All language subtitles for Astrid.et.Raphaelle-S05E04-Le.dernier.des.Azteques_track3_und

00:00:06,840
-What are you smoking?

-A little firecracker.

It's really good,
it's for my arthritis.

-Turn that off. It's going to smell

00:00:20,776
-You disappear for 10 years
and then you turn up unannounced.

-I thought you might need
to see me

after the loss of your baby.
Vibrator.

-Yes, Nico.

I'm not tense, no!
She's laughing.

Yes, I'm on my way.
Can you send me the address?

Yes, I kiss you too.

Kisses.

-Kisses, you're cute.

I wouldn't have imagined you
with a boy like that.

-You told me you were staying 48 hours
a week ago.

-It's okay, I'm going to a friend's.
You promised me we'd go

Dinner with my grandson.

-He doesn't know who you are anymore.

-Don't be mean.

This isn't you.

- We'll find a slot.
- Yeah.

-Turn off that firecracker!

-Kisses, my darling. Have a nice day.

-I'm going to join Raphaëlle.

I had a very pleasant time.

* -Yes, Astrid.

* I'm glad
to have shared it with you.

-I miss your physical presence.

In Japanese.

*I'll try
return soon.

* But I don't want to come back
for a few days.

*I want to find

00:02:07,720
* I love you, Astrid.

-I love you, Tetsuo.

-Okay, so what?

What does this
crime scene look like?

- I've never seen anything like it.
- What do you mean by that?

-Here we go.

The victim is
Philippe Desmond, 65 years old.

He lives alone

in this house.

-What kind of butchery is this?

-We opened him up 30 cm
in the chest.

If he had been stabbed,
the wound wouldn't be shaped like this.

He was deliberately
thorax.

-He's tied up.

Is this some kind of execution?

-There...

There are passive bloodstains.
Other bloodstains

are projected,

but the drops, there,
they fell

At right angles.

-Could the killer have hurt himself?

-I don't know.

Now...

-Oh, shit!

What's this?
- It's a statuette.

-Inside,
is a human heart.

-Huh?

Ah, shit.

He has no heart.

-This must be his.

- Remove your fingers from...
- Photo!

...

- A cardiectomy.
- Absolutely.

The heart has been extracted
from the rib cage.

-Who could have done this?

-This is what we're
to find out.

-No fingerprints,
no DNA trace

at the crime scene.

The only lead we have is...
- It's a ritual sacrifice.

-Sorry.

- A ritual sacrifice.
- A ritual sacrifice, yes.

The victim collected
Aztec art.

The position of the body,
the heart ripped out,

deposited in a ballot box,

It all sounds like a sacrifice
as practiced by the Aztecs.

-The killer thinks he's
an Aztec priest?

-Yes. It could be
some kind of message.

-Whatever it is,

There's a weirdo on the loose.
- Hm.

-Thank you for your time.

-Desmond was no longer
archaeologist.

He had given up research
to devote himself

To a private approach.

-Private? Meaning?

-He was a treasure hunter.

-Ah?

So the statuettes at his place...
- They're stolen relics

on archaeological sites.

He was a scavenger

of graves.

He was involved in art trafficking

In the 2000s.
He was an adventurer.

He even wrote

An autobio.

-How much did he earn?

-The statuettes, a max.

The black market
Pre-Columbian art

- What about privacy?

-Not much.

Not married, hardly any family.

- Close?
- He has a son,

Adopted in Mexico in 2007.
- An adopted son?

Has he been summoned?

-I can't find
phone number or address.

-SDF ?

-Possible.

He's known around the house.

Plaints for theft, poaching,

aggressive behavior.

-Necalli Cantu.

It doesn't have the same name

than his father.

-I'm going to see
if there's anything else on him.

You're having trouble solving it,
this one.

Isn't there an instruction manual?
- Yes, there is,

I have to solve it on my own.

Yes.

Necalli Cantu's name appears

in two files. In 2009,

he vandalized Hôtel Drouot
during the sale

of a statuette
representing the god of water.

In 2012, he tried to steal
an Aztec mask

At the musée du quai Branly.

Now...

-These would be militant actions
to restore

Artwork?
- Yes.

Necalli Cantu declared
that the place of these objects

was in Mexico.

-So the son
of a grave robber

is willing to go to jail
to return antiquities.

I smell a big family conflict.

00:07:17,481
*I found the trace
of Necalli Cantu.

*There's just one problem.

-No, but it's huge.

-Are we sure
he's around here?

-He was checked a week ago
a week ago by a forest ranger.

He's here, yes.

- Right, let's get on with it.
- Now...

Well, now...

-Well, there...

We make two groups.

You and Norah turn right,
Astrid and I will take the left.

Any news from Tetsuo, Astrid?
- Yes, Astrid.

He's in Tokyo.

He is looking for a solution
to get back to Paris

On a permanent basis.

He said, "Astrid, I love you."
- Oh!

-And I did
as you taught me.

I answered him without waiting
for him to ask me.

-What about your epilepsy?

-I haven't had another crisis,
but I'm not at peace.

- They arrive without warning.
- There they are.

-(Astrid!)

(Oh fuck...)

Yes, yes.

Damn!

There's no network.

- Not fall.
- Yes. Well, shall we go?

- Yes, we have to go down.
- No, but... yes, but that way.

Let's go, Astrid.

...

Police!

-What do you want?

-Don't shout.

-Necalli Cantu ?

-Get out of my house!

-Your hands.

- I didn't do anything.
- Let me see your hands!

- I didn't do anything!
- Put the knife down.

Throw the knife away! Throw it away!

On your knees.

On your knees!

Hands behind your head!

Astrid...

Astrid?
- Yes.

The dog.

Call

le 01 42 56 96 42.

It's Bandit. He's dead.

He smells terrible.

-I didn't do anything!

I didn't kill him!

He was already dead!

-Are you talking about the dog?

-Someone knocked him down.

-Have a seat.

That's not why

That you've been arrested.

This is for what happened
to your father.

He was murdered.

-When did it happen?

-Yesterday.

When did you last
the last time?

-Since I live in the forest,

we saw each other less.

He came to see me
last week.

-What kind of relationship
do you have?

-That was my father!

He's always been there for me
and always supported me,

Even when I was
stupid things.

Are you sure he's dead?

-Hm.

We think it has something to do
to his Mexican past.

Do you know of anyone
who might have had a grudge against him?

-Everyone who knew
his secret.

My father had discovered the place

A dream come true
treasure hunters.

He had found El Dorado,

the mysterious cities of gold.

A town lost in the jungle,
hidden

He never revealed where it was.

That's why we killed him!

That's why!

-Necalli has a grain,

but he's sincere.

He loved his father.
He didn't kill him.

-He killed a dog.

-Not the same.

-No, the animal was already dead
when he performed

- Ah !

-The poor beast must have been
hit by a car.

-All right.

What did you find?

-Two mysteries puzzled me:

humidity
in his nasal cavities.

There always are,
but this was unusual.

And the 2nd...

that's it.

-What is it?

Is that fabric?
- I couldn't figure it out either,

until I get the results

From toxicological analysis.

-The victim was taking
beta-blockers,

Recommended
in cases of heart failure.

-What does this have to do with
water in the nose and fabric?

- Water torture.
- This is it.

We put a cloth
over his face.

-Water has been poured on the fabric

to simulate a drowning.

-He panicked,
his heart raced...

-And he's dead.

It was a heart attack
that caused his death

Not cardiectomy.

The killer proceeded
the heart post mortem.

-It was the water torture
that killed him.

-Water torture?
Was he tortured?

-This is it.

-That would mean

That the human sacrifice
was just a show.

-To disguise the torture.

-And put the blame
the one who's all in

In Aztec culture, Necalli.
- Why would he be tortured?

-For him to confess
the secret of Eldorado.

-The commissioner won't like this.

-Or something that looks like
Eldorado.

We know that Moctezuma,
the last Aztec king,

Had a treasure
that was never found.

-Why would Desmond keep this
to himself?

We should have found this treasure
at his place, shouldn't we?

-We had something else to see.
Maybe we didn't look properly.

-What are you doing?

-I was expecting there to be
a secret door opening,

Just like in the movies.

-Why is this?

-If Desmond
had brought treasure here,

He would have stashed it in
a secret room in his house.

You'd like that.

Right?

...

-The books there,

they are numbered from 1...

À 23.
- Missing 22.

-Yes.

-Astrid!

Looks like the logbooks

About his expeditions.

What if his secret
was in here?

-Hm.

In logs 16 to 23,

Desmond recounts
his treasure hunts.

- Same for the top 15.
- In the last log,

He mentions Necalli Cantu.

His adopted son would have been born

in a nahua tribe
in the jungle.

-Necalli grew up in the jungle?

-His biological father
was the chief of this tribe

and claimed to be descending

of Moctezuma,
last king of the Aztecs.

Desmond and this man
were friends.

-Why Desmond
-did he adopt his son?

-It's not written.

The newspaper stops
before its adoption.

-Any news on Eldorado?

-Nothing that isn't already
in his autobiography.

Captain Perran,
have you found any information

About this topic
in logs 1 to 15?

-No, nothing.

If there is a secret,
it's in the missing diary.

The 22nd.

Do you think he could have
hidden it somewhere?

-Not necessarily, no.

-Sorry.

- You're welcome.
- No touching.

Thank you.

I know where the
the 22nd newspaper.

- Really?
- Yes. I made a request

From my network of archivists.
A Mexican just answered.

-What's up?

-This newspaper recently sold
in an auction

Collection papers. Here.

-Desmond would have
at auction?

-No. He'd lost it
in the jungle.

It was a grave robber
who found it.

It sold for 35,000 euros.

-35,000 euros, holy cow!

We're not the only ones who think
that this newspaper contains

The secret of Eldorado.

Do we know who bought it?

-Paloma Valdés, a wealthy
French-Mexican heiress.

Her, there.
- Paloma Valdés...

Well done, Astrid.

-Did you know
Philippe Desmond, Mrs Valdés?

-By reputation only.

-However, two months ago,
at the auction,

You have purchased
one of his logbooks.

-Right, yes.

-Do you have this newspaper with you?
We'd like to read it.

-This is not possible.

-Ms. Valdés,

log number 22

Is a piece of evidence
in an investigation.

Not to present it to us
would be

obstruction
the exercise of justice

punishable by a 15,000-euro fine.
and 3 years' imprisonment.

One, two, three.

-You don't understand.

This is impossible
because it was stolen.

-Ah.

-Stolen? Please explain.

-I got mugged

at home,

in Mexico City,

3 weeks ago.

They took the newspaper from me.

-Did you see your attackers?

-Yes.

They were members
of the Tihuapan cartel,

the worst criminal organization

from Mexico.

-Don't move, I...

Astrid,
can you come with me?

This is the lady
I was telling her not to move.

-Could it be a cartel?

-That would explain
the modus operandi.

The Tihuapan cartel has already cut
heads, crucified, strangled,

Burnt testicles.
- It's okay, Nico, we get it.

-They have no limits.

That sounds like them.

-It was for Desmond's secret
that they stole his diary.

-We need to know
what it contains.

Perhaps Paloma Valdés
had time to read it

before it gets stolen.

-Search for cartel members,

check for links
with Desmond.

A part of his past escapes us.

-Astrid, shall we go?

-In the newspaper,

Desmond recounts his expedition
to San Rafael,

a lost village

Near Guanajuato.

He found

Memoirs of a monk
from the 16th century.

By translating them,
he learned that the Aztecs

had indicated
the location of Eldorado,

In a codex.

-A codex...

This is an early manuscript.

-Yes. The codex Borbonicus.

One of the few pre-Columbian codices
codexes ever found.

- Would the cartel have stolen it too?
- No, that would be too complicated,

because, if Eldorado

is in Mexico City,

the codex Borbonicus,

is here, in France,

In one of Paris's
monuments in Paris.

-I don't understand
what a pre-Columbian manuscript

Fuck here, at the Palais Bourbon.

-The captain explained to me
that the codex Borbonicus

was brought back by the Spanish

After the conquest of Mexico.

It would have been stolen
and resold by a Frenchman

In the 17th century.
How and why? We don't know.

-One mystery at a time.

If the killer is looking for Eldorado...

- He must have consulted the codex here.
- He did.

-That's it.

Raphaëlle, wait for me.

-Ah, yes.

...

It's amazing!

Astrid, come on!

Astrid, come.
- Yes, please.

-Ah yes, it's... That's lovely.

Is this book all pictures?
- It's pictographic writing.

-All right.
And what does it say?

-The codex Borbonicus
is a calendar.

He exhibits deities,
elements

for the 260 days
of an Aztec cycle

52 years old.

Do you want to view it?
- Yes!

-I would like to know who has consulted
this manuscript recently.

-Access to the codex
is highly controlled.

Only members of parliament
and parliamentary attachés

Have consultation rights.

-Thank you for your time.

Paloma Valdés
works at the Assembly ?

-No, she got a waiver.

She was preparing a book
about the codex.

-Astrid...

I have a lead. Fabien Rouxin,
a member of parliament, consulted the codex

One week ago.

And guess what.
He's a former diplomat.

He was stationed
in Mexico for 15 years,

At the same time as Desmond.
Worth digging up.

-The secret.

Desmond wrote
that the location of El Dorado

Was inscribed in this manuscript.

But I can't find it.

The Aztecs
must have used a code.

I need to find the code.
- Well, I see you are

Completely in your conundrum,
so you're not listening to me.

All right.

I'll leave you to search.

If you find anything
about Eldorado,

This would allow us to trace
to the culprit.

Shall we keep in touch?
(That's what I think.)

...

Well then?

-No trace
of the Tihuapan cartel in France

Last few months.

- Nothing to link them to Desmond?
- No, there isn't.

But something is turning
on the Mexican media:

The cartel had the governor
the governor of Michoacan.

-Holy cow!
They'll stop at nothing.

-Everyone's afraid he'll be
replaced by a governor

rolling for them.

Why would such a powerful cartel
interested

To an old treasure hunter?
- We'll have to find out.

In the meantime, call tomorrow morning
a certain Fabien Rouxin.

- It's as good as done.
- He's an MP. Good luck with that.

-We're about to close,
I'm sorry.

If you haven't finished,
I can lend you a facsimile.

-I don't get it.

The Borbonicus codex

is a calendar.

How a calendar

Could it lead to a location?

-We must not adopt a contemporary
western perspective.

Notions of time and space
were different from ours

And they were linked,
among the Aztecs.

-In what way?

-Not all their knowledge is

reached us.

They built,
without measuring tools,

perfect pyramids

Which remain
architectural mysteries.

Do you mind?

-Yes.

Your tattoo there...

It means

that you belong to the brotherhood

Rosicrucian.
You protect ancient knowledge.

I have met
one of your colleagues.

-Members of the Rosicrucians are
wherever knowledge is threatened.

-So the codex
does indeed conceal a secret.

-Ca...

It's up to you to find out
for yourself.

- Can you give a taste?
- Yes, I do.

- Hot.
- Yes, it is.

They're laughing.

- But it's sweet!
- Yes, it's rice pudding.

- I thought it was risotto.
- No, that's dessert.

00:28:15,320
She comes to pick up some things,

She found an apartment,
thank God.

Yes, Mother.
- Guess what's happening to me.

- Don't tell me.
- My girlfriend had a setback.

- Good evening.

-His son returned from India
earlier than expected.

It's just for one night.
- Look, I hardly mind.

- Were you going to have dinner?
- Make yourselves at home.

- Yes, we were just about to have dinner.
- Please have a seat.

- Thanks a lot.
- I'll set the table.

-I'm a little hungry,

So that's good timing.

Smells good. What is it?

...

- Ah, Mr Rouxin.
- I've come

As soon as I got your message.
It's terrible about Philippe.

- How well did you know him?
- He was a friend of mine,

Even though we'd been seeing less of each other
since my return from Mexico.

-Did you know that he was involved
in an affair

trafficking in relics?
- Mentalities were different

Back in the day.
We didn't talk about restitutions.

He was an Indiana Jones
more than a smuggler.

-Did he tell you
about Eldorado?

-Of course.

He said he found it
to keep his legend alive

And to sell his book.

-I saw your name on the register
of the Assembly Library.

Are you interested
in Aztec culture?

-You're wondering why
I consulted the codex Borbonicus?

It was at the request
Philip's son.

- Do you know Necalli?
- Hm.

I'm the one who facilitated
the formalities

for his adoption.
- What happened exactly

for a tribal chief
to entrust his son

To a Westerner?

-Deforestation, disease,
unscrupulous landlords.

All the members of his tribe
moved

One after the other.

-He wanted to save his son
-Philip approached them.

The boss trusted him.

Necalli arrived
to France at the age of 7.

Can you imagine the shock?
He'd never left the jungle.

-Now I understand
why he's so...

Raw.

-His people and his land
are gone.

This is the last of the Aztecs.

This is why
I can't refuse him anything.

-What did he want to know
about the codex?

-I don't know.

He asked me
to take some photos for him.

-You could note the number
of the pages for which

Did he ask you
to take pictures?

-Do you think this has anything to do
with Philippe's murder?

-Madame...

I've deciphered a part

Code. I'll show you.

On this page,

The images are not
geometrically arranged.

This is because they indicate
places, temples,

Volcanoes, cities,
directions.

This is a map.

Have a look.

Everything coincides. Instead of water,

There's the water goddess.

-We knew

That you'd be up to the task.

-Up to the challenge...

-The secret of the codex

must not fall
the wrong hands,

And we need you
to help us protect it.

-But to protect him,
I have to know him.

-For this, you need the key.

And like Philippe Desmond,
you'll be able to crack the code.

-Is there a key?

And Philippe Desmond
had this key?

-Well, he doesn't,

But his son Necalli Cantu, yes.

-Ah.

Mr. Cantu has shown hostility
until now.

I'm not sure
he'll want to help me.

-Just tell him
you're coming from us.

- Am I wrong about Necalli?
- I don't know.

Then, if he was interested
in the codex...

-So that means
he's fucking with us

And that he, too,
interested in Eldorado.

I'm going to ask Astrid
if she's found anything.

*-Hello...
- Answering machine. That's 3 times

That I get her answering machine.
It worries me.

...

-What do you want to know
about the codex?

-I want to know the secret
the secret it holds.

-Yes?

And?

-And I think
you have a key...

Who could help me
decode this image.

The Brotherhood of the Rosicrucian
who sent me.

-Did they tell you
I had the key?

- Yes, they were wrong.
- They were wrong.

-Ah.

Don't you have the key?

-I don't have the key.

I'm the key.

Where did you get that tattoo?
on your back?

-From my father.

My real father.

Our tribe passed on tattoos
tattoos from father to son.

-Hm.

Thanks to these drawings

That Philippe Desmond has found
Eldorado?

-Hm.

-Why did he never say

Where was it?

-I don't want Eldorado
to be plundered by men.

They destroy everything.

Do you know what they did
to my jungle, to my family?

Philippe understood me.

He respected my wishes.

-There's one thing I don't get.

If you're not interested in Eldorado,

Why did you want
pictures of the codex?

-Which photos?

-You asked Fabien Rouxin
to take some photos.

-I never asked him
to take pictures.

If he did, it's not for me.

...

-Desmond preferred
to be tortured

Rather than deliver
Necalli's secret.

-Selling Eldorado, his son
would never have forgiven him.

-That's it.

Necalli is the motive for the murder,
not the culprit.

-Someone wanted me to believe
the opposite: Rouxin.

He took pictures of the codex,

but I don't know for whom.

Any info on him?

-I haven't found out much about his
career as a diplomat in Mexico.

He left his ex-wife
and his two daughters there.

-I couldn't get into
his mailbox. He's careful.

I had access to his income
since he had to publish them.

I found a transfer of
40,000 euros, paid 3 months ago.

Guess who the debtor is.
A gold buyer in Paris.

-Excellent, Norah.

We need to find the object
he sold her.

He's a politician,
it's going to be hard to catch him,

Unless we have
something solid.

-Necalli's tattoo

is composed of 4 Aztec
deities: Xipe Totec,

Tezcatliploca,
Cihuateteo and Tlaloc.

-OK, but how do they point
Eldorado?

-I didn't understand it either
right away.

Have a look.

Put a finger there.

I need to find the eyes.

There.

Xipe Totec looks in the direction
of Tezcatlipoca.

And there,

Tlaloc looks in the direction

De Cihuateteo.

-Wow...

-Come on.

Now...

Eldorado.

-Astrid...

So, does it really exist?

- Yes.
- Oh!

It looks like he's
in the middle of a jungle.

-This is a jungle
in the province of Michoacan.

This is a protected nature reserve
reserve.

-Michoacan is the region
of the governor who was murdered

00:40:30,720
-They were well
after Eldorado.

(It exists.) Oh shit, then.

Nico tells me he's found
information on Rouxin.

-Raphaëlle...

Raphaëlle...

-Yes, yes.

-Unless this information
is essential to the investigation,

Would it be possible
to keep it a secret?

I made a promise.

-Of course, Astrid.

And then...

This will be our secret
for both of us.

-I spoke to an old

from his collaborators.

Rouxin has often helped

The politicians
for the cartels.

- Is there any proof?
- No evidence.

But it was these suspicions
suspicions of corruption

Going back to France,
which brings us to this.

-Wow. That's quite a bill,
Congressman.

Is this a consulting firm?

-He called on them
for his campaign.

I don't know where he got the money,
but it must have come from the cartel.

-I went to the gold buyer.

He still had a sample
of what Rouxin had sold him.

Raw gold.

24 carats.

Rouxin had 500 g

and he said

that he would soon have some.
much more to trade.

-Could it have something to do with El Dorado?

-But that's it.

Yeah, right!

Eldorado isn't a treasure.
It's a deposit.

Suppositions

that this deposit is located
protected area,

A nature reserve.

In Michoacan, for example.

-This would explain why the cartel
had the governor assassinated.

To avoid the constraints
of the nature reserve.

-Desmond wanted to avoid
the farm from being ransacked.

-I know someone who didn't have
the same scruples.

-It all started with these nuggets.

Desmond gave them to me
17 years ago

To thank me for helping him.

He told me
they were from Eldorado.

But as he was getting
mussing about it,

I thought it was a joke.

-Years later, you
run for parliament,

And the election campaign
ruins you.

-Yes.

I asked for help
some Mexican acquaintances.

-Is the Tihuapan cartel
Mexican knowledge"?

No need to lie, Congressman.

-I was unable
to pay them back on time.

They were threatening,
I was distraught.

The only thing I had left
were these nuggets,

Data by Desmond.

-When the gold buyer told you
that it was 24-carat,

you thought you could
you could make more money

And that you were going to be able
to pay off the cartel.

-At first,
the cartel boss didn't believe me.

But when he learned
that Desmond's diary

Had been bought for a fortune,
he became interested.

-Philippe Desmond's Journal 22
sold for 35,000 euros.

-So they steal the newspaper
from Paloma Valdés,

they murder the governor
to ensure

of the mine operation,

and you, you had to find
its location.

-Me, everything I've done,

It was taking pictures
of the codex.

I didn't think it
it would go this far.

I didn't hurt Desmond.

It's the cartel.
There's no stopping them.

-On the watch, on the strap,

There are light grey spots.
- Yes. And?

-You have to look at this watch,
open it.

-Sit back down.

-Please.

-Congressman, give me your watch.

-Thank you for your time.

Here.

-You have to open it here.

There is only one case in which
blood can attack

stainless steel :
when the latter contains

high enzyme content.

The treatment Desmond was taking
made his blood very reactive.

This is it.

-Mr. MP,

if I have this blood analyzed,

Will I find
Mr. Desmond's DNA?

-All I wanted
was to escape the cartel.

-You murdered a man.

You ripped out his heart
to frame his son.

You won't escape prison.

-Hm.

There's a knock on the door.

He knocks on the door.

Mr. Cantu, I see you.
What are you doing here?

-You invited yourself
in my home.

Twice.

- How did you get my address?
- They gave it to me.

-These are the members
of the Rosicrucian brotherhood

Who gave you my address?
- Yes, they did.

Since I left Mexico,
they've been watching over me.

-How do you get in touch
with them?

-They come to me.

They gave me something
for you.

-Hm.

Your father's journal 22.

-They told me
that you would know what to do with it.

Is this the case?

-Yes.

Milling machine

-Aren't you...

Aren't you the least bit curious?

Hm?

Wouldn't you like

that we go to Mexico

To see this Eldorado?
- Absolutely not.

Hm hm.

I want to make sure that the cartel
never has access to this information.

-Especially since you made
a promise.

-Yes.

- And...
- Caution.

I don't like that noise.
- I wanted to tell you...

I thought of something.

Finally, something a little crazy.

-Something a little crazy?

-I have a solution so that Tetsuo
to stay in France.

-Hm?

A legal and
and administrative solution?

-Totally legal

And administrative.

So, here's what I was thinking...

Since Tetsuo loves you
and you love Tetsuo...

-Yes.

-Yes, I know.

Well, I figured
you could get married.

M... m...

-Wait, that's right.

Think about it. It's not so absurd.

Like this,

You'll get rid
of your epileptic seizures.

-Unless your epilepsy
has nothing to do with Tetsuo.

-You're not there.

You're an illusion.

-Don't you know why I appear
during your seizures?

Why me, Astrid?

Why me?

You must search!

Solve the Hanoi towers!

Astrid !

-Astrid!

Astrid...

Astrid! Astrid!

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