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Who am I?
Who am I? You know that is the question Callen has been asking himself his whole life. After last week's episode, where someone teases him with the knowledge of his entire life, he has to be wondering even more about who knows who he is and why do they want to find out about him.
The show begins with the team arriving at that information broker's hide out from last week's episode and Kensi is beginning to work on the computer when a "burn" message comes up and the building begins to explode. Callen just misses being able to grab the file on himself.
However he does find a notebook with addresses in it. The addresses are of every foster home he ever lived in. The last few addresses he does not recognize. Hetti takes him off the case, but does that really stop him, absolutely not.
The most amazing realization of this episode is that Callen discovers he has a sister. He follows her trail and eventually meets her in an abandoned orphanage. She turns out to not really be his sister. However she tells a compelling story about how she lived in the same orphanage as Callen's sister, who loved him dearly, and they were best friends. One night the girls went down to the river and Amy (Callen's sister) slipped and fell in and her friend couldn't save her. Her friend then assumed her identity and lived her life as Amy Callen.
They heart wrencher was when Callen asks "Amy" what his sister called him she said "just Baby Brother". So we still don't know his name. Oh well, maybe next season.
Sara
Wed, 26 May 2010 03:10:26 +0000
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