All language subtitles for Quantico S02E02

- Previously on "Quantico"...
- Welcome to The Farm.

This is the CIA's training facility.

Ryan: Sending in two former FBI agents

undercover in the CIA,
that's uh... that's...

That's insane!

My name is Owen Hall.

If you make it into The Farm today,

I will be your lead instructor.

Parrish? You're... You
working the summit for the FBI?

No. Just a civilian.

Ryan: How are you
planning on this working?

There's only a dozen of you.

Raina: There are more
of us here than that.

They're hiding among us.

The United States does
not bow to terrorists.

Then they will execute your wife.

[Screaming]

[Screaming]

_

_

_

Damn it.

[Sirens wailing]

[Helicopter blades whirring]

Look, I want any and all raw
intel no matter the source

until further notice... Got it?

[Sighs]

[Cellphone beeps]

[Sighs]

This is a nightmare... Has to be.

You wake up from nightmares.

♪ ♪

[Beeping]

[Speaking Swahili]

He says we are to remain in this room.

[Continues in Swahili]

If anyone tries to run,

our collars will be tightened remotely

...until we are killed.

[Beep]

You know that woman?

Dayana Mampasi.

I know some of the others, too.

I just don't know why they're here.

Harry Doyle...

Lydia Bates...

León Velez, and Sebastian Chen.

We trained together at The Farm.

Six CIA operatives don't just end up

in the same place without a reason.

I agree, which means
you're the only person

I know I can trust in this building.

What about Alex?

She could still be here somewhere.

[Sighs]

_

["Tough Love" by Jessie Ware plays]

♪ It's a really good
sign that you hold my mind ♪

♪ It's true

♪ And I've been thinking of what
to say all night to you ♪

♪ When your heart becomes a
million different pieces ♪

[Cellphone vibrates]

You have no service.

Oh, I wish that were true.

Hello?

Miranda: Delivery in 10 minutes.

Yes, yes. Okay.

Our food will be here in 10 minutes.

I'm not hungry.

You know that's the signal.

Miranda will be here in 10 minutes.

Well, then, that'll give us 10 minutes

to work up an appetite.

Miranda: You've moved into the house.

So which of your
roommates would Owen Hall,

if he's in charge, tap for the
rogue faction in the CIA?

Harry Doyle... Alongside
Ryan, he's on top of the Murder Board.

Tell me about him.

Well, he's smart, cunning,

charming when he wants to be...

Wake me up when it's time for class.

[Grunts]

Ryan: Sebastian Chen?

He's like a park ranger...
A little too good to be true.

It's time for class.

Yeah? Good.

I'm still rolling.

León Velez... My roommate,

and apparently a former
guest of the prison system.

Which one?

I'm working on it.

León's hard to reach,
plays by his own rules.

Look, I'm gonna have to call you back.

- Okay, I'll be in all day.
- All right.

Alex, what about your roommate?

Alex: Dayana? She wouldn't be my pick.

She's too tightly wound to go rogue.

See anything you like?

No.

But I see that you do.

[Scoffs]

The FBI has to have
files on these people, right?

Miranda: Some.

Once you're enrolled at The Farm,

all your records are
automatically redacted

by the agency, including you.

So, we have to build profiles?

Exactly.

Do what you can to blend in,

gather all the intel you can

from anyone and everyone you meet,

learn their strengths,
learn their weaknesses,

and you know the drill...

Do all this without getting noticed.

Or getting killed.

This will be the last time

that I'll be meeting both of you here.

Well, we're getting
a handler, aren't we?

Handlers... You will each have one.

You may be on the same mission,

but you are not on the same team.

I'll let you know when
they've been assigned.

They report to me.

Look, this is the toughest assignment

that you have had to date.

You cannot let anyone at
The Farm know the real you,

which means you have
to take care of yourselves

and not each other.

You got me?

Yeah.

- [Door closes]
- We can do this.

[Scoffs] We have no choice.

First day of spy school...

I wonder what they'll ask us to do.

Owen: Remember to breathe.

Mm-hmm.

Alex, Ryan, Thanks for joining us.

Yoga teaches balance,
focus, and awareness.

It can improve not just your
mood but your intuition.

We teach you yoga to
clear out the noise.

Late for your first
day of official training...

Good first impression.

Maybe I should have pretended
to be someone else, like you.

Maybe you should learn to fall in line.

If grabbing attention
is all you're after,

you're not going to last long here.

Someone wanted me here,

and I'm gonna prove
worthy of their decision.

Prove it to yourself first.

Forget any prior training
you may have had in the military,

government, even in your own family.

Here at The Farm, it doesn't matter

who you used to be or who you are.

All that matters is
who we teach you to be.

[Exhales sharply]

Stop trying so hard.

Out of everyone here, you're the
one I'm most curious about.

Your fellow former agent over there
was ousted by your Bureau.

But you?

You just walked away.

And yet, you're here.

Perhaps if I focus in on
it, I'll find the answer.

[Breathes heavily]

Man: They say they never got it.

They're looking to
dismiss I'll call you.

Sorry, I didn't mean to...

Interrupt? No, of course not. It's fine.

We didn't get a
chance to meet last night.

Well, we could have met this morning

if you'd actually slept in our room.

I just slept on the living-room couch.

You know, went for a early run.

- Okay.
- Look, I don't mean to pry.

Last night, you seemed really upset,

and if there's
anything you want to talk about,

I'm a really good listener.

As if this doesn't feel enough
like a reality show.

I didn't come here to make friends.

Excuse me.

Show of hands, and be honest.

Who knew they were being followed?

In our line of work,

you must always
assume someone is watching.

Even when you're the watcher.

[Laughter]

Surveillance is the foundation
of intelligence gathering.

It requires patience,
focus, and awareness.

And while other
agencies like the FBI or NSA

may emphasize how to run surveillance,

we at The Farm also
teach you how to avoid it.

Evading surveillance without
drawing suspicion

will become second nature to you.

But it takes time to become invisible.

Even the most
experienced agents still get caught.

But if you do it right,

invisibility just might save your life.

[Groans]

- Hey.
- Hey, d-don't come near me.

It's me. It's fine. You're
okay, you're okay.

I'm Alex Parrish.

We met earlier, remember?

Yeah, I remember.

Okay, what's your name?

Carl.

- All right, Carl.
- [Grunts]

- I'm gonna need your help, okay?
- Yeah.

This entire area's been cut off

from the rest of the
city by the terrorists.

But you're one of New York's finest.

I bet you can help me figure out a way

to communicate with the FBI.

Okay.

There's an emergency NYPD
bunker underneath this block.

I think I know where it
is. I just have to remember.

But we're sitting ducks the
second we step out of here.

Let's go.

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-- www.Addic7ed.com --

Alex, I don't know if
you're still downtown

or if you got out, but
call me or text me

as soon as you get this.
I'm worried about you.

Elizabeth: But President
Todd authorized the release

of the prisoner they asked for.

It doesn't make sense.

Boyer's release was a
diversionary tactic.

They planned the
assassination all along.

Why?

To create fear... To
disrupt the countries

of the G20 as they dismantle
their surveillance programs,

to prove that not
only spying was necessary,

but they have to escalate
it in order to prevent

exactly what they're
doing from happening again.

Director Shaw, I would advocate
action over reaction.

I've got Hercules Teams ready to breach.

The insurgents have wired

every exit at Federal
Hall with explosives.

They've lined all entry points

for three blocks with bio-weapons.

They're using hostages on
the 39th floor at 28 Liberty

as human shields to prevent our snipers

from having a clean shot.

So at this moment, there is no action.

It's my call, Commissioner.

Wyatt, I need a 20 on Vice
President Haas, please.

Uh, Secret Service shows that
she's on Air Force One.

My superiors at MI6 request access

to any and all actionable intelligence.

You know I can't do that.

The Prime Minister is
inside Federal Hall.

It might be your jurisdiction,
but it's both our problems.

You and I can stand here debating
all day if you want.

Or we can start saving lives.

Director Shaw's right.

Paul Burke, Deputy Chief,
National Security Council.

I just got off the phone
with Vice President Haas,

and the first thing she's requested

before any decisions are made

are eyes on the inside of that building.

Do we have any?

- Okay, come on.
- Okay.

- How much further?
- It depends.

Alex: On what?

[Panting]

If they find us.

First step of counter-surveillance

is learning to run SDRs...
Surveillance detection routes.

We start with learning
the proper formation

of "the box."

The "rabbit" is the
person being followed.

[Cellphone vibrates]

Stay focused, Dayana! Start again.

The "eyes" are the
ones doing the surveillance.

They make up the
four corners of the box.

The eyes are the visual perimeter.

They never move from their position

unless they need to re-frame
the formation.

Yeah?

Who gets to decide who
re-frames the formation?

Ah, the "trigger."

The trigger always has the
rabbit in their sights

because they're inside
the box with the rabbit,

following the most
closely without getting spotted.

Start again!

When the rabbit moves,

the trigger signals for the
eyes to move with them.

Which means, if you're the rabbit,

you better find your
trigger and your eyes.

If you're the eyes, don't
lose the rabbit or get spotted.

Any and every agent meeting,

dead drop, or intelligence gathering,

you have to assume you're not alone.

Find your path, know
it backwards and forwards.

That's how you survive.

I once ran a live SDR
for 38 straight hours.

And you probably will, too, one day.

This wouldn't be spy
school without a little homework.

Get to know our neighboring
town of Williamsburg.

It's where you'll practice your SDRs.

However, after many years,

the residents have
gotten hip to our training.

So we let them play "Spot the spy."

If they clock you, you
got no business here.

You're out, understood?

All right, get out of here.

We'll run live scenarios tomorrow
and see how you do.

- Alex.
- Yeah?

I'm Angie, one of your instructors.

It seems like you're the
last recruit to not have opened

your new bank
account for Agency activity.

I'm sorry. I didn't
know I was supposed to.

Lydia said she mentioned
it to you this morning.

Better get on it.

Man: Just trying to get our attention.

You look down too much.

...problem, I'll call you right away.

[Sighs] Excuse me?

Three years ago in Islamabad,
I was moving through a market

when I realized I had eyes on me.

I got so nervous I kept
my eyes on the ground.

Ended up walking in
circles till the local police

approached me and
started asking questions.

Good thing I had the right answers,

but it never should have got that far.

I should have kept my eyes up.

Why are you tell me this?

You wouldn't be here if I
didn't believe you had potential.

Potential for what? I'm a lawyer.

You worked at an NGO for two years

after graduating top
of your class at Harvard Law.

After that, you went
to work at your father's firm,

focusing on the human rights work
they were doing in the DRC.

You have purpose here.

Hey, Lydia.

[Sighs]

Hey. What are you up to?

Apparently, I haven't
opened a company bank account.

- Have you?
- Yeah, of course.

Do you want some company,
grab a drink, maybe six?

You know, you've got a lovely smile.

You don't do it enough.

[Scoffs]

Are you flirting with me?

Wh... [Laughing]
Well, if you have to check,

I'm obviously not doing it right.

I'm... I'm sorry.

I just thought that you were...

British? Sober?

Ah! There's that smile again.

Now you're just teasing me.

Okay, I can't tell if
you're actually asking me out,

or you just don't want to drink alone.

Uh, I'm...

And you need a ride.

- Come on.
- [Laughs]

[Camera beeping, shutter clicks]

EOS 5D Mark III.

Nice piece of equipment.

Got me my last World Press Photo award

and one of the
finalists for the Pulitzer.

I found your Nat Geo profile...
Pretty impressive stuff.

I noticed their was a gap in your work

between 2014 and this last April.

Did you burn out?

The last credit before
it was a photo of a...

gang in La Independencia,
Monterrey, Mexico.

Isn't Topo Chico down there?

That where you did your time?

I'm supposed to tell
you we got an assignment.

What is it?

Not what, who.

Tu novia... Alex.

[Elevator bell dings]

Miranda: The Joint Chiefs weighed in.

They're mustering SEAL
teams and Delta teams

and sending them to Fort
Hamilton in Brooklyn

and awaiting orders from
the Vice President.

What the hell, Paul?

The military option is on
the table here, of course.

The prevailing fear-driven wisdom

is that we're not gonna wait around

for the terrorists to
mobilize on their own time.

We have to take action.

You're sounding like a politician.

- [Elevator bell dings]
- [Indistinct conversations]

I'm talking like someone
who's taking charge.

We have no idea what's going
on out there... no idea.

Any action... overt or covert,
even... could risk innocent lives.

There are a thousand people in there.

And I intend to save every one.

Excuse me.

The Vice President is on the secure line

from Air Force One and
wants the latest SitRep.

- Thank you.
- Uh, not you, ma'am.

Just Mr. Burke. Would you follow me?

I should be in there.

Miranda, I think Alex might
be inside the crisis zone.

At least she was an hour ago.

I've been trying to contact her,

and her phone is going
straight to voice-mail.

The terrorists have
blocked off eight city blocks,

jammed phones, radios.

I know, but I am pretty sure

she was inside that perimeter
when the attack happened.

Who have you told?

Just you.

Keep trying to reach her.

If she's in that
building and she's still alive,

we can stop playing politics and
get some real intelligence.

[Speaking Swahili]

Where'd you serve?

Iraq, two tours.

- Oh, God!
- [Grunts]

I don't think I can get you there.

Yeah, you can. Come on.

God, you sound so certain.

That's 'cause we don't have a choice.

You know, I had a captain in Mosul.

You remind me of him.

One ugly day, we were doing
a sweep-and-clear,

and we got jumped from the rooftops,

took brutal fire. There
was a lot of casualties.

I tried to find cover.

You're... You're
not as pretty as he was,

but you have the same certainty.

We got about 100 feet more to go...

and there's a gray door

- with a keypad, okay?
- Shh, shh, shh!

- What?
- Wait.

[Indistinct talking in distance]

Come on.

_

_

Okay.

We're surrounded.

[Man speaking Swahili]

That's the fourth time they've
cycled out hostages.

And this group includes
one of your friends.

She's not my friend.

[Speaking Swahili]

These two terrorists who just returned

have Swahili accents that are different

than the last two who were here.

I think they're cycling terrorists out

and bringing them back
in dressed like us.

We cannot tell who among
us is one of them.

[Exhales sharply] They're smart.

They've planned it perfectly.

Yeah, well, we're smart, too.

We can disrupt that plan.

[Man speaking Swahili]

It's only matter of time
till one of us gets cycled out.

[Man continues in Swahili]

Harry: What's it like to be hero?

I never felt like a hero.

That's a pretty
disappointing thing to tell your fans.

Well, I was in government service.

I wasn't a celebrity.

No? Well, you look like
one. Not a hair out of place.

Seriously, when you
were a fugitive on the run,

you look like you were flitting
between your hair salon

and your manicurist.

[Laughs]

Seriously, though... You're a...

You were in the national spotlight.

Yeah.

It took its toll.

Then they fired you.

Well, they had to.

I was too famous to do the job.

But not for the CIA?

Right.

Well, no one's ever
gonna suspect that I'm a...

[Whispers] spy.

Hiding in plain sight. I love it.

[Laughs]

But what about you?

Very thick accent for an American.

Well, you're one to talk.

Well, 15 years of speaking
Marathi and Hinglish

is gonna do that to you.

But you...

Well, you know...

gets me laid better.

Here's to hiding in plain sight.

And what we don't show.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Harry: I mean, I used to love
everything about them,

then they just got so
full of themselves.

All that anti-electronic-
dance-music stuff...

- "Fancy attire requested"...
- Yeah.

...the stadium shows,

songs about how
technology is super scary?

Come on. You're not
Bowie, you're not Radiohead.

You're just some "Kinfolk"-reading

thrift store mannequins
tunefully whinging over

a bloody mandolin.

Wasn't that the bank back there?

Check your 3:00.

Oh.

We're being followed.

Mm-hmm. It's Ryan.

I just don't think he's alone.

Oh, tricky, The Farm.

They put us in a live
SDR without telling us.

Yep.

Okay. So what's the plan?

Find the other eyes, for starters.

Dayana by the movie theater.

Mario Testino sipping a latte at 6:00.

Mm. Sebastian by the alleyway.

Okay, that's four.

Where's the fifth?

I don't know.

But if this were a real SDR,

they'd be trying to figure
out where we were going,

which means they'll be tailing me

until I accomplish my
mission at the bank.

Ah! They want the
secret to free checking.

[Giggles] Do you want to have some fun?

Yeah.

Let's split up and
see if we can evade them.

León: Rabbit on the
move. Who's got eyes?

Ryan: She's eastbound. Anyone else?

Dayana: León, do you have her?

León: She just turned
down a side street.

Sebastian: Got you covered.

Rabbit heading south.

Copy that, El Chapo.

Dayana, she's headed your way.

Sebastian: I don't have her.

León: Neither do I.

We're about to lose her.

Dayana, do you have a visual?

Dayana? Da...

- [Engine starts]
- I don't care.

Just put me through right now.

Yeah, right now.

It's a work emergency.

Huh, that's funny, 'cause
I thought your job

was right here with us?

Look, I have one last
case pending trial,

and unlike this useless pantomime,

someone's life is actually at stake.

Keep your focus where it needs to be

and multitask on your own time.

But never mind though,
'cause we lost her.

I'll find her.

Jason Bourne, how's spy school?

- What?
- Don't worry.

I'm not gonna rat you out.

But you need to pay closer attention.

That guy's been following
you for the last two blocks.

[Cellphone vibrates]

[Indistinct talking]

It's an odd time for vanity.

It's not for me.

If our hunch is correct, in
order to identify a terrorist

when they return as a
hostage, we need to mark them.

What are you gonna
do, kiss him on the cheek?

No, something they can't wash off.

If I'm correct, I'll be cycled out soon.

So when a terrorist comes back in

with my group as a
hostage, we'll know who they are.

Well, let's hope they
don't see it coming.

So, I lost my four eyes.

Harry: Yeah, well, I think I
may have found your trigger,

coming out of the Gold Leaf.

Someone I don't recognize,
possibly from another class.

They always say there's
a twist, don't they?

I was told to wait till you
were alone in town, I'm...

As I live breathe, Alex Parrish!

Oh, my niece is your biggest fan.

She has your Time magazine
cover framed on her wall.

I'm not even kidding.

She calls you a real-live action hero.

- Hi, there.
- Hello.

I'm so sorry, but would you mind?

- Of course.
- Oh, thank you so much.

You're just such an inspiration...

A true American.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

I'm sorry again. Sorry.

Of course.

And you make fun of my accent.

[Laughs]

Bank?

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

What is this?

Some game?

I'm just trying to understand
you, and I'm starting to.

Yeah, what exactly is it you understand?

Well, I think one of
the reasons you left the FBI

is because you have a hard
time trusting authority.

And I think you have
good reason for that.

O'Connor's dead and gone.

He was your closest
friend in the Bureau...

Your mentor and your
partner, and he betrayed you.

Now, look, I know you don't...
You don't even know me yet,

but in time, I think that you'll find

that we're more alike than you'd expect.

That's why I selected you to train here.

You wanted a former FBI agent

who couldn't spot a
terrorist under his nose for years?

Maybe I want to make
sure you're the Ryan Booth

who's more than just a good soldier,

who follows his
instincts instead of orders,

who, no matter how many times
he gets shot for it,

still wants to serve his country.

There's a lot I can teach you
when you're ready to trust me.

I'll wait.

That was more adventure than
I expected on day one,

but we pulled it off.

I wouldn't have been
able to do it without you.

Uh... actually, you'd have
been a lot better off without me.

What do you mean?

Well, I told you I was
good at hiding in plain sight.

I was the trigger,

and you led me right to your drop.

[Sighs]

What?

And all that time we spent together,

what, I was just your
mark? Hey, hey, come on.

I like you.

You're smart, you're fascinating,

you are lovely to look at,

but this is... this is work.

And you're not here to make friends.

As far as I can see, when
it comes to the CIA,

it's every man for themselves.

Today, you were the
rabbit. Tomorrow, could be me.

This is what it's gonna
take to get us through training.

Either you're on board with that, or...

[Helicopter blades whirring]

[Sirens wailing in distance]

Carl: What's going on?

[Man speaking Swahili]

I think they're
moving in a patrol pattern.

And if I'm right,

we have a 60-second
window until it happens again.

And if you're wrong?

We'll get a clear path in just a moment.

Get ready, okay?

Okay.

Okay, now!

- Go.
- [Groans]

We have to run!

Hurry, hurry!

- It's that door.
- Okay.

[Beeping]

- Damn it!
- I thought you had the code!

I thought I did. Come on!

[Keypad beeps]

[Speaking Swahili]

They know we're here. We're
never gonna make it.

- Okay, we're in.
- Come on.

They know one of us is here.

No! Carl!

[Sighs]

[Speaking Swahili]

[Gasps]

[Gunshots]

All right, come on in.

- Rough day?
- You too?

Come on. Today you all experienced
your first live SDR.

Some of you were the
hunters, and some were hunted.

Refining your surveillance
detection skills

is something we're gonna drill into you

time and again over the next six months.

When you're not
eating, you'll be running SDRs.

When you're not studying,
you'll be running SDRs.

When you're not sleeping...
I think you get the picture.

We do this unit first because
avoiding detection

is an essential part
of all clandestine operations.

If you do your job correctly,
nobody even knows you're there.

Those operatives who do get caught

can pay the ultimate price.

Congratulations to those
who succeeded in this scenario.

And to those who didn't, try harder.

[Insects chirping]

You don't have to lecture
me about multitasking.

The Murder Board made the point.

I came to tell you not to give up.

What if I'm supposed to give up?

Just because they recruited
me doesn't mean I belong here.

I know the feeling.

I find that hard to believe.

You seem right at home.

Well, six years ago, I
didn't feel so at home.

I had just finished another
tour when the FBI recruited me.

And here was this amazing opportunity

right in front of me.

And you know what I was thinking?

"How soon can I get
back over to Afghanistan?"

Because as ironic as it sounds,

it felt safer to me, because I knew it.

So what made you take the leap?

Fear... Fear that I'd never actually

do something new, that I'd never grow,

that I never actually make a difference

and just be another
soldier in a roll call.

But what if...

What if I can make more of a difference

by staying at my practice?

Yeah, but that job's
always gonna be there

when you want to go back.

But a shot at this... This...

It isn't just once-in-a-lifetime,

it's one-in-a-million.

They see something in you.

You need to find out if you
can see it in you, too.

[Sighs]

You did well today.

No, I didn't.

I failed.

I didn't I.D. Harry as my fifth eye.

Four out of five is
better than I did in week one.

Most first-weekers

don't even notice they're being watched.

I thought you only reserve your flattery

for the other recruits.

You want to know why I'm hard on you?

There was a study which
said women do better

with positive reinforcement,

while men do better with admonishment.

But you don't trust a
compliment any more than I do.

If I didn't think you
had it, I'd let you slide.

I saw how you handled yourself

during the Grand Central bombing,

the Quantico crisis.

You pushed through when most
people would give up.

You do your best work under pressure.

That can be an asset.

I hope I get to feel that someday.

I hope so, too.

[Dial tone]

[Exhales deeply]

Alex: So, I thought I
was getting close to Harry,

but clearly I was wrong.

Ryan's working León,

um, but I don't know how
far he got with that.

He should be here anytime
soon. You can ask him yourself.

Ryan has his own handler. I
only care about your progress.

You requested this?

Miranda asked me.

She said that the best
handlers are agents

who are close to their operatives,

so that you feel safe,
have a place to open up

and be yourself for a minute

before you have to go back undercover.

I don't understand.

Just the other night,

you were talking to
me about doing something

more exciting, and
here you are babysitting me?

This is exciting, Alex.

What you're doing...

It is better than busting bankers
and hauling in hackers.

You... You are finding the
next Liams before it's too late.

I'm sorry I didn't tell
you about where I was working.

No, you're doing your job.

And you know what? I had no idea,

which is why you're gonna succeed here.

Okay, let's, uh... Let's
go over the people

you haven't told me about yet.

Who's this guy?

Hey, come here. Come here.

[Sniffles]

I don't know why I'm crying.

It's just day two.

Um... but, you know, at Quantico,

we were training to do good.

And at The Farm,
- training means manipulating,

lying, deceiving.

I mean, what if all of
this goes horribly wrong?

We won't let it.

Where is Ryan?

He was supposed to be here by now.

Maybe he's with his handler.

Any idea who that is?

[Sighs] A Petite Sirah?

You've got a lot to learn.

Nimah? What are you doing here?

I'm your new handler. We need to talk.

Can it wait?

Your rendezvous can.

I have new intelligence from Miranda,

and we need to debrief now.

[Cellphone vibrates]

Mm!

I'll talk to you later.

Okay. Hey. Thank you.

Hey. Everything okay?

Ryan: Hey. I'm
sorry. I-I can't make it.

You're with your handler.

You know I'd give anything to
be there with you right now,

but I... I just...

It's okay.

We were warned.

They told us that we
were in this on our own.

We'll make time.

This is gonna be harder than
we thought, isn't it?

I love you.

I love you, too.

[Cellphone beeps]

[Sighs]

["Share It All" by Jessie Ware plays]

♪ Could you share it all with me? ♪

38 hours, huh?

I may have embellished a little.

It was 22.

I was going to say, "I had you beat."

Now I don't even have to.

What did you miss that time?

The recital where you played Chopin's
"Valse," Opus 62 No. 2.

Your mom recorded it for me.

♪ I can see that you're
thinking what if ♪

♪ You let yourself give in

♪ You're looking at me
like you already know ♪

♪ Could you share it all with me? ♪

♪ Share it all with me

- [Cellphone vibrates]
- ♪ And I'll share it all with you ♪

♪ Just show me what to do

♪ Share it all with me

♪ Share it all with
me if you want to ♪

[Keyboard clacking]

♪ You're looking the other way

♪ Never show what you're gonna do ♪

♪ But if you took the lead

♪ Well, I could follow you

♪ Keep going around again

♪ It's like we've been here before ♪

[Sirens wailing]

[Man speaking Swahili]

[Elevator bell dings]

[Man speaking Swahili]

No, wait! Don't!

No!

[Man speaking Swahili]

[Man continues in Swahili]

[Gasps]

They marked you all because of me.

I'm sorry.

They came in and did
it while you were gone.

Why haven't they killed me?

They should have killed me.

[Indistinct talking]

[Cellphone vibrates]

Hello?

Alex: Miranda, thank God. It's Alex.

Are you...

I'm in a tunnel under Federal Hall

in an NYPD emergency bunker.

Oh, my God. You have to get
yourself to safety right now.

If I wanted to do that,

I would have done that already.

We don't have much time.

I'm the only one on the inside.

No phones are working.

I think they're jamming everything.

- Alex...
- Miranda...

they're moving some of the hostages

from Federal Hall into another building.

I don't know why, but it's 28 Liberty.

- Calm down.
- I don't know how many they've moved.

We're gonna get through
this together, all right?

Now, look, we're
blind in the crisis zone.

We need to know how
many terrorists there are,

how many hostages they're holding,

what kind of weapons they
have... exact numbers.

Things are moving fast here,

and if we don't give Vice
President Haas and the NSC

some actionable intelligence fast,

some innocent lives
might be lost in the process.

Yes, but I leave this room,

I don't know how I'll make
it back to call you again.

You have to take that chance.

We have to know what's
going on out there.

I know who one of the terrorists was...

Jeremy Miller.

All this time, I thought he was dead,

but he just jumped out of a window

at 28 Liberty in front of me.

This is exactly the kind of attack

we thought they'd perpetrate one day.

So then let's put an end to it.

I'm gonna look around and
see what I can find, okay?

I'll call you back.

Alex...

good luck.

[Receiver clicks]

[Beep]

[Exhales deeply]

[Helicopter blades whirring]

[Sirens wailing]

[Cellphone beeps]

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