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Davis shows him his reality badge. The Photographer smiles and tries to slam the door, but Davis blocks it with his foot and gives chase to a hallway upstairs. There are two rooms and a wooden ladder that has been dropped from the ceiling. Davis sees a bound captive in one room. He talks to the Photographer, tellingto try and get information from him hethat canwill help the IRL police catch him cleanseoutside of the Snapshot. andDavis keeptries to convince the Photographer that he is on his side. During the conversation between the two, the Photographer tells Davis that he believes he is living in a Snapshot that has gone on too long as is starting to decay due to all of the accumulated Deviations. This is the only explanation for why the world is as bad as it goingis. Davis agrees with the Photographer to gain his trust, telling him that he also knows that they are in a Snapshot, and he wants to help eliminate the Deviations since this Snapshot is his home as well. The Photographer doesn't trust him because he's a cop, so Davis shoots the captive to prove he's on his side. Davis asks what they can do next, and hethe Photographer reveals that he knows of seventeen children in a school with peanut allergies. As he describes his plan, Chaz shoots him from behind, right at 20:17. Davis will now have to go through with his plan, even though they're not in the exact right spot. He points his gun at Chaz and reveals that he knows he's been sleeping with his ex-wife whenfor hemonths every time they visit a Snapshot while Davis plays with Hal. He reveals that he has spent months planning the perfect murder. Ten days ago, the day of the Snapshot, there is a nearby gang-related shootout. Davis has taken the gun from the shootout from evidence and brought it with him into the Snapshot so that he can shoot Chaz with it. He can then claim that Chaz was hit by a stray bullet from the shootout since the ballistics will prove to be a match. Davis is about to shoot, but decides that he ''does'' want a fresh start in life - away from his ex-wife, and murdering would not make that possible. He lowers the gun.