All language subtitles for Person of interest s04e21

(finch) we are being watched.

The government
has a secret system...

A machine that spies on you
every hour of every day.

I designed the machine
to detect acts of terror,

But it sees everything...

Violent crimes
involving ordinary people.

The government considers
these people irrelevant.

We don't.

Hunted by the authorities,
we work in secret.

You will never find us.

But victim or perpetrator,

If your number's up,
we'll find you.

We are only numbers to it.

No. The machine cares about us.

The second that a bullet
enters your brain,

The machine will cast you off
and replace you.

(elias)
I want them to release you.

I just want it to be done.

Okay, anthony.

[electronics beeping]

[explosion booms]

(finch) if you better
understood samaritan,

You would know it employs
a private army

To do its bidding.

You would suspect
they would employ

At least one of them as a spy
in your own organization.

[phone line rings]

(dennis) hey, hon.
Are you at work?

(shelly) not yet. My
morning has been hellish.

Oh, jackson forgot his lunch
again today.

But you know what,
he can eat cafeteria food,

Because I have got a ton
of papers to grade

Before second period.

[tense music]

Oh, my god.

My brakes aren't working.
My brakes!

(dennis) what? What do you mean?

[tires squeal]

Dennis!

[screams]

[metallic crash]

¶ ¶

[car door clicks]

¶ ¶

[groans, yells weakly]

¶ ¶

(control) get the body.

¶ ¶

[device beeping]

¶ ¶

All good, ma'am.
Right on schedule.

Drive.

¶ ¶

[explosion booms]

[dramatic music]

¶ ¶

[solemn music]

You look like hell.

Good to see you too, lionel.

Maybe next time you decide
to take on a psychopath

In the frozen tundra,
you'll call your partner first.

Hey. You're right.

You're a good detective,
and a damn good friend.

You have a temperature
or something?

I'm still standing...

Which is more than I can say
for our friends here.

(fusco) brotherhood soldier.

Elias's guy came out of nowhere,

Shot dominic's boys,
and disappeared.

(fusco) it's like deja
vu all over again.

Lionel, tell me this.

How did a gunman get through
security?

That's a good question,
detective.

Finch, I got four dead
brotherhood soldiers.

(reese) why didn't the machine give
us any of their numbers this time?

I wish I knew.

Though it's no stretch
to imagine

That a cunning fugitive
like elias might have found

A way to communicate that
even the machine can't trace.

At least that's one theory.

You got another?

Samaritan has found the machine.

If that were true,
we'd all be dead.

What happened, ms. Groves?

¶ ¶

Turns out the people's republic
is surprisingly lax

On full-body searches.

¶ ¶

How goes your gang war, harry?

Dangerous.

I'm afraid it's only
a matter of time

Before dominic retaliates.

[phone ringing]

Might be sooner than you think.

[tense music]

[the machine reciting numbers]

You getting this number, finch?

It's actually two numbers,
mr. Reese.

Dominic and elias.

It seem the two crime bosses

Are hell-bent on
killing each other.

God only knows how many
innocent victims

Will get caught
in the crossfire.

We have to find a way
to stop this war, mr. Reese.

Got a feeling this might help.

[camera shutter snaps]

(finch)
hmm, it's some sort of canister.

I'll look into that.

In the meantime,
I've managed to trace

The brotherhood's
security transport trucks

To a new location.

Thanks. I'll take lionel.

¶ ¶

[indistinct chatter]

¶ ¶

(link) we got a problem.

Boys want retribution
for the courthouse.

And they'll have it in due time.

Time's running out.

We got soldiers
with itchy trigger fingers.

Looks like there's trouble
in paradise.

We need to take action.

You and me,
we go back a long time.

Remember that skinny
pockmarked kid from trinidad?

You told him it's not enough
to hit back.

No, you need to put your enemy
in the ground.

I haven't forgotten.

Only one way this war ends.

¶ ¶

[camera shutter snaps]

Brotherhood's preparing
for battle.

- Increased security, patrols.
- Mr. Reese?

I was thinking that
you and detective fusco

Might stop by the bank.

You need us to make
a deposit, finch?

The canister
from the crime scene

Is a remnant of a long-defunct
pneumatic tube mail network

That once ran beneath the city.

One of its hubs
was an old retail bank

Which has recently found
new ownership.

- Carl elias?
- Indeed.

Mr. Elias appears to have
revived it

To conceal his communications.

And smuggle murder weapons

Into highly secured
government buildings.

(reese) if elias is at the
bank, we'll find him.

[phone ringing]

[dramatic music]

¶ ¶

Shaw's phone.

- Finch?
- I have to go, mr. Reese.

(finch) you'll have to
manage elias yourself.

¶ ¶

Hello?

(shaw) root, are you there?

It's me. I need your help.

[line clicks]

Shaw?

Wait. Sameen.

¶ ¶

[tense music]

¶ ¶

[gasps]

W-where am I?

Why are you doing this?

We need to talk about samaritan.

I don't...
I don't know what that means.

¶ ¶

You know tyler,
don't you, shelly?

What? N-no.

I don't know that man.

He was one of my best agents.

It's your last chance
to say good-bye.

[inhales sharply] no.

Please don't...

(shelly) no.

[gunshot]

Oh, no! No!

How could you forget
a face like that?

[crying] I don't understand.

¶ ¶

Why are you doing this?

I want you to be helpful.

Tyler was helpful.

At first.

He admitted to being

One of several samaritan moles

Embedded in the isa.

He admitted
that you were their handler.

I'm just a teacher and a mom.

I just... i just want to go home
to my family.

(control) I understand.

I'm a mother too.

¶ ¶

That's why I'm giving you
one last chance

To save your own life.

Tell the truth, shelly.

Or you too...

Will end up a spot on the wall.

¶ ¶

(shaw) root, are you there?

It's me. I need your help.

[phone rings]

[solemn music]

She's alive, harold.

We wrote her off for dead,
but she's alive.

We don't know that, ms. Groves.

Except we do.

I just talked to her

On a call originating
from the city.

¶ ¶

Can we take just five minutes
and talk this through?

The last time
we had this conversation,

I actually listened to you.

And to the machine.

I called off my search,

And all this time,

She needed us, harold.

Like she needs us now.

Isn't this your specialty?

Helping people
when the phone rings?

That call was most certainly
a trap.

I know.

But sameen's still alive,

And I'm going after her.

[tense music]

¶ ¶

(finch)
I can't help you, ms. Groves,

If you insist
on this impossible pace.

Root.
What are we doing out here?

¶ ¶

When you told me to stop
looking for shaw, I did.

But now I need you to help me.

I can't do this alone.

¶ ¶

Oh, dear.

Harold taught you blackjack
and chess...

¶ ¶

But I wonder if
he ever taught you

How to play chicken.

¶ ¶

I'm gonna walk across this ledge
with my eyes closed

Until a,
you help me find sameen,

Or b,
I fall tragically to my death.

¶ ¶

[wind gusting]

- [gasps]
- ms. Groves.

¶ ¶

You've calculated
the wind speed,

So you know how treacherous
this is.

[beeping]

You have to ask yourself
what's worse:

The two of us working together,

Or me taking
this next step alone.

¶ ¶

[beeping]

¶ ¶

Thanks for playing.

Come on, harry.

[siren wailing]

She found us a ride.

(root)
the machine's located sameen.

Buckle up.

(root) shaw's call
originated from a landline

Somewhere inside that asylum.

Steiner psychiatric institute.

(root) state controlled with
a closed security system,

Which explains
our little pit stop.

[tense music]

The machine would never let us

Show up empty-handed
to a rescue mission.

¶ ¶

Did the machine
have any thoughts about

Us not getting ourselves killed?

Right now, she's pretty fixated
on this shovel.

¶ ¶

This looks like the spot.

You got a plan to get in,
partner?

Relax. We got a backstage pass.

¶ ¶

We need a word with your boss.

What makes you think he's here?

How 'bout we come back
with a swat team?

¶ ¶

That's what I thought.

We're in the bank, finch.

John, I may have to go offline
for a while.

(finch) we've found sameen.

Shaw? She's alive?

Text me the address.
I'm on my way.

I need you to babysit elias.

(elias)
I don't need a sitter, john.

And I warned you
not to interfere.

¶ ¶

By "interfering,"
you mean saving your life?

Again?

Who says I need saving?

How long do you think you got
before the brotherhood

Comes looking to make
their own withdrawal?

[air whooshes]

Pneumatic tubes
once looped around

The entire island of manhattan

Delivering mail and money.

American ingenuity
at its finest.

And you would have me leave?

Flee like a coward?

You know me
better than that, john.

I know you used to be careful.

Canister in the trash? Sloppy.

And enough evidence
to charge you

With conspiracy to
commit murder.

Are you placing me under arrest,
detectives?

If you don't go quietly.

[guns cocking]

Time to end this war.

[gun cocks]

This is your last chance,
detectives.

Walk away while you still can.

[gunfire]

(reese) the brotherhood.

Can't say I didn't warn you.

Hurry.

[gunfire and shouting]

You got another way out?

Just like old times.

This way.

¶ ¶

Fool me once, old man.

¶ ¶

[tense music]

11 weeks ago,
this second-rate facility

Upgraded to
a fiber-optics network

It can't possibly afford.

¶ ¶

(root) come on, harry.

¶ ¶

Information travels through
optical fiber

In pulses of light.

Just 1% of any one pulse
contains...

100% of the data.

Like a drop of blood
carrying dna.

Exactly.

Our micro-clamping friend here

Will bend the cable just enough
to leak a little light.

And they'll never know
they've been hacked.

This is a cascade
of information.

Samaritan is doing more than

Just harboring ms. Shaw
in there.

We'll need to crack
its considerable encryption.

She's already accessing
your laptop.

[laptop beeping]

(root) "all forces on alert."

We will soon isolate
the machine."

¶ ¶

They're close to finding you.

I don't care what happens to me.

(finch)
what did the machine tell you?

She says it's too dangerous.

I'm inclined to agree,
ms. Groves.

This isn't just a rescue mission
to save shaw.

The machine needs our help too.

If we don't save them, who will?

¶ ¶

¶ ¶

Detective, looks like you caught
a bullet through the shoulder.

Props to the shooter.

Oh, he's dead.

You'll be joining him
soon enough.

¶ ¶

(dominic) extra cell.

Let me guess.

Belongs to our friend riley.

Fake cop needs one
for his day job

And one for special assignments.

What're we waiting for?

We should put elias down now
while we have the chance.

Tell me, how do elias
and his buddies

Manage to stay one step ahead?

They got good intel.

We kill them now,
that intel dies with them.

This isn't just about
running the city.

This is about staying alive
long enough to enjoy it.

¶ ¶

What do the romans say?

I came, I saw, I conquered.

You can't conquer
what you don't understand.

(dominic) exactly.

In this day and age,
a fugitive crime lord

Like yourself remains free.

How?

Because two of new york's finest
protect and serve you.

At least they used to.

(dominic)
from now on, they answer to me.

And you're all gonna tell me how

This little symbiotic
relationship works.

¶ ¶

How are we gonna know
they're telling the truth?

That's why I invited
a mutual friend.

Sorry, boys...

¶ ¶

But I got an offer
I couldn't refuse.

¶ ¶

[tense music]

You admitted me
to the funny farm once.

Turnabout's fair play.

I don't recall dressing you
like a homeless dope fiend.

[chuckles softly]
it's not that bad.

You look more hipster
than homeless.

Did the machine have
any instructions for me?

She said just be honest.

Hello, doctor.
How can I help you?

I need to admit this man
on a tdo.

72-hour involuntary hold.

He's an increasingly dangerous
paranoid schizophrenic.

Unless he'd care to disagree?

¶ ¶

It's not paranoia if
they're really out to get you.

Who exactly is after you?

The brotherhood,
the federal government,

An artificial
super intelligence, obviously.

What's your name, sir?

I go by many names,

All derived
from species of birds.

I'd mark him as a john doe.

He basically lives
in the subway.

Thanks. We'll take it from here.

Everything's gonna be okay.
Find lenny.

Tell him
they stole his spaceman.

¶ ¶

¶ ¶

I hate to interrupt
this scintillating contest,

But I was hoping to find lenny?

¶ ¶

Thank you.

Pardon me. Lenny?

Those gentlemen
stole your spaceman.

¶ ¶

Liars.

[woman screams]

You stole my spacemen.

[lenny yelling]

[shouting]

(man) calm down, calm down.

¶ ¶

- No!
- Aah!

[grunting]

¶ ¶

[shouting]

¶ ¶

The ninth floor is reserved
for the most violent patients.

It's the most secure,
and it's the only floor

Without surveillance cameras.

It's also the only floor
with secure elevator access.

This has to be it.

I'm searching
the electronic charts

For a profile
that might match sameen's.

[suspenseful music]

¶ ¶

Okay, don't lose your head,
ms. Groves.

This might mean nothing,

But they're holding a compact
persian sociopath in room 914.

¶ ¶

[keypad beeping]

¶ ¶

Stay tuned, harold.

¶ ¶

[keypad beeping]

¶ ¶

(greer) everything we have worked
for is coming to fruition.

The correction is upon us.

Standby for instructions.

¶ ¶

You need to leave, harold. Now.

Not without you, ms. Groves.

(root) you don't have a choice.

This is samaritan's base
of operations.

We're in the belly of the beast.

[tense music]

¶ ¶

You have to shut your eyes.

A lesson I've learned
all too well.

I would've stayed
in the dark too

If some...

[sighs]

Friends hadn't convinced me
to dig a little deeper.

¶ ¶

Now, I'm curious.

How does a prep school girl
from greenwich

Ever come to work for samaritan?

I... i have no idea

Who this samaritan is.

This is all a huge mistake.

Please...

Please, i...

I have a daughter.

Sarah. She's a toddler.

And my son, jackson,
he's just starting second grade.

I just want to go home

And see them.

¶ ¶

I'm sorry.

I know how you feel.

I lost my mother too
at a very young age.

¶ ¶

But you already know that,
don't you, shelly?

That's why you keep playing
the mother card.

Did it tell you to do that?

Did it think

That you could handle me too?

How many agents are you handling
for samaritan?

¶ ¶

You recognize anyone?

(control)
kind of looks like tyler.

At least it used to.

I go... i go to the park
on my lunch hour.

I like to watch
the artists paint.

Who do you watch
in the coffee shop?

I'm in that coffee shop
at least three times a week.

Okay, this is just...

This is just some sort of
freak coincidence.

A more pertinent question
would be,

What's a middle-aged,
caffeine-addicted school teacher

Doing roaming the halls
of the white house?

¶ ¶

You have no idea
what's coming for you, bitch.

¶ ¶

(dominic) I'm offering
a place at the table.

Acknowledge me as the head
of the five families,

And you and your men can live.

Just because you're sitting
at the head

Doesn't mean you can lead.

My men are loyal to me.

Which men?

The cosa nostra
or our boys in blue?

Ah, and then there's
the mysterious third party...

The guy with the tech.

The hacker.

(harper) don't bother lying.

I told them about harold.

Honest about your deceit.

How noble.

Harold's tapped into
the city's cameras.

I want his system.

Well, you're gonna kill me
regardless.

Why turn on a friend?

Like you turned on
your right-hand man?

Anthony, right?

How's it feel knowing
you're responsible

For your friend's death?

Do you really want to know?

[tense music]

Be careful what you wish for,
dominic.

¶ ¶

We'll start with the hand
and work our way up.

¶ ¶

[hammer thuds] [elias screams]

Where do you meet harold?

Do you have a safe house
in the city?

¶ ¶

If I knew,
I would've told you by now.

¶ ¶

Where is your boss, detective?

Truth is,

I don't know.

The truth hurts.

[gurgling]

You want some air?

Tell me where
your hacker boss is.

[coughs]

[groans]

- Again.
- Wait.

Wait. [coughs]

Wait.

You got... You got a loofah?

Maybe you can wash my back
while you're at it.

¶ ¶

[gurgling]

[door squeaks]

¶ ¶

Found this in
one of the canisters.

Date and time
of the courthouse hearing.

Got a rat in our crew.

He got our boys killed.

An inside man
selling secrets to elias.

¶ ¶

[gurgling]

¶ ¶

Fish him out.
We got more important business.

[gasping]

(link) come help me out.

¶ ¶

I'll go get the key.

[groans]

Listen, I got a little text
from thornhill.

She said I could name my price
if I save your ass.

[coughs]

[handcuffs jingle, lock clicks]

Hey, thanks for the spa day,
sunshine.

I'm not done with you yet.

[grunts] [handcuffs jingle]

[coughs]

¶ ¶

This is a restricted floor,
doctor.

Sorry.

I was looking for
an aspirin stash.

I have a lower back thing.

[gunshots ping] [men grunt]

[men groaning]

¶ ¶

Sameen?

¶ ¶

[metallic clang]

¶ ¶

You just missed her.

[gunshots ping]

¶ ¶

[gunshot pings]

Aah!

[gunshots]

[grunting]

[gun clicks]

[gun clatters on floor]

Time to finish what we started.

You read my mind.

[both grunting]

¶ ¶

Where are they taking her?

Relax.
I'm sure it's someplace nice.

¶ ¶

[root grunting]

(martine)
you should be proud of shaw.

She held out for a month or two.

I had to hurt her pretty bad.

[gasps, groans]

But she broke eventually.

Lying bitch.

And by the way, thanks

For doing everything
she said you would do.

[solemn music]

¶ ¶

You're calmer than normal, john,

Given the circumstances.

I took a trip to the mountains,

And I saw an old friend.

¶ ¶

Just reminded me
what I've been missing.

And what is that?

Life.

And yet, here you are,

Stuck in a dark basement
with me.

You should have
heeded my warning.

You knew that the brotherhood
was coming.

That canister in the trash...

That wasn't a mistake.

Did I leave a bread crumb?

Just wondering
what's up your sleeve.

Trap door?

Pneumatic tubes rigged with c-4?

I'm afraid
this is my last stand.

¶ ¶

You're an honorable man, john.

It's been nice knowing you.

[door clicks]

Gonna need you
to write a little letter.

With your good hand.

At "sunrise,
3648 lafayette avenue."

[tense music]

Unless you want riley here
to wipe for you from now on.

How 'bout you come
a little closer?

I'll settle my own score, john.

My friends are upset
because they're discovered

A traitor in their midst.

Now write,

"veni, vidi, vici."

¶ ¶

It's the address
to the brotherhood's

Base of operations.

As far as your men
are concerned,

Their boss just gave them
orders to invade.

And when they come,
the brotherhood will be waiting.

(dominic)
your men can die by your hands

Or you can give me the name
of the rat in my crew.

¶ ¶

(martine) let's get her
strapped to the bed.

This shouldn't take long.

[dramatic music]

[grunting]

(greer) really, ms. Groves.

There's such a thing as
nobility in defeat.

I have everything I need
to find the machine,

And no amount of kicking
will change that.

If you found the machine,
I'd be the first to know.

(greer) exactly.

We have scoured
every network device

On the planet without success,

Until I realized, you are
the last piece of the puzzle.

The answer is in your head.

[chuckles]

I don't have the slightest idea

Where the machine's located.

Not in your brain.

In your head.

Your direct line to the machine.

The cochlear implant.

Your little girlfriend
told us all about it.

She would never.

(greer) we have no reason to
lie about something like that.

[tense music]

(greer) welcome, mr. Finch.

You're just in time to see us
cut your friend's head open.

There'll be some brain damage,

But you'll still be able to
clothe and feed yourself.

Though I can't say you'll be
much a marksman moving forward.

¶ ¶

[saw whirring]

Harold doesn't have to see this.

If you want, I'll end him first
and let you watch.

Lay a hand on him,
I'll kill you.

Sit back. Relax, honey.

Or I'll lay more than
just a hand on him.

¶ ¶

He doesn't look like
much of a fighter.

Bet he'll died without
so much as a peep.

¶ ¶

[dramatic music]

[neck snaps]

¶ ¶

What do you know?

Not a peep.

Now I surrender.

[tense music]

¶ ¶

Who's your contact
at the white house?

I used to admire you...

The work you did
for your country.

You could still prove
that you're a true patriot.

[chuckles softly]

How? By letting you go?

No, this is not about me.

It's about to begin.

The correction.

Correction?

For whom?

Don't worry.

It's nothing
you haven't done yourself.

What are you talking about?

The ferry bombing.

You sanctioned
nathan ingram's death

Along with all the other
innocent people.

Samaritan is planning an attack.

Attack?

Is that you would classify
the actions you took

To protect your country?

When?

¶ ¶

May 6th.

¶ ¶

What does that number mean?

[gun cocks]

You can go ahead and shoot me.

I'm not gonna tell you.

- [grunts]
- aah!

[gasping]

You should save your energy,

Because you're gonna need it.

(sherry) do you know the
story of sodom and gomorrah?

Lot's wife couldn't help but
look back at the burning city,

And she burst into
a pillar of salt.

But you can still save yourself

If you don't do anything
to stop the correction.

You said yourself, you're good
at shutting your eyes.

Well, the world is about to
catch fire.

Here's your last chance
to look away.

¶ ¶

[tense music]

Time's up.

Do we have an agreement,

Or do we send the note
and exterminate your men?

¶ ¶

Send it through the tubes.

Okay, okay. You win.

Just please...
Just leave my men alone.

Now tell me,

Who's your informant?

¶ ¶

He has me send payments
to this account.

Your money man can verify.

¶ ¶

[camera shutter snaps]

We'll be hearing shortly.

¶ ¶

[phone rings]

Yeah, lawrence. What do you got?

¶ ¶

No, that'll be all.

¶ ¶

Lawrence give you a name?

An alias.

I need your advice
on how to deal with this.

It's not enough to hit back.

Got to put your enemy
in the ground.

¶ ¶

Whose name was on the account?

[gunshots]

It was yours, link.

[laughing]

Oh. Oh, man.

You could take my title,
but you can't hold on to it.

You can't trust anyone.

And now your men
won't trust you.

They trust that
I will exterminate a rat.

Rat?

I might have lied
about a few things.

Like the message
your men intercepted.

¶ ¶

You planted that message?

You knew we were coming.

Well, good news,

There's no rat
in your organization.

Bad new, you need
a new right-hand man.

[grunting]

You want to kill me? Go ahead.

You were always gonna
win this war anyway.

(reese) kill him, you'll never
get the information you want.

Tell me you have another plan,
elias.

This is my plan, john.

I told you I'd make them
answer for anthony.

So tell me,
how does it feel knowing

That you're responsible
for your friend's death?

¶ ¶

[tense music]

¶ ¶

Shall we continue?

Have you forgotten her
so quickly?

You've already discarded her,
and you're a human being.

Imagine how quickly
that thing that you've created

Would discard you.

Do you ever lay awake at night
wondering

If one day it will see you
as a threat?

Or worse, as irrelevant?

How arrogant of you to think

That any of us are anything
but irrelevant.

¶ ¶

Samaritan is offering
your machine a second chance

To save the lives
of its human agents.

Give up its location,

Or they die.

The offer expires in 60 seconds.

¶ ¶

[bone saw buzzing]

Don't do it.

Please.

Don't give yourself up.

Harold was right.

We are interchangeable.

You can replace us.

You can keep fighting.

[electronics powering down]

[solemn music]

[electronics beeping]

¶ ¶

No, don't do it.

Don't die for us.

¶ ¶

[electronics click, whir]

¶ ¶

Until the next time, mr. Finch.

[tense music]

¶ ¶

(shelly)
go home to your loved ones.

Hold your daughter tight,

Because a new day is dawning.

And those who impede progress...

The disruptive, the aberrant...

Will be systematically purged
from our society.

There will be no mercy,

No stay of execution.

For some, this will be the end.

But for others,

A rebirth.

A second chance to live the life

That they were designed for.

Every life given a purpose.

Samaritan will build
a new world.

A better world.

Too bad you won't live
to see it.

¶ ¶

[gunshots ping]

¶ ¶

The machine gave up its location
to save our lives.

They're going to kill her,
harold.

Do you know where they're going?

I don't know.

But we have to get there first,

Before it's too late.

¶ ¶