. Oh, I didn't think of that. I think it is Copley's car -- the one he and Nile came in are both silver Audis (I researched the logo, and I can see it when Booker lifts the trunk lid to stash their weapons).
And since Copley wanted to help, but Nile refused, leaving the car would be the most practical help he could give. But it is a plot hole, which could have easily been solved by him saying as she got on the elevator, "I'll leave the keys in the car for you." (Or giving Nile the keys to tuck in her pocket.)
But when I remember all the plot holes we fans complained about in The Sentinel, this is pretty small potatoes, and easily fixed in fanfic, should one wish. <g>
Duh! Forgot the other half. But they're in London; he could catch a cab (or Uber) or take the tube. <shrug> We know he got home somehow -- and he's ex-CIA; he should know how to take care of himself. .
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Date: 2020-09-14 05:09 am (UTC)Oh, I didn't think of that. I think it is Copley's car -- the one he and Nile came in are both silver Audis (I researched the logo, and I can see it when Booker lifts the trunk lid to stash their weapons).
And since Copley wanted to help, but Nile refused, leaving the car would be the most practical help he could give. But it is a plot hole, which could have easily been solved by him saying as she got on the elevator, "I'll leave the keys in the car for you." (Or giving Nile the keys to tuck in her pocket.)
But when I remember all the plot holes we fans complained about in The Sentinel, this is pretty small potatoes, and easily fixed in fanfic, should one wish. <g>
Duh! Forgot the other half. But they're in London; he could catch a cab (or Uber) or take the tube. <shrug> We know he got home somehow -- and he's ex-CIA; he should know how to take care of himself.
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