Question: How does Sitterson find out that Marty is still alive?
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Working from a hidden underground facility, senior technicians Gary Sitterson and Steve Hadley initiate plans for a mysterious ritual – reportedly one of several others taking place around the world.
Also present is specialist Wendy Lin, who discloses that a similar operation undertaken by their Swedish counterparts has just ended in failure.
Meanwhile, American college students Dana Polk, Holden McCrea, Marty Mikalski, Jules Louden, and Curt Vaughan are spending their weekend at a seemingly deserted cabin in the forest.
It soon becomes clear that Sitterson and Hadley are manipulating this setting from afar, even intoxicating the teenagers with psychotropic drugs that gradually hinder rational thinking while increasing libido.
After the door to the cabin's darkened cellar swings open on its own during a tipsy game of "Truth or Dare", for example, both technicians coerce their charges into investigating the contents within.
The group soon uncovers a plentiful assortment of bizarre articles, including an old diary once maintained by Patience Buckner, onetime cabin resident abused by her sadistic family.
Dana, who takes an interest in Patience, subsequently recites incantations from the journal and inadvertently summons the zombified Buckner clan.
Leaving Dana, Holden, and Marty behind with the book, Curt and Jules retire outside – where Hadley successfully induces them to have sex.
Set upon by marauding Buckners, Jules is decapitated but Curt escapes, sounding the alarm.
Marty, a frequent marijuana smoker, becomes justifiably paranoid, declaring that unseen figureheads have been toying with their crisis.
Locating concealed surveillance equipment, he theorizes that the predicament may be a gimmick for reality television before being dragged off to be killed by Judah Buckner.
Terrified, Curt, Holden, and Dana attempt escape in their RV, though Sitterson triggers a tunnel collapse, rendering the highway impassable.
Curt jumps a ravine on his motorcycle in a desperate bid to reach an adjoining road, but is killed crashing into a camouflaged force shield - apparently erected by the technicians.
His demise convinces Dana that Marty's concerns may have been founded.
Veering off the tarmac, the RV plummets into a nearby lake after Father Buckner surfaces inside and stabs Holden.
Dana survives the impact, but is confronted by Matthew Buckner when she swims ashore.
As he delivers his final blow, the Facility staff celebrate the completion of their ritual.
Sitterson receives a phone call informing him that Marty is still alive.
Rescuing Dana, Marty reveals that he was able to overpower his assailant upon being taken into an obscured elevator.
They infiltrate the Facility, where a menagerie of monsters are imprisoned.
Dana observes a cenobite-like creature clutching a globe she observed in the cabin's cellar, indicating that the items there dictate which monster will be unleashed on its concurrent occupants.
She and Marty are cornered by a private security team, but before they can be captured, manage to release the monsters, which run rampant throughout and slaughter the Facility's staff, including Hadley.
Sitterson escapes, only to be inadvertently stabbed by Dana in the lower levels of the building.
Upon entering an underground temple, the two survivors meet the project Director who explains that every year worldwide rituals commence to appease malevolent beings identified only as "Ancient Ones" living beneath the Facility, they are kept in perpetual slumber through an annual pars pro toto sacrifice of five young people embodying certain archetypes: the Whore (Jules), the Athlete (Curt), the Scholar (Holden), the Fool (Marty), and the Virgin (Dana).
The order in which intended victims perish is flexible, as long as the Whore is first and the Virgin is last (or optionally survives, so long as the others die).
The Director urges Dana to shoot Marty, completing the ritual, but they are interrupted by a werewolf which Marty fends off after it attacked Dana.
Patience Buckner arrives, killing the Director, and Marty pushes them into a chasm.
Dana and Marty accept that it might be better for another species to take humanity's place if this is the price of its continued existence.
They share a final joint as an Ancient One finally stirs, destroying the Facility.
Marty McFly lives with his unambitious family in Hill Valley, California.
His father, George, is bullied by his supervisor, Biff Tannen, while his mother, Lorraine, is an out-of-shape drinker.
Marty's underachieving older siblings, Dave and Linda, also live in the household.
At dinner, Lorraine recalls how she and George first fell in love when her father accidentally hit George with his car.
Marty meets his friend, scientist Dr. Emmett "Doc" Brown, late at night in the parking lot of a deserted shopping mall, where Doc reveals a time machine made from a modified DeLorean DMC-12.
The vehicle's time displacement is powered by plutonium, which supplies 1.21 gigawatts of power to a device Doc calls the "flux capacitor."
Doc explains that the car travels to a pre-set date upon reaching 88 miles per hour; as an example, he enters the date November 5, 1955, the date he came up with the concept of the flux capacitor.
Before Doc can make his first trip, Libyan terrorists, from whom he stole the plutonium, arrive in a van and shoot him.
Marty attempts to escape using the DeLorean and inadvertently activates the time machine.
He is transported back to 1955 and finds himself without the plutonium needed for the return trip.
While exploring the 1955 Hill Valley, Marty meets the teenage George, who is being bullied by Biff and is secretly writing science fiction stories.
As George is about to be hit by Lorraine's father's car, Marty pushes him out of the way and is knocked out by the impact.
Consequently, Lorraine becomes infatuated with Marty instead of George.
Marty goes to find Doc, telling him he is from the future and is seeking help for returning to 1985.
Doc explains that the only available power source capable of generating 1.21 gigawatts of energy is a bolt of lightning.
Marty shows Doc a flyer he received in 1985, which states that lightning will strike the courthouse clock tower the following Saturday at 10:04 pm.
Doc makes plans to harness the lightning strike to power the DeLorean's flux capacitor.
When they examine a fading photograph of Marty with his siblings, they determine that Marty has prevented his parents from meeting, jeopardizing his family's existence.
Marty makes several attempts to set George up with Lorraine.
When Lorraine makes a date with Marty for the upcoming school dance, Marty plans to have George attend the dance as well and "rescue" Lorraine from Marty's inappropriate advances in a car.
The plan goes awry when a drunken Biff unexpectedly shows up, pulls Marty from the car, and attempts to force himself on Lorraine.
George arrives to rescue her from Marty but instead finds Biff.
Standing up to him for the first time, George knocks Biff out.
A smitten Lorraine follows George to the dance floor, where they kiss for the first time, ensuring Marty's existence.
Marty arrives at the clock tower, where Doc is making final preparations.
Doc discovers a letter Marty had written to warn him of his impending 1985 murder and tears it up, fearing it will lead to altering the future.
Marty successfully returns to 1985 and, although he arrives ten minutes earlier than his original departure to warn Doc, he does not get to the mall in time to prevent him from being shot.
Doc, still alive thanks to a bulletproof vest, reveals that he had repaired the letter and read it.
Doc drops Marty off at his house and travels 30 years into the future.
Marty awakens the next morning to find his family changed; Lorraine is physically fit, a self-confident George is a successful science fiction author, Dave is a white-collar worker, and Linda no longer has trouble finding boyfriends.
George and Lorraine now have a closer relationship, while Biff has become an auto detailer who is on good terms with the McFly family.
As Marty reunites with his girlfriend Jennifer Parker, Doc arrives insisting they accompany him to the future to sort out a problem with their future children.
Marty and Jennifer enter the DeLorean with Doc and depart for the future. 
Julian Marty (Dan Hedaya), the owner of a Texas bar, suspects his wife Abby (Frances McDormand) is having an affair with one of his bartenders, Ray (John Getz).
Marty hires private detective Loren Visser (M. Emmet Walsh) to take photos of Ray and Abby in bed at a local motel.
The morning after their tryst, Marty makes a menacing phone call to them, making it clear he is aware of their relationship.
The following day, Ray confronts Marty and quits his job.
Marty threatens Ray's life and advises him to not trust Abby.
Marty then hires Visser to kill the couple while he takes a fishing trip to Corpus Christi to establish an alibi.
Visser breaks into Ray's home, steals Abby's gun, and photographs the sleeping couple through the bedroom window.
Later, he presents doctored photos of their corpses to Marty when collecting his $10,000 fee.
He then shoots Marty with Abby's gun in a double cross, leaving the gun at the scene to frame Abby for Marty's murder.
Later that evening, Ray returns to the bar and, finding a seemingly dead Marty and Abby's gun, assumes Abby murdered her husband.
He decides to cover up the murder, cleaning up the blood and disposing of evidence in a backyard incinerator.
Ray drives to a remote field and digs a hole to dispose of Marty's body, but discovers that Marty is still alive.
He throws Marty in the hole and buries him alive.
Afterward, Ray calls Abby and she thanks him for calling her in the morning, but he misinterprets this as her gratitude for his role in Marty's murder.
Visser burns the doctored photos but realizes one is missing, having been locked in the bar's safe by Marty.
Visser also realizes that he left his cigarette lighter in Marty's office.
Meanwhile, Ray visits Abby and tells her "I cleaned up your mess," not realizing that she does not know what Ray is talking about.
Ray assumes Abby is being coy, and they begin to argue.
They are interrupted by a telephone call from Visser, who says nothing.
Abby assumes that Marty is calling her and tells Ray.
However, Ray assumes Abby is lying and storms out.
Confused by Ray's behavior, Abby goes to the bar to find it ransacked; Visser had been trying to break into the safe, but was interrupted by Abby's arrival.
Observing the scene, Abby now thinks that Ray killed Marty because of a money dispute.
She accuses him of this the next time they meet, but he explains that he found her gun at the bar and that he buried Marty alive.
Ray returns once more to the bar and opens the safe, finding Visser's faked photo.
He realizes he is being followed as he leaves for Abby's apartment.
When Abby arrives home that night, she turns on a light and finds Ray looking out the large window.
He tells Abby to turn off the light because someone is watching them from across the street.
Abby thinks Ray is threatening her, and turns the light back on.
Visser is on a nearby roof with a rifle and, seeing Ray in the window, shoots him dead.
Realizing Ray was right, Abby knocks out the light.
She hides in the bathroom just as Visser arrives.
Visser goes to the bathroom to kill Abby, who is not there.
Reaching out the window, he opens the window to the next room, but Abby slams it down on his wrist and drives a knife through his hand.
Visser shoots holes through the wall, punches through, and removes the knife.
Abby retreats and waits behind the bathroom door, holding a gun.
As Visser is about to emerge, she fires through the door, hitting Visser.
"I'm not afraid of you, Marty," Abby says.
Visser, lying on the bathroom floor, mortally wounded, suddenly bursts into laughter.
He says: "Well, ma'am, if I see 'im, I'll sure give 'im the message."
 Played by: Jack Deam (Series 1, 2–4, 8–11) Marty Fisher.
Martin Andrew "Marty" Fisher (born 1978) is the son of Carol Fisher, and brother of Veronica.
Marty has coprolalic Tourette's syndrome and is a pyromaniac.
He was a guest character in the first series of Shameless, became a main character (along with his mother) in series two, and left along with Veronica and Kev in the first episode of season four.
Marty was originally something of a burden to the other characters, setting things alight when he got angry, particularly whenever he found Carol with much younger men.
At one point he burns Carol's house down when he finds her having sex in the shower with his best friend, as well as burning down the toilets of the Jockey when Veronica attempts to have him sent back to prison after he escaped to attend her wedding; incidents like this have landed him in prison several times.
His tourette's syndrome often creates uncomfortable situations for him, causing him to reveal otherwise secret information or offend those who are not used to him by insulting/swearing.
However, later in the series Debbie teaches Marty to use other words such as buttermilk and spongecake instead of swearing, and his pyromania seems to calm down when he starts a relationship with Sue Garland.
The two live relatively happily in the Gallagher household for a time, until Marty accompanies Kev and Veronica in a scheme to buy a Romanian baby from an orphanage.
Marty escapes back to the Chatsworth with the stolen orphan and suggests to Sue that they raise it as their own.
Initially Sue is reluctant but later saves the baby from being sent back by the police.
Sue reveals that she is pregnant with Marty's child and the two leave the estate (how they find the money to do this is unclear).
He returns in Series 8, Episode 17.
Marty reveals that him and Sue lived happily for years in Spain with their kids, only for Sue to cheat on him with a rich local and kick him out of the house.
Not knowing where else to go, Marty flees back to the Chatsworth and begins squatting in a flat once occupied by heroin addicts, and on the run from the CSA for not paying child maintenance.
Presumably, he found his mother Carol (who left to go to Maguluf), as he returns with her urn.
Shortly after returning Marty causes tension between Shane and Kelly Maguire by telling Kelly that he loves her.
In series 9, him and Kelly hit a rough patch when she loses the baby, she leaves him, but returns on discovering he truly loves her.
He also attempts to tamper with the estates electricity, resulting in a total blackout.
In the tenth series, after discovering that his children are still alive, Marty left Chatsworth to find them.
He returned for the eleventh series shortly before leaving with Kelly for good. 
In the spring of 2008, John becomes suspicious about Ramsey's shady activities since becoming Police Commissioner of Llanview.
Banding together with fellow police officers Antonio Vega and Talia Sahid, John works to expose Ramsey as a dirty cop and avenge Marty's death.
During the course of their investigation, the trio learn about a mysterious woman Ramsey is keeping hidden away in his high-rise penthouse, tended to by a private nurse.
John becomes convinced that this woman is key to unraveling the mystery behind Ramsey's double dealings.
As it happens, John's suspicions are correct: Ramsey masterminds the theft of the crown jewels of Mendorra from Lindsay Rappaport's art gallery in order to fence them and pay for his houseguest's costly medical care.
It becomes clear that the mystery woman is not merely bedridden, but also mentally impaired due to her unknown ailments.
Meanwhile, John's curiosity deepens when he discovers X-rays in Ramsey's office which detail the severe physical trauma of an unidentified female patient.
John has a surveillance device planted inside Ramsey's penthouse.
John, Antonio, and Talia stake out the building, waiting for Ramsey or his guest to come into audio range of their "bug."
On June 11, 2008, the officers listen in as Ramsey speaks to the woman, who says only two words on tape before the surveillance device goes out of range: "Help me."
As John struggles to identify the familiar voice, it is revealed that the mystery woman being cared for by Lee Ramsey is none other than Marty.
Ramsey is working with con artist Tina Lord, the Crown Princess of Mendorra, who he plans to sell the Mendorran crown jewels to in order to provide for the crippled Marty's medical treatment.
During an exchange between Ramsey and Tina for the jewels, two thugs hired by Jonas Chamberlain enter the penthouse.
While Tina hides in another room, Ramsey is murdered by the two thugs, who are then shot and killed by John when he arrives on the scene.
Seizing the opportunity, Tina flees the penthouse, distracting John from going upstairs and finding Marty.
Later, Todd arrives, having followed Tina, and discovers Marty, who has been left with amnesia after the explosion in Ireland and has no idea who Todd is.
Todd brings Marty to his new home, where he keeps her as his 'guest,' hiding the traumatized woman from her family and friends while telling her that she has no family or friends.
Marty has a photograph of herself with John, whom she feels a connection to, and when Marty asks about who the man in the picture is, Todd feeds Marty several lies, telling her that John is the man who left her to die.
Todd begins to feed Marty a slanted, selective version of their shared history, claiming that they were friends in college, and colorfully embroidering the truth to claim that John stole his wife and family from him.
When Marty pressures Todd for more information about the past, Todd tells Marty that she was gang raped in college, while not letting on that he was involved.
Marty comes to rely on Todd as a caretaker during her slow rehabilitation, and finds herself growing close to the man he represents himself to be.
Todd begins telling Marty that she is his only confidant during his estrangement from Blair and his daughter Starr.
When Blair becomes suspicious of Todd "mystery woman" in his house, he claims that the unidentified woman is his new girlfriend and that their connection is "deeper than sex."
Todd nonetheless allows himself to enjoy his and Marty's "friendship" while he deceives her.
On August 18, 2008, Marty has a nightmare, in which she begins remembering her rape.
Later that night, she dreams of John, who warns her that Todd is lying to her.
When Todd learns that his niece, Jessica, who has had a mental breakdown in the wake of her husband's death, is operating under an alternate personality "Tess," he's cornered into a stalemate where 'Tess' threatens to reveal that he's hiding Marty if he reveals that Jessica has had a psychiatric meltdown.
'Tess' then backed-up Todd's lies to the unsuspecting Marty.
Over time, Marty and Todd's "relationship" intensifies, and Marty begins to express romantic feelings for her 'caretaker.'
On the outs with his family and increasingly delusional, Todd kisses Marty passionately then pulls away.
Todd begins to fantasize about a "clean slate", free of all the "mistakes of the past."
In a manic outburst, Todd offers Marty a shocking proposition: Run away with him, and raise his daughter's unborn child.
Todd claims that his daughter, Starr, wants him to have her baby, when in reality Starr wants nothing to do with her father.
Starr intends to give the baby up for adoption to Marcie McBain.
Marty is shaken by Todd's request to run away and start a family with him, but, still unknowing of the truth, she agrees; however, when Marty continues to dream about John McBain and regains her ability to walk, Todd fears that his lies will be exposed.
As Marty grows physically stronger, the unstable Todd grows eager to whisk Marty away to their "new life" before she can remember the truth.
Meanwhile, John continues to investigate the "mystery woman" Blair told him about and begins to suspect that Marty may be alive and imprisoned by Todd.
Growing increasingly obsessed with the idea of "erasing their past," Todd describes himself as 'falling in love' with Marty and proposes marriage to her.
Marty refuses, saying she needs to understand who she was before she can move forward into the future.
But, when Marty accesses the internet on Todd's laptop and begins to research her past, Todd convinces her to abandon her search for her previous life, 'let go of the past', and move on with him.
Marty's memories are stirred when she babysits Jessica's daughter Bree and flashes back to caring for an infant (her son, Cole).
Marty pleads with Todd to help her understand what the strange images of a child mean, but Todd lies, insisting that Marty never had children and that she is thinking only of "the son she never had," further encouraging her to join him in raising his daughter's soon-to-be-stolen child.
When Starr goes into labor on October 31, 2008, Todd and Marty finalize their plans to leave Llanview forever, with Todd buying them a large home in New Mexico and making plans for Marty and he to marry.
Todd also sends Marty's private nurse, con artist Lee Halpern, to assist in his plan to steal Starr's baby; Marty remains unaware of any wrongdoing.
When Todd buys Marty a new wardrobe, she models his purchases and the situation culminates in Marty telling Todd that she's falling in love with him and wants make love.
As things heat up, he flashes back to the night of the rape.
Unaware of the true impact or significance of her words, or how Todd has manipulated her, Marty tells him that he is 'not the man he once was,' and that she is 'healed and new, not the woman she used to be.'
She insists that all that matters in the present is their "love."
And on November 6, 2008, Todd and the amnesiac and housebound Marty have "consensual" sexual intercourse.
After the act, Todd has second thoughts about stealing his daughter's newborn.
Before rushing to the hospital, he tells Marty he will be back soon, leaving her to write in her new diary about her "passionate night" with Todd and their newfound "love."
As Marty lies in her bed, John McBain comes crashing through her bedroom window on a rope.
When John comes in, Todd appears in the doorway.
Confronted with his lies, Todd has to confess everything that he did to Marty.
Marty bitterly informs Todd that he has essentially raped her all over again.
John beats Todd up and Todd is charged with kidnapping, unlawful restraint, and rape.
Todd and Marty are taken to the hospital.
While there, Cole sees Marty who she still doesn't recognize.
He's the first to tell her that she had children and that he is her son.
When alone with Nora, Marty angrily tells Nora that she "willingly" had sex with Todd but she is horrified by what has been done to her.
Marty starts to feel nauseous at the thought of having had sex with the man who was the ringleader in her gang rape.
Nora advises her to take the morning-after pill to prevent pregnancy due to her sexual encounter with Todd.
She does, and later tells Todd with satisfaction.
In December 2008, Téa Delgado (Todd's former wife) returns to defend Todd in the subsequent rape trial, and this time Nora, Todd's lawyer from the college gang rape, is the prosecution.
The rape charges, as well as the other charges, are dropped when in a scathing cross-examination Téa corners Marty into saying that, regardless of her mental state and diagnosable brain damage done to her in the car accident that caused her amnesia, Marty had invited Todd's 'lovemaking.
'Devastated when the rape and kidnapping charges are then dropped, an unraveling Marty sets a plan in motion; professing to still 'love' Todd — who still delusively believes that even cognizant of their history that Marty could still 'love' him — Marti lures Todd to a private New Year's celebration for two.
On the roof of the Palace Hotel on January 2, 2009, she urges him to do the one thing that will make her happy: jump.
Todd steps off the edge, and plummets into the water below.
His ex-wife Blair drags him out of the river.
Later, Marty's other rapists, Powell Lord and Zach Rosen returned to town.
During a series of events, Marty is recaptured by Powell who claims that he's 'helping her' and who blames Todd for having destroyed all of their lives.
After Marty and Todd are rescued from Powell Lord, by John McBain, Marty finally remembers her past.
Marty and John finally get together, and she soon discovers that she is pregnant with John's child.
However, John is having dreams about finding Natalie in his bed and Natalie's feelings for John resurface just as Marty and John learn they are having a baby.
Tragedy strikes, however, when Marty suffers a miscarriage after being pushed down a flight of stairs by a mystery assailant, who is later revealed to be Eli Clarke.
Shortly after, John leaves Marty for Natalie.
Several months later, Cole is led to believe that Eli Clarke has murdered Starr and their daughter Hope, which results in Cole shooting Eli, killing him.
Marty tries to take the blame, but Natalie soon squanders that plan and Cole is sent to prison.
It is discovered that Starr and Hope had escaped Eli, but then had been kidnapped by Hannah O'Connor, a troubled young woman whom Marty had taken in to keep the girl from being sent into foster care.
Hannah had become obsessed with Cole and had kidnapped Starr in order to kill her so that she (Hannah) could have Cole all to herself, but James Ford managed to thwart her plans.
Both shocked and furious that she had never noticed that Hannah wasn't getting any better, Marty disowns her, coldly informing Hannah that she is unfixable and that it was a mistake to ever trust her before she is dragged away by the police.
Marty vows revenge against a now-pregnant Natalie, who claims the baby is John's.
Meanwhile, Todd tricks Starr into signing a restraining order forbidding Marty any visitation to Hope, Marty's grandchild, leaving Marty even more devastated.
Marty becomes suspicious of Natalie's friendship with Jessica's fiance and John's friend, Brody Lovett and wonders if perhaps Natalie's unborn child is really Brody's — not John's.
Upon obtaining a copy of Natalie's amnioplasty results, which claim that Brody is the father of Natalie's child, Marty uses it as an opportunity to exact her revenge.
She confronts Natalie and attempts to blackmail her into springing Cole from jail, threatening to tell John about the DNA test if she does not.
However, after discovering that John has proposed to Natalie, Marty seemingly promises not to do so, but in fact plans to tell Jessica at the ceremony and have "her" inform John.
To this end, she crashes the ceremony, but her plan derails when Jessica is rushed to the hospital due to pregnancy complications.
In the ensuing argument between herself and Natalie, Marty falls and strikes her head.
Natalie subsequently takes Marty to the Buchanan lodge, holding her at gunpoint and planning to leave her stranded at the lodge with no way to get help, and also to ensure that Marty loses her job as a psychologist after informing the cops that Marty stole her medical records.
However, when Natalie's water breaks before she can leave, Marty turns the tables on her, turning a deaf ear to Natalie's pleas and departing, leaving the laboring Natalie alone with no way to send for help.
However, Marty has a pang of conscience and returns to help Natalie give birth.
John tracks her and Marty to the lodge and walks in moments after Natalie has given birth to a baby boy.
When Marty holds Natalie's baby, she suffers a complete nervous breakdown, believing it to be her and John's baby.
At the hospital, it becomes clear to all that Marty is completely insane, as she is convinced that it was Natalie and not Eli who pushed her down the stairs.
After bursting in on John and Natalie, sobbing that the baby is hers and that Natalie is trying to steal it, Marty is committed and sedated.
The truth about Natalie's baby eventually comes out, and a betrayed John calls off their engagement.
As he begins dating Kelly Cramer, a seemingly recovered Marty is released from St. Anne's; soon after, she confesses to her psychiatrist, Dr. Buhari, that she switched Natalie's paternity test results — and that John is indeed the father of little Liam.
However, instead of going to Natalie and John with the truth, Marty keeps it to herself in the hopes that she will be able to reconcile with John.
Showing that she is still deranged, Marty threatens both Natalie and Kelly, prompting John to feign interest in a reconciliation with Marty just so he can keep an eye on her.
In May 2011, Marty becomes even more unhinged and sees not only Natalie but Kelly as a threat to her reunion with John.
When Marty arrives at John's to prepare him dinner, she has a confrontation with Kelly, who pick up a knife in defense.
Off screen Marty stabs Kelly twice, who is later discovered bleeding in the bathroom by John.
Later, Natalie, having acquired Marty's session tape, confronts Marty on the roof of the Angels Square Hotel.
After a brief struggle Marty ends up hanging on for dear life, saved by Natalie.
Marty thanks Natalie for saving her life, but then pushes Natalie off of the roof.
Natalie miraculously survives the fall and is discovered by John and Brody.
When Brody goes to the roof searching for Marty, Marty knocks him out and leaves, taking Liam with her.
Todd shares the news with Marty that her husband Patrick is still alive.
He then takes her to the airport where he tells her that she's going to see her husband, but before Marty leaves she tells Todd that she forgot to tell John that Liam is his son.
Marty gets Todd to promise that he will indeed tell John the truth, and afterwards Marty leaves town with Patrick on the plane.