Jane Queller

### Relatives

Andy Oliver (daughter), Martin Queller (father), Jasper Queller (brother), Andrew Queller (brother), Gordon Oliver (ex-husband)

### Occupation

* Pianist (formerly)
* Army rehabilitation

## Appearances

### Appears in

* *Pieces of Her* (Netflix series)
* *Pieces of Her* (novel)

**Jane Queller**, also known as **Laura Oliver** while in her witness protection program is a character portrayed by Toni Collette in Netflix's *Pieces of Her*. After joining Nick Harp in the Army of the Changing World, her father was killed and she was placed under witness protection in order to testify against him since he had allegedly handed Grace Juno the gun which killed her father.

## History

### Life as Jane Queller

Annette, Laura's mother, wakes her daughter up and puts her in her car with her brothers. She tells them that they were going to a big lake without their father. Martin walks to the car and tells them all to get out, threatening to lock her up. Annette starts singing to the radio and threatens to run him over. The oldest child opens the lock for himself and his siblings, so they get out of the car.

#### Meeting Nick Harp

Jane talks to Jasper, who has a new roomate named Nick Harp. The boy describes Nick as different and says that she would not like him, but love him.

Martin has dinner with all his children where Nick was invited. Jane tells Andrew that she wants to see him more often, but the latter complains that she is always on tour. The brothers all fight as Nick tells Martin that he is studying economics and is interested in finance and how it corrupts people. When Martin asks about his father, he says that he was a drunk who beat up his mother, which made him see that he would have to fight for things on his own.

As Jane plays the piano, she is approached by Nick, who tells her not to stop. He sees a small journal where Jane says that Martin would keep track of her mistakes, which he finds a bit extreme. He sits next to her and says that he was surprised by the family dinner. They talk about their mothers, and Jane says that she feels her mother with her when she plays, which Nick says is lonely. That night, Jane lies awake and gets up, walking towards her window and sees Nick swimming nude.

After her concert, Nick approaches Jane and asks if she wants a ride. However, she says that a car had been sent for her. He asks if she would really just go home after playing like that, saying that he knows she tries not to feel things so she would not get hurt, which he gets, but says it is not how it needs to be. The car gets there for her, but she tells Nick to take her somewhere. They go to a club full of people and they start dancing as they take a drug together. They start making out with each other after that.

Another day, Nick takes a video of Jane, where she says that she is into him and he says that she is worth the risk. She asks if he likes her because she is off-limits and says that she is more than one thing. She turns the camera around and asks him to tell the camera about himself. He says that he wants a ban on ballistic missiles, Congress to impeach the President and wants to have sex with her on the bed she is on.

Jane tells Andrew that their father now knew about Nick and the relationship they had together. Andrew says that he and Nick also had a thing as a van pulls up. In the van are both Nick and Paula who say they brought everything they needed. They get in the van and Paula starts driving them, but Jane says that she does not think she can go through with what they were going to do. They make it to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, where Nick tells Jane to flash a light three times if she saw a car.

The next day, Martin is watching the news, where it is said that the Laboratory had been bombed. Martin asks Jane to come in, asking her where she had been and wondering if she had driven down to see Andrew or Nick. She tells him that he does not need to worry about her. He says that he is hosting a little gathering in the spring and wants her to play Chopin.

Playing pool, Martin asks Nick how school is going. He says that he is getting by and would be finishing in May, so Martin asks what his plans were because there might be a place for him at his company. As Jane hands him a whiskey, he says that he knows he was from Detroit, his father worked at a factory and that Nick Harp is dead, having died from an overdose four years ago. He asks Nick who he really is, which he says is ridiculous, but Martin asks if he really thought he was just going to waltz out with his daughter and her trust fund. Nick says that he is very serious about Jane, which Martin says does not surprise him since everybody would want to marry a Queller. Nick tells Martin that he does not want anything from him because he is a gangster and everything he owns has blood on it. He leaves and asks Jane if she would go with him. Jane follows him and tells Nick that her father was being protective, asking if what he said was real. Nick ignores the question and asks if what they have is real; Jane says it is, so Nick says that she should have his back and they should get out of there. He asks her to choose between him or her father so that she could live life on her own terms or she would never see him again.

Jane tells Mrs. Barfield that she misses Nick and wonders if her mother would have liked him. However, she is told that all that was over. Martin reaches Jane and gives her a necklace which used to be her mother. He says that since she was less busy, they could now add more places to her tour because they do not need anyone else. Jane reaches the piano and starts playing. Once she finishes, Martin hugs her and says that nights like that one are all he wants. After that, Jane walks away to a car. She opens the door and crushes her hand with it.

After hurting her hand, Jane walks to Nick's house and they start having sex. The next morning, Nick is telling a group of people that the choice they had made was not an easy one. He introduces her to Grace Juno, whose husband and three children were dead thanks to her father.

Jane looks through papers when she is approached by Jasper, who knows that she is still seeing Nick. Martin walks in and says that he told the board Jasper would be hosting the company Christmas party since Jane would be joining him in Oslo. Jasper leaves and Martin tells Jane to relax, since she needed to take care of herself. He hands her a drink as he takes one as well, asking how her hand is. She says that it is better and says that she was so clumsy. Martin asks if Nick had given her the idea to ruin her career, saying that nobody would hurt her anymore because she belongs with him.

#### Death of Martin Queller

In the past, Jane sits down at a bar, asking Grace why her morning sickness lasted all day. Both of them talk and Jane tells her about how her father was trying to get rid of her baby. She hands Grace a gun and tells her that she is afraid of him because he took everything from her. Grace agrees with her, telling her to take care of her daughter.

People protest outside the International Economic Forum, where professor Alex Maplecroft signs in. She is not really Alex, however, but Grace Juno and was also sent there by Nick, who says he would be ready to press a detonator. Paula makes her way to the bathroom, where she finds cash. Nick assured her that everyone would know what happened to her family. Grace is approached by Queller, who is passive aggressive with her. She tells him they would discuss it later.

At the event, Jane watches as Martin debates with Grace, who was supposedly Maplecroft. After some debating, Martin realizes that Grace was not who she said she was and is killed with the gun she had in her purse. Jane sees this and rushes towards her father in order to help him, but he was dead.

Jane cries as Andrew approaches her at Martin's funeral. Jasper and Nick talk while Jane realizes Andrew is high. She says she did not know what Grace was going to do and asks Nick what his conversation with Jasper was about. Andrew says that Jasper is worried that the Army of the Changing World would go for him next. However, Nick says that the FBI was alert after everything that had happened. Jane tells Nick that they do not need money, but he says that it is not about the money, but people knowing what they stand for, which Andrew agrees with. Jane tells him that he would get caught but he says that he was just getting started.

Jane makes it to an abandoned train station, where she meets with a man who takes her to Nick. She tells the group which included Andrew that she brought as much food as she could and assures Paula that she made sure she was not followed. Paula says that she did not want to kill anyone, but Nick says that everybody should settle down.

Jane tells Nick that maybe they should make it all stop, saying Grace was unstable to the police, but Nick says that only she and Nick would be fine. Nick says that they would let Maplecroft go the next day as Jane walks into the room where she is being kept. Jane gives her water as Paula and Quarter look and see that they were followed by cops. Shooting starts and Maplecroft wields a weapon, which she stabs through Nick's left hand. After that, Nick slits her throat using the knife in his hand. Paula tells them that Quarter had been shot as she sees that Maplecroft was now dead. Nick removes the object from his hand and tells Jane to get moving. The group moves as the FBI chases after them and in the end, they manage to make it out of there.

In a car, the radio tells the group that Maplecroft and another man had been killed. Andrew, Jane, Paula, and Nick all make it to a house, where he approaches Eli and his wife, calling them lifesavers. Eli offers them all they need as Nick goes to help Andrew unpack. Nick asks Jane if she is okay and hugs her. When Andrew gets out of the van, he collapses and the group sees that he had been shot. Jane wants to take him to a doctor, but Nick refuses.

On the news, Jane watches Jasper say that the Army of the Changing World were terrorists, so Nick gets angry and shuts the TV off, saying that they should bomb him and his precious company, which Jane says he cannot do. Nick asks why he could not do it, so Jane asks if he is not simply wanting revenge because it was getting hard to tell. She goes to help Andrew as Nick walks away.

Jane sees that Andrew has a fever and asks why he had not said anything. He says that he is dying for something he believes in, which makes Jane realize he was just like Nick. She asks him to let her take him to a hospital, but he refuses, saying he would be fine. Jane tells her brother he is pregnant and hopes that she has a daughter. She says that she does not want to be alone and wants him there with her, but he says that she would not be alone. Walking to a basket, Jane takes out a bag which has a cassette; listening to it and hearing Nick tell Jasper how to act.

Nick approaches her and asks what she was doing. Jane responds that she would take Andrew to a hospital because he would not make it, which Nick knows and is ready to accept. Jane does not care if the cops were looking for them and Nick says that he did not want those things to happen, telling her that the world had broken them, but they had been able to find each other. She shoves him and says that she could not go through with it anymore. Nick tells her that Eli would take them to the border and help them, but she refuses. He grabs her and shoves her to the ground, telling her that if she ever left him, he would scorch the world to find her, punching her in the face.

After Jane was hurt by Nick, she walked up on him and knocked him out, taking Andrew to the van and thanking Eli's wife. At the hospital, Jane cries as she holds Andrew. Jasper walks into the room, but Andrew was already dead. Jasper says that there was an FBI agent outside and tells her to say that she had been brainwashed by Andrew and Nick. Jane tells him to stop, but Jasper says that they could deal with the situation. Jane says that she would turn herself in and move on with her life after doing her time, telling that he needed to use profits from the company to make amends or she would ruin his life. He asks what is wrong with her, but she says that she knows about both him and Nick's side deal, which he pretends to not know about. She says that she has him on tape. He admits that he did not know Nick was going to kill him and tells her that they need to look out for each other. However, Jane refuses and leaves the room.

Jane walks out of the hospital room to an FBI agent, telling him that she knows who killed Alex Maplecroft and where he could find him. However, she says that she wants a deal first.

Once doing her time, Jane is taken to a cell, where she sees drawings on the wall. Charlie tells her that 4 years is a long time. He tells her that Laura Randall does not even have a ticket and offers to talk her through their deal. He tells her the details behind her new identity and she sees that both her and Andy's birthdays were changed. She is told that she would go to Belle Isle in Georgia so she would not have enough trouble. Laura asks about Nick and Charlie says that they would get him, but he only wants her to focus on being Laura.

### Life in witness protection

#### Andy's youth

Andy sees Jane, who tells her she is beautiful. Andy has a hard time getting close to her mother, who hugs her and tells her that she got her some presents. Clara tells Andy that she would now go with Jane, but Andy does not want to leave. Jane asks Clara how she could ever repay her, but she says that something great had already come out of being able to care for Andy, but Jane says that she likely will not be able to visit. Andy runs away and Jane approaches her, trying to convince her to go with her at first, but forcing her when she spit on her. Clara hugs Andy and takes her to the car where Charlie is waiting and they all get in.

In the car, Jane asks Andy if she can see what she has in her hand, but Andy does not want to show her. Jane says that she knows she is scared but they need to figure out how to be a team together. Andy opens her hand and Jane sees Nick's nickel, which makes her ask how she had gotten it. However, Andy does not respond.

Years later, at one of Andy's birthday parties, Gordon and Laura celebrate that she has friends, so they say that they made it out alive. Charlie makes it to the party and wants to talk to Laura. He tells her that Clara was killed, but she says that he would get away like he always does. Charlie adds that Clara's wallet was also stolen, which meant Nick could also have her home address, so they needed to move her. Laura looks at Andy, but nods understandingly. She asks if Gordon needed to leave his firm, but Charlie assures her that they would find work for him outside of law practice. Laura says that she cannot mess with their lives.

#### Battling cancer

Battling cancer, Andy stays with her mother, who tells her to go home. Andy refuses at first, but ends up going to the cafeteria. Jane hands the woman next to her a pen, but she only wanted to read. She is asked what dreams she had been putting off and Jane simply says that she wanted to finish her book.

While getting chemotherapy, Jane still tries to ignore the woman next to her and says that the trip she wants to plan does not matter and wants her to shut up because they would never do anything again since they were dying. Andy asks her mother if she was really ready to die, since she wants her to make an effort and wants to know why she is not even trying. Jane says that her life did not begin when Andy was born and tells her daughter that she believes she had only come home because she had nothing better to do and wants her to get a life. Andy tells her not not shut her out because she wants her alive.

At chemotherapy, Jane is told that the woman she found annoying had been moved to hospice care. She visits her and says that she was always cheerful, apologizing for how she had behaved. Jane says that her only real dream is freedom, having lived through terrible things and needing to lock her old self away. She says that hiding for thirty years is not a choice, but captivity.

#### Present

Laura asks a Sergeant how she can help him, but he has a hard time telling her he lost his phone. He loses his temper, but Laura reminds him that one month ago, he could not even remember the word for phone, which meant he was making progress. She tells him to take a deep breath and manages to calm him down before repeating the exercise.

Andy looks at a photo of her father when Laura joins her, wishing her a happy 30th birthday. Andy says she does not want to change for their lunch date and they leave. At the restaurant, Laura tells her that if she hates her job, she should find another one and wants her to get a degree. Laura notices her daughter does not seem happy, but Andy asks her to stop since she does not know what to do with her life. She says that maybe her dad was the fuck-up, but Laura tells her that her father Jerry loved her even though Andy does not know anything about him. Laura offers paying for a therapist, but Andy insists she is doing fine.

Laura asks if Andy knows a man who keeps looking at her, scowling, but the latter says that she is the only person there under 60. Laura says that she knows Andy did not want to go home, but she says that she was sick and did not want to go back to her three part-time jobs in New York. Laura tells her that she loves her as Betsy approaches them and introduces her daughter Shelly.

Andy excuses herself and walks away from the table as the man who was looking at her takes a gun out and points it at Shelly, who is shocked. He shoots her in front of everybody and kills Betsy after that. Laura runs towards Andy and tells her to get down. The man turns around, but directs his attention to another man who was telling his virtual phone assistant that they were in trouble and shoots him as well. The man tells Andy to get up, calling her a pig and asking where her gun is. Laura explains that Andy is not a police officer and asks him to shoot her instead. She grabs his gun, which distracts him, but he regains control of it and shoots her. There were no bullets left, so he takes out a knife and stabs her through the palm of her hand. The man starts crying, as Laura grabs the knife and slits his throat with it.

As the police arrive, Laura tells Andy that she is cold and asks if it is snowing, saying that he was coming back. A paramedic joins them and asks if Laura is okay. Andy describes her mother, saying that she is 52 years old and has a decreasing level of consciousness. Laura tells Andy not to talk to the police.

Laura lies with her eyes open with the knife still through her hand, saying that she could barely feel the nurse touching her fingers. She gets a call from Charlie Bass as the news comes on. On the television, Laura is shown as having stopped the shooter in a town which has the lowest crime rate.

Detective Wilson asks Andy if she recognized the shooter, but she says that she did not. Detective Wilson explains that Jonah Helsinger was the shooter and Shelly Bernard had broken up with him three weeks ago. She adds that she had gathered form other witnesses that Jonah was expecting Andy to kill her. Detective Wilson also congratulates what her mother had done, but Andy says that her mother had not been in the military. Detective Wilson shows Andy the video when Laura leaves the hospital room. She sees Andy talking to the police, so she calls for her. Andy gets up and hugs her; the police immediately want to ask a few questions, but Gordon tells them that he would have his office call them to schedule an appointment, so the police leave.

Gordon says that they should get her back to her room, but Laura says that she wants to go home. Laura asks Andy what she had told the police, but she says that she had not told them anything. Andy starts moving the chair, but Laura does not want her to have to take care of her again. As Andy walks away, she sees her mother killing Jonah. Outside, she is joined by her mother, who tells her that she could stay at Gordon's, saying that she needed to move out. Andy asks if they could talk about that later, but Laura refuses, saying that she needed to start her own life and wanted her out of the house that very night, not caring if it sounded crazy. Laura tells Andy to start acting like an adult when Gordon shows up in his car.

At Laura's house, Andy opens the door and helps her mother, who simply tells her that she should pack. In her bathroom, Andy vomits, remembering everything that had happened. She takes a shower after that.

Gordon helps Laura get ready and asks if she needs anything else, but she simply asks him to take Andy with him, which she thinks is the best way to help her. Laura admits that she knew that Jonah was going to do something, but says that it does not matter because it was too late now. Gordon tells her to call them, which she says she would do.

Waking up, Andy texts her stepfather, telling him she had fallen asleep. She starts packing her things and walks into the garage, where her bike was. She sees a shadow and realizes a man was standing behind her. He does not see her and starts breaking a window, so Andy opens the door quietly and walks outside and into the main house. She hears the man talking to Laura, telling her that it does not matter who he is since there was nothing to talk about and *he* did not want her money. The man ties Laura up and covers her head in a plastic bag, asphyxiating her. Andy grabs a wooden block and hits the man on the head, fighting him for his gun. Andy manages to knock the man out, but cannot hear her mother.

Laura calls for her daughter, telling her that she was fine. She asks Andy if she had called 911 which Andy says she had done. Laura asks if she could help her, so Andy cuts the tape that bound her to the chair she was sitting on. Laura tells her that they do not have much time and needs her to check through his pockets; she tells her daughter to take the man's car and drive to Carrollton, going to a storage place called Get-Em-Go and look for unit 320, where she had a car that Andy needed to use to go to Maine without calling or texting anyone, including Gordon. Laura tells her that she would call her when she is safe, but she needed her to trust her and go.

At her house, Laura welcomes Detective Sergeant Wilson and Detective Shooltz, who also wanted to talk to her daughter, but Laura explains that she is in Atlanta visiting some friends. Wilson asks why the police were called to her house last night and Laura explains that she woke up in the middle of the night having believed she saw someone who was not there. Laura notices a bloodstain on the carpet and tries to describe what had happened the day before, thinking that Jonah was going to kill Andy. She explains that she has an old injury so she could barely feel her hand anyway, but admits that her reaction was unusual. Wilson asks why she had not hidden under a table, so Laura simply asks if she has children because she would do anything to protect her child. Shooltz says that that is pretty much all they need and calls her brave. As the detectives leave, Shooltz notices her keys and says that he would be happy to have a couple of officers drop her car off for her, which she accepts.

Laura calls Gordon, saying that her daughter was someplace safe and wants to talk to him as soon as possible, so he heads for her home.

At Laura's house, Gordon walks inside and asks what is going on. Laura says that Andy is going to Maine because a man had broken into her house the night before, so it was not safe for her to be there. Laura says that a man is there and opens the door so Gordon could see the man. She tells him that the man was supposed to receive a payment, so she wants to go, but Gordon refuses and says that they could maybe call the feds. Laura tells Gordon that the men would not stop and would go after Andy, also mentioning that she tried so hard to leave them out of her problems.

Gordon, Laura and the man get into the car, where Gordon plays music which annoys Laura, but he leaves it on because they are no longer married.

In the car, Laura sees that the man was having a seizure. She asks him for the number of the man that sent him, but the man tells Laura that he would kill her and dies. Gordon looks back and sees that the man had died as Laura screams desperately. Gordon wonders why she never told him how bad things had been, but she tells him that it would not have made a difference. She says that just one person wanted to hurt her, so she wants to reach him.

Laura reaches house as a news reporter asks her questions. Charlie tells them all to back off as they sit on her porch. He wonders if she and Gordon were back together, but she tells him that they are not, so he mentions that he was in The Keys, but came back when he saw the news. She tells him that she never expected what happened to become so widely known, but is still there. Charlie asks where her daughter is because she should not be alone. He says they could try to get away from all that is happening, but she says she is okay.

In her house, Laura wipes the bloodstain off the carpet as she remembers a murder at the International Economic Forum. Laura wakes up in the middle of the night and walks outside. She knocks on the news van and tells the news reporter that she is ready to make a statement, which she wants him to upload live with no edits. She is offered an interview on the *Today Show* the next morning, which she agrees to do.

Laura gets ready for her interview on the *Today Show*, where she says that she wants to reach someone who would maybe want to hurt someone.

At her house, Laura is approached by a man, telling him to get off her property. He tells her that his employer is happy to see that she is alive and well. She asks how everybody is in San Francisco and he simply says that she is good on camera, also asking why she talked to the press. He tells her that he thinks that they can help each other, offering safety and support. She asks him if he knows where his employer is and when he does not answer, she tells him to get off her property or she would call the cops telling them exactly what she knows. He offers help for her daughter as well and asks her to give it some thought.

Laura makes herself a drink, where she watches Jasper Queller on an interview, talking about his father's death. The reporter asks him about Nick Harper, who had killed his father and was still a fugitive. Laura starts removing her bandage and takes a looks at her hand. She gets a phone call from Nick.

At home, Laura packs a bag, when she gets a knock at her door. She opens it up and finds Gordon, who asks her if she had been talking to Andy. She tells him that they would be spending a few days together in Camden, which he does not believe since she had gone to see Charlie. He asks her where Paula is, saying they have no time for her lies and was not going to let anyone hurt their daughter. She tells him that Andy is her daughter, to which he does not respond and simply gets back in his car.

Andy walks into a trampoline place and asks a woman if she could borrow her iPad. She googles Paula Koontz and finds Paula Kunde, who was part of the Army of the Changing World and had committed a murder, helping Nick Harp. The woman asks for the iPad back, so Andy gives it to her and picks up the phone. Laura calls her and tells her that she should have gone North because there are people looking for her. She asks if Charlie, Paula and Gordon were part of all that since she had found all her fake IDs and there were no IDs for her. Laura asks her to let her come get her so she could explain, but Andy says that she could go home by midnight.

Laura waits for Andy and calls her, but she does not respond as her daughter drives to Texas. Laura finds where Paula was and looks for plane tickets there. As she heads to the airport, when she is trapped by two SUVs. A man with a badge approaches her and she gets out of the car. Laura is approached by Charlie, who calls her Jane and tells her he knows that she has been busy. Laura wakes up and is greeted by Charlie, who tells her to go upstairs when she is ready.

Charlie tells Laura that Andy had visited him, saying that her whole world is turned upside down and had told him about Laura's suitcase full of money and the man that had broken into their house. He asks if the man had not been Nick Harp and introduces Felix, who tells her that they would be relocated immediately since it was too big a risk to stay in Belle Isle. She says that she would not start over again since they only wanted her protected so that she could be the star witness at Nick's hearing, which would not be possible since he is dead. Charlie says that she does not know that and admits nobody had seen him since Clara was killed. He shows her pictures of a dead woman and tells her that Nick's DNA had been found at the scene of the crime. Felix tells her that her whole life had been payed by the government, but she tells him that she had given up everything and blames Charlie for not having been able to catch Nick, which she suggests is the reason behind his heart attack. Charlie tells her that they have new information and would think about letting her see it.

Felix and Charlie show Laura pictures and ask if anybody looks familiar to her. She tells them that she could not recognize anybody apologizing. Laura tells Charlie she wants to leave the program, which he refuses, since she would also be putting Andy's life at risk. Laura tells him Nick is dead and wants the papers immediately.

Charlie greets Laura and joins her for a smoke, asking her when she stopped trusting him. She says that has nothing to do with it, but he asks her not to lie since there was no better time for him to help her. He offers to move her to Paris or Vienna, saying she is very stubborn. He tells her that he has spent more time with her than with his own family, but she says that nothing worked for her. She asks him to let her go, so he tells her that the paperwork would be there in a while and to talk to Felix if she needs anything. Laura signs Jane Queller and does not listen when Charlie tells her not to. After that, Charlie hands her her original identification.

### After leaving witness protection

Michael tells his boss that Andy knows more than she is saying and would open up about her mother's past. He is told that Laura had signed out of the program, which meant that Andy was out as well and he needs to go back to Atlanta now. He works on his report and picks up Andy's phone. Laura asks for Andy, but he reveals who he is, telling her that she left her phone with him. Laura asks if Andy is okay, but he says that Andy was now with Jasper. Laura asks if Andy had simply left her things, which makes Michael asks what those were. After the call with Laura, Michael deletes his report and grabs the suitcase Andy had with her, leaving the department.

Gordon is seated and sees Laura sit at the bar. He excuses himself from his company and goes to Laura, who tells him that she knows he was the one who called the Marshals. She tells him that she signed out of witness protection, which he does not think is a good idea. He asks about Andy and she says that she would visit her with her brother in San Francisco, which Gordon did not know about. She asks if he could draw up a new will for her since Laura Oliver no longer existed, but he says that he has no idea who she really is. Laura hands him a folder and tells him that everything he needs to know is in there. She asks him to hurry with it in case something happened to her, telling him to call her by her real name and kisses him on the cheek before leaving.

Jane calls Jasper's house and says that she wanted to talk to Andrea, but is told that she had already left. Jane thanks Mrs. Barfield and says that she missed her voice.

Jane visits Quellcorp, where she sees the man that was at her house. She walks in a room and sees Jasper waiting for her. He tells her that she looks good, while she says that he looks like their father, which he does not like. They reminisce about the past and Jane asks where her daughter is. Jasper says that he does not know why she left, but thinks it is because of how little Jane has told her, not even having seen her play. Jane says that those are the rules of witness protection and Jasper says that now that their father is dead, he was in charge now. Jane threatens to ruin his political career with one phone call, but Jasper tells her not to try it so Jane says that she is trying to find her daughter. Jasper says that she might be trying to find Nick, but Jasper says that his security is at his disposal at any time. She sarcastically says that he really redeemed their family and leaves.

Charlie is called by Jane; he picks up and is told that she needs help. She tells him that Andy is missing, so he tells her to call the FBI, since that was what they did. Jane asks if the Marshal assigned to her daughter could still be in contact with her, but he says he does not know and says that they are done since it is not a good time. However, Jane begs him to help her out.

Jane visits her family's columbarium. She tries calling Andy once again and leaves her a message saying that she is in San Francisco and looking for her. She tells her that she has lost many people and does not want to lose her as well, asking for her to call her back.

Jane gets a text from Charlie telling her where Michael was staying. She walks into his hotel room and finds a note written down. She calls Charlie, telling him that he was right. He tells her that Michael was supposed to be on a flight to Atlanta, but never showed up and did not log in some evidence after having read her WITSEC report, which he was not authorized to do. After her call, Jane looks up Eli Wexler's address.

Jane remembers when Nick introduced her to Eli and taught her how to use a gun before getting out of her car and greeting him in the present. He does not recognize her, but allows her to go in his home when she introduces herself. She says she is sorry about Clara, but Eli says that she had never sent a note and wants to know what she is doing there. Jane says that she is looking for Andy and mentions that maybe Andy should have stayed with them. Eli says that if she wants somebody to let her off the hook, he could not help her.

Jane leaves his house and gets a call from Charlie, who says he is headed to the airport because Michael was in critical condition at San Francisco general and a woman matching Andy's description was there when paramedics showed up. Jane thanks him and gets in her car.

Andy is called on her cell phone. She walks into a restaurant and sees Jane there. Jane walks up to her and they hug. Andy says that she is okay, but Jane says that she does not look it. Andy wonders how she had gotten Michael's number to which Jane replies that Charlie had given it to him. Andy asks Jane about everything she had now learned and Jane admits everything is true. Andy wonders if Nick is her father and Jane says that he is, also admitting she was part of Nick's group because she did everything he wanted until he killed Martin. She also says that she never told Andy because she was scared of Nick showing up. She tells Andy that as long as she is alive, she can testify against him and kept the money from Maplecroft's ransom because she figured that if Nick found them, they would need it. Andy wonders why Jasper wanted it and says that somebody had tried to kill her in order to get it, which shocks Jane. Andy says that she would be calling the FBI, but Jane says that Nick is out there and tells her to disappear. However, Andy says that there had been some kind of leak with the Marshals because everywhere they went, they had been able to be found. Jane tells her to leave, but Andy says that she would not let it go, so Jane accepts and says that they would go to the nearest police station and call the FBI. Jane tells Andy that she would go to the restroom and asks Andy to pay. However, Andy goes to the bathroom and sees that her mother was not there and was already leaving. Andy reaches her and stands in front of her car, so Jane tells her that she needs to go and leaves her at the diner.

Nick tells Jane that he saw her interview and had been keeping up with her. Jane tells him that he should have gone to see her himself, but he reminds her that he is a fugitive. Jane wants to make things right between them, saying that she could give him what he wants in exchange for being left alone. She offers to let him own Jasper and Nick asks where they should meet, to which Jane replies that the last place where they had seen each other. As Jane drives, she sees a text message, which says that she should take better care of their daughter.

Jane parks at the house and takes the suitcase out of the car. She places it on the ground and Nick approaches her, kissing her forehead and hugging her. She asks what he had done to her daughter and Nick asks her to behave, taking her hand and walking inside. Jane asks Andy if she is fine, but the latter asks why she had abandoned her. Andy tells Jane about the accident, but Nick simply tells them to sit down. He tells Andy about her mother's past. Andy asks if they were going to take the money and run off together, which shocks Jane. Nick tells Jane that he sometimes remembers being with her, asking if Andy did not remind her of him, but Jane says that she does remind her of him. Andy sees that Nick has a gun as he asks Jane when she knew she was pregnant, and Jane says that she had not told him, remembering when she found out.

Nick knows that Andy disapproves of him because she thinks he ran a cult, but he believes that family is a cult. He slams the suitcase on the table and looks through it, ignoring the money. He asks Jane where it is and starts losing his temper until he finds a tape. Andy asks what the tape is as Nick plays it for them. In it, Nick tells Jasper that he would take over the company, but needed to get Alex Maplecroft invited to Oslo. Jasper says that he does not want things to happen that way, but Nick assures him that everything would be alright. Jane says that she did not know that Jasper was involved until much later, so Andy asks Nick if he wanted to blackmail his way to a pardon but he is still not very sure. Jane says that now he has what he wanted, but he says that he wanted to see her because there were things he wanted to know, saying that he had not given Grace the gun, but she says that she is aware that he knows what happened to Charlie.

Andy makes a rapid movement, starting a fire and trying to overpower Nick, but he shoots her and tells Jane to not move. As he tries grabbing the tape, Jane tries to sneak up on him, but is pushed back by him. The fire starts choking them and Andy calls for Jane, who is still looking for the tape. She manages to grab it and they exit the house. Jane looks at Andy's arm and sees it is fine, telling her to stay where she is.

Jane runs through the woods, chasing after Nick and shooting him as he tries to run away. Nick finally stops and tells her to shoot him since he knew she had wanted to do it for a long time. Andy reaches Jane and tells her that she does not need to shoot him since it was over. Suddenly, US Marshals reach the area and tell her to drop the weapon.

Jane tells a lawyer that she would say anything against Nick, who would be taken to a supermax prison. Jasper approaches Jane and asks how Andy is, but Jane knows he only wants to know about the tape. She tells him that everything had burned in the fire and adds that Nick would probably get away with everything, but Jasper reminds her that he is responsible for the death of a US Marshal and their father. She wants Jasper to find out what Nick is telling his lawyer, which Jasper cannot believe.

Jane looks through her closet and starts unhanging her clothes, throwing them all inside a garbage bag and taking them to the trash. Andy walks into her mother's room and tells her that they have not talked. Jane says that she believed Andy might need time, but says that they could talk if she wanted. Andy asks why she had wanted to see Nick, to which her mother responds that she wanted him to leave them alone, needing him to get out of her head. Jane says that she would get angry and ask herself what Laura would do and Andy tells her that Laura was real to her. Jane tells Andy that all her years with Gordon and Belle Isle would not be gone and wonders if knowing the truth was better. Andy says that she feels better knowing who her father is, but Jane wishes that she had never met him. Andy realizes that her mother is angry for having stopped her from killing Nick in the woods, to which Jane responds that Nick has nothing to give her, but Andy says that she did not do it for Nick, but for her.

Jane walks into a piano store, asking for a specific model and starts playing it hesitantly, crying as she keeps playing. She starts playing more confidently afterwards.

Andy draws, replicating a photo of Jane and her brothers as her mother walks into her room. Jane tells her her real birthday, also mentioning where she had been born. Andy asks her mother if she had ever thought of leaving her with Clara and Jane says that she had because she did not deserve her. Andy says that she does not need protecting anymore.

As Jane sleeps, she gets a call. She answers it and Jasper tells her that there would be an announcement soon, where he would be presented as Senator Sheperd's running mate. Jasper says that he took her advice on Nick and says that he had talked a lot about what she did. He says that he never understood her, but knows they are family. Jane asks what he wants, and Jasper says that he would be in touch.

Andy exits her room, walking up to her mother's room and seeing it empty. She hurries downstairs and runs outside to the beach. There, she sees Jane staring at the ocean, who asks her if she is okay. Andy says that she thought she was gone, but Jane says that she had had trouble sleeping. Jane says that she had not wanted to move to Belle Isle, but when they arrived, she saw the ocean for the first time and ran into the water.

## Appearances

* Episode 1.01
* Episode 1.02
* Episode 1.03
* Episode 1.04
* Episode 1.05
* Episode 1.06
* Episode 1.07
* Episode 1.08