All language subtitles for theate

(GROWLING)

Is this it?

Yes, sir.

CARLA: The profile is
coming up on the computer.

Able Six reports
he can drop on him any time.

No. Tell Able Six to wait.
I want to do it my way.

(GUN FlRlNG)

HANNlBAL: Now, Frank,
the smoke you see
indicates that it's burning.

I'm on fire.
Now, put a little water on it,
would you, please?

What happened to this guy?
Can you hear me, Frank?

We were doing a scene.

Did you hear me?
A little water.

I'm the special effects guy
in this movie

and I had the whole cave
rigged with charges

and he starts acting in there
while charges are going off.
Acting?

Will you please
get me out of here?
My shoulder is burning.

I can't, pal.
The zipper's melted.

Zipper? Water.

Water on the shoulder.
It's burning me now.

Now, listen
to what I'm saying, Doc.

Give me a little air
up in the face mask.

Never mind the rest.
Scalpel.

It's not open heart surgery.
Not down there.

Up...

(GROANS)

(PHONE RlNGlNG)

He was supposed to gallop
through there on the double.

I had 3F powder all over,
tied to six dishpans.

Yeah, listen, Lucille.
You tell wardrobe

that they're cutting the clown
right out of the suit
right now. You understand?

Yeah. Now we're gonna
need it reconditioned,

ready to work
in the morning, okay?

He's in there
doing the death scene
from Macbeth

while I got canisters
going off.
That's great.

Hey, hey. Wait a second.
Hold it there. Hold it, pal.
Hold it. Hold it.

I'm the producer.
This is my property.

What kind of condition
is it in?

Is anyone interested
in Juanito's condition?

I'd recommend that this man
stay here for observation,
at least until tomorrow.

Yeah. Right.

Okay, pal, now I want you
to stay right here
in the hospital,

because I don't want
no insurance beef here, okay?

I'm sorry, Johnny.
But, you know,
I told you to keep it moving.

I called you three times,
Mr. Rubinick,

about the way the director's
interpreting this role.

Well, yeah.
I've been on location,
you know what I mean?

RUBlNlCK: Couple of
other shots...
HANNlBAL: Certainly.

I have a statement here
of indemnification

and basically what it says

is that you hold
the producer innocent
of any injuries incurred.

Come on over here,
will you, Frankie?

Certainly. See, the way
I see the background
of the character,

that the ld was conceived
on an ice floe in Antarctica.

Ice floe?
Ice floe in Antarctica?
That's very good.

Okay, sign over here.
That's very good thinking.

And when he wakes up
in Los Angeles...

Mmm-hmm.

...in a chili cook-out,
naturally, he's confused.

Well, confusion is
very important for
the conflict of the movie.

Exactly!
Sign over here, please.

Exactly.

That is
the central characteristic

I'd like to play
in this role, Mr. Rubinick.
Mmm-hmm. Mmm-hmm. Yeah.

Well, that's
the important essential...
Confusion.

Confusion.
Very, very big.

Sign right here.

Well, it's a basic emotion.

I mean, it's like...
It's like love.

It's like hate.

Okay. beat it, Frankie.

It's like jealousy. Lust.

Oh, lust. That's very good.
I like that. Lust.
Very important.

(WHOOPlNG)

(SPORTSCASTER CHATTERlNG
ON TV)

Well, I'm history, pal.
I got fired.

If you hadn't been in there
doing Camille,

I'd still have a job.
You owe me one, Johnny.

Oh, I'm sorry, Frank.

I had such a good way to go.
Yeah.

Sorry, wrong room.

Oh, no, it's okay.
Frank's with the picture.

Face, B.A.,

I'd like you to meet
"Dishpan" Frankie Santana.

The best special effects man
in Hollywood.

This the dude
who blew you up, Hannibal?

Who are you, the labor rep
from the Jewelry Mart?

I like him,
he's got a reckless streak.

Sorry, Hannibal.
Would've been here sooner,

but there's something wrong
with my car.

Brakes or carbs?
Those are your weak spots.

Now that you mention it,
it's brakes.

You got a brake line
comes out of
the wheel mount, see.

It loops under the tie rods.

So, what you do,
is you get this guy
with the feather earring

to pump it for you
a couple of times

while you get it
wired up to the frame
with number nine wire.

What you're getting
is a little air bubble
in the line, that's all.

Take you 10 seconds
to fix it.

Oh, thanks.

The guy
with the feathered earrings?

Hey, oh, no offense, pal.
I mean, to each his own,
right?

But I couldn't help noticing
you got a heap of gold there.

I mean, that's a lot
for most people.

How are you
cleaning this stuff?

Oh, I bet you're using
that nasty metal goop
out there, right?

Dip it in, wipe it off.
Probably takes you
a couple of hours.

You wind up
not getting it all off.

Gets all over those nice,
clean fatigues, am I right?

Yeah. Well...
You ever tried a microwave?

A microwave?
A microwave. Yeah.

Okay. See, what you do is,
you take your gold off, right?

You dip it in cooking oil,
stick it in the microwave,

cook it for 15 minutes.
Then you take it out.

Now be careful,
'cause that oil is
going to be real hot. Okay?

Then you wash
it in cold water.
Doesn't have to be that cold.

Regular room temperature's
fine. Then you wipe it
with a clean rag.

Well, guys, I'd love to stay
and schmooze with you

but I got to go
hunt up a new job.

So, here's
my business card.

I can ever be of any help
to you guys,
just give me a call.

I'll see you around.

Hey, and between you and me,

your death scene
was brilliant.

Even though
I really couldn't see
through the smoke and all,

but I could tell.
I could feel it.

You were hot.
You were cooking.

Thanks, pal.

Oh, and I think
that idea of yours

about the ld leaving
her eggs in her cave,
that was like close to genius.

I mean, it was that close.

Oh, get this stuff
cleaned, huh?

Guy uses up
a lot of oxygen.

But he's a great
special effects man.

MAN ON TV: We temporarily
disrupt this program
for a special announcement.

We have just been notified
that Air Madrid Flight 387
has been hijacked,

and forced to land
in Barcelona.

The terrorist apparently
boarded in Seville

and managed
to elude metal detectors

by using plastic explosives
and weapons.

The plane is
reportedly carrying
six Americans.

The terrorists are
demanding the release

of 10 prisoners being held
in a Spanish prison.

Updates as they occur.

This is Able Three
to Mother on channel 1 19,

switch to 1 14 scrambled.

ABLE THREE: Posse left.
The Big Bird is home alone.

Tell Able Four to move in.

Wake him.

You'll be dizzy
for a few minutes,
possibly a little nauseous,

but there will be
no long-lasting effects.

Where are we?

On my private airplane.
I came out from Washington
specifically for this meeting.

I had been briefed
that you were involved
with filmmaking.

I had several operatives
working on various film sets.

When I needed you,
I knew where to find you.

Feels like a spook operation.

Well, I'm not officially
attached to anybody,

but seems there's always
something for me to do.

I work inside the system.

I keep my skirts clean.

I'm a dedicated
American patriot.

You're also a little pompous.

Four hours ago,
a Spanish airliner
was taken by terrorists,

currently on the ground
on the runway in Barcelona.

Yeah. I saw it on TV.

There is a man
on that airplane

that is very important to me

and, I think, to you.

Apparently, your last mission
in Vietnam was given to you
by a Colonel Morrison.

You committed a crime,
so you say, on his orders,

but he died
and could not confirm it.

My understanding is
there was one other man
in that office

when the orders were given.

Captain Curtis.

But he died with Morrison
when Headquarters was hit.

We think not.
We think Captain Curtis
is the passenger

in seat 4-G
on that airliner in Barcelona.

CARLA: Captain Josh Curtis,
presumed dead,

and currently stranded
on Flight 387 in Barcelona.

I'll be damned.

Most probably.

The U.S. Government can't
conduct covert operations
in Spain.

However, the A-Team,
being a fugitive group
for that government,

might get in there
and get Captain Curtis
off the plane.

If you fail,
we won't even ask
for your bodies back,

but if you succeed, well,

this man could clear you
of all the charges
against you.

What do you want with him?

My customer wants him back.

So, the United States
government,

after chasing me since 1972
and finally catching me,

is going to simply
just turn me loose

and send me into Spain
with a pat on the back?

To be totally honest with you,
Colonel,

you are what I consider
a low-grade annoyance.

You and your A-Team
kick up some
embarrassing headlines,

make some staff officers
look woefully inept,

but aside from that,
you amount to nothing.

Say I get Captain Curtis
for you, what then?

Well, if he supports
your claim

that you were on a
government mission when you
robbed the bank in Hanoi,

you and your men are free.
All charges are dropped.

Okay. It's been fun.

Give me a number
and I'll call you
and let you know.

I want your answer now.

And if you say no,

you will go with me
back to Langley, Virginia,

where you will be put on trial
and most likely executed.

Well, I don't work alone.
And I can't speak
for the others.

But you can try
and influence them.

Now, all I need
is your commitment.

Colonel,

do it my way.

Okay. For now.

(SHOUTlNG lN SPANlSH)

(PASSENGERS GASP)

I said they stay down.

Disobey me again
and you will be the first
to be sacrificed.

MAN: Fradeen,
come here quick!

Are you trying
to get us killed?

(SlGHS)

What difference does it make?

If we're late for that
arms shipment to LoBianca,
we're dead anyway.

You will listen to me,
all of you!

If you attempt
to do this one more time,

I will kill all of them.
All the hostages!

And I will start with her.

(FACE SHOUTlNG)

(TlRES SCREECHlNG)

(CRASHlNG)

Trouble parking,
Lieutenant?

Hannibal was kidnapped.

Never mind that.
Did you see what happened?

Did you see
what that guy did to me?

Who is this guy,
Frankie Santana?

Oh, we've got
bigger problems, Face.

What's going on, Hannibal?

Who is this guy
who kidnapped you
from the hospital?

I don't know. My instinct
tells me he's a commander
from the covert side.

He could sell us out
and bury us, set us up,
clear us.

It could go any way.

He says Captain Curtis
is alive.

Curtis is alive?
Mmm.

Wait a minute. Then he could
testify that we hit that bank
in Hanoi under orders.

Yeah. Then we'd be free
to be normal people.

No offense, Murdock.

None taken.

I don't like this guy.

But I think
it's the best chance
we're gonna get.

How you know
he ain't lying, Hannibal?
Maybe Curtis is dead.

I saw a videotape of Curtis
in the Barcelona airport.

He's older and grayer,
but he looks like
the same guy.

Now, not only is this gonna be
a covert operation
in a foreign country,

we're gonna be working
for a guy I wouldn't trust
to take out the garbage.

So I wanna take a vote.

Face?

Yeah. Let's do it.

HANNlBAL: B.A.?

Yeah.

Murdock?

Let her rip.

Hannibal, just one question.

How are we gonna
get onboard an airplane
controlled by terrorists?

Effects.

DlSHPAN: What's going on
out here?

These guys over by the plane,
they got guns,
submachine guns.

How you doing, bro?

Oh, somebody overcooked
the spaghetti.

It ain't spaghetti, fool,
it's my gold.

I put it in the microwave
with oil like you said,
and now it's ruined.

Is this 18 karat or 14 karat?

It's 18 karat, fool.
I don't buy nothing
but the best.

You should have told me, bro.

See, your 18 karat
is very soft metal.

You don't use a microwave
with 18 karat.

You use a saucepan
over very low fire.

Cooking oil,
you cut it with water,

then you let it simmer
for about 10, 15 seconds tops.

Hey, sucker,
who you take me for?

Big, strong person.

B.A.

Now leave Frankie alone.

He's our passport
aboard that Spanish airliner.

BOTH: He's our what?

Yeah, well, he does talk
a little bit too much,

but he can make miracles
with special effects,

and that's the way
I'm gonna get us
on that plane.

B.A., come with me.

Hey, I couldn't help noticing
that jacket is beginning
to dry out and crack.

You ever try
tanning butter?

Only on pancakes,
and it tastes pretty yucky.

Huh?

But it did turn my tongue
a nice shade of brown.

Who is he?

Well, when we get on a plane,
you can sit next to him.

And if you figure him out,
let us know.

Plane?
Plane.

Plane.
But you guys don't...

That was good.
That was unique.

Maybe later
you can explain it to me.

These guys are
kind of brittle.

The good-looking one...

Me?

The good-looking one.

My bet is he used bailing wire
instead of number nine
on the brake cable.

See, it'll crimp it,
cuts off the hydraulic fluid.

Yeah,
that might be a good bet.

Because Faceman, he's about
as mechanically inclined

as a cage full of hamsters.

I, on the other hand,
I only use bailing wire

to bail out
boats full of water

and that's only when there is
no bailing bucket available.

The smoking light was lit.

(STAMMERlNG) Are you okay?

That has never satisfactorily
been determined.

WOMAN ON TV:
The following update
on Operation Lame Eagle

includes satellite
surveillance, metered orbit
geosynchronous 0900 hours.

Approximate airliner position,
10 meters from the end
of the runway.

Prevailing winds,
constant east-southeast
at 10 knots.

Fuel, ratios diminishing

as starboard engines
have been running
to power the air conditioning.

Terrorist complement
is updated,
current estimate is 10 men.

Pilots have been unable
to contact tower
at regular intervals.

Spanish guards have taken up
secondary positions on tarmac.

Welcome to Empress Flight One.

You will be updated
by these briefings
as they occur.

Now, this is a two-0way
communication system.

I can see you
as well as hear you.

And I'm delighted to have
the famous A-Team
involved in this mission.

The A-Team?

My name is General Hunt
Stockwell, which is a matter
of little importance.

However, I feel
that you should be informed
of whom you're working for.

Two things.
We're working for ourselves

and generals don't usually
wear Brooks Brothers suits
on duty.

Adequate observations.
I am a retired general,

and you will find
a scrambler communication unit

in that drawer
next to your right arm,
Colonel.

It will allow you
to keep in touch with me
at all times.

It is monitored
on channel 1 17.

I already found it.

Your call letters will be
Empress 7 through 12.

And again allow me to say
how delighted I am

to have you engaged
in this operation.

Once you have achieved
the objective,
please notify me,

and we will have
immediate pick-0ups
made available.

What do you want
with Captain Curtis?
You said you had your reasons.

They will remain mine.

A real confidence builder.

Mmm.

Here, stick this in your...

Knapsack. Right.

Get B.A. ready.

(B.A. SCREAMlNG)

Okay, out.

Wait. Did you
pull his cord?

No.

Oh!

I don't like to fly.

And I don't like being pushed
out of no airplane.

All right, Sergeant,
this is a field operation.

Come on,
let's get these chutes buried.

Here you go,
I'll take them.

There's a dry riverbed
back there.

That's it,
just lay it right there.

Okay, the airfield
should be over there.

Come on, B.A.,
we'll handle recon.

You know,
I think that big, angry guy
is getting worse.

Yeah? Terrific.

Yeah.

Empress 12 to Mother.

STOCKWELL: Switch to
117 scrambled.

Yeah. Anybody there?

Welcome to my world,
Mr. Santana.

I'm on the ground.
They're getting ready
to make their strike.

Good. Have you planted
the communication devices?

You get a bite?

No.

Maybe you ought to try
whistling that tune
you used at Crystal Lake.

No. No.

Why not?

I can't get my lips
to stay together.

Huh.

So, that airliner
is on that field,

about a quarter mile
over there, huh?

Yep.

And you guys really are
the A-Team?

Nauseating, isn't it?

It's just hard to believe

the monster masher, the ld,

the old aquamaniac,
is really the head
of the famous A-Team.

That's gonna be tough.
Our only chance
will be at night.

You really think
you can pull this off,
Hannibal?

Faith, Sergeant. Have faith.

Uh-oh.

Let's go. Move.

Come on. Out. Quickly.

That's bad. Let's go.

Okay, guys, we got to move.
They're splitting up
the hostages.

I was afraid they might try
something like this.

Now we can't make a move
on the plane
until we rescue those people.

Right.

We'll need the weapons.
Lieutenant, get us a vehicle.

What? Wait a minute,
where am I gonna find
a vehicle?

Go, Lieutenant.

Here. Meet us on the road.
We'll try and keep in sight.

Right.

Colonel, I can track them
from the air.

From the air?

Man's crazy.

Follow me.

Lately, I've been packing
a helicopter
with my underwear.

A helicopter?

Where you get
this thing from?

Put it together
at the pipe shop, V.A.

Frankie,

you can stay
with the stuff if you want.

Are you kidding?

MAN: Fradeen,
we're being followed.

(ENGlNE SPUTTERlNG)

(SCREAMS)

Hi. Welcome to Spain.

I'm with
the Chamber of Commerce.

I got brochures,
pamphlets, soap,

and before you shot it
out of my hand,
a yummy basket of fruit!

(STAMMERlNG) You guys...

You guys couldn't have known,
but you picked the wrong man
to terrorize.

I mean, I'm filled
with such indecision,

such a downright
honest confusion,

you're never gonna get through
that wall of white noise
in my head.

I mean, in the words of one
of America's great poets...

(SlNGlNG) You load 16 tons
and what do you get?

Another day older
and deeper in debt

Saint Peter, don't you call me
'cause I can't go

I owe my soul

To the company store

(EXCLAlMS)

(SlNGlNG) I was born
one morning when
the sun didn't shine

I think
what the old pea-picker
was trying to say was

no matter how much
you're paying now,

unless you're getting
enough back in goods
and services,

you're gonna
end up in debt.

Do you understand
what I'm saying to you?

Kill him. He's a fool.

Oh, yeah, kill the fool,
kill the fool.

You know that
there are places in this world
where fools are worshipped,

Iike Hollywood, California.

All right, get it down,
get it down.

Where were you guys?
I was running out
of inanities.

That will never happen.

Face, come on.
B.A., get them tied up.

Got to get
these people untied.

Give them a breather
and put them back in the van.

All right. Everybody out.
Everybody's okay.

ALL: Thank you.

MAN: Thank you.
WOMAN: Thank you.

Here you go,
here you go.

Excuse me, senor,
I'm the co-pilot.

How do I thank you?
You have saved our lives.

Hannibal, what do you want me
to do with these guys
over there?

Load them in the truck.

How many terrorists
are left on the plane?

Four.
All with automatic weapons.

They split us up
because the passengers
were becoming restless.

They thought by separating
the loved ones or friends,

they could keep
everyone in line.

B.A.: Something strange,
Hannibal.

What's that?

These guys don't have
no walkie-talkies.

They have no way
to keep in contact
with the guys in the plane.

You better look again.
They wouldn't send them off
without radios.

I looked, Hannibal.
They ain't got nothing.

If they don't have
walkie-talkies,

then they can't expect them
to come back.

They were gonna kill
these hostages,
and then escape.

Yeah, that means the plane
could take off anytime.

Okay, let's go.
Face, you drive.

MORALES: Senor, we appreciate
what you have done,

but there's no way
you can take that plane.

They have automatic weapons.
People onboard will be killed.

HANNlBAL: The trick is
to get Captain Murdock
aboard that plane.

We got to convince them
the plane can't take off

in a heavy fog
without a co-pilot.

But, my friend,
we never get fog here.
Never. The air is too warm.

Not tonight.
Tonight, you're gonna have
a cold front move in.

Tonight, there's gonna be
a heavy bank of fog
around here. Right, Frankie?

I'm gonna fog that sucker in
so they can't see 20 feet.

(DOOR CLOSES)

Colonel, they say to move
the vehicles.

They've decided to move
the airplane to Gava.

They want the aircraft
refueled immediately.

Well, you wanna take a chance
with me or you wanna go
your own way?

Are you sure
you can do this?

I think we can get onboard
that plane in 20 seconds.

If we do it right,
it'll be the one time
they couldn't expect it.

Okay, it is done.

Radio the plane.
Tell them the fuel truck
will be out on the field in...

10 or 15 minutes.

...15 minutes. Vamos.

CONTROLLER:
Tower to Air Madrid.

The petrol truck will be here
in 15 minutes.

No, no, no. I think
they're gonna pull it off.

There's a colonel down here,
a Colonel Morales,

and he seems to be going
Hannibal's way.

Good, boy,
you're doing just fine.

And you're gonna
keep your promise, right?

(GUN COCKlNG)

I ought to bury you
right here, compadre.

You got a lot of
explaining to do
and no time to do it in.

I figure you'll be
on the jet in an hour.

You know, we got to
be out of here
by tomorrow morning.

Where's the other one,
Frank?

Murdock's jacket.
Behind the collar.

What? No.

Oh, man!

Over.

Out.

Why did you do it?

Look, Hannibal, I had to.

My father's in
a nursing home.

The government stopped
his pension checks.

Stockwell said
if I didn't work for him,

the checks would just be
lost forever.

I had to do this
for my father.

I should've known Stockwell
would take out insurance.

Now we need him,
but nobody take their eyes
off him.

Yeah. Leave him to me.

Okay, let's get
this thing moving.

The petrol truck is not here.

Here it comes.

The wind seems to be
real light tonight.

We start from the back
and move towards the front.

You better not mess up, man,
or I'm gonna press you flat.

I'm sorry.

Really.

(SPEAKlNG SPANlSH)

What is going on?

FRADEEN: What is this?

PlLOT: Looks like fog
rolling in.

Fog? Here?
How could this be?

I don't know.
A cold front of some kind.

What is it?

FRADEEN: What is happening?

MURDOCK: (lN SPANlSH ACCENT)
It is very...

How do you say?
Not very unusual...

(SPEAKlNG SPANlSH)

We are having,
from time to time, fog.

(SPEAKlNG SPANlSH)

I want to leave immediately!

Not without the co-pilot
to watch the equipment

because we are zero-zero,
hombre.

It is true.

I need someone to monitor
for me the transponder
and power systems.

I can't see the runway
anymore.

Tell him to send out
the co-pilot.

Tell him we want
no more fuel.

We are leaving immediately.
Now!

He says no more fuel.
We are leaving.
Send the co-pilot.

Okey-dokey.

Hannibal, I'm on my way.

(COUGHlNG)

(lN ENGLlSH ACCENT)
Nasty bit of weather outside.

Isn't it? Yes.

All right,
let's get this baby up.

How? I can't see anything.

Right. Right.

Tower? Tower?

I think we need
the field fog lights, please.

Here goes.

Field fog lights, please.

Okay, let's go.
Let's go now.

All right.
Let's get moving.

All right, tower,
we are beginning our jump.

(ENGlNE ACCELERATlNG)

I know this is a bit unusual,
but it is the new
RAF fog regs.

That's good.
Good power setting.

(WHEEL SQUEAKlNG)

You. You better get
your men buckled up.

Buckle up.

V1, rotate.

Well, you better
get buckled up.
I'm almost at full power.

HANNlBAL: Now, B.A.

(KNOCKlNG)

(GRUNTS)

(WOMEN SCREAMlNG)

Mmm-hmm.

What is this?

What's going on out here?

Don't move, or I'll kill him.

Let me out! Let me out!

I remember you guys.

You're the A-Team.

Boy, is that music
to our ears.

(MORALES SPEAKlNG SPANlSH)

I'll take these men with me.
We have a very nice jail
for them.

I'm glad it worked out.

You know, my friends and l
are gonna go over
to the lounge for a drink.

We thought maybe
you'd care to join us.

No, thanks.
I got some other plans.

I got some phone calls
to make, that kind of stuff,
you know.

The man asked you
to join us.

Yeah. Well...

Yeah, why not? Sure.
The least I can do
for an old Army buddy.

(lN ENGLlSH ACCENT)
Good show.

Actually, fellas,
I really shouldn't be...
You know, I got...

The man said, "Come on."

HANNlBAL: Friend of yours?

No, no, he was just sitting
next to me on the plane.

Hey, we got to move.
Stockwell could be here
any minute.

Right.
You guys working
for Hunt Stockwell?

That depends how cooperative
you're gonna be, pal.
Get in.

Now, look, fellas,
I can clear you.

Look, I was in the HQ
when Morrison gave you
that order.

It's just that Stockwell
is a man I'd just as soon
stay away from.

(SlGHS)

You know, Colonel,
I like this place

'cause all the chickens
have their own room.

But they won't let me in
to get the eggs
and I'm hungry.

I think I should go
rustle us up some grub.

Hmm. Good idea, Captain.
Go get it.

Now,

the best way to handle this
is to keep Stockwell
out of it.

We let him in
and the roof could fall on us.

Look, I promise,
I'll clear you guys.

We'll go the provost marshal
here in Spain.

They'll have one
at the embassy.

I'll make a statement,
you'll witness it,
and we'll have it notarized.

Uh-uh. There's got to be
a hearing.

This is a very old case.

Look, I'll cooperate.
I just don't want Stockwell
to know where I am. I...

I think he may want
to kill me.

(GUNFlRE)

Josh, how is
the gun-running business?
Make any big sales lately?

Hello, Hunt.

I was waiting for your call.
Did you lose
your little communicator?

I knew
I forgot something.

Well, I hope Mr. Curtis
sees fit to testify
on your behalf.

I don't think so, General.

These gentlemen
just brought me here
to kill me.

Really? Why would they want
to do that?

Because I saw them
kill Colonel Morrison.

I saw them shoot him
40 minutes before
the HQ was shelled.

I was hiding in the back.

Well, I'm afraid
I'm going to have to
break my promise, Colonel.

You wouldn't want me
harboring murderers,
would you?