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Do you swear to that?

I do.

By tomorrow night, we'll all be multi
-millionaires.

F. Scott Fitzgerald once said to Ernest
Hemingway, rich people are different

from you and me. To which Hemingway
replied, yeah, they got more money.

Which brings me to a personal favorite
of mine, Willie Sutton, who said, the

reason I rob banks is because... That's
where the money is.

The SEC approved the offer yesterday.

If GlobalArk stock closes tomorrow at
half what the analysts are predicting,

we'll all be buying Learjet.

You are all in a very bad situation
right now.

But if everyone stays calm, you're going
to have a great bedtime story for the

kids.

No, Lou, stay down.

What do you want?

We want you.

Hope you're not afraid of heights.

And from what I understand, Mr. Price
made you all millionaires.

Now you're going to get a chance to show
him just how much you appreciate all

he's done for you.

Now keep this to yourselves if I were
you. It's not going to help your IPO if

gets out that your CEO was just
kidnapped.

There once was a story about a man who
could turn invisible.

I thought it was only a story.

Until it happened to me.

Okay, so here's how it works. There's
this stuff called Quicksilver that can

bend life.

Some scientist made it into a synthetic
gland, and that's where I came in.

See, I was facing life in prison, and
they were looking for a human

So, we made a deal.

They put the gland in my brain, I walked
through.

The operation wasn't a success, but
that's where everything started to go

Five years ago, Louis Price dropped out
of MIT and started playing with computer

chips in his parents' garage.

Today, he became a multi -millionaire,
and his company, Global Arc

Communications, went public. Where do we
plug in? Price was kidnapped yesterday.

His captives are demanding $5 million
from each of Global Arc's 12 -member

board. They're going to pull me up? They
may not have to. Price was carrying a

GPS locator, and they grabbed him.

So we know where he is. A lot of wealthy
people are using those nowadays.

A case like this is profile. How come
the Bureau's not on it? We are, but

Justice Spartan called us in, too.

Why?

They don't know about me, do they? No.

No, and they're not going to find out.

But this may be the perfect opportunity
to show them

what this agency can do.

You just sign here.

We'll be on our way.

Wait a minute, this is a $10 million
insurance policy.

You're going into a dangerous situation.
I want to make sure you're covered.

What about my coverage?

We're still waiting for the paperwork.

Wait a minute, this isn't for me.

It's for the gland.

Government requires that all long -term
assets be itemized.

If Darien Fox, hereafter known as the
receptacle, becomes physically or

infirm, beneficiary agrees to mitigate
loss by harvesting the gland.

That would kill me. So you're not going
to sign it?

No.

No, no. Hey, if it gets coverage, I get
coverage.

We don't have time to talk about this
now. You've got a chance. Come on.

Hey, if I die, the game dies with me.

Hey, I'll have you know, I am not just
accepting.

Hey,

Junior.

What's up?

The house where they're holding Price is
a yellow one straight back there.

Hey, don't look.

Do you want to compromise admission?

Kidnappers could be watching us right
now. I think they already know they're

being watched.

I mean, come on. Those FBI guys might as
well be wearing badges and full dress.

Why?

Hey, guys.

Thanks for coming.

FBI's been sitting on their thumbs all
day.

This is Luke Lawson, Justice Department
Interagency Liaison. This is Agent Fox.

This is Agent Hobbs. So what's up?
What's the situation? Well, they can't

assess the situation until they send
someone in the house, and they won't

someone in the house until they fully
assess the situation.

Typical bureau bureaucracy.

The chain of command is no longer
choking on it.

Agent Fox is specially trained in covert
entry. He can get in, assess the

situation, and get out without anybody
knowing he was there.

Is that right?

Oh, yeah. Yeah, when I want, I'm
practically invisible.

A little help, please!

Excuse me?

What's he doing here? I called him. He
says he's got a man who can get in there

and let us know what's going on. It's
too dangerous.

If they figure out they're being
watched, the kidnappings are going to

a standoff. All they have to do to
figure out if they're being watched is

look outside and see those snow -white
volleyball players.

You FBI guys had your chance to play,
and you dropped the ball.

I'm letting them run this for a while. I
don't mean any disrespect, but are you

insane? The agency is a cold war that
hasn't done anything but budget

for pizza. That's wrong. Unlike you,
they've been a lot right lately.

Fending your man.

If it goes wrong, it's going to be hell
to pay. Don't expect the Bureau to pick

up the tab.

Right.

Hey, I gotta tell you, I don't like
this. Why?

We usually grovel with the cases.
Justice often sits on a plate. Yeah, I

What if people are starting to think
we're good? About time.

Tired of working for the Yugo of
intelligence agencies. Hey, how do you

the government? They ain't gonna pay us
any extra to be good. You know, man, if

that Glenn was in my head... Oh, yeah?
What would you do? There's nothing I

wouldn't take on. Yeah.

Gotta remember, you chose this job. I
didn't.

I'm just the receptacle. No, no, you're
an agent. You're an agent? It's time you

start thinking like one. Yeah, well, you
ought to start treating me like one. I

mean, think about this, Hobbs.

I'm working for a guy who won't even
tell me his name.

You're going in.

This is our chance to shove it to those
smug FBI bastards.

Why don't you tell me something?

You're doing it so you can showboat or
you're doing it to rescue Price?

To rescue Price, of course.

Now get in there. The faster we finish
this off, the better it looks for us.

All right, I got you.

But if I'm going to risk my butt to get
you a gold star, maybe the least you

could do is tell me your name.

Of course.

All you had to do was ask.

So what is it?

The official.

Hey, Harvey, do me a favor. If something
happens in there, don't let him go

gland harvesting, all right?

All right, I got it. I got it.

Okay? There's no one there.

Just the wind.

Fox, answer me right now.

Fox!

Fox!

Whoa,

whoa, fellas.

Federal agents, federal agents. I got
one, sir.

I thought you said you can get... Damn
right you were.

Obviously, I've overestimated the
abilities of this agency.

Congratulations. You just got yourself
your very own Ruby Ridge.

Hey, relax, okay? The gland's on. No, to
hell with the gland. How are you?

Well, I just caused the death of three
people.

What's the best way to start your day?
You were doing your job.

We got no idea what caused that
explosion.

It had nothing to do with you.

I flicked the switch and the place went
boom, okay?

I got a hunch I had something to do with
it. So you think the place was rigged

to blow?

No. Why would they want to kill
themselves, huh?

Looked like they had Price tied to a
water heater. The only thing I can think

he must have ruptured that gas line
trying to escape.

Ah, see?

There you go.

If you hadn't have gone in there, an FBI
agent would have, and he'd be dead

right now.

This quicksilver definitely protected
you from the flames. So I didn't kill

three people, I saved one. Yes, exactly.
You have to look at the positive.

Right. From now on, the glass is half
full. Much better.

Unfortunately, it's filled with blood.

Hey, Chief.

Hey, Bob, we really showed them, huh?

Hey, what's up for tomorrow? Blowing up
a nursing home? Bombing a convent? You

know, there's a daycare down the road we
can get. It won't be working.

They're both suspended. Pending
investigation by a congressional

committee. Dude, with any luck, they'll
sack both of us. Yeah, it may be your

lucky day.

Well, sir, I never actually got that
near the house.

Well, your file indicates a great deal
of experience.

This committee finds it odd that Agent
Fox was sent into the building instead

you. Well, sir, Agent Fox has a
tremendous background in covert entry,

And I'd say having him go in was
absolutely the right call.

I'd have done the same thing myself if I
was running the operation, sir.

I'm told you've been specially trained
in covert entry?

Yeah, I guess you could say that.

And what were the specifics of this
training?

Your basic beanie stuff, burglar alarms,
lock picking, the cat creed. And where

did you receive this training?

Soledad and a tent tree, mostly.

But I did pick up a little in juvie,
too.

You're a convict? Ex -convict.

Thank you very much.

And whose idea was it to make you a
federal agent?

My boss.

The official.

Let me try to understand. You found Mr.

Fox in prison.

arranged to have his sentence commuted,
gave him a gun and a badge, and with

almost no training, made him a federal
agent.

Yes, and I stand by that decision.

Why?

Does Mr.

Fox have some special ability this
committee is unaware of?

Darian Fox is a fine agent, and he has a
great talent for remaining undetected.

So we've been told.

Your record of public service is
exemplary, so I'll accept that your

sending Mr.

Fawkes was sound.

Mr. Fawkes, however, does not have such
an esteemed record of service.

This committee would prefer to
discipline a known felon rather than

record of a man like you. Thank you,
sir. I appreciate that.

But I'm the one who ordered him in
there.

Responsibility lies with me.

Then I'm afraid, sir, that you leave us
little choice.

We stand recess until tomorrow.

Come on in.

You're drinking, man?

I am. Glad to hear it.

May you live in interesting times.

You know, the Chinese meant that as a
curse.

You're a very clever young man, Luke.

Which is why the director has taken an
interest in you. For which I'm very

grateful.

Interesting.

You seem very well regarded by all my
associates, but there's nothing of the

-kisser about you.

What's your secret?

Really couldn't say.

You mean you choose not to?

If you want to put it that way.

Indulge me.

Well... Flattery and promises don't
really work anymore.

They take up too much time and they're
undignified. I think George Orwell had a

better idea.

He knew that everyone had a room 101,
some one thing that terrified them more

than anything else.

I just try to identify what each
person's room 101 is and then reassure

that I can make it go away.

What's mine?

Fear of being ordinary.

And yours?

All these small -time terrorists who
suddenly have the power to destroy our

of life.

Got a whole case full of them right
here.

Oh, I'm sure you do.

Which is why I want to talk to you about
this agency.

It is the finding of this panel that the
man in charge of the agency is at fault

in the unfortunate death of Lewis Price.

It is our recommendation that you be
removed from your post effective at

with your successor to be named at a
later date.

Our findings will be turned over to the
Justice Department for determination as

to whether further steps are necessary.

This hearing is adjourned.

Well, it's over. If you're out.

Unfortunately, yes, and that's just the
start. They'll probably file criminal

charges. I'd like to recommend a
replacement.

Just want you to know I'm not happy
about this. I'm very upset.

Not happy at all.

Thank you, Bobby.

I appreciate that.

I mean, you know, what about all that
stuff you promised me? Validated parking

and overtime and longer vacations. You
promised me all this stuff. I don't

I have to take that up with my
replacement.

Any idea who that's going to be, by the
way?

They didn't consult with me about that.

Listen, boss, I was thinking maybe you
could leave like a memo, like outlining

all that stuff that you had promised me
previously.

Bobby, could you give Fox and I a minute
alone?

I want you to know, kid,

You may be the best thing that ever
happened to this outfit.

I think you would have made a great
agent.

I know you're pissed about what happened
at the beach, but you don't get it, do

you?

It's not just what happened at the
beach. It's everything you do.

The way you just use people.

Hey, that's the job description.

Anyway.

Glad we got the chance to work together.

Yeah, well, it's not like I really had
the choice.

Doesn't matter.

You have a real gift, even without the
invisibility.

I just hope you learn to use it.

Well, take care of yourself again.

The official's gone.

Yeah, he's split.

Blew the coup.

History.

I'm going to miss him.

Yeah, not me. Oh, come on, he's not that
bad.

Of all the overbearing, bureaucratic,
penny -pinching chauvinists I've worked

for, he was definitely the best.

It all kind of depends on your point of
view.

I was the only indentured servant around
here.

Maybe I can change all that.

Hi, I'm Luke Lawson. You're in charge of
this lab, right? Yes.

Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. I've
just been made acting head of the

agency, pending approval.

Hey, uh, what did you mean about
changing things?

Well, is it true what they say about
you?

I don't know what you mean.

You don't really go invisible, do you?

Hey, look, I don't know what they got
written about me in there, but I

believe a bit of it.

I'll be a son of a bitch.

Yeah, well, you're not going to get an
argument out of me.

It's not nice to play with other
people's toys.

Would you excuse us?

I'm sorry?

Yeah, look, whatever you have to say to
me, you can say in front of her.

No, you don't want her to hear this.

Why don't you let me hear what he has to
say?

So, you know, now what?

Let me ask you something.

When you were a kid, did you ever have,
I don't know, any dreams about being

caught in an elevator or being trapped
down a mine shaft or something?

What the hell kind of question is that?

Well, it's just a scary thing, you know,
being trapped.

Trapped in jail, trapped by a gland in
your head, trapped in a life that you

hate.

What if I told you that there's a way
you could never be trapped again?

I'd say I think you were full of crap.

Here's how it's going to play.

I'm going to up your workload.

Increased activity means increased
funding.

When the money starts rolling in, a pot
full of it will get earmarked for

research to get that thing out of your
head.

Uh -huh.

Yeah.

Checks in the mail, huh? Hell, your
brother wasn't really that far away from

His only problem was your former boss
made him implant a gland before he knew

how to get it out.

I don't believe that.

Fine.

Ask him.

You're the last person in the world I
expected to drop by. How close was my

brother to figuring out how to get this
thing out of my head?

Yeah, 18 months tops.

Why wouldn't you give him the time, you
bastard?

Why the hell did you make him put it in?
It was his call, kid. He wanted you out

of prison as fast as possible.

It had been up to me.

I would have waited.

Why should I believe that?

Makes no difference to me whether you
believe me or not.

Not anymore.

It's funny, you know.

My whole life, I never wanted to be
defined by what I did.

More like who I was in the community.

What I was able to accomplish on the
outside, away from the job.

You know what?

That office is my definition.

I'm in there, I know exactly who I am,
what I'm supposed to do.

But all of a sudden, that's gone.

Charles Borden?

Yeah? You're charged with second -degree
murder and the death of Lewis Price.

You have the right to remain silent.

Anything you say can and will be used
against you in a court of law.

Congratulations.

Thanks.

It's a nickel -dime operation.

Everybody's got to start somewhere.

True enough.

Our discussion earlier about the
terrorists, I need a specific.

Someone in the country right now.

What if I told you that I had a solution
for this?

Permanent, clean, no red tape?

I'd be impressed.

As would the directorate.

The solution got a name?

Darian Fox.

Second degree murder's a crock. The damn
Justice Department's just trying to

make an example out of him.

Well, I appreciate your concern, but
it's in the hands of the courts now.

well, that's what scares me.

You're a good man, Bobby.

I only hope one day I'll have earned the
same kind of loyalty.

I just want what's due me, that's all.

I've been looking at your file, and it's
clear to me that you're an asset that's

been woefully underused.

Point of fact, I think that you would be
of better value to the agency if you

were working on your own. What are you
saying?

You're breaking up me and Fox?

I'd give you a chance to be in the
spotlight, show people how good you

are.

I've got no problem with that.

Good. Yeah.

Was there anything you wanted to
discuss, Agent Hobbs? Me? No, I'm good.

Good. Fine, yeah.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

That it?

That's it.

Since when did you start giving the
shots?

Well, I think it's time to change the
way you've been handled so that

you can administer your own dosages.

You mean treating me like a responsible
adult.

Are you sure I'm ready for that?

Told you things were going to be
different.

Yep.

Wow, you're good. I didn't feel that.

Spent two years as a corpsman, had a lot
of practice.

So I assume we have a deal?

You really gonna help get me out of
here? Yeah, I really will.

Then we have a deal.

Good.

Yeah, we watched from the window.

Two guys threw Lewis into the back of
the van, climbed in after him.

I'm going to take off.

So you're telling me there were three of
them, two kidnappers, and the third one

acting as a driver?

They threw him in, jumped in right
behind him, and the van hauled ass out

there. They threw Lewis in the back of
the van.

One of them climbed in and closed the
door.

The other got in front and drove away.

You sure about that?

Absolutely.

So, there were just two of them.

No third one acting as driver?

No, just two.

Thank you.

Okay, the agency got a tip that
someone's smuggling a bioweapon into the

country. He's supposed to be selling it
within the next 24 hours. What you want

to do is you want to make a switch so
that the buyer finds himself with a

bomb. That way we leave it up to the
buyer to take this guy out.

Nice. Thank you.

You quicksilver this briefcase, you
switch it with his, and then you get the

hell out of Dodge. No fuss, no muss, no
bother. Sounds like a walk in the park.

That's what it should be.

Like, this is what he looks like.

Got it.

All right, so what do we do? We just
head in opposite directions, stay in

Yeah, you got it. Once either one of us
spots him, we'll contact the other one

and decide exactly what to do from
there.

You all right?

Yeah, I've got a headache.

It's like when I go too long without it.

Yeah, it's just a headache. I'm fine.

Check out the lobby.

You got it.

Lobby's clean.

Check out the pool area. I'm going to go
up to the meeting room.

I'm on it.

I don't see him.

Stick around a minute. He may show up.

We got to talk. Hey, Hops, not now.
Right now. Right now. Hops, who are you

talking to?

Just some tourist guy. Get rid of him.

You will have your ass, okay? You're
kidnapping.

There's something bogus. It's fine.
We'll talk about it later. Later ain't

to make it happen. We got to move on.
Right now.

Hey, I got him. Who?

You got him.

You screw this up, awesome. I can't.
Okay, let's face it, Hops. You basically

run out of agency, so why don't you walk
away, okay?

Now, walk.

I'm walking. Thank you.

I'm walking. Great, go.

You see me walking? Yeah, more.

But I'm not leaving until we talk.

Fine.

Yeah, he's settling in, but I gotta tell
you, I don't see any briefcase. Don't

worry about that. Open yours.

Combinations 849.

All right, you're the boss.

What the hell

is this?

Welcome to your new career.

I got a year's loss and I'm no hitman.

Of course not. You're a red -blooded
American patriot in the service of his

country.

I'm not killing for you or anybody else.

Tell me, Fox.

How are you feeling about now?

Like my head's about to split open.

Sounds like the beginning of Quicksilver
madness to me.

It can't be. You just gave me... Sugar
water.

Placebo.

Wanted to make sure you stayed in a
proper frame of mind.

Son of a bitch.

Look at it this way. You do a shot for
me, I'll do a shot for you.

Quit pro quo.

That's going to be the nature of our
relationship.

God damn it, Lord, you can't make me do
this.

Wrong, see -through boy. I can make you
do anything I damn well please.

Unless, of course, you want to leave the
world as you know it and take up

permanent residence in a rubber room.
It's your choice.

But given the pain in your head, I'd say
you're just about out of time.

All right, so Hobbs fired his gun and I
knocked the guy into the pool, which

managed to fake out Lawson and scare the
crap out of 50 tourists.

Not bad for a day's work.

Guess what?

Lawson gave me a shot of fake
counteragent. Paul Lawson's a real

just what the agency needed.

Don't hit me.

What happened?

Relax.

We faked your death to save your skin.

What did you say?

Faked his death. You were there.

Really? Why? Spit it out.

No, I'm just thinking. I mean, what if
Price did the same thing?

It did seem a little convenient that he
just happened to have a GPS tracker on

him. Exactly. And what kidnapper would
be stupid enough not to...

Not now.

He's a pillar. Take a nap.

We'll talk about it later.

What? No hello?

What are you working on?

My resume.

Well, he's a goner.

Blew his head clear off. Well done.

He needs a shot right now.

Easy. Here, don't worry. It's real.

What?

So who's next? Saddam? Bin Laden?

Could really make a mark working for
this.

At least somebody's happy in their work.

Called it.

Easy.

Better?

You know what? He's right.

I am starting to enjoy my work. I think
it's time to finish Lawson off and get

the fat man back.

There you go.

Finally, a mission you could be excited
about. That's right. So what do we do?

You saw a body at the beach house,
right? That's right.

It wasn't Price. Who was it? I don't
know.

I think I do.

The driver.

All the witnesses say that as soon as
Price was thrown into the van, it took

off.

All the witnesses except for one.

I need to borrow this.

There were only two guys, right?

All right, I see.

Wait a minute, wait a minute.

I still don't see how you made the jump
to the woman. I spoke to almost all the

guys in there. She's the only one who
lied about the driver.

She's smart, but she ain't smart enough
to Bobby Hobbs.

Whatever. All right, so what's the plan?

You just stir up the pot. I'll make it
boil.

Um, were you aware of any relationships
that Mr. Price was having?

No, he worked very hard. I don't think
he had time for one. You see him with

this woman?

No. Who is she?

We don't know.

But we found several photos of her at
his home.

And we have reports of witnesses that...
Eyewitnesses.

Exactly.

Eyewitnesses that have seen them
together.

Sounds like they were pretty hot and
heavy to make.

I wouldn't know.

No?

Well, anyway, thank you for your time,
Ms. Craig. You're welcome.

All right, take care.

Thank you.

CFO to be in on this to make it work?
And now you think you can just dump me?

don't know what you're talking about.
The blonde, Lewis.

How long have you been seeing her? I'm
not even in the blondes. What is wrong

with you?

A pair of federal agents came to see me
today.

Asked about a woman you've been seen
with.

You should never have come here.

They're probably trying to get you to
leave them to me.

You have to get out of here.

What are you trying to hide, Lewis?
Nothing.

Oh, really?

I've never seen this woman before in my
life. I have no idea how they got there.

Suzanne, somebody's trying to set me up.
Lewis, when will you stop lying to me?

I swear, there is no other woman.

Hey, Lewis.

How's death been treating you?

We'd like to offer a plea, Your Honor.

Mr. Borden takes full responsibility for
the events that led to the deaths of

Lewis Price and his captors.

We request that the court consider a
plea of gross criminal negligence.

Does the prosecution concur?

Hey, is this a good time for my big
entrance?

Who are you?

Uh, Darriot Fox, the, uh...

Agent Mr.

Borden sent in to subdue the kidnappers.

Yeah, see, he's not responsible for the
death of Mr. Price and his kidnappers.

It was actually the actions of Mr. Price
himself that caused those deaths.

That is crap.

Why would Price kill himself?

So the value of Global Art stock would
plummet, and then he could cover up the

fact that the company's CFO and he
raided the capital fund the day before

stock went public. He doesn't know what
he's talking about, Your Honor. Get him

out of here.

Are you saying that Price...

Planned his own kidnapping?

Bingo. That must be why you get the big
fancy robe, huh?

The suggestion is ludicrous. Price is
dead.

Oh, yeah?

Why don't you ask Price how ludicrous
that suggestion is, huh?

Ask him.

Are you dead?

In view of this new evidence, all
charges against the defendant are hereby

dismissed. No, no, I object, Your Honor.

Mr. Borden is grossly incompetent. He
has no idea how to run this agency. It

vital to national security that he be
replaced.

And why is that?

Because he does not see the value of
what he's got. And what has he got?

Him.

And what is so special about me, huh?

What is it, my charming smile, my quick
wit?

He can go invisible.

I know, I know it sounds insane, but
I've seen him do it myself.

That's why no one could detect him going
into the house. Mr. Lawson is right.

He's obviously more competent than me.

I had an invisible agent, and I didn't
even know it.

All right, I'm not making this up.

You know what? He's right, actually. I
can go invisible.

Okay, there. He just did it. See? His
hand. He just did it with his hand. See?

I'm not crazy.

Pop.

Hold on.

Hey, Judge.

What do you say we make him disappear?

I suppose condolences are in order.

It's a temporary setback.

Nothing more.

Oh, it's more, Luke.

Trust me on this.

I can come back from this.

No. There's no Lazarus from your future.

You know what a powerful man's room 101
is, Luke?

Being embarrassed.

That's what you did.

And we're going to make sure you never
do it again.

It takes a big man, it takes a really
big man to admit he was wrong. Can you

that?

Yeah, yeah, but I wasn't. Oh, he's not
the best, but he's better than the rest.

You know it. Let me hear you say it.
Come on, say it.

Okay.

He's better than us. Oh, faint praise,
pal. Faint praise for what that man did

for you and does for you and will
continue to do for you. All right, all

I was wrong about him.

What were you?

Say it again. Come on, I want to hear
it. You were... Ooh, ooh.

That's wrong. Wrong.

Wrong. I love hearing you admit it.
Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. Use

my ears.

Excuse me.

Well done, boys.

Can't thank you enough.

You're right, you can't.

But I was actually thinking that maybe
giving us a little downtime would be a

start. You just had downtime. You were
suspended for two whole days.

Yeah, where I worked the whole time
saving everybody.

Hey, what you choose to do with your day
off, that's up to you.

How about we bring a wanted bioterrorist
at the top of the FBI's most wanted

list? How about that?

That would be worth maybe a long
weekend.

Well, he's handcuffed down in the van
and he's all yours.

See you Tuesday.

Boys. Yeah.

Call me Charlie.