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I was working in my office
on 138th St.

Mostly fixing up banged up guys
like myself from the Great War.

Beautiful, all from injuries
the world was happy to forget.

Fixing faces lifted
spirits, singing songs.

I left my eye in France.

And I was constantly on probation
with the medical board

for trying to make new medicines.

I mean, we needed medicines
that didn't exist yet

just to get through the day with the pain
and the nerves.

I hope this is a better bill.

That's all I'm saying.

I hope you're right.

Some worked better than others.

This is my second of the day.

And I felt great.

But you wanna try them?

Yeah, I'll try the new
one next week.

Right?

That gives you a Zine.

Put your pants on.

Are you all right?

Because of my war injuries,
I had a back brace I hated.

Put you away

if they don't close this place
down in experimental medicine.

How's the infection?

Good.

Good.

Good, good, good.

I got the message.

No need to pay yet.

But you got messages.

Your parents called.

They can't make the holiday.

Her guests called about the ear drops
and Harold Woodman called.

Meet him at this address.

Walk right in.

Urgent.

I worked with an attorney,

my best friend from the war,
Harold Whitman.

Hey bro, what is going on?

What is this place?

It's a very important case, yeah.

Pays very handsomely and nice
to have a lot of back bills.

People depend on us, our business.

Most importantly, it's very meaningful
to both you and I and while.

When you care about the annual gala,
don't you?

Yeah.

And you always say it's important for us vets
to have reunions to be remembered.

It is.

And you say it's great medicine
for us to get together and sing.

Don't you say that?

Where is this going?

It's going to a particular procedure,

and I know how you prefer
some procedures over others.

Just tell me what it is when well,
OK, what kind of procedure?

What are you doing with these flowers?

Dinner date with Beatrice.

Dinner date with Beatrice, yes.

So disappointing.

He's my wife.

Is he all right to perform
the procedure?

Yes, he's he is just.

It's OK.

He's not gonna do.

He's gonna do it.

Who is this?

This is me, Kingsburg Makins,
as in relation to he's my father.

I know you admire him
very much.

Oh my God.

Yes, you both did.

Dude, I really do.

That's why he's going to speak
at our reunion this year.

Very nice to meet you.

Are we meeting your father?

My father came back yesterday
on a boat.

OK.

Of course.

The European business, right?

Did you catch a bug or something?

I'll look at him.

Was he?

You should see him.

Yeah.

Come on, let's go.

This place is gorgeous.

Look at it.

So where where is the good general quiet
and still built?

Give.

Allergies are terrible today.

Wake up.

It's in my sinus.

now

You have two hours
until the embalmer comes.

What happened?

He was going to speak
of the gallon.

You will help me,
won't you?

I'm not buying that.

He died of natural causes.

He was a very healthy man.

No one in my family
agrees with me.

They're all wrong.

They're all liars.

I want an autopsy.

That's correct.

It is.

You're right.

Your father died intestate.

You're the next of kin.

I read the papers.

I hate autopsies out.

You know that.

We have to do it.

Burn.

Bill Quinn still making
this is the reason we met.

He formed our regiment.

Had a man like this and up there
you're telling me it's suspicious?

Yes, I'm telling you it's
suspicious.

Will you please sing with me?

He said that you used to sing with him
when you were at war.

He enjoyed it so much.

Reese.

18 shots.

From someone to my soul.

Hurry up.

You only have two hours to do
whatever it is you're going to do, right?

You have to do
the autopsy.

And immediately after meeting
at Winter's restaurant,

I need to know what you find.

Why did she say 2 hours?

Because we're in the mortician.

They're gonna put him
in the ground.

Minters restaurant after five.

You've got to get him out of here.

We should get going.

Carol, I don't know what you think
you're doing this.

Excuse me.

Hello.

He's got a big white man in a box.

Not even a gasket.

Important man in a pine box of all wood
doesn't even have a top on it.

His daughter's crying.

Who do you think
gonna get in trouble here?

The black man?

Well, that's right.

Now we need to get him our leader,

who founded our regiment,
into the truck.

Do the autopsy.

Meet me at Winters restaurant
immediately after.

I need to know.

I need to know what you found.

OK, Victor's restaurant 5.

Please be careful.

Be careful.

Why?

You'll never drive my car bomber
is coming for this.

You better be here 2 hours.

You remember Bert, don't you?

Of course.

I'm a Saint Clair.

Hello, Bert.

Hello, irma.

Don't be nervous.

I do at least
two autopsies a month.

I've done 2 autopsies
my whole life.

I want to prove I didn't leave a clamp

on someone small intestine
the other to remove a claim

I did leave on someone small intestine.

Now we know you're good
with small intestines, but thank you.

You know, you and Marsha
get coffee sometimes, aren't we?

Maybe you never should get
coffee sometime.

We're friends.

You know him.

His wife wouldn't stand up
for him to her family.

They haven't lived together
in over a year.

That is my situation.

Not now.

I just want to see you happy.

Dead man makes you realize
time is short and love is real

if you know what it is.

What's going on here?

Autopsy paperwork.

The police are waiting for this body
to return to the Mortuary.

The sooner we start,
the sooner he's out.

These two men need
to leave immediately.

They're veterans.

They served their country.

Ohene Mcgath will be downstairs

and he doesn't case
Irma's Portuguese.

That's different.

I didn't know you were Portuguese.

I'm not.

Do you want to start
this or shall I?

It's just emotional,
but there's no one.

You can just sign this.

That's what Harold needs.

I can help.

He was such a time man.

There we go.

Oh God.

Didn't ask how you were doing.

My man left.

This kind of thing happens every day.

I'm sorry, it's fine.

True love is based on choice,
not need the you need your wife.

Or do you choose your wife?

We're going to be both, no?

And one is the one
that truly matters.

At the end of the day, it is.

Choice matters over need.

I don't like to be alone.

Sounds like me.

Hang up the stomach.

Ohh yeah,
that's an unusual color.

Something yeah,

given to him
over a period of time.

It's hard to tell how long.

He just got back from Europe.

I'll close them up
and take more blood samples.

I'll have news for you tomorrow.

I take it you still
have the same office?

Yeah.

Carol says you deserve
a better circumstance,

but you allowed yourself to be corrupted.

He says you followed
the wrong God home.

What collected all the wrong God?

Why doesn't he say that to me?

What does that even mean?

I don't know.

Maybe you spend enthusiasms and urgencies

you didn't know you were wasting
until it was too late.

You ended up without a chair
by the time the music ends.

Even in your own home.

We need this room that's perfect
because we were just leaving.

Listen to meet her after five.

I had mentors, right?

But I want to talk
to you about Irma.

Do not push that burden

because I want to see you happy
and understand my friend

who thinks I'm corrupted somehow yet

doesn't have the consistency
to tell it to my face.

I didn't want to hear that teen face.

You've got flowers for your wife
or one that you live in your own apartment.

Explain the word corrupted
or the term following the wrong God home

and see your inlaws.

Partly they hate that we work together,
let alone that we're friends.

I don't listen to any
of that Park Ave garbage.

I can't shoot to you.

Care a little bit
and all it takes.

Is a little bit worse
than they got you.

Like the drop of blood
from the cut you got from the war

before staff that German,
those cuts plotted your eye

and guess what?

You lost the eye forever.

Welcome to Windows, gentlemen.

We're actually meeting someone.

Tall woman, blind,

serious face.

Yes, right this way.

Wait, she was here?

I don't know what happened.

Right, here

she goes.

Miss making

miss making you did what you asked.

We found something suspicious
just like you thought.

Do it.

I'm sorry.

This.

I have to be careful.

Oh, did he scare me?

Profit.

My father.

And you know what he used to say?

He used to say
you can't run from here.

You can't let fear chase you around.

Because I know that I see you afraid.

And I shouldn't be,
because Mr was just cautioning.

He wasn't he?

He meant well.

He's a friend of the family.

What did you find?

Believe that he might have been poisoned.

Do you know why?

Is somebody watching me?

I can't.

I can talk about this.

Do that.

He knew something.

He saw something terrible he did,
and he knew he was going to tell.

Tell what?

What did he say?

It's dangerous, I think.

ohh

They did it right there.

She's dead.

Thank you guys.

I saw you.

I'm an attorney.

This is a doctor.

What he's got to say.

Water park.

Saw you.

That poor girl.

Oh God.

That's the man.

That's.

And organization.

They won't get away.

Well.

Come on, come on.

God's grace.

I think they're still
watching this.

And so.

Holy shit, what fresh hell is this?

You don't get here without things
starting a long time ago.

You want me to go
to our favorite tree?

And get bark.

In the Argonne Forest where
they are blowing people up.

It'll be honourable, glorious.

Good for the family.

But it's it's good part,
it's good.

You'll fit in better
when you have more medals.

You'll fit in on Park Ave.

People respect military service.

I can be killed.

He cannot think that way.

Of course you won't be killed.

Ah, Beatrice.

I didn't come all the way over here
to be talked to like a damn dog.

It's a crime against the flag.

I don't think they have
the ability to possess the admiration

for the confidence
to wear the uniform.

Who are we talking about?

All these crackers getting my way.

I'm gonna shoot them
in the back

window.

Do you even like this?

Even though I'm done talking to you,
you'll never be done talking to me.

Enough, Sergeant.

Yes, Sir, General Meekins,
you'll be involved anymore.

And if it doesn't help?

Just wanted to bring you
on with the medical officer.

Bernstein.

Bernstein.

Sorry.

I'm sorry.

Is Mr Woodman got a situation here
that I thought you might be able to help with?

That situation, Sir.

Mr Woodman, why don't you tell them
why you're here in the stockade?

Why are we in a stockade?

And subordination.

Were you insubordinate?

Yes.

Why?

They gave us Jim Crow officers
like that, knucklehead.

But we refuse to continue
until they've replaced them with somebody good.

So we're decent, respectful.

Which is supposed to be me, Sir.

That is your balancing.

I mean, the people you meet
in these circumstances

have tremendous stress,
are bonded to you for life.

Are you the kind of doctor that's going
to leave me bleeding out

and I'll have to shoot in the back?

Because let me tell you,
the officers that they had.

They didn't care whether
we lived or died.

I'm not going to let anybody bleed out

and I do not want to get shot in the back.

I am the son
of a mechanic from Elmira.

I married.

I'm half Catholic,
half Jewish.

I'm a doctor.

I have a practice on Park Ave

and I think that my in law
sent me here to get rid of me.

Well, that all sounds pretty good,
except that.

In the most part, but maybe
that's why I can trust you.

So we'll make a pact.

You see two.

We won't die,
and I'll make sure.

You won't get killed.

We'll look out for each other.

Our old fatties wooden.

Bertram Davidson, welcome
to the police, 69 thank you.

Finally, that's what
I've been looking for.

Just some respect

and let's go here
with this unfortunate uniform situation.

Yeah, let's go deal
with this uniform shit.

Welcome to my army.

Why are we wearing fresh uniforms?

The American soldier and don't
want to be seen with us.

It's disgraceful.

I fought to create this regiment
and the spirit of kindness

and unity hope to see you
on the other side

of the argon in good shape.

God be with you.

Count, he saved me.

And it was just French lady
sleeping, both of us.

When you feel like that.

Come on.

Stop making me hold on long.

Wait,

why?

Ah.

I think this is a positive.

Turn this on criminal
if you blasphemy

the song.

What are blasphemy?

Until you can't fight.

Would you like tea?

Not

your family.

The more more.

No, no, no, no, no.

I forgot this.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, you can.

Easy.

God.

Mr Woodman, I believe
I owe you my gratitude.

You speak English?

Yes.

I thought you were French.

I'm Valerie vandenberg.

You're not French.

No.

Maybe buy you a drink?

Yes, we we can do that.

I can.

We can, we can drink.

Harold.

What the hell are you doing man?

Where you going?

Ohh.

He's in safe hands with me.

If those Mississippi crackers
could see you now.

What happened to the pact?

I lost an eye here.

A woman who smokes a pipe.

Are you intimidated?

A little bit right now.

When you see some.

And you really see them?

You see the kid
that used to be them.

You see the part of them
that's vulnerable.

Harold and I had that kind
of seeing each other right from the start.

Now that the war is over.

I just want to be a person,
you know?

I just want to walk around.

Free some person just.

Isn't living my life.

Here you are.

That's the ticket.

Just let him be free.

I highly recommend it.

I've walked around you.

It's done wonders for me.

Without even too many words
and she's looking right into your soul

that you wear well.

Both our lives were in the balance
for God's right there.

Can I ask you some?

What do you do with the bloody
shrapnel that you take from our bodies?

I can't give you that for nothing.

You have to trade me
something.

You don't get that for free.

Trade you.

OK.

What is the cost?

Something beautiful.

Something to live for.

I'm looking at that right now.

I gave you pieces of metal
shrapnel from my body.

You know, actually, I took a lot more metal
from your friend's body.

What's his name?

His name is Bert Berkson Boy,
and he is hobbling.

Along here, remembering something
about friendship back to me.

Remember Me?

Here I am.

Let's see.

My apologies.

But Berenson, never again shall I pour 2
without a third paper.

You're gonna help me trade
something beautiful and return.

She's going to show us what she does
with all the metals she took from her bodies.

He's running his Valerie.

What do you do with all that
shrapnel, Valerie?

If you want to know,
you have to trade me something.

She told me the same thing.

I got nothing.

Nonsense.

That's a good idea.

How about that?

What's a nonsense song?

All right.

Shall they Rouge,
Lashley Rouge.

Do popular movies?

Lewis.

Play moves.

Yeah.

To love.

Little Caesars.

Is she?

Should be.

You got.

Sure.

Ohh.

I've taken all these pieces
out of people's bodies.

Look, this is more primitive,
this stuff.

Look, I'm having a tea party
that's made out of gunpowder

and shrapnel
the height of civilization.

Welcome to my world.

And my makeup?

Or do I only have half a face?

How did that happen as long
as I have my lipstick?

Pretty

you got to know what you love,

and you've got to get
a real kick out of it,

or there's too much damn trouble
in it to spoil this affair of living

from beginning to end.

If you let it, why not live it
for the beautiful things,

even if you were a bit broke?

What will my Beatrice think
about the missing eye business

and the scars and the scars
on my back and everything?

Can we do anything
about that battery?

I know benefactors in the hospital
in Amsterdam.

They'll give you a new eye.

They answered them

when I was first going
through France a couple of years ago.

OK, things were
a little more difficult.

I had to stop it.

I had to hit a lady
with a brick one time.

What?

Wow.

Yeah, it's a long story,

but with you two will be a cakewalk.

And besides, I'm far better
at forging documents now.

Come on bro.

Let's go dance today, OK?

Well, kokosh.

Beyond the concept for Amsterdam.

Yucky.

We.

happy

Well, John is on me.

There you are.

Poor Canterbury.

Canterbury glass.

London, England we make
the finest prosthetic glass.

Industrial glass, top secret glass,
the military glass.

Every kind of glass except window
glass.

And that's of course
it's bulletproof.

Have No Fear.

A friend of Miss Valerie is a friend
of poor Canterbury

who offers you a lifetime supply
of Canterbury glass eyes.

Not too bad.

As you can see, I've got
the same injury as you are.

Perhaps you can't see due to the fine craftsmanship
of Canterbury Glass.

Let me see.

I believe you are a yes,
a dark Hazel green.

Am I correct, Sir?

The correct.

Hazal, this is my American
colleague coming across.

How do you do?

We've been friends with Valerie's family
through international business for many years.

We've kept her safe on her adventure,

and in return, she's helped serve
the good of the world.

How did she do that, exactly?

By attending various dinners
and functions

and telling us what she's learned
about banks and troop movements,

so on and so forth.

They're supplies.

No.

No, Sir.

He works for a glass company,

and I work for the Department
of the Treasury.

They're old friends.

They've helped me out
and I've helped them out now

I think they'll help you out.

Found some time
to do a little burning here.

We're Abby birders.

Yes, it's an exquisite
hobby relation.

This is the the African grey
crowned crane.

Yeah.

These are extinct.

Yes, we have the last two.

The Nicobar pigeon.

Yes, they were alive
at one point.

And this is the North American pheasant.

It's in North American pheasant,

which I like to call
the peasants of pheasants.

They said common, you see,
but they are beautiful.

The plumage is really outstanding.

So, you know, we're happy to pay for the faces,
whatever cosmetic healing you might need.

Top shelf, nothing but the best yet,
as well as a good life here

in Amsterdam

where you deserve a rest

and some freedom
after what you've been through.

Welcome, McClelland,
sometime in the future

when we need you good people
to help us out.

Yes, because there will come a time

to say enough to these
Mad Men

who create this war
we cannot make any sense of.

How could this monstrosity
repeat itself?

Supposed to be the war
to end all wars, right?

Because the dream repeats itself,
since it forgets itself.

That's why it repeats itself.

This is a good part, but the bad
part will come again one day.

But for now this is the good part
in Amsterdam.

These are the lights right here.

There can be a little tricky.

You gotta go up, down, up,
down, up.

It looks like it's a little bit,
see Lumia.

I mean, it's a big place.

Calling.

Henry organized it for me,
but it's all right.

She was right.

This was the good part.

It was fantastic.

The world was suddenly
our oyster, and it was glorious.

That's normal.

Yeah, Amsterdam is in the heart
and was there all along.

Ohh.

The sand dance.

The Crazy British Empire
sand dance.

She was brilliant and nuts,
but she was our kind of nuts.

And so the Pact now has three.

I stayed in Amsterdam for a

while because it was glorious there
he was, steady and strong.

She was bold and luminous.

It was what the French call Akuda
fooda love at first sight.

She made her art.

I wish their best friend
with my two eye

we helped fetch
passing through town.

We went dancing all the time.

It was magnificent,

these tango parlors.

You really feel
like you're flying.

You can't go over there right now.

What are you talking about?

But I I have a very bad feeling
about this.

I I think it's a bad omen
if you leave.

Please don't go.

I became a doctor.

Park Ave, park.

I'm married.

We can we can figure it out, right?

We we can.

I know a thing or two
about Park Ave.

Please don't.

That's what you've been listening

this camp has forever.

Are we supposed to live?

I missed Beatrice, even though she and her family
sent me off to war.

Serve your country.

When I first met her,

I was at a charity event
at medical school.

And I see this woman.

Most beautiful woman
I've ever seen.

Oh, my God,
you should have seen her.

And we danced all night.

We were kidding.

We were laughing.

We were in love.

I had no idea that she was
the daughter of the guy

who gave me the scholarship.

In his eyes,

this half true, he was like,
you can have a scholarship.

But my daughter's off limits.

And you can choose your friends,
you can't choose your family.

And I choose you.

And this.

I'm getting embarrassed

because you might not feel
the same way but this relationship.

Probably the most important
thing in my life.

Yeah, we do agree.

So stay.

But I can't quit, Beatrice.

However.

Sure, they say.

You'll have medals.

You'll fit in on Park Ave.

Well, this was the hero's
welcome I received.

No, I've told you before,
you cannot treat these patients here.

It's just completely
inappropriate.

The only reason I know these patients
is because you made me go to war.

You understand?

This does not happen
on Park Ave and you're

taking too much morphine.

You stay away from my daughter.

You are blacklisted.

Just leave.

You just don't go to the apartment.

I'll send you clothes.

Bertrand's day.

Sorry.

How can I not help
the veterans?

I had relocated my practice
to an alley off great Jones St.

He got a little out of control
with the pain medicine.

And I was given an enforced rest courtesy
of the state of New York.

My friends to help
Get Me Out.

I have no idea
what it would do to them.

If your family has
a kind of influence

I can help or get out of jail,

I think you should do it.

I mean, the pact is packed.

I told you I ran away
from something, didn't I?

We.

That's all you need to know.

But yes, my family
could possibly help him.

But if I contact them,

they'll know where I am,

and if they know where I am,

they will find a way to possibly
drag me back and.

Very persuasive.

All he was doing was trying
to help the regiment.

I had those guys have it rough
back at home.

I think we both knew
where this was headed anyway.

Yeah.

What do you mean by that?

Well, I mean, we we only exist
in Amsterdam.

We, you know, and you've spoken
a lot about the things

that you plan on doing back in America.

Maybe it's time.

I said I wanted to become a lawyer.

To fight for people,
people like those soldiers back at home.

I wanted to fight for people like
that who couldn't fight back,

who couldn't fight for themselves
but used the law.

You also said that you don't live
in Amsterdam with me.

Yes.

I'm gonna do both.

I wanna go back
home and fight.

And I wanna stay here with you.

And I wanna live.

I wanna truly live.

Why do you have those things?

There's a way?

Right now, we have to help her.

Happened to us.

I love you.

We got out of work.

OK.

They dress.

She vanished one day
soon after.

Without a word, the herald.

Except the note.

I was suddenly released from jail.

Never heard from her.

Harold came back to New York,
got his law degree.

You have a claim.

We worked together
over 10 years.

Good doctor and I will take
good care of you.

All kinds of trouble
we got people out of

until the Meekins case.

This was troubled,
and now we grant ourselves.

And we may very well not survive.

Oh my God, that poor girl.

I can't bear this something,
something that's very wrong here.

Sure thing,

but you always say to me.

Fight through it.

Find away no matter what.

Thank you.

Where?

Where are you going?

It's safer when you're off the street.

Ohh yeah,
I know where we are.

Not that woman, Burt.

The lights are on.

Is it a surprise dinner?

She knows people.

Permanently making the world.

Same smells of mothballs
like marriage.

Thanks pal.

What friends for if not honesty
that burns, are we looking?

God.

Love me.

That's strange.

Ohh I see.

Really putting it on Nice
for her, huh?

Shut down.

Relax too long.

You know me a favor.

Try me.

Optimistic.

Oh, look at you.

There is no dinner.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

It was a mistake.

Why did you invite me?

Because it was.

I had a moment
of weakness.

That's what we've become.

Long enough weakness,

and my father can't even know
that I'm doing this

because he'll take away
all kinds of privileges.

What's wrong here?

Do you remember
when we would have nights just?

Emily Dickinson poetry and singing together
and just staring at each other.

What happened?

I remember, yeah.

That's why I love you.

That you found,
that you hurt your back.

Let me take a look at it.

And has been killing me all day.

This is not the right time.

Just a glimpse.

Come on.

You know what's so beautiful?

Oh, for God's sakes.

And now you're just hideous
and grotesque.

You're so ugly and deformed,
it's so hard to look at you.

And you wear a corset like a woman.

You're helpless,
Patrice.

I can't do this anymore.

This difference that you've come
to have about my scars.

Do you choose me
or do you need me?

What kind of question is that?

How do you spell
casual 1 today?

And they said they'd love it.

Is juicing someone

needing them.

Did you need me when we met,

or did he choose me as a person
with the people around me?

The prestige of my family and medicine

when you were a scholarship student
from upstate New York.

But he chose me.

Just me.

I asked Bert the exact same question
just a little while ago.

Harold Woodman, why do you have
a woman's purse?

They'll make his daughter less.

Was pushed under a truck tonight.

What?

Are you serious?

She hired me because we were
close to her father.

That's why she trusted us.

Shamel.

They think that we did it
and we need somebody,

we need something,
we need someone to help us.

What about the name Rose?

That's the last thing Liz McCann said
before she died and Mr Rose could help her.

This would never know Rose
as Jewish name.

Ohh.

Thank you Beatrice.

You're only half Harold.

You miss heard why.

Because it has to be those with a V

that's a prominent family
in the social register.

The bonuses
are at the top of it.

Bird, this is what
I'm talking about.

This is your world
that we're in trouble and not mine.

What's that?

How dare you come in here?

The door was unlocked.

Just tell you listed address
correctly.

Show Detective Gutweiler
what brings you here at this hour?

You need more pills when you know
you have the same brace as I do.

I like Mr Hills.

You flat arches stopped the Germans
from seeing you in the Rhineland.

You know why I'm here.

Burton.

You on?

Woodman fled the scene after you

pushed the Meekins woman
under a truck.

Why would you possibly think
that was us?

Well, there's not too many people

that fit the description
of a doctor looking for his eye on the ground

with his black attorney.

The woman who died hired Harold
to look into her father's death.

I did an autopsy
on him this afternoon.

He was the general
of the regiment.

We surfed in lemon.

Witnesses say you pushed her
and we had to get out of there.

It was chaos.

A fight broke out.

The killer pointed at us.

He's very good at being a criminal.

Well, I know one thing.

I need to give my captain answers,
and at the moment,

you two are the suspects.

Can you prove you have
an employment contract

with Liz Meekins that she hired you
to be her attorney?

Absolutely.

I can get that to you.

Plus, I can get you the preliminary autopsy report

and the bill makes estate papers.

Good.

No, we gotta we gotta take you.

Else on the part of the Bar
Association.

Don't touch me.

I don't even like that
this man is a lawyer.

Columbia Law school.

And it was flat
as large as yours.

Make that hard for you
to comprehend.

Don't talk to me
about my flat arches.

I'll crack your head right.

No, you won't knock it off.

Whatever we got, someone vouched
for someone from the social register.

Would that get you
captains attention?

Someone like Mr Vose
who knew Bill Meekins?

Beatrice.

My family are longstanding members
of the state Medical Board,

and I can attest the fact

that both of these men are horrible liars
to each other, let alone in the police.

If you take them in before giving them the chance

to give you everything
that they were offered,

I'm afraid it might cost you your job.

My father has a lot of friends
at City Hall.

Get us everything he promised.

Understand.

You owe me.

We got something in common.

We served.

I'm like this guy.

What about the missing purse?

Where did that go?

This.

This could be evidence.

What are you doing with that?

Put that down.

What's in here?

Put it down.

I'm just saying.

I'm sorry.

So I was being careful.

What is the matter with you?

He's learning bird.

He can be a good detective.

And we spoke to vows.

You let me know right away.

I'm not gonna wait that long.

You hear me, Burton?

I'll give you a few days.

But if I have to,
I'll bring you one myself.

I understand.

And I need some bills, too.

I got it.

I'll be seeing you
in your office pretty soon.

Yes, but it's a bad situation.

It's very bad.

I don't know.

It's exciting.

Go and get your thing.

I'll get killed on the way home.

Committee of the five Stay alive.

Keep your mouth shut.

Why not just drive up
and shoot us?

I've always.

What else did this guy
have in mind for us?

We're everywhere.

So now we have to lie.

Take it into this guy's house.

Doesn't matter how what you're going
to see, Mr Vose.

What is this charity?

That's the Episcopal door opens
and you say say hello.

My name is Doctor Barbanson.

This is how woman Esquire Medal
of Honor recipient.

Is the quote again at the Medal of Honor,
and you know that.

Quite a gear, sorry.

We know how the Episcopalians
love Mr Bose.

He'll be sorry
to have missed you.

He's not in.

When do you think
he'll be back?

I don't know.

But perhaps you could leave
that letter with me.

Really, Mr foes?

On orders from the Bishop,
right.

Well, then you can leave a card.

I'm sorry to disappoint
you, gentlemen.

However, do you mind?

I'm looking at this cabinet
and I I couldn't help but recognize.

These crafts, are these made
in the hospital over here.

It looks like
they look so vast.

Yeah, all by veterans, right,
Mr Rose's primary charity.

They send them all the time.

Thanks.

Very kind.

And we, in fact, are better.

I've got that numbness in my hands and it chills
and the nerves and shooting pains.

Please, Valerie, please go
into your room or go back upstairs.

Can't you see we have
company present?

What are you doing here?

What are you doing here?

No, don't talk to her.

She's not well.

Valerie, don't talk to these men.

I'm not a human philia, Clippy.

I can talk to people.

Yes, you're not a hemophiliac,

but you are epileptic and you
have a nervous disorder.

No, we talked about the doctor.

I told you not to do that
with the doll, Mrs Moran.

Carlton.

You know that disturbs me, Valerie.

How dare you?

Carlton.

Carlton, Valerie.

Spoke about.

Come in here,
we can talk in here.

How is this going to?

This is impossible because
it's not a coincidence.

I told Liz Meekins
to hire you too.

What do you mean?

You told his meekins
to hire us?

She's a friend of mine.

She needs someone
she could trust.

Someone outside our social circle.

I never really told you
my real last name, Vandenberg,

was a traveling name.

That was our deal in Amsterdam,
nothing about the past.

Right.

You live in New Jersey
this whole time.

Yeah, this is a big house.

This is how you live.

I'm gonna letter.

Not a phone call.

I was embarrassed.

This is not who I once was.

It's not who you met in Amsterdam.

Who's from command?

I have a nerve disorder.

You never had that before, huh?

She never had that before.

We are here for a reason, Harold.

Let's not forget.

It's pretty urgent, Valerie.

The, you know, combos,

of course I know Tom
when a lot of trouble there.

We need an vouch for us.

He's a good guy, but I don't know
if he's gonna vouch for you.

He avoids controversy.

He doesn't like that.

He's easily intimidated.

He's your husband.

No, he's not my husband.

He's married to the woman
out there screaming to be kicked out.

Right now, he's my brother,
after everything we had in Amsterdam.

Turns out, Burt and I
have no idea who you are.

You know exactly who I am.

I know exactly who you are.

All three of us.

32 we know each other
the way it counts.

And if you 2 still have an arrangement,
then I'm still part of it.

Maybe not after 12 years, yes.

After 12 years, yes,

because I ended up here
and I came back because of you and you.

That's true.

I told you when you left Amsterdam,
something bad would happen.

I said it would be
the bad part of the drink.

Did I not say that?

And here we are.

Open.

We can get out of it.

Well, it's different here,
so I don't know about that.

Valerie, I have a feeling
this is Carlton.

No, no.

Quick.

Valerie, do you see what happens?

How do you possibly know
any of these men?

There he is, the Brandy,
Mrs Moran.

Thank you.

I'll drink.

I don't think I trust a man
who doesn't like a drink,

especially at a time like this.

Where is my eye, Harold?

Right here.

I never expected to have decorated soldiers
to get knocked out of my own home.

Well, just one, Sir.

And that's right, Mr Woodman,
you were too fast for Carlton.

I was.

They started talking to Valerie
and she's not well.

And please, darling girl, stop crying.

It's only natural
for her to cry today.

She just found out her friend is dead.

We couldn't keep it
from her for forever.

Not so ill that I can't
talk to people.

You leave me here with this invalid

when you know very well that I think
she should be hospitalized.

It's for her own good.

Ever say that to me?

I can't handle it.

How can you talk?

Windchime ladies, stop.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry I had to raise my voice.

She was talking to these men
like she knows them.

That terrified me.

Do you know one another?

Yes.

Yes, we do.

Indeed.

Europe from Amsterdam, the hospital,

they said they were from
the Episcopal charities.

Is there any truth
to that at all?

Absolutely in part part.

The gala is coming up,
mostly a veteran event,

but there might be Episcopalians there,

and they'll Meekins was our featured speaker.

But we find ourselves
in this terrible situation

where we're accused
of killing Liz Meekins,

which is not true in any way.

Liz mentioned the name foes,

and so we thought you might know
who was after her.

You can help clear our names.

We've veterans.

We're respectable.

We wouldn't be involved
in any of this.

Except to help.

Bill Meekins was a a gram cracker of a man,

not a mean bone in his body.

Then why?

Why did I have to help her?

Why did I have to encourage her
to go around everyone we know

and hire these two?

I told her to come to me
before it got bad.

Now look what happened.

Yes.

Look what you did, Valerie.

I'm sorry.

It's unfortunate,
but you shouldn't have bought involved.

It's not her fault.

It's not her fault.

How is.

It's not her fault.

Some things are her fault.

She said.

Yeah.

We can find who killed.

They'll make him just probably
the same people who killed his daughter.

We're looking into it.

And and that information
would clear our names.

Now, the autopsy indicated

that he was possibly poisoned
by too many medicines

while he was in Europe.

Do you know who he was
traveling with?

Who sent him?

And I can help you find out,

but I can't get personally involved.

You're a coward.

Don't you dare call him
a coward.

You know, that's what he was called
by this prep school kids.

It's cruel, Valerie.

And you know that they want me
to get involved in all these committees,

clubs.

You know what I do instead?

And birdwatcher.

That's what I do.

I must be good.

Get you outside.

You're back watching.

He's ridiculous.

He's no more ridiculous
than you are with your movies.

Razor blades, teacups.

That hard things you make.

Honestly, Valerie, they're demented.

Excuse me?

You said that you could
help us find.

Who travelled with him to Europe?

Who would know?

Gil Dillenback would know.

Do you know him?

The whole country knows him.

He's the most decorated
marine in U.S.

history.

Dellenbach was friends
with Mikans.

They were both generals.

I never got involved in the military.

I just ran the family's
textile company.

Dillenback can tell you
who was travelling with Makins.

I wouldn't trust anyone else

and I don't have access
to that kind of information myself.

OK, OK.

Well, we met him twice.

Took a picture with him once in Belgium
and another at the bonus Army March.

And right somewhere 32.

We still have those pictures,
Mr Volkes, right.

He's very particular
about who he'll speak to him.

If you've met him and you're soldiers he respects,

your chances are far better than mine
and your distrust people of means.

If you meet him,
please do let us know.

I would love
to shake his hand.

Libby saw Dylan back in the newsreel,

and she has a crush on him.

Don't be ridiculous.

But every talked about that he's really
he's a very impressive man.

And I happen to
like that newsreel.

Don't we should.

Don't play or they go.

Valerie Gill Dillenbeck
is perhaps the one hope your friends

have of getting out of all this trouble.

Would you like to see the newsreel?

Ohh good.

The veterans who marched last summer
for benefits remain

under the leadership
of General Gil Dillenbeck.

The veterans benefits are still unpaid,

though the brave general remains
their spokesperson.

Look.

Look at that.

It makes me so damn, man.

A whole lot of people speak of you
as dress trans.

You, you men are trans.

Who are these people
who dare call you that?

Your soldiers.

You sacrifice your lives,
your limbs.

You've suffered that for your country.

The government burned them
out of the nation's capital.

Veterans never got one benefit.

Who in the hell is done all
the pleading for this country

and for this law and this Constitution anyhow?

Tom, it ruined the news reel.

I'm so sorry, darling.

I will replace that.

These precious news.

We were there.

We took pictures with the general.

Such a handsome man.

Such a strong man now
that his true character.

Character and yes.

You said you'd come back.

Why?

So you could leave me?

I didn't know if it was
a fleeting adventure

or if you even thought about me at all.

I never thought of anyone.

Oh, right.

What about you?

no

under

Really.

Yes.

What did you mean in Paris?

What did you mean by that?

Embarrassed.

Contact me on these.

See me like this I it's not
who I wasn't answered.

And for what?

For what?

We can't be together
in this country.

You see that garden?

I spend at least an hour
out there every day.

It's great.

To you.

Rose breasted.

Grosbeak, dark eyed junco.

Reminds me of God's green earth.

Yeah, I don't know those guards.

There's this man from England

who has violated every sacred rule of birding.

And going into 24 nests of the near
extinct species bird.

To take 24 eggs.

All for one man's selfish glorification
to get his name in a bird book,

some meaningless discovery.

And that is the type of person, I think,

who very likely did something awful
to build me concern his daughter

trying to follow you here, Sir,

you're saying that man, the bird thing.

England with the mashed in the book
that he killed Bill Makins.

I'm trying to make a point
and that type of man.

OK, I'm still not certain
what what do you mean?

Doctor Berenson, you seem
like a good person with your medicines

and repetitions.

You shouldn't be hindered,
you should be helped.

But I'm only one person, so.

We didn't do anything,
but we need the police to know that.

Maybe Dylan?

Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.

Can you come back tomorrow?

The House will be empty now
that we have the new House

for one of these.

Measure.

What are you guys doing?

I've been discussing crimes
of the Birds Society of England.

Your brother's
a little cookie.

I don't know what's happening,

but it's far beyond Meekins and his daughter,

and I don't trust my medications now either.

We just have to get them back.

And just.

Great.

Take me with you, Valerie.

I can come.

I can help.

She can.

It's true.

The three of us, we weren't separate,
but we did things.

We got things done,
and most of all, we lived.

I don't know.

I have to get out of here
because she's right.

She could help us.

I can help Valerie.

What are you doing?

It's time to get
your friends to the door.

Evening.

Thank you for coming.

Sorry for the trouble.

Thank you.

That would be very helpful
looking forward this.

Please say goodbye
to content for me.

Thank you.

Talk to you soon.

Valerie.

Doctor Mallon will be here
with the remedies you asked for,

remember?

Are you doctor now?

Yes, yes I am.

I'm a doctor.

If you don't mind my asking
in your professional opinion,

what is her condition?

Hereditary nervous disorder.

Affects her blood pressure,
her balance, her nerves and movement.

You know she never had that before,
Doctor.

It advances with age.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Oh God.

Can't believe we saw that first thing.

She looks great.

First, bad luck she got
that we go to Dylan backs

and we hope we get in.

Dylan Beck said no Bert.

You know, did you talk to him?

I talked to his wife.

She said no.

They get too many visitors.

We we have to.

We have to keep trying.

Did you send the, the, the, the,
the, the photographs of when we met him?

No.

Because you have to bring
the pictures yourself.

All right.

Where is Harold?

He was supposed to take me
to Dylan backs.

He he was meant
to be here hours ago.

I don't know.

But the police are here
and they want to talk to you.

OK.

Alright.

Everything all at once, Irma.

Saint Clair's waiting.

Also, God,

alright.

Not now.

Not now.

Are you sure this is safe, man?

Yes, it's safe.

It's fine.

They're at the other house.

They'll be there all day.

And this.

That's you, not.

Yeah.

That's you.

Hey.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And

Amsterdam, Amsterdam.

Hamster, daddy.

This pill, it's gotta be better.

Of course, Morty.

It's for the pain and the nerves.

Detective Gutweiler, how you want the medicine?

Let me do this.

No.

Come on.

Come on.

Be good to me.

To me.

It's killing me.

There you go.

So please, please, please let me do
that next time, my friends,

for I think there will be no next time.

Listen to me.

We might have to close
down your office.

Well.

Close down the office.

Yeah.

close down your office.

Yeah.

We need hard evidence.

Detective Hilton.

Look, you don't understand.

Me and Lynn.

This and this.

Tell them exactly.

We got Melling our blood
in our brain.

Imagine that you're not flying arches.

You couldn't surf.

We understand.

You still our chief suspects.

Why?

Why?

You know.

You know we didn't do this.

So everyone says you did it.

Everyone says every.

Every.

There was one man.

He did it now.

White captain needs
to know why he did that.

There's nothing about it.

Listen, Meekins authorized it
completely legal, Harold.

Camera.

Fine.

That's.

See the autopsies?

Yes.

Let me get the autopsy
from

overseas.

I understand that they have
medicines to strength.

You got anything here for strength?

Power.

Power.

Can I get the autopsy
report from?

Thank you.

Thank you.

Yes.

Optimism.

I understand we've both had a very unusual time
since last we saw each other.

What happened?

Why is your coat over your shoulder?

That's what I wanted to tell you.

I was filing the autopsy results

and this red faced man
with an ohh,

an angry face and this other man.

They threw me down,

they broke my wrist
and they took the autopsy results.

They took everything,
but it wasn't not well done.

That is angulated.

That needs to be reset or else
that is going to be very bad.

Can I let me sit down.

Thank you.

No,

not a good job.

That's it.

Hold on

time.

You're telling me.

What do you like this Spanish melody?

Or was it was it classical?

Classical.

That's it.

That's it.

It's OK.

It's OK, all right.

Yes, I do.

Just keep that supported.

I'm so sorry that you got mixed up
in all this.

I've been autopsy nurse.

I got mixed up in all sorts of things
besides probably closer to you and to.

Her waiting for us.

Let them wait.

Why is he playing music?

He likes music.

I don't know why.

Why he's playing now?

Do you like this music?

Hey.

I don't know.

Not hugely.

Please do not.

Sagemore.

Stand up.

We will not.

laughing

Is he playing?

Cool.

Interesting.

What are you doing here?

Who is this woman?

This is Erma we worked together.

She said

she's not touching her.

She don't give me that.

Come on,

I'll define my family
so we can be together.

Why are you here now?

I'm bald pipes like you never come here.

This is Shirley's on my side.

She calls me and tells me
whenever.

My father controls your medical license,
you know that.

Can get your parents to put
their names on the committee

for the gala, for the veterans
so we can get respect and dignity

and you can tell your parents
that don't always mind.

Get involved.

Oh yes, but how would he get him?

You won't get him.

Already met him.

I reduced you.

Why you didn't introduce us.

You told us about him
and me and Harold.

We met him.

I'm really sorry but.

I think you should think
about who you are.

And where you want to be.

Surely not helpful.

We need a sling
where the autopsy results she was rolled lamb

quite constantly by the same man
who pushed Liz Meekins.

Option.

He was either stolen.

Yes, they were stolen.

So what about the results?

I can tell you the results.

I remember them.

I found mercury luminol
and something in his stomach

and they were in high amounts.

I believe they were given to him
the last week of his life,

last week, which means
probably on the boat.

So we don't have anything to give
our captain, right?

She just gave you the evidence.

I can give you enough today

that I do them all the time
and bonded by the city.

Certified.

Yes.

Doing your job for you.

What about the dead daughter?

Throw this guy in the chair.

Let me handle this.

Let me, let's, let's not
touch degenerate T set, that is.

You gotta get rid of this.

It's obscene.

It's hard.

No, that's not art.

Art is beautiful.

Lovely.

And folks thoughts.

That's what that is.

That's what that is.

Yes.

Why would you take the lovely tea set
and turn it into an issue of the violence?

Which makes no question, perhaps
when the question of this situation.

I don't think about it too much,
Lambert Lamb.

Where is the camaraderie?

We were in the argon.

Let's live along
these new bill.

Remember this.

So we have toil.

You owe me.

You owe Me 2.

Give me Howard's contract
with his meekins.

I will.

Truth is possible and I think that love maybe
is even possible and this pill is working.

Truth, love what?

Harold has the car we got.

They don't let me drive.

Right on midnight,
I first saw you.

My heart is yearning for you.

What else could any heart you?

Lady of Spain
and all my God.

That sounds terrific, Larry.

If not, it's not.

Definitely not cancelled.

The reunion is your jam
and you're gonna sing.

We are going to perform.

You'll be careful.

You'll be careful.

Melton.

Harold's supposed to be
at my office hours ago.

OK, you don't look good.

Things got more complicated,
haven't we?

You know, my grandfather shot a guy
in the face and he got shot in the face.

Separate occasions,
separate occasions.

Not the same guy.

And it all worked out.

Because it's doctor Burton.

Burton.

I got a pinched nerve.

No, I'm.

I'm, I I don't know
what to do with that.

We can be right there.

OK, good.

Where have you been?

I've been worried sick.

We went on a drive
and found out a lot of things, man.

That's supposed to go for a drive
when you're supposed to meet

Gil Dillenbeck and the police
are waiting on papers that you promised them.

Did someone slap you because you have
a red mark on your face?

I swear I got Carlton punched me.

Yeah, I was there for that one.

We got roughed up too.

We were in quite a situation.

Please, not now.

In the car.

Milton, get these.

The detective get
welder right.

This is Liz Meekins
employment contract.

Did I mention that I predicted extreme trouble
from a white man in a box,

then added to by a white woman?

Under a truck.

The point you know,
I'd rather be on trial

for killing five white men than one white woman,

because this can lead to 1 black man
or more dead in a box.

Please, let's keep going.

Push over left

hours ago.

That's the only hope that we have
to get out of this situation with the police.

This is not Bucks County.

This is not even out of the city.

We're making a quick stop
at the Waldorf.

The Waldorf.

We're not here
to see Devin talking about.

What are you doing, Harold?

Valerie.

Unbelievable.

Welcome to the story,
Sir.

How long was staying
at the Waldorf?

We had one thing
to do today, Harold.

One thing.

Try to talk to GAIL Dillenbeck
and maybe have an event with.

This is my situation
from my past that we saw today.

And it's my Peace of Mind
that's been twisted.

But Dylan back can't help us
until we know what's really going well.

What?

Going, but we're going to find out.

Absolutely not.

You're not driving.

You can't drive.

You're one eyed nut.

Harold Fish is not smart.

At least just tell me
who we're seeing here.

Paul Canterbury.

Paul Canterbury, yeah, the glass.

Like in Amsterdam, the benefactor,
she still talks to the murder.

Hello, Paul Ohh foundry.

How are you?

There you are.

Harold, all Canterbury barenton,
how are you?

Here you go.

Dark Hazel green box of six.

OK, thank you.

Oh, it's tea time.

Is it just me
who fancies Claret?

I like to have it go in one hand
and tea and the other.

We're in a bit
of a pretty given.

Paul, thank you for taking
the time to see us.

Prepared to do anything
we must as gentlemen.

Cheat.

You disgust me.

History will redeem me.

Black Hammock will.

Sorry, everyone.

It's all right.

Drinks on me.

Literally.

Hello, this way please.

Do you remember
Henry Norcross?

He's the American federal
employee.

They don't need to talk about.

I trust they wouldn't be here.

What does all of this have to do

with a glass business
in England and financing in Washington?

They overlap.

Lots of things overlap.

Parents in the world overlaps.

And it's most treacherous way
if you pay attention.

And hello, Bert,
Harold, Valerie.

To see you too,

as we gather here once more
on the right side of history, huh?

Fall.

I understand you had a drink

thrown in your face
and the tea courteous now.

Yes, it's just an old
business from England.

And drinking your face
isn't drinking my face.

I'd like to hear about it, please.

And we'll get on to new business.

It was someone from the on
the Theological Society

of Great Britain was running down streets.

Yeah.

What

I was told a story

about a misdeed
in the bird Society of England.

And I'm starting to wonder
if that story is about you.

Our discovery was hardly trivial.

Yes, we've proved
that the cuckoo lacks

the capacity this ability
the character to build its own nest.

Wow.

How is that possibly significant
or interesting to anybody or anything?

Because it shows that the cuckoo
is a parasitic bird.

It tricks better birds
who build nests.

Cuckoo destroys
their hosts eggs.

And then destroys
the nest itself.

Parents in the cuckoo
doesn't give a damn,

OK, I'd say it's a profound statement
on the parasitic destructive behavior of nature,

including humans.

Yeah, that is especially true
after what we saw today.

Story about what happened to us.

Listen up, we have been trying
to tell you Bert

and I think Paul and Henry
should hear this too,

but we ended up at a very strange clinic today

and we found this.

Those symbols were everywhere.

Have you seen it before
the Committee of the Fire?

I went to see Valerie, as we do range,

but then we noticed somebody
was watching.

One was watching us
through the curtains.

As the man who pushed
his meekins.

And he must have got bored

waiting because he started to leave

and then we decided to follow him

and he led us to Rockland County.

To an unmarked brick building.

They assumed that we were
patients for procedure

to be sterilized, a forced
sterilization clinic.

Then I saw the name this red faced man,

man who pushed Liz Meekins

and he looked right at me

and he said this is your moment
to end your inferiority.

You're going to have that procedure.

Don't move.

and

people

In the city, my God.

Well, I'm glad you're all right.

But if you didn't get the red faced killer's
identification,

then it's of no help whatsoever.

What are you talking about?

Her.

It has everything to do with everything.

Today that would happen.

Has to start.

It starts with me.

Well, it starts with me.

I told some friends.

In Longview, TX not to visit
this very horrifying clinic a lot.

A lot like the one we saw today.

A mob, a mob
of white men chased me.

They harassed me.

They tried to kill me.

They were unsuccessful.

They were very unsuccessful.

I live in Longview, TX
and I never looked back.

It's not just about you
in Texas or today in Rockland.

There is an organization that wishes
to do this all over the world.

What does it mean?

It means there's a cabal
in this country tied to another

in Germany who supports these clinics.

We want to rule the world.

Rule the world.

Exactly correct.

Who's in the kabal?

Maybe who is the wrong
question to ask.

Instead, ask why?

Go see dinner back.

Ask him why his fellow General
Meekins was murdered.

Dillenback he's been leading on.

This cabal find out
who they are, what they plan.

Committee of the five.

The organization named the 4th.

Committee 5 trying to figure out
who they are.

Yeah, yeah,

I think it would be wonderful
if Dylan Beck was the speaker at your reunion.

Since your events becoming
rather important Berenson.

If you can let Dylan back to speak,

perhaps might attract more influential
members of the Cabal

and a killer from the street
or the the higher ups paying for it all.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

No, I don't want our event Harolds
and my event to be used

like this by anybody used.

Think of it as protecting
what you love, OK?

We told you in Amsterdam we've come
a calling and here we are.

And here you are.

Well, we done here.

Or you want to talk more
about birds.

You know, a lot of people assume
that it's about the the tranquility

or the communion with nature.

But I find bird watching so fascinating

because it forces you to decide
what you are looking at.

I am honing my art of discernment

and I want you to trust me
that I believe now

is the time to intervene.

We get gildon back
to be the speaker at this event.

He will be the magnet that draws
all the nails out of the wood

and brings this House of of treachery
down to the ground.

So what do you see?

Please.

Please try that.

I would like to say I told you so,

that this is all turning out to be
a lot larger than any of us imagined.

The gallery is used by Paul.

Are you OK?

You're good.

Something goes fine, yeah.

You feel fine and all of a sudden,
Vertigo, you get dizzy.

It comes and goes.

It first.

They told me that I had
epilepsy.

I've never had a seizure, but they said
I had epilepsy, and seizures

wouldn't come sooner or later.

But that could be
avoided if I took medication.

And so I did.

And then I started having
other symptoms, more symptoms,

and I said that's hereditary.

That's from your mother's side.

So they gave me new medications
and I kept taking that.

And now years and years have gone by

and I'm barely leaving the house

and I feel like I'm a patient
and I can't live and I.

I'm starting to question all of it.

No, don't touch me.

Don't hold me.

I'm fine.

I can do this and I just need
just in a minute here to rest just.

God, you got.

Oh yes.

I'm doing stairs.

I can go upstairs
and nobody goes.

Nobody go inside.

I can run.

Oh my God,

collect that drunk woman and go.

Once the pictures go.

And I'm a veteran.

You're gonna need a doctor
when I'm through with you.

Now go, or I'm gonna call you.

I have to fight through these.

Depressed all one chance
to clear an age.

You have to change your medicine
and your doctor suddenly change

I will define.

And it's time for me
to leave anyway.

What do you mean leave?

Even if we saw making out
of the three of us,

I'm the one that's going to jail.

The systems rigged, Harry.

I pulled you from the get go.

This job was a bad idea.

Milton told you this job
was a bad idea.

But.

She had to get us fired.

Oh, she she had to get.

She also got you out of jail,
which you seemed to forget a lot.

You can't turn
your backs on me now.

You broke the peg.

Broke the pact when we told
you not to leave for.

At least you found love,
even if you can't get it.

I've never been lucky enough
to even know what the hell it is,

and that's a terrible affliction
I don't wish on anyone.

I wish I never did find it.

Because it hurts too much.

Hey.

The general wants to meet you.

I'll screw this up,
straighten up, help me walk.

I'm sorry about the misunderstanding.

I'll never mind, never mind.

We get so many uninvited guests here,
but we don't want to see.

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

I'm not drunk, young lady.

What is wrong with you?

Are you all right?

It's a touch of Vertigo
and a couple of other.

I'm coming up some
medication at the moment.

The world just keeps moving.

I'd offer you a drink,

but we don't keep alcohol in the house,
so that's fun.

You could put your hat
and coats over there.

We're going up this way.

Jumping ahead or another visitor,

Mr McGuire comes every month

to discuss something my husband can never get
a clear answer about.

Right, Mr McGuire?

Why do I know?

I'm just trying
to make boy your base.

Because the general
had it once in France.

General, your visitors are here.

You call your husband general
only on the weekdays.

Will you call him the weekend?

That's a very personal question.

What are you talking about?

What

are you talking about?

She's pulling everybody's
leg at the time.

That's why I love him.

What an honor, Sir.

We see the pictures that made you
change your mind about seeing us.

How can I know this issue
really in the picture?

Yes, Sir.

So well on the dock there.

She's the nurse,
she's the attorney.

We all met in Belgium, which if you recall,
is where we met for the first time,

as well as Washington last summer,
the BF March.

I'll tell you one thing
that I can remember quite clearly.

You did something that.

You.

You sang a song,
I believe.

Which ones?

Well, that's for you to remember.

I I've met thousands of people.

You just met me twice, so you
should remember this song.

I'd like you to sing it now
that I'll know it's you.

Did you ever see your dream?

Dream walking?

I did.

Right.

And then I did.

You know, that's
that's not it.

Was it in French?

Ohh no one wanna hear it.

NASA.

Play.

No move.

Can't do iPad ladies eyes

she friendly.

Yes.

And that was it.

That's right.

He made it up.

Well, it's not supposed
to make sense.

It's just a nonsense song.

What makes us feel good?

And you're the doctor.

That's right, Sir.

You evacuated 4000 men
and one day you're very famous.

Different doctor.

That's the social guy
from San Francisco.

Story of my life.

And you are an I did evacuate

a couple of 1000 men in one day,
though, and you should.

You stabbed 30 Germans with your knife
and they called you Black Death.

I said that was
Black Death, Henry Johnson.

But I did get 12 of them
before they gave me this.

Saved a lot of lives.

We did, yeah.

Well, that's something
to be proud of.

It's a.

Cheerfully made you wear
those French uniforms.

You should wear your own country's uniform
from your mouth to guys there, Sir.

Thank you.

So general.

Film makins.

Well, Bellamy cans was a friend of mine,

and it's a tragedy
what happened to him and his daughter.

And it's a disgrace
that no one cares.

We care.

Indeed, the the late Elizabeth making tires.

Actually, she hired you wine.

She didn't believe that her father died
of natural causes

on his way back from Europe.

The last time I spoke to my friend,
he called me from Rome.

Probably from the hotel told me
something monstrous

that he had seen disturbed
him greatly.

Was why Bill was killed.

You see the man downstairs
when you came in.

Every couple of weeks he comes
and he brings did you see a bag?

A bag of money?

He offers to me.

Money for what?

To give a speech.

You won't tell me
it was behind him?

I asked him.

And say who's this family?

Doesn't give me an answer.

They're paying you to be
their mouthpiece.

That's right, exactly.

And they know the veterans
will follow.

My Committee of the five

and somebody's trying to do
something dark and treacherous.

Come here.

Asking if you're

pushing further, like when we said so.

These guys are meeting you and you want
to find out who's behind it all.

Why not go further and lead them
to Harvey Union Gala event?

They might show themselves
in some fashion.

Why?

Can you tell me, why do you
come every month?

Well, General, I can't speak
about it in front of other people,

but why not?

I mean, you say there's nothing
to hide and it's in the name of a good cause.

Well, yes Sir, but not
everyone understands it.

What I don't understand is who
or what you represent.

Can you tell me?

I'm not at liberty to say
who I represent, Sir,

but they are very important people

and they have a very important organization

that's going to change everything
for the better.

The purpose, as I've told you, Sir,

is to lead this nation properly
in this time of economic crisis.

There's a cripple
in the White House.

Roosevelt is weak.

We'd like you to speak on behalf
of the veterans and new leadership.

Well, that's what elections are full.

McGuire, would you believe
in the Constitution?

Of course.

But we feel that action is urgently

needed now from a retired general
before the election.

Do you want me to be a dictator?

Is that what you're big sponsors want?

A dictator?

No, it doesn't have to be said like that.

OK, chancellor?

Does that make it better?

It still violates the Constitution.

They did this with veterans
in Germany and Italy.

Very successful.

18,000 Sir, from the Committee
of the Five Committee

for a sound committee
of the five committee for a sound down.

The nation needs your leadership.

Do you see where I'm going, Sir?

Mr McGuire, I changed my mind.

I decided I will do the speech.

This is very exciting.

I'll I'll choose the event
I'm most comfortable with.

Speaking with the veterans.

Bill Macon's new
from the reservoir he created.

I'll speak at their reunion, of course,

but because I want to see the men
who put the money in that bag,

and I want to look them in the eye
and I want to shake their hand.

Given that we're partners now,
I can guarantee that you will meet

the distinguished gentleman
on the committee first sound dollar.

They'll be there
to meet you personally.

Although we might need
to be in a private room.

OK.

Thank you.

This is wonderful.

This is the speech.

Just McGuire, take that bag.

Yes, Sir.

So you still won't tell me
who they are.

Is that true?

At the event, Sir.

Whoever offers me more money
and tells me what to say

and what not to say in my speech
very likely killed Bill Meekins and his daughter.

That is behind all this.

And so two soldiers and the nurse found ourselves

in league with the great,
honorable, decorated General Dillenbeck.

General, you should really speak
to Tom Voss, Valerie's brother.

Who saw that?

Maybe it's maybe
it's more an art.

Kind of like go over
and take a look at it.

I will have to try again
and after now.

Good.

Yeah.

Let's hope this goes well.

Mr Rose, I call you Tom, of course.

This is Rosie.

Let me introduce you to General
Dillenbeck.

General, General, dynamic,
it is such a pleasure to meet you.

I think you are a man of such
honor and strength, and such it.

Such a

truly just, so dignified and wonderful,

and I truly believe
everything that you say.

Living.

Such a.

Which strip strong?

She's so excited.

Very excited, inappropriately excited.

Have you ever broadcast live
on the radio, the gala?

Well, never.

Can you imagine?

Think of your veteran friends
in Sheboygan, Michigan.

Carbondale, IL.

Sitting at home listening to the radio,
hearing your songs, Bert.

And your speech, general.

The speech McGuire gave me.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Your speech.

The speech you want to give.

I I don't know who McGuire is,
but I want you to speak from your heart

to vindicate Bill Meekins.

And all those.

Voiceless veterans who've been
abandoned, you lead the way.

And the rotten apples,

whatever they did to Bill Meekins
will reveal themselves.

I'll give the speech my way.

I want to tell the truth.

The trick was to let
the Committee of 5A Maguire think.

The general would give their speech
for no leadership in the White House immediately.

No election conning the veterans
into supporting it.

And Tom has promised had gotten
us off the hook with the police

who now, to our great surprise,

were together with us united
in this plan to stop it.

And we all supported the general.

He was using himself as bait.

Good evening, America.

This is built in Hartsdale broadcasting
to you live from the annual Veterans Reunion Gala.

Ohh Henry,
he's here for you.

He has questions.

Norcross, Canterbury.

I've never seen such a a big picture
of George Washington.

Let me ask her very simple question.

Who signed you guys on?

We're on no side, of course.

You know, they send God,
different church, same lady, different dress.

We're on the exact same side.

Do me a favor.

Explain this to me
very carefully,

because I'm about to do something
that could cost me my life.

The trick with all of this

is to wait till the absolute
very last second

to expose as much of the criminality
as we are able to capture at my expense.

No, Sir.

Never at your expense.

Never your expense.

Please.

There's a lot of people that care
about here tonight.

Trust our powers
of discernment, gentlemen.

Yes, the cuckoo is in the nest
and the cuckoo is about to be trapped.

Cuckoo.

And.

Please let us have our gala.

Let us celebrate our lives.

Get the son of a bitch killed me kids

and those bastards who want
to hijack our government.

Yes.

I have to sign that this thing works.

Welcome to the 14th annual gala
for the 369th, 42nd

and the third of third New York Regiment.

Mr.

You have about the man.

You're calling you.

Don't waste them no time.

You'll take them when you wait.

He is bored.

Little bit flat.

What are you doing?

Come on, Wayne.

Katashi.

So there's detective.

Then I'm back there.

What's your name?

Says he believes music is medicine,
each and everyone.

Is that the abandoned rifles?

Ask Doctor Vandenheuvel
and his wife and his Beatrice with it.

We're very proud of you.

Wow, what a difference
a day makes.

Should I move my shaving kit back in
and Hebrew sense of humor.

I think it's time that the medical board
reassess your situation

so I can make that happen.

I'd be happy to well.

Finally.

It would mean so much

if you would introduce us
to the general back.

Thanks so much to you or me,
so much to your family.

We're so very proud of her term,
quite the coup he's been able to pull off.

How have you met the general?

He truly is the most wonderful specimen
of a man clammy already truly glammy.

For me, outside of travel,
more on business.

I want to tell you what a fine veteran
is and a wonderful doctor,

and he deserves love.

Thank you, Sir.

Valerie, please, darling,
could you stop telling people?

Well, we're documenting the night.

Could be historical event,
you know.

Yes, but some people
appreciate their privacy.

You know my dude generally.

Yes.

Valerie in a home movie,
it's art.

Hatris,

you dance for me.

Darling.

My darling.

That is Cornelius Vanderbilt.

Mother.

Mother, that is Cornelius Vanderbilt,

and he's standing right next
to Alice Marble.

She might win the US Open.

Parents have to meet them.

They've wanted to meet
as well the whole time.

Can you just wait for two seconds
and we'll come back?

Did you hear what Father said
about you moving in?

Isn't that exciting?

No, thank you.

What?

What do you what do you mean?

No thank you.

What does no thank you mean?

I've waited too long.

For the wrong thing.

It turned into something
very different.

And it never once could be.

I think terrible things might happen.

I don't think that's right.

But I'm on your.

Well, there, there's Cornelius Vanderbilt.

Now is marble.

Let's go and meet them.

Only.

It's OK, man.

You still love us.

Thank God I'm running out of people.

Some important men who are.

I believe you wanted to meet.

Is that right?

Yes.

I would like to meet embarrassed.

We could meet these people
that we talked about.

And you look so lovely dancing.

Maybe you should stay here
with your friends.

Into the general and.

Spend my whole life
avoiding these people.

I feel the exact same way,
gentlemen.

This might be some of the better
ones worth giving a chance.

General Dillenbeck
is Mr Nevins, Nevins telecommunications,

Mr Bellport, Bellport Chemicals,
Mr Jeffers at Jeff's news chain.

Wanted to have Mr.

Tomlinson, legendary auto inventor,

but he couldn't be here tonight.

He has fantastic operation Immune.

Kill.

May I call you girl?

No, you call me general.

He prefers general Gill.

I understand.

We understand prefers
to be called general.

How's it going, Gill?

I'm Andrew nevins.

You can call me Andy.

You know.

I'll call you Andy.

You called me general.

I'm here to reckon for the death
of my friend Bill Meekins.

Who's that?

We're honoring him tonight.

Change, of course.

I'm terribly sorry
about what happened.

I almost forgot tragedy
was a daughter.

Terrible tragedy.

I look forward to speaking

with you tonight
about business opportunities overseas.

Our plant in Munich is getting
fantastic returns

because of strong leadership,

knowing how to get things done.

Capitalized.

Yes.

All right, good.

We're the three term.

You could be the 4th,
like playing golf.

And for good luck
we need a proper fifth general.

Won't you please step in?

To the general.

Magenta.

Talk about following
the wrong God home.

It's more an American than in dictatorship
built by American business.

There are two properties, General
Stever want to use them.

You or your family plan
your point in Maryland,

the home state of Bellport
Chemicals, Greg retreated

for you or the veterans.

And another one out
in East Hampton.

You and your family not like it.

I'll think about it, though.

The wife and I enjoy a little place
on the Jersey Shore.

Maybe you need a larger imagination,
general.

And so we all ended up here.

Never mind these men, general.

They think they own the world.

It's time to be getting
on with your speech.

Looking forward to your speech.

and

Picture of the star
of the 369th August on the glass.

What is that?

This is one of the finest
innovations from Zurich.

Removes all pain, all anxiety.

All needless thoughts
that occupy the mind.

My back is killing me
and I normally, guys like me,

we have to turn the booze,
the morphine,

and that can lead to addiction.

Oh, that's fast.

That is tremendous energy.

Feel my pain.

It's good, isn't it?

That is good.

There's more where this came from.

Burned.

I want to know more about this.

I would love to have
the chemical compound.

When I get together with my sisters
at the Brill Society,

we hold the sails
where we let our hair down

and it acts as a kind of antenna.

It allows us to communicate
with the greater race it honestly,

they come from a different Galaxy.

It's truly fascinating.

And now?

I wanted to say your speech tonight

general some friendly advice
all please,

please, please don't give them
any friendly advice, friendly advice.

Tonight, people will be listening
to you on the radio.

You'll never have a bigger audience
with more excited attention from everyone.

They'll be looking
to you for inspiration.

Remember the veterans who have led
and died on our behalf

and remember.

Bill meekins.

And honor him respectfully.

If you improvise and get lost in the woods
of some complicated criminal situation

over Meekins death, it will reflect
badly on you.

And we don't want that for you, Jeff.

Did you know was very clear
about he was gonna.

Honor Dominicans
and tell the truth.

That's exactly what I mean.

Focus on the good qualities Makins had,

his quietness and his kindness.

That's what I intend
to do in my own way.

What is that feel this.

This is walrus.

Ohh had shot.

Walrus was killed for this?

No, Sir.

He died of old age.

He lived a long, happy life
because he made smart choices.

The contribution for your foundation.

I don't have a foundation,
but maybe you should start one.

I can help you $36,000 generally.

Think of everything you can do.

Doctor Berenson
and his medical innovations.

So much to be accomplished.

You have to take the money.

What do you mean
I have to take it?

Listen to me.

Someone, not me, they will take
your face, your name,

put it in the New York Times
and wipe their dog's ass with it.

Of everything you've accomplished in your life,
it'll be forgotten, erased.

You'll be treated like an old
kook and buried by history.

That's what they can do.

Make the right speech.

Where they'll turn you into a martyr
and say an anarchist did it.

Don't make the mistake
like they'll make.

To the life.

That was a handsome boy.

They have some brothers.

that's

Doing Our Lady of faith.

Yeah.

Ladies, man, I met a Lady
of Spain once and she turned me

into a gentleman of pain.

Yes.

Now the gentleman I'm about to bring out right now

is a doctor of our regimen
and a man I like to call friend.

Please welcome for Paris.

Doctor Burks Berry.

anything

As you know me.

And the son of the mechanic
from Elmira.

As a child.

We love the world.

Naturally.

And we hope the world loves us.

As my friend Harold said, sometimes
I might have followed the wrong guy.

I'm not this one.

He always followed the right guy.

Showed leaders matters.

A few people shouting at me
in German had any courage.

You would behave with dignity.

I fought in five wars
on 3 continents.

People shouted me my whole life.

My whole life.

I know fear and I know facing fear.

But the one thing I truly detest,

the one thing I truly, truly detest.

His cruelty.

I've been offered money to become
the self appointed leader.

Of the veterans.

Veterans like you.

To be put in the White House.

Without an election.

As some sort of advisor
by popular demand of you.

These same people.

Want me to emulate a certain
European leader named Mussolini?

They think he's the type of leader
that this country needs.

The type of leader
who ran over a child.

And never stopped his car.

The type of leader whose excuse
was what's one person

in the affairs of the state.

General Bill Meekins
was in that car.

He was a friend of mine.

He was a good person.

But when he told that story.

When he intended to tell it
again here on this stage,

he became another person
whose life was worth nothing.

In the affairs of the state.

He was murdered.

Yes, he was murdered
and dishonored.

As I might be murdered or decided
for telling that story here tonight.

What kind of country does this become
when that happens?

I became a marine to serve the Constitution,

which intends for us all to be equal
in the brotherhood of mankind.

But what good is it when powerful
people make exceptions

for the people who stand in their way?

Some people have influence
and power like it

when regular folks
are fired up by hatred

because it distracts us
from the fairness and kindness.

They don't want us to think about too much
just so they can get more

and more of what they already have,
which is vast wealth.

This is your country.

This is your country.

Don't let the big men
take it away from you.

Like 5.

Understanding the bank.

Who's calling him not here?

Other detectives,
you know, they are not here.

Much more.

these

All right.

6-7 coronas.

That

is a great man.

Ask Mr gold.

You fool.

Before I might know
my father too.

Everyone leave.

OK, this is terrible.

We never meant for anything
like this to happen.

This is an outrage.

You're going to be charged.

You're going to be charged.

You.

Yes, you are confused
between my own pill and getting shot.

These eye drops
are the only reason I'm standing,

and I feel no pain.

And holy shit, look what's
happening in this room.

Everything.

He called you by your name.

Tom.

With pride.

I don't know that man.

We just thought that meant
for our lives or not.

Song pushed his because
he's a killer.

There is enough evidence.

I am sorry to say, that the man
who took a shot at General Dylan back on

that stage tonight was the same man
on the boat with Meekins on a ticket

purchased by your foundation.

No need to raise your voice.

Yours, Mr bones.

What's happening there?

What are the charges?

The charges are against you
and the guests.

You invited the Committee
of the five for what?

Committee of the five?

Conspiracy to bribe
the United States?

General attempted assassination?

Conspiracy to overthrow
the US government?

Trading with dictators.

Italy.

Germany, 2 murders.

Your foundation apparently seems
to be responsible for Meekins

and his daughter Tom.

Did you do this?

I felt it was wrong
that Meekins died.

That was a tragic theft
of a life.

But something had to be done

because he didn't see the opportunity
of the new ways to live.

He didn't understand me.

Didn't understand.

Do you understand that?

You need to slow it down.

Didn't have anything to do
with my medication.

Doctor Farias, he had done
with your mother before.

Is that true?

A little.

A little.

I did it for your own good.

You poisoned me.

If that's what you wanna call it, fine.

I was looking after you.

Your best interest.

You're reckless, like a child.

Listen to me.

You're running around all over Europe
and saying bad things about the war.

Consorting with black men.

Consorting with a man.

A free man in Amsterdam that fought
for you like the clinics, Tom?

What clinics?

Committee of the five.

You know what clinics.

I'm talking about forced sterilization.

We'll see about that.

We saw the Committee of the five symbol there.

Stop lying that Tom had an angle,
which, no surprise but the horror of it.

My God.

Right under Valerie's nose.

They kept her distracted
with the invented condition.

During Hitler's right hand
man and Hitler himself,

most people didn't even know who he was yet.

Tom even paid Gehring

to write a column
in the Jefferson Papers

about the new Arian government,
whatever that was.

Tom had just finished
the topiary with the symbol.

You couldn't see it
except from above.

I mean, you got to be some kind
of super fanatic believer to make your bushes like that,

don't you look at me like that.

And societies are built this way.

You live in a dream world
with your strange sculptures

and that's fine, you can have that,

but it won't make the world go round.

I'm very happy to be unimportant
and live in a place

that has love and beauty, art and love.

That's what makes the life worth living.

While you're building this big, gigantic,
terrifying future.

What a waste of your imagination.

I made plenty for us
rebuilding Germany.

I wanted to stand with the strongest
leaders in the world,

but I'm also happy to go
to war against them.

Another war, but we just did all that.

You mean to tell me these rich guys
will support dictators or fight them?

They believe in nothing
but making money.

That's why Meekins was killed,

because he wouldn't go along
with that or supported insanity.

And we had walked right into it.

Tom quickly saw says
his best chance to get the general

if you get someone like Gil Dylan back
involved with your adventure

would help me to get involved.

So you need something you always
he always needs someone in front.

You better rest.

You thought you'd use
these men to get me,

but I used them in their event
to reveal you

and stop your plan for at least a decade.

Maybe two or three more, hopefully.

Did stop the plot.

This is true.

The Committee of the five didn't
get their American dictator.

I appear before the Congressional committee,

the highest representation
of the American people

under subpoena,

to tell what I knew
about General testified to Congress,

and they agreed he was right.

The powerful people want
is it never enough?

They do the craziest things.

My God, what's the browser with?

What the hell did you do?

Valerie, what have you done with you?

What did you do?

We had everything we needed to prosecute,
and now it's all out the window.

That's a huge problem now, guys.

Well done, Tom.

My face.

She ruined my face.

I couldn't help it.

There's so awful woman.

Have you lost your mind?

I told you she was troubled.

Go to jail, Valerie.

Tell them the truth.

How?

Are you all right, Father?

You're shaking.

Ohh, I'm fine.

I was just thinking
about shooting Tom Libby in the face.

I won't do it.

Don't worry.

Well, that's a good decision.

Thank God.

Would have bollocksed everything.

We'd have no case.

You have to stand up to them as we had done,
and you have to live your truth.

I love how he's giving me
the greatest happiness of my life,

as has Bert.

There it is.

Look at that.

That's how you face such a world.

You must have love
in your heart for your life.

It is love versus hate.

I love my life
and the people in it.

Even Beatrice and clear,
not Portuguese.

I'm in love with Herma, Milton,
Shirley at the office with Morty

and tapestry, everything in it,

even my glass eye,
dillenbeck's dog

and the buyer base
we didn't get to have.

Each one of us is given a tapestry,
our own opera, this person

and this person thinking about it.

Love is not enough.

You gotta fight
to protect kindness.

You get attached
to people and things.

And they might just break your heart,
but that's being alive.

My back brace that I so disliked
had saved me from this bullet.

We three and helped stop
this terrible plot Bert Berenson,

Harold Woodman and Valerie Voss.

Jerks, Nevins or Tom
would not stay arrested long.

Those people never do.

Talk to my lawyer.

You'll see.

Committee of the five
never faced any charges.

They disappeared as they can do.

Tom and his friends
smeared the general.

It was a warning of what
they were capable of.

McGuire died mysteriously
at the age of 37.

He knew too much.

Valerie and Harold were no longer
safe in this country.

French for life means French for life.

You do whatever it takes.

We have to get them
on a boat that very night.

Wouldn't.

You should.

Thank you, Henry.

I'm way ahead of you.

I made my decision.

How it's coming with me.

You're coming with me now.

You're coming with me.

You'll be seeing me again,

Doctor Berentson,
because history repeats itself.

Goodbye, old friend.

We'll see you in Amsterdam.

Ah, no, you're not
going to answer them.

It's only a matter of time
before the Gestapo kicks down your door.

What's the Gestapo?

Ohh yeah
you don't want to know.

We'll we'll send you
somewhere safe.

Beautiful weather this time of year

and the blue headed burial
migration to Bucharest.

Spectacular bird country,
isn't it?

Really.

I'm jealous.

Why don't you come with us?

I choose to stay.

Who knows, maybe I'll find
a new life and new life.

I hope so.

Because when it comes to love,

there's nothing
quite so good as clarity.

I agree.

I stayed to stand up for my country

so that one day my best friends
could come back.

Look back there.

We've brought my good friend.

Be happy birthday.

Henry Hall.

Thank you, General

Milton.

Part of me wished
I did run with my friends.

But I did it.

You want for your heart

and for your people
to follow the right God home.

Amsterdam.

Amsterdam.

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