burning emma's clothing in his backyard, craven suddenly draws his weapon and turns to find jedburgh, a british "consultant", casually sitting in his backyard. jedburgh was tasked with preventing the disclosure of the information emma had and tying up any loose ends, including her father. jedburgh takes a liking to craven, leaving him to investigate. craven repeatedly has visions of emma's past, including short conversations, typically as the happy young child he remembers and loves. craven eventually discovers through one of emma's activist friends, who is nearly killed by a northmoor agent, that bennett ordered emma's murder, as well as those of the other activists emma was working with to expose northmoor.