The show is then interrupted by a vignette for a new character that's supposed to debut in the near future.
The video starts off pitch black.
The only thing you can hear is the wind.
But then another sound can be heard.
It's the sound of someone breathing heavily, or the microphone's just very close to the mouth of the breathing person.
Then the first rays of sunlight rise above the horizon to shed some light on the location.
As the breathing continues, the breath becomes visible in the air, right in front of the camera, without revealing who it's coming from.
The fact that the breath is visible shows it's rather cold at the location.
Then whoever was breathing out of the camera's sight starts to talk.
*Voice*: "No more running.
No more hiding."
The video then fades to black.
When it fades back in, it is in broad daylight.
The surrounding looks to be outside in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
Half of a face can be seen (from the nose down) to reveal a man who probably hasn't shaved for a day or 3.
The man's breath is still visible in the cold mountain air.
The man's voice is than heard as a voice-over, the lips aren't moving, however.
*Voice-over*: "It's time to face the cold truth."
Then the video fades to black again.
It then cuts to a different setting.
We are now in some subway station.
When people are boarding the subway, one man in a gray sweatsuit, with a hood over his head, stands out, when a part of his face is seen from under the hood and it looks a lot like the mouth/jaw that we saw earlier.
Once on the moving subway, the camera gets a shot of the man from the back, still not revealing his identity.
Then the voice-over continues.
*Voice-over*: "To return to the society..."
The voice seems to stop mid-sentence, as the video fades to black once more.
When it comes back on, we are in a crowded U.S. city - maybe Chicago, or New York.
Hundreds of people are walking on the sidewalk in both directions.
Among the many people in business suits, carrying their briefcases, the man in the gray, hooded sweatsuit stands out once again.
As he crosses the street, another somewhat sloppy looking man bumps into the man.
A few steps later, our man realizes he's missing his wallet.
*Voice-over*: "That took from me..."
Again, we are left with what seems like an unfinished sentence.
The video starts off pitch black.
The only thing you can hear is the wind.
But then another sound can be heard.
It's the sound of someone breathing heavily, or the microphone's just very close to the mouth of the breathing person.
Then the first rays of sunlight rise above the horizon to shed some light on the location.
As the breathing continues, the breath becomes visible in the air, right in front of the camera, without revealing who it's coming from.
The fact that the breath is visible shows it's rather cold at the location.
Then whoever was breathing out of the camera's sight starts to talk.
*Voice*: "No more running.
No more hiding."
The video then fades to black.
When it fades back in, it is in broad daylight.
The surrounding looks to be outside in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
Half of a face can be seen (from the nose down) to reveal a man who probably hasn't shaved for a day or 3.
The man's breath is still visible in the cold mountain air.
The man's voice is than heard as a voice-over, the lips aren't moving, however.
*Voice-over*: "It's time to face the cold truth."
Then the video fades to black again.
It then cuts to a different setting.
We are now in some subway station.
When people are boarding the subway, one man in a gray sweatsuit, with a hood over his head, stands out, when a part of his face is seen from under the hood and it looks a lot like the mouth/jaw that we saw earlier.
Once on the moving subway, the camera gets a shot of the man from the back, still not revealing his identity.
Then the voice-over continues.
*Voice-over*: "To return to the society..."
The voice seems to stop mid-sentence, as the video fades to black once more.
When it comes back on, we are in a crowded U.S. city - maybe Chicago, or New York.
Hundreds of people are walking on the sidewalk in both directions.
Among the many people in business suits, carrying their briefcases, the man in the gray, hooded sweatsuit stands out once again.
As he crosses the street, another somewhat sloppy looking man bumps into the man.
A few steps later, our man realizes he's missing his wallet.
*Voice-over*: "That took from me..."
Again, we are left with what seems like an unfinished sentence.
