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Counterfeit visa supplier
needs to be paid off.
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I need for you to take care of it.
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76 Glasgower Str... uh, Clare?
Did you hear the address?
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(Bullets ricocheting)
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- It was a trap.
- Lambert thinks I'm blown.
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He gave me that intel to smoke me out.
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He knows all about us now.
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PRIME: I'll get you out. But Lambert knows
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too many people who know about me.
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You need to take care of him.
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And my friends are not to be harmed.
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- You understand?
- Okay.
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Management would like to confess
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they weren't forthright about Mira.
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- Where's the case?
- You will never find it.
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My other was here, in our world.
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Your other used to talk about a
hiding place from childhood.
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A place she kept things she'd gathered.
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A place only she would know.
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Which I would know.
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PRIME: Welcome home.
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Everything's a bit off.
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Do you want me to tell you what you did
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- for a living?
- OSMAN: Immunizations.
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You have to take them
before you leave for Echo.
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Why did I do that? Tell
them to send him there?
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- MIRA: For me?
- HOWARD: All these people
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- are-are being...
- Harvested for their memories.
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HOWARD: Marcel. I knew
him on the other side.
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You are a gentleman, and this is war.
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Look, it's time we had a grown-up talk.
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You want to sit down?
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We have a common problem by
the name of Claude Lambert.
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(Electricity buzzing)
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(Chain-link rattling)
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(Bird squawking in distance)
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(Wind gusting)
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(Metal creaking)
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(Engine stops)
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(Device whirring)
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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(Speaking German)
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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(Classical music playing)
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How come it's not gold?
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CHARLOTTE: What?
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Your ring. It's silver.
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Oh. No, darling, it's platinum.
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It's far more valuable than silver or gold.
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Why do people wear them, anyway?
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Dates all the way back to ancient Egypt.
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People used to tie strings
around their spouses' fingers.
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They believed there was a very special vein
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that ran all the way from
the heart to this finger.
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- Is that true?
- No. Their science was primitive.
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But Daddy says the pyramids will last...
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Emily, darling, can we not talk
about your father right now?
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- Why not?
- Well, because this is our weekend.
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Girls' holiday.
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(Chuckles)
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I have an idea.
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Let's make up new names.
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Who do you want to be?
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Why can't I just be me?
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Well, it's just pretend, for a few days.
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Never been to this inn before,
no one there knows who we are.
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We can be whoever we want.
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I'm Annette. I am a pianist.
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I gave up music in the
pursuit of moral philosophy.
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I want to be Belinda.
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Like Belinda Carlisle from the Go-Go's.
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(Chuckles) Okay.
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I can breathe underwater
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- because I'm from the future.
- No.
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- That's not how the game works.
- Why not?
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Well, because I do play the piano,
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and I read philosophy at university.
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I can talk at length on both
subjects should anyone ask.
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Only lie a little.
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If you lie a lot, people
can see through it.
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(Phone chiming)
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Hi, Cara.
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CARA: You're not coming to
this meeting with Management?
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I'm sorry, it... (sighs)
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There's something I need to investigate.
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Is there any way you can push it off?
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CARA: You're deputy director now.
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This is the job.
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I haven't got time to explain now.
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I'll get back to you by this afternoon.
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(Beeps, whirs)
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♪ ♪
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(Indistinct chatter in distance)
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I'm here for you. Huh?
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Belinda.
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I wasn't expecting you.
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Did you make the reservation with my son?
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- Herr Phong.
- Herr?
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Since when are we so formal?
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Well, you're in luck.
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The couple who were
staying in your cottage,
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they had to leave early.
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Will you be with us for long this time?
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Um, no more than a day.
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I can't wait for you to see the
renovation we made last summer.
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The walls are the same color
as when you were young.
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(Gun clicks)
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EMILY: The Tin Drum!
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PRIME: I'm sorry, what?
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I've been sitting here all
morning trying to work out
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what the damn thing says. "The Tin Drum."
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That's it, isn't it?
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Yes.
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That-that's great.
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You don't seem very excited.
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I'm sorry, I'm... distracted. I'm...
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But I'm-I'm thrilled.
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Pretty soon you'll be reading Rilke again.
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And now you're pat... "patternizing" me.
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Patronizing.
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Yes, exactly.
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Sorry, I'm not sure how
I'm to correct your use
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of the word "patronizing"
without sounding patronizing.
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Emily.
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Let's celebrate tonight.
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I'll-I'll take you to a very fancy dinner.
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I'd rather you cooked.
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See you tonight.
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(Bell ringing in distance)
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Are you packing right now?
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I love it when a woman packs.
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Don't worry. Me, too.
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Felt like sound precaution,
given our trust issues of late.
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You set me up yesterday.
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More of a test, really.
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Gave you a little bit of candy,
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and I found it in your husband's mouth.
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Where do you get off testing me?
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After what happened to Edgar,
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can't be too sure where the leaks are.
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Did your husband steal them from
you, or did you give them away?
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The only thing I've given
away is my entire life
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for this cause, so fuck you.
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Well, excuse me for asking.
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We're not all fanatics.
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I feel sorry for you.
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That you'll never know what
it's like to be a part
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of something more important than yourself.
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I knew you felt something for me.
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Call me a fanatic if you want.
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At least my life has meaning.
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How long has Mr. Quayle
known the truth about you?
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My dear, if you're worried
about me notifying our friends
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of your predicament, what good
would it do either of us?
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If Indigo were to catch wind
that you'd been compromised,
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they might think I am, too.
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So if you're fucked, I'm fucked,
and not in the way that I like.
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Do you think any of this is funny?
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I find innuendo can be
comforting in difficult times.
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I think it's something to do with my mummy.
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We're bound to each other, Clare.
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Like an arranged marriage.
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You're familiar with those.
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So now what?
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Well, you created this chaos,
so uncreate it.
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Or we'll both be shopping for
headstones instead of veggies.
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We'll talk soon.
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(Sighs) He hasn't told anyone about us.
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QUAYLE: You're positive?
We're still safe?
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When he's dead, we'll be safe.
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We better hope Silk does his part.
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You go to the Office, wait for the call.
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I'll go to Lambert's crash pad,
clean it out.
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Could you please not smoke in here?
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Spencer rides in this car.
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Aren't you mother of the year?
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(Engine starts)
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(Chimes)
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(Phone beeps)
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Ready.
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- Oh!
- Scheisse.
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- Ah, sorry.
- Kein Problem.
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- Sorry.
- (Speaks German)
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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Okay, my friend. In we come.
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Look who we have.
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Old friend of yours.
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I know you.
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What are you doing? What is...
what is this?
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Some-some sort of game? Hmm? Naughty game.
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I know you.
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I really do. You're, you're...
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My head is like a... Fuck me.
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Yep, that'll be the Fentanyl.
It'll fuck you up.
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I know you, too.
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Your-your the, uh, s... the Silk.
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That's you. You're S...
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I don't know you, though. Or you, handsome.
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To what do I owe the pleasure?
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They're trading us in.
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To the Office?
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Is that what... Oh, come on.
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You bring me... us... in,
and-and you really think
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that they're somehow going to
treat you well? (Laughs)
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Well, that's adorable. (Laughs)
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You're all adorable.
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(laughing)
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Okay. I'll reach out to the
Office, handle negotiations.
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Baldwin and the ambassador
for our immunity.
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Yeah. You sit tight.
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I'll let you know when I make a connection.
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Howard, thank you for doing this.
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Yeah. Of course.
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(Classical music playing)
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(Buzzer blares, doors unlock)
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(Man calling out indistinctly in distance)
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(Indistinct chatter)
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MAN: Five minutes. That's right.
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(Speaking German)
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(Grunts)
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(Sighs)
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QUAYLE PRIME: Howard.
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(Groans)
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(Exhales)
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Thank you.
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Coffee, yeah.
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Everyone here thinks you're
a pretty bad guy, Howard.
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Because you're responsible...
Not-not... well, he,
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your other Howard, he's responsible for
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getting most of the people
in here locked up.
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But I think you're all right. (Laughs)
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Mm, what?
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Nothing.
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You're very different from your other.
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- Different like I'm worse?
- No.
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Uh, more...
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I don't know, more human, I guess.
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That doesn't sound too bad.
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Yeah, I think...
I think that is pretty good.
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Yeah, 'cause you know, Yanek
says nice things to me,
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but I know it's only
'cause of him, you know.
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Like, you're valuable 'cause he's valuable.
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You know, you're important
'cause he's important.
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But I'm-I'm-I'm that...
I mean, I could be valuable.
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You know, you give me one of
those director deputy titles,
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I could be fucking running this place.
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You know, I'm...
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It's not easy being the kinder one, Howard.
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Nice guys always finish last.
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(Dance music playing)
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(Intercom trilling)
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(Door unlatches)
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(Music volume decreases)
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Well, if it isn't Ian fucking Shaw.
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Moritz.
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MORITZ: I see a favor coming.
261
00:17:27,617 --> 00:17:29,053
You have a squawk box that needs fixing?
262
00:17:35,973 --> 00:17:38,628
Ah. You always know the way to my heart.
263
00:17:38,758 --> 00:17:40,412
Bribery.
264
00:17:40,543 --> 00:17:42,197
- You want?
- Mm.
265
00:17:42,327 --> 00:17:45,200
Fucking fascists. Banning these beauties.
266
00:17:45,330 --> 00:17:46,766
Mm.
267
00:17:46,897 --> 00:17:48,768
(Blowtorch hissing)
268
00:17:54,383 --> 00:17:56,298
(Exhales, laughs)
269
00:17:56,428 --> 00:17:58,300
What is it?
270
00:17:58,430 --> 00:18:00,041
If I knew that, I wouldn't be here.
271
00:18:05,176 --> 00:18:06,743
(Grunts)
272
00:18:09,789 --> 00:18:11,966
Never seen one of these before.
273
00:18:12,096 --> 00:18:14,794
Did you get this at the Office?
274
00:18:14,925 --> 00:18:16,796
Dug it up in a back garden.
275
00:18:16,927 --> 00:18:18,363
(Lock beeps)
276
00:18:18,494 --> 00:18:21,062
Seems important to a lot of people.
277
00:18:21,192 --> 00:18:22,889
(Whirring)
278
00:18:24,413 --> 00:18:27,416
(Exhales, grunts)
279
00:18:27,546 --> 00:18:28,678
What the hell?
280
00:18:31,550 --> 00:18:33,074
You bring this shit to me?
281
00:18:33,204 --> 00:18:34,510
And what is it?
282
00:18:34,640 --> 00:18:36,555
I think it's Management.
283
00:18:36,686 --> 00:18:38,079
- You serious?
- You see this marking?
284
00:18:39,819 --> 00:18:41,386
I've heard about these cases.
285
00:18:41,517 --> 00:18:43,519
They're supposed to use
it to talk to each other.
286
00:18:43,649 --> 00:18:45,042
So they use this to talk across worlds.
287
00:18:45,173 --> 00:18:46,783
No, no, same side.
288
00:18:46,913 --> 00:18:48,785
Rumor is they don't like
to be in the same place.
289
00:18:48,915 --> 00:18:49,960
Ian, where did you get this?
290
00:18:51,353 --> 00:18:53,529
I'm gonna need your help.
291
00:18:53,659 --> 00:18:54,921
I need any intel you can extract.
292
00:18:55,052 --> 00:18:56,140
I'll make it worth your while.
293
00:18:56,271 --> 00:18:58,534
Not in cigarettes.
294
00:18:58,664 --> 00:18:59,970
10,000.
295
00:19:00,101 --> 00:19:02,712
(Exhales) Done.
296
00:19:05,236 --> 00:19:09,719
Ian. Are you in the middle of
something I should know about?
297
00:19:09,849 --> 00:19:10,981
No.
298
00:19:18,641 --> 00:19:21,165
♪ ♪
299
00:19:40,402 --> 00:19:42,230
(Footsteps on stairs)
300
00:19:46,886 --> 00:19:49,846
Mum! Did you pack my boots?
301
00:19:49,976 --> 00:19:52,109
Herr Phong says I need to change my shoes
302
00:19:52,240 --> 00:19:54,242
- before my riding lesson.
- (shower running)
303
00:19:56,374 --> 00:19:58,202
(Woman moaning softly)
304
00:20:03,686 --> 00:20:06,123
CHARLOTTE: Ah, darling. Mmm.
305
00:20:06,254 --> 00:20:08,995
- (laughs)
- Daddy?
306
00:20:09,126 --> 00:20:10,301
CHARLOTTE: Emily, don't come in here.
307
00:20:10,432 --> 00:20:11,824
Close the door.
308
00:20:14,827 --> 00:20:17,352
MAN: I told you not to be so loud.
309
00:20:17,482 --> 00:20:20,311
CHARLOTTE: Did she see you?
Is she there?
310
00:20:29,190 --> 00:20:31,540
(Panting)
311
00:20:31,670 --> 00:20:33,629
♪ ♪
312
00:21:03,702 --> 00:21:05,661
♪ ♪
313
00:21:35,125 --> 00:21:37,171
♪ ♪
314
00:22:07,157 --> 00:22:09,115
♪ ♪
315
00:22:25,306 --> 00:22:27,177
(Seagulls squawking)
316
00:22:55,510 --> 00:22:57,512
♪ ♪
317
00:23:25,496 --> 00:23:26,845
- Hi.
- Hi.
318
00:23:26,976 --> 00:23:27,933
I'd like to return this book, please.
319
00:23:28,064 --> 00:23:28,978
Yeah.
320
00:23:30,501 --> 00:23:32,634
Your card?
321
00:23:32,764 --> 00:23:34,853
I'm sorry, what's that?
322
00:23:34,984 --> 00:23:36,507
That you used for checking it out.
323
00:23:36,638 --> 00:23:39,293
Oh, I-I didn't bring it.
I-I can go and get it.
324
00:23:39,423 --> 00:23:41,251
Oh, no problem. You're in the system.
325
00:23:41,382 --> 00:23:43,035
See? Belinda Clemens.
326
00:23:43,166 --> 00:23:45,299
Belinda?
327
00:23:45,429 --> 00:23:48,476
The fee will be... Oh, it's very late.
328
00:23:48,606 --> 00:23:50,347
I'm sorry, it's 22 euro, Frau Clemens.
329
00:23:50,478 --> 00:23:51,392
Okay.
330
00:23:53,219 --> 00:23:55,787
You must love this book.
331
00:23:55,918 --> 00:23:58,137
(laughs) Excuse me?
332
00:23:58,268 --> 00:24:01,576
You take out The Tin Drumoften,
for a day or so at a time.
333
00:24:01,706 --> 00:24:05,231
This says that I've taken the
book out multiple times?
334
00:24:05,362 --> 00:24:08,757
Funny. This book is only read by
two people in the whole library.
335
00:24:08,887 --> 00:24:11,412
You and this man.
336
00:24:11,542 --> 00:24:13,588
What man?
337
00:24:13,718 --> 00:24:17,983
He's requested a notification
for when you return the book.
338
00:24:18,114 --> 00:24:20,943
Do you want me to put a hold on
it for when he returns it, too?
339
00:24:21,073 --> 00:24:24,947
No, um, no need to put a
hold on it, thank you.
340
00:24:33,695 --> 00:24:36,350
You're Clare's girl, aren't you?
341
00:24:36,480 --> 00:24:38,439
That contractor she adored.
342
00:24:38,569 --> 00:24:41,877
I thought you were taken care of,
343
00:24:42,007 --> 00:24:43,487
though I always suspected she had a hint
344
00:24:43,618 --> 00:24:45,184
of loyalty towards you.
345
00:24:45,315 --> 00:24:46,403
She didn't.
346
00:24:46,534 --> 00:24:51,277
Ah. Yes.
347
00:24:51,408 --> 00:24:53,323
Well, you do seem like someone with a knack
348
00:24:53,454 --> 00:24:55,543
for narrow escapes.
349
00:24:55,673 --> 00:24:58,415
So, where did you head off to?
Somewhere nice?
350
00:24:58,546 --> 00:24:59,895
Nowhere.
351
00:25:01,940 --> 00:25:04,595
You tried on another life, didn't you?
352
00:25:04,726 --> 00:25:07,511
You tried it on, but it didn't fit.
353
00:25:07,642 --> 00:25:10,166
Like an old tin-pot dress.
354
00:25:10,296 --> 00:25:12,124
I don't wear dresses.
355
00:25:14,213 --> 00:25:15,476
Yeah.
356
00:25:15,606 --> 00:25:17,739
Ah. Good girl.
357
00:25:19,001 --> 00:25:21,569
Very good.
358
00:25:29,664 --> 00:25:31,405
My turn.
359
00:25:37,236 --> 00:25:38,934
I'll call you back.
360
00:25:41,284 --> 00:25:42,285
What the fuck!
361
00:25:42,416 --> 00:25:43,895
(Lambert gasping)
362
00:25:44,026 --> 00:25:45,767
Shit. Drop the knife.
363
00:25:48,639 --> 00:25:49,945
Just let me go.
364
00:25:50,075 --> 00:25:52,295
Get down on the fucking floor now.
365
00:25:52,426 --> 00:25:54,558
You don't want this.
366
00:25:54,689 --> 00:25:56,212
- Get down.
- (Loud gasp)
367
00:26:12,141 --> 00:26:13,664
(Gasping)
368
00:26:13,795 --> 00:26:15,231
(Sandrine grunts)
369
00:26:15,361 --> 00:26:16,450
(Sandrine speaks German)
370
00:26:16,580 --> 00:26:18,147
(Gunshot)
371
00:26:32,509 --> 00:26:34,424
(Gasping)
372
00:26:43,433 --> 00:26:45,304
(Panting) I'm sorry.
373
00:26:48,438 --> 00:26:50,440
♪ ♪
374
00:27:07,588 --> 00:27:09,415
(Cell phone ringing)
375
00:27:12,723 --> 00:27:14,899
- Yes?
- BALDWIN: Lambert is dead.
376
00:27:15,030 --> 00:27:17,598
You're safe now.
377
00:27:17,728 --> 00:27:19,948
Thank you, Nadia.
378
00:27:20,078 --> 00:27:24,039
Tell Silk I'm sorry for what I had to do.
379
00:27:24,169 --> 00:27:26,128
(Click)
380
00:27:35,572 --> 00:27:37,705
(Knock on door)
381
00:27:37,835 --> 00:27:39,707
- Your wife.
- Yeah, send her through.
382
00:27:39,837 --> 00:27:42,057
- Yes, sir.
- Thank you, Milla.
383
00:27:45,887 --> 00:27:47,410
(Phone beeps)
384
00:27:47,541 --> 00:27:50,152
- Clare?
- CLARE: Hi, sweetie.
385
00:27:50,282 --> 00:27:53,111
I'm gonna make white asparagus
for dinner tonight.
386
00:27:53,242 --> 00:27:55,200
Okay with you?
387
00:27:55,331 --> 00:27:58,247
Yes, that is brilliant. Thank you.
388
00:27:58,377 --> 00:28:01,206
I'll-I'll see you later. Okay.
389
00:28:28,625 --> 00:28:30,932
QUAYLE: Yeah, no, no, but then
I recalled something new.
390
00:28:31,062 --> 00:28:32,890
Goldfish, I hate them.
391
00:28:33,021 --> 00:28:34,718
YANEK: We have never talked about goldfish.
392
00:28:34,849 --> 00:28:36,807
No, I know, but it...
I had this dream that...
393
00:28:36,938 --> 00:28:38,722
(stammers) I didn't remember
the dream straightaway,
394
00:28:38,853 --> 00:28:40,855
but I used the recall methods,
and it made me realize
395
00:28:40,985 --> 00:28:43,161
that I had three goldfish,
396
00:28:43,292 --> 00:28:45,686
but they kept...
397
00:28:45,816 --> 00:28:47,992
Uh, no, please don't stop.
398
00:28:48,123 --> 00:28:50,429
I want our friend here to see what we do.
399
00:28:54,912 --> 00:28:59,308
Why don't you tell Howard
here what you fear most.
400
00:29:02,746 --> 00:29:04,356
Responsibility.
401
00:29:04,487 --> 00:29:06,054
- And why?
- Because it means I can get in trouble
402
00:29:06,184 --> 00:29:08,839
if I, if I, if I make a mistake,
if I make a mis... if I,
403
00:29:08,970 --> 00:29:10,841
if I fum... i-if I, if I, if I fum...
404
00:29:10,972 --> 00:29:12,408
if I fumble, if I fumble with my... if I...
405
00:29:12,538 --> 00:29:15,672
Thank you for sharing.
406
00:29:15,803 --> 00:29:17,761
And thank you for the new memories.
407
00:29:17,892 --> 00:29:20,155
- Would you like a soda?
- And a candy, please.
408
00:29:20,285 --> 00:29:21,156
YANEK: Ah.
409
00:29:26,074 --> 00:29:27,249
(Yanek clears throat)
410
00:29:30,731 --> 00:29:34,648
Very little resistance to the
process of harvesting his past.
411
00:29:34,778 --> 00:29:37,912
I think it's because he was
so young when we took him.
412
00:29:38,042 --> 00:29:39,087
Sit, please.
413
00:29:44,962 --> 00:29:46,181
What's this?
414
00:29:46,311 --> 00:29:47,791
Cyproheptadine.
415
00:29:49,401 --> 00:29:51,403
I'm making a few adjustments
416
00:29:51,534 --> 00:29:54,189
to bring your physiology a
little closer to your other's.
417
00:29:57,409 --> 00:29:59,847
You might feel drowsy,
418
00:29:59,977 --> 00:30:01,457
dry mouth.
419
00:30:01,587 --> 00:30:04,416
We'll get you some ice chips if you'd like,
420
00:30:04,547 --> 00:30:08,812
and, uh, perhaps an ice pack as well.
421
00:30:08,943 --> 00:30:12,250
Did you sleep all right?
422
00:30:12,381 --> 00:30:14,775
That attack was, uh...
423
00:30:14,905 --> 00:30:17,473
oh, an experiment of some kind
424
00:30:17,603 --> 00:30:20,302
to see how I'd react?
425
00:30:20,432 --> 00:30:22,652
I wonder if your other
would have fought back.
426
00:30:22,783 --> 00:30:24,219
You'd have to ask him.
427
00:30:24,349 --> 00:30:27,744
I can't. I don't know him,
428
00:30:27,875 --> 00:30:31,008
apart from the files
Management has sent over.
429
00:30:31,139 --> 00:30:33,141
They are very eager to learn from you.
430
00:30:33,271 --> 00:30:34,403
You know that.
431
00:30:44,065 --> 00:30:46,676
I thought we would start
432
00:30:46,807 --> 00:30:49,984
by establishing a baseline.
433
00:30:50,114 --> 00:30:53,683
Any major events in your life
434
00:30:53,814 --> 00:30:57,556
from the years 1987 to 1996?
435
00:30:57,687 --> 00:31:00,298
Sorry, what-what is the point of this?
436
00:31:02,561 --> 00:31:06,304
When did you come to West Berlin?
437
00:31:08,611 --> 00:31:11,353
You're looking for differences between us?
438
00:31:13,181 --> 00:31:16,662
Yes, points of departure.
439
00:31:16,793 --> 00:31:20,841
This time period is rather adherent
440
00:31:20,971 --> 00:31:23,974
in the history of our two worlds.
441
00:31:24,105 --> 00:31:27,195
We need to narrow down the divergence.
442
00:31:27,325 --> 00:31:30,024
- Why?
- Because, Howard,
443
00:31:30,154 --> 00:31:33,418
if I can determine the conditions
444
00:31:33,549 --> 00:31:36,595
under which the same man split in two,
445
00:31:36,726 --> 00:31:38,902
I might be able to better understand
446
00:31:39,033 --> 00:31:41,687
what made you who you are.
447
00:31:43,298 --> 00:31:45,256
♪ ♪
448
00:32:09,411 --> 00:32:11,456
♪ ♪
449
00:32:22,641 --> 00:32:25,122
I received a notification
about a book I requested.
450
00:32:25,253 --> 00:32:27,603
Yes. What's the title?
451
00:32:27,733 --> 00:32:30,736
MAN: Tin Drum. Gunter.
S'il vous plaît.
452
00:32:43,271 --> 00:32:45,229
♪ ♪
453
00:32:58,199 --> 00:33:00,027
(Sighs)
454
00:33:09,036 --> 00:33:12,822
Wasn't sure we'd ever see you again.
455
00:33:14,998 --> 00:33:16,782
How's your head?
456
00:33:18,132 --> 00:33:20,961
It's still on.
457
00:33:22,745 --> 00:33:24,834
You have no idea who I am, do you?
458
00:33:24,965 --> 00:33:27,054
You can drop the charade.
459
00:33:27,184 --> 00:33:30,622
My other told me
your memory's a little rusty.
460
00:33:30,753 --> 00:33:32,363
(Sighs)
461
00:33:32,494 --> 00:33:34,061
Sit the fuck down.
462
00:33:42,765 --> 00:33:46,508
- We've met before?
- Once or twice.
463
00:33:46,638 --> 00:33:48,902
You're my other's customer, really.
464
00:33:49,032 --> 00:33:50,773
But he seems to have taken the day off.
465
00:33:52,470 --> 00:33:54,995
Your-your other?
466
00:33:55,125 --> 00:33:57,519
It's dangerous in your trade.
467
00:33:57,649 --> 00:34:00,826
Meeting people without knowing the terms.
468
00:34:00,957 --> 00:34:05,396
What's to stop me taking you out right now?
469
00:34:05,527 --> 00:34:06,876
Just like Indigo wanted?
470
00:34:08,617 --> 00:34:12,186
How queer it is to see you in this state.
471
00:34:12,316 --> 00:34:14,971
We had a lot of customers from both sides.
472
00:34:15,102 --> 00:34:16,712
But you used to be one of our best buyers.
473
00:34:16,842 --> 00:34:19,236
What did I buy? Information?
474
00:34:19,367 --> 00:34:23,110
When it was for sale and you had the money.
475
00:34:23,240 --> 00:34:25,199
Which I gather is not why we're here.
476
00:34:26,896 --> 00:34:29,725
So you were my, um...
you're my s...
477
00:34:29,855 --> 00:34:32,249
- You're my sort?
- Source.
478
00:34:32,380 --> 00:34:34,556
I was your source.
479
00:34:36,427 --> 00:34:38,560
Are you fucking with me?
480
00:34:40,301 --> 00:34:42,216
Do you have a message for me?
Something about
481
00:34:42,346 --> 00:34:44,087
- the whereabouts of my other?
- No, I don't.
482
00:34:44,218 --> 00:34:45,784
- He's been missing since this morning.
- I'm sorry.
483
00:34:45,915 --> 00:34:48,744
(Sighs) If you hear anything,
484
00:34:48,874 --> 00:34:52,878
go here, you order a mint
julep with Templeton Rye.
485
00:34:53,009 --> 00:34:55,838
Don't waste my time.
486
00:34:58,580 --> 00:35:00,582
♪ ♪
487
00:35:03,585 --> 00:35:06,675
HOWARD: I came to Berlin in 1986
488
00:35:06,805 --> 00:35:09,895
to work for the U.S. Treasury Department.
489
00:35:10,026 --> 00:35:11,636
You were a clerk?
490
00:35:11,767 --> 00:35:12,768
So was he.
491
00:35:14,988 --> 00:35:19,557
Then it says he was hired by the
Office of Interchange in 1990.
492
00:35:19,688 --> 00:35:20,645
So were you?
493
00:35:22,821 --> 00:35:25,302
- I guess.
- What happened next?
494
00:35:25,433 --> 00:35:29,306
After I started working in
the Office, I met my wife.
495
00:35:29,437 --> 00:35:31,743
Strange to elope so quickly.
496
00:35:31,874 --> 00:35:35,095
No, we didn't elope. That was him.
Them.
497
00:35:35,225 --> 00:35:37,836
My Emily and I had a wedding.
498
00:35:37,967 --> 00:35:39,664
October 9, 1990.
499
00:35:41,057 --> 00:35:43,016
Why a wedding?
500
00:35:43,146 --> 00:35:47,020
My father was sick at the time.
501
00:35:47,150 --> 00:35:50,762
We thought he would enjoy it.
502
00:35:50,893 --> 00:35:54,418
So that's your point of departure, right?
503
00:35:57,639 --> 00:35:59,771
Tell me about your father.
504
00:35:59,902 --> 00:36:03,427
He was outgoing. He-he... (stammers)
505
00:36:03,558 --> 00:36:08,432
He was more of a-a guy's guy, I guess.
Um...
506
00:36:08,563 --> 00:36:11,653
And, eventually, my mom couldn't stand him.
507
00:36:11,783 --> 00:36:13,655
It must have been complicated.
508
00:36:13,785 --> 00:36:15,613
What with the gambling.
509
00:36:15,744 --> 00:36:17,746
Your other mentions it.
510
00:36:17,876 --> 00:36:21,271
Quite extensively, actually.
511
00:36:21,402 --> 00:36:23,273
He calls his father
512
00:36:23,404 --> 00:36:26,363
"a worthless man."
513
00:36:26,494 --> 00:36:29,758
Lost the last of his inheritance in 1992.
514
00:36:29,888 --> 00:36:31,629
Had to turn over the house to the bank.
515
00:36:31,760 --> 00:36:34,763
Wh... No, no.
516
00:36:34,893 --> 00:36:38,201
Dad never lost the house. It...
517
00:36:38,332 --> 00:36:40,160
When was the last time you
spoke to your father?
518
00:36:40,290 --> 00:36:43,293
14 years ago, on his deathbed.
519
00:36:43,424 --> 00:36:45,730
You kept in touch with him until his death?
520
00:36:45,861 --> 00:36:47,080
Of course I did.
521
00:36:51,519 --> 00:36:56,393
The last time your other spoke
to his father was in 1992.
522
00:36:56,524 --> 00:36:59,570
He says your father had
just lost a lot of money
523
00:36:59,701 --> 00:37:01,224
to some bad people.
524
00:37:01,355 --> 00:37:03,574
Came to him asking for more.
525
00:37:03,705 --> 00:37:05,489
Your other paid his debt,
526
00:37:05,620 --> 00:37:08,449
then dropped him off at the airport.
527
00:37:08,579 --> 00:37:13,236
Told him it was the last
time they would ever speak.
528
00:37:13,367 --> 00:37:17,371
Did you ever think of saying any
of those things to your father?
529
00:37:17,501 --> 00:37:19,373
No, of course not.
530
00:37:19,503 --> 00:37:21,418
Never thought you might be happier
531
00:37:21,549 --> 00:37:23,812
if you told that man, that degenerate,
532
00:37:23,942 --> 00:37:25,466
that you didn't want to see him...
533
00:37:25,596 --> 00:37:27,424
He was... he was not a degenerate.
534
00:37:27,555 --> 00:37:30,732
He-he... he was just...
535
00:37:32,516 --> 00:37:34,301
He was never good at-at...
536
00:37:34,431 --> 00:37:36,346
What? Winning?
537
00:37:39,219 --> 00:37:41,395
I never turned my back on my father.
538
00:37:41,525 --> 00:37:43,397
But you did, Howard.
539
00:37:43,527 --> 00:37:45,529
That's the thing.
540
00:37:45,660 --> 00:37:47,749
Under a different set of circumstances,
541
00:37:47,879 --> 00:37:49,925
that's exactly what you did.
542
00:37:50,055 --> 00:37:52,362
And it freed your other
543
00:37:52,493 --> 00:37:55,409
from the lies and hypocrisy
of those around him.
544
00:37:55,539 --> 00:37:59,064
His father, his wife, your wife.
545
00:37:59,195 --> 00:38:01,632
Can you really say he wasn't better off?
546
00:38:03,243 --> 00:38:06,159
He sees his world for what it is.
547
00:38:06,289 --> 00:38:10,946
Not with empathy; With clarity.
548
00:38:11,076 --> 00:38:13,296
How do you think he is making out
549
00:38:13,427 --> 00:38:16,256
in your life right now?
550
00:38:18,432 --> 00:38:20,651
(Train whistle blowing in distance)
551
00:38:20,782 --> 00:38:22,784
♪ ♪
552
00:38:41,803 --> 00:38:43,848
♪ ♪
553
00:38:50,986 --> 00:38:52,857
(Sighs)
554
00:39:03,651 --> 00:39:05,696
♪ ♪
555
00:39:17,795 --> 00:39:18,927
Emily?
556
00:39:30,634 --> 00:39:31,766
Emily?
557
00:39:36,249 --> 00:39:37,598
Jesus.
558
00:39:37,728 --> 00:39:40,296
- Are you okay?
- I'm fine.
559
00:39:42,429 --> 00:39:44,518
You should have called or-or left a note.
560
00:39:44,648 --> 00:39:46,476
Howard, I'm fine.
561
00:39:49,262 --> 00:39:50,524
Where did you go?
562
00:39:53,875 --> 00:39:56,225
- I went to the library.
- To the library?
563
00:40:03,276 --> 00:40:05,321
Howard, I'd like to be able to trust you.
564
00:40:07,323 --> 00:40:09,369
Well, yes.
565
00:40:09,499 --> 00:40:11,893
Yes, of course.
566
00:40:12,023 --> 00:40:14,025
I took the book back.
567
00:40:14,156 --> 00:40:17,290
I don't know why, it was just bothering me.
568
00:40:17,420 --> 00:40:19,596
But you'll never guess what it was.
569
00:40:19,727 --> 00:40:21,990
It was a signal.
570
00:40:22,120 --> 00:40:23,905
Like I used when I was working.
571
00:40:24,035 --> 00:40:25,950
A signal to a source.
572
00:40:26,081 --> 00:40:28,953
An hour later, he turns up.
573
00:40:29,084 --> 00:40:30,694
And I met him, this source.
574
00:40:30,825 --> 00:40:33,044
- Who was he?
- And it's the strangest thing,
575
00:40:33,175 --> 00:40:36,874
just retracing my own
steps, and-and realizing
576
00:40:37,005 --> 00:40:40,095
that I-I'm meeting people
and going to places
577
00:40:40,225 --> 00:40:41,662
I have no recollection of.
578
00:40:41,792 --> 00:40:44,273
Okay, Emily, who did you meet?
579
00:40:44,404 --> 00:40:46,536
Why are you so angry?
580
00:40:47,929 --> 00:40:49,670
Look, you can't just...
581
00:40:49,800 --> 00:40:51,759
run around meeting with people.
582
00:40:51,889 --> 00:40:53,804
In-in your condition,
it could be dangerous.
583
00:40:53,935 --> 00:40:55,458
(Sighs)
584
00:40:56,894 --> 00:40:58,853
I-I understand.
585
00:40:58,983 --> 00:41:00,811
I-I know how difficult it's been.
586
00:41:00,942 --> 00:41:04,249
I'm... I'm trying to help.
587
00:41:04,380 --> 00:41:06,077
Who did you meet?
588
00:41:06,208 --> 00:41:08,819
It doesn't matter.
589
00:41:08,950 --> 00:41:10,908
Of course it matters.
590
00:41:11,039 --> 00:41:12,910
Y-You could be walking
into a fucking ambush
591
00:41:13,041 --> 00:41:15,348
with a big fucking smile on your face!
592
00:41:19,874 --> 00:41:22,180
You didn't speak to me like that before.
593
00:41:23,791 --> 00:41:25,532
Well, I don't think I had the luxury
594
00:41:25,662 --> 00:41:27,795
of being kept in the dark
about your work anymore.
595
00:41:27,925 --> 00:41:31,146
Maybe it was better when you were.
596
00:41:33,104 --> 00:41:35,019
(Door slams)
597
00:41:40,068 --> 00:41:41,983
(Fire crackling)
598
00:42:06,834 --> 00:42:08,923
(Paper crumpling)
599
00:42:21,892 --> 00:42:23,416
(Beeps)
600
00:42:28,812 --> 00:42:31,075
(Spencer cooing)
601
00:42:41,085 --> 00:42:44,611
POPE: I don't know. An instinct, really.
602
00:42:44,741 --> 00:42:46,569
She was like any little girl.
603
00:42:46,700 --> 00:42:48,702
Wanted to be loved.
604
00:42:48,832 --> 00:42:51,095
So we loved her.
605
00:42:51,226 --> 00:42:53,620
LAMBERT: What a coup. A
diplomat's daughter.
606
00:42:53,750 --> 00:42:55,360
Well, how fortunate for you
607
00:42:55,491 --> 00:42:57,362
that both her parents died of the flu.
608
00:42:57,493 --> 00:42:58,973
POPE: Yes, well, Mira takes care
609
00:42:59,103 --> 00:43:01,671
to ensure things work out, doesn't she?
610
00:43:01,802 --> 00:43:03,630
LAMBERT: Not sure I follow.
611
00:43:03,760 --> 00:43:07,068
POPE: You really think it
was the flu that got them?
612
00:43:07,198 --> 00:43:10,071
Hundreds of millions were dying back then.
613
00:43:10,201 --> 00:43:13,422
Do you think anyone thought
to perform an autopsy?
614
00:43:13,553 --> 00:43:15,772
Acute arsenic poisoning.
615
00:43:15,903 --> 00:43:17,731
The symptoms were similar enough,
616
00:43:17,861 --> 00:43:21,169
and with so many bodies,
no one was looking for a cause.
617
00:43:21,299 --> 00:43:24,259
It was rather easy for her to pull off.
618
00:43:24,389 --> 00:43:26,827
Anyway, we're sending
Clare over to you soon.
619
00:43:26,957 --> 00:43:29,786
Do take care to make certain
her placement is seamless.
620
00:43:39,927 --> 00:43:44,235
♪ Over golden fields ♪
621
00:43:44,366 --> 00:43:46,194
(door opens)
622
00:43:46,324 --> 00:43:48,196
(Door closes)
623
00:43:48,326 --> 00:43:50,633
♪ We'd have but few times like these ♪
624
00:43:50,764 --> 00:43:52,809
- Hi.
- Hi.
625
00:43:52,940 --> 00:43:54,594
Did you put her down?
626
00:43:54,724 --> 00:43:57,814
Yeah. An hour ago.
627
00:43:57,945 --> 00:44:01,775
♪ ♪ In between
628
00:44:01,905 --> 00:44:03,864
(laughs softly)
629
00:44:03,994 --> 00:44:06,127
You really did make white asparagus.
630
00:44:06,257 --> 00:44:07,911
Yeah, they're in season.
631
00:44:08,042 --> 00:44:09,696
Are they not always in season in Berlin?
632
00:44:14,265 --> 00:44:15,571
You mind if I join?
633
00:44:20,445 --> 00:44:24,014
♪ Tuck the darkness in ♪
634
00:44:24,145 --> 00:44:26,016
♪ Dragged the harrow ♪
635
00:44:26,147 --> 00:44:29,672
♪ Across the land ♪
636
00:44:29,803 --> 00:44:33,633
♪ Found my fresh start ♪
637
00:44:35,939 --> 00:44:37,593
- ♪ Sowed my wildest dreams ♪
- Hey.
638
00:44:37,724 --> 00:44:38,899
We're safe now.
639
00:44:39,029 --> 00:44:41,162
I know.
640
00:44:41,292 --> 00:44:43,077
What's wrong?
641
00:44:45,775 --> 00:44:48,125
Nothing.
642
00:44:48,256 --> 00:44:50,954
(laughs)
643
00:44:53,130 --> 00:44:55,176
This is delicious.
644
00:44:55,306 --> 00:44:58,048
(Thunder crashing)
645
00:44:58,179 --> 00:45:00,050
(Horns honking)
646
00:45:23,378 --> 00:45:25,293
Shit.
647
00:45:27,991 --> 00:45:30,777
("Someway" by Julianna Barwick playing)
648
00:45:30,907 --> 00:45:32,779
Moritz?
649
00:45:35,782 --> 00:45:37,697
Moritz?
650
00:46:01,895 --> 00:46:02,896
(Tires screeching)
651
00:46:03,984 --> 00:46:06,813
(Shouting in German)
652
00:46:17,519 --> 00:46:18,955
What the hell is this about?
653
00:46:30,924 --> 00:46:32,229
You responsible for this?
654
00:46:32,360 --> 00:46:33,578
I just got here.
655
00:46:33,709 --> 00:46:35,493
He was already dead.
656
00:46:40,020 --> 00:46:42,979
Where's the case, Ian?
657
00:46:43,110 --> 00:46:45,939
You better hope Mira doesn't have it.
658
00:46:46,069 --> 00:46:47,549
Who are you?
659
00:46:50,639 --> 00:46:52,510
(Phone ringing, vibrating)
660
00:46:59,126 --> 00:47:00,780
Yeah?
661
00:47:00,910 --> 00:47:02,564
MIRA: You have the case?
662
00:47:02,695 --> 00:47:04,566
Yes.
663
00:47:04,697 --> 00:47:06,786
Then there's only one
piece left to recover.
664
00:47:06,916 --> 00:47:08,788
I was there today.
665
00:47:11,094 --> 00:47:14,924
It was right beneath me,
after all these years.
666
00:47:15,055 --> 00:47:16,796
How are we gonna get in?
667
00:47:16,926 --> 00:47:19,102
Don't worry about that now.
668
00:47:19,233 --> 00:47:22,627
Pack the car, and I'll
send you coordinates.
669
00:47:23,759 --> 00:47:25,239
(Click, beep)
670
00:47:37,207 --> 00:47:38,339
(Beeps)
671
00:47:55,791 --> 00:47:58,141
(Engine starts)
672
00:48:09,805 --> 00:48:11,676
(Engine starts)
673
00:48:15,855 --> 00:48:17,465
(Thunder crashing)
674
00:48:17,595 --> 00:48:19,510
(Buzzer blares, door opens)
675
00:48:21,164 --> 00:48:23,993
Howard? From Yanek.
676
00:48:24,124 --> 00:48:25,952
So now you need to shower and shave.
677
00:48:26,082 --> 00:48:27,649
Thank you.
678
00:48:32,132 --> 00:48:34,003
(Razor buzzing)
679
00:48:38,268 --> 00:48:40,749
(Classical music playing)
680
00:49:00,638 --> 00:49:02,553
Ah, top o' the evenin' to ya.
681
00:49:02,684 --> 00:49:03,598
Hey, where'd the rest of your face go?
682
00:49:03,728 --> 00:49:04,991
I was very impressed.
683
00:49:05,121 --> 00:49:06,949
I can't... I can't really grow there.
684
00:49:07,080 --> 00:49:10,387
A beard, not much anyway. Just
kind of whiskers, really.
685
00:49:10,518 --> 00:49:12,650
Like a cat. Or an earless seal.
686
00:49:12,781 --> 00:49:14,348
Even that, it's pretty patchy.
687
00:49:14,478 --> 00:49:17,960
It's mainly here is the problem, and here.
688
00:49:18,091 --> 00:49:19,309
Hey, where you going?
689
00:49:26,229 --> 00:49:28,841
Pardon me, is this seat taken?
690
00:49:28,971 --> 00:49:32,148
(Sighing) Oh, my feet are killing me.
691
00:49:32,279 --> 00:49:35,848
Actually, I'm kind of sore all over.
692
00:49:42,028 --> 00:49:43,638
Marcel.
693
00:49:43,768 --> 00:49:48,382
I... I knew you on my side.
694
00:49:49,557 --> 00:49:51,037
We were colleagues.
695
00:49:52,386 --> 00:49:53,517
Fuck you.
696
00:49:57,870 --> 00:50:00,089
A few years ago, you...
697
00:50:00,220 --> 00:50:04,398
you invited my wife and
me to a holiday party.
698
00:50:06,269 --> 00:50:09,446
And we had a-a really nice
chat with your sister,
699
00:50:09,577 --> 00:50:14,060
Noor, and her boyfriend.
700
00:50:14,190 --> 00:50:17,890
Marcel, you were kind to me.
701
00:50:19,587 --> 00:50:20,893
Over there.
702
00:50:26,420 --> 00:50:28,117
Did she really have a boyfriend?
703
00:50:28,248 --> 00:50:29,684
Yes.
704
00:50:29,814 --> 00:50:31,338
Uh, Victor.
705
00:50:33,035 --> 00:50:34,950
Although I-I don't know how long it lasted.
706
00:50:35,081 --> 00:50:38,388
My wife said that, uh, your
sister deserved better.
707
00:50:38,519 --> 00:50:41,130
(laughs softly)
708
00:50:45,482 --> 00:50:50,096
I know what it's like...
to be taken out of your life
709
00:50:50,226 --> 00:50:53,099
and to know that-that someone is
710
00:50:53,229 --> 00:50:55,231
living their life without you.
711
00:51:06,112 --> 00:51:07,635
What do you want?
712
00:51:09,463 --> 00:51:12,205
I want... first of all,
713
00:51:12,335 --> 00:51:16,687
to apologize for what my other did to you.
714
00:51:18,254 --> 00:51:20,126
I'm sorry.
715
00:51:26,654 --> 00:51:28,569
(Groaning)
716
00:51:42,583 --> 00:51:44,541
♪ ♪
717
00:52:12,308 --> 00:52:15,877
(Woman speaking German over P.A. system)
718
00:52:17,748 --> 00:52:19,881
I...
719
00:52:20,012 --> 00:52:22,971
I don't really know what
I'm doing here, but...
720
00:52:23,102 --> 00:52:25,017
You did the right thing reaching out to me.
721
00:52:25,147 --> 00:52:26,583
What is it?
722
00:52:26,714 --> 00:52:31,110
There's someone I think you should meet.
723
00:52:33,634 --> 00:52:35,549
(Alarm buzzes)
724
00:52:50,477 --> 00:52:51,521
(Knocking on door)
725
00:52:53,436 --> 00:52:55,264
Would you come with me, please?
726
00:52:55,395 --> 00:52:57,223
Mm.
727
00:52:59,442 --> 00:53:02,141
We've got a breakthrough,
courtesy of a new source.
728
00:53:02,271 --> 00:53:04,056
Excellent.
729
00:53:04,186 --> 00:53:05,666
Yeah, I think you're going to like it.
730
00:53:06,797 --> 00:53:08,756
Open the door.
731
00:53:08,886 --> 00:53:10,453
What I'm about to show you,
732
00:53:10,584 --> 00:53:12,977
it's of utmost importance
it stays between us.
733
00:53:22,770 --> 00:53:23,901
Hello.
734
00:53:28,167 --> 00:53:29,820
You look like you've just seen a ghost.
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