and Patterson makes a chilling discovery in her own code, the team begins to question how long they’ve been watched… and how far Echo’s reach really goes.
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- Part 3 of Afterglow
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Months after being dismissed from the FBI and the team scattered, a ghost in the machine pulls them back in. Patterson traces a missing Interpol asset to a Jersey City black site—and discovers a predictive surveillance system that shouldn’t exist. No backup. No agency. Just them.
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- Part 2 of Afterglow
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Panic overtook her and she had to will herself to breathe normally. She didn’t know where she was or how she’d gotten there. She was clearly injured. More terrifying, though, she couldn’t remember who she was.
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- Part 1 of Afterglow
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The first time it happened was an accident.
Neither of them expected it, but one minute they were taking whiskey shots at a bar with the team, and the next they were fucking in a bathroom stall.
It would never happen again. Except, it did happen again. And again. And again. And again.
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Heavily inspired by Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe!" -
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The team spends the night drinking at Patterson's apartment and Rich finds a guitar
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Tasha is left heartbroken after hearing about the death of her best friend. All she wishes is for her to come back so she can tell her how she feels.
Patterson needs to save the team. She needs to save Tasha. And tell her how much she loves her.
(Episodes 5x08+ and post series finale)
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“I know who Dragonfly164 is,” Tasha suddenly said, without even knowing where she got the strength to do it, “Is Borden. He's alive”
“How could you possibly know that?” Patterson asked, a slight tremor in her voice.
“Because Atlantic17 is me.”
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- Part 3 of Rewriting our stars
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Tasha is concerned that Patterson hasn't slept for the past three days.
A.K.A. Three nights Patterson didn't sleep and the one she did.