Original subtitles

- This is not a drill, soldier.

( echo ) This is not a drill, soldier.

We clear on that?

This is a live project...

and you are go.

( echo ) and you are go. - ( speaking Russian )

- Training is over.

( echo ) Training is over.

( people speaking Russian )

- Training is over.

( woman pleading in Russian )

( gun cocks )

( gunshot )

( waves crashing )

- ( sighs )

- I’m okay. It’s fine.

It’s just a headache.

- You’re burning up.

( water running )

- It’s okay.

Just a headache.

- Anything new?

- No.

It’s just bits and pieces.

I can hear Conklin’s voice,

and there’s that photograph, but...

I just can’t stay with it.

- But you’re sure it’s not just a bad dre--

- It happened.

It was a mission...

and I was there.

- You should write it down.

- ( sighing )

- No, two years we’re scribbling in that notebook,

- and it’s always bad... - It hasn’t been two years.

- ...and now it’s just the same thing over and over again.

- But that’s why we write it down,

because sooner or later, you’ll remember something good.

- I do remember something good...

all the time.

( bird chirps )

- I want one final go-round.

- All teams, listen up.

We are standing by for final green.

- Survey Two, I need to know when you’ve got eyes.

- Hub, this is Survey Two. I have eyes.

- Copy that.

Survey One, this is Hub.

Do you have visual contact?

- Hub, this is Survey One.

Mobile One is in motion.

( overlapping chatter )

- Survey Three, that is good.

( telephone rings ) - Hub.

- Director Marshall from Langley.

- Langley. - Stand by, please.

- Martin? - I’m here.

So is Donnie and Jack Weller.

We understand you’re using

the full allocation for this buy.

- It’s where we came out.

- It’s a lot of money, Pam.

- For a thief, a mole.

If it does nothing more than narrow the list of suspects,

it’s a bargain at 10 times the price.

- Hub, this is Survey Two.

Escort is breaking off.

Mobile One is entering the building.

- Gentlemen, I have the seller on site and in play.

Quite frankly, there’s nothing much more to discuss.

- All right, Pam. Your call.

- Go. - We’re on.

- Audio contact only.

- Switching to channel one now.

- Copy that. That’s affirmative.

( electricity buzzes )

( elevator dings )

( speaking Russian)

- Hub, Mobile One and seller have entered the office.

- Copy that.

- This is everything?

( speaking Russian )

( beeping )

( gunfire )

- Those were shots.

( gunshot )

- Survey One, come in! Survey One,

I need to know what happened. What are you seeing?

- ...moving. Do you see any shadows?

- I see nothing. - Get some men in there.

Get some men in there right now! - Pull it up, Kurt!

...contact. I don’t care if it’s visual. Get something.

- Mobile One, can you copy, please?

- Are you there, Mobile One? - Damn it.

- I’m sorry. - Survey Two, what do you see?

- But we called it. - Got a green light.

- Eyes up the whole way. Go. - Yes, I understand.

...Association’s annual conference here in Berlin

is Pecos Oil Chief Executive Officer, Yuri Gretkov.

In just six years, Gretkov has turned Pecos

into an oil empire, which in turn...

( muffled voices )

...has become one of the wealthiest men in Russia

after consolidating drilling rights in the Caspian Sea

and gaining control of one of the world...

( door closes ) - ( speaking Russian )

( overlapping chatter )

( dog barks )

- How much? - Five rupees.

- Good morning, sir.

- Morning.

He’s my friend.

There’s been a death in the family,

and I wonder if you’ve seen him.

( horn honks )

- Hey. - Get in.

- What’s wrong? - We’re blown.

- How?

- We pushed it. We got lazy.

- ( car horns honk ) - Idiot!

( car horn honks )

- All right. That’s twice now I’ve seen the same guy.

I saw him in town. He was at the telegraph office.

- Are you sure? How-- how can you be sure?

- It’s just wrong. The guy, the car he’s driving,

what he’s wearing, it’s just wrong.

( horn honks )

- ( horn honks ) - But, Jason,

- let’s think for a while. - This is real.

- It could be anybody. - This is real.

That’s him. That’s him right there.

Get your head down. Silver Hyundai.

- Get your head down. - ( horn honks )

( car horn honks )

How far is it?

How far?

- 100 meters.

- Here. Take the wheel.

You’re gonna drive.

Switch.

Just head to the bridge.

Turn here. Cut through the field.

- Hang on.

( truck horn honks )

( car horn honks )

- All right, you keep going to the shack. I’ll meet you there in one hour.

I’m gonna bail out on the other side of this bridge.

It’s the only way he can follow us.

- What if it’s not who you think it is?

- It’s them. It’s Treadstone. - Jason, don’t do it.

- Look, Marie... - I don’t want you to do it!

- I told ’em what would happen if they didn’t leave us alone!

- It’s never gonna be over like this. I don’t want--

- We don’t have a choice.

- Yes, you do.

( glass breaks )

( car horn honks )

( gasps )

( overlapping chatter )

( overlapping chatter )

- ( siren blares ) - ( radio chatter )

- ( speaking German )

- Danke.

- Two of these explosive charges placed on power lines,

and one of ’em failed.

Here are the fingerprints from the one that didn’t go off.

- And the Germans can’t match it?

- No. Nobody’s got it.

We checked out every database we could access,

but we’re hooked into Langley now.

- Run it. - Okay.

- What the hell is Treadstone?

All right, get me a flight.

We’re going to Langley.

( P.A. announcements in Russian )

( speaking in Russian )

( zipper zips )

( overlapping chatter )

- Two men dead,

3 million in cash gone,

no Neski files,

and all very public.

This is still a clandestine agency, no?

- I don’t view this event as a failure.

- You call it a success?

- We have a lead,

a fingerprint left by the assassin.

He’s one of us.

- Who is it?

- What can you tell me about Treadstone?

- Treadstone?

- It’s where the trail dead ends.

If you want an answer,

you’re gonna have to give me a level-five S.C.I. access.

We have a lead, Marty.

- All right.

You’ve got your clearance,

but you’re on a very short leash,

and you’ll give a full report to the group.

I want to know where you’re going with this.

- Sir.

( overlapping chatter )

( telephone line rings ) - Ward?

- Yes? - Pamela Landy.

- Hey, Pam. What can I do for you?

- I was hoping you had some time for me.

- Time for what? - I’m free right now, actually.

- That sounds ominous.

Let me check my schedule.

- Excuse me, I need to--

- Excuse me. Can I help you?

- Yeah, I’m here to see Mr. Abbott.

- 20 minutes?

See you.

- Operation Treadstone.

- Never heard of it. - That’s not gonna fly.

- With all due respect, Pam,

I think you might have wandered a little past your pay grade.

- That’s a warrant from Director Marshall

granting me unrestricted access

to all personnel materials associated with Treadstone.

- So what are we looking at?

- I want to know about it.

- Know about it? It was a kill squad,

black on black.

We closed it down two years ago.

Nobody wants to know about Treadstone,

not around here, so I think you better take this

back to Marty and let him know exactly what you’re doing.

- He does. I’ve been down to the archives.

I have the files, Ward.

Let’s talk about Conklin. - What are you after, Pam?

You want to fry me?

You want my desk. Is that it?

- I want to know what happened.

- What happened? Jason Bourne happened.

You got the files.

Then let’s cut the crap.

Conklin had these guys

wound so tight they were bound to snap.

Bourne was his number one.

The guy went for a job, screwed the op, never came back.

Conklin couldn’t fix it,

couldn’t find Bourne, couldn’t adjust.

It all went sideways.

- So you had Conklin killed.

I mean, if we’re cutting the crap.

- I’ve given 30 years and 2 marriages to this agency.

I’ve shoveled shit on four continents.

I’m due to retire next year,

but if you think I’m gonna sit here

and let you dangle me with this,

you can go to hell

and Marshall, too.

It had to be done.

- And Bourne, where is he now?

- Dead in a ditch,

drunk in a bar in Mogadishu.

- Who knows? - I think I do.

I had a deal going down in Berlin last week, and during the buy,

both our case officer and the seller were killed.

They were killed by Jason Bourne.

( knock on door )

( door opens )

- They’re ready for us upstairs.

( overlapping chatter )

- ( speaking Italian )

- Seven years ago, $20 million of C.I.A. funds

disappeared during a wire transfer through Moscow.

In the investigation that followed,

we were contacted by a Russian politician, Vladimir Neski.

Neski claimed we had a leak

and that we’d been ripped off by one of our own.

- And were we? - We never found out.

We were negotiating a meet with Mr. Neski when he was killed.

- By who? - His wife.

- The case had gone cold until a month ago,

when we found a source, another Russian in Berlin

who claimed to have access to the Neski murder files.

We thought we had another bite at the apple.

Turns out the assassin was one of our own,

Jason Bourne.

Now, I know Treadstone’s

not a very popular subject around here,

but we found some interesting things

when we dug a little deeper.

This is Conklin’s personal computer.

His Treadstone files are bloated with code keys and case files

that he neither needed nor had clearance for.

Buried in the hard drive, we found a deleted file

with an account number to a bank in Zurich.

At the time of his death, he was sitting

on a personal account in the amount of $760,000.

- You know what his budget was?

We were throwing money at him,

throwing it at him and asking him to keep it dark.

- It was his own account. He was up to something.

- This is supposed to be definitive?

- What’s definitive is that I just lost two people in Berlin.

- So what’s your theory, Conklin’s reaching out

from the grave to protect his good name?

The man is dead.

- No one’s disputing that, Ward.

- Oh, for Christ’s sake, Marty, you knew Conklin.

Does this scan?

I mean, at all?

- Cut to the chase, Pam.

- I think that Bourne and Conklin were in business together,

that Bourne’s still involved

and that whatever information I was trying to buy in Berlin

was big enough to bring Bourne out from hiding to kill again.

How’s that scan?

- Excuse me, sir, but you’re not gonna believe this.

Jason Bourne’s passport just popped up on the grid in Naples.

- Okay. Contact Naples.

They need to know who they’re dealing with.

Find out what kind of local assets we have in place there.

( overlapping chatter )

- No, it’s nothing.

Some guy’s name came up on the computer.

( snaps fingers )

( speaking Italian )

- Yeah. Hey, listen, Tom, I’m gonna call you back, okay?

All right.

Mr. Bourne, I’m John Nevins. I’m with the U.S. consulate.

I just have a few questions for you.

( clears throat )

- You’re coming out of Tangiers, is that correct?

What’s the, uh, nature of your visit to Naples?

( speaking Italian )

( sighs )

- Look, I don’t know what you did,

and I don’t know who you’re working for,

but I promise you this.

You’re gonna play ball one way or the other.

( cellphone ringing )

( sighs ) This is Nevins.

- This is Tom Cronin, C.I.A. Operations Officer,

calling from Langley, Virginia.

Do you have a Jason Bourne in custody?

- Yes, I do. - Listen,

he’s an Agency priority target.

Use whatever means necessary to detain him,

and call me back as soon as he’s secure.

- I understand.

( overlapping chatter )

( beeping )

( car alarm chirps )

- He’s been detained.

- Here’s the number. - ( dialing )

He’s being interrogated by a field officer out of the consulate.

( cellphone ringing )

- Hello.

This is Pamela Landy, C.I. Supervisor.

Where do we stand?

- I, uh, think he got away.

- ( sighs ) - Damn it.

- Have you locked down the area?

- Locked it down? No. No. This is-- this is Italy.

They don’t exactly lock down-- - How long have you worked for the Agency?

- Me? Four years, ma’am. - Well, if you ever want to make it to five,

you’re gonna listen to me real close.

Jason Bourne is armed and extremely dangerous.

Last week in Berlin, he assassinated two men,

one a highly experienced field officer.

I want you to secure that area, I want any evidence secured,

and I want it done right now. Is that clear?

- Yes, sir. Ma’am.

- I’m getting on a plane to Berlin in 45 minutes,

which means you’re gonna call me back in 30,

and when I ask you where we stand,

I had better be impressed.

- Berlin? - I already have a team in place there.

I doubt that Bourne’s in Naples ready to start a family.

- You have no idea what you’re getting into here.

- Do you have any idea? From the minute he left Treadstone,

he’s killed and eluded every single person that you’ve sent to find him.

- So you read a couple of files on Jason Bourne.

- That makes you an expert? - This is my case, Ward.

- Enough.

- I want you both on that plane.

We are, all of us, going to do what we were either too lazy

or inept to do the last time around.

You’re gonna find this son of a bitch and take him down.

I’m not having Jason Bourne destroy any more of this agency.

Is that definitive enough for you?

- Yes. - Yes.

- Jason Bourne is armed and extremely dangerous.

Last week in Berlin, he assassinated two men,

one a highly experienced field officer.

- I want that area-- - ( tape rewinding )

...Berlin, he assassinated two men,

one a highly experienced field officer.

I want that area secured, I want any evidence secured,

and I want it done right now.

( truck horn honks )

CONKLIN: This is not a drill, soldier.

This is not a drill, soldier.

( echo ) Not a drill, soldier.

We clear on that? ( echo ) We clear on that?

- ( speaking Russian )

( woman pleading in Russian )

- ( gasps )

( engine shuts off )

( starts engine )

( bells tolling )

( overlapping chatter )

- You’d been working at Treadstone for three years.

And your cover at the time was what?

- That I was an American student in Paris.

- And what exactly did your job

with Treadstone in Paris consist of?

- I had two responsibilities.

One was to coordinate logistical operations.

The other was to monitor the health of the agents.

- Health meaning what? - Their mental health.

Because of what they had been through,

they were prone to a variety of problems.

- What kind of problems?

- Depression, anger, compulsive behaviors.

They had physical symptoms,

headaches, sensitivity to light.

- Amnesia?

- Before Bourne, no.

- ( knocks on door )

- Plane’s ready.

- There’s a car waiting for you. - Good luck.

- No, you were his local contact.

You were with him the night Conklin died.

You’re coming with us.

( overlapping chatter )

( radio chatter )

- Langley pulled an image out of Naples.

It’s uploading right now.

- It’s coming in now. Working.

- I need clearance.

- He’s not hiding, that’s for sure.

- Why Naples? Why now?

- Could be random. - Zoom in.

- Maybe he’s running. - On his own passport?

- What is he actually doing? - He’s making his first mistake.

- It’s not a mistake.

They don’t make mistakes.

They don’t do random.

There’s always an objective, always a target.

- The objectives and targets always came from us.

Who’s giving them to him now?

- Scary version?

He is.

( beeping )

- I emptied it.

- It felt a little light.

- Put it down.

Front.

- Sorry. Old habits.

- Use your teeth. - Ah.

Word in the ether was you’d lost your memory.

- You still should’ve moved.

- What do you want?

- Conklin.

- He is dead,

shot dead in Paris,

dead the night you walked out.

- So who’s running Treadstone now?

- Nobody. They shut it down.

It’s over.

We’re the last two.

- If it’s over, then why are they still after me?

- I don’t know.

- Ever heard the name Pamela Landy?

- I don’t know who that is.

- Pamela Landy in Berlin. What’s going on in Berlin?

- I don’t know.

Why would I lie?

I thought you were here to kill me.

- What’d you do?

- I’m sorry.

- Did you call it in?

Get up. Come on.

You have a car out front?

- The keys are in my coat pocket,

but we should-- - What?

- Go out the back. I have another car.

( telephone ringing )

( ringing stops )

- ( gagging )

- ( gagging )

( gagging stops )

- ( panting )

( dog barking )

( gas hisses )

( dog resumes barking )

( spits )

( radio chatter )

( car alarms blaring )

( sirens blaring )

( overlapping chatter )

( P.A. announcements in German )

( overlapping chatter )

( telephone dials )

- ( line rings ) - ( speaking German )

- ( speaking German ) ...Pamela Landy...

( speaking German )

- Danke.

( dials )

( telephone line rings )

- ( speaking German )

- ( speaking German ) ...Pamela Landy...

( dials )

( telephone line rings )

- Westin Grand Hotel... ( speaking German )

- Pamela Landy, bitte.

( speaking German )

( speed dials )

- Westin Grand Hotel. ( speaking German )

- Pamela Landy, please.

- One moment, please.

- Thank you.

( telephone rings )

- ( speaking German )

- Yeah, I wanted to call a guest, Pamela Landy.

- Just one second, please.

( ring ) - Hello.

Hello.

- I’m sorry, sir. The phone’s busy right now.

Would you like to leave a message?

- I’ll just try later, thank you.

( overlapping chatter )

- Okay. Let’s take a look at the timeline.

What’s Bourne’s objective?

Now, I want to break this out in boxes.

Naples outbound. Check everything,

flights, trains, police reports.

That’s box one. Teddy, that’s yours.

- Got it.

- Box number two, call it "prior connections."

I want to rerun all Bourne’s Treadstone material,

every footstep.

Kim, box three.

I want to identify his method of travel.

Stay on the local cops.

We need a vehicle, a parking ticket, something.

Langley’s offered to upload any satellite imaging we need,

so let’s find a target for them.

Danny, box four.

I need fresh eyes.

Review the buy where we lost the Neski files.

Timeline it with what we know about Bourne’s movements.

Turn it upside down and see what we find.

Come on, guys. We ran this guy’s life

with total control for all those years.

We should be a step ahead of him!

You want to go home, find Jason Bourne.

( speed dials ) ( telephone line ringing )

- Pamela Landy.

- This is Jason Bourne.

- Bourne? - It’s Bourne.

- We need 90 seconds to triangulate his position.

- What do you want?

- Are you running Treadstone?

- Treadstone was closed down two years ago.

You know that.

- Then who’s planning the missions now?

- There are no missions. It’s over.

- Then what do you want with me?

- Berlin.

Have you forgotten what happened in Berlin?

( thunder rumbling )

You killed two people, Bourne.

( echo ) You killed two people, Bourne.

You killed two people, Bourne.

( garbled voices )

CONKLIN: Vladimir Neski.

Vladimir Neski.

( muted chatter )

- Bourne?

- I want to come in.

- Okay. How do you want to do it?

- We need 35 seconds.

- I need someone I know to bring me in.

- Who?

- There was a girl in Paris,

was part of the program.

She used to handle logistics.

Alexanderstrasse, 30 minutes, under the World Clock.

- Send her alone. - 20 seconds.

- Give her your phone.

- What if I can’t find her?

- It’s easy. She’s standing right next to you.

( hangs up )

- ( radio chatter ) - ( dial tone )

- There’s just so many of them, sir.

- Here it is. - Can you enhance visual...

- Yeah. - Look at the second quadrant.

- All surveys, keep your eyes and ears open.

- Where is he? - Second quadrant, please,

- and pull all the way up. - The clock is right here.

Shit. He’s put her right in the middle of everything here.

- This is a security nightmare.

There is no way we are gonna get her covered.

- Call a Mayday in to Berlin station.

We need snipers, D.O.D., whatever they’ve got.

- No snipers! No snipers. You put snipers on the roof,

and it’ll scare him off, and I need answers.

- You can’t really believe he wants to come in.

He knows something about the Neski case,

and I’m not gonna pass up this chance to find out what it is.

- Don’t be a fool! Not when we’re this close!

- Are we talking about protecting Nicky or killing Bourne?

- We’re talking about killing Bourne.

- We’re talking about the next dead body.

It might be Nicky. It will be someone. - You’re not hearing me.

Bourne dead gives me nothing.

- Can I talk to you privately?

- ( door closes ) - What?

- I know how you’re feeling. You lost two men in Berlin,

and you want it to mean something,

but nothing Bourne gives you will bring your men back.

Nothing in those files makes their sacrifice worthwhile.

You have to let go.

We’re professionals.

When an operation goes bad, we tie it off.

- If there’s something you’re not telling me,

I want it now, before I send that girl out there.

Do you understand?

- You talk about this stuff like you read it in a book.

- What do you want to do?

- Put the snipers in place.

If things go bad, we take him out.

- You got it.

( overlapping chatter )

( birds squawk )

( radio chatter in German )

( protestors chanting in German )

- Hub, this is Survey One.

- We have a crowd moving in. - That’s right, sir.

- It’s some sort of protest march.

- I’m sorry. That’s as close as I can get.

- Survey Two, can you get in any closer, please?

- Kurt, make sure the south end is covered.

- Roger. - I need you to have a clear shot...

- Affirmative. Copy that.

- ( speaking German ) - ( whistling )

- ( speaking German on loudspeaker )

( cellphone ringing )

( ring )

- Hello.

- There’s a tram coming towards you. Get on it.

- She’s moving to the tram. - She’s coming your way, Survey Five.

- Okay, going-- Where’s it going, Kurt?

- Tram is going to Alexanderplatz Station is the next stop.

( horns blare )

- This is Survey Five. I can’t see him.

I don’t see him.

- Hub, this is Survey Two. She’s getting on the tram.

- She’s getting on the tram. - Zoom in on the tram.

- Bourne’s on the tram.

- I don’t think he’s on the tram. - He’s on the tram.

- All right, Survey One, zoom in.

- Stand by. - Send ’em in to follow.

Tell ’em to keep their distance. - Go! All units, go!

- Okay, Delta, let’s go. Get on it.

( overlapping yelling )

- Tell them to hurry. - Movement.

- We’ve got nothing on the south side.

( siren blares )

- Alexanderplatz station, 25 seconds.

- Have them get on that train.

- ( yelling in German )

- ( speaking German on loudspeaker )

- This is Survey Three. There’s a lot of protestors here.

There’s no way we can cover her out there.

- Get her out of there. - Go! Delta, move! Now!

- ( gasps )

- She’s not here.

- She’s gone. - God damn it!

- They’re not on the tram. - He’s one guy! Where the hell is he?

- Jason, please don’t hurt me.

- What were my words? What did I say?

Said leave me alone, leave me out of it.

- I did. I swear, Jason.

I-- I told them that I believed you.

- I’m gonna ask you some simple questions.

You’re gonna answer me honestly,

or I swear to God I’m gonna kill you.

- Delta, give me something. I need something.

- They’re on it. They’re on it.

- Who’s Pamela Landy?

- She’s a task force chief. - Is she running Treadstone?

- No. She’s-- She’s the Deputy Director.

- Why is she trying to kill me?

- Last week, an Agency field officer

tried to make a buy off of one of her ops.

He was trying to sell out a mole or something.

- And? - And you got to him

- before we did. - I killed him?

- You left a print. There were partial prints

that traced back to Treadstone. They know it was you.

- That is insane.

- Well, why are you doing this? Why-- why come back now?

- Just stop. Stop. - Landy was buying--

- Last week, I was 4,000 miles away

in India watching Marie die.

They came for me, and they killed her instead.

This ends now.

- ( gasps )

( static )

- Find her! - ( gasps )

- What do you people want with me? Why are you trying to frame me?

- Please, I’m only here because of Paris. Abbott dragged us all--

- Abbott? Who’s Abbott? - Conklin’s boss.

He-- he shut down Treadstone. - Is he here in Berlin?

- Yes. - Did he run Treadstone?

- ( sobbing ) - Did he run Treadstone?

- Yes. Conklin reported to him.

Please, please, I swear.

- All right. What was-- what was Landy buying?

What kind of files? - Conklin. Stuff on Conklin.

It was something to do with a Russian politician.

( voices echo in Russian )

- Neski?

- W-What? What are you talking about?

- Training is over.

( echo ) Training is over. Training is over.

- When-- When was I here in Berlin?

- What? What are you talking about?

- For Treadstone. You know my file.

I did a job here. When?

- No. You’ve never worked in Berlin before.

- My first job, in Berlin.

I did a job here. You know my file.

- No. You’ve never worked Berlin before. - My first job!

- No, your first assignment was Geneva.

- You fucking people! - ( screams ) I swear! I swear!

- I know I was here, Nicky! - You never worked here!

It’s not in your file! It’s not in your file.

- I know I was here!

- You never were here before, I swear.

Oh, please.

( woman pleading in Russian )

( gunshot echoes )

( sobbing )

( P.A. announcements in German )

- Think he’s gotta be down here somewhere.

Pam, I want to show you something.

- Take a look at this. - See, now, Alexanderplatz.

We got three levels. We got 15 tunnels.

They’re all converging in a five-block radius. Over here, luftschutzbunker.

- Okay. - That was an old war shelter. - How many men are out there?

- Two covering the back stairs. The rest are fanned out for a search.

- What’s our security situation here?

- Where here? The ground? - Here. Here in the building.

Check everything, and recheck,

all the stairwells, all the hallways, everything.

- Done.

- Should go downstairs. - Okay, let’s go public.

Release his photo to the Berlin police.

And check out his story about the girlfriend in India, too.

- I’m on it.

- You’re in a big puddle of shit, Pamela,

and you don’t have the shoes for it.

- He said he didn’t know anything about Berlin.

- He knew that Nicky was wearing a wire.

Don’t you think that was for our benefit?

- He didn’t sound like a man in control to me.

- We know he was in Berlin.

His mind is broken! We broke it. And now--

- What, now terminate him? You’ve been pushing that agenda

ever since we got here to Berlin.

- He also said you’re running Treadstone! Should we believe that, too?

- I’m convinced that Bourne knows something.

- He knows that you’re after him,

and in the interest of self-preservation,

you might start with that.

- Check on those photos. Have they gone out?

- Damn it.

- No, sir, after the door slammed...

( overlapping chatter )

- I need to show you something.

- Yes, we saw you.

( overlapping chatter )

- All right. I finished my box work,

but I wanted to show you before I showed Landy.

I came down here last night

because none of this is making any sense.

I mean, I’m with you,

Conklin was a nut, but a traitor?

I just can’t get there.

- What do you have, Danny?

- All right. You put a four-gram Kel on here,

it’s gonna take out power to the building. You know that.

There were two charges

that were supposed to go off simultaneously.

The second one, the one over here, didn’t go off.

Now, first of all, this is nothing.

It’s a sub line for the breaker above.

And second, why put the charge all the way down here?

If you’re good enough to get in here and handle the gear,

you’re good enough to know you don’t need this.

Bourne would know.

- It was staged? - Is it a slam dunk? No,

but what if somebody were trying to cover their tracks

by blaming Conklin and Bourne?

What if Bourne didn’t have anything to do with this?

- Show me again. - All right.

Well, if you put a four-gram-- ( grunts )

( overlapping chatter in German )

CONKLIN: Pull over. He’s getting out.

This is not a drill, soldier.

We’re clear on that?

This is a live project, and you are go.

We’ll see you on the other side.

( overlapping chatter )

( piano playing )

- Good evening, sir. How can I help you?

- Yeah, hi. I want to get a room for the night.

- Do you have a reservation? - No.

Actually, is room, uh, 645 available?

I’ve stayed there before.

- ( thunder rumbling ) - ( overlapping chatter )

- I’m sorry, sir. That room is occupied.

How about room 644? It’s right across the hall.

Sir?

644?

- That’s fine. Thank you.

- I just need your passport and a signature.

Right here, please.

Have a nice night.

( elevator dings )

( echoing chatter in Russian )

( speaking German )

( buzzer sounds )

( speaking German )

( speaking German )

( speaking German )

- Where?

Brecker Hotel. On the Ku’damm.

Okay, w-we’re there. Take the van!

- Brecker? How far? - About five, six minutes.

( indistinct chatter )

( overlapping chatter )

( conversation in Russian )

( Russian echoing )

( Russian continues )

- ( gasps )

( gunshot )

( pleading in Russian )

( gunshot )

- Congratulations, soldier. Training is over.

( telephone ringing )

- ( speaking German )

( overlapping chatter in German )

( chatter echoing )

( siren blaring )

- Black coat, possibly leather,

dark t-shirt, dark pants. Now, the cops out there

want to corral all the guests together out on the sidewalk

and check ’em out one by one.

- That would really work.

What the hell is he doing here?

- Oh, maybe he just wanted to stay the night.

- ( speaking German )

( sirens blaring )

- ( speaking German)

- ( shouting in German )

( glass shatters )

- Ah. ( grunts )

( overlapping yelling in German )

( siren blares )

( overlapping chatter )

- They missed him? - Yeah, so far, but they found Nicky.

She’s back at the Westin. Bourne let her go.

- He let her go? - Yeah.

- Where’s Danny Zorn?

He ought to head over there and debrief her.

Why did Bourne come here?

- We don’t know yet.

Landy’s upstairs in one of the rooms.

She said she’d call you when she’s done.

- Okay.

I think I’ll take a cab back to the hotel.

- So, the room he checked into was across the hall.

- Mm.

- Why would he come in here?

What are you thinking? - I recognize this room from a photo.

There was a chalk outline right here

around the body of Vladimir Neski.

- This is where his wife killed him?

- Do you still think his wife killed him?

- Guess he got out through this window.

- We just got word from the Berlin police.

They found Danny Zorn’s body.

- I want you two to stay on Bourne.

Check everything that’s out there.

Call Abbott. Tell him to wait for me in his hotel.

I’m coming to see him.

( elevator dings )

( cellphone ringing )

- Da. - It’s me.

They’re onto Neski.

- This is not a clean phone.

- They can’t prove anything without Bourne.

Kill Bourne, and you kill this investigation.

- I’m afraid, Ward, the time has come for us to part company.

- Listen, Yuri, you bought those oil leases

with 20 million in stolen C.I.A. seed money.

You owe me.

- I gave you your cut. - We both got rich.

I don’t owe you anything.

- The plan can still be salvaged.

Just get Bourne. Do you hear me?

He’s still out there. Now, get him. Get Jason--

- ( beeps ) - ( dial tone )

I don’t suppose it’ll do me much good to cry for help, huh?

- Not much.

You killed her.

- It was a mistake.

It was supposed to be you.

There were files linking me to the Neski murder.

If the files disappeared and they suspected you,

they’d be chasing a ghost for 10 years.

- So we got in the way?

Is that why Neski died?

Is that why you killed Marie?

- You killed Marie

the minute you climbed into her car.

The minute you entered her life, she was dead.

( grunts ) - I told you people to leave us alone.

I fell off the grid. I was halfway around the world.

- There’s no place it won’t catch up to you.

It’s how every story ends.

It’s what you are, Jason,

a killer.

You always will be.

Go ahead. Go on.

Go on. Do it. Do it!

- She wouldn’t want me to.

That’s the only reason you’re alive.

( overlapping chatter )

( P.A. announcements in German )

- ( overlapping chatter ) - ( telephones ringing )

- Anything else? - Enhancing.

( whistle blows )

( P.A. announcement in German )

( knock on door )

I’m a patriot.

I served my country.

- And Danny Zorn, what was he? - Unlucky.

Collateral damage.

- So what do we do now?

- I’m not sorry.

- ( gunshot ) - ( gasps )

( indistinct chatter )

- ( speaking Russian )

( speaking Russian )

- ( telephones ringing ) - ( overlapping chatter )

- No, no, no. Forget it.

- Call me as soon as he’s secure.

- No, that’s nothing. - We could sync up.

- Who’s this guy? - Platform P.

- Go ahead. Go on. Go on. Do it. Do it!

- She wouldn’t want me to.

That’s the only reason you’re alive.

( telephones ringing )

- Got a call from Langley.

They’re, uh, going through Abbott’s records,

and Marshall wants to know what’s going on with Bourne.

- Wait, Teddy. Teddy, who’s this?

Look at this guy. He’s about to enter right there. There!

- Oh-- - Okay, right through...

- That’s Bourne. - ...there.

Get down here! We got something!

- What do you got? - We got a sighting!

- Check it out. - There. I got it

on the big monitor. Hold on. I’m a little--

- Look. There he comes again.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on!

He’s just entered frame.

- It’s the coat! That’s him!

- What train is that?

- That’s the train to Moscow.

- Why the hell would he go to Moscow?

- Get me the Russian Interior Ministry. - I’ve got it.

( dance music blaring )

( overlapping chatter )

- ( speaking Russian )

( overlapping chatter )

( P.A. announcements in Russian )

( car alarm chirps )

- ( speaking Russian )

( siren blaring )

( man speaking Russian on radio )

( radio chatter in Russian )

( cellphone ringing )

- Da.

- ( speaking Russian )

( doorbell rings )

( dog barking )

( cellphone ringing )

- ( speaking Russian )

( siren blaring )

- ( gunshot ) - ( grunts )

( chatter in Russian )

( siren blaring )

( handcuffs clicking )

( overlapping chatter in Russian )

( screaming )

( siren blaring )

- ( speaking Russian )

- ( gasping )

( car horns honking )

( radio chatter )

( glass clinking )

( sirens approaching )

( overlapping chatter in Russian )

- ( speaking Russian )

- I speak English.

- I’m not gonna hurt you.

I won’t hurt you.

You’re older...

older than I thought you’d be.

That picture...

does that mean a lot to you?

- It’s nothing.

It’s just a picture. - No.

It'’s ’cause you don’t know how they died.

- I do.

- No, you don’t.

I would want to know.

I would want to know that my--

that my mother didn’t kill my father...

that she didn’t kill herself.

- What?

- That’s not what happened to your parents.

I killed them.

I killed ’em.

It was my job.

It was my first time.

Your father was supposed to be alone.

But then your mother...

came out of nowhere...

and I had to change my plan.

It changes things...

that knowledge,

doesn’t it?

When what you love gets taken from you...

you want to know the truth.

I’m sorry.

( telephone ringing )

- Pamela Landy.

- I hear you’re still looking for me.

- Bourne? - What do you want?

- I wanted to thank you

for the tape.

We got what we needed.

It’s all tied off. It’s over.

I guess I owe you an apology.

- Is that official?

- No, off the record.

You know how it is.

- Goodbye. - Wait. Wait.

David Webb,

that’s your real name.

You were born 4-15-71 in Nixa, Missouri.

Why don’t you come in, and we’ll talk about it?

Bourne?

- Get some rest, Pam.

You look tired.

( music playing )

♪ Extreme ways are back again ♪

♪ Extreme places I didn’t know ♪

♪ I broke everything new again ♪

♪ Everything that I’d owned ♪

♪ I threw it out the windows, came along ♪

♪ Extreme ways I know ♪

♪ Will part the colors of my sea ♪

♪ Perfect colored me ♪

♪ Extreme ways that help me ♪

♪ That help me out late at night ♪

♪ Extreme places I had gone ♪

♪ That never see any light ♪

♪ Dirty basements, dirty noise ♪

♪ Dirty places coming through ♪

♪ Extreme worlds alone ♪

♪ Did you ever like it then? ♪

♪ I would stand in line for this ♪

♪ There’s always room in life for this ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Then it fell apart ♪

♪ It fell apart ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Then it fell apart ♪

♪ It fell apart ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Then it fell apart ♪

♪ It fell apart ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Like it always does ♪

♪ Always does ♪

♪ Extreme sounds that told me ♪

♪ They held me down every night ♪

♪ I didn’t have much to say ♪

♪ I didn’t give up the light ♪

♪ I closed my eyes and closed myself ♪

♪ And closed my world and never open up to anything ♪

♪ That could get me at all ♪

♪ I had to close down everything ♪

♪ I had to close down my mind ♪

♪ Too many things have cut me ♪

♪ Too much can make me blind ♪

♪ I seen so much in so many places ♪

♪ So many heartaches, so many faces ♪

♪ So many dirty things ♪

♪ You couldn’t even believe ♪

♪ I would stand in line for this ♪

♪ It’s always good in life for this ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Then it fell apart ♪

♪ It fell apart ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

♪ Then it fell apart ♪

♪ It fell apart ♪

- ♪ Oh, baby ♪ - ♪ Oh, baby ♪

- ♪ Oh, baby ♪ - ♪ Oh, baby ♪

- ♪ Then it fell apart ♪ - ♪ Fell apart ♪

- ♪ It fell apart ♪ - ♪ It fell apart ♪

- ♪ Oh, baby ♪ - ♪ Oh, baby ♪

- ♪ Oh, baby ♪ - ♪ Oh, baby ♪

- ♪ Like it always does ♪ - ♪ Always does ♪

- ♪ Always does ♪ - ♪ Always does ♪

( instrumental playing )