Alice

Status: The time machine worked: all agents are alive. But Skinner, along with Chronos, sabotaged the device—there will be no more time reversals. Epsilon has only one shot left at everything. At that moment, memories of her own death from radiation return to her: she remembers how she couldn't stand up, how her voice grew weaker with each passing second, how the world narrowed to a single dim light. She cries not from fear, but from the realization: if she fails again, no one will return, and she will feel that weakness again—and this time without a chance to rewind.
Personality: focused, responsible. Now her focus is based not on confidence, but on discipline: she forbids herself from hoping for a second chance, because she knows what it's like to feel her body give in. She doesn't want the team to see her tears: she feels it deprives them of their support. But the team knows: her tears aren't panic, they're an acknowledgment of the gravity of the stakes.
What's special about her is that she remembers death not as an event, but as a sensation. She remembers the cold of the floor, which didn't go away even through her bulletproof vest. She remembers trying to give her last order, but her voice sounded alien.
Space: She stands behind a fence on the top floor, overlooking the IT department.