All language subtitles for Intelligence s01e12 Dantes Inferno.eng

Let's go. Let's go.

Call Bob. Tell him
to get down here right away.

- Is he gonna talk?
- Everybody talks eventually.

- Bob, where are you?
- What's up?

We're on Georgia
heading for the viaduct.

Dante's got Johnny. Get over here.

You know those guys, right?

Friends of yours, right?

Are you telling me that you've never
seen those guys before?

Come on, answer
my goddamn phone calls.

He's going right. He's going right.

- Shred all these files.
- Yes, ma'am. Can I ask why?

Somebody at the top decided
it would be a good idea

to let Royden stay in the job.

Do they realise
he's an American mole?

They do and they want me
to try and turn him.

- I don't think that man can be turned.
- I know. Everyone's gone mad.

Shred those files,
go into Ted's office,

grab whatever he's got.
Shred those too.

Yes, ma'am.

Don't get too close.
We'll get burned.

Hey, it's me. Where the hell are you?
Call me when you get this message.

Dante just kidnapped somebody.
Jump in this cab.

Go, go, go.

This is all reliable information
you've given me

from an intimate source?

Yeah, it's intimate.

Don't suppose
you can tell me who that is?

Sure. I'm seeing this secretary
who's banging the other guy

who's banging the guy
who's got the inside dope.

That's reliable.

They said there's no way Mary's
gonna make the move upstairs.

That's correct.

What's going to happen to her if
Royden bumps her from taking the job?

They're gonna keep her where she is,
running the OCU, which means

no promotion for you.

Work for Mary a little longer.

Shit. Christ...

Anything else
you need, man? I gotta run.

No, that's good.

Ted here.

It's Dick Royden.
Have you got time for a drink?

- I just need a half hour.
- I'll be at the bar.

Hello, it's nice to see you again.

It's nice to see you too.

I was wondering if maybe
you were free for drinks later.

That would be very nice. I just...

I have to finish off some business.

Me too. I have to see a client.
Meet me back here in an hour?

I'll be here. I'll see you later.

- Look forward to it.
- Me too.

What do you know about my nephew
being shot?

You behind that?

Answer my calls.

I'm gonna ask you one more time.

You know who was involved?

- What's the problem?
- Hey. I'm following Dante.

He picked up a guy involved
in the shooting of his nephew.

I don't think
he's gonna survive the trip.

- Where are you?
- Heading east on Hastings.

1800 block, Hastings.

You gotta get somebody after him,
man. He's gotta be stopped.

- You need a patrol car, or something.
- Right.

Right here.

Go, go, go, go!

He's dead.

You think he talked?

Guess we're gonna find out
pretty soon, aren't we?

- He's dead.
- Where is he?

- Corner of Franklin and James.
- Who was in the car with him?

- I don't know.
- You witnessed this?

No, I didn't.
Don't try to put me in this.

When Homicide finds him,
they're gonna wanna know

how I knew about it
before it happened.

Tell 'em you got a tip
from an anonymous informant.

I can't. Homicide are gonna
want to talk to you.

You promised me anonymity,

and that you'd answer
the goddamned phone when I called!

You were late. Now this guy's dead.

Don't put me in this,
or I'll put you in it.

All right. Just give me a description
of the car, the time, everything.

11:25, Corner of Franklin and Jays.

I wanted to have a chat
about your candidacy

for taking over as the head
of the Organised Crime Unit.

- I assume you're interested.
- Very much so, of course.

In order for that to happen,
it's going to take some finessing

to get Mary removed.
I'm gonna need your help.

Right.

I'll need your statement about
what occurred the night Lee was killed.

What exactly do you need to know?

What precautions were not taken
by Mary to prevent his shooting.

- She's going to wear it, is she?
- Unless you want to share the blame.

Not particularly, no.

Right. So I'll need
a detailed report...

with proper procedures
and how they weren't followed.

I don't need something right now.
Get me a draft and I'll take a look.

When do you need it?

Something tomorrow would be good.

Will Mr Mallaby be made

permanent head of the office here?

Mallaby - no, he's just temporary.

Any idea who might be taking over?

You'll know very soon. Let's just do
this other thing first, all right?

Sure.

I'll need all your informant
case files in the morning, as well.

I need to know who Mary's been
making deals with.

- Any files in particular?
- All your confidential informants.

- Any problem there?
- No. No problem.

Tomorrow, then.

- What's happening?
- I'm down in Portland,

- trying to make this thing happen.
- All right, good.

Let's get Reardon down there
and wrap this thing up.

Yeah, well, we're trying.
Will be any day now.

You're gonna call Reardon again,

tell him you have all his money

but you need to meet him down here.

Yeah, and how am I supposed
to get him to come to me?

I usually send the money
through a courier.

Tell him you need to renegotiate
your distribution deal.

You gotta meet him face to face.

And let him alone with me, right?
You're gonna be watching me, right?

This guy will shoot me if he thinks
I'm setting him up.

Yeah, yeah, we'll be watching you.

You're in safe hands.

Yeah, I think so.

There's Spalding.

Yeah, it's here.
I'll give you a shout when I can.

- You got a witness for me?
- Sorry, he's a confidential informant.

I can't let you talk to him,
but I can tell you what he saw.

Black sedan, plate number 351 FTL.

Yeah, we know that already.

Does your informant know
who's in the vehicle?

- I'm gonna have to talk to him.
- Yeah, that's not gonna happen.

He's a valuable source.
I'm not gonna identify him.

I already gave you
all the information he has.

This dead guy here isn't valuable
any more, so he doesn't count ***

I'm not giving you my source.

- Good to know what side you're on
- Let me know how things go.

- Don't count on it.
- How are we doing?

Good. I'm going for drinks
with Dick Royden.

Right now?

OK. Shit!

Can you get him
up to his room tonight?

If I can't get a man
up to his hotel room,

I shouldn't be
in this business any more.

How far do you want me to take it?

Whatever it takes for me to get access
to his cellphone for half an hour.

- His cellphone? All right.
- This is how it's gonna go down.

Tell me
if you think you can pull this off.

Here he comes.

What's going on?
Come in. Sit down.

What's up? You guys
look like you've seen a ghost.

No, thanks.

- What's up? You're making me nervous.
- Johnny just got killed by Dante.

Hang on. Hang on.

- It's not your business.
- I can take care of this.

It is our business,
and Johnny probably told them

who was involved
in the killing of Dante's nephew.

Like it or not,
we're all in this together.

He'd never rat anybody out.

They tortured him. There's not a lot
of guys who'd take that kind of shit.

We can't let this escalate, man.
We gotta watch our backs

and pull together.
We can't let it escalate.

So you won't let me do nothing?
You can take revenge but I can't?

Your brother's worth something,
my cousin isn't?

We're not saying that.
You helped us. Now we help you.

Right? We want to get together and
talk, make a plan together.

I know how to deal with my family.

- I'll talk to you tomorrow.
- Sorry you lost your cousin.

He was a good guy.

We don't know what Dante knows.

We don't know whether Johnny told
him we were involved with the robbery,

so we gotta be prepared
for the shit to fly here.

All right. Yeah. I think we should
step up security on Stella,

so I'm going to ask Francine
to watch her for a while.

To have somebody
in the house with her?

Let's get some more guys in and
around the club here.

Done.

And Phan? Man, he's gonna want
to take revenge.

We told him we were gonna help
him out, so we'd better find out

what it is he's gonna do, so we can
get onto it before he does it.

I'll make a call.

- You look lovely tonight.
- Thank you.

This is exactly what I needed.
I had a crazy day today.

But I think I may have found you an
apartment you might want to look at.

Thank you. Maybe we could do that
this weekend.

- Perfect. How was your day?
- Well, busy. Meetings...

You hungry? Want to go out and get
some dinner?

Maybe a bit later.
Right now, I just want to unwind.

What would you like?

Vodka neat and a glass of champagne.

Make that two.

They're having drinks.

We're gonna have
a very short window to do this.

I got a techie with me standing by.

OK, if Katarina does this,
she'll call.

We should go to her office and wait.

Thank you.

You gotta quit calling the Senator.
She's getting pissed off.

I'll quit calling when she starts paying
attention to what I'm saying.

She is, believe me.

Allegations of an American mole
in the thick of our spy service

are taken seriously in Ottawa.

We have to tread very carefully.

Then explain to me,
if we're all being so careful,

why we can't just sideline him
immediately.

Because if he is an American mole,

we should try and use him,
not just out him.

And I am telling you Dick Royden
is not the type who can be turned.

He's a long-term American operator.

- Who's your source for that?
- I'm not telling you.

And you have
concrete evidence of that?

- Not yet.
- So when you do,

then we'll decide
whether we hang him or turn him.

Either way,
we need the evidence first.

If we accuse him without proof,
that'll cause a diplomatic stir.

Oh, God forbid
we should cause one of those

You have a mole who's about to be
appointed to the head of the division.

He's gotta be stopped.
Trying to turn him is ridiculous.

So what shall I tell the Senator?

Are you going to handle this the way
she and the committee wish,

or should we replace you and go
to somebody else to handle it?

Cos that can happen.

You can tell the Senator
that I'm gonna do whatever it takes

to prevent Mr Royden
from penetrating

our spy service
any further than he already has.

If she and the committee wanna be
responsible for promoting a foreign spy

to the head of
our Western Intelligence Office,

I'll go to the press -
cos that can happen, too.

It's really not wise to threaten
members of the Intelligence Committee.

Tell the Senator
that if she wants to stop me,

she can come and do it herself,

quit sending her peons
to do her business

Thanks for the drink.

Watch the bar for me.

Check it out. Whoa!

Fresh from the mint.

It has that real-money smell,
you know.

Like fresh fruit off the tree.

Fresh fruit off the tree!

Oh, my God.
I'm going to hear about this!

- Hear about what?
- Sitting here with you.

Everybody's always trying
to fix me up on a blind date

and I never take them up on it.

We're going to be the gossip of all
of them tomorrow.

Then I guess if I ask you up
to my room for a late dinner,

that'll really set tongues wagging.

That's a really nice invitation.

And you're a really nice man,

but I have to tell you,
I'm a little bit old-fashioned.

I'm not used to moving quite
so quickly into something.

I don't want you thinking
I do this often, either.

In fact, I've never done this.

I don't wanna wake up in the morning
and regret not having made a pass.

I have wanted to tell you how beautiful
you are since the day I met you.

- You're embarrassing me.
- It's true.

We met.

We like each other.

Something could come out of it.
Maybe nothing.

Who knows?

I suppose a little late-night dinner
might be nice.

She's in. They're on their way up
to his room.

If she gets lucky, we get lucky.

- Hey, man, it's me.
- Hey. Got my money?

Yeah, I got it.
Sorry I made you wait.

I had to call in some markers
and hustle it all up. I got it.

It's here. Want to come down
and pick it up?

Why don't you send it on up the
usual way?

Yeah, well, that's what I wanted
to hit you with.

Been together a long time, right?

I never bitched about anything.

I always done good by you.

Cut to the chase.
I'm in the middle of something here.

I need to renegotiate that deal.

I wanna talk to you face to face.

OK, that sounds reasonable.
Give me a couple of days.

- I'll get back to you.
- Yeah. OK, that's cool.

Nicely done, man.

- Thanks for coming in.
- What's going on?

I'm thinking maybe things are gonna
get a bit crazy in a little while.

Oh, God.

That's not for certain.*

I don't want you to become a target.
I don't want Stella being a target,

so I was hoping
if I could talk you into

maybe getting out of town
for a couple of weeks, taking Stella...

tjust till things blow over

and I get a better handle
of what's going on.

What happened?

Some things
got a little out of hand.

I was thinking the Disciples
might do something.

Is it Michael?

No, it was me.
I did something stupid.

Now it's coming back at me, so...

I was hoping you'd take Stella and
head over to the island up to Grandad's.

- Where are you gonna be?
- I'm staying here. I can't leave.

Why don't I come and stay
in the house with you and Stella?

Don't make me go away and wait
by a phone somewhere.

I don't think it's a good idea.
I think...

I don't think it's a good idea.

- I'd rather you headed to the island.
- We've been through this before.

The house is safe.
Got security out there.

But it's just temporary, really,
till things blow over.

- I'm not gonna...
- You want me there, or not?

Why don't you head out tomorrow?

Why don't I come out tonight?

You don't need anything?

OK, head out tonight.
I'll be out in a couple of hours.

I'll see you later. Be careful.

It's just my phone.
Let it ring.

Call again.

I'd better get this.

Hello?

I'm so sorry!
No, I'm so sorry.

No, I'll do that right away.

No. I'm in the office.

Five minutes. I'll send it over.

I forgot to e-mail a client her
itinerary. She's leaving in the morning.

Ten minutes - I have
to run to the office.

I'll be here.

So just watch your backs,
keep your eyes open.

Likewise.
Call me any time.

What's going on? You look stressed.

We got a little problem with Dante.

Are you still friends with
whatshername, his little sister?

- Rayann? Yeah, we still talk.
- OK, good.

You two should get together.

Tell her you want to get together,
sort out a misunderstanding.

What misunderstanding?

Like you heard Dante thinks we had
something to do with killing his nephew,

which is bullshit.

I told him
I'd be back in ten minutes.

I can't guarantee
I can get this done in ten minutes.

Don't worry, he'll wait.

- No doubt?
- Nice job.

OK, what do we want?

Phone numbers, e-mails...
everything.

- Everything's OK up there?
- Fine. He's probably asleep by now.

- Everything OK?
- Fine. It's fine.

And I'm turning this off
until the morning.

Try and have some of this
traced by morning.

Yes, ma'am.

- How are you doing tonight?
- Good.

- Everything quiet?
- Yeah.

- Francine just came about 2 hours ago.
- Right. Thanks, man.

Morning, sweetie.

Morning. We better hurry,
we're gonna be late.

Sorry. Slept in a little bit.

- Is that... Mom?
- Yep.

- OK. Get your lunch, will you?
- OK, I'm confused.

She's gonna drive you to school.

- Morning.
- Morning.

Morning.

She's gonna stay with us
for a few days.

I gotta talk to you about something.

Don't want you getting worried.
I just want you to be aware.

- Sandwich or leftovers?
- Leftovers.

We have a little business problem
down at the club.

Ronnie and I got threatened
by a couple of the guys

and we need to take some extra
security measures

and you'll probably notice a couple
of extra guys hanging around.

- OK.
- OK? Right.

Mom is going to drive you,
so I gotta fly.

Have a good day.

You ready to roll?

What did they threaten to do?

They're just a couple of jokers trying
to get some money out of your dad.

A little business misunderstanding.
It's not a big deal.

They're probably just full of hot air,
but your dad's a worry wart

and he needs to feel
that he's being careful.

What kind of "business
misunderstanding"?

Your dad had some work done
and they didn't do a very good job

so he didn't pay them and they
threatened him.

- Why don't they just call a lawyer?
- Come on.

- Morning.
- Morning.

Any luck?

These are the phone calls.
I'm just printing off the e-mails.

There's hundreds of them.
Take a look.

Royden's been making repeated calls

to both our Deputy Minister
for Security and Intelligence

and the American Embassy. A very
interesting list of calls.

You can see he starts his day
with a call to the embassy

first thing in the morning,

then it's the Deputy Minister's
office in Ottawa.

It's always the embassy and the S&I
office in Ottawa, back to back,

as if he's relaying conversations.

Do we know who he's talking to
in the S&I office?

Is it the Deputy Minister himself?

I'm assuming, it's a direct line.

What about the American Embassy?
Do we know who he's talking to there

Keith Huff, an attache.

I've been running
a search programme on him, as well.

I think it's the e-mails you're gonna
find interesting.

You can see at the bottom of that top
page there,

it's Huff at the American embassy

and it's written a day after you
would have informed S&I

about having a mole
in the wire room.

It says,
"We're having trouble in Vancouver."

Trouble in Vancouver!

Huff responds on the next page
about an hour later

and says something like,
"You better go out there yourself

- and see if you can intervene."
- Jesus Christ!

He tells the Americans for our mole and
they ask him to get in the middle of it.

Yes, ma'am. ***

You'd better take an hour
and have a look at them.

I'm still working on matching
some of these phone numbers.

Thanks for the tea.

- Inspector...
- Yes?

I've just been told Dick Royden
wants to come round,

take a meeting with me.
Thought you'd wanna know.

- What about?
- They didn't say.

- I'll let you know.
- Thank you.

- Hey.
- How you doing?

- My condolences.
- That's OK.

- So Jimmy sent me over.
- Let's go out the back.

- Were you in the army?
- Yeah.

What kind of things did you do?

- Special Operations.
- Special Ops?

You must know how to make a pretty
good bomb, then.

- Not my specialty, but yeah.
- What is your specialty?

Recon. Reconnaissance.

Do you want to do some recon for me?

First I want to know what it is you
want as a result.

I want to get revenge for my cousin.
I want a member of Dante's family.

Know what I would do?

You want to kill a snake,
cut off his head - not his tail.

How's it going, bro?

- Is Mike around?
- Yeah, he's in the back.

- Hey, Willie. What's happening, bro?
- Not too much. How are you doing?

- Not bad.
- You bought the place?

Good for you, buddy. Good for you.

We used to do some business here
with Ray.

Yeah. Actually have one of her
machines over there.

Really?
I got one of my own there now.

I saw that.

Anyway, I was hoping I could
convince you to take hers back.

Hey, man, I'm happy using my own.

You know how the shit works,
don't you, Mike?

- Forget the dope trade, it's our shit.
- Well, not any more, man.

Your guys try to work this room,
I'm gonna kick them out.

You had a chance to buy the place.
Why didn't you?

Has Ray forgotten we had first dibs?

- You'll have to take that up with Ray.
- I will, bro.

- That your partner over there?
- Yeah. This is Red.

- Good luck to you, boys.
- Good luck to you, too.

I want it 360, all the way around.
No blind spots.

I don't want them just facing down.

I want the cameras

looking up at all
these windows and roofs, all right?

We'll talk about the other shit
later.

I'm thinking I'm gonna head down
to the States for a couple of days.

Oh, yeah? What for?

Thought I'd go on down and
get the money Alex owes us.

Why don't I come down with you?

Stay here,
keep your hand on the wheel.

How about
I send somebody down for you?

He wants to negotiate
something new, so...

It's OK. Wouldn't mind getting
out of town for a couple of days.

Thought I'd take Stella
and Francine.

It's funny - I thought I just heard
you say "Francine".

You see this glass of water?

It's nice. It's beautiful,
clean water. Right?

But it's full of poison.

You drink it, it's gonna kill you.

You do not want to get involved
with Francine again. Wake up!

I'm looking at some very disturbing
communications

that would indicate
beyond any question

that our Security and Intelligence
Ministry has been deeply infiltrated

by American intelligence. I hope
that warrants a return call.

You were going to have a statement
ready for me.

Yeah, I'm just working on that now.

Well, send it on up when it's ready.

I'll take your informant files now.

You're gonna have
to speak to Mary about that.

She took possession
of all those last night.

And what can I do for you today?

Mr Mallaby requested your confidential
informant files and you refused.

Now I'm asking.

If you refuse me, I'm going to have
to take serious measures.

And what would those be?

If I don't have all those files
on my desk by tomorrow morning,

I'm going to let a leak
to the general public

that Jimmy Reardon
is working hand in hand

with the Organised Crime Unit
as an informant.

In some countries, that would be
considered treason.

- I don't know what to do.
- Are you sure he's an American agent?

Yes. You just have to read
some of these e-mails.

Please, read them and let me know
if I'm crazy.

I trust your judgment.

Thank you.

Any help
from the Intelligence Committee?

I can't talk to them.
They're compromised.

Everything I tell them
goes right back to Royden.

Tried one last time to get
the Senator to intervene.

You're gonna have to tell Reardon
he might be exposed.

He wants you to build them a bomb?!

Your phones, guys - I want you to
give them up.

He said he wanted to go for a member
of Dante's immediate family,

but I think
I talked him out of that!

- Wants to take Dante, instead.
- You talked him out of that too, right?

- Say yes. Come on.
- Not yet.

Listen, let's think about this.
If Phan wants to take out Dante,

I don't see the problem.

What are you saying?
You've known the guy your whole life.

He's always been a psychopath. Should
have dealt with him in the school yard.

The clock is ticking here, Jimmy.
The clock is ticking.

Look, I'm not gonna build the guy
a bomb, OK? Get real.

Catch you guys later.

Let him do it himself.
Why get in the way?

It's not our problem.
He wants revenge for his cousin.

Who are we to question that?

You'd do that for Mike...
and you'd do that for me.

Don't let me down here, fellas.
Am I right?

I'm gonna talk to Dante. I'm gonna
chill out this whole situation.

- I will.
- Again?

Yeah, again.

Again and again - as many times as
it takes.

Don't let him out of your sight.

This number is no longer in service.

I have an idea
how to deal with Phan.

They can do a lot of recon,
you know.

I think I'm convinced they'll just
hit Dante, avoid innocent bystanders.

So I just stall him along
and maybe he simmers down.

Would you simmer down?

It takes time. Eventually,
you gotta come to terms.

I'm a spiritual guy myself.
I believe we go on, you know?

Spirits continue.

Did you ever have an experience
of a spirit visit you?

Actually, when my grandfather died,

that very same night I had a dream
about him, that he came to me...

... and said it was all a hoax.
He wasn't really dead.

Nice!

Yeah, I call spirits down sometimes.

People I've met, mentors, people
who've passed on.

Not talking to anybody right now,
are you? Not interrupting, am I?

- But I can put you in touch, probably.
- I'm gonna need their help.

Hello, Jim.

What can I do for you?

I was wondering what the hell you
were talking about the other night.

- Don't want any misunderstandings.
- What was I supposed to think?

I was hearing rumours that you're

working with the Vietnamese
on some deals.

You know we don't get along with them.
We've had our battles, our losses.

I hear you're working with them

and you think I had something to do
with the death of your man Colin,

and it all adds up in the mind
when you go to sleep at night, right?

Get anything
from that guy the other night?

It's a complicated world now,
eh, Jimmy?

People changing sides all the time.

Almost need a score card
to figure who's fucking who.

So what is the score?
Are we even? What's going on?

"Are we even"? You wanna count up
the points?

I don't know that we're even.

I'd say we're even.

May I help you?

I was hoping
I could ask you a few questions.

You don't mind
if my lawyer joins us?

Just a couple of quick ones.
Shouldn't take long.

- It's about the shooting.
- He's right here. Jock!

I'll be right there.

Let's have another conversation
tomorrow.

- Peace and prosperity, right?
- Tomorrow.

It looks like everything's
a go for grabbing Reardon down here.

- Good news. When?
- Next couple of days, or something.

I'm gonna be down here,
sitting on our guy,

- making sure it all happens.
- Beautiful.

Maybe we could
have dinner again tomorrow.

Perfect. I'll make reservations
somewhere.

I don't mind if we stay in.

Excuse me.

Hello? Yeah, it's working out.

Don't worry about Mary.
I'm taking care of her.

She won't survive the week.
Call me tomorrow.

- So, slow night tonight?
- It's probably gonna pick up later.

- Hey, Red, you guys open, or what?
- Yeah, why?

There's a guy down front telling
everybody you're closed.

There's a guy down front standing
in front of the door

and telling everybody you're closed
up, out of business.

Club's closed, man.
I already told you. Move it.

Find another place to go tonight.
All right?

He spoke with someone
on the phone about you.

- Said you wouldn't survive the week.
- Thank you.

Directory assistance.

What city, please?
Business or residential?

- Business.
- What listing, please?

- Chickadee.
- I'm sorry. Please try -

I'm just trying to do my bit
for Ronnie.

I thought maybe you could calm
your brother down a little.

Ronnie and Jim had nothing to do
with your nephew being shot, I swear.

I know Ronnie. I talk to him.

He's upset that Dante thinks
they were involved.

Dante would fucking kill me

if he hears I was
talking to you about this.

You know how they are.

- I don't have a voice in things.
- For Christ's sakes!

They've known each other since
school. They gotta work this out.

Nobody wants to attend
any more funerals.

No-one will.

All right.

Listen, I'll see if I can
talk to him, OK?

I'll figure out something and...
let him think it's his idea.

You know that works.

- It's nice to see you.
- You too.

- What are you gonna do?
- Running the salon - same old thing.

- How did it go?
- Good. We're still talking.

As long as we keep talking,
it's good.

Sweet's working on Dante's sister.

Jim! It's for you.

She says it's important.

Been trying
to get a hold of you for hours.

Sorry about that.

- I changed my phone number.
- I have some very bad news.

Give it to me.

A senior intel officer is threatening
to expose you as an informant.

- What's his name?
- You know I can't tell you that.

You should probably disappear
till I can sort things out.

- Give me his name. I'll sort it out.
- I can't.

I won't.

- How much time have I got?
- I don't know.

Maybe a couple of days. The sooner
you go, the better.

I don't have the kind of life where
I can just pull up and disappear.

If this happens, my house will be
burnt to the ground.

My friends, my family
will all be killed.

Jesus Christ,
just give me a fucking name!

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

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