All language subtitles for Alias - 2x06 - Salvation (FoV)

CIA profile:
Agent Sydney Bristow.

Okay. I'm in.

Agent Bristow works undercover
with her father, Jack Bristow.

Also a double agent with CIA.

Get down!

I guess we'll have to learn
to trust each other.

Bristow's CIA contact:
Michael Vaughn.

My guardian angel.

Her current assignment:
to infiltrate and destroy SD-6.

A secret organization
dealing in espionage,

extortion, weapons sales,
posing as the CIA.

SD-6 has made over $400 million
in arms sales alone.

SD-6 director: Arvin Sloane.

The sanctity of this agency
requires the sacrifice

of some personal freedoms.

This is not about cutting off
an arm of the monster.

This is about killing
the monster.

Bristow's mother,
formerly Russian intelligence,

recently turned herself in
to the CIA.

Mom?

Intel indicates

she may still be
an enemy of the United States.

The true loyalty
of Agent Bristow's mother

remains unknown.

Previously on "Alias"...

Let's talk about last week,
the incident in Madagascar.

My mother informed us that the building
was safe to enter.

In truth, it was a trap.

Derevko had rigged it with explosives

Washington has made a decision
regarding your mother.

What she did to you invalidated her
agreement with the CIA

The government is pressing charges.

I saw de Souza. He told me that
you hired him to rig those explosives.

Sydney will never know about
what I've done.

You betrayed her trust.

I won't.

You want me to hypnotize you?

I need to know what happened to me.

Where are you sydney?

In my room...

When I was little.

You took away my choices in life.

You programmed me to be a spy.

You weren't trying to
protect me from her,

you were trying to protect
your secret.

So the first opportunity you had,
you set her up...

I will never forgive you for this.

Your mother's trial starts
this morning.

How long do you think it'll last?

Could be a while.

With eighty-six counts of
espionage against her,

the prosecution alone could take
months just to present their case.

I want to see the opening arguments.

I'll arrange for a closed-circuit
feed into the ops center.

Thanks.

You know any jokes?
'Cause I could use one.

This grasshopper walks into a bar
and the bartender says,

"Hey, we have a drink named
after you!"

And the grasshopper says--

"You have a drink named Doug?"

Well, I was going to use Phil.

Well, Phil is certainly no
funnier than Doug.

No, I know, I'm sorry.
It's a non-humorous, uh...

Mr. Sark.

As you know, he's proven himself
to be a key player

in the world of international
organized crime.

Now he may be developing a
bioweapon systemized form a virus

that we've never seen before.

This is Klaus Richter,
a former employee of Sark's

whom we've recently taken into
custody.

A routine medical workup
revealed that

Richter may have been exposed to
the virus before we picked him up.

Marshall?

Thank you, sir.

Okay, now, take a look on your
screen here.

These little squiggly things --

that's just a normal flue
anti-body,

something that you might have
if you got a common cold, or cough, something.

Now let's take a look at
Richter's blood work.

Now this shows antibodies one
thousand per cent above normal levels.

Very similiar to the Ebola virus,
most notably massive hemorrhaging.

Except that this virus works by
breaking down bonds between cells,

so basically Richter's body in
just a couple of days is gonna look oooh like,

well, did you ever see that movie
"The Fly"?

Do you remember that little poor
red-assed baboon when he was, like,

turned inside out?

Thank you, Marshall.

We recently uncovered a charter
agreement indicating

that Sark rented a medically
equipped 727

to transport three patients

presumably suffering from the same
virus as Richter

to a private hospital in Geneva.

This hospital is one of Sark's
business fronts.

We believe he's assembled a team
to study the virus.

Your objective is to infiltrate
the facility and acquire the research.

Jack, you'll be entering the hospital
as a patient in need of a kidney transplant.

Sydney, you'll be accompanying him as the
loving daughter who's agreed to donate one.

I trust this one won't be
too much of a stretch,

hmmm, for either of you?

We should talk.

We have nothing to talk about.

I know you have questions.

You can either be angry,
or you can be informed.

Please try to understand what
I'm about to tell you, Sydney.

After your mother left, I tested
Project Christmas on you

because I didn't want you to
be a victim.

I thought it was my responsibility
to teach you how to think strategically,

to see through people's lies,

to be as strong as you could be

in an environment where one
mistake could cost you your life.

Then you should've told me the
truth before I ended up here.

Yes, you're right!

I never intended you to lead a
double life.

I imagined recruiting you into
the CIA after you finished college.

But Sloane got to you first,

and that is a mistake I will
never live down.

I'd like to believe you,

but I don't trust anything you say.

Closed-circuit's online, the
proceeding start in about a minute.

And the feed will be right
over here.

Thanks, Rick.

Sure.

That's Senator Douglas.

Where's the judge?

Distiguished witnesses, I know you
were expecting opening arguments

for the prosecution of Irina Derevko,

but as of this morning a plea agreement
has been reached with the defendant.

In regard to the eighty-six counts
of espionage

leading to the deaths of twelve
United States operatives,

Derevko has pled guilty on all counts.

A select penalty jury was
empanelled early this morning

and the decision was predictably
swift.

Derevko received the maximum
sentence under federal statute--

death by lethal injection.

Since she's opted to forego
all appeals,

the execution will be carried out
three days from today.

Session adjourned.

Confidential to Deputy
Director Devlin.

I'm writing to inform you that
my father, Jack Bristow,

did willfully deceive the CIA
into believing

Irina Derevko violated
her immunity agreement.

I'm committing this statement
to paper

so it may be used in an officiial
capacity to halt my mother's execution.

Despite her past crime,

I can't in good conscience allow
her sentence to be carried out

when she kept her word to
cooperate with us.

It is not Irina Derevko who should
be answering to these charges.

It is my father.

We have a dead drop.
Request pick up.

Looks like a letter.

Copy that. Sending agent
for retrieval.

When my mom first came back,
I wanted her dead.

How the hell did I become the
person who's trying to save her?

That doesn't mean that you have
to be her best friend.

It means that you did
the right thing.

How are you?

Oh, I got my, uh, thirty days
sobriety chip.

Even though I wasn't ever a drug
addict, I'm kind of proud.

Oh, by the way, you know anybody
who wants a car?

I'm hocking mine.

You're selling your car?

Yeah, well, it's either that or
I quit paying my student loans.

I can't afford to have bad credit
and a criminal record.

Well, I know you're going to say
no but I can lend you money.

Yes, I'm gonna say no.

But thank you.

Hey.

In the morning, I got rear-ended
by four frat guys coming home from a party.

Two of them threw up while I was
getting their insurance information.

At least they had insurance.

Why are you cleaning like this?
You're acting like Howard Hughes.

Well, the Zagat guy is coming to
give his review today.

I want this place spotless.

There's a hamburger behind you.

You know, Francie, I

I worked up through Los Feliz and
Atwater Village.

Oh, cool, Cliff, thanks.

Give me just a second, Okay?

I told him I'd give him a couple
bucks if he just handed out some
fliers, got the word out.

Hamburgers aren't on the menu,
are they?

Garden burger.

How much are you paying that guy?

Twelve bucks an hour.

Hamburger's making more than I am.

Keep cleaning, sweetie.

I gotta clean.

I gotta catch a plane.

Be safe.

Okay.

Sir, if you'll recall Project
Christmas was developed by Jack Bristow

to train potential CIA recruits
at a young age.

Now, based on the research Irina
Derevko stole from him,

the KGB developed their own
version of the project.

Yes, I recall.

One of our assets in Moscow just
sent this over.

It's a test questionnaire
administered

to a group of first
graders in the early eighties.

The test was designed to identify
kids who would make good agents

in the Soviet secret service.

Reading over it,

what really struck me is how
similiar these questions

are to a standard IQ test given
to first graders in this country.

Where are you going with this?

Remember the rumour going around
the agency during the Cold War

about the Soviets raising sleeper
agents as Americans?

Now, I know it sounds
potentially paranoid,

but this is how they would do it

if they managed to get their test
in circulation here.

They could have contacted hundreds
of kids.

Interesting, but unlikely.

I just think it would be
intersting to analyze tests from--

Stop.

We can't spare a single agent
right now,

much less a team for a project
that at best has historical value.

The KGB doesn't even exist anymore!

I see your mother's latest maneuver
had its intended effect on you.

What maneuver would that be?

Pleading guilty, accepting the
death penalty.

Yep.

She's got us right where she wants us.

Not us. You.

Your mother's no fool.

She must have deduced I set her up,

so why do you imagine
she pled guilty?

Because she was struck by a crisis
of conscience?

I think she knew the verdict was
a foregone conclusion.

She pled guilty to keep you from
witnessing her trial, Sydney,

from having you see photos of the
agents she savagely murdered,

including Vaughn's father.

She knew if you sat through that,

whatever sympathy she'd managed to
elicit from you would vanish,

so

she cast herself as the victim

to compel you to save her and
guess what?

You fell for it.

I thought you deserved a second
chance to think things over.

Here's your letter.

How'd you get that?

I spent a decade with this woman

and another twenty years analyzing

how she could have deceived
me for so long.

Trust me when I tell you,

I am protecting you.

No, you're not.

I think you loved Mom so much that
when she left you, you lost your soul.

You know what else I think?

I think the kind of man who'd use
his own daughter to frame her mother,

who'd test psych experiments when
she was six-years-old

is the kind of man who looks at
his daughter and sees his greatest mistake.

You can't honestly believe that.

It's true, isn't it?

If Mom hadn't fooled you,

if you hadn't been so gullible,

I never would have been born.

I'm going to finish reviewing the
mission now.

Thanks. Thanks for coming.

Of course. Is everything all right?

Okay, look, I don't --

I don't know how to say this other
than to just say it.

I need a job.

With all the publicity, no one
will hire me.

I thought maybe you could
help me out.

I mean, I don't mean to be
an agent.

I know the CIA has a ton of front
companies --

defense contractors,
shipping companies.

I'll work at a desk, anywhere,
just as long--

Look, I know this will
drive you insane,

but we can't employ you because
you have a criminal record.

I have a criminal record because
of a drug habit I never had.

You know anybody who wants to
buy a car?

There might be something.

I have a discretionary fund used
for informants.

Totally off the books.

I could pay you to do research.

Seriously? Man, I would so owe you.

This is a list of questions,
please keep them to yourself.

All I need you to do is find out
if any of these questions ever appeared

on a standardized test in the United States
over the last twenty years.

Okay, the more you tell me the faster
I can get you what you want, so--

I pay by the hour. Take your time.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Geneva

Mr. Harris,

I'm Jan Spinnaker, hospital
administrator.

Welcome to St. Auburn's.

My daughter, and the very twinkle
of my eye -- Marion.

Daddy, stop it! It's so nice to
meet you.

A pleasure to meet a daughter
who'd sacrifice so much for her father.

I would do anything for my Daddy.

This way, please.

The computer in this satchel
provides me a secure link to my money.

The satchel cannot be removed
from my arm during the operation.

All arrangements have been made--

Now, I chose your hospital for
its high security standards.

We employ security with training
equivalent to the secret service.

You won't be disappointed.

Very good!

Okay, you're going to Geneva to
get a sample of a top-secret virus.

Now, your cover is you're going in
for kidney transplants.

Well, now, you're probably
thinking now,

"Hold on a second, Marshall!
We need our kidneys!"

Well, don't worry.

They're not going anywhere
because of this.

Now, basically, when you are
positioned in the OR,

press this button lightly twice.

It will activate a tank of
halothane.

Now, halothane is the same anesthetic
they're pumping through your masks.

Why don't you both try counting
backwards from ten?

Ten... nine... eight...

Which leads us to question
number two.

If they're pumping anesthesia in the
room and you're also gulping it down --

what did I do with --

by the maskful,

then what's going to prevent us
from passing out ourselves?

The solution is in the solution.

It's a mix of anti-anesthetia and
I also,

for good measure,

threw in a time release synthetic
caffeine that I use in my decaf every morning.

Just take it right before you head
into the hospital and trust me,

you won't fall asleep.

Seven... Six... five... four...
three... two... one...

They'll be out for fifteen minutes.

They've all been sedated for the pain.

Patient zero's in there.
Get a blood sample,

I'll download the viral research.

Irina?

I need help!

Don't struggle.

He could tear the gloves off,
you could become infected.

I'll up his morphine.

Irina?

His vitals fell below the preset
warning levels.

The doctors will be alerted.
Work fast.

Eagle eye, this is blackbird.

Reqesting early extraction,
LZ Bravo.

Copy that, blackbird. ETA --
LZ Bravo, three minutes.

Come on. Come on, come on, come on!

This is Dr. Giselle, I need security
teams on the research level, now!

We need to get to the roof.

The elevator won't come to
this floor!

Security will flank us from both
sides of the hall.

We can't reload the tranqs fast
enough to take out another four people.

Find some iodine.

Ammonia and iodine form an unstable
compound when they're mixed together.

Initiate level three lockdown,
perimeter and elevators!

I've got this!

Blackbird, we're on the roof,
we're waiting for you!

Don't shoot!

Against the wall!

Bypass the lockdown, I'll hold
them off!

Buy me ten seconds,
I need more time!

Ammo!

Sydney!

If you're wondering why that man
mistook you for your mother,

he worked for her.

I skimmed the research as it was
downloading.

Before she surrendered to the CIA,

Irina deliberately ordered Sark

to expose some of her own operatives
to the virus in order to study it.

Ask yourself if that's a person
worth saving.

Los Angeles

I had toxicology analyze the
glass of wine

that somehow made its way into
my house last week.

They found a compound called VTX

which counteracts the effects of
sodium morphate.

Sodium morphate is the poison I
used to...

end Emily's suffering.

I see two possibilities.

Either Emily predicted your
intention to euthanize her,

took the necessary countermeasures

and is now playing a game with you,

or the more likely scenario --

someonewants you to believe
Emily's alive

or worse,

they'll try and make the Alliance
believe it, too.

If they think that I failied to carry
out the one condition of my admittance,

that I have been betraying them
the whole time,

then they'd be forced to assume
that my entire division is rogue.

Then we'll all be in danger.

I don't think I can ever forgive
my father for the things he's done,

but maybe he's right about what
he's been saying all along

Maybe her cooperation is part of

some eleborate strategy he's more
equipped to see than I am.

Look, your father's asking you to
let her die for something she might do.

I don't think you can live
with that.

Good work in Geneva.

Thanks.

The CIA is analyzing the copy of
the disk you brought back.

If SD-6 plans on using the virus
as a weapon

we might be able to get a jump on
the antidote

thanks to the blood work
you brought back.

I hope so.

Oh, listen, there's something
else you should know.

Will came to me for a job.

He did?

Well, he didn't want to bother you

so I hired him off the books to do
some research.

On what?

Just background on the old KGB
version of Project Christmas.

Of course, I didn't tell him that.

He thinks he's comparing IQ tests
against the public record.

I just figured it was your
perogative to tell him more.

That was really nice of you, thanks.

You're welcome.

There's nothing more boring than
a commerce bureau luncheon.

Thanks for joining me, Jack.

What is it?

Did you... see that?

See what?

Can I help you?

Aaaah! Did you see someone come
in here just now?

A woman?

No, I've been alone all morning.

Father, would you excuse us, please?

Sit down.

Now you tell me you saw her!

I saw a woman but it could have
been anyone.

You may be suffering from
post-traumatic stress disorder

brought on by intense feelings
of guilt.

Arvin, you have walked into
a church.

A place to confess.

She's alive.

She knew the alarm code.

She could have come into the
house undetected.

There is a clear way to know
for certain

but I hesitate to suggest it.

Sir, there's something I have
to report.

While it appeared that my mother
sent me into a trap in Madagascar,

in truth, she was unaware that
there was any danger.

Yes, I know. I have your father's
statement right here.

He told us himself this morning.

What?

A hearing has been scheduled with
the joint intelligence committee.

My intention wasn't to punish my
father, sir,

it was to stop my mother's
execution from going forward.

excuse me

Yes?

I'll send her down right now.

They'd like to see you in
medical services.

You asked to see me?

Agent Bristow, I'm Doctor Nicholas.

What's going on?

Five weeks ago you infiltrated one
of your mother's labratories in Taipei

where you discovered a Rambaldi device.

How long were you in proximity to
the device?

I... it took me about a minute to
rig it with explosives.

I made it to the other side of the
door but Vaughn was submerged.

I don't know, maybe another minute
or two.

Will someone please tell me what's
going on?

We believe the device is the
source of the virus

that infected the men in Geneva.

Unfortunately, you and Agent
Vaughn may have been exposed.

I'm sorry.

We'd like to draw some blood and
keep you under observation.

If Sloane pages me, this is gonna
be a problem.

Your father's been informed. He's
covering for you.

I know.

Hi.

Hey.

Did you close your eyes at all?

On and off.

You talk in your sleep.

No!

What did I say?

"Don't frost the pie!"

It seemed really important.

No idea.

You think we're sick?

I don't know.

Vaughn, can I tell you something?

Agent Bristow, your tests came
back negative for antibodies,

you're free to go.

Agent Vaughn, your tests at this
point are inconclusive.

We did find a heightened level of
antibodies in your blood stream

but you could simply be fighting
off a cold.

We won't know for a few more hours.

You'll have to stay.

You said Sark tested patient's
blood at the first sign of
infection.

What was the sign?

Hemorrhaging from the fingernails.

It'll be fine.

Your dad's hearing's in an hour,
you should go.

I'll see you soon.

Yeah.

Agent Bristow,

this hearing's been convened to
determine an appropriate

punishment for the crimes depicted
in your statement.

Before we begin our inquiry,

do you have anything to say?

Only that despite my admission of
guilt,

I still firmly believe Irina
Derevko is a threat

and will prove it at her earliest
possible convenience.

Is that how you justify lying to
your superiors,

endangering other agents?

Yes.

Why this sudden change of heart?

Deferentially, Senator, my reasons
are my own.

I see.

Reviewing your file,

I was shocked to discover how many
times you've displayed behavior

that at best can be characterized
as rogue.

You have lost the benefit of the
doubt here, sir,

and your silence will not suffice.

So again, I ask you,

why the change of heart?

My daughter convinced me that I
acted unethically.

Isn't it a fact that you knew your
daughter intended to turn you in

and that you beat her to the punch
only by an hour

in order to secure a degree of
leniency from this body?

No, sir, that is not the case.

Sydney Bristow, my daughter...

has come to believe that when I
look at her,

I see the embodiment of all my
flaws.

And this afternoon when I learned
that she may have been exposed

to a life-threatening disease,

I realized that she might die
believing that.

But nothing could be further from
the truth.

When I look at her,

when I look at the little girl who
raised herself to become

one of the most extraordinary
human beings

and one of the finest agents I've
ever had the privilege of knowing,

I see only the promise of my own
redemption.

Turning myself in was the only way

I could think of to make that
clear to her,

to prove that despite...

my limited abilities as a father,

I love her more than I could ever
say.

I didn't order this.

It's from the gentleman at the bar.

You okay?

Yeah, clean bill of health.

Apparently, I am fighting a cold.

I came by to see you after the
hearing but they were still running tests.

I know, they told me you came here.

This is ridiculous, being in the
same restaurant on the phone.

Listen, Syd, I, um,

I actually came by to
tell you something.

They're sending your father
to prison.

You're kidding?

It gets worse.

Douglas decided your mother's
immunity agreement was never binding.

They're going to carry out her
death sentence anyway.

Her execution goes ahead tomorrow
at eight am.

Washington, DC.

Welcome back to Washington,
Senator.

Ed, you missed the exit.

Hello?

No! No! Hey!

You're making a BIG mistake!

Sorry about the detour, Senator...

What the hell are you doing?!

...but I need two minutes of your
undivided attention.

I don't care what point you want
to make!

I'd like you to consider dropping
the charges against my father

and honor my mother's
immunity agreement.

You can't be serious.

I recognize how indecisive this
sounds--

That's a full understatement, my dear!

--I turned her in under
false pretenses

and I've come to believe my father
was protecting me.

His interest are irrelevant,

it's his decisions that matter.

I'm sorry, Agent Bristow,

but my colleagues and I have zero
tolerance for anyone

who would lie to their
own government,

especially in this day and age.

And your mother?

Well, she's had it coming for
twenty years.

Now given what you've been through,

I'm willing to forgive your little
misstep tonight.

Would you kindly drop me off
at home?

Wait in the car.

How did you persuade Douglas to
reverse himself?

I told him I have a secret only
you and I know about.

A secret that Sloane told you in
confidence that

poses such a
threat to national security

that we couldn't trust even the
CIA to contain it.

What secret is that?

One of your colleagues --

a United States senator --

is working for the Alliance.

We have evidence of wire
transfers totaling 6.3 million.

To whom?

That's what we're trying to find out.

But without my mother and father,

I'll be forced to hand over the
investigation to the FBI.

There's no senator in the
Alliance's pocket. You lied.

I'm not proud of what I did.

I may not agree with your decision
to interact with your mother, Sydney,

but I will from now on

respect that it is your decision
to make.

They're bringing in your mother now.

I'm sure you'll want to see her.