Harper's Island/Snap

Snap
Season 1, Episode 10
Airdate	June 20, 2009
Production Number	110
Written by	Christine Roum
Directed by	Steve Boyum
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Harper's Island — Season One

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Snap is the tenth episode of the first season of Harper's Island.

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Plot Overview

Shane shows Henry that Katherine is dead. Henry tells the group that they should leave. Elsewhere, a jet plane carrying two cops from Seattle, Darryl Riggens and Tyra Coulter landed near the marina. But as they got out to dock, they were shot by the shooter disguised as the sheriff. Abby and Henry takes Trish to the attic at Abby's old house. Trish found a map that has tunnels in the Candlewick. As Shane and Jimmy began to fuel up the docks, Shane sees the two cops dead in the water. The rest of the guests head to the marina. Shane tried to turn on the generator, and only later, he realized the that the oxygen tank had been hardwired to the generator. Shane yells to Jimmy to get out of there. But the gas reservoirs all over the marina ignited causing an explosion and Jimmy disappears in the rubble. The party witnessed the explosions. Henry restrains Abby from running to the marina. Shots then ring out and the whole group run for shelter. They ran into the Cannery and several minutes later, Nikki came in explaining about the explosions. Maggie left the bar, insisting she'll be safe. Big mistake. Because a couple of hours later, she was attacked and killed and brought to the Cannery roof and was hung near the window frightening the group. Chloe finds out that there was a private boat on the other side of the island. Cal tells Chloe to hold the engagement ring. Cal and Sully sneaks out of the Cannery and in an instant, Cal was shot to the upper left part of the torso. Cal and Sully manage to escape. Sully takes Cal to the clinic to perform surgery. Back at the Cannery, the rest of the group discovers a patrol car coming carrying a body. It's Jimmy. He's unconscious during the explosion. But he's alive. He has something taped to his hand. A key to Abby's room at the Candlewick. Abby decides to go there. Henry protested but Trish and Shane rebuffed him. Abby goes to the room and sees her dad. She questions him about what was going on recently. Sheriff Charlie tells Abby that Wakefield is alive. He made a deal with Wakefield to keep Jimmy alive. Abby told her dad that he killed Wakefield. Charlie confirmed that he did shoot Wakefield. But he told her that he never found Wakefield's body. He buried someone else seven years prior. He tells Abby to leave. Abby refuses, insisting that she's not a little girl anymore. But Charlie specifically warns her not to come near him. Back at the Cannery, Madison tells Trish that the sheriff did not kidnap her. Back at the Candlewick, Abby explained to her dad about a detail in Wakefield's journal. She asks if she's Wakefield's daughter. Charlie said that she is not related to Wakefield. Abby notices Charlie's wrists tied together and sees a walkie-talkie. Abby realizes that her dad is trading his life for Jimmy. Charlie informs Abby that Wakefield is setting up a game, a plot to take out people, one by one. Charlie explains that it would never be over until Wakefield dies. Charlie explains that he couldn't do it and tells Abby that she can finish Wakefield. When he said he loves her, he was pulled by the rope through the window and was hung, snapping his neck. Abby went outside to see her father's dead body. She mourns about losing both of her parents. And then who else would show up, but John Wakefield. He grabbed Abby's gun and tells her that she looks just like her mother. 19 down, a handful more to go. John Wakefield is alive, for real. Did he commit the murders from the beginning? Will Jimmy wake up from a coma? Will Cal and Sully hurry back to the others? Find out on the next Harper's Island.

Body Count

1. Darryl Riggens
2. Tyra Coulter
3. Maggie Krell
4. Sheriff Charlie Mills