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مسلسل Alias مترجم - Episode 1
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00:00:36No, I got it.
00:00:37I got it.
00:00:38Come on.
00:00:38Don't you need to kill me?
00:00:39Don't.
00:00:47I'll ask you once again,
00:00:48and you're not going to kill me.
00:00:50Who is coming to you?
00:00:51I'm sorry.
00:00:52I'm a hero.
00:00:53I thought you were a hero.
00:00:54I'm going to get you to get you.
00:01:03I don't know what you're doing now, but I don't want to kill you.
00:01:08Amnesty won't be able to kill you.
00:01:09I'm going to kill you.
00:01:11I'm going to kill you.
00:01:12I'm going to kill you.
00:01:13I'm going to kill you.
00:01:13Who's going to kill you?
00:01:36I'm going to kill you.
00:01:49Sydney, time's up.
00:01:52Okay, then I'll just finish my little essay.
00:02:19So I'm pretty sure I got a D.
00:02:21You didn't get a D.
00:02:22I think I got a D.
00:02:23I think I got like a 64, maybe.
00:02:25Sydney, you've never gotten a D.
00:02:27I've gotten a D.
00:02:28When have you gotten a D?
00:02:29High school, home ec.
00:02:30Remember the...
00:02:31What did you do?
00:02:33Embroider something on a t-shirt?
00:02:35Sweatshirt.
00:02:35That was the assignment.
00:02:36Well, it was obscene right about the teacher.
00:02:39I thought I was a sexist pig.
00:02:40I deserved a scholarship for that.
00:02:42Well, wait, hold on a second.
00:02:42This time, I deserve a D.
00:02:44I didn't prepare.
00:02:45I didn't have enough time.
00:02:48We've had this conversation.
00:02:49And quit the bank if the part-time thing isn't working.
00:02:52What are you doing?
00:02:53I can't go through double shift again, holding on to this.
00:02:58Did you get the Dave Matthews tickets?
00:03:00Will you stand up, please?
00:03:04I wanted to wait, maybe do it at the weekend, but I couldn't.
00:03:09What's going on?
00:03:11Remember our first date?
00:03:13The bowling alley?
00:03:15The loud guy?
00:03:17Oh, God.
00:03:20Build me up, buttercup baby, then you bring me down.
00:03:25And mess me around, and then worst of all, you never call baby when you say you will.
00:03:32But I love you still, I need you more than anyone, darling.
00:03:39I know that I'm yours from the start.
00:03:42Build me up, buttercup.
00:03:45Don't break my heart.
00:03:48Shut up!
00:03:52Sydney, I can't tell you how much I hope you'll marry me.
00:03:57Despite what I just did.
00:04:08Yes.
00:04:17Yes.
00:04:20I love you.
00:04:24Oh, Fran.
00:04:25I know, I cried every damn thing. Hold on.
00:04:28Oh, let me see it again.
00:04:30Oh, honey, it's beautiful.
00:04:32I know.
00:04:34I'm getting married.
00:04:36I'm getting married.
00:04:39So did you tell Will yet?
00:04:40Meeting him at the track after the bank if you want to come.
00:04:42Yeah, no thanks.
00:04:43I got 300 orthopedic surgeons to feed and no desire to exercise.
00:04:48What about your dad?
00:04:49I haven't told him yet.
00:04:51I don't want him to ruin this.
00:04:53Not this, you know?
00:04:55Oh, yeah.
00:04:56I think you're right.
00:04:57I think if you call him, he's just gonna find some way to let you down.
00:05:00Yeah, I know.
00:05:03Your mom would be so happy for you.
00:05:08You know that?
00:05:09She would.
00:05:12Maybe I should call my dad. I mean, he is my dad.
00:05:14You are schizophrenic.
00:05:15Just remind yourself, unless you're talking about importing airplane parts,
00:05:18that man's got nothing to say.
00:05:19Let him find out when he gets the invitation.
00:05:21It's exporting airplane parts.
00:05:23He already knows.
00:05:25Danny called him to ask permission.
00:05:28Danny called your dad?
00:05:30Your dad?
00:05:30Mm-hmm.
00:05:32And how did that go?
00:05:35Yeah.
00:05:36Oh, uh, Mr. Bristow?
00:05:37Yes.
00:05:38Hi, it's, uh, Danny Hecht.
00:05:42Sydney's boyfriend.
00:05:44Is Sydney all right?
00:05:45Oh, yeah.
00:05:46She's fine.
00:05:47Nothing to worry about.
00:05:48Um, I'm calling because I'm planning on asking Sydney to marry me.
00:05:53And, uh, I was hoping to get your approval.
00:05:58Danny, let me ask you a question.
00:06:00Sure.
00:06:01How well do you know my daughter?
00:06:03Um, we've been dating for two years.
00:06:06Because if you feel the need to ask me about this scenario, I have a sense you don't know Sydney
00:06:10at all.
00:06:11Sir, I love your daughter, and I want to marry her. That's why I'm calling.
00:06:15First of all, Danny, the truth is, this is just a courtesy call.
00:06:19Like, when you say to your neighbor,
00:06:20we're having a loud party on Saturday night, if that's all right with you.
00:06:24What you really mean is, we're having a loud party on Saturday night.
00:06:29Mr. Bristow.
00:06:30Sydney doesn't give a damn what my opinion is.
00:06:32What interests me is that you do.
00:06:35It's just a custom to call the father.
00:06:38That's all this is.
00:06:39Well then, I'll tell you what.
00:06:40I may become your father-in-law, and that's just fine.
00:06:44But I will not be used as part of a charming little anecdote you tell your friends at cocktail parties.
00:06:49So they can see what a quaint, old-fashioned guy Danny really is.
00:06:54Are we clear?
00:06:58Yes, sir.
00:06:59Good.
00:07:01Then welcome to the family.
00:07:09One, two, three, four.
00:07:25One, two, three, four.
00:07:37Hey.
00:07:38You're in late.
00:07:40Sorry.
00:07:41Executive elevator.
00:07:42Oh, come on, man.
00:07:43Drop me off at 12.
00:07:44All right.
00:07:44Damn.
00:07:48Zachary feeling better?
00:07:49Much.
00:07:50Yeah.
00:07:51Thanks.
00:07:56See ya.
00:07:59See ya.
00:08:30God, I hate this.
00:08:35I was just saying, if only Ramadan and Allah were still teaching in Tampa.
00:08:38No, not my casework.
00:08:40These new headsets keep pinching my ear.
00:08:41Oh, give it to me.
00:08:43Anywhere from Declan?
00:08:44Not since Tehran.
00:08:45I keep telling myself he's just fine.
00:08:47You know, he's done this before.
00:08:48He disappeared for days like this.
00:08:49What's going on with you?
00:08:51Nothing.
00:08:51What?
00:08:52You're like, you've got like a glow.
00:08:54I didn't have a glow.
00:08:54Yeah.
00:08:55Look at that.
00:08:57Here.
00:08:57Come on.
00:08:58Someone's waiting.
00:08:58There's no glow.
00:08:59Is she glowing?
00:09:00Big time.
00:09:01You hear that?
00:09:03Yes.
00:09:04Better.
00:09:05Good.
00:09:06Oscar Mueller was killed last month.
00:09:08He was riding a moped through Berlin and was hit by an ambulance of all things.
00:09:11We have kept our eye on this guy for quite some time.
00:09:14He fancied himself a sort of modern-day alchemist.
00:09:18His IQ was recorded as one of the highest on the planet.
00:09:20Then again, he was riding a moped.
00:09:22Between the multinationals, there was a frenzy to recover Mueller's notebooks and experiment,
00:09:26but none were found, at least not by the West.
00:09:30Cultural Affairs Building Taipei, Shinseng North Road, Section 2.
00:09:34This building is also an FTL cover station.
00:09:38We received word two weeks ago that one of Mueller's plans surfaced here.
00:09:42Who's the mole?
00:09:42Antonio Quintero.
00:09:44This is his last transmission.
00:09:46Uplink was on the 15th.
00:09:47Brush pass was scheduled for Tuesday.
00:09:49Quintero did not show.
00:09:51What is that, hieratic?
00:09:52Good try.
00:09:53That's what I thought.
00:09:54Actually, it's demotic.
00:09:55Taking notes in ancient languages was just one of Mueller's quirks.
00:09:58Apparently, he had a few.
00:10:00So, Quintero's been burned?
00:10:01We don't know.
00:10:02Cultural ambassador's throwing a reception at the building's annex next Tuesday.
00:10:06Okay.
00:10:06You're flying to Taiwan on Monday.
00:10:08You're employed by Modera Plastics.
00:10:11Looking for a new manufacturing plant.
00:10:14Based on Quintero's notes, you'll case the building's east wing, measurements, lock specs, IO, the whole nine.
00:10:19Locate the lab where the plans are being held, and come home.
00:10:23That's all.
00:10:24No retrieval.
00:10:25We can't risk it.
00:10:26That's all.
00:10:26Okay, Marshall, you go.
00:10:28Yeah.
00:10:29Um, okay.
00:10:31How's everyone?
00:10:32Good.
00:10:33Uh, all right.
00:10:33The first thing I have here is a, well, it looks like a lighter, right?
00:10:39And it's something that you would, you know, light your cigarette or cigar something.
00:10:43But actually, it's an RF scrambler.
00:10:44It disrupts any video for a 420-yard radius.
00:10:47So, if I were to hit this switch right here, the whole block would, you know, be in a complete
00:10:52panic.
00:10:52So, yeah.
00:10:54What the hell?
00:10:56Yeah.
00:10:56Yeah.
00:10:57See?
00:10:57Everyone's totally freaking out.
00:10:59It's like, what's going on?
00:11:00My computer.
00:11:01It's not.
00:11:02DVD.
00:11:03It's not work.
00:11:04And we're back.
00:11:05Okay.
00:11:05Now, I got a 20-volt cell in here.
00:11:07So, uh, you only get four minutes of charge.
00:11:09So, um, you know, you want to get in and, you know, do a thing and then get out, um,
00:11:15uh, four minutes and two seconds and you're, you're screwed.
00:11:17You know?
00:11:18Um, okay.
00:11:19Uh, the other thing I got here is this thing.
00:11:22You're gonna like this.
00:11:23One of my, oh, there's something that I'm really excited about.
00:11:26Looks like a lipstick.
00:11:27You know?
00:11:28Something that you be in the, uh, do for your lips.
00:11:31You know?
00:11:31You see?
00:11:32In the moment's refresh or something.
00:11:34But, this is the amazing thing.
00:11:36It actually takes pictures and it measures space in three axes from one vantage point.
00:11:44Um, it assembles images based on GPS and, uh, creates a centimeter accurate blueprint
00:11:49of any building.
00:11:49But that's not, uh, oh, um, it's got a camera and a short pulse laser plus a grid analyzer.
00:11:54Um, and, uh, got it to, uh, 42, uh, snaps right now.
00:11:58But I, I, I want to get it to 47 because that's a prime number.
00:12:02Well, you might think this is a simple reconnaissance app.
00:12:05But until we find out what the hell happened to Quintero, we need to assume that the enemy
00:12:08is waiting.
00:12:10So I want you to do us a favor.
00:12:13Come back.
00:12:29Good run.
00:12:30Thanks.
00:12:33So, where were you last night?
00:12:36Told you.
00:12:37uh yeah i don't want to talk about it
00:12:42my sister set me up on a blind date
00:12:43was it good um for the date it was yes
00:12:48you didn't like her i didn't like her so much i didn't like my sister
00:12:52that's the problem having siblings live with you
00:12:55they try to get you to to meet people that you
00:12:58aren't supposed to meet in life why was the date so bad
00:13:01her favorite movie of all time you ready for this
00:13:04pretty woman so i'm i'm sure it's a lot of people's favorite movie
00:13:09yeah that's probably true congratulations of all time that includes
00:13:12like every other movie ever made i mean all of them
00:13:17oh hey did you see lawrence for rabies playing the egyptian tonight
00:13:19yeah i did you want to go i'd love to but um the baby's working late right
00:13:24i'm taking him dinner at the hospital we can go to a late one
00:13:27come on it's only final thursday we're getting married
00:13:38look at that you're wearing a you're wearing a ring i didn't even sit that's
00:13:44congratulations
00:13:47thanks
00:13:50you want to get a couple more laps
00:13:51i don't know
00:13:53okay so i'm gonna get a couple more
00:13:54you look like autumn on this cold day in your brown coroids and your red hair
00:14:17with the foamy mountains as your backdrop
00:14:40i called todd we haven't rented that place yet you want to go look at it
00:14:53it's impossible isn't it one day
00:14:56there's gonna be a baby in there
00:15:00my patients would love that
00:15:03knowing that their doctor still can't believe women can actually get pregnant
00:15:07i never thought the sky would be that blue
00:15:10or the cement would be so thick
00:15:15and i never knew what love would look and taste like
00:15:21but i think i saw a picture of it today
00:15:27today
00:15:37get undressed
00:15:38i work for the cia
00:16:07i'm an operations officer for the cia
00:16:27i'm an operations officer for the cia
00:16:36and i'm not a robot
00:16:38i'm going to come back
00:16:39and say
00:17:01Oh, my God.
00:17:11Oh, my God.
00:17:48Oh, my God.
00:18:00It was during the fall of my freshman year.
00:18:04A man approached me.
00:18:06He told me that the U.S. government might be interested in talking to me about a job.
00:18:15When I asked why me, all he told me was that I fit a profile.
00:18:25I didn't feel like I belonged anywhere, even in college.
00:18:29And I needed the money anyway.
00:18:32So I met with him.
00:18:34And they offered me a job.
00:18:37A job with the CIA?
00:18:41Not exactly.
00:18:43It's...
00:18:45It's a covert branch.
00:18:48This is crazy.
00:18:51Okay, okay.
00:18:52So...
00:18:53So covert branch, then what?
00:18:55After the first month, I asked if I could test for agent training.
00:19:02The test was easy.
00:19:05They said I was a natural.
00:19:07Maybe I was because I advanced quickly.
00:19:12It was exciting.
00:19:16But this isn't real.
00:19:18Danny.
00:19:22Since my mother died, I've always hoped that I'd find someone to give my life meaning.
00:19:29That person is you.
00:19:31I just met the agency first.
00:19:35I can't quit.
00:19:39Sid, I love you.
00:19:43But this...
00:19:45I've just got to figure out what I'm thinking.
00:19:52You can't tell anyone about this.
00:19:55About what I do.
00:19:57No one.
00:20:00Danny, I'm not kidding.
00:20:02I got it.
00:20:04I need to...
00:20:06I need to walk.
00:20:07I'll call you tonight.
00:20:10I've got my trip.
00:20:15San Diego.
00:20:17I'll call you when I get back.
00:20:21Be careful.
00:20:45You know, Sloan doesn't like it.
00:20:49That you're still in grad school.
00:20:50I know.
00:20:53He'd rather none of us have a life outside.
00:20:55I'm not giving it up.
00:20:59You all right?
00:21:06How long have you and Diane been married?
00:21:08Eleven years...
00:21:10No.
00:21:11Twelve years.
00:21:12Damn.
00:21:14Do you love her?
00:21:16Of course I do.
00:21:19And you never said a thing?
00:21:21About what?
00:21:23About what we do.
00:21:26Diane is married to an investment analyst who loves his job.
00:21:34I'm protecting her from the truth.
00:21:37And you don't...
00:21:39You don't feel like you're lying to her.
00:21:43If there's one rule you don't break,
00:21:45that's the rule you don't break.
00:21:50You must just get easier.
00:21:52You have to.
00:22:11Because you're not going to.
00:22:13We can't get out of them.
00:22:18You don't.
00:22:25You're...
00:22:27You're...
00:22:30I'm...
00:22:30You're...
00:22:30You're...
00:22:35You're...
00:22:37Like that.
00:22:43I know you're a member of the team.
00:22:46That's so good.
00:22:48You're a beautiful girl.
00:22:51Sorry, I'm sorry.
00:22:54See you.
00:23:06This is Sydney.
00:23:07Yeah, and this is Danny.
00:23:07I don't live here.
00:23:09Leave me a message and I'll call you back.
00:23:12She meant to say thank you.
00:23:14You're not there.
00:23:16Well, no, you're not there.
00:23:17You're not there.
00:23:19Or in San Diego.
00:23:23You could be anywhere doing anything.
00:23:33Hurry up.
00:23:34Hurry up.
00:23:35Don't hear there's no one die.
00:23:37Which is the crux of the issue.
00:23:56Can I live like this?
00:23:59Knowing where and why.
00:24:02When.
00:24:10Can I live in the dark?
00:24:14And the answer...
00:24:16The only answer I came up with, Sid, was...
00:24:23Was yes.
00:24:25Sid, I don't care.
00:24:28The whole world's a nightmare anyway.
00:24:32It's all dangerous no matter what we do.
00:24:37I couldn't live with myself and say goodbye to you because of risk.
00:24:42It's all at risk.
00:24:46I...
00:24:47Hey, no, but the kids thing.
00:24:50That we have to talk about because I want kids.
00:24:53I love kids.
00:24:57But...
00:24:57You see, maybe there is a way out because the people aren't spies forever.
00:25:03But sometimes people have to be able to say that they used to be spies.
00:25:11I miss you, Sid.
00:25:14Come...
00:25:14Come home.
00:25:26Come...
00:25:31Come...
00:25:32Come.
00:25:35Yeah.
00:25:40Who?
00:25:44What else?
00:25:49Yeah, well, get me the audio right away.
00:25:52Yeah.
00:26:29Yeah, well, get me the audio.
00:26:35Yeah, well, get me the audio.
00:27:10I'm so lost.
00:27:13Oh, my God.
00:27:14I was looking for the bathroom.
00:27:17You know, there really should be signs in English.
00:27:19I don't know if you're in charge of that, but...
00:27:23This area is restricted.
00:27:27Please, I was just going to the bathroom.
00:27:30Look, you don't know my boss, Ron, but if he found out that I'd been drinking, that I'd gotten in
00:27:34trouble, I swear to you I will lose my job.
00:27:38I swear it.
00:27:47The restroom is this way.
00:27:50Bless your heart.
00:27:52I don't like your time.
00:28:01We have a breach.
00:28:04It appears that Daniel Hecht has become aware of Sidney's affiliation with the agency.
00:28:16You understand what that means.
00:28:26You understand what that means.
00:28:37I'm sorry, Jack.
00:28:38Don't leave.
00:28:41You know me well enough.
00:28:44You know where my loyalty lies.
00:28:59Mr. Gonzalez.
00:29:00Mr. Dixon.
00:29:01Where's Bristow?
00:29:03Looking for this.
00:29:05Looking for her.
00:29:06Where is she?
00:29:07She left me at the gate.
00:29:09Left you at the gate.
00:29:10Said she was grabbing a taxi.
00:29:11Why?
00:29:12What's the problem?
00:29:14Hey, I'm back.
00:29:15I didn't even go home first.
00:29:17I took a cab.
00:29:24I...
00:29:56I...
00:29:57I...
00:30:00I...
00:30:01I...
00:30:03I...
00:30:03I...
00:30:11I...
00:30:34What did you do?
00:30:39I might ask you the same question.
00:30:43The security section became aware of the breach
00:30:46and performed their function.
00:30:48You're familiar with the codes of conduct, Agent Bristow.
00:30:52You knew those codes applied to you
00:30:54even as you put at risk the lives of every man and woman
00:30:57working at this agency.
00:30:59No.
00:31:01Daddy wasn't a risk.
00:31:03He was just a man.
00:31:06He was a doctor.
00:31:08He was just...
00:31:09You listen to me.
00:31:11Information about this agency must be treated like a virus.
00:31:14There is only one response to a virus
00:31:15and that response is containment.
00:31:17You put us into a compromised situation
00:31:19and even though I despise that countermeasure,
00:31:22we have...
00:31:29Stop saying we...
00:31:31Stop talking about the agency.
00:31:35You killed the man I love.
00:31:39No age in Bristow.
00:31:41You didn't.
00:31:52Let me out.
00:31:54Sydney, I can't imagine how difficult this is for you.
00:31:56You let me out.
00:32:00However, before you go anywhere,
00:32:03McCullough needs to see you.
00:32:05You see,
00:32:07you're at risk now, too.
00:32:12Are you an operative of SD6?
00:32:16Yes.
00:32:18How long have you been an operative of SD6?
00:32:23Seven years.
00:32:27What is your identification and classification number with SD6?
00:32:35My identification and classification number...
00:32:38Have you ever been so entertained...
00:32:40...by the cleverness of a crook...
00:32:42...that you hoped he'd get away with it?
00:32:44No.
00:32:44Did you reveal information regarding SD6 to Daniel Hecht?
00:32:49Do you ever lie...
00:32:50What is your relation to Daniel Hecht?
00:32:53The covert branch of the CIA...
00:32:54Do you believe if a person is arrested for stealing...
00:32:57...and several others have helped him...
00:32:59...should reveal his helpers?
00:33:02Yes.
00:33:03No?
00:33:03No.
00:33:31I didn't know this.
00:33:59Wow.
00:34:00Wow, wow, wow.
00:34:04I don't know what you put in that stuff.
00:34:07Wow.
00:34:11I'd rather not make this too painful.
00:34:15Me too.
00:34:17Thanks.
00:34:18Glad we're on the same page.
00:34:20It's good.
00:34:25Whoa.
00:34:26Who are you working for?
00:34:32I'll not ask you again.
00:34:37Okay.
00:34:40Get a pen.
00:34:47Write this down.
00:34:51E-M-E-T-I-B.
00:34:59You got that?
00:35:00Yes.
00:35:01Okay.
00:35:02Now, reverse it.
00:35:19I've got bad news for you, man.
00:35:22I am your worst enemy.
00:35:24I've got nothing to lose.
00:35:40That's not exactly true.
00:35:44You have teeth.
00:35:45Peace.
00:35:57These questions resonate even louder when we lose somebody to a senseless act of violence.
00:36:06Oh, we hear them.
00:36:09Echling in our minds.
00:36:12Bye.
00:36:21In quiet sorrow lies
00:36:43Is this how it goes?
00:36:52Is this how it goes?
00:37:00I suppose
00:37:25Okay, ready?
00:37:27Okay, ready?
00:37:31Bye.
00:37:33Bye.
00:37:37Bye.
00:37:45Bye.
00:37:48Bye.
00:37:52Bye.
00:37:54Bye.
00:38:03Hey, this is Sydney.
00:38:04Yeah, and this is Danny. I don't live here.
00:38:07Leave me a message and I'll call you back.
00:38:10She meant to say thank you.
00:38:27Hey, this is Sydney.
00:38:28Leave me a message.
00:38:46She loved a man and she lost him.
00:38:51This isn't a new theme in literature,
00:38:53but it seems to be one of the favorites.
00:38:57For instance,
00:38:59what does Tennyson contribute to this subject?
00:39:03Although his work is mildly out of fashion at this time,
00:39:07I would like you to consider his exploration of this theme.
00:39:12It seems that, uh,
00:39:14it seems to be...
00:39:25Sid.
00:39:30Need a lift?
00:39:31No, thanks.
00:39:33I'm just going to the library.
00:39:37How have you been?
00:39:39Okay.
00:39:40You?
00:39:42Good.
00:39:43Better.
00:39:45Thanks for the flowers.
00:39:47It was nice.
00:39:49Look,
00:39:51Sloan's getting impatient.
00:39:52They gave you a month off.
00:39:54It's been three.
00:39:55I've talked to Sloan.
00:39:56Yeah, apparently not to his satisfaction.
00:40:00I know they sent you here to bring me back.
00:40:02I'm sorry.
00:40:04I just can't yet.
00:40:06They got word.
00:40:08FTL's finished building the Mueller device.
00:40:10Sloan wants it.
00:40:11They don't need me for that app.
00:40:12They say they do.
00:40:13Tell them to call Quintero.
00:40:14Quintero's dead.
00:40:17We got confirmation Thursday.
00:40:19Sid?
00:40:22They need you active.
00:40:23And if they don't have confidence in someone
00:40:25who's in as deep as you are,
00:40:28they'll fix that problem.
00:40:35I really am sorry.
00:40:40I'll see you.
00:40:42Sid.
00:41:25I'll see you back in the back.
00:41:32Oh, my God.
00:42:00Oh, my God.
00:42:28Oh, my God.
00:42:30Oh, my God.
00:42:34Oh, my God.
00:42:37Oh, my God.
00:42:42Oh, my God.
00:42:54Hello?
00:42:55Francie, hi.
00:42:56Oh, honey, do you want to hear the worst day ever?
00:42:58Could you call my cell phone? I think the ringer's broken.
00:43:00Sid, I can barely hear you.
00:43:02Just call me right back.
00:43:03Okay.
00:43:05Okay.
00:43:08Okay.
00:43:23OK.
00:43:23Oh, my God.
00:44:11Get in!
00:44:14Daddy?
00:44:19Now!
00:44:33Dad, you have a gun!
00:44:36Hello?
00:44:37Yeah, it's working on me later.
00:44:38I tried you a couple times.
00:44:39Just call me back.
00:44:40You are not going to believe the day I had.
00:44:42Me too.
00:44:44Hang on.
00:44:45Dad, what are you doing?
00:45:16There might be others.
00:45:17But you see, Belon, you're going to have to accept that there are many things you won't understand tonight.
00:45:22The one thing you must understand is that the agency doesn't trust you anymore, and they're going to kill you
00:45:27unless you do as I say.
00:45:29I work for SD6, just like you, undercover at Jennings Aerospace.
00:45:35You leave tonight.
00:45:36I've arranged a flight to France with a connection to Switzerland.
00:45:39You'll be red flagged at customs, so I've given you new papers.
00:45:42I thought you sold airplane parts.
00:45:44I don't sell airplane parts.
00:45:45I never sold airplane parts.
00:45:47I don't sell airplane parts.
00:45:56That car's taking you to the airport.
00:45:57I have to get back if they're not going to know.
00:46:00Who are you?
00:46:00Sydney, get in that car.
00:46:02They're only waiting two minutes, then they leave with or without you.
00:46:07There is no time for you not to trust me.
00:46:10You don't know who you're dealing with.
00:46:12What does that mean?
00:46:14Who the hell am I dealing with?
00:46:19About a decade ago, a pool of agents went freelance.
00:46:22Russian, Libyan, Chinese, Ethiopian...
00:46:24The Alliance of Twelve.
00:46:25What do you know about them?
00:46:27They're an enemy of the United States.
00:46:29They're mercenaries.
00:46:30They're dangerous.
00:46:30I'm one of them.
00:46:33SD6 is not a black ops division of the CIA.
00:46:36SD6 is a branch of the Alliance.
00:46:40You work for the very enemy you thought you were fighting.
00:46:43That's impossible.
00:46:44Then tell me why you've never been to Langley.
00:46:46You've been lied to.
00:46:48All lower-level Asians have been lied to.
00:46:54I am trying to help you here.
00:46:56So you're saying I'm working for the enemy?
00:47:01And that you are the enemy?
00:47:03Sydney, this is your last chance.
00:47:04You have to go.
00:47:12Who are you to come to me and act like a father?
00:47:16If you want to help me, stay away from me.
00:47:21Stay away from me.
00:47:38Okay.
00:47:41Let's try one more time.
00:47:45Who do you work for?
00:47:49I...
00:47:50I...
00:47:54I...
00:47:55I...
00:47:56I just wanted to say...
00:48:02Start with the teeth in the back, if you don't mind.
00:48:12No!
00:48:13No!
00:48:14No!
00:48:23No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:48:27Yeah.
00:48:27Wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:48:28Wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:48:28Let me just...
00:48:29No, can I...
00:48:29Let me just...
00:48:29Let me just ask the...
00:48:30Well, the newspaper's doing you a favor.
00:48:32Yeah.
00:48:34I'm doing a pantry around.
00:48:35You want anything?
00:48:35No, thanks.
00:48:36Is this back in our office?
00:48:37What do you think?
00:48:37Does she even work here anymore?
00:48:39Hope not.
00:48:44Meet me on the roof?
00:48:45It was perfect, though.
00:48:47Some guy just totally hung up on me.
00:48:50So I got like an hour to kill you.
00:48:51Want to get some lunch?
00:48:52What happened to your face?
00:48:54I need your help.
00:48:56Sid, are you okay?
00:48:57Yeah, I can't even explain it, so don't ask it.
00:48:59You just gotta trust me.
00:49:02Of course.
00:49:03I need to borrow one of your sister's credit cards
00:49:05with at least a $3,000 limit.
00:49:07I'll pay her back.
00:49:08Can you get it?
00:49:09So what is this?
00:49:11We owe somebody some money?
00:49:12There's something else.
00:49:14Do you know where Amy keeps her passport?
00:49:54Okay, how many bags are you checking through to Taipei?
00:49:57Just a two.
00:49:58What lipstick you use?
00:49:59I love it.
00:50:00Alex Jane Lux.
00:50:01Concord grape.
00:50:02I love it.
00:50:02Totally pops.
00:50:03Thanks.
00:50:04Can I see your passport?
00:50:06You ever try this one?
00:50:08I think it's too light for me.
00:50:09What do you think?
00:50:11It's pretty on you.
00:50:12Thanks.
00:50:13Window and aisle.
00:50:15Little Hasan.
00:50:16Did you do?
00:50:43I don't know.
00:50:43I don't know.
00:57:39Hey, guys.
00:57:56I want to get it done
00:57:59I haven't traveled this far to become
00:58:04No man's gonna
00:58:09No man's gonna
00:58:16Yeah.
00:58:19Send her in.
00:58:22Now.
00:58:23Yeah, make sure Ravel knows.
00:58:26My friends think I'm alone
00:58:28But I've got secrets
00:58:31I don't tell everything
00:58:34But the love I get
00:58:36I've got a love in mind
00:58:39But he's a spirit
00:58:46I'm never tired of it
00:58:49And I'm not scared of it
00:58:57I'm back
00:59:00All right
00:59:01I'm taking the week off
00:59:05I've got midterms
00:59:08He never does me harm
00:59:11Never treats me bad
00:59:14He never takes away
00:59:16All the love he has
00:59:25May I help you
00:59:28I need to speak to your director
00:59:30Mr. Devlin
00:59:31I'm sorry Mr. Devlin's not available
00:59:33May I leave a message
00:59:36Tell him he has a walk-in
00:59:43Roxanne, you have a walk-in for Mr. Devlin?
00:59:45Yes
00:59:53Come with me, please
01:00:10I know
01:00:12I'll get to it
01:00:12I swear
01:00:13Thanks
01:00:19There's some more coffee
01:00:20Something to eat
01:00:27I'm just, uh, let
01:00:28Let, uh, Mr. Weiss know
01:00:30If you need anything else
01:00:30New pen
01:00:31This one's dying
01:00:35Thanks
01:00:36I'm just, uh, let's go
01:01:10Well, this could be very interesting
01:01:11Does that mean I'm in?
01:01:14No, not yet
01:01:14They're reviewing your statement
01:01:16Uh, it's
01:01:18You wrote a lot
01:01:18I know
01:01:19I mean, it's like Tolstoy long
01:01:22Devlin says it could take weeks to verify
01:01:25But I know we could use another double agent in SD6
01:01:29So we'll be in contact
01:01:30I'm gonna get you right out of here
01:01:32Keep you concealed
01:01:33Why are you shaking your head?
01:01:34Because you said another
01:01:36So?
01:01:38So if you really had one already
01:01:39You most likely wouldn't tell me
01:01:41Until I was authenticated
01:01:42Unless I had an instinct about you
01:01:44My bet is you don't
01:01:46Have another double
01:01:47We might
01:01:47But you want me to believe that you do
01:01:49So that on the off chance
01:01:50That I'm actually looking to be a triple agent
01:01:52I'll report back that there's an existing mole
01:01:53To upset the balance of my agency
01:01:58I'm not trying to play you
01:01:59We'll see
01:02:02I have an instinct
01:02:07Oh, you need a dentist
01:02:13Do you have one?
01:02:14Because I can get you a name
01:02:15I'm all right
01:02:20I'll be right back
01:02:23Look at this now
01:02:27Me on my own
01:02:31Here with the stars
01:02:35Sleeping alone
01:02:39It's just like the time
01:02:43When I was not grown
01:02:56But now things have changed
01:02:59It's somehow more cold
01:03:04It's somehow more strange
01:03:09I'm somehow less cold
01:03:13I think once I...
01:03:14I wanted to say I was sorry
01:03:17You don't have to
01:03:20I'm back at work
01:03:21I guess you know that
01:03:24And I'm sorry about Danny
01:03:27There was nothing I could do
01:03:29I'd like to be alone
01:03:30If you don't mind
01:03:35I know what it's like to lose someone
01:03:37Listen, I don't know what you expect
01:03:39Just because we're working on the same side
01:03:42Just because
01:03:43I know the truth about you now
01:03:45That doesn't change a thing between us
01:03:50I accept what I'm doing now
01:03:52Because I have to
01:03:55It doesn't mean I have to accept you
01:04:04I asked Devlin if I could come tell you myself
01:04:07It's time to go in
01:04:09They verified your statement
01:04:11You're in
01:04:15I read what you wrote
01:04:18I appreciate you're not naming me
01:04:20I was...
01:04:22Kind
01:04:28You're CIA
01:04:31You don't know how dangerous this is, Sydney
01:04:35Doing what I do
01:04:38I wish you'd taken me up on Switzerland
01:04:42How do I know what you're telling me is the truth?
01:04:49I guess we'll just have to learn to trust each other
01:04:51That seems I had planned
01:05:00With my family today
01:05:04Come out and join me
01:05:09I'm here on the fence
01:05:13It's an outdoor adventure, a one-night event
01:05:21The stars in the moon and the sky are just right
01:05:29Hello
01:05:31If our eyes open, we'll make it
01:05:53The stars in the moon
01:06:10You
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