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-Aah!

Find her.

Queenstown via Sydney.

Ja. Booking for three.

Her and the kid or Gillard.

They all have to be staying somewhere.

Those people back there --

They're so fucking dangerous.

Okay. Let's go. Go, go, go, go.

Why are you running away?

I'm her, I'm her, I'm her.

I'm her. I'm all these people.

Robyn doesn't exist, and you need to leave.

She exists to me.

There is a man looking for me.

Why?

Because he wants to hurt my family.

It's -- You know, it's really complicated, and I...

I need to get out of here before I bring him to you.

We can handle this together.

Tell him about Ravn.

- Ida. - What he does.

You saw those people. They don't care who they hurt.

And you want to take off with those guys after you?

And with Ida?

If they found you here, they'll find you again.

- We need to go now. - Okay. Okay.

Let me help.

Thank you so much.

I put on the website how well we do.

I think we raise a lot of money tonight.

So you, find the young lady you were looking for?

Not yet.

It's a problem?

It's business.

Well, they're closing up now.

Sorry you had no luck.

Where did your other friends go?

You have more questions?

Anyway, good luck.

Good night.

We need to get you out of here.

Dad's place.

I know all sorts of tracks up there, in the bush.

- Completely off the grid. - Adam...

We've got camping gear and a hunting rifle.

You can disappear. For a month, if you need to.

Robyn? You're there, cara.

Everybody is okay?

For now, yeah.

Finally we have the story to tell.

You don't need to know the story.

I already know it.

I know these kind of men, from Croatia, from Genoa,

when I was a child.

When you deal with men like this,

the story is always the same.

I want to get Robyn and Ida to our place tonight.

- It'll be safer there. - How? You don't know them.

- Safer than here, at least. - H-He's right.

And if you have to leave, it's a good first step.

Okay. Okay, let's go.

Hey. Can you give me a minute?

Yeah. Yeah, sure. I'll take it.

Thanks.

- Sylvia. - The account we opened.

The Miss Durand account.

How quickly can we pull the entire amount?

I'm not sure.

It's not like a regular bank account.

They'll have to send someone to you.

I know. But how quickly?

A day?

But it'll cost you.

Just organize it, Huss.

Sure. W-What's happened? Are you...?

It's out of control.

We need to get Mor to go to London

until I know where we'll stay

'cause Ida and I need to disappear.

Ida.

There's a spare room, which we'll put you in.

Here.

So you and Mum are together?

Adam, I just want everything out in the open, okay?

Okay, okay.

Sure.

But I -- I really don't know.

I-I'm not putting you off. I just...

It's, something I thought maybe was starting to happen.

But I guess with everything that's going on right now,

it's not -- it's not really the time to be thinking about it.

-I guess not.

Okay?

Okay.

Ida, why don't you, clean up your face,

and I'll make us some coffee to calm down?

Coffee won't calm us down.

For you I make hot chocolate.

- Hey. - Hey.

- Everything all right? - Yeah.

Listen, I...

I don't care about your complicated past.

I-It doesn't matter to me.

I care about you.

You tell yourself you're never gonna feel anything

for anyone again...

I just...

I don't want you to keep running.

I have to.

Well, maybe you don't.

Maybe you -- wecould convince them

that that's what you havedone --

run, run away.

- How's life in the bunker? - How's Lisbeth's passport?

Per has got it. He's on his way.

Ja? Good.

As soon as he's back, we head for Paris.

I-I want to fly you out from Charles de Gaulle.

Then London to start --

I'm not going anywhere until I've put my husband to rest.

So, what's the news about Desmond's body?

Well, they've finally agreed to release it.

Thanks, Martin.

I know going there was a big risk.

Everything's risky at the moment.

Ravn's got people sniffing about as well.

Lisbeth...

I think the bastards were tailing me

when I left the morgue.

I lost them, but we need to be careful.

I hope you're not trying to tell me

I can't go to my husband's funeral.

This thing in the paper --

They don't say what you're wanted for.

It's nothing to do with the police trying to find Sylvia.

So, something else I haven't been told.

The big guy you stabbed when you and Ida had to run?

He died.

You're wanted for questioning about a murder.

Ida okay?

Yeah.

She's sleeping.

Godmorgen.

- Yeah. - Godmorgen.

Is that right? Godmorgen. What are you...?

Hvordan har du det.

Hvordan har du det.

- No. - No?

-Say it again.

- Hvordan... - Hvordan...

- ...har du det. - ...har du det.

- Yeah. - Yeah?

-No.

It's getting light.

I should probably head back to the couch.

Yeah. Who are you most afraid of?

Ida or Bruno?

Both.

You know, um...

I should be leaving right now

with my daughter.

Well, you're not doing that.

So run me through it one more time.

Okay.

- A plan? - Yeah.

To make them think she's run off.

Good. Makes sense for her to run.

We tell those people nothing, Adam.

Yeah, okay, Dad.

So, how do we look after her?

Well, she seems pretty determined

to look after herself.

But what we need you to do is to take care of Ida.

And you? What do you do?

Act normal, apparently.

It's already not normal.

Last night I get up for water, couch is empty.

Dad...

It's fine. I understand.

It's fine.

Ida is fine to stay here, if that's okay.

I will watch her.

Um, keep the doors locked.

And try to make it look like there's no one here, okay?

Okay.

Vi ses.

- Are you sure they'll show up? - They'll show up.

- You all right? - Ja.

Couldn't sleep.

Thinking.

French.

Not bad.

Lisbeth about the funeral...

It's for your own safety.

The murder charge is nonsense. It was self-defense.

- Yeah, but that's not gonna... - I'm not going anywhere.

I mean, if they catch me, so what?

I can make my case.

And Ida and Sylvia are safe, so...

Yeah, but what use is that if they lose you too?

They've already lost Des.

Sorry.

I need to put Desmond to rest.

Can you understand that?

- Yeah. - Good.

One last con.

I'm sorry.

About what happened to both of you.

Life.

We never know what comes?

I don't, for sure.

I'm suddenly on the other side of the world,

and I'm still sleeping in different beds every night.

Thank you.

Mum, she's, um...

...really hard to keep up with.

Don't be too tough on her. She tries to do the right thing.

And she's been a big help to me and to Adam since she come,

with many things, like the, the fund-raiser.

Look. It's a record.

16,500.

I'll put it on the site?

Did you hear from that friend?

The one who didn't turn up?

Elaine.

She's no well for, well, quite a while.

But this time was bad. Very bad.

She tried to get her money back for the flight,

but they not give a refund.

She's very apologetic, upset.

Why is she apologetic?

I, put into her bank account

the, money for the plane.

She can no afford it for herself.

Look. 16,985.

7,000 from the auction.

That's wonderful, yes?

Sure is.

So where did you meet Elaine?

You young ones think we old people

don't like sometimes to have company?

You're wrong.

I will chat to her soon, see if she's all right.

Online.

Well, of course. Is the modern way.

Morning, guys. Menus?

Coffee. Black.

Here you go.

I'd like a conversation with mine.

Sit. She wants to talk.

I've got customers. I need to...

Sit.

Don't let them see you're nervous.

Any sign of weakness, and you're in trouble.

If you want to talk to me, that's fine,

but if people need serving, I'm gonna serve them.

You ran the party last night.

You and the old man, Bruno, ja?

My father. Yeah. So?

They're gonna ask you, "Why did you lie to us?"

- So why you lie to us? - And you're gonna say...

Because it seemed like a good idea at the time.

- I say that? - Yeah.

If you deny lying, they'll know you're still lying to them.

Look, I don't know why you guys are looking for Robyn...

Sylvia.

Whatever.

I thought her name was Robyn.

Looks like she's spun me quite a few lines.

You're gonna tell them that you and I

have been sleeping together for a while,

and that I have been claiming to be running away

from a violent husband.

Are you?

Ida's father is not violent.

- He's just a bastard. - Why is he a...

You don't have to do this, okay?

No. It's okay, it's okay, it's okay. All right?

Need-to-know basis for now.

Violent husband named...?

David.

Gillam, Gillan, Gillard?

And that this was him coming after her.

So I lied.

Dad too. She spun him the same line.

She, slippery, that one.

Yeah.

So I take it you're not Gillard?

No. Of course not.

So why are you guys really looking for her?

It's a business matter.

She rip you off too?

I've been a, bit of an idiot.

We got back late last night after helping her

to give you guys the slip, and...

And I'm gone.

I stole the entire amount of money.

I took your dad's car, and I disappeared.

Good. That's -- That's...

That's disturbingly good.

What would you do if it was real?

The cops.

We called the cops.

Dad's with them now, getting his car.

They found it. At the airport.

They checked flights, and they think

that she has buggered off to Auckland.

I'll, um -- I'll give them a call.

They'll be grateful to get any information you can give them.

That is not a good idea.

Really, it's fine. The woman's a crook.

You heard what she say. No cops.

We take care of this ourselves.

- Hey. - Hey.

- They -- They were here. - Yeah.

They -- They bought it, I think.

They -- They took off pretty fast.

I saw them go.

They'll either get away to Auckland or end up in jail.

Okay. That's good, right?

Yeah. It's good.

Sylvia.

Um, could we just stick to Robyn?

It's okay. Yeah, yeah.

So, what do I do now?

You just go downstairs, and you act normal.

Stay in the bar, and I'm gonna stay up here

and make sure that they won't come back.

Okay.

By the way there's, um, there's this guy coming

with a case for me -- or for a Miss Durand, really.

- Miss Durand? - Yeah.

He's one of Huss' contacts, and it's very important that...

Huss?

Okay.

Act normal.

It's KPR832.

It's a gray SUV.

It'll be at the airport with Gillard's associates,

heading for Auckland.

They'll be carrying weapons.

That's him! Go! Go! Go!

Shit!

Bloody idiots! Go!

-They shot at us.

I don't think they like guns.

Switch cars.

Find a place to wait, not too far away, then call me back.

She's not gone. She's pulling one of her moves.

I found a funeral director that can take care of everything.

This is very nice.

Is this where you do all the preparation as well?

Certainly.

And after the service? What about the interment?

Desmond was organized.

He has a plot already at Bispebjerg.

Well, actually he doesn't, but...

He did love cherry trees.

Well, the body is going to be released at 7:00 a.m.

I'll bring all of his things over.

Is this where the family can come and see him?

Well, we Danes don't normally do that,

but, yeah, Desmond would want to, being English.

We'd like a nice casket.

Open, for viewing.

Certainly, and then we can easily take your brother

across to the chapel, but it's not --

I know it's all a bit of a rush,

but it needs to happen tomorrow morning, I'm afraid.

That's why the family is willing to pay a bit of extra money.

And, Huss, I have a different job for you.

So, I'm happy with everything. This is for you.

Yeah.

Let me know when it's sorted.

Rest assured.

I'll head to the hotel and, do the florist

first thing, yeah?

All right.

We'll see you later, Mr. Petersen.

Righto.

Elaine?

How is she? Is she still sick?

Sometimes is temptation to do the wrong thing,

even for the right reasons.

I guess.

Here we have all this money lying around everywhere

from the fund-raiser.

And it's for sick people. And Elaine is sick.

And I think to myself, well, would it be so wrong

to take maybe couple of thousand

to pay for her a specialist?

But...

...it would be wrong.

Especially if she's not sick at all.

You think I let myself be tricked?

It could be.

Elaine is probably some greasy-haired guy

who's conning people out of money.

But she sent me a photograph.

It's called catfishing.

You're lucky.

So far it's only cost you the price of a plane ticket,

which would never even have been booked.

We need to check out this bank code.

Right.

Maybe I will send a message.

We meet face to face or I call the police.

No! That's a bad idea.

Especially with all this stuff going on.

We need to be smart.

And, catch this catfisherman.

Yeah. Exactly.

Well, we should start with a name, yes?

What is that?

It's a phone book.

You still have a phone book?

Si!

Can I help you?

Short black. I'm looking for a Miss Durand.

Yeah.

- Hi. - Hi.

Do you have the numbers?

Yeah. 7675/00165.

There was a 50k withdrawal fee.

How's your history?

Spanish Armada.

You should have stayed at home.

No way.

Besides, I'm unrecognizable. Right?

- Squeeze down. - Yeah.

Stay in the car. And lock it.

- Yeah, scusi. - How rude!

Giorno.

Hello, sir. How can I help you?

Um, I want to, make a deposit.

My granddaughter. Her birthday.

-Well, that's nice.

I, write down the account details.

Grazie.

Um, your granddaughter's name is...?

Jennifer.

Yeah, is not Italian name, I tell my son.

But, he is born here.

Kiwi.

I'm sorry, that's not the name I have for this account.

No, I get the numbers from my son.

Jennifer Therese Moretti.

Maybe you wrote them down wrong?

Here.

I write it again.

Heh. Make clear.

Maybe my writing not so good?

Really. I'm sorry. This is a local account.

The name I have is Jason Carterton.

Jason Carterton.

Okay.

I go and, visit my granddaughter.

I give her cash.

That's okay. That's okay.

Thank you, young lady.

Local.

Jason Carterton.

Stronzo.

We're lucky. It's no such a common name.

So, a few calls, we find him.

Okay.

So how do I use this?

I should come with you.

No, no. You stay here.

Lock the doors. Okay?

- Hello. - Sorry to bother.

Is your father at home?

Um, no.

Mum will be back from work soon, though.

Okay. You can you tell me where is your father?

Jason, yes?

No, John. I'm -- I'm Jason.

Jason.

And also Elaine.

I am Bruno.

Okay. I-I'm sorry. You can have your money back.

You bet I can. This is your computer?

Why you steal from me?

Um...

I was building my cash up to get my business moving.

Business.

Fake sneakers.

Onselling.

But you'd have to buy them first.

And for this you make money with "Elaine"?

And Joyce and Wendy...

Sit.

You're going to transfer the money back to all the people.

Right now. Starting with Elaine.

Come on, Bruno. What's taking so long?

Fuck!

Not you again.

Ida?

Guess what.

You father was just playing scared.

I wasn't really going to hurt him,

and he knew it.

But there's no pretending here.

I will cut your fucking eye out.

Thanks again for working late.

You're welcome.

Um, did you get the wedding ring?

- Of course. - Excellent.

Here's his, - his suit, and his shoes.

Look, I understand that viewing isn't a custom here,

so thanks a lot.

Could I, um --

Could I have a moment?

Certainly. Of course.

Mate.

She gets to say goodbye.

I promise you that.

Everything's sorted.

How do we know the body has been released?

A contact in the morgue.

I didn't know the prick even had a brother.

We didn't know he had a daughter either.

The body had to be transported.

Short notice.

A few more grand, and I can find out where it was sent.

Then we can make an inquiry.

Just relatives seeking information.

Sure. Do it.

If you like.

But, you know, we don't need her mother anymore.

Karmen will find Sylvia.

Need?

Want.

I want her mother.

I want to make this bitch suffer.

You hurt her mother...

...you hurt her.

Heh.

Ida?

Ida!

Ida!

Do exactly as I say.

I'm so sorry.

- I told her... - I should never...

Tell Adam I'm sorry, okay?

No, tell him in one hour.

- Robyn... - Just promise.

- Yes, I promise, but... - I'll call him. I'll call him.

You okay?

You tell me.

You look great.

You got everything?

Because we can't afford to hang around after.

In my bag.

Passport, money, everything.

I seem to be quite good at this.

Huss...

Thanks.

Not long now.

No. Not long.

Where's my daughter?!

What, no hello?

Tell me, which do you prefer now?

Sylvia or Robyn?

How come you knew I was still here?

Why would you steal your boyfriend's money

when you already had 18 million kroner?

That it?

Yeah.

That's it.

Back off.

Lot of money for that little shit.

Where is she?

Didn't I tell you?

You won't be seeing her again.

What do you mean?

Do you mean -- Do you mean she's...?

-Aah!

Aagh!

Where is she? Where is she?

-Is she alive?

Don't you fucking die on me!

Ja.

What time?

- Soon. - Let's be there.

I want that old cow.