Rosenfeld…
- The one thing Campbell needs—his lawyer, Alvin Dobrowitz, tells him—is the one thing he can't get: a witness to his meetings with Wirtanen.
- Campbell's only met Wirtanen three times: before the war, after the war, and after Campbell delivered Krapptauer's eulogy.
- This is the story of that second meeting. Are you excited? We're excited.
- Post-war and post-Campbell's capture by O'Hare, Campbell and Wirtanen meet up at a school in Wiesbaden.
- Campbell was spirited away from O'Hare's custody by a random soldier and brought to Wirtanen.
- The dudes talk.
- Wirtanen tells Campbell things.
- Campbell was Wirtanen's best soldier-baby, as he likes to think of his worker bees. How so? Campbell was loyal and alive.
- It turns out that Campbell unknowingly delivered a coded message saying Helga was captured.
- This new info makes Campbell feel icky as all get-out.
- We learn that there are only three people who knew Campbell was a spy. After Wirtanen, the second was General Donovan. (Who is the third? We are dying to know.)
- This conversation is not all sunshine and roses, though.
- At one point, Wirtanen Nazi-shames Campbell because, well, he was so creepily good at being one.
- Campbell's response to being called a Nazi?
- Campbell: That's not fair! How else was I supposed to survive? To stay on air?
- Wirtanen: That's on you. You were very good, though. That's on you, too.
- Okay, time to tie up loose ends: Wirtanen is getting Campbell out, and he suggests NYC.
- One last thing.
- Who was person-in-the-know number three?
- The late President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
- That's who.