All language subtitles for The Expanse S03E04 Reload

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- We only have two
torpedoes left.

PDC rounds are under 10%.

We're in a war with no bullets.

- Maybe now would be a good time

for you to tell me
why you're here.

- I need to send a tight-beam

to Admiral Souther on
the "Agatha King."

Secretary Errinwright
commissioned Jules-Pierre Mao

to manufacture protomolecule
hybrid soldiers.

- Did you see how Katoa
jumped really high?

Dr. Strickland says one day,

I might be able to
jump like that.

I hope I can.

- What we are doing is hard.
We have to be strong.

- The experiment is over.
Shut it down.

- You're not going to lo to
destroy the protomolecule.

You're going because Earth
doesn't have a sample,

and you need one to
stay in the game.

- I need you to lead
a salvage mission.

Bring back the "Nauvoo."

We're gonna retrofit
the ship for the Belt.

- I'll be addressing
the General Assembly.

I want you to help me write it.

- Every loss that
we inflict on Mars

pushes them closer to launch.

- A preemptive strike.
- Yes.

- If this doesn't work,
millions will die.

Do you know precisely
how many lives

a leader must sacrifice
and still be a good man?

- As few as possible.

- This isn't about
defeating Mars.

Eros proved that no one on
this planet's safe anymore.

And we need to end this,

because we don't know who
or what our next enemy is.

- Fire.

- We have a confirmed
launch from target five.

They got one off
before we hit them.

Total population
in the blast zone

approximately 2 million.

- Didn't need to happen.

If only he hadn't wavered.

♪

- Cut terásh fo one
thousand meter.

Match vector.

Ready da drone.

♪

♪

Lansh da drones.

♪

Du ready da grapple.

Put us on da deck. - Yes, sir.

♪

- Du sheru da burn sequence.

Let's get im turned.

♪

♪

♪

♪

It's this one.

♪

♪

We have secured the "Nauvoo."

We'll begin retrofit
immediately.

♪

♪

- I was just wondering if I
knew any of these people...

If I served with them.

- We're running on empty.

- Yeah.

- Half the fleet is hunting
our two new passengers,

and we're flying
into a war zone.

We need a resupply.

- By robbing graves.

- I feel the same way,
but what else can we do?

- Dead people don't
need their stuff.

♪

- It's a smart idea, Alex.

♪

- Find us a likely candidate.

♪

- I don't know how you can
stand to wear that thing.

- It's the skin of my enemy.

- I guess that makes
this the skin of my ex.

Naomi gave us these.

They'll let us read
newsfeeds, talk to the crew,

but no communications
beyond the ship.

- Didn't they train you to
bend people to your will?

- I can't even make
you do what I want,

and you're half my size.

- Look, I'm a
shooter, not a spy.

I don't usually solve problems
with my people skills.

- I solve problems by talking.

I need that open
channel to Souther.

- But Holden is dead set
on staying out of the war.

I'm betting he won't
let you issue orders

to an admiral over his radio.

- I've met his mother.

I get the impression he won't

be able to ride the
fence for long.

Let's give him a push.

♪

- The "Kittur Chennamma."
Fast attack boat.

I've delivered my fair
share of ammo to these.

- Looks like they were taken
out of the fight early.

PDCs weren't even deployed.

- This is the one.

- This debris field
has a few black boxes

sending out automated
location signals.

We shouldn't hang
around here too long.

- Then let's work fast.

Secure for docking.

Let's get this done.

- Copy that.

- Project Caliban is
more than just a stable

protohybrid supersoldier.

It is also a state-of-the-art
weapons delivery system,

as the following images show.

- Doc, I thought we
learned our lessons

about leaving tools
unsecured in zero G.

Haven't you watched that enough?

- Amos, they're
manufacturing these things,

twisting humans into
monsters on purpose.

How could you do that
to another person?

- I think you and I had
very different childhoods.

- The weaponized hybrid
is placed inside

a fluid suspension pod

and then placed inside
a delivery vehicle.

- Look, I needed to believe
if that was Mei on the hull,

helping to kill her

would be the worst thing
that I could ever do.

I don't know if
that's true anymore.

- Secure that,

and then Cap and I
need your help.

♪

♪

- Railgun round took
out life support

and the main water tank.

No oxygen, no way to make more.

Bad day.

- But brief.

- Okay, guys, you're
gonna be coming up

to an access panel
just about now.

That's gonna put you right
beside one of those PDCs.

- Copy that.

- I guess we just wait.

- Hurry up and wait.

I remember that being the
essence of my military life.

- I'm sorry you're
having to see this.

- Yeah, well,

it's gonna be worse inside.

You know, I'm gonna go and, uh,

make something nice for everyone

when they get back.

- I used to know this fantastic
recipe for red kibble.

- A Belter staple.

Hot and spicy.

- Yeah.
- I mean, you don't have to.

- I know I don't!
- No, no, no.

What I meant was,
that's really nice.

- Amos.

- Almost full!

It's a bullet party.

Come on, Doc, let's get to work.

- Alex, the ship's
drive looked intact.

If we can get the drive online,

we can put some
distance between us

and the rest of the
debris while we work.

- Already on it.

Let's see if we can't

get the "Kittur" to listen.

- With the "Razorback"
and this junker,

we'll have ourselves a convoy.

- Ask Naomi to do a
full safety check.

Then see if you can
fire it up remotely.

Might make the work easier with
some lights and gravity too.

- Roger that.

- Everyone stop moving.

What's happening?

- I just felt something.

SOS.

Someone's alive in here.

I need to talk to him

about this comm situation.

What are you doing?

- We used nearly all our
ammunition saving you two.

- So they're stripping our dead,

and you're okay with this?

- Nobody asked you.

- Why are they setting
up an emergency airlock?

- Rescue operation.

They might've found
some survivors,

and if we hadn't been
stripping the dead,

we wouldn't have.

- Blister seal is good.

We're pressurized.

♪

I knew Mars wouldn't
leave us behind.

♪

- I know what you're thinking.

You're wondering, could
this have been avoided?

- Of course I am.

What kind of person would
want something like this?

- Mars wanted it.

They claim we fired
first over Ganymede

and it was their right.

But this is what they've
wanted for decades.

- The General Assembly will
convene in five minutes.

Please take your seats.

- You wrote a wonderful speech.

You should be front and center.

- I come before you

in a moment of
terrible tragedy...

Carrying, as we all do,

the heartbreaking sorrow

of our nearly 2 million dead.

But we are also

at a singular moment

in history.

We have been confronted
by the unknown

in a way that is unprecedented.

Activity first on Eros,

now on Venus.

The unmistakable existence

of advanced alien life
whose mission and purpose

we cannot fathom.

We must not shy away from this

or pretend otherwise.

The one thing that
we know for certain,

the one thing I can
offer, is this:

Humanity has faced the
unprecedented before.

We have discovered the
unimagined wonders

and terrors before.

And through our courage,
vision, and faith...

Both through our purpose
and in one another...

We have seen our way through

even the darkest nights.

And I am here to tell
you from my heart

that we will do so again.

The first step,

that most necessary and
fundamental beginning,

is for humanity as a
whole to recognize

that we are one people.

Arguments over faction and party

must be set aside so that
we can turn our attention

to this most pressing mystery.

And that, I must tell you

with the greatest sorrow,

is the truth that Mars
has turned away from.

Given a chance to
transcend our history,

Mars has instead insisted

on what it calls independence,

which is actually no more
than a justification

for war and violence.

It looks upon this terrible
and miraculous moment,

and they see it
as an opportunity

to revisit ancient grievances,

to get one over on Earth,

to score points.

They have lost sight of
our shared humanity,

and so they must be reminded.

It is our duty,

not as the government of Earth

but as the moral leaders
of our species,

to unify our factions,

to definitively end

the divisions between
our planets,

to be what we have always been:

One race,

one human race,

under one unified flag,

and, together, move forward

into this brave new
chapter of history.

- Thank you for your help.

♪

- Is the pod assembly
on schedule?

- Yes, sir.

We'll be ready to turn
over the whole system

once the "Agatha King" arrives.

- I want all the data cores
and backups on my shuttle.

- Of course.

- And prep the
children for travel.

They'll all be coming with me.

- Sir, I'm...

I'm afraid that not all
of the children survived.

- Do I need to specify
surviving children?

- Of course not.

I'll get on it right away, sir.

♪

No other line of
research has come close

to this level of success.

Unwillingness to shoulder
the burden of history.

♪

How are you feeling?

- Dizzy.

Attempting to reassess.

- Take him off the
phase-three serum,

and prep for biomass infusion.

- Yes, sir.

- You are doing great.

I think you may have received
your last injection.

- You don't need it anymore.

You're gonna be fine.

- So...

beautiful.

- You certainly are.

- I had almost given up,

you know?

Dust to dust.

- I wasn't worried.

We don't leave our
people behind.

- Yeah.

- Hey, Cap.

- Officer on deck!

Ensign Sinopoli.

Sir, this is Ensign Loftis.

The sleepyhead over here
is Ensign Ranhofer,

and the lieutenant...

- I'm sorry, guys.

He didn't make it.

- Shit!

It's not right.

We lost our command
deck right away.

It was cut clean off.

The whole ship was flashing
lights and alarms.

Then in one second,
all the air was gone.

- We were below.

I didn't know what to do.

I forgot every last
bit of my training.

- The lieutenant
grabbed us one by one,

shoved us into the
compartment, and sealed it up.

- We got punchy with
the air so thin.

I didn't know the LT was...

Is he gonna be okay?

- Uh, yeah.

Yeah, with some time.

- You're out of uniform.

♪

That's a "Tachi" jumpsuit.

This is the "Tachi."

- You're James Holden.

- All right, easy... easy, guys.

- This is a stolen Martian ship.

- It's our boat now.

♪

- So, what, we're
prisoners of war?

- No, because we're
not in this war.

- You'll get food,

medical attention,

whatever you may need.

But for now, you're
confined to your quarters.

- So we are prisoners.
- You're alive.

And I didn't see a
line of Martian ships

coming to save you.

- Hey, guys, I'm gonna... I'm
gonna stick around here,

make sure our guests
are comfortable.

- Copy that.

♪

- You're welcome to go in.

Might make them feel better
to see one of their own.

- I'm not sure they
see me that way now.

- Mars has instead insisted

on what it calls independence,

which is actually no more
than a justification

for war and violence.

It looks upon this terrible
and miraculous moment,

and they see it
as an opportunity

to revisit...

♪

- That Belter girl made food.
You hungry?

- Food.

You put it in that big
hole in your face.

- I need to talk to Holden.

- Good talk.

- How sure are we the ship's
reactor isn't gonna blow up?

- Not very.

The Martian rescue ships
will take a dim view

of us helping ourselves
to their stuff.

Better to get moving
when no one's looking.

♪

- There's nothing else here.

♪

- Mmm.

Our engineer calls
this stuff red kibble.

Little bit spicy, but, damn...

- Belter food.

- Tell your captain we need
to get to a Martian ship

as soon as possible. - Mm.

Yeah, well, that fight that
you all lost out here,

that's going on all over
the system right now.

Your best bet, ride
it out with us,

go home after.

- If Mars loses this war,

there might not be a
home left to return to.

- Three more soldiers
not gonna change that.

- A ship might.

- Maybe we're not enough
to make a difference,

but I'm not gonna hide out here

while everyone I give a
shit about burns back home.

At least those other
two had the decency

not to wear that uniform.

♪

I earned the right to wear this

long before you
were born, junior.

- Well...

guess you're all done, then.

The rest of us...

our loyalty isn't on a clock.

- Look, I did my 20, son,

am honorably discharged.
I'm a civilian now.

- We're at war!

No one's a civilian now.

- Okay, all right, kids.

Enough is enough, all right?
Settle down.

I said settle down.

♪

- We're taking this ship.

- And you will get the
fuck back to work.

- I need full
access to the comms

so I can send this out to
the people who can use it.

- No.

- I can stop what's happening.

- You can't stop anything
with a broadcast

except us breathing.

- Wideband broadcast
would light us up

on everyone's threat board.

We're too close to the
war zone to risk it.

- I just saw the UN
Secretary-General

address the General Assembly.

The man's always been
a fucking bobblehead,

but tonight I saw
something else.

I saw Deputy Errinwright
speaking through his mouth.

And that man is not a fool.

With him running this war,

it won't end until Earth, Mars,
or both are smoking rubble.

- And you can fix
that with a message?

- To the right person, yes.

This is Anna Volovodov.

Back in their protestor days,
she was his conscience.

She wrote the speech that
created his political career.

They share a lot of history.

And she's no stooge
of Errinwright.

- We said no!

We're not sending
any messages out.

Why not the SG himself?

- They'll be monitoring
all UN communications.

But Anna is an outsider

with direct access
to Sorrento-Gillis.

And Errinwright doesn't own her.

Let me send her this message.

If she brings it to the
Secretary-General,

it'll show him who his
deputy really is.

The distance from
Amazonia to Montana

is less than what
we have traveled

since this conversation started.

The longer this goes,

the more bombs will fall.

Please help me stop it.

♪

- Find us a router to
bounce a tight-beam off of,

something that can't
be traced back to us.

We'll send it out as
quietly as we can.

- Thank you for being the man
your mother knows you are.

♪

- This is how it
starts, you know.

- We're sending a
message, nothing more.

- You can't trust her!

♪

I understand what she is.

♪

I'm gonna help Amos
with the supplies.

♪

- How many people
will be in ops?

- I don't know.
- We'll make him go up first.

- Alex, can we take a look at
the drive balancing real quick?

Sorry.

- Don't do anything stupid.
- Good advice.

The armory's down there.
Go get as many guns

as you can carry, and
get back up here.

- Tell the ship that
we have access.

- I can't do that. The captain
has the key for that.

Until we get it, just let me
know what you need me to do.

There's no need to hurt anyone.

- Lay in a course for Callisto.

Open up comms so I
can notify the MCRN

that we're gonna rendezvous with
the Jupiter fleet immediately.

Do it now. - Okay.

But I need to bring my people
over from the "Kittur"

before I can do any maneuvers.

Just let me call them and...

- Yes.

The drive was functional,

and we wanted to get it
away from the debris field

while we worked on it.
- Doesn't matter!

It's junk! Cut it loose!

- I can't abandon
two of my crew.

I know you understand that.

- This is starting to feel
a little bit ungrateful...

♪

- Ammo.

♪

♪

Help!

- Sit.

- She wasn't kidding.

You know, this ship
is running on fumes.

- Let me call my people
on the "Kittur."

I can keep them in the
airlock if you're worried,

but at least I can
keep them safe there.

- It'll be tight, but...

What the hell is that?

- Sino, go see if
Ranhofer's okay.

- I think he's still alive.

Didn't know where the ammo was.

- Put it down!
- You first.

- Do what he says!

- I just sent out
the master alarm,

which means you have between now

and whenever my
mechanic gets back.

- You should believe
him on that.

- Or maybe I should
just shoot this guy.

- There's a version of this
where nobody shoots anybody.

Let's try for that one.

- Hey, fellas.

♪

So what's all the ruckus?

♪

- Stay right there, big girl.

- Okay, I'm gonna
give you a pass

because you're young and stupid,

but keep pointing
that thing at me,

and I'm gonna take
it away from you.

- That's recon gear, Lofty.

She could force-feed you
that gun if she wanted to.

- I'd prefer it
didn't come to that.

- The fact that I didn't
shoot you in the head

should prove to you we'd
rather not kill you.

Is that right?

Another Martian
wearing the uniform

but playing for the other side?

- Shut up! Are you
trying to get us killed?

- Not sure how else this goes!

- Okay, I get it.

I do.

All your friends are dead,

and this feels like a
way to honor them.

It feels like you're
doing your duty.

- I want...
- You want to fight the enemy.

I know.

But I learned a while back

that the hardest
part of this game

is figuring out who
the enemy really is.

And these guys aren't it.

This shit, it didn't work.

I don't want to die here.

- Put the fucking the gun
down and live to find out.

♪

- We'll find another way.

♪

- The calls are coming
in from everywhere.

- Mm-hmm.

- By tomorrow, the
polls will confirm

what we already know,

that you have overwhelming
public support.

- Esteban.

What the hell was that? - Anna.

- No, you twisted my words.

You made me part of
everything that I hate

about all of this!
- Now, that's not fair.

- I can't believe I
fell for this again!

I am such an idiot.

You snapped your fingers,
and I am right back

to following you around,
mopping up the blood.

- What the world needs
right now is precisely...

- You don't get to speak to me!

Not ever again.

And you didn't need to
be his hand puppet.

You could've been
better than this.

You should have been
more than this.

I used to believe that
there was a decent man

somewhere inside you buried
under all that ambition.

I'm sorry I was so wrong.

♪

- That's as much water
as we can spare.

Is it enough?

- Yeah.

That plus the CO tanks we
gave them should be enough

to get them back to their fleet.

- It's nice to be working

on something that's
easy to repair.

- Yeah.

Some things don't get fixed.

♪

- I feel like I'm
awaiting sentencing.

- There's someone I
need you to meet.

- Your friend with the
gun hurt my feelings.

- You seemed to be
the most reasonable.

- You're Chrisjen Avasarala.

- Yes.

- The UN Deputy Undersecretary.

- This is going to
be very tedious

if you remain this dim.

- I don't understand.

What the hell kind
of a ship is this?

- Right, the tedious
version, then.

This war is a lie

started by people in
my own government,

though Mars is not
without some blame.

- Why... why are you
telling me this?

- The only way it can
be stopped is out here,

away from the politicians.

Yes, I am aware of the irony.

- This is why I left.

I needed to find the real enemy
before I could fight them.

It's the only way I
can do my duty...

My true duty... to Mars.

- Okay. Great.

What exactly is it
you're asking me to do?

- When you rejoin your fleet,

I have something I
want you to show

to your commanding officer.

Tell him it came from me.

Ask him to pass this along
to Admiral Souther.

- A UNN Admiral.

- He is with the 3rd
Fleet around Jupiter,

where you're headed, I believe.

- Wait, so you're letting
me rejoin my fleet?

- We're giving you the "KC."

It can already fly.

Our people are getting
it livable again...

Or, you know, more livable.

- Okay, so you
want me to go back

and tell my CO to
hail a UNN admiral

in the middle of a war?

- Yes, exactly.

Or Holden here can
space the three of you

for being such
intolerable idiots.

Honestly, I can go either way.

- I'd rather do the first one.

So far, all you've done
is wound Alex's pride,

which is nothing
we can't forgive

if you're willing to help us.

♪

- So what is this thing that
you want me to show them?

♪

- Time is short,
and I'll be brief.

- I'm more angry at
myself than I am at him.

I knew he was a
lying pile of feces

before I agreed to come.

- Language. Your daughter's
in the next room.

- Feces was as nice as I can...

- And sleeping, so volume too.

- You turn yours down,

'cause I'm probably
gonna yell some more.

- You're upset, but I need
you to keep it together,

because I barely am.

- Namonisko, I'm sorry.

I'm so wrapped up
in my own head,

I haven't even asked
you how you're doing.

- Things at the clinic
are going well.

The young man the
bishop sent over

to handle Sunday worship isn't
being booed off the podium.

And millions of people
just died in the Amazon,

so of course nothing
is really okay.

And Nami's too young
to understand,

but she can tell
that I'm scared.

I don't want her to know this...

That the world can be this bad,

that I can't fix it for her.

- I'm coming home right now.

I'm glad,

if that's the best thing you
can be doing right now.

Don't do it for me.

- I have no...

I have no idea what the
best thing is anymore.

- Hey, hey, my love...

- I-I haven't changed...

Anything!

I just made it worse.

- That can't be true.

- You know, if I
needed to be humbled,

wouldn't having all
my hair fall out

have done it? This...

This feels like overkill.

- Believing that God
is humbling you

using a solar system-wide
war feels ironic,

at the very least.

Okay, I love you. I'm...

I am coming home.

You are the only thing

that I know I'm doing right,

and I need that right now.

- We need you too.

We love you. Come home.

- I am on my way.

I love you.

♪

- Time is short,
and I'll be brief.

Martian Defense
Minister Korshunov

suffered a fatal heart
attack earlier this evening.

Simultaneously, the
MCRN "Karakum,"

dispatched by Korshunov
to take delivery

of your protomolecule
technology,

was destroyed over Ganymede.

And I gave the order.

And I can give the same
order to end your life.

- Hey.

I just wanted to say thanks

for having my back
in there, Gunny.

Well, all of our
backs, actually.

I mean, that situation
could've gone way south

if you hadn't shown
up when you did.

Couldn't let them kill the
only decent cook on this tub.

- Ha-ha.

I don't know. I thought
Naomi's kibble stuff

was very interesting.

- Belter food.

- Hey, best be careful saying
that on this ship, Marine,

'cause Naomi may be
small, but she's tough.

- I know those
Martians were idiots,

but I hope we didn't just
kill those three kids.

- Oh, no, Naomi knows her shit.

She says that boat's
safe, it's safe.

And we didn't lie to them.

We just cut them loose

'cause we thought they
could save some lives.

No other reason.

I just hope they
can do their part.

- Hey, Sailor.

- Let's wage a war on that gut.

- You just can't help
yourself, can you?

♪

Saving everyone.

You just can't stop yourself.

♪

Thank you.

♪

- I'm glad you're okay.

♪

- That seems right.
- I want to see him.

- The answer is no.
- Just for a little bit.

- No, Mei!

- No!

- I already said no!

- I need to!
- You cannot see him!

- You're mean.

- Ah!

I'll handle this.
I know the type.

Now, what's going on
here, my little friend?

- I want to see Katoa.

I haven't seen him for a while.

He got sick. Is he okay?

- I'll have to ask Dr.
Strickland.

- I want to go home. I
want to see my daddy.

- Well, you're not
well enough to travel.

- That's not possible,

because of the war.

- I want to talk to Katoa.

If he's going home,

he can say hi to my dad for me.

- I'll have to ask Dr.
Strickland.

I'll get her.

♪

- Shh, now.

Everything's fine.

I have you.

- I want to see Katoa.

Katoa's in here.

- I saw his nurse go in there.

♪

- Bring Strickland to me, now.

- Katoa! It's me, Mei!

Katoa!

♪

- Open it. Now.

- Sir, we were so close.

I couldn't in good
conscience abandon the test

when we were so far along.

Human trials are essential.

♪

- Bandwidth and
distance irrelevant.

Limitations require
input redundancy.

- Take her.

♪

I'm sorry.

I feel so weird.

My hands...

I didn't mean to.

I...

Inherent to repurposing.

Disassembly reveals
useful pathways.

♪

- It's all connected.

The boy is talking

to the rest of the
protomolecule infestations.

♪

You were right to continue.

He's the key to everything.

♪