All language subtitles for The Porter S01E05 1080p WEBRip x264-BAE (1)_track3_[eng]

Randolph:
You've got a snitch.

And in my experience,
snitches get paid.

Zeke:
So I should get
close to edwards,

Build his trust.

I would like to be the head
man between your office,

And the welfare committee.

Edwards:
I have an
important shipment.

Just need you to ensure

That no one sees the
contents of this boxcar.

Good work, son.

Lucy:
Who's this johnson?

Dancer:
Willie johnson.

Corrine:
Rumour is

He's looking for a dancer.

Lucy:
He chose corrine.

Popsy:
I want you to be

My stage director.

Marlene:
We need our own clinics.

I'm taking it to new york
to the u.N.I.A convention.

Zeke:
Junior didn't ask me to take ya.

What?

(blade slicing)
(bobby gasps)

Queenie:
If you leave a man breathing,

You leave him with another
chance to betray you.

I don't see any
blood on your hands.

So you know what you
have to do, right?

(clarence groans)

(thud echoes)

(solemn piano music)

Pm mackenzie king:
This continent

Belongs to the white races.

The peace of the world

Would perhaps

Be best promoted
by an understanding

Between the peoples of
different continents

As to the parts of the world

To which their
several populations,

Should be confined.

That the white race

Must preserve
this country

For their children.

That canada

Should remain a
white man's country

Is believed to be
not only desirable

For economic and
social reasons,

But highly necessary

On political and
national grounds.

And every canadian,

From the humble
day labourer

To the baron
of industry

Should see it as
their patriotic duty

To uphold
these values.

This has been the
prime minister of canada,

The right honourable
w.L. Mackenzie king.

(dramatic drum music)

Did you fire
another cook?

It seems

Our good
prime minister

Has been advised
against meats by his

"spiritualist".

I'm attempting
to see

If I can't acquire a
taste for this sludge

Before he comes.

Prime minister king
is coming here?

To our house?

He'll be joining
us for breakfast

Tomorrow morning.

Make sure to put on
your better suit.

This is
incredible!

If king likes
our ideas

On the expansion,

Then we can cut
through the red tape

And break ground
in under a year.

Only two things

Are required of you
tomorrow, franklin.

To sit,

And to
say nothing.

And as
exasperating a man

As our
prime minister is,

My company's future is
tied to his favour.

I don't need a
suit and tie

To stay out
of your way.

King has a
special appreciation

For family.

So you will sit,

In your better suit,

And say nothing.

And who knows,

You may well learn
a thing or two.

(solemn jazz music)

♪

♪

Looks like you're having
a little trouble.

I got a couple days
off next week.

I can take ya
to new york.

No need.

Givin' up on
the clinic?

I didn't say that.

(solemn jazz music)

♪

♪

It's been some time since
I've had a worthy opponent.

Where did you
pick up the game?

Ah, here and there.

Kept my mind steady
when the world wasn't.

Well, it certainly made these
welfare committee meetings

More interesting than those
with your predecessor.

About those
extra shirts

The porters have
been requesting...

I've looked at that
budget forwards and back,

It simply cannot be done.

I mean, it's a little
difficult for a railroad

To boast the first
class experience

When the porters are sweating
through their shirts.

And to that end

We will provide a water
pitcher for the porter area

To keep the men cool.

(edwards chuckles)

A water pitcher?

Well, I'm-I'm sure
my fellow porters

Will be happy to hear it.

(objects shatter)

What on earth?

Dianne!

I believe she's on lunch,
mister edwards.

If those damn city strikers
are up to more shenanigans,

I'll fetch the
constable myself!

(suspenseful music)

♪

♪

♪

♪

One, two, three, four,

Five, six, seven, eight.

One, two, three, four.

Five, six, seven, eight.
-Step back and dip and switch.

One, two, three, four.

Stop! Stop, stop, stop, stop.

You girls been doing the
same old thing so long

You forgot what real
dancing looks like?

Why can't we just
do the regular set?

From the top.

All right.

Try and keep up.

Five, six, seven, eight.

One...

So the rumours are true.

Lucy-mae,
stardust stage director.

You come all the way from
new york to congratulate me?

Well, I was hoping we
could have a private word.

You know these girls'll
gossip anyhow,

Say what you gotta say.

I wanna come back.

I don't need to be lead.

I'd be fine on the line
or wherever you see fit.

There's no room on
my stage for you.

Monique's filling your
raggedy shoes just fine.

So if you'll excuse us,

We have a show
to prepare for.

You're cruel lucy.

Mean-hearted.

That type of bitterness only
comes from settling for less.

And that don't
ever end well.

From the top.

(train whistle blares)

Glenford:
Hold on, hold on,

Hold on, hold on, hold.

A glass of water?
That's it?

Actually, it's a pitcher.

(porters laugh)

When I had heard
that you had joined

The welfare committee,

I thought maybe you had
lost your goddamn mind.

Now I know you have!

(porters chuckle)

I just hope my
new position

Will benefit us all
in the long run.

Right.

Didn't I hear you committee
boys get an office

Complete with a pool table
and a fridge full of beer?

(porters snicker)

Guess you don't
need that pitcher.

(porters snicker)

His car window?

You said to make a ruckus.

You didn't say how
I had to do it.

Did it work?

You find out
who's the rat?

I'm pretty sure I
got a good idea

Who's in edwards' pocket.

And me and him,

We're gonna have a
meeting of our own.

(train whistle blares)
(soft dramatic music)

What happened to you?

(in patois) massey
turned chauffeur now.

Didn't think to tell me you
took my wife to new york?

You don't want me to
drive marlene, fine,

But don't act like junior massey
isn't always after my help.

And who was there for you

When you needed help
the most, zeke?

I know you mean well,

But it's my job to get
my wife what she needs.

(tense dramatic music)

You good?
- Yeah, I'm good.

All right.

Smile.

♪ big daddy,
your my big man ♪

Oh, do not act like I haven't
seen you a hundred times

In the raw.

I told you he was fragile.

I suspect that
those stomach pains

Aren't anything a little
prune juice won't cure.

Katherine:
I told him

Nothing in here
comes free.

I suspect that it's nothing
a big fart won't cure.

You know, you are
a strange bird,

Marlene massey.

Strange how?

I've seen folks light up
for all kinda things, but

The way you light up
for puss and piss...

Marlene:
(laughs) it is not for that.

It is for helping people
who can't get any help,

No matter what.

Are you sure it's not
you liking be a boss?

I see y'all set up here.

Well,

What if we could set this room
aside and start a little clinic?

Does this look like
saint luc's to you?

When women get sick,
paying customers do too.

Healthy workers
means more money.

And in exchange
for this room,

I would treat the
girls for free.

Only the customers
would pay.

You have to keep all of
this down in the basement.

Ain't nothing break a mood
like a nurse with a needle.

(fay chuckles)

(suspenseful jazz music)

♪

♪

Get in.

I got a train to catch.

I checked your schedule

And your train don't leave
for another twelve hours.

Get in.

(suspenseful jazz music)

♪

Hello porter.

What's this all about?

Queenie:
Come sit.

You and I have to
have a little chat.

I run numbers on the side
and bring it back to you.

Nothing in our arrangement
is about conversation.

Let's go by way of
the tailor, sticks.

See if he can't turn
water into wine.

(car door closes)

(car engine rumbles)

We don't need any
performers tonight.

I'll have your best table.

(scoffs) we're neither open,
nor except guests who...

Who have no reservation.

Let the owner
tell me that.

You're nobody's porter as
long as you're with me.

Jacques:
Miss queenie,

I'm so sorry.

I need three
things jacques.

Your best table,
your best service,

And this fool on the bread
line where he belongs.

Bien sûr, ma reine.

Right away.

Get out!

(tense music)

(upbeat rhythmic music)

♪

♪

Eli:
Sister massey.

A word?

Marlene:
Brother eli.

Is there anything I
can help you with?

I hope you enjoyed new york.

It was...

Interesting.

I spoke with, uh, brother garvey
about your little clinic.

He was enthusiastic
about the idea.

But sadly, I had to tell
him it was not feasible

Since we don't have any
trained nurses to run it.

I don't know what
I was thinking.

I had no business
approaching mr. Garvey

Without your say so.

You said that you have a
heart for this community

Same as me,

And I need to start
trusting that

You'll do what
serves it best.

Run along now,

Your route is waiting.

Sister gwen will
be taking the lead

With the residents
from now on.

Marlene:
But usually I
treat the residents

And gwen handles the
pamphlets and the collections.

Sister gwen may not have
your medicinal knowledge,

But she's
incredibly efficient.

Unless you have a
problem with that?

Not at all.

(franklin moans)

(soft music)

Hi.

Hi.

I got this memory of new york.

Four years old,

Face stuck to a window

Watching the woman
inside spin like a top.

Mama gave me a
swat for watching,

But I didn't care.

I just wanna make magic.

Stage directing
at popsy's...

I don't know if I'm
closer to that,

Or farther away.

Franklin:
We're going out tonight.

Franklin, I'm not
really in the mood.

Yes, well...

Neither am I.

But reality is becoming
entirely unpleasant,

So let's just,

Just put it away
for a few hours.

Oh, we can do that?

My dear,

We can do

Anything.

Queenie:
Mmm. Mmm.

It is indeed possible for the
mountain to come to the man.

It seems so.

Jacques only serves
the finest cut,

Acquired from a
private rancher.

It's a good cut,

But I wouldn't
say "the finest".

The marbling's light.

Our marble,

Makes for a sweeter,

Sweeter steak.

(junior chuckles)

I used to work as
a meat packer.

I believe they call that
position the "killer".

Which is why you're here.

The irish are already
circling my numbers game.

I have a meeting with
their captain here,

The day after tomorrow.

Depending on how it goes,

It might take more than a few
soldiers to get the job done.

(tense dramatic music)

I might need a general.

(tense ominous music)

♪

Zeke:
Lance.

Tell me it isn't you.

Tell you what ain't me?

Well, someone is selling
us out to edwards.

You saying it ain't you?

Edwards writes down every penny
that comes out of his pocket,

And he's paid you more
than a few times lately.

You think it's hard
on the train,

Try making ends
meet without it.

So you rat us out
for a few dollars?

I didn't rat-

Look, I was heading home
after the graveyard shift

At the ice factory,

When this choice ride
pulls up beside me.

Edwards is driving
his damn self,

If you could believe it,

Invites me into a
car for "a chat".

So he heard
dinger canned me,

Said he could help out.

Now I thinking I'm
getting my job back

But he drives me out
to the train yard.

Says he'll lay a
sawbuck on me if I,

If I wash down a train car
over the next few nights.

And you didn't ask why?

Lance:
The man made it clear.

No questions.

No companions,
no conversation.

So I'd appreciate it if
you kept this between us.

I ain't exactly living
on tips these days.

But if edwards is hiring
outside help to do a job

That he could easily
force porters to do,

He's up to somethin'.

And I intend to
find out what.

(tense dramatic music)

♪

♪

♪

You lost, porter?

I'm just here to pick
up some supplies

For the welfare committee.

This one on scrap or repair?

It's been decommissioned.

Really?

Two officers for a
train going nowhere?

Ccr officer:
Enough questions, porter.

Yes, sir.

(tense dramatic music)

♪

(man groans)

Man:
(muffled) help.

Help.

(man groans)

I hope you're not too sore
that eli put me in charge.

It's not your fault.

That man'll do anything
to put me in my place.

So you think I don't
deserve to take the lead?

No, gwen.
I'm sorry, I-

I didn't mean it like that.

Way I see it,

You two are cut from
the same cloth.

Both thinking you know
better than everyone else.

Zeke:
Marlene!

Zeke!

What happened?

I don't know.
I found him like this.

Go on.

Are you (groans)-

Are you a doctor?

No.
-Not exactly.

Where's the pain?

Well go on and tell her.

I-I had a surgery.

So, take him back
to saint luc's,

Get his doctor
to deal with...

It.

Well, he don't wanna.

Besides, I-

I had it done in chicago,

At provident.

(steven groans)

Can y'all help?

I would have to examine
him to say for certain.

What? You can't be serious.

(softly) he's white.

Gwen, he needs help.

This goes against everything
the u.N.I.A stands for,

And I'm not going to
be a part of this.

Gwen!

I know where we can go.

Come on.

(steven groans)

Zeke:
Come on.

Come on, now.

(steven groans)

All right.

(steven groans loudly)

Get on up.

(steven groans loudly)

Whoo, I am not used
to that kinda,

That kinda noise
in this house.

Come over here.
I need your help.

Oh, now I'm a nurse.

Fay, help me take
his pants off.

No, no, no.

Either you get on a
train back to chicago

Or you let me help you
right here and now.

Let's lay him down.

(steven groans)

Lift your butt!

Okay.

Lift your butt.

(steven groans)

Oh.

I don't know where you've been,

But this looks nasty.

It's not a disease.

I got circumcised.

Ain't you supposed to do
that when you're a baby?

I didn't, okay?

I'm getting married,

And I don't want
anything to screw it up.

It looks like
it's infected.

Zeke?

Can you put on some
water to boil?

Yes, ma'am.

Yeah, I'll mix some
alcohol and some opium.

That'll help you
with your pain.

Steven:
Okay.

Now what is your
sweetheart's name?

Rebekah.

She doesn't know about this.

You're gonna be just fine.

All right?
- Okay.

(soft jazz music)

♪

I heard you brought the
house down the other night.

Only thing went
down was the tips.

But I suspect you
know that already.

You may have caught
a tough crowd but

What you did on the stage?

That's all the
girls talk about.

What happened in new york?

The men who run the show
get to entertain the world,

And the women get to
entertain their bullshit.

Besides, new york is no
place to raise a baby.

Willie's?

I ain't been
gone that long.

Henry's.

I was telling
stories yesterday.

We could definitely
use you in the show.

On the line,
that is.

(car horn beeps)

Fantasy awaits,
my dear.

How are you?

Hi.

Ain't she a gorgeous girl?

Yes she is.

My father used to
tune grand pianos

For the legends
in new orleans.

I swear he can
hear them breathe.

Hmm.

(soft piano music)

Only thing my father ever
gave me was my trumpet.

Before he disappeared.

What he did made you
the man you are today.

What he didn't do,
did the same.

You ever played
pairs before?

(soft rhythmic piano music)

♪

I don't know what
we're playing.

(soft rhythmic piano music)

All that natural talent,

Yet something's
holding you back.

Question is,

Are they holding you to
something worth keeping?

(soft rhythmic piano music)

♪

Queenie:
And follow my lead.

(piano music continues)

♪

♪

Fay:
You know,

I could be out there teaching
little nappy head youngins

Or scrubbing some
white woman's toilets.

But I like sex.

And I love being the one
who decides how it happens.

Why are you
telling me this?

Because you want to be
in charge too, marlene.

And there ain't nothin'
wrong with that.

I left him resting
in your room.

I hope that's all right.

Long as he leave a little
something on the nightstand.

Handsome.

I'm sorry, I didn't know
where else to take him.

I'm just glad
it worked out.

The thing I can't
make sense of is,

Why chicago?

Well I think I
have my guesses.

What do you mean?

Provident is a training
hospital for negro students.

And patients.

Negro?

(soft dramatic music)

(background chattering)

(suspenseful music)
(muffled moaning)

(suspenseful jazz music)

♪

♪

Fits a little different now,
don't it?

You slit bobby's throat
like it was nothing.

True.

I also take out
full page ads

Educating black folks
on their voting rights.

That sounds like
something you say

So you can sleep at night.

I suspect you know
better than most

How to fit yourself
into different boxes.

In time you'll see this simply
requires the same mindset.

And if I wanted to leave?

If you did,
I expect you would.

(rhythmic jazz music)

♪

Chatter)

Thank you.

It's a fantasy, darling.

Keep an open mind.

Who said it was closed?

Just not keen on being the
darkest thing in the room.

Splash.

Sawyer, I was hoping
you'd be here.

Sawyer meet lucy.

Lucy, sawyer.

(dog growls)

You, ah!

Show some respect, pockets.

Mr. Berlin doesn't
entertain just anyone.

(pockets growls)

Oh, irving is-

No one has to tell me about
the biggest name on broadway.

(clapping)

Our little gatherings have
become quite the must-do

For the celebrity set.

You think this place
could turn a profit?

Franklin edwards.

Are you looking to jump in?

Hm, no.

I'm just here to see
the hot new talent,

Like everyone else.

Speaking of which,

You aughta hear
what this one can do.

I didn't come
here to perform.

We're all performing darling.

Lucy:
Excuse me.

(background chatter)

(lucy sighs)

♪ my life's

♪ work has ended

♪ and I face
the rising sun

♪ and that bright and
glorious morning

♪ I shall see oh yes

♪ I shall know him

♪ I shall know ♪

♪ him ♪

♪ I've been redeemed
by the print

♪ the prints of the
nails in his hands

♪ oh, my soul

♪ thrilling rapture

♪ when I face
the rising sun

♪ and the lustrous
of his gleaming

♪ gleaming eye oh yes

♪ how my full, full soul
is gonna praise him

♪ when I reach
that other side

♪ and his smile, oh,
will be the first

♪ to welcome me ♪

(cheers and applause)

Wooo!

(cheers and applause)
(soft dramatic music)

(background chatter)

Lucy:
He gave me his card!

Who?
-Mr. Berlin!

He said if I were ever in
new york to look him up.

You see that.

You were great.

You are a wonder.

Thank you.

How on earth a drip
like splash landed you

Is a mystery for the ages.

Splash?

Let's just say it involves
a boarding school crush

On an older woman,

A fumbling attempt to
consummate an awkward evening

That ended in a
young mr. Edwards

Peeing his best
slacks in shame.

(lucy laughs)

But really splash,

Don't you think this bright
young star you've caught

Deserves to have people
flocking here to adore her?

Is that what you want?

More than anything.

Well then sawyer,

You've got yourself
a partner.

Will you tell
steven you know?

He ain't the first black
man to pass as white.

Definitely won't
be the last.

Feels strange knowing
what I did today

Helped him to
keep his secret.

Oh, hey!

You should be proud of what
you did in there, marlene.

You got a god-given gift.

Look what you did for me.

About new york, I-

I-I-I should...

Get going.

Mrs. Watson's been
waiting for me for hours.

That happens sometimes,

When I'm with you.

I lose track of where
I'm supposed to be.

(muffled piano music)

♪

(tense dramatic music)

(sawyer gasps)
(eerie music)

Sawyer:
Pockets!

(gasping) pockets.

(suspenseful music swells)

(sawyer sobs)

(train chugging)

(soft dramatic music)

♪

Drunk passenger:
I want another drink.

(suspenseful jazz music)

♪

♪

♪

Thank you.

(metal clinking)

What's this?

Where did you get
these, junior?

You don't need to think if
you're telling the truth!

I am sick of all
these secrets!

First it's the piano,

And then your hand,

And now these
damn cufflinks!

Wanna talk about secrets?

Why didn't you tell me
zeke took you to new york?

Spend the night
with my wife, hm?

Why didn't you take
me to new york?

You knew how long I'd been
dreaming about that clinic.

You knew what
it meant to me!

You still shoulda
said something.

Marlene:
No, no, no, no, no, no.

Don't you dare crawl
up in this house

Expecting me to answer
for your best friend!

What has zeke garrett
ever done

Except for risk life and
limb standing by you?!

Meanwhile you're
god knows where,

With god knows who-

Everything I do is for
business, marlene!

It's for business.

I don't know what you've
gotten yourself involved in,

But I can't live like this.

People I'm working with ain't
so easy to get away from.

(tense dramatic music)

♪

(objects clattering)

(suspenseful music)

Hey!

Who's in there?

(suspenseful music)

♪

Are you in some
kind of trouble, son?

(suspenseful music)

(tense dramatic music)

Zeke:
Pastor haynes.

Mrs. Campbell says you
was askin' after me.

Apologies for just
showing up like this,

But there's something
you need to know.

Go on.

Name's clay.

I'm one of the
thirty-five men

That the railroad
smuggled over the border

To be strikebreakers.

(tense dramatic music)

In effect,

This expansion will make us
both an international railway,

And a shipping conglomerate.

With st. Kitt's being of
particular interest to us,

Given its deep ports and its
proximity to the panama canal.

This is impressive.

But how do you plan
to manage the budget

That would accompany
this kind of expansion?

Foreign labour,
of course.

Apologies for
keeping you waiting,

Prime minister,

I had a few pressing
matters on my desk.

As I understand it,

The labour strike chatter
grows louder by the day.

Well, I've never let
unions get the best of me

And I won't start now.

I've already made the
necessary arrangements.

(loud chattering)

Moschel:
Settle down!

Settle down!

I said settle down!

The strike has been called!

Steel workers,

Longshoremen,

Cops, firemen.

All unions are
set to walk out.

And what if we don't
have jobs to walk back to

When it's over?

(crowd affirmations)

Can you feed your
family tommy?

Can you pay your mortgage?

If we don't stand together,
we all fall apart.

(crowd chatters in agreement)

I'll be back in a minute.

Where are you going?

Moschel:
Just eat your fucking cookie!

(crowd protests angrily)

Tommy:
You see?

This is exactly what
I'm talking about!

(crowd protests angrily)

(door opens)

Mr. Moschel.

I thought I made it clear,

You need to handle
things in ottawa first.

If my boys get wind I'm
even talking to you-

Well, what if they got wind

Of a train car full of
strikebreakers from the states?

Impossible.

I wrote a letter to the
minister of immigration,

He assured me that the
border measures in place

Would keep
foreign labour out.

Well what if I heard it
from a man who escaped?

(solemn dramatic music)

♪ oh my soul
thrilling rapture

♪ when I face the rising sun

♪ and the lustrous
of his beaming,

♪ beaming eye oh ♪

What are we doing here?

I got a business
to take care of-

Hey, just wait for it.

Wait for what?

Wait for it.

(loud fireworks bang)

What the hell was?

(distant train whistle)

Come on.

♪ I shall see
my redeemer,

♪ when I reach
that other side

♪ and his smile
will be the first

♪ to welcome me

♪ then I shall know him

♪ I shall know him

♪ I've been redeemed

♪ and by his side

♪ I shall stand oh yes

♪ I shall know him

♪ I shall know him

♪ I've redeemed
by the prints

♪ the prints of the
nails in his hands ♪