All language subtitles for Killing Eve s02e06_English

Villanelle'’s for hire.
Let'’s hire her.

I can'’t tell if you're joking.

- She murdered Bill.
- I'’ll ask Carolyn to move you.

- Are you sacking me?
[Eve] I need your help

with something important.

- I'a�m expensive.
- Are you now?

Who ordered the hits
on Alister Peel?

Monster!

- It was his son - classic.
- Aaron Peel?

That'’s not right. Someone's
got something mixed up.

Gemma, this is Eve, my wife.

I don'’t know why
they'’re even still married.

- Niko!
- She stabbed you?

Didn'’t she tell you?
Smell you later.

[Thunder rumbles, rain pouring]

[Wind howling]

[Clattering]

[Thunder rumbles]

[Suspenseful music]

Niko! My God,
what are you doing out there?

She came to see me.

She told me what you did.

I know you stabbed her.

You can'’t believe her.
She'’s a liar.

I know.

- But I do believe her.
- I can explain.

Can you?

Well?

[Eve gasps]
Niko!

Did you like it?

Do you like all of this?

Does it excite you?

- Ow!
- What do you want from me?

Do you want me to love you or
do you want me to frighten you?

I don'’t know.

[Suspenseful music]

Now go upstairs.

♪ There'’s something about ♪

♪ The way you are

♪ That makes me

♪ There'’s something about ♪

♪ The way you are

♪ That makes me...

[Music playing]

[Floorboards creaking]

This feels like
a one-night stand.

Yeah?

Oh, look...
Hey.

I'’m just really not looking
for a relationship right now.

- Last night--
- Was amazing.

- Um...
- What?

I was up all night...

trying to work out why I felt
so unbelievably shitty and sad.

What do you...

But why did you...
I thought you enjoyed it?

I did.

I loved it.

So then...?

What'’s going on?

I asked you...

When you got back from Paris,
I wanted to talk to you.

- You wouldn'’t have understood.
- You'’re wrong.

- No, I'’m not.
- I guess we'’ll never know.

- I gotta go.
- Wait.

Don'’t...ask me to stay.

I can'’t do this anymore.

Niko, please, it'’s just...
Let'’s talk.

But don'’t leave me alone!

But you'’re not alone, are you?

♪

[Door opens]

[Door slams]

Oh, God.

She hasn'’t got married again,
has she?

Don'’t worry.

I'’m just a house guest.

You want some drachona?

Eggs, sour cream.

Very healthy.

- Restorative.
- Not for me.

- Thanks.
- Ah, you'’ve met.

[Sniffs] Good.

John'’s over from Nairobi.

He works at the bureau there.

We'’re old friends.

We are old friends too.

Carolyn has old friends
everywhere.

It'’s so good to be back here.
All old friends.

Old friends together.

[Whisk clatters against glass]

[Music from TV]

[Man] Coming up next time
on Auction Fever,

there'’s something for everybody

at a sale of seized goods
and liquidated assets.

You'’ll be astonished at
what goes under the hammer.

[The Delmonas]
♪ "Dangerous Charms"

♪ I'’ve been looking at you ♪

♪ For quite some time

♪ It should come
as no surprise

♪ I'’ve been wanting you
as mine ♪

♪ I'’ve been looking at you ♪

♪ Your dangerous charms

♪ It seems that you can be
caught in all those arms ♪

♪ I keep falling for
your dangerous charms ♪

♪ Oh, dangerous charms

♪ I'’ve seen you, darling ♪

♪ Glancing at me

♪ I'’ve seen your wicked,
wicked eyes... ♪

Please.

- Thank you.
- My pleasure.

Hello, Eve.

Morning. This is an...
obvious breakfast choice.

I can'’t stand breakfast.

It'’s just constant eggs. Why?

Who decided?

Did you pick up, uh...
Aaron Peel?

Mm...no.

- Not quite yet.
- Not yet? Why?

He had his father killed.

Playing the long game, Eve.

This was taken
with a hidden micro camera

by a journalist.

No, I thought
he didn'’t do press?

[Carolyn] He likes
playing games, though.

[Man] Mr. Peel, what do
you say to the criticism of you

that your control
of vast amounts

of private surveillance data

gives you too much power
and influence?

You'’re not averse to
a bit of surveillance yourself.

- What do you mean?
- Don'’t play me for a fool.

- The camera in your bag.
- What?

You like recording things
you shouldn'’t, don't you?

- Uh...
- Don'’t turn it off.

This is gonna be fun.
Let'’s see.

What choice little titbit could
I share with your employers?

[Man] What'’s going on?

[Peel] How about
the S&M sessions

you have with your wife?

[Man] I'’m sorry?

[Peel] She does laugh about it
with her friends.

How do you know about that?

There is nothing hidden
that will not be revealed.

We need to speak to this guy.

Bit late for that.

[Eve] Peel had him killed?

[Carolyn]
A sewer underneath Farringdon.

"Urban explorer overreached
himself" is the official story.

My brother used to jam his
hamsters into an old loo roll,

prod them through
with a toothbrush,

see how many
he could do in a minute.

How many could he?

Three.

There'’s a Pharaday conference
being held in Rome.

Two weeks from now.

You need to make sure
that we'’re there with him.

[Pipe bubbles]

Getting someone close to Peel'’s
about as easy

as getting a sex offender
into a convent.

- So quite easy, then?
- You know what I mean.

He doesn'’t have any friends.

He'’s never had a girlfriend,
or boyfriend,

or anatomically correct
sex robot.

He'’s paranoid.

It'’s not like someone can
just swan in in a tight dress.

Can'’t they?

Well, it can'’t be me,
I'’ve already met him.

[Jess] There'’s got to be
someone.

Tell Carolyn it was your idea.

Fine.

[Buzzer sounds]

[Footsteps approaching]

So Carolyn'’s forgiven you,
then?

We have forgiven each other.

Have you come here
to yell at me?

For selling me out and skipping
town with Villanelle? No.

No, not at all, I'’d forgotten
about it. It'’s totally fine.

Ah, you'’re not yelling but
it feels like you'’re yelling.

We want to make you
and Villanelle an offer.

Which doesn'’t involve
killing someone.

Hm.

[Door creaks]

Hi, partner.

Welcome to my new home.

How'’s it going with Niko?

None of your business.

You want me
not to kill someone?

You do know what I do, right?

- This is harder - a challenge.
- [Eve groans]

I don'’t like to be challenged.

Do you want me to ask
someone else?

- No!
- Good.

So, Aaron Peel.

Aaron doesn'’t like people.

The only relationship he has
is with his sister Amber.

So we use her to get to him.

She'’s going to A.A. meetings
in London.

Clever.

So... [Sighs]

What do you want?

[In childish English voice]
Gap year tragedy, who...

who fell in love
with her coke dealer.

[In Australian accent]
A suncream heiress from Sydney

who has her own, like,
super successful bikini brand.

No?

I know.

[In US accent] She'’s just
arrived from New York

after one too many nights on
the wrong side of the bridge.

And she has a really, really,
really annoying accent.

I like her accent.
What'’s her name?

Billie.

Billie?

Oh, Kenny, make a start on
Billie'’s social media presence.

It needs to be watertight,
so backdate it.

Go way back. Aaron will check
on anyone who comes near them.

Hugo.

- What?
- You called me Kenny.

Oh, did I?

Sorry. Um...give her a job.

You know what? No, no job.
A couple of vanity degrees.

Something wishy-washy.

- Philosophy, History of Art?
- Great.

Throw in a couple of D.U.I.s
and don'’t make her too clean.

Smart.

One rich insta-hotty coming up.

This operation...
is strictly Moscow Rules.

Cold War, analogue.

No messages,
no calls, no emails.

We have to act on the
assumption that Aaron

will be watching
and recording everything,

including his sister,
so no breaking cover.

Not even for a second.

You'’re the real boss,
aren'’t you?

- Villanelle...
- Ssh. Eve.

Don'’t be disrespectful.

Please, Carolyn.

Yes...I am.

- [Door closes]
- Ah, Eve, Villanelle.

Here'’s our quartermaster.

- Hello, sir.
- Morning.

Do I get a watch
with a laser in it?

I'’ve been doing this now
for 17 years.

Do you know how often
these jokes get made?

- A lot.
- Never.

Field agents
approach their work

with the solemnity it warrants.

[Briefcase is opened]

Grain-of-wheat microphone.

Piggybacks on the G.P.S. signal
from your phone, even dormant.

In a handbag,
hanging in a cloakroom.

Just appears
as an ordinary G.P.S.

That is so cool!

- Eve!
- That is... What?

Professional.

I'’m so sorry.

Thanks.

Okay, mate?

- This Niko stuff?
- Oh, don'’t...

It'’ll pass. He'll come around.

Nothing a B.J. and a compliment
won'’t fix in my experience.

- See you back at the office.
- Alright.

- What are you doing here?
- Don'’t think a B.J. will help.

- Don'’t.
- He'’s too nice.

He'’s too normal for you,
you know that.

- Stop it.
- Why?

Because...

...you will never understand
how much harder it is

to be nice and normal
and decent

than it is to be like you.

Like us, you mean.

If I was going to date it...

...it was when Mum died.

I'’m not blaming,

but that is when it started
getting really out of control.

I didn'’t know where I'd been.

There were whole days
just missing - total blackout.

I had to piece
everything together

with whatever was
at the bottom of my bag -

receipts, drugs...

I found a pair of pants once.

Not mine, no idea.

[Man] Thank you, Amber.

Would anyone else
like to speak?

[In American accent]
Yeah, I would. Um...

I'’m Billie.

Hi, Billie.

And I'’m an addict.

Uh...

cocaine and alcohol primarily,
but, honestly...

[Tuts]

...whatever I can get.

I recognize a lot of
what Amber was saying.

I wish I was better.

A better person.

Because it is so much harder to
be nice and normal and decent

than it is to be like this.

I hurt someone
when I was in Paris.

My husband just left.
He couldn'’t take it.

He can'’t handle me anymore.

He'’s too nice.

And my best friend
was killed in an accident.

It was my fault.

I have nobody left.

Well, almost nobody.

And that'’s my story, I guess.

Poor me.

Poor me.

Pour me a drink.

[Chuckles] Excuse me?

Just, um... Just careful
with the self-pity.

Uh...

Did you...
Did you hear my story?

My best friend just died.
My husband has left me.

- I'’m having an awful time.
[Woman] Hey!

We'’ve all played
the blame game.

Carleen, did you want to speak?

What would you like
to share with the group?

[Carleen] Hi, everyone.
[Group] Hi, Carleen.

[Sarcastically] Hey!

♪

- Tough crowd.
- Yeah.

- Really tough.
- It'’s hard.

But it gets easier.

You just...

You have to be honest.

I was being honest.

Were you?

Look, these guys
have seen it all.

We'’re all here
for the same reason.

The group can smell bullshit
from a mile away.

Amber, time to go.

- The car'’s outside.
- Thanks, Marie.

- See you tomorrow.
- See you tomorrow.

♪

Don'’t be mad.

- Don'’t you ever do that again.
- Do what again?

If you ever use me
or my life again, this is over.

You asked me to come work
for you, remember?

Did you even read
the A.A. briefing I gave you?

Yeah.

Because if you had, you'’d know
the first rule is honesty.

How can I be honest when
I'’m being a different person?

Aren'’t you always
a different person?

Aren'’t you? At least I'’m good
at playing someone else.

Not that good, obviously.

Don'’t speak to me like that,
Eve.

I like you
but I don'’t like you that much.

[Suspenseful music]

Don'’t forget.

The only thing that makes
you interesting is me.

We'’ll try again in the morning.

♪

[Bell rings]

- Cheer you up.
- Okay.

[Sighs]

Does anyone else
have anything they want to say?

I would.

Go ahead, Billie,
when you'’re ready.

I have real trouble
telling the truth.

I don'’t understand the concept,
actually, but...

But somebody told me
it was important, so...

...here goes.

Most of the time...

...most days, I feel...

...nothing.

I don'’t feel anything.

It is so boring.

I wake up and I think,
"Again? Really?

I have to do this again?"

And what I really
don'’t understand is,

how come everybody else isn'’t
screaming with boredom too?

Trying to find ways of making
myself feel something.

More and more and more but...

...it doesn'’t make
any difference.

No matter what I do,
I don'’t feel...

...anything, I...

I hurt myself, it doesn'’t hurt.

I buy what I want,
I don'’t want it.

I do what I like, I don'’t...

...I don'’t like it.

I'’m just so bored.

I think we can all
relate to that.

Wow!

What you said there
was so powerful.

It'’s not easy.

I'’ve never really tried it
before.

Yeah, me either.

Hey, are you in London?

- I mean, living here.
- Right now, yeah.

- Would you...
- Pardon me.

I'’m sorry, Amber.

Allow me to remind you of
the terms of your agreement.

That you form no associations
with anyone in these rooms.

- For your own wellbeing.
- Yeah, yeah.

- It'’s okay, we were just--
- Perhaps collect your things.

I'’ll see you outside
in five minutes.

Sure.

[Suspenseful music]

[Mouths]

You need to give Amber
some space.

This is none of your business.
Back off.

Hey, I'’m going through a really
difficult time at the moment.

I'’m just... I'm sorry, okay?

[Horn blares, heavy thud]

[Brakes squealing]

[Screaming]

♪ Don'’t go out with strangers ♪

♪

[Amber shrieks and sobs]

♪ What if I don'’t really know
how I feel? ♪

♪ And besides

♪ The words only
get in the way ♪

♪

Eve?

You heard?

About the traffic accident?
Yes, tragic.

Carolyn, it was--

Very upsetting.

Yes, I'’m sure.

Has contact been made between
Villanelle and Amber Peel?

They'’ve been texting.

Good.

Well, that'’s something, then.

Keep me informed
of any developments.

[Man] Again.

♪

- Who are you texting?
- Eve.

Why?

She might be lonely.

[Message alert]

[Suspenseful music]

- [Message alert]
- Ah!

It'’s Amber.

[As Amber]
"Hey, you free Thursday?

Wanna come for family sups?"

What?

Why do rich people
talk like children?

[Doorbell chimes]

[Man] I'’ll get it.

Eve.

What are you doing here? I said
I'’d come pick my stuff up.

No, it'’s fine,
I was passing, so...

- How did you get the address?
- I called the school.

I wanted to be helpful.

Eve! Hello.

Eve was just dropping
some things off.

Well, that'’s so nice. Um...

Well, do you want to come in,
have a cuppa?

I'’m sure Eve's busy.

No, I'’m not. I'd love to.

[Door slams]

What a lovely house!

Thank you.
It was my grandmother'’s.

I wouldn'’t be able to afford
this on a teacher'’s salary.

[Both chuckle nervously]

[Water running]

How'’s work?

It'’s really good, actually.
Really good.

Villanelle keeping you busy?

Yeah. Looks like
we'’re both pretty busy.

With work.

[Gemma hums nervously]

- Can I use your bathroom?
- Yes. It'’s um--

- Upstairs?
- Mm.

Thank you.

[Niko chuckles]

[Suspenseful music]

Aww.

[Music box plays]

Eve?

- What are you doing?
- I was just, um...

No, I...

I understand that things
between you and Niko are tough.

But I'’d really rather you
didn'’t drag me into this.

Oh, really?

You don'’t want to get
dragged in?

Niko?

- Are you scared?
- No, of course not.

What'’s happened?

Um...

Eve...what are you doing?

What are you doing, Niko?

Gemma has a sofa bed.
I'’m sleeping downstairs.

That'’s not what I asked.

I'’d like you to apologize.

- No, really, it'’s fine.
- Gemma is my friend.

You remember friends,
don'’t you?

There'’s nothing going on here.

You'’re right.

There'’s nothing going on here.

I hope you like
the missionary position.

I do, actually.

You'’ll be happy here.

I dread to think
where you'’ll be happy, Eve.

♪

Oh, my clothes!

Ohh!

[Drawer is pushed shut]

[In homely voice]
Ooh, a little bit of Bisto.

[In homely voice]
A little bit of Bisto.

A little bit of Bisto, please!

A little bit of Bisto.

Mm. Mm.

Thank '’oo.

[Amber]
Where are you living, Billie?

- In Shoreditch.
- Mm, cool.

And do you work?

Mm...not really.

I was interning at a start-up
but...

it was pretty intense.

Mm.

A failed intern.
How inspirational.

- Aaron.
- [Villanelle chuckles]

Well, I couldn'’t do
a job like yours.

Running a huge company?

No wonder you'’re selling it.

How did you know
I was selling it?

[Crunches and chews]

I... I read an article.

In The Economist?

Interested in business,
are you?

No offense, but you, uh...
don'’t seem the type.

It was on the magazine pile
at the waxing salon.

[Chuckles]

What is that? Turkish?

Greek.

Some kind of Greek.

He'’s trying to provoke her.

They need to be more careful.

Ignore him, he'’s an asshole.

Where is the bathroom?

[Water lapping, bird calls]

[Eve] Okay, Villanelle, see
if you can find his office.

Um...look for any hidden
correspondence,

written proof of interest
in the sale...

I'’m trying to think what else.
What else?

And then get back.
And don'’t take too long.

♪

Lost?

- [Chews noisily]
[Villanelle] No.

Obviously not.

I'’m being nosey. [Chuckles]

You read all these?

The loo'’s that way.

Try not to be too "nosey"
on your way back.

It'’s not...polite.

[Eve] It'’s okay. Just don't let
him see that he'’s rattled you.

[Eve sighs]

He doesn'’t like people
who stand up to him.

[Konstantin]
Maybe he does like it.

[Eve] I don'’t think so.

Oh, popcorn.

I just wish we could see her.

- Stop smothering her.
- I'’m not.

[Amber] Right, I'’ll give you
that much. But, no.

[Aaron] You know how I like it.

[Slurps]

[Exhales]

I think I'’m...
gonna do mine as a rhyme.

[Aaron] Mm.
- [Sighs]

If I go up, I'’ll only fall

But should I slide
Or should I crawl?

- Interesting.
- Sorry, what'’s happening?

[Chuckles]

Just choose which card
from your hand you think

accords with Amber'’s
charming piece of doggerel

and hand it to her face down.

Doggerel?

Just pick any one.

Is this something
you two always do?

- Mm?
- Play games together?

Meaning?

Uh...nothing.
I was just asking.

A lot of questions. You have
the mind of a five-year-old.

A-Face, why are you being
so mean? She'’s my friend.

I wouldn'’t classify as a friend

someone I once sat next to
in a toilet stall.

- That'’s not how--
- You'’re struggling...

with the rules of Dixit,

a simple storytelling game for
players aged eight and upwards,

and yet you claim to have
two philosophy degrees.

I do have two
philosophy degrees.

I know. I checked.

Fine.

Which is why I'’m puzzled
with this whole faux ditz act.

One part of the equation
doesn'’t add up.

[Villanelle] I'’m sorry.

Please remind me.

What exactly
did you study again?

General Philosophy
and Social Policy

and Philosophy of Religion.

Ah, Philosophy of Religion.
Fascinating.

Where do you stand on
Anselm'’s Ontological Argument?

Is there just the smallest
chance she read the file?

[Aaron] Well, come on, then.
Hm?

Villanelle - Anselm'’s
Ontological Argument.

Tell him the classic version
is your favorite.

It'’s perfectly simple.
Where do you stand on it?

That it'’s boring.

Oh, we can do better than that.

What'’s your favorite
refutation?

Say Thomas Aquinas.

I think she has taken
her earpiece out.

What?

[Aaron] I'’m waiting.

Drop it, Aaron. Please stop.

The grown-ups are talking,
Amber.

If it bored you...

you must have studied it,

so you can at least
detail the argument for it.

I mean, it'’s first-year stuff.

Even this thickie
would be able to follow it.

So what'’s the first premise?

Or...

can you at least tell us
what ontological means?

Can you even spell it?

[Suspenseful music]

Here you are.

If you'’re going to lie...

...at least do
a bit of research.

Oh, I get it.

You'’re a bully.

[Clock ticking]

Mm.

Why would I even bother
to have a conversation

with someone like you?
What is the point?

My dad taught me
that there is only one way

to communicate with a bully.

[Aaron] I see.
- Mm.

And what was his advice?

[Villanelle chuckles]

[Aaron groans]

What just happened?

- My nose is bleeding.
- That mystery'’s solved.

- Forget it.
- Don'’t. Let her cool off.

You are all over her.

[Eve sighs]

Oh, my God. Well,
that'’s it, then. It's over.

- [Music playing faintly]
- [Tapping on phone]

[Meat sizzling]

Can I get you anything?

- What is in that?
- Sorry?

What is in that thing?

Oh, lamb...mainly.

- Mainly?
- Yeah.

But you can put
any meat in there?

I guess so, yeah.
People will eat anything

if you cut it thin enough
and put hot sauce on it.

Anything? Really?

- [Door opens]
[Woman] Oh, my God.

Can we have some chips, please?

[Blonde woman] With gravy.

[Suspenseful music]

Yeah.

[Meat sizzling]

[Blonde woman]
Is there enough for a Coke?

Yeah. [Giggles]

Mm. [Laughs]

You'’re such a pig!

[Clattering]

[Dog yelps]

- What?
- Come on.

[They chatter in distance]

[Suspenseful music]

[Metallic clang]

[Gasps]

[Metallic clang]

Oh, shit!

- [Heavy metallic clang]
- Oh, my God!

[Women gasp
and breathe heavily]

Shit.

We thought we were in trouble.

You want to walk with us?

It'’s dark. Probably safer.

Yeah, I would love that.

[Suspenseful music]

♪