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The Night Agent - Season 2 - Episode 08: Divergence
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00:14you
00:15This is what night action does threatened civilians we stop assholes like you you just confirmed night actions existence to
00:21him
00:34Someone is trying to synthesize one of the foxglove weapons listed in that file.
00:39We need your help to determine which one.
00:47They got another chemical compound.
00:49So they have everything they need?
00:50Do you honestly think these people can build a chemical weapon on their own?
00:54They're going to need someone to build it for them, won't they?
00:57Let her go! Let her go!
01:00Who the hell are you?
01:01I'm Dr. Cole's postdoc fellow.
01:03You can stop all of this. Just speak to my boss, one-on-one.
01:07Catherine, Nora isn't showing up yet.
01:09We have a bigger problem.
01:10Only one-on-one, for the future of the lost hope.
01:14This is a part of the world.
01:20You're not going to be in the world.
01:22You're not going to be in the world.
01:28You're not going to be in the world.
01:39I'm going to be in the world.
01:44Are they not feeding you enough in that boarding school, Tomas?
01:47Yeah, but the food's terrible.
01:48The boy misses the taste of home.
01:50The English can't cook.
01:51You should send them one of your chefs.
01:53Maybe they would feed them better if they knew who his father was.
01:55What are you talking about?
01:57The money that pays for your fancy school exists because of the Balan name.
02:02The meat on your fork that you suck down without care in the world exists because of the Balan name.
02:08And you are so ashamed of it, you cannot even speak it.
02:11After everything I sacrifice for you, you thank me by introducing yourself as Tomas Dargin in school.
02:19Taking your mother's name.
02:21I thought it would be easier.
02:27The Balan name is your birthright.
02:30What I fought for, what our countrymen died for, what every person at this table has dedicated their lives to.
02:38Have you forgotten your family history at that school?
02:44My name is not good enough for you.
02:47Then my dinner should not be in there.
02:51I've heard your speeches, Father.
02:54You sent me to England because you wanted me to make something of myself.
02:57To prove that we could be smarter, not just stronger.
03:00You won't help me to get into university, to be from a family of war mongroes.
03:22Hey!
03:23Hey!
03:24Hey!
03:25Tomas!
03:25Not now, Marcus.
03:26Hey!
03:27I said not now!
03:28Come back to the table.
03:30Apologize.
03:30I don't want to see that bastard.
03:32You should have seen him today when we were out on the hunt.
03:35How disappointed he was that you weren't there.
03:38It's all he could talk about all week.
03:41Taking his son hunting again like he did when we were kids.
03:43But you couldn't bother to show up.
03:46He told you this?
03:47I have been on every hunt since you were eight.
03:49I could see it on his face.
03:51Well, you always wanted to be there.
03:53He never gave me the choice.
03:55He gave you a lot more than that.
03:58When my father died fighting for him, he took me in and treated me like one of his own.
04:02But that does not stop the rest of them in there from reminding me that I am not really one
04:08of you.
04:08You cannot see how lucky you are?
04:11I would give anything to be named Bala, and you just throw it away.
04:16I mean, when Uncle Victor heard that you were going by Tomás DarguÃn in school, he was devastated.
04:23It was you.
04:26You told him.
04:27Somebody needed to remind you of your place.
04:34Don't forget your place, either.
04:37Bala isn't your name.
04:39It never will be.
04:41I'm better than this family.
04:43My father hates me for it.
04:44You both do.
04:44Go.
04:46Be his lapdog.
04:48Lick up his leftovers.
04:50It's not that slap that stops the other kids from bullying you.
04:53No.
04:55It's your name.
05:17Bring them in.
05:28Line them up.
05:30Lock the family in one of the fridge units.
05:33Prepare the chemist and his assistant for the lab.
05:34Dad.
05:35It's going to be okay.
05:36It's going to be okay.
05:37Just do what they say.
05:38Dad.
05:38No.
05:38Do what they say.
05:40You'll be fine.
05:40Don't do it.
05:41I got her.
05:42I got her.
05:42Keep going now.
06:09Okay.
06:10We're out of the city.
06:10Where are we going?
06:16Where are we going?
06:18Physical violence is not an effective interrogation technique.
06:21I know, but it felt good, and you're pissing me off.
06:24You still don't know how this works, do you?
06:26What do you want?
06:27Put a phone in my hands.
06:29I'll call it in, I'll set up the meeting,
06:31and I'll take you to him.
06:33It's that simple.
06:36You make one move, one move,
06:39that I don't like,
06:40and we're back to square one.
06:42You understand me?
06:43Clock is ticking.
06:48Alice Leeds.
06:50That was her name, right?
06:52Your dead partner?
06:55Do you even know the name of the man
06:57whose life you took in Thailand?
07:00Yeah, I didn't think so.
07:03Call your boss.
07:14Yeah, I got Sutherland with me.
07:17I'm bringing him in.
07:22All right?
07:23All right, we'll do.
07:35What's the update?
07:36His phone is still off.
07:37He ditched a Tahoe next to a warehouse
07:39on the outskirts of the city
07:40and a different set of vehicle tracks
07:42left in the opposite direction.
07:43We picked up a gray van on a nearby traffic cam
07:46that could match the time and direction,
07:48but it was the wrong angle to catch a plate.
07:51Christ.
07:52I've got a chemical weapon
07:53in the hands of unknown assailants,
07:55a dead French intelligence officer,
07:57agents chasing ghosts
07:58around every corner of the city,
07:59multiple civilians abducted.
08:01Now you're telling me
08:02you're only solid lead
08:03for any of it managed
08:04to disappear with your agent.
08:06Let me ask a different way.
08:08Is Sutherland a suspect now?
08:10Not until I know more.
08:11Then get out there and find him.
08:14Foxglove is no longer
08:15mad action's responsibility.
08:17Sutherland is.
08:18Understood.
08:30Shouldn't we be in hazmat suits
08:31or something for this?
08:33This whole lab is a hazmat suit
08:34designed to provide its own source of clean air
08:37and keep every chemical component
08:39in glass-lined, inert, sealed vessels
08:41all encased behind a thick layer
08:44of corrosion-resistant nickel alloy.
08:47Given the nature of what the CIA
08:49was using this lab to research,
08:51they wanted to make sure
08:52nothing inside could ever get out.
08:56What about when we're inside?
08:58Don't touch anything
08:59unless I tell you to.
09:00Otherwise, a hazmat suit
09:01will be the least to your worries.
09:13Take a moment, survey the lab.
09:16Make sure you have everything you need.
09:18You really are trying to make KX.
09:20This is never going to work.
09:21Not according to your research.
09:25That?
09:26That was all theory.
09:27Nothing of this magnitude
09:29was ever produced during the study.
09:31What you're asking is...
09:32To save your family's lives.
09:35If you do not do as you're told,
09:37I will drag them in front of you
09:39and put bullets through their eyes.
09:41Take, take, take, take.
09:42But it takes more than just me.
09:45I need time.
09:46I need research staff.
09:48So this one is useless?
09:49Wait!
09:50No!
09:51You don't understand.
09:53If any part of this process goes wrong,
09:55if I make a mistake,
09:57it could mean...
09:58Then don't fuck it up.
10:00Get to work.
10:09What do we do?
10:12These materials,
10:13in these quantities,
10:14what they're asking
10:15might not even be possible.
10:19Well, they're going to know
10:20if we're doing nothing.
10:22We have to look like we're working.
10:23If I get this even slightly wrong...
10:25What do you need to do
10:26to make it safe?
10:27To make sure you're doing it right?
10:29Maybe a pilot batch.
10:30A what?
10:31A small test
10:32to work out process parameters
10:33to replicate on a larger scale.
10:35All right, then.
10:37As slowly as we possibly can.
10:40Let's get to work.
10:41And then what?
10:41And then we find a way out of here.
11:10You're not getting near him armed.
11:15You're the one in a hurry.
11:22All right, let's go.
11:25It was Caleb.
11:27The man you killed in Bangkok.
11:30His two older brothers,
11:32both parents,
11:33a grandmother,
11:34uncles, cousins,
11:35their families,
11:37nieces, nephews, friends,
11:38myself included.
11:41We were all at his funeral.
11:43Forty-two people
11:44who loved him.
11:47But we'll never get to see him again
11:48because you were doing your job.
11:50I guess that's the life.
11:52Right, Peter?
11:55Have a good talk.
12:02I'm here.
12:02What do you want?
12:03Nothing.
12:05You're the one seeking something, right?
12:08Let's take a walk.
12:11There's one thing
12:12that I've learned
12:13in this line of work.
12:14It is that
12:15everyone
12:16and everything
12:17has a price.
12:19So whatever it is
12:20you want from me,
12:22you'll need to determine
12:23how much you're willing to pay.
12:26So after all this,
12:27that's all you are?
12:28Is he a glorified middleman?
12:30Buying and selling intel
12:31for what, percentage?
12:33You sold a fucking chemical weapon
12:35to the highest bidder.
12:36Perceptive,
12:37but incorrect.
12:39I sold it to the bidder
12:40with the most conviction.
12:42most likely to succeed.
12:44Succeed at what?
12:45You'll have to ask them,
12:47assuming you find them in time.
12:48So you're going to tell me
12:49where they are?
12:50I suppose that depends
12:53on how much it's worth to you.
12:56Catching on yet?
12:57All those lives
12:58that are going to be lost
13:00when they use foxglove,
13:02they're just meaningless to you?
13:03If I had to put a value on them,
13:05I'd say less to me
13:07than what Rose Larkin's life
13:09means to you.
13:11Now, here we are.
13:12You see?
13:14What do you want?
13:16The Secretary General
13:17of the United Nations
13:18has something that I seek.
13:21A case file.
13:24I-U-N 0-1-3-4
13:27dash 2-0-1-8-0-7-1-3.
13:32The numbers after the dash
13:33represents a date
13:35that might help you find it.
13:37I'm going to say the file number
13:39one more time.
13:40Listen carefully
13:41and memorize it for Rose.
13:43Okay?
13:45I-U-N 0-1-3-4
13:48dash 2-0-1-8-0-7-1-3.
13:55Got it?
13:56Yeah.
13:58His computer is one of the few
14:01that would have access to it,
14:02if not the only one.
14:04You bring me that file
14:05and I'll give you the location
14:07of where the foxglove weapon
14:08is being assembled
14:09and where Ms. Larkin
14:10is currently being held captive.
14:12So that's it?
14:13A-A file?
14:14Well, you said it yourself.
14:16I'm in the business
14:17of buying and selling
14:19intelligence, am I not?
14:20You'd sell out a client for this?
14:22I mean, how is this file
14:23more valuable than foxglove?
14:24Let me tell you something
14:25about value.
14:26I didn't know my grandfather
14:28very well.
14:29He died when I was a kid.
14:31I could see how much
14:32my mother loved him.
14:33The impact he had
14:34on my mother's life.
14:35When he passed,
14:36I came into possession
14:37of one of his old
14:38bottles of aftershave.
14:40No monetary value.
14:42But to me,
14:43it was priceless.
14:45It's hard to explain, really,
14:47but he had touched it.
14:49It was him.
14:51Or rather,
14:53what he represented.
14:55My mother's happiness.
14:57That's how value works.
14:59What's valuable to me
15:00is not up to you to decide.
15:02Similarly,
15:03one woman's life
15:04that means the world to you
15:05means absolutely nothing to me.
15:07Now,
15:09here you stand,
15:10ready to throw
15:11your entire life away
15:12for hers.
15:14I understand that too, Peter.
15:17So I'm telling you,
15:20I'll take it.
15:22This isn't about some file.
15:27If I do this for you...
15:28I'll own you.
15:30And that,
15:31my new friend,
15:32is the price.
15:34Your life for hers.
15:39How would I even get in there?
15:41Conviction.
15:43Repeat the file number back to me.
15:47IUN
15:500134
15:51dash
15:542018
15:570713
15:58You see,
15:59most likely to succeed.
16:03I know what you're thinking,
16:05the elephant in the room.
16:07But I assure you,
16:09the past decisions
16:09of Peter Sutherland Sr.
16:12do not determine
16:12what is important to you
16:14in this moment,
16:15what's valuable
16:16in this moment.
16:18The decision is yours.
16:20The repercussions
16:21are yours to bear.
16:24When it's done,
16:25how do I contact you?
16:27When you have
16:28what I require,
16:29call this number.
16:31Let it ring.
16:32You'll receive a text
16:34with instructions.
16:36Good luck.
16:45Watch him.
16:47Make sure he doesn't
16:48deviate from his path.
17:10Peter?
17:11Hey.
17:12I'm sorry to bother you.
17:13Look, I know I'm, uh,
17:15I'm the last person
17:16that you want to hear
17:17from right now.
17:18The absolute last person
17:19you'd ever do a favor for,
17:20but, um...
17:21What do you want?
17:22I need to get into
17:23the UN building.
17:24Is there anything
17:25you can tell me about it?
17:26The UN?
17:27Yeah, I need to get in
17:28without setting off
17:29any, uh...
17:31Oh...
17:31You know what?
17:32I...
17:33I'm sorry.
17:34I shouldn't have called you.
17:35This is impossible.
17:36Wait.
17:40I can't get you inside.
17:41But we need to meet
17:42in person now.
17:44Wait, what?
17:45I thought you were out of town
17:45with Sami.
17:46What happened in the pickup?
17:47I didn't go.
17:49How could I after
17:50all the lies you told me?
17:54I'm sorry, Nora.
17:55I can help you.
17:57But the only reason
17:58why I'm talking to you
18:00is because I need
18:01something from you now.
18:02Yeah.
18:04And I can only
18:05ask you in person.
18:06Fine.
18:08Um...
18:08Meet me at the same
18:09basement as before.
18:10Okay?
18:11I'm on my way now.
18:29Okay.
18:30Uh, would you open
18:31the valve on the
18:31nitrogen tank?
18:33Okay.
18:39Now what?
18:40We wait a few moments.
18:42That should pressurize
18:43the pumps and purge
18:44any remaining oxygen
18:45from the transport lines.
18:46In the meantime,
18:47we need to start working
18:48on a stabilizer
18:49to inhibit oxidation.
18:50I'm thinking of
18:51phosphate ester
18:51from phosphorus trichloride.
18:53I'm sorry.
18:54High school chemistry
18:55didn't cover this.
18:56It's okay.
18:56This compound, KX,
18:58when exposed to air,
18:59will rapidly oxidize
19:00and expand as it vaporizes.
19:02It's what makes exposure
19:03to even a few milliliters
19:04so lethal.
19:06So the stabilizer
19:07prevents that from happening?
19:09Prevent, no.
19:10But it will slow oxidation
19:11as we work with it
19:12in the lab.
19:13KX is just too unstable
19:14without it.
19:15Uh, this mitigates reaction
19:17like a fail-safe.
19:18At least I hope.
19:20Understand?
19:21Yeah.
19:23No.
19:24It's the best chance we have
19:26of scaling this up
19:26without killing ourselves.
19:32If he says he needs more help
19:34then we ought to give it to him.
19:35He's got his assistant.
19:36He's fine.
19:36The woman you almost killed?
19:38Your recklessness
19:39is going to cost us dearly.
19:40If the chemist
19:41isn't able to do his work...
19:42I will bring his wife
19:43and daughter to him
19:44one body part at a time
19:45until he does.
19:47Everyone appreciates
19:48a deadline.
19:50That's always been your problem.
19:51No balls to do the dirty work.
19:54Happy to let me
19:54get my fingernails dirty.
19:56And you can't see
19:56the forest for the trees.
19:58We have one shot
19:59at getting this right
20:00and that family
20:00is the only leverage we have
20:01at getting the chemist to comply.
20:03Get your head out of your ass.
20:05Or what?
20:11I'm glad to see
20:12you finally found your spine.
20:14But don't forget
20:15who made all of this possible.
20:20You want to help?
20:21Find some leverage
20:22on the girl
20:23that you're so desperate
20:24to keep alive.
20:25We have a leash
20:26around the doctor's neck.
20:28Now we need to get
20:29one around hers.
20:51Are you alone?
20:52Yeah.
20:53It's just me.
20:54Listen, I know
20:55there's nothing I can say
20:56to make up for what
20:57happened to your brother.
20:58And you did not deserve
20:59to be lied to like that.
21:00And I'm sorry
21:01about all of it.
21:03I have no right
21:04to ask you for anything.
21:07I'm not even going to ask you
21:08for your forgiveness.
21:09But please,
21:11I need your help
21:12to save Rose.
21:14This has all been about
21:15trying to stop
21:16a chemical weapons attack.
21:17And whoever's trying
21:18to do it
21:19just took Rose.
21:20And if I can't stop this,
21:22they're going to kill her.
21:23Along with thousands
21:24of other people.
21:26But if I can't stop it,
21:27and I have to try,
21:29this will all have been
21:30worth something.
21:32I need to get into the UN.
21:34And if you help me,
21:36I can take you
21:37to your mother
21:38tonight.
21:39I swear.
21:41I can't believe
21:42after all of this
21:43you would lie to me again.
21:44I'm not lying.
21:45I know that you
21:45left my mother in Iran.
21:47I know they have her
21:48in custody doing
21:50who knows what to her.
21:51I know her lives
21:51mean nothing to you.
21:52Nor, she's here.
21:53Liar!
22:10Yeah?
22:10It's Peter.
22:11Surprised to hear from you.
22:12Listen, I'm here with Nor.
22:14She didn't make the pickup
22:15because of me.
22:16The Iranians told her
22:17her mother never made it out.
22:18I need you to put Azita
22:19on the phone right now.
22:20And then we'll talk.
22:25Here.
22:51I've been really excited about this
22:56But...
22:59I...
23:01I've got a good idea
23:07I want to be a good idea
23:10I want to be a good idea
23:12It's going to be a good idea
23:14It's going to be a good idea
23:16I don't want to be a good idea
23:18It's been a good idea
23:19What can I tell you?
23:22I'll see you soon.
23:23I'll see you soon.
23:26I love you, Mama.
23:28I love you, dear.
23:29I love you very much.
23:38Peter?
23:47Keep it.
23:48When we're clear, just hit redial, okay?
23:50Sami will come pick you up.
23:51If he doesn't find you first,
23:52he's probably already tracking it.
23:56Noor,
23:57can you help me?
23:59Please?
24:02With your picture,
24:03I could make you a guest badge
24:06back at the mission,
24:07and that will probably get you into the building.
24:09That's all I need.
24:10But it doesn't matter.
24:13Javod is here.
24:14He's waiting outside to capture you.
24:16They found out what I was doing back at the mission,
24:18and they detained me to send me back to Iran.
24:20I'm sorry. I had no choice.
24:22The moment we leave here,
24:24Javod and the other guards will take you back to the mission.
24:27How many of them are there?
24:28Four.
24:29Are they armed?
24:30Probably.
24:31They're expecting you to put up a fight like last time.
24:34What'll happen to you?
24:35They'll escort me back to the mission.
24:40What are you thinking?
24:51You know how to use one of these?
25:01The stabilizer works with the ratio I've calculated.
25:04The fully mixed KX should take on a purple hue.
25:06How do you know?
25:07The red phosphorus in the stabilizer
25:09and the hydrogen cyanide remnants left over in the cyanogen,
25:12once condensed into a liquid form, should turn purple.
25:14That is, if the bonding was successful.
25:20What does he want?
25:22I don't know.
25:23What does he want?
25:46Who are you?
25:48Tell me the truth.
25:49I'm Dr. Cole's research assistant.
25:51You're no chemist.
25:52I'm just nervous.
25:53I've never had a gun to my head doing this kind of thing before.
25:56You're lying.
25:59This was in your bag.
26:01Classified CIA files on Foxglove.
26:02I...
26:03I must have picked it up at Dr. Cole's house or something.
26:07We were going through all of his files.
26:09You're not as good a deception as you fancy yourself.
26:12So, one last time.
26:14Who are you?
26:15Who do you work for?
26:16Who else knows you're here?
26:19Everybody.
26:20Within the hour, this place will be swarming with cops.
26:23Wait, wait, wait, please.
26:26My family spent years trying to get your government to admit this even existed.
26:30And now you show up carrying this file in a bag like it's nothing.
26:34Start talking.
26:35Now.
26:35Okay, okay.
26:36You're right.
26:38How do you think I got it?
26:41I'm part of the team that's been tracking you.
26:43And the rest of them are on their way here.
26:46If you kill me, you'll just be adding murder of an FBI agent to your rap sheet.
26:50I don't believe you.
26:51If anyone knew where you were, they'd be here already.
26:54How did you get this file?
26:55What aren't you telling me?
26:57You're looking for a way out of all of this.
27:00I saw you at Dr. Cole's house.
27:02You don't want to hurt anybody.
27:04The others, they're forcing you to do this, right?
27:07They work for me.
27:07They do what I tell them to do.
27:09Are you sure about that?
27:10I saw you arguing with that other guy and he didn't look like he was taking orders.
27:14I saw you bumbling around in that lab like you'd never set foot in one.
27:17How long do you think you can keep up that charade?
27:20Then help me stop it.
27:21It can't be stopped.
27:22The West is gonna pay for what they did to my family.
27:24So this is part of some stupid revenge plot?
27:27You're really planning on using this thing on people.
27:30Listen, I know about Foxglove.
27:32I know how dangerous it is and I know you don't want to kill me back there.
27:35So I'm willing to bet you don't want to kill thousands either because that's what will happen.
27:41You don't have to do this.
27:42Shut up.
27:43You could be the hero here.
27:44I said that's enough.
27:48It's too late to stop what's coming.
27:50Not if you let me go.
27:52You want to know how I got that file?
27:54I am working with the FBI.
27:56And those chemicals you stole today?
27:58We were right behind you every step of the way.
28:02You're right.
28:03No one's coming.
28:05But you can help us.
28:07Let me go and I'll bring the FBI, CIA, everybody.
28:10We can shut it down here and now.
28:12If Marcus catches us.
28:13We have to take that risk.
28:17I can tell you're not a monster.
28:21There are people out there who care about you, who love you, who want a future with you, right?
28:26What would they think about all of this?
28:29Sloan.
28:32Sloan always says I'm better than my family.
28:35Talk to Dr. Cole, ask him what this chemical is capable of and then ask yourself.
28:40Can you really live with all that blood in your hands?
28:45Kid Sloan?
28:48What kind of person do you want to be for her?
28:53Wayne and him.
29:12Noor.
29:13Hold on.
29:16Stop right there.
29:18Noor, what's going on?
29:30Noor!
29:31Noor!
29:35I'm taking you into custody for the crime of espionage against the Islamic Republic.
29:40You're just gonna arrest me in New York City?
29:41No, it's a very dangerous city. People disappear all the time.
29:44What if I don't comply?
29:46This could go another way.
29:49Kim?
29:50Noor!
29:52Noor!
29:56Noor!
30:02Noor!
30:06No!
30:08No slide here.
30:13No!
30:16Ah!
30:22Oh, my God.
30:48Oh
31:02You can use the job that better check up
31:26Oh, my God.
31:52You will pay for your crimes.
32:46You will pay for your crimes.
33:15You will pay for your crimes.
33:17You will pay for your crimes.
33:56You and I need to talk.
33:59Is that it?
34:00It's our control sample.
34:02A stable KX chemical agent.
34:06I want your honest opinion.
34:09If this weapon were to be used, could it be contained?
34:13Contained.
34:13That's what I said.
34:16You don't understand.
34:17You don't create something like this if you're concerned about containment.
34:21This compound you asked me to build, do you even know how it works?
34:30In application, it's like any other binary chemical munition.
34:34But in the case of KX, the secondary element is oxygen.
34:38When exposed to air, we're talking about an exponential increase in molarity.
34:44Drop that in a room full of people.
34:45It'll expand so rapidly, they'll be breathing it in before they knew it hit the floor.
34:49You're saying they'll suffocate?
34:50The lucky ones?
34:52What's more likely to happen is they'll feel the blistering effects as the air inside them reacts to exposure and
34:59it expands in their lungs.
35:00It burns you from the inside as you breathe it in and from the outside as the vapor comes in
35:06contact with your skin.
35:08The more you inhale, the more oxygen you suck in as you struggle to breathe from the pain.
35:14The more it burns, the faster it expands.
35:17You pray to suffocate.
35:21No.
35:24It cannot be contained.
35:28That vial in your hand, that's murder.
35:31This?
35:33This is massacre.
35:42I want you to listen very carefully.
35:45Under no circumstances can you complete your work here, doctor.
35:50You shouldn't have threatened my family and put me in a transparent cage.
35:54They're watching.
35:55That's stall.
35:56For as long as humanly possible.
35:58Stall long enough and I'll get you and the girl out of here.
36:01I'm not leaving without my family.
36:04I understand.
36:05I understand.
36:19Dad.
36:25Dad.
36:28Dad.
36:51I don't know.
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42:33I don't know.
42:36Solomon led me to his boss.
42:38I don't know.
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