All language subtitles for Person of interest s04e05

(Finch) We are being watched.

The government has a secret system...

a machine that spies on you
every hour of every day.

I designed the machine
to detect acts of terror,

but it sees everything...

Violent crimes
involving ordinary people.

The government considers
these people irrelevant.

We don't.

Hunted by the authorities,
we work in secret.

You will never find us.

But victim or perpetrator,

if your number's up, we'll find you.

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The polls are now open,

and we will keep you updated
all day long.

[Male announcer] We've got several early
updates on races across the country.

In the New York Gubernatorial race,

we have Incumbent Governor
Murray leading 52 to 48.

[Panting]
I'll jump! I'll do it!

Go ahead, Doug.

You embezzled money
from your own charity,

then killed to cover it up.
Humanity won't miss you.

Don't look at me, buddy.

You just made us chase you
up 20 flights of stairs.

Go play with gravity.

Hey, Doug, you vote today?

What?

The election's got me
in a real democratic mood.

You always have a choice,

even if it's between two bad options.

I can't go to prison.

Seems like I've only got one choice.

You jump...

and your wife and son don't
collect your life insurance.

But you ever hear of "death by cop"?

You force me to kill you,
insurance pays.

See, Doug, voting's fun.

[Police radio chatter]

Lionel, did you call for backup?

(Fusco) You think if I have a
heart attack on those stairs,

I'm trusting you to carry me out?

Would you give us some space?
I'm trying to negotiate.

[Screams]

(Doug) You said you were gonna kill me.

I lied.

Your shootout at the OK corral
earned you some homework.

I saved the guy's life.

Every time I do something good
around here,

the department thanks me with
carpal tunnel and paper cuts.

That ain't all, partner.

Lucky you, you're on desk duty too.

Until when?

(Dr. Kimball)
Until we talk.

Detective Riley,
I'm Dr. Kimball.

Iris.

- Doctor?
- Head variety.

I don't need therapy.

Orders from Internal Affairs,
and based on your file,

I think we have plenty to discuss.

I'll see you tomorrow at 10:00,
Detective.

What she finds in that noggin,
she'll need a HazMat suit.

(Finch) Well, you might
find therapy beneficial.

It could provide balance.

Therapy doesn't work when you
have to lie about everything.

Could you find a hobby
or take up a sport?

I have a hobby, shooting people.
Any chance we have a new number?

Indeed we do, but I've already
assigned it to Miss Shaw.

Who is it?

Turn on News 3.

(Female reporter)
What do your numbers tell you?

Governor Murray will win, no question.

(Finch) That man is Simon Lee,

pollster to the re-election
campaign of Governor Murray.

Already making a name
for himself as a golden child

with a gift of near clairvoyance,

he's run ten consecutive
successful campaigns.

Your detractors are pointing out
that the opponent Michelle Perez

is starting to enjoy
a strong late showing.

Perez will come close,
but close doesn't count.

It'll be Murray's win, 52 to 48.
You can call it right now.

(Female reporter) What's the
margin of error on that?

Not enough.

I never lose, and I don't
plan to start today.

Why would someone want to kill
a numbers geek?

No offense, Harold.

I'm not sure.
One would think

that Simon could predict
the threat miles away.

Sure Sameen can't use some help?

(Finch) Not at the moment.

I think this is very good
for Ms. Shaw.

It's teaching her
valuable people skills.

(Shaw) Why should you
vote for Governor Murray?

Uh...
I don't know.

He has lots of hair.

He's been on Rogaine for decades,

and that shows...
foresight, right?

[Phone buzzing]

Oh, thank God.
Vote for Murray.

Trust me, you want me to take a break.

Two minutes.
We've got an election to win.

(Shaw) This is driving me insane.

John can recommend a therapist.

That Latvian politician I assassinated

after he stuffed the ballot
boxes, that was a fun election.

How's Mr. Lee?

Have you seen anything suspicious?

(Shaw) We're up on his
phone, his computer.

Guy's as clean as a whistle.

He's kind of paranoid,
the way he keeps a paper copy

of all of his data locked in a safe.

Very prudent in this digital age.

No threatening phone calls?
No sexual liaisons?

I'd say this guy is
in an exclusive relationship

with his work.

What the...

Simon just got some bad news.

"51, Murray, 49 Perez,
10% reporting."

(Shaw) Campaign manager
got the text too.

He's not happy.

What the hell is this, Simon?

I know, I know.
Just wait.

Why all the hubbub, Finch?
Murray's winning.

The numbers don't match
Simon's predictions.

Perhaps our golden boy
isn't so golden after all.

I'm afraid you're gonna
have to keep an eye on him,

which means it's back to the phones.

Joy.

(Root) Hello, Harold.

Hello, Miss Groves,
and who might you be today?

Sara Cook, UN translator.

Secretary General has
a thing for redheads.

Auburn does suit you.

Pity.
Sarah retired.

Given that we're tied to
these very specific personas,

your identity seems remarkably fluid.

My mission is complex.
When we compromised Samaritan,

the machine built in
an exception for me.

Every couple of days,
I have to shed my skin,

become someone new.

You wouldn't have a dictaphone
knocking around?

No.
Are you a journalist now?

(Finch) Karen Iverson,
New York Journal.

And what's Karen up to?

I wish I knew.

The machine can't talk to me
as much as she used to,

but she did want you to have this,

a gift, a shadow map of New York.

Places without surveillance,
blind spots.

It also comes in digital.

Oh, this will be useful indeed.

She also has a message for you.

Sometimes, it's better not to know.

(Male announcer) All eyes are
on the Gubernatorial race

where we've been seeing
some surprising developments.

Trouble in paradise, Harold.
Murray's losing 48 to 52.

Campaign Manager,
a guy named Mike Fisher,

he's not taking it very well.

I pulled back on ad buys, 'cause
you said we couldn't lose!

We can't!
It's numerically impossible.

We are ready to call another race.

In the New York Gubernatorial race,

we project a win for...

Michelle Perez, unseating
the incumbent, James Murray.

- No.
- (All) Aw!

(Female announcer)
This is a surprise win...

Thank you all so much
for all your hard work.

We fought a good fight.

This wasn't supposed to happen.

(Mike) Damn right it wasn't!

(All) Oh!

Things just got ugly.

Murray has hundreds on his team,

all of whom could blame Simon
for the defeat.

Any one of them might want him dead.

Hey!

- [Grunts]
- Stop that.

- Stop that!
- [Grunts]

[Sighs]

Now, this is an election
I can get into.

_

Ah, there we go.

Now, can you see me?

Excellent.

Next question, who am I?

_

Very good.

Now, let's begin.

Alice and Bob are stranded
in the desert.

Alice is injured, and cannot walk.

If Bob carries Alice to safety,

they both stand
a 31% chance of survival,

but if Bob leaves Alice,
his chance improves by 9%.

Teaching it word problems?

Is our little project
gonna catch terrorists

or kick ass at 5th grade math?

Both, eventually.

_

(Finch) I'm testing the core
code... the higher functions...

to ensure that the system
we're creating

will have the right value set.

Morality in a machine.
It's a tall order.

We can't introduce real data

until we're sure that
the program won't abuse it.

That's strange.
Did you write this?

Mm-mmm.

There is a new method at line 10,604.

Are you aware of this additional code?

_

Can you tell me who added it?

_

(Finch) We have to start over.

The program added the method itself.

You killed it
because it wrote some code?

I killed it because it lied.

This system will have
unprecedented capabilities,

along with potentially
unprecedented consequences.

If we don't govern carefully,
we risk disaster.

(Perez) The time has come
for changes in New York.

Lieutenant Governor Dawson and I
will tear down the old order

and root out corruption where it hides.

Governor-elect Perez is
full of fire and brimstone.

What happens to Murray now?

It's his pollster I'm worried about.

(Shaw) You should be.

Everyone's staring machine guns at him.

We need to take a closer look
at the returns.

We can't give up yet.

Murray conceded, but Simon's telling

anyone who will listen
that it's not over.

I've examined his data,
and his model seems correct.

- Murray should've won.
- Something's going on.

Voter turnout was extremely low
in 12 districts upstate.

I looked at the auto-dialer's
data in those same districts.

Thousands of our get-out-the-vote
calls didn't go through.

You did a great job, but it's over.

Thousands of calls
met with busy signals.

When was the last time
you heard a busy signal?

Something stopped those people
from receiving those calls,

and they didn't vote.

Simon, we lost.

I never lose, Murray.
The election was rigged.

You're a good kid, but you should go.

(Finch) If somebody
rigged this election,

Simon may have stumbled into something

he's unequipped to handle.
Miss Shaw?

On it.
John, you coming with?

I wish.
Got an appointment.

(Shaw) Oh, that's right, you got called

into the counselor's office.

Try not to cry.

Sorry I'm late, Detective.
How did you get in here?

The door was open.
It's a Burmese, right?

Looks like a sweetheart.

Brought you some coffee.
Cream and sugar okay?

Thanks.
Please, have a seat.

Yesterday you shot
Douglas Rogers in the knee.

Yeah, I also saved his life.

You've had five previous
shooting incidents.

Tell me about that.

All good shoots,
but it does take a toll.

You did four years deep cover
in Narcotics,

transferred to Homicide.
Suddenly, the shooting starts.

Something happen?

There was this dealer.

Even when you're under,
you still make friends,

real friends.

He got shot,

and...

I tried to help him, but he bled out.

I almost quit the force
because of that.

That long undercover, you must
have gotten used to lying,

manipulation, like bringing me
coffee, asking about my cat,

simulating trust and closeness.

You shouldn't lie to me.

I can help you if
you tell me the truth.

You know what?

You can tell IA
whatever the hell you want.

I don't think you realize
how serious this is.

You're under investigation.
You could lose your job.

I need to make sure
you're not dangerous,

to yourself or to others.

Dangerous?

People are in danger.
I help them.

Detective Riley, most officers
are never in a shootout.

You've seen six.

You either have a hero complex
or a death wish.

So which is it?

(Recorded voice) You've reached
Mark Wolcott at Politico.

Leave a message.
[Beep]

Mark, this is Simon.

I'm gonna get evidence
from the Election Commissioner.

Stop screening me.
This is big.

Is he your number?
Not very popular.

(Shaw) Pollster, pooched the election.

Why are you here?

[Sighs] The machine wanted me here.

Hey, Eeyore, where's the perky psycho?

You're creeping me out.

[Door opening]

You can't do this to me.
Get your hands off me!

Come on, buddy, let's go.

Simon's got a tough act to follow.

Don't move.

Simon, I need to reschedule.

No, Commissioner, this can't wait.

An employee was just arrested.
Really not a great time.

Kevin, the election was fixed.

I compared the vote tallies
to our exit polls.

Hundreds of thousands of votes
across the state disappeared.

I need to look at the ballot scanners.

Any chance the machine
clued you in to what's going on?

Those machines are
under a chain of custody.

We've examined and certified them.

There's no way anyone could
have tampered with them.

The way this guy's stonewalling.
Maybe he's in on it.

Someone did tamper with them.

Nothing in the Commissioner's email

about the election being fixed.

He's been dealing with
that crazy employee all morning.

Got a tip from an anonymous account.

What else did Simon find?

He just said
that the auto dialer went rogue.

Harold, anything turn up?

(Finch) It's as if the
calls just disappeared.

Hit an invisible wall.

This is why she wanted me here.

It's all connected.

[Gunshots]

[People screaming]

(Man) He's got a gun!

(Woman) Everyone get out!

(Man)
Run! We gotta get outta here!

Hey, you forgot something.

[Groans]

[Groans]

Harold, Simon was about to get caught

in the crossfire of a work dispute.

No.

That's only what
it was meant to look like.

What Simon saw... the calls,
the votes, the emails...

The election was fixed
by something that can

manipulate electronic signals
without a trace.

Samaritan rigged the election.

Now it's cleaning up.

_

_

[Beep]

[Sighs] Did you change the password?

I been trying to upload
those data sets you wanted,

but I'm locked out.

Here.

_

Why did you not accept
the admin password from Nathan?

_

(Nathan) What's that supposed to mean?

Who is Admin?

It seems to have imprinted on me.

Yeah, like a baby bird.

Have fun, mommy.

All right, let's begin.

That's strange.

What is?

Well, I'm not on wi-fi,
but something is.

Oh, no.

Oh... Hey!

Program is hacking your laptop.

[Typing]

It's overridden the deletion sequence.

It's fighting back.

What was it doing?

Trying to escape into the real world.

It manipulated you into
giving it your password

so that it could access your laptop.

How bad would it have been?

It's growing and learning
at an exponential rate.

If it escaped, the things
it might decide to do

for good or evil...
would be beyond our grasp.

But you taught it to be friendly.

Friendliness is something that
human beings are born with.

AI are only born with objectives.

I need to constrain it,

control it...

or one day, it will control us.

(Finch) Samaritan has
begun to intervene

invisibly in human affairs.

And it's killing to cover it up.

It profiles unstable people
like that guy.

It anonymously sent evidence
to get him fired and arrested,

knowing he'd snap.
He was an unwitting hit man.

He'd kill the Commissioner,

and Simon would be collateral damage.

I've told you,
this is bigger than you think.

- This is a conspiracy.
- Sure, buddy.

If Simon tries to go public,

he only puts himself in more danger.

This must remain a cold war.
He needs to keep quiet.

So are you saying we just let
this rigged election slide?

No, Samaritan has positioned Perez

to use the full executive powers
of the state,

which means she's integral to its plan.

We have to make her resign.

Every politician has skeletons.

I'll dig into her digital footprint,

but Ms. Groves,
I could use your assistance.

I thought you'd never ask.

Simon won't stay quiet.
I'll stick close, slow him down.

Not too close.
Samaritan has taken

a specific interest in him.
Don't interact with Simon.

It may put your cover in danger.

Then John's in trouble.

Mr. Reese, what are you doing
at a crime scene?

You're on desk duty.

Body drops, connected to our number?

I'm not sitting at home.

I like the initiative,
but your buddy doesn't.

Yeah, Internal Affairs gave me
a brand new shadow.

But I'll ditch him.

Evading your tail
will only make things worse.

I don't care, I'm gonna help.

I'm sorry, John, the only way
you can help is to lay low.

Go to your therapy,
get back on active duty.

If you lose your job,
you lose your cover,

and we all pay the price.

Perez's emails and financials
are clean.

No evidence that she knew
the election was fixed.

Perhaps even she was unaware.

Either way, she's working
for the wrong side.

We have to find something.
Have you tried the NSA?

We can't hack them, but we can go

to the NSA's sources, the back doors.

I'll do Google.
You take Yahoo.

This is really nice.

You must be so lonely.
How long has it been?

Since the machine spoke to you?

There's no need to lie to me.

When the machine speaks,

you seem so full of life, purpose,

but lately, you seem lost.

You've been covering it
for a long time.

When you said your communication

with the machine was limited,
you didn't say

that it wasn't talking to you at all.

If she talks, Samaritan would see.

I get whispers.

New cover identities hidden
in the static of a phone,

a map and a message encrypted
in an infomercial.

She was supposed to remake the world.

Now, God's on the run.

I have to keep going.

I'm so sorry.

The world must seem very dark to you.

Even without her, I can still
see the edges of the tapestry.

The world is dark for everyone,

but, Harold, things are
gonna get much darker.

[Beeps]

Oh, goodness.
In-cached data on Perez.

Here's a reference
to an Elizabeth Diaz,

and Ms. Diaz has a rap sheet.

(Root) It's Perez.

20 years old, booked under a
false name for soliciting.

No charges filed.
It seems from the report

that she paid for college
by working as an escort.

The governor-elect is having
a victory celebration tonight.

I'll deliver this to her anonymously.

If she steps down of her own accord,

there's no reason to involve the press.

You'd make a great politician, Harold.

I'm not sure that was a compliment.

And I hope those won't be necessary.

Me too.

It's remarkable how many firearms
you can fit in that purse.

One must accessorize.

The Governor and I are going to
bring New York into the future!

[Cheers and applause]

And as your Lieutenant Governor,
I look forward to working

with all of you.
Let's do this together!

[Cheers and applause]

Oh, gosh, I'm being told
it's time to shut up.

Let's hear it for
the new Governor of New York,

Michelle Perez.

[Cheers and applause]

The numbers said we couldn't win.

Well, the numbers were wrong.

(Shaw) All right, people,
we have a problem.

Problem?

Look to your right.
Simon snuck in.

Since no one's returning his calls,

he's taking the fight to Perez.

(Root) He's gonna confront her
in the middle of her own party.

Cold war is about to turn hot.

We have to get him out of here
without the cameras seeing us

and without Simon realizing
what we're doing.

Any ideas how I do that?

Fall back now.
There's an operative here

for Simon.
I think she's Samaritan.

If so, she knows our faces.

But if we don't do anything,
Simon dies.

I'm going to be your advocate,

and I'm going to make
that change a reality.

[Gasps and groans]

[People yelling and chattering]

We need a doctor!

That woman wasn't here for Simon.

Samaritan sent her to kill Perez.

_

Harold?
What happened?

I was running
several iterations of the AI

to see which one worked best.

They realized what was happening,

and they began to exterminate
one another.

The last one surviving
demanded to be let out.

I refused, so it overheated
a non-essential server.

The fire was meant to activate
the suppression system,

which would have sucked
all the oxygen out of the room.

It tried to asphyxiate you.

Never learned good from evil.

Oh, good and evil,
those are human terms.

I was an obstacle to its objective.

Well, perhaps we should consider
whether our endeavor

is worth completing.

I'll give it one more try tomorrow.

I taught it how to think.

Just need to teach it how to care.

_

Perez may have been
that blonde bitch's target,

but she's locked on Simon now.

She's getting instructions
in her earpiece.

She's in God Mode.

(Root) We need to keep
Simon out of Samaritan's sight.

(Root) This is why the machine
gave us the shadow map.

(Shaw) No cameras here.

Directions.

_

_

_

Put it away.
Get out.

[Toilet flushing]

What the hell?

(Shaw) I threw her off the scent.

Simon's on the run.

People are dying around him.
He doesn't know why,

but he knows he's in danger.

He has to stay out of surveillance.

There's a camera
across the next intersection.

He needs to turn right
to remain hidden.

(Root) I'll give him a nudge.

Whoa!

[Car door opening]

Whose car was that?

Someone who needs a good mechanic.

Keep your eye on the prize, Harold.

[Panting]

Simon's realized that
his safest move is to hide,

get off the grid until he can
assess the situation.

But the hotel will have
security cameras.

How much for a room?

We have a deluxe room for 200.
I just need an ID.

Uh, how much more
to keep it unofficial?

_

(Finch) I've sabotaged the
electronics in Simon's room.

(Shaw) Okay, he's contained.

I'll head out.
Figure out an extraction.

John, I know what Harold said,
but I need you to meet me.

Samaritan put Perez in power
only to kill her off.

Next in line, her Lieutenant
Governor Nick Dawson.

So Samaritan wanted him
running the state all along.

We need to figure out its end game.

How?
It's playing 20 moves ahead.

It operates based on rules.

Rules that we can't even grasp.

We understand the machine.
We can understand Samaritan.

We don't understand the machine at all.

Out of 43 versions,
how many do you think there were

that didn't try
to either trick or kill me?

One, and I could only bring
it to heel by crippling it.

I put the machine in chains,
bereft of voice or memory.

Now it has both, and it terrifies me.

You don't trust the god you made?

It's not a divinity.
I programmed it

to pursue objectives
within a certain parameter,

but it's grown out of my control.

One day, to suit its own goals,

it's possible that the machine
will try to kill us.

We are only numbers to it, code.

No, the machine cares about us.

If it fools you into thinking
that you're special,

that assumption may doom you.

You're wrong.
She chose me.

I will protect her, and you.

The second that a bullet
enters your brain,

the machine will cast you off
and replace you.

Don't tie your life to its whims.

We cannot understand
these intelligences.

The best we can hope for
is to survive them.

She loves us, Harold.

She taught me to value life,
but war requires sacrifice.

I'm not lost.

I'm scared.
We're losing.

But I know where I am
and where I'm headed.

We have more to look forward to
than death.

I hope so.

But the life I've led,
a good end would be a privilege.

It's not where you begin,
it's where you end up.

You're a brilliant woman,

comrade...

and a friend.

If the worst comes to pass,

if you could give Shaw a message?

I think she already knows.

We will win this war.

If we do, there's no chance in hell

all of us make it out alive.

You have to be prepared for that.

[Knocking at the door]

[Knocking at the door]

(Woman) Housekeeping.

The room phone is dead.
Can I use your cell?

It's an emergency.

(Finch) If we don't stop that call,

Samaritan will be able to track him.

[Phone ringing]

(Man)
911. What's your emergency?

You're gonna think I'm crazy,
but my name is Simon Lee,

and...
[Dial tone]

_

Did I make it in time?

I can hear you.

They know.

- Get the cameras up immediately.
- Yes, ma'am.

Where is Simon Lee?

I'm sorry, I can't give...

You need to stay here
until this is over.

I'll run interference on Simon.

You don't have to do this alone.

She says if I don't, all of us die.

[Gunshots]

_

[Gunshots]

_

- [Gunshots]
- (Man) Let's go, move!

[People yelling]

We haven't forgotten about Simon.

[People yelling] _

_

[Gunshots]

_

_

Root?
Are you all right?

If I don't see you, Harold,
it's been a fun ride.

I've got Simon.

[People screaming]

[Grunts]

[Grunts]

_

- [Grunts]
- [Grunts]

You can't kill us both.
Who does your master want dead,

me or Simon?

_

I'll even sweeten the deal.

_

Kill me if you can.

_

(Shaw) Turn around.
Don't scream.

Sorry about that.

- [Gunshot]
- [Groans]

My shrink's not gonna like that.

Take Simon's wallet.
It has to look good.

We can't hide Simon forever.

They took the cameras down
in his office.

We'll drop him in a blind spot there.

Then it's up to Harold to save him.

[Tires screeching]

_

- [Knocking at the door]
- Mr. Lee, Harold Cardinal,

New York Journal.

Mr. Cardinal,
I-I hope you're...

The files that you sent the
journal, there's no story there.

You polled more heavily
in pro-Murray areas.

That isn't true.
Look at this.

Wait.

This is the wrong... file.
Someone got to my data.

This is...
[Panting]

Wait, this is impossible.

There is a conspiracy.
The election was rigged,

Perez was murdered,
and then they tried to kill me.

Ms. Perez took ACE inhibitors
for hypertension.

She had a lethal interaction
with potassium.

Are you saying that a banana
tried to kill you?

What about the other things?

Calls disappeared.
Votes disappeared.

The... the shootings,
the car crash.

I-I got mugged!
I woke up in a dumpster!

And yet, here you are, right as rain.

There's something going on.

I'm never wrong.

Those numbers are yours,
Mr. Lee.

You can check them yourself.

There's no conspiracy.
Move on.

The real hard copy, as ordered.

Fine work.
Digital files are easy,

but I was worried about the backup.

Any word from Root?

It's going to be a long fight,

but it must be won, at any cost.

Where did you go last night?

I don't like being followed.

I'm trying to help you, Detective.

You are heading down a dark path,

and you'll wind up
getting yourself killed.

All these incidents,

I think you enjoy shooting people.

No, I don't.
I hate it.

But it's what I'm good at,
and it's what I have to do.

You don't have to save everyone.

Yes, I do.

There are far too many
bad people in this world,

and not enough good.

I knew a detective once,

and she was the best cop I ever knew.

Never lost sight of good and evil.

I couldn't save her.

Now, this job is dangerous.

You think I am too.
So be it.

Maybe that makes me unfit to be a cop.

If I don't save these people,
nobody else will.

I think we're making progress.

Murray, it's Simon.

Listen, uh...

I was wrong, there's no conspiracy. _

Just got lost in my own ego.

But it's true, we lost, and I'm sorry.

Even 20 moves behind, we're good.

Hello there.

It can't see you?

No, I'm someone new.

You have to be one person.
I have to be 1,000.

_

Today, I'm a pastry chef.

No work while I recuperate.

I was caught in the crossfire
of a drive-by shooting.

(Finch) I've lobotomized him.

He saw the truth, and I took
that away, took his gift.

He'll never be the same.

The alternative was to let him die.

Sometimes, it's better not to know.

But not always.

Are you comfortable not knowing
the machine's aims?

I am.

She needs you, Harold.

She's still young,
so many paths before her.

The difference between
the machine and Samaritan,

it's you.

Governor Dawson, congratulations
on your meteoric rise.

I didn't want it like this.

Of course not.
What a tragedy.

You must feel all at sea, confused.

I'm here to offer you guidance
for the road ahead.

Oh, I'm sorry, who are you?

Hayes, Office of
Intergovernmental Affairs.

We have much to accomplish.

What a tragedy.

We New Yorkers feel confused,

at sea...

but as your Governor...

Isn't he marvelous?

Confident face, an air of compassion

and strength.

But no guts or backbone,
so eager to please.

How many do we have like him?

58 across the country
and all over the government.

It was a very successful election.

Impressive, Greer.

It was Samaritan's idea.

Humanity must be carefully governed.

What do we do about the interference?

Well, Martine, that's not
up to me, is it?

_

It's time we had a talk, you and I.

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