“You know Carrie Mathison,” responds El Nino. “Why are you trying to help me?” Brody asks him. The sight of this symbol of his faith seems to relax him, and give him some hope, and whenever he takes these glimpses we hear some holy chants on the soundtrack, as if Brody is recalling his faith.Īt one point, El Nino talks to Brody and cautions him about trying to do so much before he is healed. During the day, Brody is able to look out from his room over Caracas, and as he gazes over the city, he notices the golden dome of a mosque among the sordidness. After Brody is out, a conversation among the doctor and other men makes it seem clear that they know who Brody is, and that he has a $10 million bounty on his head, but what is unclear is what they plan to do with that information, and with Brody, if anything.Īs Brody continues to mend during his stay in the building, thanks in large part to El Nino’s daughter, Esme (Martina Garcia), he attempts to stand and walk on his own, with much pain.

“Interesting question,” replies the doctor before working on him.) As Brody is fading out from the questionable medicine (including heroin to dull his pain) given to him by the doctor, he notices, through a haze, someone stealing his wallet, which contains his passport.

Graham (played with calm but menacing smoothness by Erik Dellums) patches him up. Brody is brought to the basement of a building in a Caracas slum, where the mysterious and fairly creepy Dr. He’s in Venezuela, the next leg of his escape journey, but things have clearly gone wrong, as Brody is brought - bleeding and in shock - to El Nino (Manny Perez) after being unexpectedly assaulted by a Colombian gang near the border and found by members of El Nino’s gang. We see Brody first, and he’s been through hell. Homeland Season 3 recap: Episode 3 – “Tower of David”Īfter not seeing Brody (Damian Lewis) in the first two episodes of Homeland Season 3, we finally got a big dose of him in last night’s third episode of the season, “Tower of David.” The episode was a fairly claustrophobic one for the show, keeping us, for the most part, in Brody’s new location, while occasionally interspersing this with Carrie’s (Claire Danes) similar predicament still a resident of the psychiatric hospital. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window).Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window).Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window).Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window).Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window).

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