The Janitor's Boy
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(?)Lukas Kyle charts mysterious rotating lights in the sky from outside camera feeds following a circular pattern
Martha recognizes the relic as a kind of camera due to its lens component
Juliette discovers a list of citizens in Deputy Marnes' pocket at the crime scene
Sims operates from a hidden janitor's closet where he conducts sensitive judicial business away from official channels
Juliette examines a file left by Holston Becker in her apartment at the episode's start
Lukas Kyle charts unexplained rotating lights in outside camera feeds moving in a large circle
Juliette retrieves a Relic from George Wilkins' hidden camp, identified by Martha as a kind of camera with a lens
Marnes died from his skull caved in by his shotgun butt, not gunshot
Need To Know
(?)Martha Walker identifies the Relic as a camera based on recognizing its lens
Martha notes the Pact forbids mechanisation for vertical travel and limits magnification technology
The Pact establishes that the Sheriff Department must bow to Judicial authority
Jahns and Marnes are buried in the gardens so their bodies serve as fertilizer for crops
Bernard tells Juliette the Pact requires the Sheriff Department to bow to Judicial authority
Billings reveres the Pact, uncomfortable with unsanctioned methods like unofficial informants
Bernard orchestrates a double burial and announces a race to distract citizens from Marnes' murder and maintain order
The Pact establishes that the Sheriff Department must bow to Judicial authority
Martha recognizes the relic as a camera with optical lens technology
The Pact forbids mechanized vertical systems and magnification beyond certain levels, per Martha Walker
The Pact forbids magnification technology beyond a certain power level
Martha Walker identifies the Relic as a camera and notes two unexplained Pact gaps: no mechanical vertical transport and magnification limits
Deceased residents are buried in the gardens so their bodies serve as fertilizer for the crops
Billings expresses unease about unofficial informants and admits the Pact's explicit sanction matters to him
