All language subtitles for The.Code.2014.S02E04.1080p.WEB-DL.AAC2.0.H.264-ABH.eng

You okay?

- Can we not do that?
- Do what?

- The "Jesse, are you okay?"
- "Yes, I am."

"- Are you sure?
- Yes, I'm sure."

Ad nauseum thing that we do.

Sure.

Do you want to, er, go through

what we're going to say to Roth
one more time?

No, I don't want to go over it.

I'm so tired I don't even know
what language you're speaking.

We just stick close to the truth.

The extradition warrants were served
and we needed to get out of there.

Could've sworn I said,
"No, I don't want to go over it."

Maybe I just said it in my head.

No, no, no. You said it
out loud. I just ignored you.

Didn't she say that
they were no longer...

What?

"Attached" was the word she used.
That looks kind of attached to me.

Sometimes, when you
break up with someone,

you know, not everything dies.

Sometimes you still want to hug
that person for 10 minutes, eh?

Hasn't been 10 minutes.

See? Hugging over.

So you're sure he won't mention
this little unscheduled detour

in his flight log?

What unscheduled detour?

Pretty big favour, given what
would happen if he got busted.

He gets rewarded well enough.

Now we just have to hope that Budi
turns up before anyone else does.

I gave some people my word,

and because that's not worth
a pinch of shit to you lot,

they've gone and got themselves
into a much worse situation.

Oh, really, Nolan, I'm flattered
you think I wield so much power.

Which is quite a different answer from,

"I didn't have Nasim
Parande's visa cancelled."

I know you don't like it,
but there is a line in the sand.

Jesse Banks was your responsibility

as long as he was contributing
to the Callum case.

In relation to everything else,
he's my responsibility.

- Oh.
- Your job here is done, Nolan.

I know it hasn't always
been smooth sailing

but I really hope we can
cross swords sometime in the future.

I think you're meant
to say "cross paths".

- Oh! (CHUCKLES) Slip of the tongue.
- I don't believe in 'em.

Oh, Constable Freud, is it?

Detective, if you want
to get all formal.

(DOOR CLATTERS, KEY RATTLES IN LOCK)

Nasim: I spoke to the
Legal Aid solicitor this morning.

He's put in the application

to challenge the cancellation
of my visa, but...

- What?
- He didn't sound very confident.

He also sounded 14. (CHUCKLES)

We need someone who specialises
in immigration law, Baba.

Mamajin and I spoke to
a couple of barristers this morning.

- One of them is very good.
- We cannot afford it.

There's nearly 20.000
left in my uni fund.

- No, this is your future.
- Baba, I don't care!

No, Hani, I don't want it
to be like this.

But we don't have an alternative.

(CLEARS THROAT) I, um...

I spoke to Navid yesterday

and, um, he has a friend
at the Persian Times, an editor,

and they're interested
in our story, so...

No, this is not how it is going to be.

If we fight, it will only make
your situation more dangerous.

- They will target you.
- I don't care!

I care!

I'm telling you, Alilah,
it will make more trouble.

The second... the second...
we are silenced

because we are scared
of making more trouble,

in that moment, they've won.

You will not do this. We wait.

We follow procedure and we
pray that this will work out.

- No. I'm talking to them.
- No!

As your husband, I forbid it.

This is not the talk of
a man that I married.

Yeah.

Talk to her, yeah? Talk to her. (SOBS)

_

"Marina Baxter, laughing in the face
of the UN Refugee Convention."

Please, can you just take
a proper look at the site?

We're talking "Obama and Putin
are lizards from outer space

carrying out their crazy
lizard war here on Earth."

I mean, it's... it's hilarious.

I think the thing to focus on

is that the photos were sent
to all of the majors

and no-one bit... not one.

We sent Remsey Gangi and his family back

under the Memorandum of Understanding

and that picture proves, and I quote...

"there can be no doubt that
the Minister knew the Gangi family

were in direct flight from persecution."

No, those pictures
don't prove that at all.

Those pictures prove that there were
questions to be asked about the case

and you asked them.

You did exactly what was required of you

and, thankfully, any
questions that come up now

can be legitimately
handballed to Immigration.

And that makes it okay, does it?

Thank goodness those thorny questions
don't belong to us anymore.

It makes your position
tenable, Minister.

I'll be in in 20 minutes.
We'll talk about it then.

- Excuse me?
- Can I help you?

Hi. I'm, er...

I... I want to talk to
someone about my daughter.

- She's applying for the design degree.
- Mm-hm.

And she was unable to get
to the interview yesterday.

Her name's Alyse Baxter.

Yeah. She didn't turn up
to her interview.

Yeah, as I said,
she was unable to attend

so I'm just looking
to make another time.

(SCOFFS) Well, there are
no provisions for second interviews.

- It's clear in the course outline.
- Yeah, I read that.

I just, um... I just don't think
it applies in this instance.

Clause 7 of the application
outline is very clear.

We don't reschedule interviews.

(CAMERA HUMS)

(CAMERA CLICKS)

Maybe I'm taking it too far,

but Roth worked for this high-level
cyber unit in the US.

Just thinking about the files he took...

you're pitching "disgruntled employee
leaves with a cardboard box

full of things he's not
entitled to take home".

Ned: That would account
for the keenness to get them back.

Mm-hm. Unless there's
a different agenda running.

What if he gets the sack
and goes off the radar?

What do you mean, they stage his exit

and he pops up here,
like some kind of sleeper agent?

Nuts?

Indonesia is incredibly
important to the US

in terms of regional security,

maybe even more important
than Australia in the long run.

That would make the whole thing
with Kiki and Tahila a lie.

I know I have a somewhat limited
catalogue of experience

by which to assess these things, but...

he loves her.

Loves 'em both.

Yeah, it's him.

Is he reliable, your guy?

He's the best fixer
I've ever worked with

and the risk for him is extraordinary.

More or less than yours
if you get busted?

Much more. I'm a foreign spy.
He's one of their own.

You remember Jesse. This is Ned.

- Ned, Budi.
- Hi, Budi.

There's a roadblock 2km up.
That's why I'm late.

Oh, great. Is there another way out?

So do we just wait for
them to go, or...?

They could stay there all week.

A patrol on foot could come
through here any time.

It's better to meet it head on.

I told them you were taking
pictures for the mine

and you hired me to pick you up.

And what did you say about us?

Nothing. You won't be in the car.

- What's happening?
- Shh!

- Why are we stopping?
- I need you to be quiet, Jesse.

- Selamat sore.
- Paper!

(SPEAKS INDONESIAN)

Budi: He asks what's the purpose
for you being out here is.

I am taking photos of the mine,

photos for the new exploration fields.

(SPEAKS INDONESIAN)

(SPEAKS INDONESIAN)

He wants to see your camera.

(SPEAKS INDONESIAN)

He's calling the mine.

(SPEAKS INDONESIAN)

(SPEAKS INDONESIAN)

- (WHISPERS) What's going on?
- Shh. I need you to be quiet, Jess.

I need to know what's going on
because I need to know

how long I'm going to be
breathing this air for.

It's burning my nose, Ned.
It's burning my nose.

- I can't breathe and I'm boiling...
- Shh! Jesse! Jesse!

I need you to listen, okay?

You need to think of something
that'll take you somewhere good, okay?

(WHISPERS) It's okay.

- (THUD!)
- (GASPS)

(SPEAKS INDONESIAN)

He's recommending the wisdom
of you registering your trips

with the local authorities
in the future.

Terima kasih. Terima kasih banyak.

(SPEAKS INDONESIAN)

(ENGINE STARTS)

(JESSE GRUNTS)

(BANGING)

(BANGING CONTINUES)

(HYPERVENTILATES)

Slow down, buddy. Slow down.

(COUGHS)

Hi. It's me.

Sorry, that was a moronic thing to say,

unless, of course, you've gone
blind since I saw you last.

I'm assuming you haven't.

This is my brother, Ned.

- Did you find the boy?
- We did.

Good. That's good.

Thanks for the tip-off.

It was the least I could do.

Why are you back?

The police served
our extradition warrants.

We decided to run.

Jesse said you'd offered him
20K in Bitcoin for...

- 25 was where we landed.
- 25.

For a decryption job.

We need money. We need new passports.

We thought we could help each other out.

You hungry?

So how did you get out?

Meg's friend, Peter, he...

No, I meant the Canberra Stasi.
How did you slip their leash?

I, um... I don't really know.

I imagine they had
pretty tight reins on you.

I'm just curious to know.

Unless they wanted you to come.

Maybe they were hoping to hitch a ride.

I-I don't have an answer.
I just came here...

As soon as we knew that Meg
could get us on the plane,

we switched mobiles and laptops

and didn't make a peep
till we were in the air.

- No-one hitched a ride with us.
- If you'd be so kind, Ned,

would you mind letting Jesse
answer the question?

As unhospitable as it may seem,

I just need to determine whether I'm
being sold a lot of bullshit here.

And the fact that you
can't look me in the eye,

it's making me uneasy.

The truth is, I'm finding
it hard to look at you

without seeing what happened
last time I saw you.

How rude of me.

I haven't offered you any food,
Ned. Please help yourself.

Jesse?

- You alright?
- I prefer we stay together.

Not necessary.

Even so.

I'll... I'd concentrate
better if he came.

If you're just going to stand there,

would you be so kind
as to get us some beer?

I promise not to do
anything while you're away.

What, like kill someone?

Right.

I promise not to kill anyone
while you're out of the room.

Beer's on the verandah, in the fridge.

(SIGHS)

That was not how I intended
to broach the subject, but, um...

I definitely was going to
bring it up, but...

I wish that I could take it
all back, Jesse. I wish...

I was angry. I wanted to
scare him, and, um...

I wanted to hurt him, but...

I didn't intend for what happened.

I know that doesn't make
any difference, I know that...

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry I dragged you
into the middle of it.

(DOOR CLATTERS)

Where's Jesse's beer?

(CLEARS THROAT) He doesn't need a beer.

Fuck me. Is he always
this condescending?

Not usually to my face,

but we're under a bit of
stress at the moment.

Mm.

Done.

Chin down.

John Brown.

Why don't you go the whole
way and make it "Beige"?

It's not too late. Mr Beige works.

- Who are you?
- Claude LeMarr.

- You didn't make us brothers?
- No.

Can't choose your family, right?
That's what they say.

But there is a window here.

From this point on, you get to choose.

Would you grow the same family tree
without the soil of obligation?

Lifted the picture
off her Facebook page.

I'm not sure what your plans are,

whether she's going to join you or not,

but I thought I would make
her one up too, just in case.

Endine LeMarr.

Yes, I married you in a
simple garden ceremony.

It's your three-year anniversary

and, um, Mr Beige here
was your best man.

You should marry her, Jesse,
if you get the chance.

You don't mind if I talk out loud?

I'm just, you know, sharing my thoughts.

I think Hani's great,

but I probably wouldn't be
so condescending

as to tell someone who to marry.

Alilah: That's right. I have
completely forgotten that day.

Anton: Maybe you were
trying to forget. (LAUGHS)

Hani? Hani, come here.

Look. Look who popped in
for a visit, huh?

Hani?

Hani!

Hani, stop.

What the fuck?

You come into my house
and talk to my mother,

after what your boss is doing to us?

Guilty.

(SCOFFS) I don't want your jacket.

I don't know if you noticed.
We didn't cook this whole thing.

We're just responding
to what your mate dived into.

He's not my mate. He's my boyfriend.

Lara wants to, er... She wants
you to reach out to him

with us, obviously, on your shoulder.

She thinks she'd be in a position
to put in a good word for your dad.

Much as I'm sure you'd like to drive
a star picket through my chest,

maybe you also get that Jesse is
getting himself into very deep water.

If Roth gets him to do what he wants,

there's nothing we can do to help him.

Meg: Yeah, yeah. I'm still here.

Okay.

Remsey's in the cells in town.

Budi thinks that he can
get someone there in to see him.

- You can't go.
- Well, you can't go.

Ned: So Roth pays the bribe
but he's not allowed in?

Yep. Well, then there's the fact

that he wouldn't be Remsey's
first visitor of choice anyway.

Roth's all too Black Panther
to Remsey's Martin Luther King.

They're agreed on the outcome

but not whether to get there
via the ballot or the bullet.

We're good. Go to the back door.

Wait five minutes.
Someone will let you in.

- Oh, God.
- Remsey!

I'm okay.

It's okay.

This is Ned. He's been helping
me try to get the story out.

- And Gracie and the kids?
- They're home. Kiki's with them.

- They're fine.
- (SIGHS)

You have to tell Theo to step up.

Now's the time.

This is a letter.

I want him to put it on the site...

so everyone knows
what has happened here.

And then he must step up and talk sense,

so that things don't get out of hand.

If he doesn't do it, people
will start listening to Jan.

Did he say what he was planning?

He's asked my brother
to decrypt some files.

We don't know what's on them but,
whatever it is, it's made the police

and the government in
Australia very worried.

He talks big.

He talks about sending
a message to the world,

something that will make them sit up

and take an interest
in what is happening here.

What does that mean? Did he say how?

Most of the time, I'm
trying not to hear his talk.

It's not the way.

We provoke them, then,
when they say we are terrorists,

they are right.

Can I?

You cannot show Grace or Kiki.

Or Jan.

Jesse: Do you think you could sit down?

What? Am I bothering you?

Better still, perhaps you
could pace about outside.

This encryption's insane.

I'm never going to crack it.

Ever been stoned, Jesse?

As in stoned with marijuana?

As in stoned with marijuana.

I can't say I have. No.

Hmm...

(SINGS) ♪ If... ♪

♪ I had a donkey and he wouldn't go ♪

♪ You think I'd beat him?
No, no, no... ♪

- Sing along if you know the words.
- Nope.

♪ Give it some hay Give it some corn ♪

♪ Best little donkey ever was born! ♪

Oh! Gee up, Neddy! (CHUCKLES)

- (CHUCKLES)
- Can't believe you don't know it!

Sadly missing from
my musical catalogue. (LAUGHS)

Oh!

The floor was way closer
than I was expecting.

Oh, fuck! (CHUCKLES) Here.

- Wow. How did you know?
- (LAUGHS)

My tongue has somehow been
stuck to the roof of my mouth

and I was thinking about
how much money I would pay

to someone that would help reverse that.

- Suddenly, beer appears.
- Magic!

- It's like you were inside my brain.
- (CHUCKLES)

Hmm!

Hey, listen, are you with me?

- Am I with you?
- Yes. Are you with me?

I can see you're talking to me...

but the audio seems to be
coming from the lightbulb.

(LAUGHS)

Let me ask you something.

Why did you come back, huh?

Why did you really come back?

(BEEPING)

Someone's coming.

Right?

That's what's happening?

Yeah.

That's what's happening.

- He's in good spirits, but...
- You take any pictures?

Well, there wasn't really
much opportunity.

Really?

So, you don't have an
SD card hidden away

in your sock or your shoe
or wherever the fuck you keep it?

Seriously?

You're going to stand there
and lie to my face?

- He doesn't want everyone freaking out.
- Oh.

Well, while he's busy
not wanting people to freak out,

he's getting used as a punching bag
from now to Christ knows when,

and I'm here.

I don't think he's the
best judge of anything.

- He doesn't want Kiki to see.
- The man's a rocket scientist.

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

Jan?

How bad?

He's in good spirits.

(SIGHS)

He wants to make sure...

That I don't step in
and stir anything up

because God forbid
that we draw a line in the sand

and say enough is enough.

We are going to protest
about it in the morning,

in town.

Come, Tahila.

Can you get me a secure
line to Canberra?

Why?

The only reason Remsey's there
is because we sent him back.

I want them to see what happens
when they tick the right boxes.

Really? Are you that naive?
You don't think that

she sends pictures every week
that should be on the front page?

Did you see pictures of
Marcus being published

or any from the week before that
or the week before that

or the 300 that are proof

that people are being hacked
to pieces and shot in the street?

They only show up on
social media for a reason.

Are you drunk?

I did have one beer

but I think "stoned" is the correct
descriptor for my current state.

Ooh, um... Um, um, um...

- Oh, I've got decision fatigue.
- You'll have tangerine.

Really? Will I?

Come on. Out with it. It's killing me.

(LAUGHS) Come on! What?

Well, you know how much I hate

your "everything happens
for a reason" crap?

- Yeah. I'm aware of that.
- Well, I think I'm almost converted.

Oh, my God, Alyse. This is
doing my head in. What happened?

I got a call from the
uni this afternoon.

They've given me a scholarship.

What do you mean they've
given you a scholarship?

Well, they must've had
another look at the application

'cause I didn't show up,
and decided they had to have me.

But you... you only applied
for a place in the course.

You didn't apply for a scholarship.

- Did... Did they say why?
- Nope.

I don't understand.
They must've given you a reason.

I'm not going to argue, Mum.

If they want to pay for my degree,
they can pay for my degree.

I thought you'd be happy for me.

I am, sweetheart. I'm thrilled.

Just... I'm surprised, that's all.

(MESSAGE ALERT)

_

Give me a minute?

_

_

(PHONE VIBRATES)

Is he alright?

He's exactly as he looks
in the photographs.

I can only assume, given that you've
got access to these photographs,

that you must be there.

Well, I don't think that's
the question of the hour

and I think you know that.

Right now, talking to you,
you know what I should do?

Hang up right now, ring this in
and tell them you contacted me

and that there's every chance
that you're in West Papua

in close proximity to
where Remsey's being held.

And yet the fact
that you haven't done that

makes me think you were
the right one to call.

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACH)

Celebratory spliff, was it?
Managed to copy the files?

Please don't. I'm not feeling very good.

What was your answer about family?

If you had a choice?

It's a stupid question.

Regardless, I want to know your answer.

There is no answer, because the point
of family and the kind of beauty of it

is that you manage to love
this person that you didn't choose

and that's kind of
what makes it more important.

It takes more.

It's harder work.

Loving your friends, it's a doddle.

You pick 'em because
they're easy to love.

I don't really have any friends.

Is that weird?

It's weird, isn't it?

He wrote her letters, Dad...

when she was in the nursing home.

After she got her diagnosis

and she knew that her mind was going,

she asked him to write down memories

so that she'd have stuff
to talk about with us.

When I ate the spider's eggs,

when you fell out the back
of the blue car onto the road...

I hated that car.

When we went to the symphony
for the first time.

It's a nice thing for him to do.

Hm.

Hard for you to let
him be good, isn't it?

(SOBBING)

(SOBBING CONTINUES)

(SIGHS)

_

Hm.

If you can copy the file today,
then I can call Marina

and see if she'll broker a deal
for us and Hani's Dad.

And then what?

Given that, I don't know,

he spends a terrific amount
of time in the bathroom

and I actually can copy the file.

I don't want to freak you out but I
don't have the answers for everything.

I'll going to file that
under "I for irony".

Meg: Okay. Show on the road, I think.

Is it hard not to go?

No. That's not hard.

What's hard is watching my wife
bury half her family year after year

and them not fighting back.

I've made up my mind, Jesse.

The time for playing small is over.

I'm not sure I'm following you.

We're not going to fuck around
trying to decrypt the file anymore.

We're going back to
steal the keys, Jess.

One thing to try and decrypt something

you might've found
on the side of the road

but... to break into
somewhere like this?

Mm. Very different.

I know the kinds of things
they do in there.

It's not like breaking into the 7-11.

- Consequences for me are...
- For me too, Jesse.

If we get busted in there
and they get a fix on this location,

it's game over.

But it's a risk I have
to take, so... sorry.

Sorry for what?

I made you do it. I attacked you
and I forced you at gunpoint.

You don't have a gun.

I can get it out, if you want.

No, thank you.

Ow!

Jesse?

I need this, Jesse.

Trying to crack the
decryption could take forever

and we're running out of time.

Surely, since the initial theft,

the security on the keys
is going to be completely insane.

Mm-hm.

I've helped design the system

so I can get us over the firewall
and into someone's machine,

but you're going to have
to find the keys

and you're going to have to do it fast.

Distance has given me
such a horrible perspective.

- Of what?
- Of just what a sucker I was.

And all the horseshit that goes with it.

"We're a family. We got your back."

10 years of my life.

Hm.

Only seven people inside the
facility have access to the keys.

Damon Jade.

Ah, besides having a stupid name,
Damon's a cat man.

Let's see. What's her name?

Chantelle?

Charlize?

Constance.

Okay. Let me see her file.

Alright. Here we go.

Dear Mr Jade,

we're writing to all our clients

whose pets underwent
surgical procedures at the clinic

in the last 12 months.

We received a veterinary medicine
health alert yesterday.

Emaxadyne...

were tainted and a complete
recall of the brand is underway.

We ask you to register pet details
and the type of procedure

on the attached form

and return it to us so that
we can lodge it with the company.

Let me just...

In case he does a bit
of research of his own.

Oh, brilliant. Is the Trojan ready?

Yep.

Okay. Let's hope he bites.

Come on. Come on.

How long do we have, once he clicks?

You'll two minutes to get the keys
before the walls start falling in.

Come on.

Come on!

Yes! Ah!

- Security's good.
- Yep.

- Everything good on your side?
- Yeah.

- Jan, you noticing that?
- Yeah, I got it covered.

They must have an anomalous
pattern detection. We gotta go.

- One more minute.
- We don't have a minute.

Come on. Come on, Jesse.

Come on!

Fuck it. We gotta go. Come on, Jesse!

(CHUCKLES)

(PHONE RINGS)

_

_

I ordered for you. Thought we don't
have loads of time to waste.

Um, so what's on your mind, Lara?

(LAUGHS)

Well, too much, probably.

But I needed to see you in person
because there's talk this morning

about some pictures you got yesterday.

I haven't actually seen them
but let's just say

there's some pretty heavy pressure
not to go down that road.

(CLEARS THROAT)

Don't get me wrong, Lara. You're
one of the smartest people I know.

But I don't remember appointing
you to my advisory team.

(CHUCKLES)

You're right.

But I crossed over that
line because I care.

Woman: There you go.

- Thank you so much.
- You're welcome.

I heard Alyse got a scholarship.
That's fantastic news.

She must be thrilled!

Mm!

I'm ravenous. Eat!

(WOMAN SINGS IN LOCAL LANGUAGE)

(ALL CHANT)

Free Remsey!

Free Remsey!

(CROWD CONTINUES CHANTING)

(HORN TOOTS)

(HORN BLARES)

Trouble.

(HORN BEEPS)

Guard: We got a convoy of trucks
heading up to the mine.

There's a protest blocking
the road. We need them moved.

(HORN BLARES)

(HORN TOOTS)

That would've taken me,

if I'd worked 24 hours a day,
seven days a week,

about 300 years to crack.

(MESSAGE ALERT)

_

Don't open anything till I get back.

Thanks.

They got the Kaspion Keys.

What's Kaspion?

It's a crawler program.

They release it across a network

and it red-flags every machine
that's got a backdoor.

You know which systems
have vulnerabilities,

you can let yourself in
any time you want.

What kind of systems
are we talking about?

Financial institutions, power
grids, weaponry, hospitals.

It's not fussy.

It's just looking for the chips

which have had the flaws
manufactured into them.

Manufactured in by who?

Who has the biggest budget
for cyber operations on the planet?

(CROWD CHANTS)

(SCREAMING)

(GENERAL HUBBUB)

Oh! (GASPS)

Lara: There was a point where
being silent was protecting him

but now... it's about
saving him from himself.

_

Kiki!

Kiki!

No. No, no, no!