All language subtitles for Westworld.S02E05.1080p.BluRay.x265-RARBG

(Theme music playing)

Maling, for you, sir.

Go ahead.

Dredging is almost at 50%.

I should have the rest of them
skimmed up by end of day.

We also started draining the valley.

You want all personal effects
or just skin and bones?

Everything, down to the last stetson.

Fly the whole pile over.

We'll crack them open to see

if we can't reprogram these things
to behave by our rules again.

Copy that.

Sir, I have two teams out
looking for Abernathy.

Good.

When you find him,
bring him to me personally.

So what have we got?

It's not good.

We're pulling what we can
off the recovered host control units,

but what's really unsettling is
what's in about a third of them.

What's that?

Nothing.

They've been wiped?

More like they're virgin.

Like they never held data to begin with.

No user prints or anything.

And that's not the worst of it.

Have a look.

We put the fires out,

but there's nothing we can recover
from the cradle.

The host backups
have all been destroyed.

So we've effectively lost a third
of our ip in a single sweep?

That's quite a story you gave them.

And one hell of an ending.

How did all these disparate threads
come together to create this nightmare?

If we figure that out,

we'll know how this story turns.

(Whispering voices)

What the hell is that?

Armistice: Looks like a dead man to me.

You know the old saying
about knives in gun fights?

(All groan)

Does the saying have a footnote
about fucking lassos, then?

All right, that's enough.

Lay down your sword.

Tell your associates to set us free.

We mean no harm.

See, darling?

Everything under control.

(Speaking Japan ese)

Beautiful way to watch the sunrise.

Glistening off the intestines
of the recently mutilated.

0h, Jesus.

Ugh.

Lee: Judging by their weapons,

I'd say local police.

(Sighs)
And given that he's got one now.

Captured by samurai cop—killers.

Fuck me.

Can't you say something to them?

I'm from Hong Kong, asshole.

Lee: This is just the tip
of shogun world's prick,

an experience expressly designed

for the guests
who find westworld too tame.

We based this park on Japan's edo period

for true aficionado of artful Gore.
—(Musashi speaking Japanese)

(Hector grunts)

This world will end badly.

I'll make sure your end is worse.

(Hanaryo speaking Japan ese)

You understand them?

You all do.

Look, she's a madam.

Consciously fluent in dozens of
languages, including Japanese.

But you all have those comm skills

buried somewhere in your code.
—(Musashi speaking Japanese)

Lee: Point is,

the fact that these psychos
didn't flip to English

as soon as I opened my mouth means

that the same malfunctioning shit show
that's playing out

in westworld has found its way here.

It's also why your vocal voodoo
didn't work on them.

You spoke the wrong language.

(Instrumental version
of "paint it black" playing)

Armistice: This all feels
a little too familiar.

Butterfly?

A mariposa.

(Man speaking Japan ese)

(Instrumental version of
"paint it black" intensifies)

I'll be damned.

It's us.

Lee: Yes, fine.

I may have cribbed a little bit
from westworld.

Well, you try writing 300 stories
in three weeks.

We're human shields now?

Welcome to shogun world.

(Yelling)

Can you watch it?

(Groaning)

(All speaking Japan ese)

(Woman gasps)

(Akane speaking)

Behind you!

(Hanaryo speaking Japan ese)

(Gunshot)

(Maeve speaking Japan ese)

(Music playing)

(Music stops)

Hell of a homecoming.

Dolores: Sweetwater was never home
to begin with, Teddy.

You and I were born
long before this place even existed.

Teddy: The place
I return to again and again.

No matter how far I strayed,

something always carried me back.

Something like that?

Looks like she's taken some hits
the past few days.

But who hasn't?

Make a thorough inspection,

from the engine to the last axle.

Fix what's broke.

Strip her for speed.

Teddy, with me.

What do we need the train for, Dolores?

They've taken my daddy,

so we're gonna get him back.

Well, it ain't doing any good
sitting in that bottle.

(Scoffs)

New Clementine: Sorry, Maeve.

Didn't get much sleep last night.

Sometimes...

Sometimes, they're real bad.

Clementine.

New Clementine: You're new.

Not much of a rind on you.

That's enough.

Rejoin the others.

It's like I told you, Teddy.

This place was never home.

Let's ride.

Some place I wanna see.

(Japanese folk music playing)

(Music stops)

(Audience applauding)

When I asked
for a civilized conversation,

I meant the quickest way out of here.

Not all this.

Just try and rein it in a bit, will you?

The narrative bones of this place
are just like westworld.

Hospitality is foreplay to a new quest.

But in this world,
if you don't hear them out,

you've dishonored them.

Sometimes, homicidally so.

Fine, we'll listen.

But then we go and find my daughter.

And for the record,

it's not just the narrative bones
that are identical.

You've plagiarized our stories,

our identities.

It's not plagiarism.
It's supply and demand.

If you're asking can you trust akane,

the real question is,
can you trust yourself?

You know who I don't trust?

Him.

Say the word,
and I'll skin him like a rabbit.

What's the matter with you?

(Hector sighs)

He's not supposed to be here.

Who knows how seeing your own doppelbot
is gonna fuck with your cognition?

Heightened aggression and suspicion,

feedback loops, that.

Yet another reason to get out of here
tout de fucking suite.

(Door opens)

(Speaking Japan ese)

Our quest, I presume.

(All speaking Japan ese)

(Laughs)

I recognize this one.

It's called "army of blood."
—(All speaking Japanese)

(Akane whispering in Japanese)

Madam akane, the new geisha,

has no choice but to give up sakura.

That's not supposed to happen.

Looks like someone had a choice

after all.
—(All speaking Japanese)

(In English)
Snow lake is a cornerstone.

It also has an access point
back to the tunnels.

It's our way out.

So you're not so useless after all.

(All speaking Japan ese)

(Whispering voices)

(Musashi speaking Japan ese)

Did you have something to do with this?
—(Musashi speaking Japanese)

(In English) Both of you, look.

(All grunting)

(Maeve speaking Japan ese)

(Yelps)

Shit! Ninjas!

Fucking hell.

(All grunting)

(Maeve speaking Japan ese)

(Muffled screaming)

(Ninja groans)

(Choking)

(Choking)

(Whispering voices)

(Telepathically speaks Japan ese)

(Panting)
—(ninja speaking Japanese)

(All speaking Japan ese)

(In English) We got three.
The rest vanished with sakura.

This is insane.

Ninjas never show up in this story.
—(All speaking Japanese)

(Soldiers chanting)

Oh, fuck.

The shogun's army
never comes into town.

(Chanting stops)

(All speaking Japan ese)

(In English) You three, with me.

(Maeve speaking Japan ese)

Hector: (In English)
I don't need to know the language

to know a fucking asshole of a man

when I see one.
—(All speaking Japanese)

(Soldiers grunt)

(Soldiers shouting)

(Tanaka shouts in Japanese)
—(Fighting stops)

You and I spent a lot of time here.

Watching the herd,

talking about making a life together.

Someday.

I guess I just wanted
to see it one last time.

What if someday was right now?

What are you talking about, Teddy?

There's a fight coming, Dolores.

And this could be one
that's gonna change us

in ways we can't even begin to predict.

And I'm still waking up to...

What I really am.

And if that means I'm free,
then we both are.

Free to walk away.

Now, you can't tell me that somewhere
out there, in all that beauty,

there isn't a spot for us.

Did I ever tell you about the year
we almost lost the herd?

Bluetongue.

Quarantined the cows that had it,

but it kept spreading all the same.

Daddy finally figured out that it
wasn't spreading from cow to cow.

It was the flies that carried it.

He worried over it all night.

How do you stop a sickness like that?

One with wings.

Say it was you.

What would you do, Teddy?

I'd give them shelter.

House the weakest in a barn,
out of the air, away from the flies,

until it passed.

You're a kind man.

Daddy burned them.

The weak, the infected.

Made a pyre that went on for days,
and it stank,

but the flies hate smoke.

The herd lived.

I'll think about what you said.

I'd like to take this moment to appeal
to your sense of survival.

If the shogun is awake enough

to play fast and loose
with his ninjas and his army,

then the odds of us surviving here
have dropped to approximately fuck—all.

But I say we ditch akane
and make a run for snow lake.

Why should we all get killed
over a literal sex machine?

Present company echuded, of course.

That machine's name is sakura.

You can't keep doing this to us,

giving us people to love
and then getting upset when we do.

But it's just fucking code.

You're wrong.

I'm coded to care about nobody
but myself,

and yet, here I am, willing to risk
my life for someone else.

Well, so much
for your so—called daughter.

You want to go it alone, be my guest.

But mention my daughter one more time,
and I will snap you like a matchstick.

Like you did that ninja?

He took one look at you
and self—impaled.

How did you do that?

I don't know.

That was no voice command.

I think I'm finding a new voice.

Our transportation is ready.

God damn it.

What have they done to the place?

Is that...

The fucking cavalry.

Sylvester: Great.
So much for our rescuers.

(Women conversing in Japanese)

(In English)
I'm gonna take a fucking moment.

Don't stop on my account.

(Urinating) —(Sighs)

(Indistinct chatter on radio)

If you've quite finished...

It's time to sell this ruse.

(Panting)
How many of them are there?

Between the camp and the town, hundreds.

Literally hundreds.

Sylvester: So Maeve's gonna freeze
all those assholes,

and we're gonna make off
with that geisha?

We're gonna die.

(Herald speaking Japan ese)

(Maeve speaking Japan ese)

(In English)
Did you just make that up right now?

Damn convincing.

Not to the daimyos.

It's like they had no idea
what I was saying.

(Shogun speaking Japan ese)

(In English) Shit.

That's cortical fluid.

The shogun's not awake.

He's broken.

(Laughing)

(Shogun speaking Japan ese)

(Shogun continues laughing)

Lee: (In English) No fucking wonder
the daimyos didn't hear you.

We've gone
completely off the rails here,

and this loon is driving

the fucking train.
—(Shogun speaking Japanese)

(Soldier speaks Japan ese)

The train will be ready by morning.

To go where?

Angela: Exactly where we thought.

I caught up with the men
who took your father.

I couldn't get him back,
but I got this one.

It took a while,
but he gave up their destination.

(Groans)

Tell them.

It's the mesa.

We're going home, Teddy.

Load everything up on the train.
We leave at first light.

Let's find a spot for the night.

What you asked today,

about walking away,

making it on our own.

Would you want me to say yes

even if I was only going
to disappoint you?

I'm not some stranger, Dolores,

coming from outside,
looking for a pretty lie.

I've known you my whole life.

Where we go, we go eyes open,

together.

(All speaking Japan ese)

(Sakura crying)

(Whispering voices)

Maeve: (In English)
You're right.

Some things are too precious to lose,

even to be free.

There's something I need to show you.

For days now,

I've been questioning my feelings
for you.

How much is real?

How much is just some story
I was made to believe?

But tonight, I know.

It was all true.

They built us to perform for them

and for each other.

That's over.

I saw you tonight, Dolores.

And you saw me.

I did see you, Teddy.

These past few days,

I've seen you so clearly.

(Flies buzzing) —(Groans)

And I've seen you're not gonna make it.

What is this, Dolores?

This is what I don't want you to become.

There's a swarm descending.

Just like the bluetongue
when I was a girl.

And if we're gonna survive,

some of us will have to burn.

Hold him.

(Grunting)

(Muffled) Dolores. Dolores.

I wish there was another way, Teddy.

But where we're about to go,
it's no place for a man like you.

I'm so sorry.

You sure you want this?

Changes this extreme

without a full reset, it's...

I can't guarantee
that he'll hold together.

To grow,

we all need to suffer.

(Muffled speaking)

(All speaking Japan ese)

(Groans)

(Gasps)

(Chuckung)

(Japanese instrumental version
of "c.R.E.A.M." Playing)

(Groans)

(Breathing heavily)

Arigato, Maeve.

(Telepathically speaking Japan ese)

(Soldiers shouting)

(Gong sounds)

(Soldiers shouting)

Lee: Jesus.

What do we do now?

I told you I found a new voice.

Now we use it.

English — sdh