The Final Route of the Prophet

Station Eleven

The Prophet’s campaign to recover Eleanor and dominate the Symphony ends when his own follower refuses to continue the violence.

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Bearing strength in each event

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A Bride Escapes A Bride Escapes from "Station Eleven". A Bride Escapes Eleanor hides among costumes Eleanor stows away in a caravan after learning that she is to become the Prophet’s next wife.

A Bride Escapes from "Station Eleven". A Bride Escapes Eleanor hides among costumes Eleanor stows away in a caravan after learning that she is to become the Prophet’s next wife.

A Bride Escapes Eleanor hides among costumes Eleanor stows away in a caravan after learning that she is to become the Prophet’s next wife. She fears being returned to St. Deborah. The troupe chooses protection The Symphony violates its usual non-intervention principle and takes her onward. Her escape gives the Prophet a reason to pursue the company.

Hostages Taken Hostages Taken from "Station Eleven". Hostages Taken A trap in the forest The Prophet’s men approach silently and capture Sayid and the clarinet.

Hostages Taken from "Station Eleven". Hostages Taken A trap in the forest The Prophet’s men approach silently and capture Sayid and the clarinet.

Hostages Taken A trap in the forest The Prophet’s men approach silently and capture Sayid and the clarinet. Dieter fails to wake after being drugged and dies while Sayid is restrained. Violence disguised as exchange The captors intend to trade the musicians for Eleanor. Their plan treats a child as property and human lives as leverage.

The Clarinet Escapes The Clarinet Escapes from "Station Eleven". The Clarinet Escapes A prisoner finds a way out The clarinet loosens her bindings while ill from the substance used to subdue her.

The Clarinet Escapes from "Station Eleven". The Clarinet Escapes A prisoner finds a way out The clarinet loosens her bindings while ill from the substance used to subdue her.

The Clarinet Escapes A prisoner finds a way out The clarinet loosens her bindings while ill from the substance used to subdue her. She slips through the trees and reaches the road. A warning changes the route She tells the scouts that the Prophet’s party is pursuing them. The Conductor alters the route, but the change separates Kirsten and August from the company.

Kirsten Is Cornered Kirsten Is Cornered from "Station Eleven". Kirsten Is Cornered The dog finds her The Prophet and his armed followers approach the hidden Kirsten, and Luli detects her in the brush.

Kirsten Is Cornered from "Station Eleven". Kirsten Is Cornered The dog finds her The Prophet and his armed followers approach the hidden Kirsten, and Luli detects her in the brush.

Kirsten Is Cornered The dog finds her The Prophet and his armed followers approach the hidden Kirsten, and Luli detects her in the brush. She surrenders when the group threatens to shoot into the woods. A final attempt to stall Kirsten claims that her companions are dead and asks the Prophet’s name. She knows August and Sayid may still be hidden nearby and wants to protect them.

The Follower’s Shot The Follower’s Shot from "Station Eleven". The Follower’s Shot A doctrine quoted back Kirsten speaks lines from Station Eleven about people who long to go home.

The Follower’s Shot from "Station Eleven". The Follower’s Shot A doctrine quoted back Kirsten speaks lines from Station Eleven about people who long to go home.

The Follower’s Shot A doctrine quoted back Kirsten speaks lines from Station Eleven about people who long to go home. The Prophet dismisses the possibility that his mission has already become too late. The leader falls The young sentry shoots the Prophet, and August’s arrows kill the remaining armed men. The pursuit ends, but the boy’s immediate suicide shows that the violence has not released him.

The night the Symphony leaves St. Deborah

During the night patrols after the company departs

Before dawn, while the Symphony is still nearby

Near the airport road

Moments after Kirsten kneels