Al-Masih wakes Rev. Iguero, telling him that it’s time for them to go, demanding he chose the destination. A conflicted Rev. Iguero decides to uproot his family, much to the chagrin of his wife, Anna (Melinda Page Hamilton), though to the delight of his daughter. Rev. Iguero leads a convoy out of Dilley, Texas which soon grows to hundreds of cars. Eva Geller finally learns al-Masih’s real name from a mysterious source named “Q”: Payam Golshiri. She heads back to Texas to follow al-Masih, who the media incorrectly report is leading the convoy. She theorizes that al-Masih’s plan is to cause “social disruption” because he quoted a book by one of his professors, who was an American, but defected to Russia, during an interrogation. Finally deciding to go to Washington, al-Masih preaches a sermon in front of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and, in full view of everyone, he then turns and walks on the water of the Reflecting Pool to the astonishment of the crowd, many of whom record the event on their phones. At the same time as al-Masih walks on the water, in the Golan Heights, Jibril, who had been experiencing vivid visions of his deceased mother and al-Masih, strips nude and walks up to and then over the Israeli border, leading the other refugees behind him; an event likewise widely photographed.