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You know this plant,

the more you try to rid the desert of it,

the more it spreads.

It has no known predator.

Early in '97 I was told

that there was a traitor
in my organization,

but by the time I uncovered
him, it was already too late.

He'd been spirited away.

I assume you and the Americans
are still looking after him.

The witness protection scheme

or whatever misnomer you give it.

This man is the price of our cooperation.

That's not going to be possible.

Why on earth do you think we would betray

an old friend like that?

Because I'm your new friend,

and I'm now more important
to you than the old one.

And problem can be solved.

Oh, yeah. They're fine.

So what's our illustrious
author up to today then?

Tea with a friend.

For someone with a fatwa hanging over him,

Zuli sure gets out a lot.

- Who's the friend?
- Harakat. Bookseller.

Checks out okay.

Isn't that a bit low status for Zuli?

Doesn't he usually hang
out with the glitterati?

The, uh, home secretary's a big fan.

Oh, so that's why we're on this op.

And with such high level protection.

Showing how much the government
disapproves of the fatwa.

There's only one thing that worries me.

The last thing we want is to
keep Zuli alive long enough

for him to inflict another
one of his novels on us.

What do you think, Danny?

My Urdu's a little rusty.

Harakat thinks I should
consider renouncing what I wrote

and then the fatwa would be lifted.

But what about me? What would I do then?

Go back to breaking
into foreign embassies

or stitching up Greenpeace

or whatever you were doing before.

If only you knew.

There must be a loose connection.

Get down!

Code red! Code red! Zoe.

B12.

We're being hit.

Code red. Can anyone hear me?
- Go. Go, go, go.

Zoe.

Armed police. Stay down.

Will, just gimme
a second with Danny.

I'll see you outside.

Danny. Danny.

You should get some sleep.

- Where you going?
- Going to a wedding.

Oh, you look great.

Listen, I'll be back on
Sunday. You gonna be okay?

Yeah. Look, Zoe.

I've been thinking about Tom, what he did.

He was right. You've gotta seize the day.

I-I guess he thought he had to act.

Get out while the game was good.

- You're not thinking about...
- No, no, not at all.

It's just, you know how our
job, what we go through,

can only really be understood

by someone who lives this life.

They have a particular
understanding of it of course.

No, it's more than that.

And it's made me realize
that we've been ignoring it,

well, pretending there's nothing going on.

I'm with Will, Danny. You know that.

Zoe, look, this weekend,

just think about what you really want.

Who you really want.

You and Danny ever had a thing?

- Why do you ask?
- Well, you seem very careful,

attentive around him, like just now.

Uh, no. No, definitely not.

I think he, he thinks
he'd like to, you know.

It's okay. It's just, it's
something for me to deal with.

He's had a really bad week.

It's fine if
you don't wanna tell me.

What the hell happened?

All the comms went down.

Zuli. Where's Zuli?

He's fine. He's fine. He's unhurt.

- Harakat?
- Superficial injuries.

He's gone to the hospital.
- Best place for him.

There's more police than
nurses in that place.

That wouldn't be hard.

Who did it? You're asking me.

Well, how long have you got?

Half the Muslim world wants me dead.

Aren't you supposed to be protecting me?

We did. You're here. We protected you.

Yes, it is our job.

And it was through a heightened
sense of threat to yourself

that we came on board.

Whilst we deeply regret what happened-

Look, I arranged tea with a friend

and the friend ends up getting shot.

That's not what I call full
protective surveillance.

We might as well have just
gone to Starbucks on our own.

- Coffee.
- Danny.

Starbucks. That woulda
been for coffee, not tea.

Anyhow, we do appreciate
your coming here.

Good, because you'd be pleased to hear

I've already been in touch
with the home secretary.

Oh, Sam, could you, um-

There's no need.

I told the home secretary

that from now on I'd
organize my own protection.

I have some boys outside already. Ex-CIA.

Ex-CIA. I am impressed.

Oh, please don't stand there
and say he's got a point.

Over the river at Six you guys
may do things differently,

but here when we run-
- He's got a point.

And me, I'm here. Not over there.

But if Harry changes his mind,

you can be the first to
escort me across the river.

Danny, this isn't about you.
Your work was outstanding.

You saved Zuli's life, but you
were seriously compromised.

We all were.

I mean somebody, somebody
knew exactly where we were,

when we would be there, how
to get in, how to get away.

Right. Two things we need.

Who did it and what
are they gonna do next?

What happened then?

Danny, what happened?

I fired two more. Missed,
um, and tried to protect Zuli.

And the gunman?

Uh, he was crouched and
we started to exchange fire.

There were books being
shredded everywhere.

It was like it was all happening slowly.

And Harakat came straight
across with the gunman here?

Yeah. And took the hit.

Brave man.

See, this is the crucial part.

The gunman was in and he had
a clear shot of Zuli here.

And time. Why didn't he at
least try and shoot him?

Because I started firing at him.

But when he had the chance.

Ruth, I, I need some research done

on one of the people involved.

- Zuli.
- No, he's been covered.

And Zoe and Danny'll the hitman.

No, I want you to, uh,
to check out our friend,

the bookseller, Harakat.

I sometimes think it's useful
to look at an operation

from a less obvious viewpoint.

You know, cover all the bases.

Harry tells me you're
the sole of discretion.

Did he? Well, you know, I try.

Good. Thought so.

Oh, and Tom.

Sorry. God. So sorry.

Adam, I assume that means
that you don't want me

to distribute my research

to the rest of the office as normal.

That's right, Ruth.

I'd also prefer if it came
to me, Adam, rather than Tom.

Yes, yes, of course. Adam. Adam.

That's fine. Just do as he says.

I brought Adam in to
resolve the Tom problem.

And now you intend to keep him on?

I haven't decided,
but whatever I decide,

whoever joins the team,

I still very much see you
as one of the senior pros,

to use an old cricket expression.

And Adam's what, our new captain?

I don't know.

I only know that I want
someone from outside.

Right.

Harakat's application for citizenship.

That he wrote out when
he applied for immigration.

Well, what of it? Gimme the highlights.

Well, i-it reads to me like,
like a not very good legend.

Something an MI6 case
officer would make up.

Seems too real to be a real life,

if you know what I mean, Adam.

Thank you, Ruth. I shall look into it.

Danny, I, uh, I want you to
arrange protection for Harakat.

- The bookseller?
- Yeah, he's a witness.

He may have seen the guy, knows
something. You never know.

Shouldn't I get onto
special branch? I mean-

No, no, no. I want you to do
it. Spend some time with him.

Listen to him.

- Okay.
- Cheers.

You were very brave.

I went for him before
he got you. That's all.

You saw it. You were there.

Why do they think I need protection?

I guess it's because
you were the only one

who saw the hitman and
he may come after you.

Probably someone's heard some
chatter on the wire somewhere.

You saw him too.

Maybe I need protection as well.

But who guards the guards then?

I think they expect us to be
able to look after ourselves.

Okay.

I'm happy to go and ask Mace,

but we must be careful to remember

that one swallow does not
make a summer and all that.

I hate to put this on
your shoulders, but...

Let me talk to him.

Why should I be interested

in this man's immigration application?

Does it not say visas
and passports on my door?

Actually it says Department of Livestock

and Freshwater Fish.

There's no need to be facetious, Harry.

Oliver, this is the man who was hit

when someone took a pop at
our esteemed novelist Zuli.

So what? Wrong time, wrong place.

To me, this application
looks like something written

by an analyst.

One of those spotty MI6 mutants

they keep in the dungeons
at Vauxhall Bridge Road

beside where sea grows
his magic mushrooms.

Harry, we may not be able to see

the massed red coated
ranks of England's finest

piling across the field at Waterloo.

But to all intents and
purposes, we are at war,

and you're asking me
to check up on whether

20 years ago some Mr. Harakat really was

a trainee shelf stacker at
the Karachi pick and mix.

I'll keep it simple. You
oversee both Five and Six.

Is there anything you're
not sharing about Harakat?

Of course not.

Harry, we're on the same side.

Don't you think

that instead of pursuing this
childish interagency rivalry,

you should concentrate on
trying to plug the gaps

in your own security?
- Meaning what?

As I hear it,

the reason this poor chap got shot

was that half of London
knew Zuli's schedule.

So there's nothing

that you're not telling me about Harakat?

My role is no longer
operational. I just oversee.

Precisely. Everything
goes across your desk.

Anyone running operations within the UK

without informing MI5

is playing a very
dangerous and foolish game.

Which is why I explicitly forbid it.

The forensic boys found
this under our wagon.

It's a jamming device
that could be triggered

up to 500 meters away.

It's what brought down the comms.

Thanks, Malcolm.

And there's a list of everybody

that had access to Zuli's schedule.

MI6, home office,
number 10, cabinet office,

and most of the rest are
Whitehall by the looks of it.

And there's a ton of
security camera footage

from the bookshop.

You know, my guess is that the hitman

checked out the bookshop
at some point before.

Just on the Iranians now.

I've cross referenced the
footage from the bookshop

with all our known hitman.

There's just three more Middle
Eastern embassies left and-

And then I'm left with
the assorted mercenaries

and nutcases.
- Well, you might get lucky.

Go on then, Malcolm.
Throw your joke out.

See if that brings us any luck.

Okay. Right. Um, man walks
into a doctor's surgery.

"Doctor, doctor, I've got a
cricket ball stuck up my bum."

Doctor says, "How's that?"

Bloke says, "Don't you start."

There's a good one about
two ants and an elephant.

Wait. There it is.

Finally. That, that's
it. That, that's a match.

Someone up there must
like your joke, Malcolm.

Outstanding.

This is our main hitman suspect.

His name is Sharaf Al Youm.

He came through Heathrow on a
tourist visa a few weeks ago.

These were taken a
week before the shooting.

Taken where?

On the CCTV in the bookstore.

Who is he and why is he on our database?

He's a big time hitman
with no particular allegiance

that we know of to any of the groups

or countries he's worked for.

Bosnia, '96, where he spent
his summer killing Serbs.

Algiers.

Apparently the regime
was strapped for cash

so they paid him in kind with
a Russian military helicopter.

Land that in the back garden,

the neighbors would
know you mean business.

So he is a hired assassin.
Chances are he'll try again.

We need to find this man
and who he's working for.

Will's asked me to go
to a wedding with him.

- When?
- This weekend.

Who's is it?

It's his best friend
from college I think.

Well, that's great.

Yeah, but it's,

but it's the first thing
we've done in public together.

- So are you gonna get vetted?
- Well, he already has been.

See, I've always thought it a shame

that the service has
to be the first to know

when we're serious about someone.

Especially before they do.

It's okay, you can tell me.

You know, you've really got to promise

not to tell anyone about
these conversations.

Promise.

Okay. I have four or
five full other identities.

Now the initials of the other names

are usually the same as our own.

That just makes it a little
bit easier to remember.

But they've all got different backgrounds,

different jobs, different addresses.

And the people who worked
there and live there will-

Will vouch for me as that person.

Ah.

So say I'm going
undercover as some, I dunno-

Zoe Reynolds.

Uh, Zelda Ring Binder,
a notorious drug thief.

Okay, and the Medane
Cartel wanna send someone

to check Zelda out.

So somebody answers that
phone or answers that door

and says, "Yeah, sure, she lives here,

but she's not here right now."

And I have credit cards, post,

passport in that name at that address.

I mean, a whole past.

Do you ever forget who
you're meant to be, Zelda?

Oh, yeah. All the time.

Ruth, where's Adam?

Um, had to dash out.
Anniversary present for his wife.

Yeah.

Go on.

We just had to tip off from immigration.

Al Youm, the hitman. He's back in the UK.

Just got off the Eurostar. He
could be back to try again.

Okay, well let's be ready for him then.

Okay. Our hitman.

He came out of Waterloo, took
the Tube to Shepherd's Bush,

and he's just picked up a car

that was parked on West 12 Back Street.

He's heading into town along the Westway.

I've got a tail on him
on the (indistinct) road.

Deliberate decoy route.

Yeah. Must be. Hope he's
paid his congestion charge.

- Ken will be cross
- Standby next car.

Next car's ready for
rotation in five minutes.

Great.

Okay, stay with him.

Affirmative.

Where are you going?

Looks like
our hitman's arrived

at his destination.

Sam, message Danny and tell
him I want him to get Harakat

to a safe house and stay there.

Thanks, Danny. I appreciate the help.

So where are we going?

A safe house where we
can keep an eye on you.

- Will it be you?
- Some of the time.

I'll be doing shifts. You know.

What is it that is
written at CIA headquarters?

Isn't there a motto?

"You shall know the truth

and the truth shall set you free."

So then when do you set me free?

So this isn't going to
be over soon, is it?

You do something for me.
- Sure.

If I give you a list of books,

could you please collect it from my shop?

Okay.

And if you fancy
something, you can have it.

Thanks.

I think there are probably
rules about no freebies.

There are about most things.

Al Youm took a securities route

round to East London via the city

checking no one was on him.

- Any blips?
- None.

We're putting surveillance

and a technical team on his place.

House opposite would be perfect.

Get whoever's in there out. Sharpish.

You know, a holiday
in the sun competition

usually works, Sam.

Aren't I right in thinking, Mrs. Barnes,

that you brought some garden furniture

with your visa card in April.

A bench, right?

That purchase automatically
entered you into our free draw.

Well, I have some wonderful news.

Get your suitcases and get packing.

If you need me to get some more books,

it can easily be arranged.

No, I got what I need. Thanks.

But I'll tell you what
I'm really itching to do.

And that's to go outside.

That I'm afraid isn't
so easy to pull off.

So they think I'm still under threat.

Yeah, possibly.

It's not my favorite feeling.

Sound like you've experienced it before.

Thanks.

- Still nothing?
- Nothing.

Harry got nowhere with Oliver Mace.

Sometimes this happens.
You get these lungs.

Doesn't make it any easier
though. I mean look at this.

This is all the surveillance
footage since he arrived.

What's he waiting for?

If there's anything
more you need me to do,

you just have to, you know, ask.

Danny.

I've got this for you.

I am sorry for what Zuli
said in that meeting,

but he was certainly not
speaking on my behalf.

And gratitude is not one of his things.

Clearly.

Please open it.

If you don't like it,

you can give it back
to me or just sell it.

1913 "Wisden." I've
never even seen a 1913.

How did you know?

I saw you notice them in
my shop and I knew that-

You like cricket?

I don't like it. I just love it.

I used to play a lot in Islamabad,

but I'm not in demand anymore.

So I just watch it when I
can and I collect "Wisdens."

I have the whole set. The
only one I don't have is, uh-

- The 1884.
- Exactly.

The one that contains the
obituary of John Wisden himself.

Aristotle famously referred to

as what of life and how of life.

And I learned both these
things while playing cricket.

Thanks.

You know, I've got a friend
on the ground staff at Lord's.

Maybe I could organize
a private tour for us

one of these days.
- That would be wonderful.

Is there something
about you I should know?

What all this history teaches me

is that man learns nothing from his past.

He just repeats it.

Thank you, Sam.

But where did it come from?

It was delivered to Harry anonymously.

Muhammed Khordad, leader of
the Pakistani terrorist group,

The Path of Light.

Originated in Kashmir,

but have now extended their operations

to include Southeast Asia.

Certainly one of the most vicious

and bloody groups we've dealt with.

Well, I think it was taken
from an American spy plane,

probably a Predator from about 25,000 feet

somewhere over the Middle East.

Now apparently even from that height,

the cameras can read the letters

on the side of a can of Coke.

Colin, what is the point

of it being able to do all this stuff

if you can't see the results?

We need to find out who
Khordad's talking to.

The, uh, American embassy
has an image enhancer.

We should go there.

This software is state of the art.

It maps the contours of the skull

and then creates an image of the face.

- Oliver Mace.
- With Muhammed Khordad.

I doubt they're forming a book group,

although with Mace you never can tell.

My guess is it's some sort of deal.

How about two swallows, Harry?

What are you talking about?

Do you think two swallows
could make a summer?

Anything you can bring to the table

would be more than welcome.

Like what are they talking about?

So they know about my
little chat with Khordad.

Any idea how they got hold of the picture?

You're probably right.

These days most people's idea of a secret

is something you're only allowed to tell

one person at a time.

I want to know who's talking.

Tell Six to put a team of
watches on Harry Pearce's lot

and keep me fully informed.

The source behind the
photo, she's willing to talk.

A deep throat?

That's not a term I
care for much, but yes.

You'll understand she's
not someone I can be seen

anywhere near, but here's when
and where you can meet her.

None of it's negotiable I'm afraid.

She's taking a tremendous
risk in helping us.

If she's identified or even suspected.

Who is it?

Let's just say she's a very
senior government official.

Don't let me down on this, Adam.

Because afterwards I think we
should talk about the future.

You and MI5.

This is our chance to
get a world exclusive

on what went on between Mace and Khordad

at the West Bank meeting,

and maybe even find out if
there's a connection to Al Youm.

The contact who donated the photo

has agreed to a rendezvous.

They're the only person who
knows what's being discussed

and whether there's a
link to our hitman Al Youm

and the events at the bookstore.

No one can know this
person has spoken to me.

They're taking a massive risk here.

So if I'm followed,

it's imperative that we know
who it is that's following me

and that we lose them.

This means Category A
counter-surveillance.

Zoe, I want you to run the route for me.

If we get this right,

we'll be able to nail this
operation once and for all.

Now, Danny, I know our hitman

still hasn't moved so
much as an inch, but-

Understood. Harakat. CQP. The day shift.

Okay, before the
bridge, the sign is where?

The, uh, festival pier.

This'll do.

Okay, now watch Adam
carefully. He's one of the best.

He made his name with this
stuff in the Middle East.

You get it wrong there

and you'll spend the rest of your days

hanging up on a meat hook
somewhere up the Beqaa Valley.

Remember, at the moment
he's just Adam in a suit

on his way to a business
meeting in the city.

He's not yet working a cover.

Are you all clear, Mike?

- Clear.
- Good.

Ready in position.

In position now.

Passing checkpoint one, Mr. Owner.

This footage is our control,

logging all cars going
through it five minutes before

and five minutes after.
- Okay.

Blue Mondale, reg number, P506LLM.

The crossword's been started,

telling him so far he's
not being followed.

We've got four hours left

to keep him clear before the meeting.

So they're using Adam, are they?

Oh, well, he is good.

With luck, he'll take us
straight to whoever's talking.

Excellent.

Where now? Or is that need to know?

You'll just have to close
your eyes and count to 10.

Right, ready to go to
phase two, his next cutout.

Adam Carter, where are you off to?

That's him. Oh, Adam,
don't you have another hat?

Now move in your watches.

Move five, move six.

Move seven, eight, nine.

That's right,
Adam. All the way home.

Nothing. No matches.

Right, at this point there's
either no one following him

or there's so many that
they're not yet rotating.

So we force the issue and
we go to a choke point.

He can take the Millennium
Footbridge. Tell him.

- Move seven and eight?
- Absolutely.

Okay. It looks like he's clear.

The other bridges, Sam, surrounding roads?

There's a number plate match.

Where?

It might be nothing.
Where did we first see it?

On the embankment by the obelisk.

Hm, people like that don't
travel in cars together.

Get the teams on the ground to
follow our two friends here.

Okay, now they must have a very big team

if this is the first repeat
that we've seen in two hours.

It's gotta be in MI6.

They're the only ones
with this much manpower.

Ruth, we've gotta get a message to him.

Tell him we think it's his
old friends over at Six

doing the following.

He probably trained those guys.

Okay. Ready for phase
three, his next cutout.

Okay, I'm beginning to
run out of ideas here.

They're all over us.

Okay, look, there's
less than three hours.

That's nothing. Sh-Should we,
should we tell Adam to abort?

No, it's today or we lose the source.

Where's the next contact point?

Last stop, Eva.

It'll be the secretary.

She'll have told him someone's on him.

Are we missing anything?

Wait, go back. Here.

Oh, very good, Adam.

He's heading down to the Jubilee line.

Good. Move eight into position.

Keep them closed.

There'll be complaints, you know, sir.

Oh, you'll think of something.

Tell them they were, I don't
know, the wrong sort of doors.

Due to an earlier
incident inside the station,

passengers will not gonna be
able to alight this train.

We apologize for any inconvenience.

Thank you.

I'm sorry.
We've lost him, sir.

Damn you, Harry.

What did you just put in the bin?

A jammer.

All the signals are
jammed. He must've got there.

Thanks, Sam.

So what's the deal in the picture?

Primarily it's the result of pressure

from the multinationals

with mining interests in that country.

The terrorist Khordad
is a much feared man.

With him on their side,
they'll get what they want.

And what do we give Khordad in return?

What's our part of the deal?

Harakat.

What do you mean?

You don't know who he is?

- My friend left us these.
- Ah.

Shall we?

Iman Harakat has not
always been a bookseller.

He came to the UK about
five years ago from Pakistan

where he worked Khordad
and The Path of Light

as their top engineer.

- Until?
- Something happened.

He got caught out. They turned him.

Took a while for his
conscience to kick in,

but eventually became
a double agent for MI6.

Anyhow, after a year of
running him, it got too hot.

So they exiled him and relocated him here.

A few years later and it's all change.

Our government in its infinite wisdom

decides that it now needs the
previously unspeakable Khordad

as their new best friend.

From terrorist to ally.

The fact that Harakat
knows the novelist Zuli

makes it even more perfect.

A meeting could be arranged,
the hit could happen,

and it could all be made to
look like a botched attempt

to kill the novelist.

And after the hit failed?

They went back to Khordad,
try and get a new deal,

but they didn't manage it.

He simply threatened to
go over to the French.

They're gonna try and hit Harakat again?

As they see it, they've got no choice.

Same gunman, Al Youm?

No. No, he's now the
decoy. It'll be someone else.

I don't know who, and I don't know where,

but it will be soon.

The reason I'm here, the reason
I passed on the photograph,

is that I disapprove of what's going on.

This is being done more
for the corporations

than for anyone else.

Their hold over our foreign
policy grows by the hour.

It's not something I approve of.

Tails.

- Tails.
- Your field.

Zoe, I was right.
Harakat is the target.

Stay on the line.

Malcolm, warn Danny. Harakat's the target.

- I'll check his itinerary.
- Okay.

Al Youm is a decoy.
They're using another hitman.

Here.

Danny, I have something
very important to tell you.

But after this. Everything
can wait for cricket.

Listen, Adam, okay. There's a problem.

Danny said he was going to the
safe house, but via Lord's.

It's, uh, it's logged in his itinerary,

but they must still be
there or his phone's off or,

or something.
- Get somebody.

A groundsman, anyone. I don't care.

Picture the scene. The ground is full.

You need four for your
hundred and to win the test.

Right arm over.

Okay.

I can't get through to Danny or Lord's.

The lines are still down.

Can't bare to watch this.
His phone's been jammed.

We've got five units on their way.

There's Adam.

There's the car there.

Danny!

Do you think if Tom had been here,

things would've been different?

That Harakat might still be-

No. No, nobody could have foreseen this.

You're probably right.

You know what, Danny?

Everything's gonna be all right.

Yeah, whatever happens,
it'll still be you and me.

Do you know how Harakat
behaved when he worked for them

before he got a conscience
and came over to us?

I was in Karachi at the time.

And it wasn't a pleasant sight.

Not much there was.

We had taken on a responsibility
to protect Harakat.

We made a deal.

If we so disapproved of him,

then you shouldn't have
been in business with him

in the first place.

The deal with him was
superseded by another.

We gave Khordad our word as well.

Just wait and see.

Who's to say that Harakat's
life isn't worth all the lives

that will be saved by befriending
the new improved Khordad?

If you're asking me is there at present

anything we shouldn't
do to achieve our ends,

then frankly, I don't know.

Post 9/11, we made a
decision that nothing,

nobody was to be off limits anymore.

Look around at what's
been happening since Iraq.

We're up against it. We can't
say anymore this we do not do.

In the long term, it will be
proved right as a strategy.

Whose long term are we talking about?

Before you get on
your hobby horse, Harry,

think about this.

Do you think we did this alone
without help from Langley?

And that justifies it?

Part of the reason for all this trouble

is that most Americans think
anything east of the Hudson

is like those blank
spaces on medieval maps

where they drew in a monster
and wrote, "Here be dragons."

You seriously believe
Khordad will stay with us,

keep his promises?

As I was leaving, we were getting reports

of explosions in Peshawar.

It looks like them.

And this is with the ink
barely dry on the deal.

That could've been anybody.

If you people continue like this,

there isn't going to be any
long term for any of us.

Not that I can see.

Oh, Harry, Six would quite
like to get Adam Carter back.

Isn't the loan period up?
- No.

It's over when I say it is.

Besides, I'm thinking of
making it more permanent.

They're right about one thing
though. He is rather good.

Thanks for stopping the Tube for me.

I want you to keep
working with us, Adam.

I'll try and make sure it's not too often

against your old crowd.

Yeah, well, you'd have thought
there were enough enemies

in the world without creating our own.

There are two spooks, right,
hiding out in the woods.

One MI5, one MI6.

After a while, they realize
they're being chased by a bear.

So they start to run.

After a bit, the MI5 guy
stops, takes off his boots,

and puts on his running shoes.

So the MI6 guy looks down and goes,

"Oh, what are you doing?

What, you think you can outrun a bear?"

To which our guy replies,

"No, but I can outrun you."
- "But I can outrun you."

I told you I was no good at jokes.

Now you're gonna tell me
that that story was true

and that was you.

It's the government's
policy not to comment

on intelligence issues.

Oh, well, I wouldn't know about that,

but, you know, you're with me now.

And what happens elsewhere
there at other times

is just that.

Bear or no bear.

I know that now. After
today, I know that.

"When my love swears
that she is made of truth,

I do believe her though I know she lies.

Therefore I lie with her and she with me.

And in our faults by
lies we flattered be."

- Shakespeare's "Sonnet 34."
- Oh.

Why, it's an MI5 favorite.

You're a know all.

You know what, Will?

With you, I'll always tell you the truth.

As long as you promise to always
laugh in the right places.