All language subtitles for The.Strain.S04E02.ION85

- Previously on The Strain...

- Mr. Desai, your duties
are about to expand

greatly.

You will be pleased to learn
that we have a great need

for a helpful
human confederate.

- I hate you!
(gasping)

- Behind the wall, come on!

- No one will forget the terrors
of Illumination Day.

Nine months later
we are marching forward

into a new era.

Thanks to the cooperation that is
at the heart of The Partnership,

everyone's needs are being met.
Just keep your blood donations

up to date and comprehensive
health care will be yours

at absolutely no cost.

- Strigs!

(growling)

- Why don't you just get it
over with now, huh? - Sit down.

- Help me! Help me? Please,
if you walk away, I'll die!

- Goddamn it.

(alarm beeping)

- Where are you going?
- Going out to get a newspaper.

- There's more
I want to tell you.

- Tell it to the moon.
She takes all my messages.

(laughing)

- Hey, what're you doing
Christmas?

- MEGYN: Safety.

Nutrition. Health care.

The chance to work, to be
challenged, and to grow.

The sad truth is that,
in our former world,

these were all privileges
of the elite.

Now they're available
to all of us.

That's all thanks
to The Partnership.

They understand what it takes
to let the human spirit thrive.

(growling)
And all they ask for in return

is something we can all
very easily part with.

- Morning, Eddie.
How's it going?

- It's going.

Have a good one, Raul.

♪

- Hi. I'm Sanjay Desai,
Chief Health Care Officer

for The Partnership. Now,
these donations you're making,

they're vital.
Vital to the society

we are building all
around you. A society

that will benefit every
living creature on this planet.

There'll be no more
violence, no crime.

And we will all get to pursue
our own happiness in peace.

This is our future, my friends.

And it's a bright one.

(indistinct announcement
over PA)

(grunting)

- Didn't I always tell you
to watch your back?

(laughing)

- Gus?
- What's up, little cousin?

Good to see you, man.
Look at you.

How you been?
- I thought you were dead.

- Yeah, yeah. A couple times
I thought I was too,

but here I am.

- Look, so what's going on?

(clattering in distance)

- Look, man.

I need you to help get me into
that building where you work.

You know,
when no one's around.

- Look, I can't help you
steal from the--

- Hey, hey, hey. Who said
anything about stealing?

It's more like reallocating.

- Huh?
- You just gotta trust me.

- It's just-- if I get
caught helping you...

- You think I would let
something happen to you?

- It's not that, man,
it's just that...

- Raul, just listen to me, okay?

You remember what your dad
used to always tell us?

- A good man takes care
of his family.

- That's right.

I'm here to take care
of you now.

We gotta take care
of each other.

♪♪♪

(squishing)

(gasping softly)

-DOCTOR:
The ultrasound shows that

your uterus is perfectly normal.

No reason why a baby couldn't
settle in nicely there.

Now, we know from your hormonal
tests that you've been ovulating

as expected. Your eggs
should be healthy.

So...
are you eating enough?

Getting enough rest?
- Plenty.

- Well, then, maybe this
next cycle will be the one.

You should be ovulating

five or six days from now,
so I'll see you then

and we will do
our very best, all right?

(footsteps retreating)

- It's a nice place
you got here.

- It's a hellhole
and you know it.

- Kinda homey.
- If your home's in hell.

Look, Bob, don't patronize me.

I know this place is a dump.
Not as clean

as what's-his-name
would keep it.

- Hey. Good luck.
- Thanks.

- Take this chart down
to ultrasound for me.

Thank you.

Hello, this is Nurse Greenwood.

I'd like an update on that file

that I gave you yesterday.
- She always changes her mind.

You know, after you were born we were
trying to decide on a name to call you,

and she wanted
to call you Herb.

- Don't worry, Miranda.

Sometimes it just takes
a little while.

- What kind of name is that?

- He's in the back.

- Dale, Dale. C'mon. C'mon.

We ain't sittin' around.
I want to play cards, man.

- Your customers are here.

- Professor. And the Duchess.

What do you got
for me today?

Are they fresh?

- Don't insult me, Elizalde.
- It seems your...

operation has expanded.

- Yeah, I got
a new partner now.

You remember Creem.

- Yes, I remember.

- It's the old man
that bought the magic book.

Looks like that didn't work out
too well for you, huh?

- It was either this

or our gangs were
gonna kill each other.

- At least I still
have the book.

It doesn't seem
you can say the same

for your $323 million.
- Yeah, well,

nuclear war wasn't good
for the economy.

No one wanted my gold certificates.
- Or your paintings

or all your other

material trappings.
Even greed has its limits.

- What about your book? - The Lumen
continues to be of vital importance.

- Whatever you say.

- Hey, I believe you,
Professor.

- When the time comes,

we're gonna need
people like you.

Experienced
fighters.

- I'd say I've had too much
experience already,

if you know
what I mean.

This is my fight now.

Besides, who else is gonna make
sure you got your pills, right?

- He is capable of so much more.

- You can't force
someone to fight

if their heart's not in it.
- Where are you taking me?

- What's going on?
- Why are you doing this?

- God, they're doing a raid
on our building.

Come on, Professor, let's get out of here.
- No.

The Lumen.
- The book'll be fine;

they'll never find it.
We'll come back for it later.

Come on!
- No, look!

We cannot let
the Lumen burn.

(grunting)
- Professor?

- Please.

- All right, look. Meet me at our
spot by the river. Stay out of sight.

(coughing)

(growling)

(hissing)

(coughing)

(coughing)

(growling)

Aah!

♪

♪

(growling)

- Oh...

I was a fool.

I realize now

that everything gained

can just as easily be lost.

- The book is safe, Professor.

We'll go back there and get it,

as soon as we get out of this.

- I'm not talking about
the book, Ms. Velders,

but about humanity.

For every stride,

every turn toward goodness

people make,

we want to believe that
the progress is lasting.

Irreversible.

We wanted to
believe this so badly

that we let down our guard.

And our own evil

crept back into us.

- (recording plays over PA):
Hi, this is Sanjay Desai,

Chief Health Care Officer
for The Partnership,

offering you a warm welcome.

- What are we doing here?
What are we supposed to do?

- In an effort
to improve the lives

of all of our residents
of New York,

you are being transferred
to more secure

and comfortable
residential facilities.

- Where do we go?
- Yeah, I'm going!

- This process is simply
a security check.

Thank you for your patience,
cooperation,

and welcome to
your new community.

- You, stay there!

Get over there, now!
Move it! Move it!

(men shouting)

- I have seen this before.

- On that side.

(screeching)
- You! Come here!

- No! No! No! No! No!
- No, Mommy, no!

Mommy!

- Leave him alone!

- (screaming)
- No! Stop it!

(roaring)

Get off of him! Get off him!

(shrieking)

(growling)
No!

Setrakian! Stop it!

- I said, move!
- Setrakian! No!

No!

No!

Setrakian!

- You want some fruit?

- No, thanks.

Not a big fan of pineapple.

- Hey, look.
Lucy's painting again.

What's your call?
Puppy or red-headed beefcake?

- Puppy.
- Hey, Lucy,

let us see it.

(laughing)

Beautiful. I love it.

Give it up, loser.

So, one more day

'til you ride that bozo
out into the sunset.

- Well, there aren't
really sunsets

anymore but, yeah,

that's the plan.

Unless you've changed your mind?

If you want to get out with me,

we still can
come up with something.

- Nah. Thanks, I'm good.

- You sure?
- Yeah.

It took six damn tries,
but I'm finally pregnant.

Which means I'm safe.

- Safe is a relative term,
Rosalinda.

- Look, I know
this isn't paradise.

But at least in here I can
pretend things are normal.

It's a hell of a lot better
than being out there.

- Not for me it isn't.

(gasps) - Any word
from Wilkins and Roach?

(grunting)
- Sorry.

- He can take it. He's been
known to argue vociferously

about how men have a higher
pain tolerance than women.

- Mm-hmm.
- That's definitely not true.

- See? And that is coming
from a doctor.

So you can admit
that it hurts.

- Doesn't hurt. I love it.

- Isn't there anything
else that we can do?

- In the absence of antibiotics,
we just have to wait and see.

What's with the firepower? You
have a bigger target or what?

- What firepower?

- The fertilizer bombs.

From the smell,
it's either that

or you're raising
livestock in here.

- Fair enough.

Yeah, the plan is to take out
as many buses as we can.

It's the easiest way
to take out multiple strigoi.

- And multiple people.

- There's no guarantee
of safety in this world.

- I understand that, but...

you're pushing your luck
with that shit.

- What luck?

And anyway, what's
the alternative?

Pretend like
everything's normal?

Trust the powers that be
to act in our best interest?

That's how we got
to where we are right now.

Too many people sitting back,

just hoping for the best.

- That I agree with.

- Your cousin pussied out.
We came all the way out here

for nothing.
- Gus!

Gus! Hey.

- I told you we could trust him.

W'sup, cuz? You all right, man?

- Hey. - You good?
- Hey, guys.

- So, what do we do?
What's the move?

- So, that's the way in.
Right there.

- Good. Let's go.

- Hold on. Hold on.

First we gotta take out that
sentinel. I'll take care of it.

You guys lay low, all right?

- Move.

(shrieking)

- Ah, man.

- C'mon! Let's go!
- Okay. This way.

- Two of you,

make sure one of the
trucks is ready to go.

- Okay. Come on!

(chuckling)

- (whoops) That's what
I'm talking about, Raul.

What'd I tell you, man?

- How'd they even grow
this shit without sunlight?

- The Partnership
has grow houses

run with
ultraviolet light.

- That's perfect.
They're using tricks

they got from the drug dealers.

Come on, let's get
this shit out of here.

- Get that side.

I see you looking at it.

There you go.

- Raul?
- Back up! Back up!

- Gus, it's cool! I know him.

What's going on, Eddie?

- Hey, man.

You're not supposed
to be in here.

- Right. Yeah, man.
My mistake.

Look, we're
just gonna get out of here,

okay? I mean,

you and me, we're cool, right?

No one needs to know about this?
- Oh, look, I'm supposed

to be keeping an eye on this
place. I gotta report this.

- Listen.

Eddie. It's Eddie, right?

- Yeah. - Look, there's
gotta be something

or some way
we can work this out.

Right? We have a lot
of things we can offer you.

Food, medicine, liquor?

- No, man, no. I don't need
none of those things.

I need this job.
I've got a family, Raul.

(gunshot)
- Jesus!

- Creem, what're you doing?

- Take it and go!
Move, move, move!

- Damn it!
- Go, go, move!

Round this way! Round the back!

(gunshots)
- Creem, chill!

Creem! Chill, man!

Eddie!

Eddie, come out, bro.

Just come out and talk to us,
man. You're not gonna get hurt.

(alarm blaring)

Creem, we gotta get out
of here. Come on.

- Everybody inside. Let's go.

- Where's Eddie, man?
- I dunno. We lost him. Come on!

- No, but he saw me. He's gonna
report me. I gotta find him.

- Raul. You're coming with us,
all right? Come on!

- Let's go, let's go!

- You got anything good?
- I don't believe it, man.

- That was close.
- This is it. Home sweet home.

You got the kitchen over there,

couches. Cozy, right?

Make yourself comfortable.

- Um,

where's the bathroom at?

- It's right back there
to the left.

The toilet might not be working,
so there's a bucket.

- So, this wasn't
quite a gold mine

like you said
it would be.

Your cousin should have known.
- He had no reason to.

It's on me. I should
have done more recon.

- He can stay here tonight,
but that's it.

- You think I'm
gonna kick him out

after what he
just did for us?

He don't got a job
no more, Creem.

- In case you forgot,
this is a business.

Not some charity
group-home bullshit.

- I'm not doing charity.
Raul's gonna hold it down,

trust me. - You're not getting it, man.
- No, you're not getting it.

Raul's family.

He stays.

You got a problem with that,
you take it up with me.

(scoffing)

- I'll be back.

Hi, Jeremy.

- Oh, hey, Miranda.

- We all set for tomorrow?

- Um, what's happening tomorrow?

- Don't get cute with me.

You're bringing in the jizz
fridge and, when it's empty,

you're going to carry me
back out in it.

- Okay, listen.

I know I said I would do it,

and I want to do it.
I mean, I want to help you...

- Look, they haven't stopped
you once on your way out,

no matter what
you've been carrying.

You just need to get me
back out onto the truck,

and we're home free.

- And once they realize
you're gone?

- They'll never suspect you.

You're loyal.

They trust you.

- Look, I just
can't do it, Miranda.

I'm sorry.

- I knew you'd do this.

I just knew you'd pull the rug
out right from under me

when I finally gave in
and slept with you.

- That didn't happen.

- Oh, but it did.

And if you don't
follow through with this,

I am gonna tell everyone what we
did in the medical storage room.

I think Mr. Desai

will be particularly interested.

He's very
protective of us

B-positive girls.

I wonder what he'll think
when he finds out

you got your...
material into the mix?

- This is bullshit!

- What's going on?
- Krystal never came back

from her doctor's appointment this
morning, and now all of her stuff's gone.

She was only on her
fifth insemination.

Now she's probably dead.

- What are you talking about?
- She must've been relocated.

- Oh, right. To the wonderful
B-positive living facility?

Hey, dummies,

we are here because strigoi
like the taste of our blood

and they want us
to make more of it.

So if we can't breed for them,
then what else are we good for?

- This is not the time
to be talking about this.

- They can get more blood

if they keep us alive.
They'll want to make sure

that we're healthy,
that we're eating...

- If that were true,
then why wouldn't they

just keep us all here?

And why all the goddamn secrecy?
- What's going on here?

- Just the same bullshit.

- All right. You need
to settle down, miss.

- And you need to stop
lying to us, bitch!

(gasping)
(light knock)

- Now you've done it.

- You need to stop this.

- I'm not just some idiot.
- Yeah, I know that.

But they're never gonna tell us
where Krystal

and the others went.
But we both know

it's not a place that
anyone would wanna go.

So it's a good thing
you get to stay here,

right? That is, unless you
keep making scenes like this.

- Sir, I just hate to see
you have to interrupt

your work.
- This is my goddamn work!

If you and your staff
can't handle

these little disturbances,
I'm gonna have to.

- No disturbances here.

Everything's fine.

- Is it?

- Just hunky-dory.

Right, girls?

(approbations)

- Hm. Well, it looks like

one of your patients
has done your job for you.

Miranda, isn't it?

Absolutely. I give you
my word. Okay.

Thank you, Lauren.

(door opens, closes)

Have a seat, Miranda.

I can see you're very
frustrated here.

- Why would anyone be
frustrated?

(chuckling)
- Right.

I get it.

You're an
intelligent woman,

you have skills, and
you find it a bit of an insult

that you're being
asked to be a...

baby vessel, right?

Believe it or not,

I'm very familiar with the
feeling of being undervalued.

I'll always be grateful to
people who saw my potential.

Gave me the opportunity
to excel.

That's what I'm doing with you.

I want you to work
for me, Miranda.

Be my special liaison
between myself and the ward.

I've seen these women.

They respect you.

They will listen to you.

- So you want me to be the
mouthpiece for your bullshit?

- Excuse me?

- You know, the B-positive
living facility

that all the infertile
women disappear to?

- Now, that is a very spacious,
very accommodating place.

Barely a downgrade from
the luxury of this place.

- Sure.

What about the babies?

What's going to happen to
the first one when it's born?

- Let me assure you,

those babies are of unbelievable
value to the Partnership.

They will want for nothing.

- So they can eventually
end up as breeders, like us?

- Okay, I'm a very pragmatic
person, Miranda,

and I'm getting a sense that
you are, too,

so why don't we just
cut all the bullshit, okay?

Just be honest.

So, this whole
post-Illumination

new-world crap, it's not
really my preference.

But, hey, it's the world
we're living in now, right?

Now, does that mean
I don't understand

why some people might be
resisting it? No,

of course not.
I'm not an idiot.

But these people,
they're delusional.

And, quite frankly,

they're selfish.

- You think people trying to
resist this nightmare are selfish?

- Yeah, I do, actually.

They're putting
their own

misguided sense of righteousness above
the well-being of all of humanity.

If, instead, they would
follow, I don't know,

my example, maybe put all that energy
into actually helping one another,

then it wouldn't be such
a nightmare, would it?

No, it, uh...

it actually would be
pretty great,

right?

So, what do you say?

You gonna help me, Miranda?

- No. Thank you.

Guess I'm not as
civic-minded as you are.

Quite the misanthrope, actually.

(laughing)
- Misanthrope?

All right. I guess
that's your call.

Well, I hope you end up on the
right side of things, Miranda.

Because the
sad thing is,

these delusional people?

They don't exactly thrive

in the new world.

Anyways, you know
where to find me.

- Still no fever. I think
you're out of the danger zone.

Just keep him clean, let him get
some rest, he should be fine.

- Thank you. I don't know what
we would have done. - Thank you.

- So, uh,

food and supplies?

- Help yourself.

So, is this really the only
reason you came with us?

- What other reason
would there be?

- I don't know.

It just seems like maybe you're more...
(banging on door)

- It's Roach! Alex! - Roach! Roach!
What happened? Are you okay?

- Right after the bomb went off,
we got attacked by strigoi.

I had to hide out by the river
until I was sure

I wasn't being followed.
- Where's Wilkins?

- He didn't make it.

- They captured him?
- No, that's the crazy thing,

they just drained him.
It's weird, right?

I didn't think they were
doing that anymore.

- They only do that
when there's a purpose.

After they've turned him, they'll
have access to all of his memories,

every piece of information
he had. He'll be a part

of their collective
consciousness.

They drank him to get
to the rest of you.

You need to go. They could be
on their way here

right now.
- You heard him. Let's pack up. Fast.

- Where are you headed?
- It's fine. We have other hiding spots.

- And did this Wilkins
know about them?

- Shit. If he knew about them,

they're all blown.

- I've got a place you can go.
But we need to go now.

- Guys, come help me get these bombs out.
- No, it's not enough time.

Take the propane.
- But we need them.

- Go.

I'll handle it.

- Right, guys, come on! Let's move it!
- Over there!

- I've got your stuff.

(snarling)

(beeping)

(shrieking)

- Let's get out of here.
- One second.

(snarling)

Okay, we can go now.

(soft sobbing)

- Is everything
all right in there?

- Miranda?
- Yeah.

(toilet flushing)

Hey.

- I'm bleeding.

- Oh, shit.

I'm so sorry.

- This is the second
time for me.

If Desai finds out about this
one I'm gone, just like Krystal.

- It's okay. It's okay.

We just... we should just
think for a minute.

- You need
to help me, Miranda.

My next exam is
in less than a week.

- Okay, follow me. Come on.

Come on. Come on.
- What is this?

I can't take two.

There's barely room for one!
- You're only taking one.

For now.
- Wait, what do you mean "for now"?

- You're taking me next week.
- You've gotta be kidding me.

I'm not doing this twice.

- Yes, you are, or do you want
me to speak to Mr. Desai?

- Oh, you bitch.

- Yeah, I've heard worse.
This is your air tube.

If you hide it here they'll never be
able to see it from the outside. - Okay.

- Remember. The Olympian Club,
West 54th Street.

When I get out, I'm gonna
come find you there.

It's gonna be okay.
- Okay. Look,

if I'm not back outside
in two minutes,

they're gonna come
in here looking for me.

(banging)

- I can't do it! I'm sorry!
I can't breathe in there.

- Hey. Hey, it's okay,
it's okay. Yes, you can.

You just need to stay calm and
breathe slowly, okay? - No, you go.

- I'm not leaving you here while
you're in trouble. - Okay, seriously,

I need to leave!
- This is your last chance!

Go on. Hey! Hey, hey, hey!

Help me!
- Shit.

I can't be here.
I can't be here. I've gotta go!

I've gotta go! - Wait!
- You're not listening to me!

I need...

- I just found two of your patients
in the medical storage room.

- This isn't what
it looks like. It's...

we were just trying...

- Jeremy,

care to explain?

- I didn't touch them.

- Is this true?

Take him away.
- Oh my God!

Oh my God! No! No! No!

She set me up! She set me up!
She was trying to escape!

I didn't do anything!
She blackmailed me!

I didn't do anything!
This is bullshit!

I didn't do anything!
- You ladies better come with me.

Mr. Desai is gonna have
a few questions for you.

Come along.

Let's go.

- Right, when she gets back
you give her this bag.

You've gotta take this one.
We've gotta get 'em up

as fast as possible, okay?

- Yeah.

- You stick somebody up there,
they can see anyone

coming from either direction.
And if you get in trouble,

there's exits everywhere.

- I take it you've
stayed here before?

- Yeah, yeah,
it would have been

perfect, except I didn't have
enough fuel to keep warm.

But, with your supplies,
you should be golden.

All right? Good luck.

- Listen, why don't you
stay with us? Help us?

- I'm good where I am, thank you.
- I don't believe that.

Hey, I've seen you.
You're a fighter.

So why the hell
aren't you fighting?

- Fighting cost me my kid.
- Yeah?

I lost a kid, too.
So did Roach. And Sway,

he lost his whole family.
You think that means

we should all just lie
down and give up?

- It would do about
the same amount of good.

- That's bullshit.
- All right.

Nobody here is gonna
say this to you, so here goes.

You're just provoking them
and getting people

injured and killed.

You're not going to win.

- We just need
to show people

that the strigoi aren't invincible. If
we can inspire just one single person

to put down their stupid Partn--
- Trying to

inspire people? That's
what you're doing?

- Yes! - Then you need to be
smarter. You need to think bigger.

Anybody can plant
a bomb under a bus,

but those big
Partnership buildings?

I saw them pumping tankerfuls
of blood into the pipes.

If you could find a way
to put something poisonous

into that blood,
you could take out

thousands of strigoi and they
wouldn't know what hit them.

You should be doing
things like that,

instead of messing around
with random bombings.

- Okay,

let's do that.

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