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17. J-Cat

As Michael struggles to remember missing pieces of the prison schematics, Warden Pope places him in solitary when he refuses to name names.

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Tancredi reports her discovery of the uniform fabric to Pope, who sends Scofield to solitary after he refuses to talk. Scofield apparently becomes mentally ill. Bellick decides to hire more professional workers for the breakroom and the team realizes that the hole must be carpeted over immediately. Since Sucre's cell has the only way out into the breakroom, he carries out this task, but is then caught in the courtyard. Aided by Bagwell, Sucre weakly justifies his actions, and is also put in solitary. Apolskis tells Bellick that the team is planning something related to the carpet, but Bellick finds nothing wrong with it, so he switches Apolskis to a cell with the violent Avocado. Scofield is taken to the psychiatric ward, where he is revealed to be healthy, as he planned to consult Patoshik about his tattoo. Patoshik does not remember the missing design. Meanwhile, Donovan's group recovers Quinn's cell phone to find clues. Alone in the well, L.J. sees Kellerman's alias "O. Kravecki" carved into the wall by Quinn. He runs away and ambushes Kellerman in his home, but is arrested.

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