Person of Interest2011

Harold Finch:
Given that we're tied to these very specific personas, your identity seems remarkably fluid.

Root:
My mission is complex. When we compromised Samaritan, the machine built in an exception for me. Every couple of days, I have to shed my skin, become someone new. You wouldn't have a dictaphone knocking around?

Harold Finch:
No. Are you a journalist now?

Root:
Karen Iverson, New York Journal.

Harold Finch:
And what's Karen up to?

Root:
I wish I knew. The machine can't talk to me as much as she used to, but she did want you to have this, a gift. [Passes over a folded paper] A shadow map of New York. Places without surveillance, blind spots. It also comes in digital.

Harold Finch:
Oh, this will be useful indeed.

Root:
She also has a message for you. Sometimes, it's better not to know.