Nairobi and Tokyo pile on Denver's patriarchy
The women back Mónica and mock Denver's caveman views until the Professor shuffles everyone back to bed before thermic lance practice.
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12 moments.
Nairobi's perfect note and the question of robber or son
The Professor warns Berlin against improvisation; Nairobi shows a note made with care, and Berlin is asked whether he is a robber before a human being.
The gang was there: the Professor's speech and Nairobi volunteers
The Professor lists every mistake the gang covered for each other, mourns Berlin, Oslo and Moscow, and owns his own; Nairobi is first to say she will go.
Nairobi picks volunteers and Matías overacts his part
Nairobi drafts hostages for the furnace, one of them loudly refuses; in the lift it turns out he is Bogotá's man, auditioning as Anthony Hopkins.
Nairobi runs the foundry and puts a worker in his place
Nairobi shows off gold earrings, then shuts down a crude remark from a worker: on this job she is the boss. The ovens must melt the whole national reserve.
Nairobi to Tokyo: you're a free woman, we're adrenaline junkies
At the monastery Nairobi stops Tokyo's guilt trip over Rio's capture and turns the mood into a party.
Palermo sends Helsinki away; Nairobi tells him to love himself
After their night together Palermo calls it brotherhood and shows Helsinki the door; Nairobi finds him and asks if he is in love.
Who holds the scepter of command
Nairobi calls Palermo a psycho for beating a bound man; he claims sole authority and orders Helsinki to tie her up for mutiny.
Palermo's law of love: the lover and the beloved
Palermo mocks Nairobi's feelings for Helsinki and explains why the beloved always wins and the lover always suffers.
Nairobi finds Mónica's wound and helps Moscow save her
Nairobi walks in on a bloodbath, learns Mónica was shot, and instead of reporting it rolls up her sleeves to keep the Professor's plan intact.
Revenge or respect: Palermo lets Bogotá have Gandía
Bogotá wants to beat Gandía before handing him over; Palermo argues it is respect, not revenge, while Denver is called out for his own free pass on Arturo.
Bogotá names every slur as he beats Gandía; the hostages rise
Each punch gets a reason: fascist, racist, sexist, homophobe, and one for Nairobi. Intercut, the hostages storm the vault doors with guns.