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Tropes:
- An Arm and a Leg: Abruzzi hacks off T-Bag's left hand both as revenge and to free Michael from the Chained Heat situation T-Bag invoked.
- Bolivian Army Cliffhanger: Sara is found unconscious from a morphine overdose, and it's left unclear if she'll survive or not. Haywire makes his way into the night on a bicycle. Tweener hides in a horse trailer on its way to St. Louis. Bleeding from his amputated arm, T-Bag stumbles through the woods while holding his severed hand and dogs bark nearby. The other five fugitives miss their flight and make a run for it through a field adjacent as the police are hot on their trail.
- Chained Heat: Invoked by T-Bag who handcuffs himself to Michael so that Abruzzi can't kill him and have Michael slowed down by having to drag T-Bag's corpse. The others eventually attempt to cut off the chain, but Abruzzi simply hacks off T-Bag's handcuffed hand.
- Chekhov's Gun: In the previous episode, T-Bag stole a pair of handcuffs from the guard he knocked unconscious. When Abruzzi is about to threaten him with a gun in the car, T-Bag handcuffs himself to Michael to ensure his own survival.
- Cutting the Knot: Sucre tries to cut the handcuffs chaining Michael to T-Bag with garden shears, but the chain is too strong for the rusty shears. Abruzzi solves the issue by cutting off T-Bag's hand with an axe.
- Dies Wide Open: Charles Westmoreland's eyes are open when Warden Pope finds his body.
- Oh, Crap!: T-Bag when he sees Abruzzi approaching him with an axe in his hands.
- Rewarded as a Traitor Deserves: Michael orders Tweener to leave their group and escape on his own for snitching them to Bellick.
- Sequel Hook: Scofield informs the escapees to run as their escape plane leaves them.
- Swallow the Key: T-Bag does this with the key of the handcuffs binding him to Michael.
