Kafka stood before a docking platform where Dillon had been suspended in a neutralizing pool of water.When Jem complains to her that his father "is too old for anything," she stoutly defends him:He can do plenty of things.They were handling the financial matters for the deceased old man ("Mr.Jennings").Chance introduced himself as "Chance, the Gardener," and to their surprise told them: "I live here." Ms.Hayes noted: "There is no mention of a gardener" or any other full-time employee for decades except for a brick-mason (for a short time) named Joe Saracini who repaired some of the brick wall."Russo: "He could have been white."Doyle: "Never trust anyone."After work, Doyle and Russo (posing as plainclothesmen) share a drink at an Eastside club, known as the Chez; the two stumble into a suspicious group of "greasers" and mob figures at a corner table: "That able is definitely wrong," surmises Doyle.The camera approached into one of the monitors to enter into the room.With a large case file in front of them, the Agents knew about his double life as a computer programmer, and as a hacker.