Following the previous scene when Agent Keen agrees to work with Reddington, he begins to tell her Zamani’s plan. Zamani plans to kidnap the United States Generals daughter within an hour and Zamani plans to leave the United States within thirty-six hours. Agent Keen and her new task force are on a mission to locate, pickup, and get the Generals daughter to a safe location before Zamani kidnaps her. Scarcity is the economic concept in this scene. There is scarcity of time because the FBI only has an hour to complete many tasks. While Elizabeth was at work, her husband Tom was attacked in their home. When Elizabeth came home from work she found Tom strapped to the kitchen chair and he was beaten up extremely bad. Tom had black eyes and was
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However, it is not a normal auction. The King family auctions valuable paintings and items that were stolen and they even auction criminals that they kidnapped, like Reddington. Agent Keen is aware that Reddington was kidnapped by this family, therefore she makes her way into the auction under disguise, pretending that she was someone else and interested in a painting. When Reddington was being auctioned, his starting price was two million dollars. The King’s realized that Elizabeth was bidding on Reddington and that is when they were aware that Elizabeth was an imposter. The bidding continued and Reddington was finally sold at eighteen million dollars to a Nigerian man. This scene describes producer surplus. The King family was willing to sell Reddington for two million dollars, but instead they received eighteen million dollars for him. As time goes on, Elizabeth and Tom get back together. Elizabeth discovers that she is pregnant with Tom’s child. She is very overwhelmed and confused when she finds out; hence she has not told Tom yet. Elizabeth decides to make a list of pros and cons for having a baby. She does this to help make her decision on what to do. There were more cons on her list than pros. The concept cost-benefit analysis is present in this scene. Elizabeth makes a list of the cons, which
However, it is not a normal auction. The King family auctions valuable paintings and items that were stolen and they even auction criminals that they kidnapped, like Reddington. Agent Keen is aware that Reddington was kidnapped by this family, therefore she makes her way into the auction under disguise, pretending that she was someone else and interested in a painting. When Reddington was being auctioned, his starting price was two million dollars. The King’s realized that Elizabeth was bidding on Reddington and that is when they were aware that Elizabeth was an imposter. The bidding continued and Reddington was finally sold at eighteen million dollars to a Nigerian man. This scene describes producer surplus. The King family was willing to sell Reddington for two million dollars, but instead they received eighteen million dollars for him. As time goes on, Elizabeth and Tom get back together. Elizabeth discovers that she is pregnant with Tom’s child. She is very overwhelmed and confused when she finds out; hence she has not told Tom yet. Elizabeth decides to make a list of pros and cons for having a baby. She does this to help make her decision on what to do. There were more cons on her list than pros. The concept cost-benefit analysis is present in this scene. Elizabeth makes a list of the cons, which