All language subtitles for Forhoret s03e08 The Family Mansion.eng

FACE TO FACE

Henrik ... Where's Elisabeth?

- Holger, the police is looking for you.
- Where is she?

She's been in the forest
since she heard about Markus.

Go to the nearest police ...

Ouch!

Goddammit! Listen to me.

Stay out of it.

Go home.
Go home!

Go home!

Did you kill your brother?

No.

No, that would have been unbearable.

- You were always there for each other.
- There's no need to act all ignorant.

I assume you saw the surveillance tape.

What surveillance tape?

The one showing it was an accident,
which Rupert conveniently erased.

- Rupert would never do that.
- No. Not on his own.

- But if his mother asked him to.
- Holger ...

No matter what happened,
we've been struck by tragedy.

It blurs our perception.
Yours too, I see.

Go to the police
and get this case under control!

If only you'd asked me
if there was a place -

- for Beatrice and Rupert in management,
we'd have found a way.

- We could've avoided all this.
- What are you talking about?

Beatrice and Rupert
aren't in management -

- because they're not
good enough yet.

But they're your children
and not bastards like me.

- How did you find out?
- Camilla.

I see.

Yes.

You were adopted.
And what of it?

I'm not a part of you. I never was.
That's why you want to destroy me.

Is that your theory? That because
you're adopted, I want to destroy you?

You're a grown man, so I waited
50 years to make a move like that?

You needed me until Beatrice and Rupert
were mature enough to take over.

Don't you see that your accusation
is a self-fulfilling prophecy?

You were adopted, so ergo I am at the
center of all your deranged theories.

The only deranged thing is that ...
you've been lying to me my whole life.

You've been lying to me
my whole life.

We couldn't have children,
William and I.

That's what the doctors told us.

So we adopted you
and decided that you were our child.

But the doctors clearly got it wrong,
because I got pregnant with Markus.

But we never wanted you
to feel illegitimate.

We didn't want you
to ever feel different.

And that is why we did what we did.

The only thing you ever made me feel ...

... was that I was unwanted.

I have always loved you.

In my own way.

Everything I own has been divided evenly
down to the last penny.

None of my children
should feel cheated.

Why should I believe a word you say?

It's in the will.

Show me.

Yes.

- The police called repeatedly.
- Thank you, Lisa.

I'll contact them. We'll be in
the office. We're not to be interrupted.

Fix me a drink, would you? A big one.
I'll get the will.

When's it from?
The will.

What do you mean?

If it's 30 years old, it proves nothing.
You could've had a change of heart.

Don't you know me better than that?

I have no loose ends in my life.
I'm too old for that.

Besides, the question is irrelevant.
The will was changed three weeks ago -

- because I regretted donating
part of the forest to the municipality.

I'd rather burn it to the ground
than give those morons anything.

Paragraph 4.

Thank you.

"... therefore the aforementioned assets
are to be distributed evenly ...

... between my four children,
Holger, Markus, Beatrice ...

... Rupert."

This doesn't prove a damn thing.

You didn't want me!

I wasn't the mother you wanted,
but the mother you got!

- You sent me away!
- Your father didn't like noise.

So I had to live in a boarding school
because my books creaked too much?

- While William was alive, yes.
- And who let him call the shots? You!

Don't you remember your father?
You didn't say no to him.

I loved him,
but I knew which battles to pick.

And I wasn't one of them.

I got you,
and that was my greatest victory.

I had to accept William's demands
when it came to your upbringing.

So why the hell did you have Markus?

As I told you, I didn't think
I could get pregnant, but then I did.

I hid it from William until the point -

- when an abortion
would have been murder.

I thought William
was going to kill me instead.

So you had nothing to do with it.
It was Dad who didn't want us.

I don't think he got the life
he'd dreamt of -

- so he blamed you, Markus and me.

But ... I don't hang on to the past.

There's plenty of problems
in the here and now.

I can't ... I ...

... can't handle your fucking lies.

There isn't a single one of you
that I can ...

No one ...

Not even Markus.

Someone ... manipulated Markus
to go up against me.

Introduced him to Mallström,
paired them up, had Christina killed -

- and it's got to be someone close,
I just can't figure out who.

Mallström?
Viktor Mallström?

Why would he help Markus?
He's one of our greatest competitors.

They were romantically involved.

Are you sure about that?

I've never found Mallström
particularly likeable.

You've met him?

Once, a year ago
at one of Henrik's events.

I don't like him much.
But then I have this thing with Swedes.

At Henrik's event?

Golf.

I'd forgotten all about
Henrik's obsession with golf.

That may be overstating it -

- but Henrik is fond of golf, that's true.

And he knows Mallström.

I don't know how well
they know each other.

Well enough for him to be invited
to Henrik's event -

- in spite of being
one of our greatest competitors.

Henrik is an understated man.

He never draws attention to himself,
I'll give him that.

But there can be no doubt
where his real interests lie.

- With Beatrice and Rupert.
- Of course. He's their father.

- He interested in ...
- That they don't miss out.

Their happiness.

Why would he think
they'd miss out on anything?

Holger? Elisabeth?
Where are you? Hello!

The police called, again. I had to lie
and say I didn't know where Holger was.

- He assaulted the chief of police.
- He did what?

You have to go to the police!
You're incriminating the whole family!

Henrik is right.
We should inform the police -

- and get this thing under control.
I'll come with you. Come.

- I'll let them know we're coming.
- We're not done here.

- Holger, stop this.
- Not done with what?

Figuring out how you were responsible
for Christina's murder.

- And Markus's death.
- Excuse me?

Holger, you can throw accusations at me,
but leave Henrik out of it.

If we don't expose him,
he'll get away with it.

I believe that you are innocent, Holger,
but you need to convince the police.

Yes. Listen to your mother.
I'll drive you.

"Is there a point in time which turns out
to be the most important?"

"A point in which a compass needle
can be placed -

- because everything points back
to that center -

- the significance of which
only dawns on you down the line?"

I'm sorry, but you completely lost me.
And this is not the time for all that.

What if I've been mistaken
my entire adult life?

Thinking a certain person
was to blame for everything -

- while it was really someone else.

This morning I talked to Markus about
when I was locked in my room -

- because I had a tropical illness.
I was afraid. I thought I would die.

And the one I most needed was you.
And you weren't there.

But you were.
Making sure I was completely isolated.

Yes, of course.
The doctors had given strict orders.

What did Henrik tell you?

Did you even know I was ill?

Did you?

I was traveling
and was told when I returned.

And instantly,
the compass needle shifts.

Do you see, Henrik?
My mother didn't abandon me.

You kept her from me. You've done it
for 35 years, I just didn't realize.

Holger, come on.

We've had our issues,
but I always treated you well.

Markus was sent away after the
boat incident with Beatrice in Sweden.

We always thought it was you,
but was it actually Henrik?

- We agreed that ...
- Was it Henrik?

Have you completely forgotten
that Markus was unstable?

He was dangerous for his siblings.
He needed structure.

- So it was you.
- You can't look at it like that.

Your mother and I share
the responsibilities in this house.

Or have you been controlling us whilst
hiding behind Elisabeth's shoulders?

It's nothing like that, Holger.
I assure you.

Or has he succeeded in convincing you
that his desires are yours.

Isn't that the Henrik we know?

The man who always gets his way.

Without ever forcing an issue
or raising his voice.

With a slight touch he sets
the exact course that benefits him.

I don't know whether
to feel flattered or insulted.

The contract with ComTech.
It was all your idea.

You knew Mallström
and knew he'd be the perfect helper.

I'm not part of the company,
and you know that full well.

But you do know Mallström.

Do you know Mallström?

I just played golf with him
a couple of times, that's all.

No one just plays golf
with Mallström.

He's extremely private.
I have his doctor's word on that.

No ...

You knew him.

Intimately.

You'd noted his tense relationship
with his changing partners -

- but you had to make sure,
and that's why -

- you had Markus gain access to his
files. What did Camilla say again?

Mallström would do anything
for the people he loved.

You knew he could be of use to you!
That he'd never destroy our company -

- if he felt loyalty,
a strong emotional bond.

A bond you could never form,
dry and stale as you are.

Beatrice? Wrong gender.

Rupert? He has the social competences
of a dead jellyfish.

But Markus, sweet, funny Markus,
who lit up a room.

He was perfect for the task.
Right?

You know that Markus and I hardly ever
spoke, so that's just nonsense!

Mallström wanted to starve
the harbor project and force me out.

Once I was gone, he'd resume
supply delivery through ComTech.

A risky move, but because he cared
about Markus, he could be trusted.

- All this I get from Mallström himself.
- Markus is dead. So now what?

Now ... we're finished.

While Markus was alive, Mallström would
never ruin the company, but that's over.

Beatrice and Rupert will be managing
a company in free fall.

Your imagination is vivid this evening.
So you didn't kill Markus, I did?

And you didn't threaten the company
with your catastrophic decisions?

- No, that was also me and Mallström.
- Let's just stop all this.

Just one more question.
Just one! One.

What is your last memory of Markus?

- It was ...
- A long time ago?

It's a family tragedy that
the eldest son killed his own brother.

That's hardly a memory, Henrik.
When did you last see him? Humor me.

- Hard to say.
- Because it was a long time ago?

Unfortunately, yes.

Your plan required
meetings and coordination.

What if we check Markus's phone records?

How many times has he talked to you
in the past month when you didn't talk?

Shall we get the call lists?
It's all on the company invoice.

I mean ... obviously there were times
when we spoke more than at other times.

- That's normal.
- So you were in contact the past month.

When did that start?

Your conversations with Markus,
when did they begin?

When you found out about
my plans for Christina, right?

I mean, she told you, didn't she?
Beatrice.

Beatrice, who claims she doesn't
have it in her to be ruthless -

- and yet manipulated Markus to monitor
Christina for 'the sake of the family'.

What did she mean by that?
'Family'.

She couldn't have meant me.
Or Markus, for that matter.

We've never been part of what
she considered family, you saw to that.

Was it Mom? Nah, she'd have to show
at least an ounce of interest.

But for your sake, for Daddy,
that's what she meant.

You had her convince Markus.

You started the surveillance, and when
she discovered my plans, she told you.

So Christina had to be gotten rid of,
and you couldn't involve your daughter.

So for the first time in your life
you had to step out of the shadows -

- and personally contact Markus.

Or maybe I'm wrong.

Maybe Beatrice, acting all on her own,
is behind it all.

Shall we give her a call?
Hear what she has to say?

Hear if she can absolve her father
and assume all blame.

Beatrice has nothing to do with this.

I tried to save the family because
you were infatuated with a young girl.

- Ready to sacrifice everything!
- I wasn't infatuated.

You built beyond your means and
put extreme pressure on the company.

And in the midst of all that
there was this non-infatuation.

Elisabeth may be so blinded by you
she doesn't see the madness, but I do.

- I only did what was necessary.
- You praise the individual.

As long as that individual is you.
Everyone else you push away.

You pushed my children away, and when
you're challenged, what do you do?

- You kill your own brother.
- We'll lose everything.

- Your children will get nothing.
- There are other suppliers.

It's not about
the goddamn building materials!

Mallström knows we bribed people
to get building permits!

And our finance problems cannot be fixed
with a supplier contract, you idiot!

You gave Mallström access
to our deepest secrets.

And now he'll use them
to destroy us.

If it's all over,
you only have yourself to blame.

You've wasted your life
trying to impress your mother.

Go now, Henrik.

Elisabeth, I did it all for our children.

Please leave.

Leave!

You can't just let him walk away!
No damn way!

Holger!
Let him be!

Robert and Beatrice won't be cheated out
of what's rightfully theirs.

- What's that?
- The video that absolves Holger.

Our son called me. He said Holger
was going to erase evidence.

I calmed him by saying I'd handle it.
And I kept this little gem.

As leverage, a negotiation pawn,
or as things stand, a lifeline.

- Give me the phone.
- No! I'll erase it!

One click and it never existed.

So ... this is it.
Make a decision!

You can have your revenge,
but you'll go to jail.

And in that version, we can wave goodbye
to the company. It's all over.

Or we send this video to the police,
Holger steps down as CEO -

- and Rupert and Beatrice
step into management -

- and together we take down Mallström.
In that version, we all win.

Christina doesn't.
Markus doesn't.

Did Markus help you
with Christina's murder?

Oh, you hope Markus didn't hate you
so much that he killed Christina?

- He didn't.
- John would never take orders from you.

Are you sure about that?
I got his number from Markus.

Then there's John. It's amazing what the
words: "I'm Holger's father," can do.

Bastard.

Who tried to sign over the company
to a young criminal prostitute?

Who did John work for?

Without you,
none of this would've happened!

- You killed John, too.
- No. That was a stroke of luck.

If you hadn't been so fucking stubborn,
it would all have landed perfectly.

To think that I have loved that man.

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