All language subtitles for DC s Legends of Tomorrow - 6x14 - There Will Be Brood.en

[uneasy music]

- [breathes shakily]

♪

Oh, my God.

John, what happened in there?

There's glass and blood
and--are you okay?

- Oh, I'm never better, love.

I'm finally feeling like
my old self again, you know?

- What is up with you?

- Oh, were you looking forward
to playing the nursing maid?

I'm really sorry
to disappoint you.

♪

- Where the hell is Bishop?
- Sorry, what now?

- Bishop stole Rory's comms.

- 'Cause he knew John
was ripe for the picking.

- So he smooth-talked
your boyfriend

into springing him.

Isn't that right, weasel?
- Oh, don't you worry

your pretty little heads
about Bishop.

Everything's in hand.

- Uh, John,

things feel decidedly
not in hand right now.

- Do you know where Bishop is?

Just tell us what happened.
We can help you.

- How many times
do I have to tell you

I don't want your help?

[dramatic music]

- I'm sorry, I'm--I'm confused.

You said you wanted
to start a new life

sans evil magical potion.

Do--do you remember that
conversation we had?

- Oh, yeah I remember.

You see, but I had
a really good chin wag

with Bishop, and then I finally
saw the way forward.

- John, you have no idea

how manipulative Bishop is,
all right?

Please just tell us where he is
before it's too late.

- He's promised to help me
unlock the Fountain,

and that is a promise
that I intend to make him keep.

- So you're just gonna
turn your back on all of us?

- Oh, let's be honest.

I was never one of you,
now, really, was I?

A Legend.

Nah, I'm a nasty piece of work,
and I walk my path alone.

- John, this isn't like you.

Deep down, I know you truly
care about this team.

- Oh, come on, grow a pair,
will you, Gary?

I'm not that pathetic,
little bastard

that you used to know.

- Yeah, you keep saying that

over and over again
in different ways.

He's stalling.

- Ah! A ghost!

- Astral projection.

He's not here.

- If he's not here, then...

♪

- The Legends
are onto our ruse.

We need to leave now.
- Almost there.

- If you reroute
my directory protocols,

you'll short circuit
all communications and navig--

- Okay, that's weird.

- Yeah.
What the hell is going on?

♪

[exciting music]

♪

- All right, well,
that ain't England out there.

- Gideon, who's flying
the ship?

- Sara?

Ava? Anyone?

The comms are down.

- All right, let's talk about
that ruddy plan.

- Well, I'm more of
a fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants

kind of guy.

- That's John and Bishop.

No, no, no, no,
if it's us against

John's dark magic,
we're gonna lose.

- Yeah, but John--
- Permuto.

- All right, lay it on me.

What's next, J-Co?

- Oh, you're gonna help me find
another place and time

where the Fountain of Imperium
exists in history.

- Ooh, I've always
been intrigued

by the legend of the Fountain.

Supposedly,
an enormous source of power

gifted by a benevolent
alien being.

- I encountered the Fountain
once before.

It deemed me...unworthy.

But then, if anyone can unlock
an ancient alien artifact,

that's you, isn't it?
- Well...

- I mean, it is the only reason
I set you free.

- Oh, and here I thought

you just wanted some company.

[uneasy music]

- I want my magic back

without having to rely
on pesky drugs.

Now, are you up to the task
or not?

- Easy with the fire hands,
Johnny.

I've spent a lifetime hacking
and editing alien genetics.

Believe me, I am just
the super genius you need.

- Good, let's get on
with it, then, shall we?

♪

[grunts]

Apokalypste ti dynami.

- Abracadabra, J.C.

You've unveiled
sub-layers of alien texts

hidden within the map itself.

Nice.

Lucky you, I'm versed
in dozens of alien languages.

- Just read the bloody thing,
will you?

- Now, that's interesting.
- What?

- This symbol here

might just give us a location
to the Fountain.

- You see?

You are up to the task,
sunshine.

Let's chart a course.
- Eh.

[dramatic music]

♪

- Okay, those two
working together

to find the Fountain
is bad news.

We have to go
and get the others.

- Hell, I can't drive this ship
without Gideon.

Can you?

- I don't even have
a driver's license.

- Then I guess it's up to us
to stop them.

[engine sputtering]

- Where the hell are we?

1925?

- And we're in Texas.
No wonder it seemed familiar.

- Definitely explains
the yippee-ki-yay vibe.

[man groaning]

- Someone help, please!

Henry will lose his leg.

- Anyone?
- Oh, I can help.

- What? Aliens?

- No, something else.

- Let me through.

I can help, I can help.

- There's something familiar
about her.

- What is it?

- Okay, okay.

- I can't explain it.

I think that's my mom.

- The drilling line snapped.

I tried to move fast, but--

- Just try to hold
your leg still, okay?

I'm gonna take care of you.

I have something that
will help.

- You're gonna be okay.

- [groans]

- It's gonna get worse
if you keep moving.

- Oh, my Lord.

It feels better already.

- Get out of my way. Get!

[ominous music]

You look good to go, Henry.

Back on the rig, now.

- He needs to rest, Doc.

- After his shift.

Need that derrick
up and running by end of month.

Let's go!

♪

Let me pay you
for your services.

- No, I don't need
compensation.

- Sure you do, sweetheart.

Would me buying your land
cover it?

- You know my answer.

- If I don't buy your land,
someone else will.

And they may not offer
as much as me

or be as polite.

- I have already told you

my land is not for sale.

- Maybe you ought reconsider.

♪

- She said no.

- So why don't you get going,

sweetheart?

- [chuckles]

I'll see you ladies around.

- Thank you for your help.

That man is a menace.
- Happy to.

Dealt with plenty of men
like him in my lifetime.

- I'm Gloria.

Have we met?

- We're just passing through.

- Well, let me thank you
with a hot meal.

Wouldn't be a proper
Odessa welcome otherwise.

Hmm? Come.

- Where are you going?

We have to find
John and Bishop.

- No, I can't.

That woman, she's--
she's my mom.

We're in Odessa, Astra,
my hometown.

- I thought your mom
was abducted by aliens

when you were a kid;
how could that possibly be her?

- I don't know, maybe--
maybe they wiped our memories

and they sent her back in time.

That would explain
why I could never find her.

- Hey, hey, hey.
I know you feel like

you gave up on finding her
too easily,

but I don't want you
to get your hopes up.

- If there was a chance
that this was your mom,

wouldn't you wanna
talk to her too?

- [sighs]

Fine. But maybe she knows

something about the Fountain

that can help us find
John and Bishop.

- Are you coming?

[high-pitched ringing]

- The Fountain's near.

No, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no, no, no!

Bollocks!

Looks like it's already
dried up, and that's because

you got us here too late,
didn't you?

- Or we've arrived
in the nick of time.

Look at these
beautiful mushrooms.

- What about
the bloody mushrooms?

- Right, right, right.
Okay, you don't know this yet.

Earthlings eventually discover
that mushrooms

are actually
an ancient alien species.

- So you're telling me
I've had aliens

in my mushroom masala
this whole time?

- Think about how weird
mushrooms are.

There's nothing else like them
on Earth.

And the caps on the ground,
just the tip of the iceberg.

Most of the organism
is underground.

What if--go with me on this.

What if these mushrooms

are connected to the Fountain?

That could mean the Fountain
is, in fact, itself

an actual alien being.

- Ah...

All of the Fountain's mythology

is connected to caves
and grottos.

I thought I was looking
for a body of water,

but perhaps, just like
their alien cousins,

the Fountain can
arise from the ground.

- Finally,
someone who can keep up.

If you can summon the Fountain,

I can make sure it chooses you.

I just need to take
some samples

back to the ship, and voilà!

We'll be synthesizing
with the Fountain in no time.

- All right, let's get on
with it then, shall we?

- [chuckling]

[humming in distance]

[soft music]

♪

- Please sit down.

I will get us some tea.

[warm music]

♪

- Have you been here awhile?

- Since I was about your age.

I built this house myself.

- And this Doc guy,

why is he so interested
in your land?

- He says there's a fountain
of oil underneath it.

My house is the last parcel of
land he hasn't scooped up yet.

- Speaking of fountains,

do you know
if there's one nearby?

- No. Sorry, dear. No.

- Where were you from
originally?

- Los Arenales, El Salvador.

That's my mother.

She was a healer too.

Taught me everything I know.

I never thought I would leave,

but my husband, Celso,
he died suddenly,

and it was too painful
for me to stay.

So I came here
to make a fresh start

with my daughter.

- Your--your daughter?

- [humming]

- Hello, there.

- I'm warning you.

Mama taught me how to fight.

- Ah, did she now?

Your mama's somewhere nearby,
is she?

- We live just over that way.

- I was just looking
at those mushrooms

you're gathering there.

- Why?

Are you a healer?

- You could say that, yeah.

- My mom is a healer.

That's why
I'm gathering these for her,

but she's expecting me.

I better go.

- Can I show you a trick?

[mysterious music]

♪

- Wow!

You're magic!

- Yeah, I am.

Now, tell me,

have you noticed anything else
growing in this forest

even more magical
than those mushrooms?

You're sure about that?

Damn it.

- Here.

This is for you.

Are you okay?

- Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

What's your name?

- Esperanza Cruz.

♪

- Look, your mom doesn't know
anything about the Fountain.

Spooner, we have to go.

- I can't leave yet.
If Gloria has a daughter,

that's gonna mean that aliens
abducted me from here,

wiped my memory,
and sent to me to the future.

Look, if I'm right,
then any second now,

kid-me is gonna walk
through that door.

- Okay, well, maybe it's best
if kid-you doesn't see you-you

for, I don't know,
timeline reasons.

[door opens]

- Mama!
- [speaking Spanish]

♪

- Mama, I met this man
who says he can heal people

just like you can!

- Good afternoon, ma'am.

- Another healer.
What a coincidence.

- What a coincidence indeed.

- Don't worry,
we'll get John back.

It'd be a lot easier
if we had a time courier.

Why do we even bother

taking those things off?
- Don't even--

- My eggs are gonna hatch
without me.

We need a plan.

- Actually, we do know somebody
with a time ship

that could help us. Gary!

- Me?
- No, not you, dummy.

Kayla.
We need you to contact her.

- [laughs] No.

No, no, no, no.

That's a terrible idea.

Are we taking a vote on this?
I vote nay.

- Hey, Gary, listen to me.

We need to stop John
from doing something

more colossally stupid
than he already has.

Go.

- Okay.

If we really
wanna get Kayla's attention,

this is how we do it.

- What the hell is that?

- It's called an IGCOM.
- What?

- It's an intergalactic
communication device.

- So, sorry,
you're just gonna call Kayla?

- Are you kidding?

She would never answer my call.

No, but there's something else
we can do with it.

- Okay, Mick.

Let's try to make this
a little more dynamic.

Move your body
a little to the right.

Other right. Yup, okay.
Just--chin down.

Too much.
- Fake eggs coming in hot.

- Oh, yeah. Okay.

[quirky music]

- This is worse
than giving birth.

- Just sit still, okay?

- Are you sure
this is gonna work?

'Cause, uh...
- Oh, 100%.

Kayla likes to pretend
she's never on Galixiposts,

but she totally is,
and once we tag her,

she's gonna lose it.

- Okay, thank you, Gary.
- Okay, Mick.

I think the only thing
left to do is smile.

Be happy.

- Okay, center him
in the photo.

There we go.
- Right.

- And picture.

♪

Tag Kayla.

And post.

And now we wait.

- Wait? For how long?

- Eh, you know,

sometimes reception on Earth
can be a little spotty.

- Oh, God.

- Oh, my goodness,
how rude of me.

I never got your names.

- I'm Astra.

- Esperanza,
but I go by Spooner.

- Esperanza?
That's my name too.

- Yes, and a beautiful one
at that.

Tell me, what were you
looking for in the forest?

- John.

Oh, I was just foraging
for some medicinal herbs.

- Are you sure you weren't
looking for something

more poisonous?

- "War of the Worlds"?

- Mama and I read it together
every night.

- That's a pretty scary book.

- Space creatures aren't scary.

- I want her to stay curious

and keep her adventurous spirit
alive.

- And I wanna travel
to other worlds.

- I have a feeling you will.
- [laughs]

- Okay, come help me
in the kitchen

and tell me all about
the plants you found.

- This is honey locust.
- Hmm.

- You seem different.

- What, you mean
not overburdened

by guilt and remorse?

- Why'd you show up here
with kid-me?

- I found her while I was
looking for the Fountain.

And do you know what?
It's a good thing that I did,

because our chance encounter
gave me a wee glimpse

into your past and her future.

- Don't trust a word
out of his mouth.

- I don't.

- Is everything all right?

- Everything's fine.
- You know, this can't wait.

- Like hell it can't.
- Nunc somnum!

- What did you do?

- Never mind them.

Come with me.

- Boys!

- Esperanza, run.

Run, mi amor.

[tense music]

[screaming]

- Mama!

♪

- Those men, they--they--

- They kill your mom tonight.

But you get saved
by the Fountain of Imperium.

You see, it's not just
a source of raw power.

It's an alien being
that whisked you off

to keep you safe.

It protected you, Spooner.

- My whole life I thought
those aliens took my mom away,

but really,
it was those oil men.

- You have a choice.

You can let history play out
as it did before.

Or you can save your mother

and your younger self
from those men.

Esperanza never
has to leave here.

She can have a normal life.

- So what do you want from me?

- My goodness, I don't know--
I don't know what came over me.

Where did our guest go?

- He sends his apologies.

He has some business
to attend to.

- Outside.

What the hell did John do
in there?

- He showed me the truth
about my past.

The oil men come back
and kill Gloria for her land

while kid-me escapes
and is saved

by the Fountain of Imperium.

So I'm staying here
and protecting them both

to make sure that never
happens.

- Look,
whenever John is involved,

things tend to go south.

- This is my only chance

to make sure my younger self
has a life with my mom.

I can finally get her back.

That's all I've ever wanted.

I thought you, of all people,
would understand that.

- Of course I understand that,
Spooner, but...

But you just gave
your blood to John

to open the Fountain,
which is the one thing

we are trying to stop.

- You can go after him
if you want,

but I'm staying here.

♪

- Are you sure
it actually posted?

- Well, maybe we need
to check the Wi-Fi.

[warbling, whooshing]

- She's here.

- [roars]

- Kayla.
- [snarling]

- Click-clack-clack.

- What do you mean
they're fake?

- We will explain.

- [grunts]
- Look--

We're sorry about the way
we had to contact you,

but Bishop stole our ship,
and you are the only person

that can help us get it back.

- And why would I help
you guys?

- 'Cause the eggs
on that ship are real.

[soft music]

♪

- And how did you survive?

- Miracle of childbirth.

- Bishop acted as midwife
and saved Rory's life.

♪

- Those eggs are gonna
hatch soon.

I have to go and protect them.

- Wait.

Ever since that night
on the planet,

I've never stopped
thinking about you.

The eggs might be fake,

but my feelings for you
are...real.

- The only thing
I care about right now

is getting back my babies.

- Well, if you wanna
get your eggs back from Bishop,

you're gonna need our help.

- What were you
little fellas doing

in the Med Bay
all by your lonesome?

Good thing you have me
to keep you company.

[funky music]

- I do hope that
that's a victory dance, Squire.

- The groove is all part
of the process.

Don't you worry, I got
the science covered, emo boy.

You just make sure
your hocus is pocused.

- Oh, don't you worry
about that.

I have a sure-fire way
to summon the Fountain.

- Oh.

- What's all this malarkey
then?

- This...

this serum will temporarily
make every cell in your body

mimic those of the most
angelic selfless child.

- Which will make the Fountain
think that I am worthy.

- Bingo.

The serum will go into this,

which I will hold onto
for safekeeping.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

You just let me know
when it's all good and ready

all right, squire?

Good.

[tense music]

♪

- John, do you really think

Bishop is just gonna let you
use the Fountain?

- Oh, don't be daft.

I know he wants to use
the powers for himself,

but old John Constantine
always has a plan.

So do me a favor.

Stay out of my way.
- No.

Let me bring you back to
the team before it's too late.

- "Oh, let me bring you
back to the team

before it's too late, John."

Don't bloody kid yourself.
Come on.

You, of all people, understand
what I'm doing, don't you?

You know what it feels like
to be powerless.

To desperately need magic.

- You've always had this
selfish streak in you,

and my mom knew
it was dangerous.

- Now, what would your mum
think about you now, eh?

Her very own daughter
dabbling in the very dark arts

that she ran away from.

♪

I think she'd be
turning in her grave.

♪

Vá embora.

- [breathing heavily]

Damn it, John.

So what's your plan?

Just gonna shoot them all?

- How do you know
they're coming tonight?

- Trust me, I know.

[dramatic music]

[gun clicks]

♪

[laughter]

- Oh, Gloria!

I've been playing nice, Gloria.

Now I've come to the edge.

So I'm gonna give you
five whole minutes

to come on out here

and sign your place over to me.

- Just let me go talk to him.

- It's a trap.

They don't wanna talk.

Is this the only gun you have?

- I've never used it.
It belonged to Celso.

I don't believe in
fighting with violence.

I'm sure Doc and I
can come to a civil agreement

and nobody needs to get hurt.

[gunshot]

- Mamí, what's going on?

- Here, Esperanza.

Why don't you read this
in the bedroom, okay?

You'll be safer in there.

- No!

There will be
no bloodshed tonight.

- There will be
if you don't fight them.

- Why is this even
your business?

- Because I'm your daughter!

I lost you once, Mom.

I'm not gonna lose you again.

- My daughter?
- I know it sounds crazy,

but it's me, Esperanza,
just all grown up.

And because of some
insane circumstances,

I've traveled from the future
to this moment in time.

And I know that tonight
you and my younger self

get separated
for the rest of our lives.

- Separated? How?
- When those men attack,

I lose you for good.

And I escape into the woods

only to end up
in a different time.

[somber music]

Please believe me.

I can fix history.

I can save you
and little Esperanza.

- Esperanza.

- It's me, it's me.

And now that--
now that I'm here,

you two can stay together.

I'm going to protect you.

[whispers]
I'm going to protect you.

♪

- Spooner.

Remember if Esperanza
doesn't go to the Fountain,

then you never come back
to save Gloria.

- I'd rather protect her now

so I can become the person
my mom always hoped I'd be.

- If she does that,
then my little girl and I,

we can stay together, yes?
- Yeah, you'll stay together,

but history will be
completely changed.

And you'll never
meet the Legends

or help us save Sarah.

You'll never become you,
Spooner.

Which means that--

which means we never
become friends.

And I really don't wanna
lose my friend.

[somber music]

- I can't let
that innocent girl

go through what I went through.

- If Esperanza does go,

she will grow up without me,

but she becomes you,

and history
will be preserved, yeah?

♪

Then Astra is right,
and we have no choice.

Esperanzita has to go.

- Losing you was the worst
moment of my life, Mom.

I spent every day
trying not to think about

what happened to you,

and it only made me
angry and bitter.

♪

I didn't become the kind
of person you wanted me to be.

Not even close.
- Yes, you did. You did.

You became that person.

You are brave.

You have a big heart.

You are a time traveler.

Whether it's aliens
or the universe at play,

you being here now
is not a coincidence.

We were meant
to find each other again.

Whatever powers took you away

also brought you back to me.

♪

[speaking Spanish]

♪

- We're saved by faith alone.

[uplifting music]

♪

- Stay with Gloria.

I'll get Esperanza
to the Fountain.

- Well, what do we do now,
magic man?

Dance naked around a bonfire?

Ooh, make a blood sacrifice,
perhaps?

- Eh, we don't need
a sacrifice,

but we do need blood.

[tense music]

♪

Sit hoc sanguine, clavis est.

♪

- Ancient light show.

You must have started
a chemical reaction

which induced
a bioluminescent response

in the cellular structure
of these mushrooms.

- Would you stop your incessant
bloody commentary

for one minute?

[rumbling]

♪

Finally.

There she is.

[mysterious music]

♪

- Oh, Gloria!

[tense music]

- Everything is going to be
all right, mi amor.

We've got to do what's right.

♪

Listen to me, mamíta.

Astra, she's going
to take you somewhere.

- Where?

- Somewhere where
you'll be protected.

I need you to be brave, okay?

And to remember everything
I ever taught you.

- Why do I have to go
without you, mamí?

I don't want to go by myself.
- I know, honey.

I don't want to either,

but it's what we've got to do.

And before you know it,

we're going to see
each other again.

And I know you can do it,

my strong and fearless girl.

- We're going to see
each other again.

- I love you the most,
Esperanza.

[somber music]

♪

- Time is up!

You better come on out.

- Okay. We have to go.
Come on.

- Astra.

Take care of me.

♪

- Always.

♪

- We've been doing this dance
far too long, Gloria.

Just sign these papers,

and we'll be on our way.

- I'll say this once.

This land belongs to me

and to my daughter,

and it is not for sale.

- [chuckles]

Why you ladies have to be
such a pain in my ass?

Boys!

[guns cocking]

[dramatic music]

♪

What are you doing?

- Showing you

what real pain feels like.

Because of your greed,

you forced a young girl
to leave her mother

and her home.

I want you to feel the anger,

the isolation,

the anguish

of losing everything
you've ever loved.

♪

- What the hell
are you waiting for?

♪

[groans]

Who are you?

- I am my mother's daughter,

and this will never
be your land.

- [groaning]

♪

[grunts]

Ah!

♪

- John must have
opened the Fountain.

- Is that where I'm going?

- Yeah, sweetie,
that's where you have to go.

- Will it be scary?

- At first, yeah.

But eventually,

you are gonna find friends
and a family.

And guess what.

You're even gonna see me again.

Kay?

♪

Esperanza, I need you to stay
here for a second, okay?

♪

Esperanza?

- I told you
to stay out of my way.

Suntok ni demonyo.

- Hey, John-Boy?

Is she part of the show?

♪

- What is it?

- I can feel it.

She's gone now.

- No, she's right here,

with me.

♪

[whooshing]

- All right, losers,
we've located your ship.

Odessa, Texas, 1925.

- And the Fountain of Imperium
is in Texas.

- I only care about my eggs.

- The tracker says your ship
should be right in front of us,

but I don't see it.

- Oh, hold on. Wait. Uh...

[lock chirps]

And bingo.

- There she is.
- Oh, I missed her.

♪

- Yeah.
- Oh, there she is.

- Let's go.

- Nate, wait.

John's not gonna be
on that ship.

All he cares about
is the Fountain.

- Okay, so how do we find
a evil genius

and a crazed wizard
in 1920s Texas?

- Well, we, uh,
follow the weirdness.

[mysterious music]

- We need to act quickly
before the Fountain disappears.

♪

John, you snake.
You swiped the serum from me?

- Yeah, well, I wasn't gonna
bloody well let you take it

and have all those powers
to yourself, now was I?

[vial clicks]

[grunts]

♪

[whispering] Oh, yeah.

I can feel it.

I can feel the Fountain.

[laughing]

[coughs]

- That's not exactly
the Fountain

you're feeling, my friend.

You see, the serum I cooked up
did indeed make you worthy,

but I also added just a touch

of deadly poison.

[tense music]

♪

- There are the eggs.

- It's locked!

- Well, there's gotta
be another way in.

- Gideon, are you there?

- Guys, what is that thing
attached to the incubator?

- Congratulations, Legends!

You found your ship
and triggered this message.

Now, I knew the first thing
you'd do is try to save

these wonderful
interspecies eggs.

But if you want them,
you'll have to play a game

I call "48 Pick Up."

Now, when I open the door,
you'll have scant few moments

to gather as many of the eggs
as possible

before the incubator
goes boom-boom.

Starting...now.

- Grab anything you can
to put the eggs into.

[dramatic music]

- Guys, hurry up!

[timer beeping]

♪

- [gasps] Egg!

[timer beeping]

♪

[beeping rapidly]

[explosion blasts,
glass shatters]

- Ugh, you bastard.

- Oh, look, I'm sorry, John.
It's nothing personal.

You're just collateral damage.

Now that you're linked,

killing you means
I destroy the Fountain.

♪

- Why?

- To destroy the planet,
of course.

You see, once upon a time,

benevolent aliens
gifted the Fountain to Earth

so it would act
as an invisible shield

to protect the planet
from invasive alien species.

- [groans]

- I forgot to mention that,
didn't I?

Once it dies,

it's open season
on Earth, baby.

I've tried
saving the planet twice,

and humans just keep
getting in the way.

♪

Now I'm fast-forwarding
to the inevitable end

so I can finally start anew.

♪

- [groans]

- So long, Johnny.

- [screams]

♪

- Something--
something's wrong.

- [speaking Spanish]

- [groans]
- Esperanza, que pasa?

♪

- John?

John?
- Astra.

Oh, I'm so--

I'm so bloody sorry.

- Just tell me what to do.

There's gotta be a spell
that can help you.

- Not this time.

- No, you are John Constantine.

You always have a plan.

You have a trick
up your sleeve.

- As luck would have it,

I'm all out of tricks
this time.

[somber music]

You were my greatest failure...

♪

And my biggest accomplishment.

♪

God, you look like your mum.

She would be so proud of you,
so proud.

- No, no, John.

John, I need you to try.

I need you to stay alive.

♪

- [quietly] You hear that?

[faint screaming]

The screaming.

♪

It's the Fountain.

I killed it.

♪

I killed it, Astra.

♪

- John!

♪

- I killed...

♪

[dramatic music]

♪

- Greg, move your head.