All language subtitles for Relic Hunter S01e13 Afterlife And Death

Thank you. Thank you.

Rahava yitra 'e libeh, b'matana tihela
hadam.

Get out.

No one's allowed in here until I notify
Cairo. Police.

You stay where you are.

Whoa, whoa here. I have a permit.

One soul, many lives.

It's about reincarnation. Yeah, I didn't
think it was a cookbook, Claudia.

Everyone's soul is eternal, Nigel.
They're like recycled through different

bodies, but they never change.

You inhabiting different bodies is a
frightening concept. Make fun all you

but I met the author at a book signing,
and she said I was a very old soul. You

hate old. Everything in your world is a
shelf life of 15 minutes.

This is different.

She wants to do a deep reading on me.
She's almost certain I was someone

an actress maybe, you know, like Jane
Fonda.

Well, yeah, Jane Fonda is still alive.

No way.

We're going somewhere?

Egypt.

Prominent archaeologist Bruce Adler
accused of stealing Pharaoh's diamond.

You know this guy?

He's an old friend. He phoned last night
after he was released on bail.

What do you think happened?

I don't know, but Bruce has spent his
life protecting Egypt's history, and the

thought of him stealing anything is
ridiculous.

I have to go there and help him.

Cute.

He's just a friend, Claudia.

Maybe he'd like to show his diamond to
Cleopatra.

Huh? She also said I might be a famous
historical fixture.

Well, just for the record, it's
Cleopatra.

Whatever. I love diamonds.

She loved diamonds. I know. I saw the
movie with Liz Taylor.

Liz Taylor.

Alive. No.

I'll just go make reservations.

The diamond was known as the white light
of Pharaoh Thutmose.

Egyptologists have speculated about its
existence for centuries, but no one

really knew if it existed.

This is a huge find.

I haven't heard a thing about it.

Well, Booth didn't want anyone to know
about it until he found funding to

excavate the site.

Sidney, this is important.

Okay.

Jane Fonda, dead or alive?

Alive, of course.

No!

But I never see her anymore.

She got married.

Good as dead.

Sydney, thanks for coming.

You must be Nigel.

Sorry about the choice of cafes. It's
just that not even the police

come here.

You made bail. What are you worried
about? That they'll arrest me for

else. Are they involved?

Whoever stole the diamond, bought off
the police, arranged to have me framed

that Cairo would have no choice but to
have them hold me.

I was lucky enough to get the story in
the papers.

Otherwise, I wouldn't have made bail.
Any idea who stole it?

I can think of half a dozen people with
enough clout to pull this off.

Whoever it is, I'm sure they're out of
the country by now.

Sidney, you don't know how much this
means to me that you came all this way

to give me a hand.

Ruth, you know you've been there for me
a few times before.

All right.

So where do you want to start?

I'd say the Pharaoh's tomb. That's the
last time you saw the diamond.

It'll be under heavy guard.

Male guards, of course.

Of course.

No. Nigel, you did it before. It worked
like a charm.

No.

It's the only way.

There has to be another way. I don't
know what you're making such a fuss

You have very nice legs.

How you doing? Fine.

How long do you think... When I'm done.

Ow! Are you all right?

Nothing a tourniquet won't fix.

I'll just lay out your thing.

Ow!

What do you want, woman?

We have food.

We have already eaten.

And where?

What went?

What about the little one?

Nice.

A nervous one.

Are you ready to receive what we have to
offer?

Very much ready.

I remember you asked for this.

According to these hieroglyphics, the
diamond was found

inside a meteor that fell to Earth. Now,
the Egyptians believe the gods sent it

to the pharaoh.

Do you believe that? About the meteor, I
mean. Oh, I know it's true. I found the

diamond resting on a piece of it.

Now, it was said that the diamond's
white light would lead to Thutmose on

journey through the afterlife.

Now, that's standard stuff, but this,
this isn't.

What are those rays?

I don't really know.

But Thutmose was an incredible warrior.

His armies were unstoppable.

Maybe the diamond was more than just a
flashlight.

Well, are you suggesting it was some
sort of laser weapon from somewhere out

there?

I don't know.

Well, Ohio Griffiths are probably some
work of an Egyptian spin doctor. I mean,

it's clever mythology at best, isn't it?

Allegory.

Bruce, is there anyone on your short
list of thieves that walks with a limp,

favoring his left foot?

Omar Mustafa. He was wounded in the Six
-Day War against the Israelis while

running away. A real hero.

He's been down here.

What?

Take a look at the footprint.

He left a deeper imprint with his right
foot than with his left foot.

You're right.

So where do we find him?

He runs an import -export office in
Cairo, basically a small -time fence for

lower -priced artifacts stolen from dig
sites.

Well, he hit the big time with your
diamond.

Yeah.

What?

Next time, I'd definitely go with a size
six.

You think he left the country with the
dung? Yeah.

The question is, where did he go to sell
it?

Check the hardware.

in his desk.

Autodial numbers have been nuked.

The hard drive's been wiped, too.

Auto -redial?

Too easy. That's why I might have
forgotten about it.

Royal Hotel.

Mr. Boot speaks.

Yes, good morning, Mr. Boot.

I'm calling from Mr. Mustafa's office.

Has he arrived yet?

Oh, this afternoon. Yes, of course.

No, no, no message.

As a matter of fact, if you wouldn't
mind not mentioning I rang.

He's so cross when I get disorganized.

You're also kind.

Sidney.

How long has it been?

Not something I keep track of.

I miss our little adventures.

What are you doing here, Carl?

I've intercepted one of Mr.

Mustafa's enthusiastic.

about his latest find.

It sounded very interesting.

And you know where he's gone.

Oh, let me get that information for you.

Oh, clumsy girl. Did I just erase the
last number?

I could kill the three of you.

That's one option.

Or you could tell me where Mustafa is,
and I'll let you all go.

Well, that's another.

But then that's not half as much fun.

No pain.

I can certainly feel yours.

Why did he let us go? He got me.

Don't worry about it. Let's just get out
of here.

Drive!

Good location for Mustafa. This area is
the heart of one of the biggest diamond

markets in the world.

The guys with the briefcase?

Carrying fortunes in them.

I'm so sorry. Are you all right?

It's better for people to think that
you're with someone in this world now.

I hope you don't mind.

Ah, the red light district.

Yeah, another reason for Mustafa to stay
here.

English. I love English.

I could do anything for the Empire.

Is that right?

Let me tell you.

Code's gonna find us, you know. It's
just a matter of time.

Is he a relic hunter?

More a terrorist for hire.

He's not interested in stealing and
selling diamonds.

What's he wanted for, then?

That's what I was wondering.

Ah, here we are.

The Royal Hotel.

Yes. Where's Nigel?

You know, no one's gonna give us
Mustafa's room number.

Not unless we've got a very good reason.

Sydney, thank God.

I seem to be having trouble
communicating with Carla.

Carla?

You're already on a first -name basis.

You can't make her understand that I'm
not interested.

Saying no is a good way to start.

I tried that, of course.

She just kept talking.

Nice outfit.

Do you mind if I talk to you for a
second?

Mr. Booth?

Yes?

I have an appointment to see Mr.
Mustafa.

Yes?

Omar said you might show me to his room.

It looks great in it.

Of course.

Show this young lady to suite 303.

Use the staff lift.

Beat it

Let's

go I want to get this over with before
anybody else arrives

I'm not so sure.

Who else would it be?

Cole.

I know it's not me, is it?

Where's Mustafa?

Gone. I want that diamond.

I know.

You want it bad, don't you?

$500 million if you deliver the diamond.

Who would pay a billion dollars for a
diamond? Says Liz Taylor.

I have buyers.

What is this stuff?

Well, I have never seen anything like it
before.

Have you brought me, Bruce?

I was hoping you could tell us, Dale.

I wish I could.

Meaning? The meteorite itself is
comprised of carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen,

copper, other trace elements, exactly
what we've seen in meteorites before.

the diamond isn't a diamond.

There's no trace of carbon present.

Then what's it made of?

I don't know.

The refractive index of the material is
so high that it actually absorbs light

and doesn't allow it to escape.

It's what a diamond does. That's what
makes a diamond sparkle.

It's holding light?

Exactly. Inside the crystalline
structure. It's like a Belgian lace.

Delicate and volatile.

I want to take a closer look. The laser
will illuminate the interior of the

crystal structure better.

Oh! Oh!

Theo, are you okay?

In one piece, at least, yeah. What
happened?

I'm sure I don't know.

Somehow, the laser altered the molecular
structure of the crystal and allowed

the light inside to be released.

And you were only working with a sliver
of it.

Oh, my God. What would happen if a
larger piece were tampered with?

As in cut.

Well, it mustn't be cut.

The release of energy could be
catastrophic.

Is there any more of this material?

May I see it?

I'm afraid not.

It's been stolen.

Find it.

Do whatever you have to do. The stone
must not be disturbed.

The hieroglyphics and Thutmose tomb were
right.

They don't. I can't believe it.

Sidney, the finest diamond cutters in
the world are here in Amsterdam.

As far as Mustafa knows, that stone's
the world's biggest diamond.

We've got to stop him before he blows a
hole in the middle of Europe.

Sidney.

Hello, Coe.

I suspected the stone had potential, but
I didn't know.

You've answered my questions.

Leave it alone, Coe. It's too dangerous
even for you.

Really?

My offer stands.

50 -50 when you deliver the song to me.

You really got to work on your people
skills, pal.

We're big?

Not big.

We have mosquitoes?

What is your destination?

Let's go, guys. Off with it.

I know this is highly unusual.

Yeah, yeah.

Why don't you wait outside? It'll only
take a few minutes.

I have to stay in the cab.

Policy of the company.

Is that right? Yeah.

What's your name?

Volker. Volker. Nice name.

Oh, thank you.

Hold this.

This is my policy, Volker.

Now, why don't you step outside before I
break your femur? You do know what a

femur is, don't you?

Let's go!

These guys, Volker, I gotta tell you.

How do you feel about going to
Volkendam? Oh, yeah.

Good. I'm glad to feel that way. You're
going there alone.

Alone? Yes.

I don't understand.

Probably never will.

Volkendam? 500 guilders.

Well, that's not enough.

It's a lot of money. Yeah, but it's not
enough.

Have you ever heard of a tibia, Volker?

So, this guy Mustafa, he's a ladies'
man?

That's right.

No.

No!

Willkommen. Goedemiddag.

Very well, thank you.

Same to you.

May I help you?

Perhaps.

I'm an old friend of Omar Mustafa.

I'm in town on business and he told me I
should come and see you.

He assured me that you would be
extremely helpful.

Conferring? Conferring? Yes. Yes?

Conferring?

Well, um, conferring, that is, in
finding, um,

an escort. An escort?

Yes. I assure you, this will be no
problem.

No? Really?

Um, he also said you might suggest a
place he enjoys.

Plastic, plastic.

Plastic, plastic. Sounds lovely.

What is your preference?

Perhaps I can suggest someone.

My preference?

A little of this, a little of that, you
know.

Of course.

You're English.

Constanza.

Constanza? Yes.

She will be able to help you with your
problem.

This girl wants a diamond ring better
than most

anything. There's nothing like a little
rock to make

me love you round the clock. All the
eyes will linger on that sparkle on your

finger.

Why do I suddenly feel like I'm in a
Kubrick film?

The star has got to be here.

Now let's start looking.

There's nothing like a little rock to
make me love you.

Round the clock.

Uh, I don't think you want to do that.

It's just a harmless smile.

Nigel, you don't have to... Sidney, I
appreciate what you're trying to do, but

sometimes you protect me too much. I'm a
grown man, after all, and I can handle

things more than you realize.

Suit yourself.

I admire your singing.

Wonderful voice, but I'm not interested.

Don't flatter yourself, pal. I was just
checking out the sweater.

Calvin Klein?

Banana Republic.

You okay? Yes, good. Thank you very
much.

That's him.

Over there.

Well, while she's powdering whatever it
is she powders, I think I'll go fill in.

I haven't seen you here before.

It's my first time.

You know, for the right price, I can be
quite amusing.

And what would the right price be?

I like diamonds.

Big diamonds.

You know what I'd really like?

The Thutmose diamond.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Here are the facts, Moose. You stole it.
You framed my friend Bruce for it and

brought it to Amsterdam.

We want it back.

The ancient Egyptians had a most unusual
method of dealing with their low lives.

Before they mummified the dead... They
ripped their brains out through their

nose with a hook. For scum like you,
they didn't have to wait for them to be

dead.

I don't have the stone.

I sold it. You sold it?

This afternoon.

To whom?

You don't know much about the diamond
business, do you?

Nicholas Van Holsen.

Yes.

Buys and sells diamonds from around the
world. Doesn't care where he gets them

from, nor to his clients.

Where do we find him?

He's going to have the diamond cut
tomorrow.

He's flown Eric Strombold in from
Calcutta.

Strombold, the world's finest diamond
cutter.

He's known at the... Don't even.

The cutter from Calcutta? Yes. Where is
he now?

At his building.

He's invited an elite group of clients
to celebrate the cut.

You'll never get close to this store.

Unless we're invited to the party.

No. Whatever you're thinking, no.

Call this number.

Ask for contender.

Shaking, aristocrats. Don't shake.

I may be vomiting soon.

Relax, would you? The letter of
introduction the Earl sent to Van

is the perfect cover.

I'll handle the questions about the
Earl. You just keep your eyes peeled for

coke. I'd feel a lot better if we had
some sort of game plan.

We do.

That's why I asked you to get the layout
of the building. You did get it, didn't

you? Of course, off the internet. The
building used to be a Dutch trading

company. Found it in... Nigel.

So what's the plan?

We get in, we get the diamond, and run
like hell. How? When? Where?

Name, please.

Philip Carlisle Mott.

Rock.

Thank you.

Diamond must be behind that curtain
there.

How are we going to get to it? I don't
know yet.

I'll have to take a look around.

I really don't think it's a good idea to
leave me alone.

You must be the Earl's son.

The Earl's son I am.

Son.

I just got a delightful fax from your
father. He sounds well.

Well, why shouldn't he be? You know,
rugby, cricket, polo.

Don't know how he does it, really.

In a wheelchair?

Neither do I.

He said you'd be hard to fool.

He also said you were engaged.

Yes, yes.

Where's the lovely lady?

Well, she's actually, um... Well, she's,
uh... Very grateful to be here, Mr. Van

Halten. My fiancée, Sidney.

Bailey.

Pleasure, Mrs.

Bailey. I can't wait to see what the
fuss is all about. We've been shopping

forever for an engagement ring.

Perhaps this will be your last stop.

It might be. If you will excuse me, I...

Oh, he's got to show off the diamond
before it's cut.

We'll just have to grab it and run.

Grab it and run?

That's your plan?

I'm improvising here, okay?

Okay. There's a light switch over there.

When I give you the signal, you hit it.
I'll make my move when it goes dark.

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you.

In the 27 years that I have been in the
diamond business...

I have never come across a stone such as
this.

It will become very special stones for
very special,

discerning people.

So that you can get the full
appreciation of its magnificence, I have

to have it cut in front of your eyes.

Eric Straubold is the only man in the
world That I would entrust

to cut this diamond.

Ladies and gentlemen, the cutting of the
third most diamond.

Unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

What now, honey?

I don't have a clue, dear.

Mr. Strombolt will be cutting the
diamond this evening for Mozart's

Quartet in G, an appropriate piece for
an act of beauty and perfection.

It could be anywhere in this building.

You're going to have to be my eyes,
Nigel.

Right. Well, at least we know it's a
room with leaded windows.

You got your walking?

Yes.

Something wrong?

We just promised the Earl we'd phone as
soon as we saw the diamond.

You don't belong.

Initial cut.

Trumbull executing a Bulgari cut.

Some of you may be familiar with it.

Cutters putting the stone in place.

I think I've got it.

For this, we have nothing but the best.
The most expensive laser cutter

available.

Nigel, I've got a problem.

What's the matter?

There's a leaded glass office on every
floor. How many floors are in this

building? Eleven.

I don't have time to check all of them.

No, you don't.

Help?

I'm sorry, Sidney, I can't think of
anything.

All right, keep trying.

Ladies' room.

Sidney, the cutter's going to make his
cut any second now.

There's a duck emblem in the wall. When
I was checking the building's history, I

remember there was a company.

Brown duck clothing.

They used to have offices here.

What floor?

The 11th, I think.

You think?

I'm pretty sure.

Hurry, Sidney.

Sorry. Pardon me. I'm excited.

Security!

This could kill millions of people.

You will never get the diamond out of
Amsterdam.

Tell that to the Egyptian embassy.

And she cooks, too.

Sydney, one day, you are going to make
some man a very,

very happy husband.

Whoa, Kimo Sabe, slow down here.

I didn't mean... Me?

Why not?

It's a... It's an observation.

I'm teasing.

I'm teasing. Relax.

Relax.

After what we've just been through, I
don't want to have anything to do with

diamonds for a long, long time.

I can't believe you didn't bring the
diamond back. That is so mean.

Claudia didn't belong to us. Well,
whatever happened to finders keepers? I

that would certainly make this whole
relic hunting thing a lot more

More interesting?

Claudia, the Thutmose Stone is an
incredibly important archaeological

And maybe scientific, too. Bruce just
called me from Cairo. He said they're

hosting a symposium of scientists from
around the world that are coming there

study it. That's fantastic.

I am like hyperventilating.

Sorry.

Just you'd be cranky too if you had past
lives like mine.

Past lives?

You, uh, you had your reading?

Totally depressing.

I mean, we went back a thousand years
and I wasn't anyone.

What? No past lives at all?

No, a ton of lives.

Just nothing cool.

I mean, no one famous or notorious or
beautiful.

Just normal people.

I feel so common.

I mean, the closest thing that I got to
being an actress was cleaning

Shakespeare's house.

You're kidding.

You knew the bard?

Who? Claudia.

History is made by everyone.

Rich and poor, common and famous. If
this past life's thing is real, you've

a part of a thousand years of amazing
stuff.

Yeah, but didn't someone say that we all
get 15 minutes of fame in our lives?

Andy Warhol.

Yeah. Okay, well, in 27 lives, I didn't
even get 15 seconds.

That is not fair.

You're famous around here, Claudia.

Really? Yes.

You've done things no one even would
think about doing.