All language subtitles for The Encounter s02e06 Crosshairs.eng

(ominous music)

God is often attributed with

creating the beauty of nature,

which captures not only our imagination,

but our very breath, but what of this land,

what of its peace and contrast with its anger?

The poetess said before that nature

is a mirror for real life.

May God himself paints the
sunset from the heavens above,

but no matter how much beauty there is to behold,

when the wind howls across
this unforgiving place,

although sorrowful it
is a dirge, we need to hear.

(gunshots)

The beauty of nature only resonates

all the more having crossed this land.

Here in this wasteland
where we find our true self.

As we rely on others to protect us from harm,

and for those who gave the ultimate sacrifice,

our journey to find meaning
begins with unfathomable loss.

Ironically, it's was Veteran's Day,

but for the survivors,
it felt more like Memorial Day.

Let's move, let's move!

Cody, seek cover, seek cover!

We don't have much shelter here!

(gunshots)

(explosion)

(gunshots)

Got him.

150 meters, 11 o'clock.

What do you think Captain?

Cody, you'll never get a clear shot from here.

He's got us pinned!

That's a chance we're gonna have to take.

(gunshots)

Cody, Cody, no!

(man yells)

Jed!

Oh God!

(gunshots)

(man yells)

Jed, oh God.

Jed.

I'm sorry I couldn't get
you back to Hannah of the Sara.

Jed.

Sorry I couldn't... have done more for you, Cody.

(ominous music)

Why him, God?

Why them?

Maybe I have enough time.

Maybe my time is up.

I'm not afraid of dying.

I'm not afraid of dying, Lord.

I just want Sara to know
if this curtain call, I'm okay.

Give my baby girl my love.

I hope she sees the world differently than I do.

(ominous music)

Do they think I'm dead?

(man coughs)

(man groans)

(man coughs)

Nothing to lose, nothing to lose.

(man groans)

(gunshots)

(man growling)

Why Jed?

(ominous music)

Have you come to take my life?

No.

I've come to give you life.

(upbeat piano music)

I can help you with your injury.

Mister, if you don't get down here,

there's a bullet coming for you too.

I'll be just fine.

That's what I told my wife
when I left for deployment.

Not turning out how I planned.

Please come down here.

There's only so much blood to shed.

Never a truer statement.

You've seen combat before.

You don't even flinch when you hear a shot.

I've been in battle many times.

But you're a shepherd.

At times, a shepherd must defend his flock.

I wish I could've defended my friends.

What happened?

This is a weird time to
strike up a conversation, mister.

But yet, here we are.

We were sent to rescue a
journalist named Joel McAllister.

He was taken by insurgents four weeks ago.

They took him to an outpost to be executed.

Did you find him?

No.

We were attacked by three enemy snipers,

of which I tagged two.

There's still one left.

One was enough.

First they took Archer,
then Brooklyn, then Oyster.

I was supposed to be next, but Jed,

Jed pushed me out of the way.

How can you thank a friend
for taking a bullet for you?

At times, we're called to
give our lives for our friends.

I'm afraid his sacrifice
will have only been in vain.

I don't have much time left.

Not if I have anything to say about it.

There's more for you to do.

Well unless you're trained in ballistic wounds

and can treat it in a hostile environment,

I think I got a one-way
ticket to the pearly gates.

Why the fascination with the pearly gates?

What?

Another topic for another
day, but now onto helping you.

How can you help me?

Stand up.

No, my head will be exposed.

Trust me.

Stand up.

No.

You're safe with me.

You seem so sure.

I am.

I need to learn to trust.

Let me help you.

(man yelling)

What did you do to me?

How is this possible?

This combat helmet weighs three pounds.

The wound isn't there anymore.

Aren't you going to look?

I don't need to.

Why?

'Cause I know who you are.

And who is that?

You're the wonderful counselor, almighty God,

and prince of peace.

It's music to my ears.

We've met before in the hospital,

my wife when she was having our daughter.

There were complications,

they didn't think that she was gonna make it.

I went to the chapel and prayed.

A man was there.

He said everything would be okay, and it was.

But you lost sight of me, Cody.

You lost sight of the cross.

I know, but the cares of this world.

Pulling the trigger on people I don't even know.

Will crush you.

How do I get past that?

Let it crush me.

It already has.

Do you think they're gone?

No, not yet, but they will be soon.

Do we stay here tonight?

Just rest, Cody,

just like you did that night
in the hospital with Hannah.

Our children at times draws closer

to God than we can ever imagine.

It's gotta be 80 degrees out here.

Out here is truly nature red, tooth and gnaw.

Quote Tenson?

What do you think inspired him?

(man laughs)

Why the laugh?

I just realized that I'm out here

striking up a conversation with the Almighty.

I like the small talk.

It's in the ordinary aspect of your lives

and I wanna be found.

Mowing the land, when you're
sitting in rush hour traffic,

do the dishes for your spouse,

or showing act of kindness
to your parents or a stranger.

Not just in life's turmoils like divorce,

and cancer, and funerals.

I'm there too, but it's heartbreaking and so many

wait until the end to acknowledge me.

It's much better if we
meet in the thick of things.

Did you really come out here just to save me?

No.

So there's more to it?

There's always more to it.

Get some rest, Cody.

Just one more question.

Of course.

Why me and not them?

Get some rest, Cody.

Keep going, don't give up.

I'm sorry.

I didn't die in vain, I died for you.

Wake up!

(inspiring music)

Emmet Tarley, this is Hitman 714.

I have four angels before me.

We're on the Alibabi hillside.

What about the journalist,
what about the mission?

And leave the sadiki?

But sir, I can't leave him.

Leave me Charlie.

Roger.

Roger that.

You wouldn't leave him behind, would you guys?

I'm gonna try to get him out.

Rest well brothers.

(birds chirping)

Is this amazing to you, Lord?

Were you really a part of
my imagination, or just a dream?

A mere wish fulfillment?

Where are you now?

I know where there's more.

Are you a mirage?

This was real, at least I thought it was real.

No, I had a dream, at
least I thought it was a dream.

(gunshots)

You were crawling toward the well.

And I thought of the well at Bethesda.

Do you remember?

Of course you do.

You met a man there that couldn't

make it to the healing waters of the well.

That I did.

What's your concern, Cody?

To reach him.

You had to step over others
whom you chose not to heal.

It's a difficult concept to understand, Cody,

one that you cannot fully grasp.

You saved me, but my friends died.

Sometimes the well is for a specific person

at a specific moment in their life.

Is that so?

I assure you Cody,

everyone at the well that day eventually

had their moment with me.

And yet, they're still dead!

Do you even care?

Brooklyn was only 19, he was just a kid.

Real name, Charles Haden.

Then there was Oyster.

He grew up fishing off the coast of Maine.

He enlisted to make his dad proud.

Real name, Bradly Chapman.

Archer enlisted to impress
his high school sweetheart.

His plan was to go home a hero and

ask for her hand in marriage.

Real name, Archer Jones.

Then Jed, our captain,
father of three, friend to all!

The best man I've ever known.

Introduced me to you all those years ago

at that Christian outreach.

Real name, does it even matter to you?

Jed did die Arness.

His name means friend of
God, which he most surely was.

He asked me into his heart
when he was nine years old

after his grandmother died.

We had many times together,
Cody, and now they'll never end.

Truly, I say to you,

your friends are with me today in paradise.

Why them and not me?

To each man, you have your own story, Cody.

Is that so?

Is my life more important than theirs?

You're called to live
your life Cody, not another's.

Shame to say, I'm so happy that I will be able

to go home and see my daughter
and my wife one more time.

You're not out of this yet, Cody.

The hardest part of the day will be upon us soon.

Where are you going?

Maybe I should ask you that.

You're disobeying direct orders.

The soldiers would've never let that man die.

Maybe you would, but they wouldn't.

You do realize that outpost
where they're keeping Joel

is surrounded by at least a dozen men.

That's a chance I'm willing to take.

There's something I want to show you.

There.

What am I looking for?

The well.

Got it.

And?

I told you, it's not for you.

It's for him.

I'm confused.

It's how you will rescue him.

The well is how I will rescue him?

I was thinking something
with a little more firepower.

No, that won't be necessary.

You are something.

So you'll lower Joel and yourself into the well.

Like actually into the well?

And there, you'll stay 'til morning.

(man laughs)

If you were anyone else,

I would say that this is an
insane plan, but what the heck.

I have nowhere else to be.

The disciples told me the same thing.

Tonight, we make camp.

I'm sorry for getting angry with you today.

You healed me and I should've been grateful.

No apology necessary, Cody.

One of the things that I appreciate

is that you wrestle with belief enough

that it warrants your anger.

You struggle through now,
take anything for granted.

People who seem so sure seem to miss the point.

How so?

The more you know about the things of the faith,

the greater the mystery of it all becomes.

Today for instance.

You never gave me a straight answer.

Please don't be a poet with this one.

I want a straight answer.

I know what it feels like
to lose someone I care about.

Do you know 11 of my 12 apostles were

martyred for their faith in me?

All but John, right?

My own brother executed by the sword.

You saved Paul from shipwrecks, from snake bites,

all those other things, and yet,

he ended up executed under Nero's persecution.

Then there's Lazarus.

The fact is, you raised him,

but he still ended up in a tomb.

And therein is your answer, Cody.

I don't follow.

Death is not the worst
thing that can happen to you.

Everyone that I healed in the past

or will heal in the future will eventually die.

Then what's the point in healing?

I heal for many reasons
all beyond your understanding.

Sometimes just to give more time

in hopes that time will be invested knowing me.

It's not death that we should fear, it's...

Dying without God's mercy and love,

both here and in eternity.

Most assuredly is.

Cody, my soul was drenched with sorrow

in the Garden of Gethsemane,

but you know what I had to do?

Trust.

Trust is essential.

It's the breath of faith.

Fall was a terrible thing,

but better days are just over the hill.

Do you trust me Cody?

I do now more than ever.

Cody, do you believe that regardless

of how fractured and twisted this world is,

I still can make all things
work together for good?

I do.

Good.

Very good.

You know, I initially struggled
with this rescue mission.

Because the man you're rescuing
calls himself an atheist.

The writings condemn me.

Everyone struggles at one
time or another with belief.

I almost died, didn't I?

One final lesson for now.

You use the crosshairs on
your skull to focus on a target,

but you always look past them.

Now I want you to focus on the cross itself.

Don't look past it anymore.

You said you healed me.

For your journey, I gave you the needed strength

because you chose to follow me.

And the bullet?

It's time.

(light war music)

(man speaking in foreign language)

What do you want from me?

What do you want?

(man speaking in foreign language)

Give me water!

(men speaking in foreign language)

(gunshots)

(man hushes)

(suspenseful music)

(man speaking in foreign language)

(gunshots)

Go, run, run!

(explosion)

Here, here.

This is for us.

This rope wasn't here.

Just trust me.

I'm gonna lower you in.

Are you sure about this?

No, I'm not, but we don't have time for this.

Come on, come on.

They wanted me so close to this well

and not able to drink.

Come on.

(men speaking in foreign language)

How did you know the rope would be there?

I didn't, but I did know that I was

called on by God to try and rescue you

and that He would find a way, not me.

Thank God I wasn't any deeper.

We would've had to tread.

I could've drank half of it if need be.

Living water, my friend.

What did you say?

A well that Jesus spoke of.

It holds living water.

Once you drink from it,
you'll never thirst again.

The day before I was abducted, I met a shepherd.

God, I was so thirsty.

He told me I needed living water.

Do you see things differently now?

It's kind of hard not
to from the bottom of a well.

What do we do now?

We wait.

Wait for what?

I'm not entirely sure.

(light war music)

I just realized that I never introduced myself.

Joel McAllister.

Cody Hyatt.

No military accolades?

Just a journalist and a ranger

stuck in a well in Afghanistan.

Have you read any of my work?

To be honest, since my abduction,

I've been questioning everything.

I've been questioning everything my entire life.

(man groans)

Are you okay?

What's wrong?

(man yelling)
That's not good.

Singleton, they're over here!

(men yell)

Down here!
Hey, it's us!

Cody Hyatt!

Just hold on, we're coming to get you.

We got 'em!

Grab on, we're gonna pull you up!

Just hold on!

Pull, pull!

Buddy we got you, we got you,

we're here, we're here.

His right shoulder.

I knew you'd come.

What?

I knew you would come.

Knew who would come, Cody?
Help me get this off.

They told me the closest that

Cody came to death was actually in the hospital,

having the bullet removed from your shoulder.

The bullet was lodged at such an angle

that it was pressing against
his subclavian artery.

Without the dynamic of his wound,

he would've bled to death
right there in the desert.

The point is, he had
to remain injured to survive.

I didn't immediately embrace Christianity.

I had been playing the
tune of atheism for so long,

it still sounded pleasant to my ears, but slowly,

I began to remember my encounter in the dessert.

I was thankful for my freedom

even though I couldn't
fully explain how it happened,

but when someone rescues you,

maybe it's best to just
accept it and be thankful.

Excuse me.

I couldn't be happier
to be here with you guys today

to share this book with you.

I hope you'll find something in it.

It's certainly done a world
of good for me to write it

and I hope that you all
find an angel in your lives

in your time of need like Cody was to me.

Thank you.

(audience claps)

(upbeat piano music)

Hannah, this is from your uncle Joel.

(upbeat music)

Can you see things clearly?

You have no idea.

Happy birthday.

(upbeat music)

? Something happened on the way ?

? When I was going to the place to make amends ?

? I couldn't make it out between ?

? The black and white and gray ?

? Even know I needed a friend ?

? Tick-tock beats like four on the floor ?

? A deafening silence that we can't ignore ?

? Tight tight grit at least for today ?

? I tickle your ears 'cause I am afraid ?

? The stars tipped over the sky ?

? Came closer your words like fire ?

? Sharp like lightning ?

? Chemicals captured in flight ?

? Dissolved in the night ?

? When the stars tipped over ?

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