'Quantico' Season 1 News, Spoilers: What To Expect in 'Cover?'

The third episode of ABC's new drama "Quantico" is expected to explore even more of Alex's past, particularly that of her family.

Citing the spoiler report from International Business Times for the episode titled "Cover," "Alex finally receives information about her father" and his past with the FBI. It is speculated that this intel will be something pretty major. Viewers may remember that it is her intention to find out more about her dad that drove her to join the agency.

The summary continues to give hints that she and the other New Agents in Training (NATs) will undergo profiling training in this week's episode. The task will put them in a situation wherein they have to "focus on their classmates' strengths and weaknesses" which could "ultimately challenge their confidence and comradery."

In the meantime, in the present timeline of the story, Alex can still be found running from the authorities. Back in Episode 2 called "America," Alex was able to outsmart Liam and his squad as she heads down towards her apartment to look for anything that could exonerate her from the terrorist crime she has been suspected with.

At the end of the episode, Liam organized a press conference to further put the word out there about Alex and what she did in the show's premiere. The event, as it turns out, will be attended by a very unlikely person.

The synopsis said that Liam was able to convince Alex's mother, Sita, to participate in the press con and have her beg on national television for Alex to stop running away and just turn herself in.

Few questions pop up as to whether or not Mrs. Parrish is actually oblivious of what really happened. After all, she was married to an FBI agent and it would be safe to assume that she is also keeping some secrets.

Find out more of these intriguing developments when "Quantico" airs this Sunday at 10 p.m. on ABC.

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