Registry of the Non-Evolved Database
File #18 Apr 2010 20:33
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 Stephanie Brait |
Natasha Olivia Renard-Lazzaro was a late present to her father, born November 5, 1991, just one day after his own birthday. There would be little surprise that the tiny child would be bright but stubborn — her mother was a law-student who would soon become a city prosecutor for New York, and her father, a cop who would work his way into internal affairs and eventually the government. A daddy’s girl from the onset, “Tasha” was clever in school and a tomboy outside, excelling in sports and art. Earlier in her life, she expressed in interest in being a “policeman” to follow in Vincent’s footsteps, but soon it was clear her father was not the hero she wanted him to be.
Little pitchers have big ears — Tasha overheard the arguments her parents had, and the rumors some of her friends, children of other policemen, spread. Little by little, her wonder in her father waned. When balancing career and family became too difficult for her parents, the then 11-year-old sided with her mother — not that there was much chance for her father to win custody even if he wanted it, as he’d have to contend with Joanna’s legal prowess.
Tasha lost interest in the things she had done with her father, and turned her focus to art and drama. Weekend visits became Saturday lunches, Saturday lunches became monthly lunches, and by the time she was in high school, she only saw her father at family events she was obligated to attend. Eventually, her hyphenated name was abbreviated to simply Natasha Renard.
Just a couple of days after she turned 15, the world changed forever. No one in New York was unaffected by the bomb. Tasha lost friends and an uncle on her mother’s side of the family. The new knowledge of people with special powers was frightening, but to Tasha it was clear that some of the powers could be useful — there were whispers of people like healers or people who could make plants grow or even those who could turn off the lethal powers of others. She soon discovered that her best friend, Emma, was Evolved — she had the innocuous power of being able to create light in dark places. When the Linderman Act was announced, she protested it — her mother’s daughter all the way, she felt it was unconstitutional and an invasion of privacy, at least for those with harmless powers. Those like the Midtown Man, perhaps, were another story.
By the time Tasha graduated at 17 in 2009, she was eager to get away from New York and go somewhere the shadows of her father and mother were not hanging over her — the Art Institute of Boston, where she chose to pursue a BFA in design.
Away from her parents, Tasha flourished for the first semester of art school, making friends easily and getting all A’s in her courses. In late 2009, she met an animation student, Dane Whitman. The two began dating, and for the first time in a long time, Tasha was truly happy: she had good friends, a nice boyfriend, she loved her school and her new home in Boston. Of course, nothing that good could last forever.
In February of 2010, Dane and Tasha were walking to Tasha’s off-campus apartment in downtown Boston when they were attacked by three muggers. Two began to beat up Dane while the third took a more predatory interest in Tasha. When the frightened girl screamed for help, suddenly the man attacking her caught on fire, as did the two men attacking Dane. Dane, it turned out, was a pyrokinetic. Unfortunately, unseen on the street were two sleeping homeless men who also caught on fire — Dane had focused on not harming himself or Tasha. The muggers tore out of their burning clothes and fled, but by the time Dane and Tasha were able to try to help the homeless men, it was too late; they were dead.
The two young students were distraught and hysterical. It was then that a beat cop suddenly appeared. Dane was sure he was going to jail, but as luck would have it, the policeman was a Ferryman. When the two explained what happened, he ushered them to a Ferry safehouse, where they could stay until the deaths of the two homeless men blew over and where their wounds could be tended.
This was Tasha’s introduction to the Ferry. She found herself fascinated and sympathetic to the plight of the Evolved and eager to help out however she could. Dane, however, was more cynical — the fact he had killed two innocent bystanders weighed heavy on his shoulders, and he didn’t feel like anyone could understand — especially someone like Tasha, who was unevolved. After staying a couple of weeks in the safehouse, he ran away, presumably home to Florida.
Heartbroken but determined to help others like him, Tasha dropped her classes, and offered her help to the Ferry in anyway she could. She put her design skills to work making fake IDs and papers for those who needed them. In exchange, the Ferry members helped train her — she was already good in self-defense, thanks to Karate lessons her father had her take, but under their leaderships, Tasha learned how to fight in real scenarios, as well as how to shoot a gun. In mid-March, she earned her stripes when she helped the Boston Ferrymen raid a government lab in order to get vaccines for the Evolved among them, their allies, and other Unregistered Evolved.
In April of 2010, Tasha was given the task of accompanying a 10-year-old Evolved orphan, Paul Rodriguez, to the Lighthouse, as the closer orphanages for Evolved children were full. Tasha was given the task due to her knowledge of New York City and the fact that she looked like she could possibly be Paul’s big sister, in the hopes that the two would be less conspicuous while traveling. She will try to keep her connections to both her mother and her father under wraps from the Ferry, with fake papers proclaiming her to be Tasha Oliver, though she does plan to visit her mother while in the city. Her father? Only if she can’t avoid it.
As the daughter of a NYPD cop and NYC prosecuting attorney, Tasha’s personality came as no surprise to anyone who knows her family: She is stubborn, hard-headed, matter-of-fact, and resilient. She doesn’t beat around the bush, but says what she means and means what she says — unless she’s lying, which she is capable of to protect what she believes is right. She doesn’t think she should have to lie, of course, and gets angry when she has to — usually at the situation or person forcing her to be deceitful. Once she has her heart or mind set on something, it's all but impossible to change her mind.
Tasha sometimes speaks without thinking, and can have a bit of a quick temper, but if the person she is angry at is genuinely trying to do what’s best, she is just as quick to forgive — even if she may not agree with them. She is her mother’s daughter in that she believes fiercely in the constitution and that all people should be treated equally.
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Skills
Putting that Fancy Art School Tuition to Good Use
Tasha has a natural talent for art and design, accompanied with four years of high school art and one semester of university-level training. She has a meticulous eye for details and is rather handy with an Exacto knife, which makes her good at forging papers and creating false ID cards and the like.
Don't Make Me Shoot (please?)!
Tasha is hardly a sniper, but she knows how to load, aim and fire a revolver. She’s spent about 20 hours being trained to shoot at targets, both moving and still. She’s probably below average in shooting ability but will carry and shoot if necessary.
"Yo Hablo Bueno"
Tasha took Spanish in high school for four years. She can read, write and understand it better than she can speak it, but she can convey basic needs if she needs to — with a New York accent, however. No one will ever confuse her for a native speaker.
Not Quite the Karate Kid
Tasha took Karate from the age of 7 to 12, earning a “purple” belt which is the 5th belt for children at her dojo, with two more belts following prior to the curriculum for a black belt. She has been trained how to block, punch, kick and take down an opponent, but at a children’s level with more emphasis on form and discipline than in actual power and violence. In the short time since she has been with the Ferry, she has sparred with more of an emphasis on actually harming her opponent rather than worrying about form. Thus, in a fight, she has some strategies to fall back on, but due to her small size and lack of power, she is an underdog.
I'll Tell My Mommy!
Her mother’s a prosecuting attorney. If she needs it, Tasha could probably call on favors, invoking the name of Joanna Renard, or even ask her mother to intervene on her behalf. She doesn’t want to do so, trying to keep her connection to her mother and her father quiet for the time being.
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Soundtrack and Soundbites
*Opening Credits: "The Artist" by The Hush Sound
*Growing Up: "Conversations with My 13-Year-Old Self" by Pink
*Love Theme: (for Colette!) "Lift Me Up" by Kate Voegele
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Breaking Up: "There for You" by Leonard Cohen (for Dane)
*Fight Song: "Kids" by Pennywise
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Identity Crisis/Mental Breakdown: "I Have Lost My Dreams" by Dar Williams
*Life is Good: "Where the Lines Overlap" by Paramore
*Regrets: "Over My Head" by The Fray
*Epiphany: "Twisted Logic" by Coldplay
*Chase Scene: "Dashboard" by Modest Mouse (This fits her first driving mission :(
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Final Battle: "Last of the American Girls" by Greenday
*Death Scene: "Set Apart This Dream" by Flyleaf
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End Credits: "As The World Falls Down" by David Bowie
For Colette
For Vincent
For Joanna
For Tamara
"Tasha, actually," she corrects, reaching her hand to the other. "I didn't catch your name either. Do I look like a Nancy? That seems like an old person's name. Like Nancy Reagan. Hugs, not drugs, right? Before our time, but I've seen reruns of her on like the Facts of Life or maybe it was Different Strokes."
~ To Colette in More than a Painted Smile
"I," she says, legs suddenly unfolding as she stands in a fluid motion and moves a step closer to sit on the edge of the bed, down by Colette's knees, careful not to jar her or the tray of food, "have lived a pretty sheltered life. I've broken two fingers playing that stupid sport of softball." She holds up her right hand, pinky and ring finger slightly crooked. "I've gotten exactly five stitches, here," she says, pulling her leg up and lifting her jeans to show a scar on her shin. "That's from Rufus the poodle next door growing up. Bastard." She flashes a grin at Colette.
She tilts her head, as if thinking. "Oh and I had my tonsils out, but I don't think you can see those without a flashlight."
~ To Colette in Breakfast and Battle Scars in Bed
"What the fuck do you mean, you shouldn't be the way you are? That's what bigots say and people who …" she shakes her head angrily, her eyes narrowing fiercely.
"That's what intolerant hateful people say when obviously it's a normal way to be — it's just less common. Like having blue eyes. Are blue eyed people freaks or something just because the majority of people have brown? What about left handers? I'm a southpaw — am I a freak? They stopped making little kids write with their right hands like in the 1970s, my mother told me — before that they forced them to be rights even though it was screwed up and like hard for them. You'd think something as basic as understanding basic human needs wouldn't be so fucking slow to catch on but welcome to fucking America, right?"
~ To Colette in Entirely Honest
"And you smoke, so you can keep the hypocritical forthcoming lecture to yourself. Pretty sure you drop the f-bomb once in a while, too, but you know, we don't talk that often, so I'm going to go on vague memories and intuition, on that one."
~ To Vincent in A Dangerous Conversation
"Don't tell him I'm like him. That'll just piss him off. I'm sure he's wondering if someone swapped his real child with me at the hospital, and that somewhere out there, there's a little Lazzaro that would make him proud," Tasha murmurs as she fills out her form, then tucks the clipboard under one arm as she waits for her turn. "Probably in school to be a cop, and a Registered Evolved smoke monster to boot."
~ To Joanna re Vincent in My Baby Did Something Legal
Logs
- May-September 2011
- February-April 2011
- January 2011
- December 2010
- November 2010
- October 2010
- September 2010
- August 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- May 2010
- April 2010
| May 23 | There Will Come Soft Rains | An intersection of Midtown becomes the sight of a terrible accident, and a discovery. | Monica, Odessa, Moriarti, Trey, Yana |
| May 24 | For Art's Sake | Curiosity brings three women together again the morning after strange happenings in Midtown. | Monica, Quinn |
| June 14 | Everyone's Business | The future that seems to be foretold in a set of mysterious paintings are just that. | Ryans |
| July 3 | An Artist's Revolt | "Art is a revolt against fate" - Andre Malraux. Tasha seeks to warn innocent citizens about the robots in Midtown, and finds an unlikely like-minded spirit in Audrey Hanson. | Audrey |
| July 17 | Murder, Arson or Peyote | Father and daughter bonding time is always short and tense, much like the Lazzaros themselves. | Vincent |
| July 24 | One Small Thing | Mother and daughter catch up on actions made in the present to help avert a dark future. | Joanna |
| August 3 | They Don't Follow the Three Laws | Two teens who know way too much cross paths; Devon doesn't get much out of Tasha or vice versa, on the topic of robots. | Devon |
| August 11 | Cloudy Judgment | The Ferry makes a kill. | Eileen, Rue. Lynette, Liza, Abby |
| September 19 | Anything but Syracuse | Tasha and Joanna go law office shopping and discuss the near future and the perils of one road that could be ventured down. | Joanna |
| September 27 | Just Keen | This year, Quinn makes sure she celebrates her birthday surrounded by as many of her friends as possible. | Adel, Elaine, Kincaid, Lene, Quinn, Dirk |
| Feb. 10 | Longer than Tomorrow | Tension and conflict can only go so long before something either cracks or gives. Love proves to be resilient. | Colette |
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| Feb. 19 | A Petal From the Beast’s Rose | Colette and Tasha come to ask a favor of Brian. | Brian, Colette |
| March 2 | A Brave New World | Across New York City, those locked into a front row view of the bright future reach for shades. | |
| March 5 | It Becomes a Calling | Or it doesn't. Becoming a cop that is. Ziadie drops in to see how Joanna is doing and Tasha comes home in time to meet up with her mothers helper. | Joanna, Ziadie |
| March 30 | Better Lives | In a dream, the Ferry attempts to help those who have forgotten how to help themselves. | Eileen, Raith, Delia, Kayle |
| April 2 | Secrets in the Attic | The Bay House attic's renovation project leads to one mystery solved for the Ferry. | Brian, Samara, Quinn, Lance |
| April 6 | By Bond | A dream of the future. "Grief knits hearts in closer bonds than happiness ever can, and common sufferings are far stronger links than common joys." Two women gain a family member when a young girl loses hers. | Ygraine, Quinn, and tiny Lene |
| April 11 | Nothing More to be Done | A dream of the future. Bearers of bad news descend on Nicole's home. | Barbara, Nadira, Nicole, Raith, Francois and tiny Ingrid |
| April 13 | Does That Sound Crazy? (When it Comes to Family) | Nicole tracks down Tasha to ask her about her dreams, and her welfare. | Tasha |
| Jan. 5 | A Little Bit Like Braveheart | Sable and Koshka's plan for a friendly snowball war on Tasha comes to fruition. | Sable, Koshka |
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| Jan. 6 | On the Move | Following their play in the snow, Sable, Koshka, and Tasha receive a worrying call from the council and prepare to leave the Garden. | Sable. Koshka, Barbara. Lynette |
| Jan. 10 | In the Absence of Proof | When Cat comes bearing what should be good news for Colette, the young photokinetic finds every reason to be suspicious, and in doing so loses an opportunity. | Cat, Colette |
| Jan. 10 | Aphasia | The wrong words are spoken and the right words omitted. The cycle of hurt, forgiveness and hope springs eternal. | Colette |
| Jan. 20 | 1984 and 3000 | A small and spontaneous Ferrymen meeting is made to discuss the security of the GCT against a certain robotic invasion. | Kaylee, Joseph, Abby |
| Dec. 12 | Gloomy Gus | Tasha's getting a little moldy and Joanna's having a not bad day, so she attempts to air her daughter out successfully. | Joanna |
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| Dec. 12 | Gloomy Colors | Days after meeting with Nicole, Colette finally approaches Tasha to tell her what has been happening. | Colette |
| Dec. 24 | Sensitive Renard Noses | Making cookies, planning present deliveries, and a night in watching movies make for a quiet Christmas Eve for the Renard women. | Joanna |
| Dec. 26 | Snowglobe’s Echo | Colette returns to the Garden with Tasha in tow.. | Colette, Sable |
| Dec. 31 | Indian Summer | Indian summers are wonderful when they last, but they — like most things in life — are only temporary. | Colette |
| Nov. 4 | In the Same Boat | Benjamin Ryans and Lynette Rowan call together the residents of Gun Hill to discuss what is possibly to happen on November 8th. | Gael, Gracie, Hokuto, Kendall, Lashirah, Liza, Lynette, Ryans, Sable, Toby and Ygraine |
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| Nov. 6 | Parting Threads | Tasha is leaving to spend the ominous upcoming week with her mother, and Tamara is leaving… for somewhere else. | Tamara |
| Nov. 7 | United We Stand, Part IV | New York City braces for the coming storm, and minute by minute, the future foretold approaches… | Everyone! |
| Nov. 8 | Pyrrhic Victory | The future envisioned by Colette is averted — or is it? — but at an equally terrible cost. Whether by fate or from the fallacies enabled by free will, in the end, only two walk away. | Tamara, Colette |
| Nov. 8 | OMW | A text message prompts Nicole to make her way to the borough of Queens to retrieve the only family she has left - Colette and Tasha.| Nicole, Colette | |
| Nov. 15 | Tears for Today | Plenty of apologies are doled out, and no forgiveness is given. | Nicole, Colette |
| Nov. 21 | Repeated Reassurance | The more you say them, the less you believe them. Feelings are hurt and soothed but nothing is fixed when Quinn seeks Tasha and Colette at GCT; Tasha leaves with Quinn for Pollepel. | [[[Quinn]], Colette |
| Nov. 21 | Lights on the Water | A memorial for those lost on the 8th. | | Ferry |
| Nov. 21 | I’ll Be Here | A father-daughter reunion takes place on Pollepel Island. This one goes better than most for the Lazzaros. | Vincent |
| Nov. 23 | [[[At Least for a Day]] | Tasha finally makes her way home and everything isn't as she dreads. | Joanna |
| October 2 | Testing Hostile Waters | Tasha tests out the security at Roosevelt Island, has a few frightening moments, and delivers bad news to Delia. | Delia |
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| October 2 | Pieces of the Puzzle | A motley group meet in Central Park to try to figure out a mystery. | various |
| October 9 | Front Row Center | After her father almost dies, Tasha ambushes him for a personal family moment — witnessed by Lancaster. | Lancaster, Vincent |
| October 9 | A Perfect Storm | Colette opens up to Tasha about personal battles she's been fighting. | Colette |
| October 14 | Formed from a Moonbeam | Nicole and Tasha get more help on the party with a little help from Quinn. | Nicole, Quinn |
| October 17 | Perchance to Dreamwalk | Delia asks Tasha for a favor but Tasha comes up with a compromise. | Delia |
| October 18 | Decisions and Revisions | The dreamwalker shares Tasha's dreams and likewise, so that Tasha can go to her father armed with information. | Delia |
| October 18 | This is the Way the World Ends | Ask and you shall receive — and lose. Tasha gets a favor but loses something more personal in the asking. | Vincent |
| October 19 | Miles Away | Tasha spends a lonely night past curfew on a subway platform after losing the little left that she shares with her father. | |
| October 23 | To Make It Past | The only birthday present either Renard woman wants is to make it pat November 8. | Joanna |
| October 24 | By Any Other Name | Tasha and Colette discuss last names — changing them, taking them — while making Mac and Cheese. | Colette |
| October 30 | No More Hyphen | The resident Ferry attorney gets the request for the legal name change from Tasha. | Cat |
| October 30 | Dead Mans Party | Colette is the guest of honor at her very own Nightmare Before Christmas. | Colette and lots of people! |
| September 3 | Trouble Brewing | Joanna's plan for a nice family meal goes awry when Tasha presses Vincent a little too far. | Nicole, Colette, Cat |
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| September 11 | Impossible Stuff | Colette comes home exhausted and worried about having to do impossible stuff but finds her support system is supportive, as always. | Colette |
| September 12 | Life is Short | Sometimes, gifts are traps — Joanna confronts her daughter on what's beneath the scarf. | Joanna |
| September 19 | A Central Park Castle Vignette | Sometimes, gifts are traps — Joanna confronts her daughter on what's beneath the scarf. | Judah, Hiro, Ygraine |
| September 20 | Whatever Happened | Two time travelers are reunited, though one carries excess baggage she isn't ready to deal with yet. | Colette |
| September 22 | Where You Left Me | Colette asks Kaylee to undo the block she asked her to put on Sable. | Colette, Sable, Kaylee |
| September 25 | Secrecy Reqd | A surprise party is planned for a certain Halloween baby. | Nicole, Sable |
| September 26 | Anything You Can Do | Tasha offers help to Delia. | Delia |
| August 2 | One Hard Lesson Left to Learn | Joanna's plan for a nice family meal goes awry when Tasha presses Vincent a little too far. | Joanna, Vincent |
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| August 2 | It Only Gets Harder | Tasha and Colette find out Quinn already knows about the Ferry and welcome her into it. | Colette, Quinn |
| August 10 | My Baby Did Something Legal | Mother and Daughter register themselves as Non-Evolved. | Joanna |
| August 11 | London Calling | Three Gun Hill residents go to make sure Jaiden is committed to what it means to be Ferry and dub his garage as a new safehouse. | Colette, Quinn, Jaiden |
| August 13 | Longest Two Hours of Your Life | The day after the raid on the Institute's facility on Staten Island, people come and go out of the makeshift infirmary — Tasha is among the injured. | Lots of people |
| August 13 | Foxes and Wolves | Tasha comes to after many hours of unconsciousness, and finds that her savior is someone connected to her in a strange manner. | Colette, Sasha, Tamara |
| August 14 | Horrifying | Tasha's need for a walk brings her to Magnes' bedside where she plays assistant to Abby's doctoring. | Abby, Magnes |
| August 14 | No Voice Leaves Quiet | Colette asks Tamara to see what can be done to stop the visions from being fulfilled, and Tamara's words are ominous. | Tamara, Colette |
| August 21 | So Easily Thrown Away | Furniture is. Past histories and current worries are not. So these Ferry operatives find as they work to put a safehouse back in order. | Else, Colette, Quinn, Mouse, Andy, Doyle |
| August 21 | Making Promises | Returning from their work at the Brick House, Colette and Tasha discuss the future they've seen and how best to prepare Tasha's family for it. | Colette |
| August 28 | Cannibalize | The Ferrymen pay their respects (and some, their disrespect) to those who fought and died in the raid. | Ferry |
| August 29 | A Grief That Can't Be Spoken | When Sable comes to check on Tasha the day after the Ferry's memorial, Tasha uses music to convey her feelings of survivor's guilt. | Sable |
| August 31 | Every Prophet | The citizens of New York City deal with the burdens of knowing what may come to pass in varying ways. | Many |
| August 31 | Little Loving Lies | Mother and daughter lie out of love while planning for the future and hiding past secrets. | Joanna |
| July 2 | Sandcastles | The three roommates get away from their troubles for a day at the beach. | Colette, Tamara |
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| July 4 | The Party Scene | Gun Hill celebrates Independence Day. Tasha and Colette skip the party for a Ferry errand. | Colette, Tamara, Sable, Doyle, Toby, Quinn, Elaine, Magnes, Delilah, Ygraine |
| July 6 | New Sheriff in Town | Wyatt stops by Gun Hill where Tasha introduces him to Toby. | Wyatt, Toby |
| July 6 | White or Blue | Joanna tries to spend some quality retail time with her daughter, who wants to ask about what Joanna saw on the day of the visions. | Joanna |
| July 7 | Morning Routine | An early morning phone call becomes a bridge over troubled waters for father and daughter. | Vincent |
| July 15 | Just a Knife | Tasha sees the knife she saw in her vision on June 10th in Colette's possession. | Colette |
| July 16 | Cloudy, With a Chance of Meatballs | Colette's attempt at cooking ends up on the floor and three of the four girls present when an accident becomes a foodfight. Also, the knife leaves the apartment, unseen by all (except Tamara). | Colette, Tamara, Sable |
| July 21 | A Christmas Story, Part II | Here, there be guns. Lots of them. | Raith |
| July 22 | We Can Cheat Death | Joanna finally tells Tasha what she saw, and Tasha is more determined to keep the future that was seen from happening. | Joanna |
| July 25 | Promises and Chances | HRG himself stops by to meet with Tasha and Colette and ask each of them favors— Doyle stops by and finds himself a job as well. | Bennet, Doyle, Colette |
| July 26 | A Message from Mister B | Tasha goes on just her second "rustling" mission; once at their destination, they find they have another mission to head to. | Abby, Kaylee |
| July 26 | The Young and the Rideless | On their way to their rest stop for the night, Abby fills Kaylee and Tasha in on the second part of their mission. | Abby, Kaylee |
| July 27 | Boots on the Ground | The Ferry members get to the Thompson compound, finding grisly remains and unexpected visitors, as well as the person they were sent to find. | Abby, Kaylee, Barbara, Darla |
| June 1 | Cahoots | A surprise visit to her father brings about apologies on her part along with a don't-ask-don't-tell policy between Tasha and Vincent regarding Ferry affiliations. | Vincent |
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| June 2 | Meet the Parent | As expected, it's awkward to introduce Colette to Joanna. Unexpected revelations are made as well. | Joanna and Colette |
| June 6 | How To Maintain an Effective Front | When Gun Hill's manager Lynette goes missing, the Ferry meets to discuss the threats and options surrounding them. | Colette, Raith, Eileen, Cat, Kaylee, Doyle, Odessa, Susan |
| June 8 | InBetween Days | Eileen visits Gun Hill for a pleasant meal — well, the company's good, if not the food. | Eileen, Colette, Sable, Quinn, Doyle, Fox |
| June 9 | Slippery Words | The seeress gives Tasha strange advice on paint colors and what's to come — the latter, Tasha isn't sure how to decipher. | Tamara |
| June 10 | No One Knows Anything | After half of the city's population blacks out and is stricken with strange visions, Vincent checks on Tasha via phone. | Vincent |
| June 10 | Nothing But Worry | While both are physically all right, both Renards find little but worry and anxiousness for those they love — Tasha for Colette and Joanna for her daughter. | Joanna |
| June 12 | Stepping Up Security | With more people missing, the Ferry discusses security precautions. | Raith, Eileen, Cat, Doyle, Abby, Kaylee, Susan, Grace, Sable |
| June 12 | Don't Stop | When Colette finally returns home after disappearing on the 10th, the two young lovers find reassurance in words of love that they never tire of hearing. | Colette |
| June 14 | ... And Consequences | Tamara's collapse frightens the residents of Gun Hill. Tasha chooses compassion over fear. | Colette, Kaylee, Odessa, Fox |
| June 15 | In the Presence of Sleeping Prophets | Meeting Colette's father for the first time could have happened under better circumstances… | Colette, Judah |
| June 16 | You're Doing it Wrong | Colette offers Quinn lessons on how to use her power, and Quinn is invited to move in to Gun Hill. | Colette, Quinn |
| June 18 | Casting Stones | A meeting with the NYC Ferry reveals the growing tensions among the network. Change is on its way. | Ferry |
| June 18 | Not Acceptable | Tasha accompanies Cat to meet with her father regarding the June 10th incident. It does not go well. | Vincent, Cat |
| June 19 | Stay | Tamara wakes up. Tasha resolves to help protect her and Colette from the future they saw, and Colette and Tamara come up with a solution of sorts that will hopefully work for all three. | Colette, Tamara |
| June 19 | I Can Share Too | Despite fears and doubts, Tasha finds a way to accept Tamara as part of Colette's life and to share their space and Colette's heart with the strange precog. | Colette |
| June 20 | User Manual | Tamara makes herself at home and Tasha learns how to communicate with the seeress. | Colette, Tamara |
| June 21 | Little Women | Ferry operatives prepare for a girl's night out at the opera with some of their charges (and Raith). | Colette, Eileen, Fox, Mala, Juniper, Raith, Liette, Hailey, Delilah, Abby |
| June 21 | Intermission | The lovely evening at Aida is only tarnished by a possible pedophile man with a beard (Rupe). | Colette, Eileen, Fox, Mala, Juniper, Raith, Liette, Hailey, Delilah, Abby, Rupe |
| June 22 | Fingerprints in Paint | For once, Tamara brings good news and the two roommates make headway on the interior decorating and their friendship. | Tamara |
| June 22 | If It Were Fate | Things are looking brighter for the two teens as they find ways to believe that they can change the futures they saw. | Colette |
| June 23 | Wooden Inquisition | No one expects to be interrogated by a puppet. Quinn is, when she moves into Gun Hill. | Colette, Sable, Quinn, Doyle, Joanna, Magnes, Elaine, Ygraine |
| June 23 | She's Going to Need You | Joanna makes demands of Colette that Tasha says she doesn't have to meet. | Joanna, Colette |
| June 24 | Performance Quality | Sable makes an unexpected request of Tasha, who is happy to lend her artistic talents to a good cause. | Sable |
| June 27 | Moments Shared | Another of Sable's requests — this time to talk — doesn't go so well, and their precarious friendship is once more no more. | Sable |
| June 28 | Then Be Happy | After the upsetting talk with Sable, Tasha finds reassurance from both Tamara and Colette, each offering it in their own unique ways. | Colette, Tamara |
| June 29 | The Party Plan | Quinn comes up with the plan for a party on the 4th of July. | Colette, Tamara, Quinn |
| June 30 | What Do You See? | Tasha finds Tamara in the throes of one of her visions and isn't sure how to handle it. | Tamara |
| May 2 | Sideways Indoctrination | Tasha delivers lunch and entertainment to the inmate of the Garden, telling him her story since he doesn't want to talk about his. | Brennan |
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| May 4 | Show Me the Ropes | An innocent-enough morning wake-up call becomes something more intimate — apparently take it slow is relative. | Colette |
| May 4 | Under One Roof | The three newest Ferry members find themselves under Colette's leadership (scary!) at the Lighthouse. | Colette, Magnes, Doyle, Sable |
| May 5 | Tracks in the Snow | A quest to find a lost delivery truck and driver turns out badly for the group of young Ferrymen. | Colette, Magnes, Sable |
| May 6 | Brave Enough to Be Here | Tasha's hiding place is found by Doyle when she takes a moment to break down away from the eyes of Colette or the kids. | Doyle |
| May 7 | Second Introduction | Tasha gets sized up by Sable in the kitchen but apparently passes muster. | Sable |
| May 8 | Souvenirs | Magnes confronts Tasha on the flyers Vincent has plastered around the city; Gillian comes home with presents. | Colette, Gillian, Magnes |
| May 8 | Souvenirs | Magnes confronts Tasha on the flyers Vincent has plastered around the city; Gillian comes home with presents. | Colette, Gillian, Magnes |
| May 8 | A Bird and a Wire | Tasha seeks assistance from Wireless, comes clean with Colette, and has at least some of her worries put to rest. | Eileen, Hana, Colette |
| May 8 | Nothing's Changed | With Wireless' help, Tasha contacts her parents, but fails to put their worriest to rest — and drives the wedge between them all the deeper in. | Vincent, Joanna |
| May 8 | Heart-Shaped Wedge | Colette cheers up Tasha in more than one way after Tasha's diastrous phone call. | Colette |
| May 10 | On Improbability | Two impromptu visitors come to the Lighthouse — unfortunately for Tasha, one is her father. | Colette, Magnes, Cat, Vincent |
| May 10 | You Don't Choose Them | Colette offers the distraught Tasha comfort, advice, and ultimately distractions from the issue of her father's visit. | Colette |
| May 13 | Scared of the Dark | This time it is Tasha who comforts Colette and learns the secrets the other has been keeping for far too long. | Colette |
| May 14 | Man's Best Friend, IV | A search for a missing child goes disastrously sideways, though Hailey is found. | Colette, Magnes, Doyle, Aaron, Joseph |
| May 16 | A Burnt Out Lightbulb Still Shines | Colette wakes up after burning out her power trying to save the world, and Joseph and Tasha are officially introduced. | Colette, Joseph |
| May 17 | Bastards Will Inherit the Earth | Tasha finds herself attacked by one of her housemates who is the victim of one of Aaron's "emo-bombs." Unfortunately, the scars will last when the emotions fade. | Doyle, Sable |
| May 21 | White Flags and Dish Rags | Sable apologizes for the assault on Tasha, and the two agree to keep it just between them. | Sable |
| May 22 | Don't Tell Dad | Finding telephonic reception, Tasha calls her mother to apologize and drop another bomb — Joanna takes it well. | Joanna |
| May 24 | Three Hard Words, Reprise | Colette's way with light and love allows Tasha to say the words that Colette's been waiting to hear for too long. | Colette |
| May 25 | Honesty's Wound | After a slip-up with Sable, thanks to Aaron's "emo bombs," Colette confesses to Tasha but finds forgiveness. | Colette |
| May 27 | A Place Like Home | Four ferry folk head to Gun Hill to get the safehouse up and running under Lynette's leadership. | Colette , Sable, Lynette, Magnes |
| April 18 | Woosh | Visiting Ferryman Tasha meets with NYC Ferry members to come up with a plan to steal vaccines. | Eileen, Hana, Colette, Raith, Abby, Meredith |
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| April 19 | Oliver and Company | The newcomer gets acquainted with two more members of the NYC Ferry when she meets Dee and Jesse aka Alexander. | Alexander, Delilah |
| April 21 | More Than a Painted Smile | The neophyte and visitor gets a second impression of another Ferry youngster, finding a friend in the process. | Colette |
| April 21 | Nil Admirari | Ferry's attempt to steal vaccines does not go down the way they expected. | Cat, Colette, Eileen, Gabriel, Helena, Magnes, Odessa, Raith |
| April 22 | Breakfast and Battle Scars in Bed | Tasha brings Colette breakfast and they talk about the night before and the possibility of Tasha staying in town. | Colette |
| April 23 | My Favorite Hallucination | Colette takes care of a nearly-frozen Tasha this time, and the two learn more about one another — including one important detail about Colette that has Tasha seeing her in a new light. | Colette |
| April 24 | Ultimatum | The Ferry network meets regarding an ultimatum from the government. | Ferry |
| April 24 | Awkward Impressions | After the tense Ferry meeting, some of the Ferry girls convene in the kitchen — albeit briefly. | Delilah, Gillian, Kaylee |
| April 25 | Entirely Honest | Colette and Tasha make their way for Manhattan and the two come clean about the secrets they've been keeping. | Colette |
| April 26 | A Dangerous Conversation | The distance between father and daughter increases with the lies Tasha tells and by the answers Vincent doesn't give. | Vincent |
| April 26 | The World Needs Janitors | Affection and sarcasm are two services that Joanna offers her daughter — just what Tasha needs after seeing her father. | Joanna |
| April 27 | A Dog with Two Bones | Tasha meets the woman Colette has told her about — which brings up confusing emotions for everyone. | Colette, Tamara |
| April 27 | Her Canvas | Painting a fish in Grand Central brings about some friendly fire forColette and Tasha. | Colette |
| April 29 | Chocolatey, With a Touch of Marshmallow | Returning to the Garden brings surprising information about her father for Tasha, who turns to Colette for advice, reassurance, and something more than friendship. | Colette |