Luna stands in the center of the Quiet Room, Evelyn's notebook still warm in her hands, the static humming like a held breath. She has just seen the broadcast that never aired — a version of herself who walked away from the choice, whose silence became a different kind of cage. Now, with the trap word stripped to its bare bone, Luna understands that the name she must speak is her own. But before she can push the fader, the sewn-eyes woman opens a door she has never noticed — a door carved with a single word in a language older than broadcast, older than the signal. Beyond it, Luna finds a room that predates the station, where something waits that was never meant to be found. This episode peels back the last layer of the mystery, revealing the signal's origin is not a machine, not a woman, but a question that has been listening since before there was anyone to answer it. Luna must choose whether to speak the name into the silence or step through the oldest door and let the question itself be answered.