00:07In medieval England, Huntingdon's disease was considered the ultimate expression of evil.
00:15Financing this research could lead us to the Holy Grail.
00:20David.
00:22I'm sorry.
00:26David, what happened?
00:28I shut down my research.
00:31Years of work gone.
00:34What about our daughter?
00:36I don't know. I'll figure something out.
00:38Promise me you won't do something crazy.
00:42David, I may have a lead for you.
00:45An Italian collection in Siena.
00:50Medicine is what it is.
00:52Bonafide cure-all.
00:57Welcome to Siena.
01:01We have a place for you here.
01:04A lab ready to further your research.
01:09We even have a test site.
01:12We can help you test your virus hypothesis.
01:19David.
01:21Are you alright?
01:25I'm just preoccupied.
01:29It's the lab.
01:32Something's not right.
01:35The test results are not right.
01:38The people you're working for may not have your enthusiasm in curing all diseases of the world.
01:43But your research is useful in so many other ways.
01:48I need to know what happened.
01:50I can assure you.
01:51Our work here in Siena will blow you away.
01:55We follow the science.
01:57I never agreed for you to use my research to alter DNA.
02:02I never signed up for this.
02:04Good scientists do the right thing.
02:07Great scientists take chances.
02:10We have to stop it or a lot of people are gonna die.
02:14You and Nora have to get out of here.
02:20Once the genie is out of the bottle, you can't put it back.
02:26David, what have you done?
02:28A few days ago, you got your point.
02:32You can still survive in this game.
02:32You say the whole thing that we're going to take you down.
02:32You think that's a very difficult time.
02:32That's what you think, you might say.
