Ecstasy (Mixed in Zoey's Drink)

Jean-Paul slips a colorful tablet of ecstasy into Zoey's vibrant champagne drink at the nightclub. She consumes it unknowingly, leading to lightheadedness and her restroom dash. At the street crime scene, Charlie shouts that Jean-Paul gave her ecstasy (X), naming Wes's key forensic lead amid Josh's timeline and the dropped panic button. Agents zero in on Jean-Paul as the source, shifting the frantic search into toxicology tests.

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S4E22 · Commencement

Drugged: Zoey Confronts Jean‑Paul

The ecstasy tablet is the active agent admitted by Jean‑Paul; its ingestion explains Zoey's disorientation, frames the power dynamic between them, and marks Jean‑Paul's moral culpability even as he minimizes the act.

Before: Held, concealed, and already introduced into Zoey's drink by Jean‑Paul prior to the confrontation.

After: Dissolved into the drink and presumably entering Zoey's system; no longer a discrete, visible object in Jean‑Paul's possession.

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S4E23 · Twenty-Five

Frantic Timeline and the Ecstasy Lead

Ecstasy is named aloud as the suspected substance that might explain Zoey's incapacitation. The accusation converts emotional suspicion into a testable forensic hypothesis, redirecting the investigation toward toxicology.

Before: Allegedly slipped into Zoey's drink earlier that night (claimed by Charlie); unknown physical trace pending testing.

After: Becomes the primary suspected substance to be checked by lab toxicology after blood draw.

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S4E23 · Twenty-Five

Ambulance Confrontation — Jean‑Paul Accused; Wes Secures Evidence

Ecstasy is the alleged contraband at the center of Charlie's accusations; though not physically shown, it functions as the reason for urgent toxicology and the pivot from physical-abduction theory to poisoning/sedation inquiry.

Before: Allegedly consumed by Zoey per Charlie's accusation; existence currently unproven at the scene.

After: Now the primary forensic hypothesis prompting a blood draw and lab analysis.

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