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Previously on
"Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D."...

Chasing us is a waste
of resources, general.

We're the good guys.

What's your assessment
of Hartley's people?

They're mercenaries,
here for the money.

The enemy has the advantage.
We need one of our own.

You risked that for a quinjet?

For what we can do with one.
Disappear.

Fitz said he could
engineer cloaking, but...

The damage to his temporal lobe
was too extensive.

Since Simmons left,
he's only getting worse,

talking to himself
more and more.

It's not just an 0-8-4.
It's the first.

And all Fury knew about was the
trail of bodies that follows it.

2x02 - Heavy Is the Head

Hey, Idaho.
Idaho, can you hear me?

Come on!
Damn it! Come on!

Creel's on foot.
But he won't be for long.

- Hartley and Idaho?
- Dead.

That's no use. It's jammed.

We have to get you out of here!

Look, my leg is pinned. Don't
worry about me. There's no time.

Soldiers are coming.

Creel has the damn thing
that burned Harley!

You need to get him!
Go!

Good luck.

Hands on your head!

On your knees!

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What the hell was Hunter thinking?

- He was trying to save Hartley!
- And you're absolutely sure?

They're gone.
It was bad, Coulson.

Two agents down, another captured.

This shouldn't have happened.

We got a hit.
911 just picked up

a stolen-vehicle call
up the road from you.

Older model
red-and-white pickup.

That's got to be Creel.

May, you're approaching
a civilian area without backup.

If you see him,
do not engage. You copy?

Do you copy?

May, that doesn't sound covert.

I've got him.
Closing in.

No, drop back.
Do not engage.

I repeat ...
do not engage.

He's not looking.
I have a shot.

- Negative!
- We can't just let him go, Coulson.

Creel isn't working alone, And
I want to know who he answers to.

Drop back
into surveilLance mode now.

That's an order, Agent May!

Yes, sir.

I still can't raise
Hunter or Hartley on the comms.

Not surprised. Radio silence
on the op is protocol.

Still, Hartley was in pretty bad
shape when we left.

Or you'd think we'd have
heard something by now.

No need to think the worst

till it shakes your hand
and says hello.

Is that another one
of your grandma's sayings?

Fortune cookie.

I had some kung pao chicken
the other night.

- Maybe Coulson's heard from them.
- I need to get

a complete inventory by the
time Agent Koenig returns ...

food, fuel, and ammo ...
understood?

You got the quinjet.
Well done.

- Thank you, sir.
- Thank you, sir.

- Any word about Hartley?
- Not now.

Let Mack know the jet's here.

I want him
reverse-engineering

that cloaking hardware
right away.

Sooner he does, sooner we get
the bus operational again.

Roger that.

Something else?

The item that messed up
Hartley's arm,

it had those weird symbols on it,

- the ones you've had me researching.
- The same symbols?

- You sure?
- Yes.

They came up out of the object.
It reminded me of Braille.

It was like Hartley triggered
something by touching it.

What the hell is that thing?

I have no idea.
But good work.

"Good work"?

How about, "holy crap, Skye.
We got to get on that"?

After a month of combing
the planet for these things,

we finally got a clue ...

Right now, we have
more important problems ...

a five-alarm fire otherwise
known as Lance Hunter.

- Is he ...
- Captured.

But if he talks, our entire
operation's compromised.

We'll have to burn the base
and evacuate.

I know. And we just
re-tiled the bathrooms.

Oh, just as I was
dropping off to sleep.

Thank you very much.

Uh...

Excuse me, gents.
Can I get a glass of ...

...water?

Mr. Hunter, I don't believe
we've had the pleasure!

Brigadier General Glenn Talbot.

Looks like you need a lift, soldier.

So, this is cloaking hardware.

- Uh-huh.
- Let's take a peek under the hood.

Fitz would be crushed if he saw this.

He's been working on cloaking
since before Simmons took off.

Still can't believe
she abandoned him like that.

She abandoned all of us.
But Fitz has been clinging to

- his work like a lifeline, and ...
- Maybe we shouldn't tell him.

Coulson wants a retro version
of this for the bus.

He said that no one knows
the avionics on this thing like Fitz.

Think he can handle it?

I don't know.
Why don't you ask him?

- Hey, Fitz.
- Hey, what's up, man?

- How are you?
- So that's the, um...

- that's the...
- Cloaking, in all its glory.

You know,
you weren't that far off.

Check out the transmitter coil.

Yeah, to negate the ...
the resonant ... the...

the ... the resonant...?

- No, um... the, uh...
- I-It's okay. Just take your time.

Uh, what he's trying to
say is there's an audio

component to cloaking that
inverts sound waves, too.

Like noise-canceling headphones?

- Yeah, same concept.
- Okay.

You think you can give
me a hand with this?

Um, u-under
the circumstances, uh...

well, the trick is you would... n...

the trick ... the trick would be
in the meta-materials.

Uh, oh! Yeah, but you'd have
to alter the, um...

- Uh...
- Fitz, it ...

Yeah, could everyone just stop
talking for one second?

No, sorry.
Gonna have to go.

It's like sometimes
he's the same old Fitz,

- and other times...
- Not.

I'll take your word for it.

Meantime, I'm still gonna need
an extra pair of hands.

- Is everyone back from the mission?
- Not everyone.

Sierra Leone, three years ago.
Ring a bell?

How about Basra, '08?
Operation Panther's claw?

Come on, lieutenant.
Tell me the stories are true.

I'm not a lieutenant anymore, sir.

Why is that, son?
Your record?

Five commendations
for distinguished service ...

Merits for basket weaving, pottery.
Don't forget those.

I'm just trying to figure out
how a guy like you,

one of the SAS's finest,

winds up running with a bunch
of mouth-breathing mercs.

Why does any man do anything, general?

I met a girl.

Look, Hunter, I think
we're pretty like-minded guys,

so let's don't waste
each other's time.

- You know what I'm after.
- Guessing it's not Carl Creel.

Creel's small-time.
Think big fish.

- Coulson.
- Coulson.

He's a vigilante...

a zealot who'll risk anything
to further his own agenda.

But lucky for you, I've got a senator

with very deep pockets
that wants him.

So you go ahead.
Name your price.

- You must be joking.
- I don't have a sense of humor.

And if I don't give you
Coulson, what? I go for a swim?

You should know I've been helped
out of a chopper before, sir.

Coulson broke into a secure
government facility,

he ... he let a psychopath
on the loose,

sacrificed the lives
of his own men ... your friends.

For what?

Hunter, I'm not here to play bad cop.
I shouldn't have to.

- I want $2 million.
- Done.

- And a proper burial.
- Excuse me?

For Hartley.
She's a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent.

She'll be branded a terrorist
after what you said on tv,

probably dumped in a pauper's grave,

her family wondering
what happened to her.

They deserve better.

She deserves better.
I'll make sure she gets it.

Hmm.

"Keep an eye out for this."

I just wanted to report
that Mack and trip

are working on cloaking, so...

I'm free if you want me
back in the field.

That won't be necessary.
May's still out there.

What about Hartley and Idaho?

They're not out there, are they?

It was that thing, wasn't it?
The object.

- It was Creel.
- Sir, I need to get back out there

- and help May take him down.
- No.

She's my S.O. I'm a field agent
now, and I can handle myself.

- That's not what this is about.
- Then what is it about?

The object?
The symbols?

Because I can't help
if I don't know what's going on.

If you'd like to help,

go down to the bunks,
pack up Hartley's things.

Okay.

I know you're the boss
and you have to

compartmentalize everything,
but it's not healthy.

You need to loosen up.
Try... yoga or something.

I tried it, but I'm...
really not flexible.

But thanks.

We were so close.

If they'd just given us
a little bit more time

- to calculate the object's...
- Refractive index, yeah.

That's the problem these days ...
everyone needs answers immediately.

- No one has any patience anymore.
- Yeah.

I bet they're relishing the fact

that we couldn't crack
the cloaking device.

Don't be silly, Fitz.

Everyone here knows how valuable
you are to the team.

- Well, they avoid me like the plague.
- They do not.

They ... they just have
their own problems right now.

Oh, yeah.
The Creel business.

In fact, perhaps they need
our assistance.

If they're looking for a way
to neutralize Creel's ability...

No one has our experience
with gifteds.

Of course, we can't just hijack
the project from them.

- That would shatter their confidence.
- Yeah, no.

- Do not want to do that.
- No.

- Or do we?
- Fitz...

Yeah. Yeah, no, no.
Stupid, silly idea.

- I don't know why I sai...
- Hey. Look.

There's a whole packet
of research they just left

laying about all willy-nilly
for anyone to see.

- It's Creel's DNA results.
- Interesting.

Shall we see
what we can do with these?

Yes, we shall, Simmons.
Yes, we shall.

You all good, hon?
Are you still waiting on a friend?

- Yeah, I'm still waiting.
- All right, then. No hurry.

Here, let me clear that.
Excuse me.

I'm sorry.
Think I got a shock.

Static electricity or something.

What's the status on Creel?

He's been in there for
over an hour. Either he's

waiting for a drop or he's
getting drunk off his ass.

Something's happening, Coulson!
I'm going in!

- Everybody, get back!
- I don't know what happened!

All she did was touch the guy!

- And then he took off.
- Please...

- help me!
- Hang on.

All the woman did
was touch his arm.

We know that Creel absorbs

the properties
of whatever he touches.

He must have absorbed the
Obelisk and its deadly powers.

But why hurt a waitress?

- I don't think it was intentional.
- You're saying he's losing control?

He had some control issues when
S.H.I.E.L.D. first came across him.

If that's what's happening,
anyone near him is at risk.

Should have engaged
when I had the chance.

Then you'd be dead, too.
If this is on anyone...

Just because you're director,
doesn't mean

- everything's on you, Phil.
- Yes. It does.

Go dark.
Get back when you can.

Now what?

Nice ride.

Some rich guy loan it to you?

Yeah, something like that.

- Shame about the rims, though, eh?
- Yeah.

Probably cost a grand each.

- At least.
- Mm.

- This isn't a friendly stop, is it?
- Nope. Hands on the car.

How the hell did you lose him?!

Why haven't you got
every agent out there

looking for Creel right now?!

You think
you're entitled to answers?

He killed two of my friends.
I think that's entitlement enough.

- Well, it's not.
- You should have aborted the mission.

Hartley should have
followed my orders.

Yeah, well, she tried to.
Izzy's only mistake was listening to me.

Is that why you came back?

Guilt?
A desire for revenge?

Or was it because
of what Talbot promised you?

All of the above.

- So you took the deal.
- I have 48 hours to deliver you.

Or else you're a dead man.

- Words to that effect, yeah.
- Talbot.

And you didn't give him
our location?

Don't get me wrong.
I thought about it.

He put a four-man detail on me.
Took three hours to shake them.

I could have led them
right to your door.

So kind of you to reconsider.

And in exchange for me,
you get what, exactly?

A proper burial for Isabelle Hartley.

I wanted to make sure
her record was cleared,

that her family were
properly notified.

- Really? That's all?
- Look, between you and Talbot,

I know you'll get to Creel first.
He's the only thing I want.

Well, that and the money
you owe me.

You're kidding, right?
'Cause sometimes I can't tell.

No, I'm not. I want my pay,
and not just mine, either.

I want Hartley's and Idaho's, too.

- Okay. Now you're kidding.
- It's for their families.

I think they deserve something
for their loss. Don't you think?

- I'll take care of it.
- Good. Once we have Creel...

I'll be in the wind.
Or three sheets to it.

Why are they going
the biochemical route?

Using an adenovirus factor
to counter Creel's ability.

Yeah, well, it's pointless, really,
since the injected, um...

Injected vector will never bind
to his cellular membranes.

Yeah, so ... well, then they'd
have to find a way to destabilize...

The molecular structure
of Creel's epidermal cells, yeah.

- Destabilize.
- Oh.

I d...
I didn't solve this today.

Who you talking to?

- Me.
- What? No one.

You like talking to yourself.
That's cool.

A lot of people do. You know,
I like singing in the shower.

Yeah, I know it's not really
the same thing,

but I wouldn't want
anyone to hear it.

- What do you want?
- All right, for cloaking,

were you thinking about
putting it under avionics or...?

Enough about cloaking!
I'm busy... with... something.

Well, it sounds like
you're just blowing me off.

You want to be alone?
That's cool.

You know, I think I like him.

- He's honest.
- Blunt, I'd say.

I call them like I see them.

No, he doesn't talk to you
like the others.

- It's quite refreshing, actually.
- Yo. Fitz.

- Your mind go wandering again?
- What?

- See?
- No.

What do you got there?

- No... this ... this is just, uh...
- Go ahead and show him.

What harm would it do?

Does it have something to do
with stopping Creel?

Yeah.
I think...

I think that we are...

I-I... have...
I...

- I didn't solve this today.
- You think you can?

Izzy's sister, Jane.

Her favorite person in the world.
After me, of course.

Looks like
they liked each other.

Yeah, those two,
when they got together,

there was a lot of laughs.
And bottles of wine.

Izzy was good
when it came to family.

Which is why I'm taking this.
It belonged to her mum.

Died of breast cancer
about five years back.

- Jane has it now, too.
- That's awful.

Yeah. Life can be
a mean drunk that way.

Never knows when to stop punching.

How did you guys meet?

- Through my psychotic ex-wife.
- Mm-hmm.

Those two were good friends
back in the day.

I'm really sorry.
Tough to lose people you care about.

Secret to that?
Don't get attached.

Tried that.
Didn't work.

For you, either.

You know,
you remind me a bit of Izzy.

Raw but sharp.
You got skills.

- Mm.
- Type that could earn you

some real money
in the private sector.

As a mercenary?
Yeah, I don't think so.

We prefer the term
"private military contractors."

Don't knock it.

Everyone needs
an exit strategy eventually.

Not me.
S.H.I.E.L.D.'s my life now.

S.H.I.E.L.D. isn't a life.

It's just a job ...
a means to an end. Remember that.

You hear anything more
about Creel, let me know.

Who's this?

Good evening, Mr. Creel.

We've been trying
to reach you.

Where the hell were you? I waited
at the drop site for an hour.

Calm down, Mr. Creel.
There's no need to panic.

We're being cautious now that
S.H.I.E.L.D. is a factor.

Forget them.
I got a real problem.

That thing really messed me up.

I turned to rubber
when I touched it.

Thought that it would protect
me, but it infected me, too.

We're well aware
of your condition.

But believe me when I say

that Mr. Whitehall wouldn't have
selected you for this job

if you weren't capable of completing it.

You don't know what it's doing to me.
I can't keep it off.

Once we have the Obelisk,
you will be taken care of

the way Hydra has
always taken care of you.

Please proceed
to the secondary drop site,

and I shall meet you
at the appropriate time.

Good night.

Hello?!

What?!
What are you looking at?!

Leave them alone, Mr. Creel.

We have far more important
things to discuss.

- I know you from somewhere?
- My name is Raina,

and I'm a huge admirer of yours...
and your gifts.

Beat it, lady.
I'm not into groupies.

You misunderstand.

I know you recently acquired

something extremely
precious and rare ...

something I'm very interested in.

Whatever you're offering...
it ain't enough.

Maybe not.

But aren't you the least bit
curious as to what it might be?

It's called carbyne,

an allotrope of carbon
found in stardust,

three times harder than diamond...

With an added bonus.
It can store energy.

Beautiful, isn't it?

So filled with potential.

- Am I supposed to be impressed?
- I'll settle for interested.

You have no idea
who you're dealing with, lady.

- You ever hear of Hydra?
- Name rings a bell.

Let me give you a tip ... run.

'Cause if the guy I'm working
for gets ahold of you,

I'd hate to see what he's gonna do

to that pretty little face of yours.

Looks like you need
some help there, Mr. Creel.

I'm not the one
who needs help, lady.

You do if you touched the Obelisk.

I'll tell you what ...
I'm gonna do you a solid

and not tell my boss about you!

- What about the carbyne?
- It's the cost of doing business.

He couldn't have gone far.

Local authorities have his
description. Roadblocks are up.

Talbot's people
are still out there.

- Why was Creel at the bar?
- He was waiting for someone.

We just don't know
if that person ever showed.

We need a solve for Creel's powers.
And we need it yesterday.

- How's the lab coming?
- Nothing yet.

You remember that encrypted
Hydra frequency we shut down?

- Well, it's back up.
- Someone sent a message.

A message for us
with a phone number to call.

Yeah, could be Creel.

Creel? A phone number?
What, is he lonely?

I doubt it.
The guy is jacked.

And he can turn any body part
into any material.

- Okay. Thank you for that.
- Mm-hmm. Yeah.

- Call the number.
- Okay.

- Hello?
- Who is this?

Agent Coulson,
I'm glad you got my message.

Raina, as I live and breathe.

It's been a while since we've spoken.

I'm kind of in the middle of a
manhunt. Can we make this quick?

Why? You need time
to trace this call, don't you?

I take it, then, you haven't tracked
down Mr. Creel or the item he stole.

What do you know about that?

I know Hydra's about
to get their hands on it.

- Well, congratulations.
- Let me be clear.

Mr. Creel is working for Hydra.
I am not.

Why the breakup?
Bad dental plan?

Hydra only has one thing
on their minds ...

world domination...

- which is so 1945.
- What do you want, Raina?

It's what I don't want,

which is the Obelisk
falling into the hands

of people who don't understand it.
I'm thinking you might.

And I'm thinking
you're gonna tell me why.

John Garrett understood it.

The moment he was injected with
the same drug that saved you,

he had visions.

He started carving those
visions on the walls.

Garrett was a madman.

Garrett was enlightened.

He witnessed our fate...
what we'd become.

- Have you?
- You're not calling to talk about fate.

You want us to catch Creel.

You read my mind, Agent Coulson.

Truth is Mr. Creel
stole something from me.

Fortunately for the
both of us, it has an

embedded tracker. But
you'd better hurry.

He's growing less stable
by the second.

The second
that frequency comes through,

I want everyone on the move.

If Creel's handing off
the item to Hydra,

we need to see where that leads.

What if Creel melts down again?

The lab hasn't figured out
how to shut down his powers yet.

If he's an immediate threat
to civilians,

- Trip's got the backup plan.
- What kind of backup plan?

The heavy-duty kind
with armor-piercing rounds.

Will that work?

Get close enough to him,
catch him off guard...

Hopefully,
we won't have to find out.

Where do you want me?

That depends.
Can you follow an order?

Absolutely, sir.

Because part of me wants you
here running back-end.

The other part knows
we need boots on the ground,

and I've only got a few good pairs.

I'll be good.
Scout's honor.

Please, sir.
I owe Hartley one.

- We could use him.
- Suit up.

It's all about the...
the resonant.

I didn't solve this today.

What ... what ... what ...
what is this?

What, is this some kind
of sonic thing,

- like the cloaking device?
- No, I didn't, uh...

Look, forget about
the cloaking device, all right?

No one's blaming you for that.

Right now we just got to focus
on taking down Creel.

Whoa! Whoa!
Calm the hell down!

Hey, beat it!
You're pissing him off.

- Okay.
- Take it easy.

- Look, I didn't solve this today!
- Yeah, I know.

You said that already!

I didn't solve this today!

Wait. Are you saying
you didn't solve this today.

- You solved this before?
- Yes.

Y-you're looking
for an old design?

- Yes! Yeah. Yeah.
- All right. Okay.

All right.
I'm with you.

- Yeah.
- I'm with you, turbo. All right.

No.

No.

No.

Um... go back one.
Go back one.

Yeah.
Yeah!

Icers? Great.

How did we get stuck
with a nonlethal option?

Coin flip.
Trip called tails.

Just getting word
from the lab.

Fitz might have something we can
use to neutralize Creel's power.

Best news we've had all day.

Raina's tracker just popped.
Creel's here.

Trip, are you in position?

Locked, loaded, and looking...

Found him.
He's got the package.

Looks like Creel is talking
to the guy with his back to him.

That's his Hydra contact.

The deal's going down. Skye?

Running facial recognition now.
Let's put a name to that face.

Let the exchange happen.

Skye and Hunter, follow the new player.
May, stay with Creel.

Everyone copy?

- Copy that.
- Copy.

Copy that, sir.

The package is still in place.

Wonder why Creel hasn't
made the exchange yet.

Can we get a laser mike on him?

Skye, you copy?

Skye?

Oh, hell no.

You're not listening.

It's spreading all over.
I can barely contain it.

Pass me the case and I'll help you.

Help me, and I won't do to you
what I did to the waitress.

Calm down, Mr. Creel.

Take a deep breath
and clear your mind.

Remember your training.

Remember,
compliance will be rewarded.

- I'm happy to comply.
- Good. Very good.

- Whoa!
- He's got a gun!

Oh, my god!

Everybody out! Move!

I'm not gonna sugarcoat it, pal.

This is really gonna hurt.

"Scout's honor"?

You were never a boy scout,
were you?

Present!

Order!

Breaking into cars now?

Following up on a promise.
Thanks to you.

General Talbot's
not the only one with friends,

Though I am sorry about
that $2 million you wanted.

- That I can't swing.
- Oh, you knew about that, too, eh?

I'm the director of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Well, that's just marvelous.
Talbot wants me dead.

And now I have no funds to run with.

- Any tips?
- Yeah.

Don't run.
Work for me instead.

Creel must have hit you
in the head.

I shot three of your agents.

Including Agent May.
Not a smart move.

- She the type that holds a grudge?
- Savors it, actually.

No doubt,
you've made some mistakes.

So have I,
like letting you go after Creel.

- But I felt for you.
- Yeah, and I took advantage of that.

How do you know
I won't do it again?

I don't, but the reality is

I don't have a fleet
of helicarriers or quinjets

or thousands of agents
at my disposal anymore.

We're lucky we still have
our George Foreman grill.

You need warm bodies.
Is that it?

I need skilled assets in the field

who are willing
to step over the line,

to do the wrong thing
but for the right reason.

I need you because I
can't be you. Not anymore.

Yeah, well, you're better off.
Trust me.

Look, it's your choice.

But good people...
people I respect...

vouched for you.

- I'd like to find out why.
- Hell if I know.

- But I'm curious.
- Good enough.

Oh. I just need you
to do one thing.

- Oh, yeah?
- Sell me out.

The sound waves disrupted
the molecular, um...

The molecular ...
the, um...

Well, you should understand.
You modified it.

You know how some guys
can play a tune by ear?

Well, I need sheet music.

The original one...

you built this
with this Agent Simmons

- I keep hearing about?
- Yeah. What about Simmons?

Oh, no, no.
I heard that she was cool.

Heard that you two were
pretty tight.

Yeah.

It's tough to lose a good partner.

How you been holding up
since she left?

I'm okay.

I'm glad he's talking to someone.

I've got to admit,
I'm having a tough time with it.

It's understandable.
He's changed.

We all have.
Even the director.

Coulson has a lot on his plate,
rebuilding S.H.I.E.L.D.

I wouldn't know.

He's not exactly
the sharing type these days.

He has the world to worry about,

not just us,
not just the team.

That's not it, May.
I've been watching him for months,

and I know
he's keeping something from me,

and it's not just because he's
the director of S.H.I.E.L.D.

I think
something is wrong with him.

- Skye...
- No, May, be honest.

- Is Coulson okay?
- Of course.

What is wrong with you?

You're director now,
not some level 1 field agent.

There are no levels anymore.
I got rid of those.

You never should have gone
into the field like that.

- You're welcome.
- It's not funny, Phil.

I know you. And I know
when you're overly stressed.

It's been 18 days
since your last episode.

- 17.
- 18.

Which means
you're due or another one.

Overdue.

- And I'm tired of fighting it.
- So don't.

That's why I'm here.

You did well.

- Thank you. I ...
- Now... pick it up.

You...
You want me ...

I need to know.
So do you.

Pick it up.

- It worked.
- No.

It let you live.
There's a difference.

Show me. Please.

Bring me my daughter,
and I'll show the both of you.

Glenn.

- Can I call you "Glenn"?
- No.

- Where's Hunter?
- Watching "cake boss," I believe.

Sorry. I changed
the terms of your deal.

Well, he kept up his end.

- You're here. Question is why?
- I felt bad for kidnapping you,

so I brought you a peace offering.
Carl Creel.

I thought Creel was dead.

He's turned to stone,
but he could always do that,

so I'm not sure
how long it'll hold.

I've got him in a cryostasis
chamber in the back

of the van for 58 more minutes
before the juice runs out.

I'd get him someplace
secure pretty quick.

Maybe a little more secure
than last time.

- Just saying.
- Very generous of you.

Like I told you before, general,
we're the good guys.

So,
how about we make a deal?

S.H.I.E.L.D. will keep
dropping off presents like this,

you keep getting promoted.

All we ask for in return
is a little breathing room.

- Sound good?
- You...

You must have
some big brass ones, Coulson.

Coming out here by yourself
to meet me...

face-to-face, no backup.

Let's face facts.

You and your little band of
misfits are hardly S.H.I.E.L.D.

Our intel says you don't have
enough manpower or artillery

to take down a convenience
store, so I'm sorry.

- I'm gonna have to say no to that deal.
- I don't know.

I think we're good on artillery.

And in case you get any ideas,
general...

that's just the tip of the iceberg.

Let's get out of here before
the iceberg runs out of fuel.

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Are you ready to comply?

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I'm getting tired of losing our
best and brightest to Hydra.

- For the bad guys...
- No one leaves here alive.

- ...it's recruitment time.
- I'm well aware of who I work for.

And top of their list
are the agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

What side did you end up on?

Did you think I wouldn't find out?

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