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Five, four, three, two, one.
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Coming!
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No, don't open the door.
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As if I would!
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It's your last night before you ship out.
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Rongelap needs help.
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The people are still suffering.
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The effects of the fallout
are getting worse, not better.
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And the fucking French
haven't learnt the lesson, either.
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Neither have you!
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How long this time?
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How long before
you tuck in your kids again?
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Joanne, please.
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When's it going to be enough?
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Who exactly are you saving the world for?
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Certainly not your family?
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I want our kids left
with a world to grow up in.
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And I want them to have a father!
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They have a father!
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I want to be a father.
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And a husband.
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That's up to you, not me.
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It's up to us.
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Fine. Okay.
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Stay tonight.
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The kids'd like it
if you were here in the morning.
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If we were just fucking trying.
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General Saulnier.
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What is this, Minister Hernu?
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We're now planning operations
against a bunch of hippies?
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Lacoste prefers to call them
"environmental terrorists."
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Lacoste is an idiot.
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He would've blown them
out of the water years ago.
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And why not?
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Their actions are illegal.
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And now they plan to disrupt
our testing programme?
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It has to be stopped.
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The protest or our tests?
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This Greenpeace, your bunch of hippies,
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has annoyed the Canadians,
the British, the Spanish...
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I doubt we'll encounter opposition
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if we force them to abandon
their ridiculous plans.
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Lacoste is on to it.
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DGSE?
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For God's sake.
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Have you forgotten Beirut?
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The Iranian Embassy?
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Admiral Lacoste
has had two years to tidy up.
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This was a simple courtesy,
to keep you informed.
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We already have
an operative on the ground.
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I don't want you to go.
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I know you don't,
but I have to.
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We'll miss your birthday!
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You can still have a cake.
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More for you and Paul!
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Okay?
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Remember when you asked me why
we were here, in Mummy's country,
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when I'm from Portugal?
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And I told you I left
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because I didn't want to fight in a war.
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In Angaler. Yes.
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Angola. Yes.
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Now, there's another war,
and this time, I do want to fight.
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Because it's important.
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I know you miss me.
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And I miss you, too.
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But it's for you, darling, and for Paul.
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It's a job I have to do. Okay?
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Will you have a gun?
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This is my gun.
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But the test centre
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is in French Sovereign Territory!
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If they set foot in it,
Admiral Frage's security
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can arrest them immediately...
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But that's my point, Lacoste.
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These people are
accomplished propagandists.
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If we arrest them
and they manage to get pictures out,
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it'll be a PR disaster.
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So we stop it before it starts!
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It's time to send these troublemakers
a definitive message.
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I agree.
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The Rainbow Warrior is on its way
to the Marshall Islands
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and will be in Auckland by July.
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And you want to be ready before then?
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You're crazy.
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It takes months to organise
a mission like this!
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Mitterrand has given his approval.
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But he wishes to be kept at arm's length
from intelligence matters,
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so you, Saulnier, will sign the orders.
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"Operation Satanic"?
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Promise to come back
from the war.
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I promise.
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If you promise to look after
Mummy and Paul for me.
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I promise.
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Happy birthday, Papa!
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Twenty-one,
twenty-two, twenty-three...
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Satanic One.
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I'm out of play. Zero contact.
Three weeks.
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Our recon operative
is safely away.
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Excellent.
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I thought it best
not to put anything in writing.
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So, the attack team leader
will be on the ground tomorrow.
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We hold back the others,
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the divers, for operational reasons.
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Also tomorrow, our man arrives
in New Caledonia to source the yacht
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and prepare to receive
the...necessary equipment.
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And the equipment is sourced where?
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London.
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At the end of the month.
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It becomes part of a military shipment
to New Caledonia.
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Completely untraceable.
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Good.
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But what are the "operational reasons"
for delaying the rest of the attack team?
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Simply a question of timing.
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We have to allow time
for their team leader
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to get to know the target location.
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Very good.
It seems to be coming together.
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Yes, the target is travelling.
Plenty of time.
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Time for the yacht team to load the gear,
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get to New Zealand and establish
a good cover story
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before passing the equipment
to the liaison team.
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And they arrive when?
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In one month.
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I don't want them there too soon.
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Besides...
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...the yacht will need time.
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Doctor, this crook
wants 110,000 francs deposit.
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I'll have it transferred.
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I'm looking forward to this holiday.
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Yeah. Us too.
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Welcome to New Zealand.
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Good timing.
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She just tied up at the wharf.
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Hello, it's Joanne.
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Babe. It's me.
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We just made it to Auckland.
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I was waiting 'til your morning.
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Are the kids still there?
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No. Paul's with Grandma.
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And I just put Marelle
on the bus for summer camp.
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Shit.
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Camp.
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I forgot.
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It's okay.
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You must be exhausted.
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How was the Rongelap thing?
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Exhausting.
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Some amazing pictures, though.
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I'll mail you the copies.
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The kids would like that.
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Me, too.
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I'll call on the 11th,
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early, from here.
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Can I get Marelle at her camp, then?
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Is that okay?
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Sure. I'll have the number for you.
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It's good, right?
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We're trying.
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We are, babe.
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We are.
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I feel good about it.
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We're lucky, you know. With our kids.
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Very lucky.
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I know.
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And I do love you.
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Fernando?
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Hello?
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You're late.
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Is everything on schedule?
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Apart from this damn phone call, yes.
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We get your packages tomorrow morning.
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Good. Getting them to us
will be as arranged?
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Auckland tomorrow night.
Time and place as per plan. Be on time!
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Fuck off, eh?
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Give my regards to our friends.
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There!
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It's them.
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No, it's not them.
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Let's go.
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I thought
they said a camper van...
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"Just" one dead?
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No, Lacoste, it's not a blessing.
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It's another unmitigated disaster!
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Where are the operatives now?
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Well, as soon as you know, I want to know!
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There!
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Shit!
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Perhaps they couldn't
land by the bridge.
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No, they couldn't!
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I already told the boss we needed
more time for proper reconnaissance!
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Hey, here!
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Come back!
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Behind!
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Turn around.
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Come on, damn it!
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Come on, come on!
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Hey, the boat!
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Forget the damn thing!
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Get in!
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Marelle.
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Uncle Aarne!
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Your mother needs you.
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Mummy? Why's Uncle Aarne here?
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Sweetheart...
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I'm sorry.
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It's...
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Mummy?
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Why are we waiting
for a stupid $130 refund?
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We need to go. And fast!
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The girls said
it's a problem with the paperwork.
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It'll look suspicious if...
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Mitterrand will visit
our interests in the Pacific, as planned.
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If we cancel,
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it'll be seen
as a tacit admission of guilt.
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Oh! We've already denied involvement.
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Your point being, General?
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My point being, our own press
is already on the scent.
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We have two of your agents
in custody in New Zealand,
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and others still out there,
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so perhaps it might be better
to come clean.
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Put our heads on the block?
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Because of an unfortunate accident?
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A man is dead.
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You want to turn him into a martyr?
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He already is, isn't he?
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Isn't that the definition of martyrdom?
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Dying for a cause you believe in?
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So, we bury everything here
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then put in for customs clearance
at this, Whangarei.
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They check us, we're clean.
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Then we hire a van
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and come back up for the gear.
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There's nobody around for miles, so...
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Not quite bloody right, I'm afraid.
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Shit.
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Except for the bed?
For more room perhaps?
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Careful.
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Good evening, ladies.
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Another drink?
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How was I to know someone
would steal the fucking dinghy?
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It's not stolen, you idiot.
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The police are stalling you.
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"Looking for a culprit"?
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Rubbish!
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Someone's onto us. You saw the news.
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This is murder now and we're accessories.
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I can't believe Paris didn't warn us!
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It's all turned to shit!
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So you cut and run?
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Yes! Yes!
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I was just a front for this operation.
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It's done. I can leave when I like!
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Scared of submarines, are you?
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I wouldn't count
on a sub coming for you.
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Either way, I suggest
you get off this damn island fast.
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And get rid of that boat!
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"Warriors"?
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"Warriors"...
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Who do they think they are,
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this Greenpeace?
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Warriors are returned home with honours.
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Where are they now?
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I told them not to come.
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I don't want a fuss.
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The press, all that.
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So, here you are, Joanne,
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having to sign for your husband's body,
like a piece of freight.
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It's all a damn waste.
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Please.
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Don't say that.
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Don't ever say that!
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If it was a waste,
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01:03:38,680 --> 01:03:40,600
how will I forgive him?
277
01:03:42,920 --> 01:03:46,160
If it was a waste,
how will the children deal with it?
278
01:03:56,080 --> 01:03:58,920
Now. Can I please have my husband!
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01:04:56,120 --> 01:04:57,760
I don't understand you.
280
01:04:58,480 --> 01:04:59,480
I don't speak English.
281
01:05:02,160 --> 01:05:03,800
We know you did this.
282
01:09:46,400 --> 01:09:47,560
Still nothing?
283
01:09:47,640 --> 01:09:49,040
We're on our own.
284
01:09:49,120 --> 01:09:50,120
Shit.
285
01:11:49,600 --> 01:11:51,440
...just a crappy fold-out map.
286
01:11:51,840 --> 01:11:53,200
So, of course we got lost a bit!
287
01:11:54,400 --> 01:11:56,200
Here. Take this one!
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01:11:56,280 --> 01:11:57,680
Perhaps next time, you won't be late.
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01:11:57,800 --> 01:12:00,360
There won't be a next time. We're done.
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01:13:21,720 --> 01:13:23,080
It's over, Charles.
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01:16:39,560 --> 01:16:40,560
Both our government
292
01:16:40,640 --> 01:16:44,640
and the New Zealand government
are pressing for justice and compensation
293
01:16:44,880 --> 01:16:47,720
over the death of Dutch national,
Fernando Pereira,
294
01:16:47,800 --> 01:16:50,160
a photographer working with Greenpeace
who was killed...
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01:16:51,360 --> 01:16:52,360
Mummy...
296
01:16:52,440 --> 01:16:54,720
...when the Rainbow Warrior was attacked
by French commandos
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01:16:54,840 --> 01:16:57,280
and sunk in Auckland Harbour...
298
01:16:57,880 --> 01:16:59,360
I've been dreaming again.
299
01:17:01,760 --> 01:17:03,480
I know, darling.
300
01:17:06,200 --> 01:17:07,200
I know.
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