"Harold was receiving numbers from the Machine and he would do his best to find out who they were before passing the information along to me," he says. "We never knew if the number we were being given was the victim or the perpetrator, so it would be up to us to figure out who we were meant to help and who we were meant to stop."
It had been hard work. Hard, but rewarding. Reese knows where he would be without it and Karen does, too. She's seen the newspaper, the place where he would be without Harold, without the work he'd been given.
"Given my time in the CIA, I had... skills Harold needed. I did whatever I could to help him, help the others. We had a few members of the NYPD who ended up helping us, too. Joss Carter, the woman I told you about when I first arrived, she was one of them. We had another agent, Sameen Shaw, but not long before I arrived here, she was taken by the agents of another machine. These machines were self-aware, they were conscious, and Samaritan, the other machine, it wasn't looking to help people the way Harold's Machine was. When I arrived here, I was afraid Samaritan might know we were here, too."
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It had been hard work. Hard, but rewarding. Reese knows where he would be without it and Karen does, too. She's seen the newspaper, the place where he would be without Harold, without the work he'd been given.
"Given my time in the CIA, I had... skills Harold needed. I did whatever I could to help him, help the others. We had a few members of the NYPD who ended up helping us, too. Joss Carter, the woman I told you about when I first arrived, she was one of them. We had another agent, Sameen Shaw, but not long before I arrived here, she was taken by the agents of another machine. These machines were self-aware, they were conscious, and Samaritan, the other machine, it wasn't looking to help people the way Harold's Machine was. When I arrived here, I was afraid Samaritan might know we were here, too."