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[rain pattering]
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-[blow landing]
-[woman grunts]
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-[indistinct clattering]
-[gravel crunching]
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[metallic clang]
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[Grim] McKenna was compromised.
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You were not.
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But if you continue down this path,
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you will be.
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Fuck!
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[Grim] Threatening to derail everything
we have accomplished thus far.
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Either you do this with me,
or I do it alone.
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How much longer on the files
from Shetland's phone?
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I've sequenced the datasets.
Running data decryption… now.
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Fuck! Like a needle
in a motherfucking haystack.
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We've got a visual. They're heading north.
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[Grim] Sam, you copy that?
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Cut right. Now.
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[engine revving]
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[truck horn blares]
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[horn honks]
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Ah!
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No!
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[Grim] Where the hell is he going?
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The tunnel's over a mile long.
Satellite's useless.
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Can we link up with CCTV? Speed cams?
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No CCTV.
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And it's the German autobahn, Anna.
No speed limits.
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There you are.
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Wait a minute.
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Fuck's sake. Which one?
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[jarring, menacing music playing]
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We've lost her.
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[menacing music trails off]
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[suspenseful intro music playing]
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[music trails off]
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[Diana] Yes.
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We proceed. Leave no stone unturned.
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The last thing we need is
for a decrepit ghost to derail our plans.
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[man] What about the agent?
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Deal with her as you see fit.
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[hesitating] Ms. Shetland?
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Remind me. Your name?
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Milena.
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Your new assistant?
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Ah. Of course.
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[haltingly] I, uh…
Your schedule, for this evening.
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Decline it all. And scrap my calendar.
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I've got far more pressing matters
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to attend to.
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[restrained, introspective music playing]
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[Grim] Let's get you back to HQ. Debrief.
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Sam?
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Listen to me.
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Zinnia chose her path.
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The man is not the mission.
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[Fisher] The man is always the mission.
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Fisher! Don't you dare go…
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And… he's offline.
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Guess that means no debrief, then.
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How will he even find her
if he's off-grid?
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Sam's a lone wolf.
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He has his ways.
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[McKenna grunts]
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[Karimi] No identification.
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No known family members.
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No civilian or military records.
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Not even a viable DNA sample.
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I know. I've never been
a trip-down-memory-lane type of person.
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[Karimi] Right. Let's get to it, then.
We're seasoned professionals, after all.
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Among the personal belongings
of a mutual acquaintance of ours,
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Mr. Lukas Kersetz,
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we happened upon this photograph.
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What is in the tooth, Zinnia?
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It must be something important
for you to butcher your lover like that.
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I've always hated going to the dentist.
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You will die. Screaming.
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Not a talker.
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Can't say I'm surprised.
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[McKenna grunts, seethes]
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That tooth, Zinnia…
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What's in it?
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Green Gables is an encrypted audiobook
hiding over 3,000 scanned documents.
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[Jo] Most of them,
if not all, are heavily redacted.
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Isn't that standard procedure
for a company like Xanadu?
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It would be if this were the CIA.
Any clues as to what they could contain?
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We're still mining the datasets,
but from what we've gathered so far,
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there are scientific documents,
articles, peer reviews…
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Most documents seem to be tests
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for generators for solar,
wind, and wave energy.
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Xanadu's proprietary patent.
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What is Shetland hiding?
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[Charlie] Everything.
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I did everything, just as you asked.
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And now all is ready
for your big parade, but…
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[Diana] But?
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[Charlie] The whole thing feels so… dull.
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And formal. We're missing the fireworks.
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Fireworks are not exactly
environmentally friendly, are they?
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Finally, the eyes of the whole world
are upon us,
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and all you can do is talk
windmills, solar farms, Mother Nature.
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-Boring!
-[Diana] Charlie, patience.
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At the fundraiser,
you showed restraint and class.
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A true Shetland.
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Dad would have been proud of you.
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[frenetic party music playing]
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[music continuing faintly below]
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[Charlie] "Those who want
the world to change
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know that they must break it."
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You know who wrote that?
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A true Shetland.
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What are you implying?
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[Charlie] Don't you see it?
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By focusing on Europe,
you appear desperate and weak.
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China, India, Russia…
They would die for our tech!
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Let's make them beg for it.
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[Diana] You've had too much to drink.
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[Charlie] If Dad were alive,
he would agree with…
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Don't you dare speak
on behalf of my father.
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What would you know of him anyway?
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A handful of vague memories?
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A few lines from a memoir
he probably didn't even write?
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I know the legacy. I am its future.
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Did you get the memo?
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[Charlie] I did.
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I've spoken to someone
about the Green-X situation.
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[Diana] Good. A chopper
will be waiting for you at dawn.
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Be there.
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And Charlie…
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You know I care about you,
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brother.
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Half-brother.
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[tense, menacing music playing]
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[flames roaring]
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[Karimi] You know
we are nearing the breaking point.
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Time to say something.
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Diana Shetland really thinks
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she and her henchmen
can torture and kill their way to success.
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Because you think you're better?
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All you agents are the same.
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Emboldened by your air
of moral superiority.
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All that ego.
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It seeps…
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[emphatically] …out of every single pore.
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[grunting in pain]
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Don't fool yourself.
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You did all of this for nothing.
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Lukas died for nothing.
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And you will die for a tooth.
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I'm not done with you yet.
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I already told you.
I'm not telling you shit.
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[Karimi] You see this?
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The Turks have a popular saying.
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Nazar değmesin.
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A curse. "Don't tempt the evil eye."
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As soon as I saw you,
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I knew your death will serve to pay
for the sins of Sam Fisher.
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[menacing music droning]
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[McKenna cries out]
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[pained cry echoing]
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[suspenseful music playing]
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[in German] All in order, Berzins?
It's chilly, isn't it?
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As always.
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[staticky bursts]
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What's going on?
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[Berzins] How should I know?
I'll have a look.
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Understood.
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Everything all right, Berzins?
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[gasps]
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Shit!
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[silence]
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[Fisher tuts]
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[in English] I'm looking for her.
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What floor?
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[Jo] I think I've got something.
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Seems like Shetland
cherry-picked young researchers
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to write reviews
of the wave generators built into Xanadu.
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You think the tech is faulty?
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[Jo] Hard to tell.
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Xanadu's wave generators
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would be the first
fully functioning tech of its kind.
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A groundbreaking feat, to be sure.
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If Shetland wants to get her product
to market before the new year,
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any dysfunction
would be a secret worth dying for.
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The authors of said reports
have all gone AWOL.
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No online activity in the past two weeks.
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Could be coincidental. It's the holidays.
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Either that or, poof, scientists gone.
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Let's not make conjectures at this stage.
What else have we got?
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[Jo] This one. Hans Klimt, CEO of Green-X,
a tech firm based in Hamburg.
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A longtime collaborator of the Shetlands
and a friend of the family.
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Seems like Green-X
was the main testing facility
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for some of Xanadu's major technologies.
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Right after Diana took over,
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he questioned her strategy
and Xanadu's efficiency in an interview.
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He wasn't present at the Xanadu unveiling,
or at the fundraiser.
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[Thunder] Guys?
I think you want to see this.
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The building affected is a renowned
tech laboratory known as Green-X.
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The cause of the incident
is still unknown,
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as firefighters attempt
to reach over 30 employees,
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including the company's CEO,
who are believed to be trapped inside.
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Still think it's coincidental?
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Burning laboratories,
dead partners, disappearing reviewers?
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Not a chance in hot hell.
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-[in German] Of course I saw the game.
-Did you? You lost again.
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Come on.
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-It's not gonna happen this year.
-Unbelievable.
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Trust me on this.
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[man 1] It's not going to work out.
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-[man 1] Yeah. We'll see how this goes.
-[man 2] Well.
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Hey! Why don't I have
something like this at home?
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-Come on, I dare you.
-[peppy tune playing]
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-[silenced gunshot]
-What's happening?
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-Go!
-Go.
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-[rapid gunfire]
-[peppy tune continuing over phone]
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[bursts of gunfire]
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[Fisher grunting, panting]
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[peppy tune continuing over phone]
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[peppy tune halts]
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[phone ringing]
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You should take that. Mommy's calling.
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[Karimi] Yes?
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Y… Yes, of course.
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As agreed, I…
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Yes, she's on board.
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The Lazarev.
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Yes.
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[taut, suspenseful music playing]
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No. She has proved
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useless.
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[both grunting]
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Understood. I'll be there shortly.
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Shame. We've got to cut this short.
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Mommy sends her regards.
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[man grunting]
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[Karimi] I'm impressed, you know.
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The way you've held out?
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By this point, your boyfriend
was already asking me to be set free.
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[muffled grunting, struggling]
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Begging for a bullet to the head.
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[muffled gunshot, high-pitched ringing]
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[panting shallowly]
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[Diana] Nice of you
to finally pay me a visit.
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What has it been now?
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Fifteen years?
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[Karimi] Last words?
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[faint clink]
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-Huh?
-[clink]
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[steely, resolute music playing]
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[trigger clicks]
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-[Karimi laughs]
-[trigger clicking]
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[Karimi crying out]
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[guttural gurgling]
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[struggling subsides]
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[gurgling, moaning]
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[man 1 in Russian] Yes.
I just got up and revealed everything.
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[woman] Wow.
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You're just like Yan.
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00:19:22,666 --> 00:19:25,041
[man] Yeah,
like I just showed you everything.
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00:19:27,041 --> 00:19:30,666
I mean, say what you want about the guy,
he does have a drinking problem.
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00:19:31,791 --> 00:19:34,833
[woman] I heard he caught his wife
cheating on him… on the phone!
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So the guy decided to swim
all the way back to Moscow!
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[man] Don't be mean, boys.
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[phone buzzing]
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[phone beeps]
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00:19:46,625 --> 00:19:47,833
[in English] Hey, rookie!
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00:19:49,375 --> 00:19:51,208
Ah-ooh! New girl.
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00:19:52,166 --> 00:19:53,000
Me?
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00:19:53,083 --> 00:19:55,166
No, the Pope at the back of the ship.
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00:19:55,250 --> 00:19:58,416
Care to join us for some bad vodka
and even worse game of cards?
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00:19:58,500 --> 00:19:59,500
[crew laughing]
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[suspenseful music playing]
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[laughter continuing in background]
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00:20:23,375 --> 00:20:25,458
[exhales steadily]
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[suspenseful music intensifying]
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00:20:39,916 --> 00:20:40,916
[music trails off]
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00:20:45,083 --> 00:20:47,083
[somber, foreboding outro music playing]
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