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Hurry.

Make you feel any better? I'm nervous, too.

I just don't understand how they can be gone.

Because, you know, they were fine, and then I'm... Hey, I'll tell you something

that I learned before I met your dad.

I was a little younger than you, and my older brother, he got into a car

accident. And they needed surgery.

And the doctor who was going to do it, he was all business, no emotion.

And my mom got so mad.

She told him to show a little humanity, a little compassion.

And he said, respectfully, ma'am, that is not what you want.

He said, you don't want the doctor who sees your son as a person. You want the

doctor who sees your son as nothing more than an interesting person.

because when everything is on the line, you always do better with someone that's

trying to solve you than someone that's trying to save you.

I know that this is hard, but for right now, we're going to put all of our

emotions behind, and we're going to go out there, and we're going to be a

couple of surgeons.

And that's it.

You're going to be separated about five minutes after the other. When you're in

position, you're not supposed to do anything.

It's just a walk.

Why haven't you asked me about what I saw?

The time comes, I will.

I would like to make sure you and me have to relive that moment.

I'm going to drop my schedule.

Are they with us?

Hey, we need to divert. What?

They're on the buildings and we got a car pacing us about a block away. The

roof is compromised.

Divert now.

What's your diversion target?

They've got a military facility on secure lockdown.

Distance? Talk to them.

Are we good?

Let's keep the eyes, Bill. Gee, that doesn't sound like an answer to my

question.

Control the cars.

Control the cars on the right. On the right. On the right.

My sincere apologies.

Sadly, even after yesterday's act of violence, we still continue to receive

threats from the FRP.

Given the circumstances, it seems prudent to conduct an interview here.

And then we've arranged a military transport to fly directly back to the U

.S., okay?

In there?

Yes.

Go on, Paul.

We're just going to chat for a second.

You can record the interview.

I'll make sure all your questions get asked, but I don't want anyone else in

the room when I'm talking to him. You seem to be under the impression that you

have some authority here, Mr. Christie.

You know, regardless of what you decided when you met me, you need to recognize

that not only am I offering you my help, but that you need it. They had men

staged all along the convoy route. That's a clear indication that there's a

leak somewhere in your chain of command.

And if you can't trust the men below you,

You'd do well to reconsider the man in front of you.

Would you trust the person I saw in that interview the other day?

Job interviews are not my specialty.

Unfortunately, this has turned into something I'm much more familiar with.

It's painful.

So just for the moment, let's not.

As much as you can, I want you to stick to how you felt and what you saw before

anything happened at the building.

Before.

That's where all the information that we need is waiting.

Do you understand?

Good. So when you woke up, you were at your boyfriend's?

He's not really, ma'am.

Yeah. He snuck out.

I wasn't planning on staying out, but then when I woke up, I... I realized

if... if I didn't rush, Dad would be awake, and... Stay at number four.

So you had to get on.

I took Liam's motorcycle.

I remember thinking I was going to make it. The streets were empty. I was going

fast.

And I was coming to this last turn.

I had the light, but it's like I just sensed something coming before I saw it.

So I slammed the brakes.

And then these two fans, they just came flying through the intersection.

And then a motorcycle, like a sport one or a racing one.

Tell me more about the motorcycle.

I think he was black.

Like everything.

The writer was in black clothes, black helmet.

Yeah, that's all I remember.

What about the vans?

White. They look new or old?

New. They look like work vehicles or some personal vehicles?

I don't know. Work, maybe.

Okay, let's go back to that.

What happened after they passed?

I took the bike around the corner.

Maybe another...

Half block and I parked it.

I was basically staring right at the building But he was there

My dad

he was getting in his car knee and he saw me

And he was calling me and then okay, let's stop right there that's good

You didn't even ask her about the bombing. Suspects were gone before the

bombing. Unless we do it the right way, strong emotions can warp memories. If I

bring all the feelings up to the surface, that's likely to get us less

useful intel and not more.

I'm going to get everything that we need.

Right now, what I need from you are pictures of the most common white van

sold in the last five years.

I'm asking you for a little faith here.

You think you want to get these people any more than I do any more than she

does?

If you still have questions after I come out, I won't say anything if you want to

go in and ask for yourself.

Is that fair?

I'm also going to need a couple of rags or a small towel.

What are we doing?

I want you to think back.

The van on that bike.

Now, 20 minutes ago, you were asleep.

But for a minute, you realized you had to get home. You've been wide awake,

adrenaline pumping, yes?

Yes. All right, and now you're so close.

You reach that intersection, and then you slam on the brakes because you sense

something coming out of that make you feel.

How does what make me feel?

Something coming out of nowhere. You have to stop or you're going to get

smashed. How do you feel?

Shocked? Surprised?

Point to the van, you dog.

Look and point, don't think, just remember.

I saw his face.

The writer, just for a second, but I saw it.

Now let's hold the story right there.

Stay with the rival.

Stay with the rival.

Stay good.

What about these sketch artists?

Sketch artists can be hit or miss.

They end up creating false memories just as often as they bring something back.

CIA has a good one she can stick with.

For now, we should pull the traffic and security cameras in the area from the

morning of the bombing. Maybe we get not only a sighting, but a plate.

I'll put the word out immediately.

Yeah, see, but that's the thing. How do you run down a leak when you know you

got a leak somewhere?

I'm due to brief President Carmel personally.

We will hand-select a small team and make sure to keep the circle as tight as

possible. For now, the plane is fueling. We'll be ready to return port to U.S.

within an hour.

I can't help but notice you only mention port.

Given there is a leak, I can see the potential value in having an outsider

assistance. But you need to understand that I am in charge.

Listen, we both want the same thing.

I can't help but notice that you didn't acknowledge that I will be in charge.

You will be in charge.

I'll have a transport arranged for you after I brief the president.

You know your friend Rayburn said you would see that having something to fight

for would bring out the best in you.

Did you believe?

I have seen many situations, Mr. Creasy.

where having something to fight for is what brings out the worst in people.

And I suppose that's what continues to trouble me.

Why can't you just come with me? No, you don't want that. I do.

I promise I do. I have work to do here.

But you... You're not only going to make it home safe, you're going to have a

long life ahead of you. But for that to turn out well, you're going to have to

find a way to leave all this behind.

The way to do that, it starts right now. You get on that plane with your best

memories.

And you leave everything else, including me, right here.

Never to be thought of again.

You were there when I didn't have anyone else.

It's not something I plan on forgetting.

Okay, time for you to go.

Get out! Get out!

Get out! Get out!

Get out!

I'm trying to take out the engine.

Hold on tight.

All right.

Get it, Paul.

You want me to make something for you to eat?

No.

Do you want tea? No.

Thank you for being here.

I know she's not a child, but... I didn't want her to be alone after all

this. I love being with her, it's not a problem at all.

600 people were killed.

I know you don't want to hear it, but I have to say it again.

You, my friend, are still young.

Your daughter is raised.

My cousin went to the United States and she said she has a lot of opportunities

in public schools.

Your husband was murdered.

And things only got worse for you after that.

And now this terrorism, man.

When you look at it from the outside, do you really think this is the best place

for you to raise your daughter?

My friend, I'm talking about a new beginning for you and for her.

Tommy.

Aloha. Yeah, Mello, this is Creaky. John, Chris? Yeah, you drove me around

for several hours the other night?

Yeah.

Yeah, of course I remember.

Are your friends okay?

Listen, I need some help with driving.

But you mentioned that you're also the kind of person who can find all sorts of

things, and...

That's the kind of expertise I need right now.

Mr. Gracie, I don't think it's smart to work with you.

Yeah, well, smart or not, it pays well.

And what is the payment for exactly?

I think it's best we keep that on a need-to-know basis.

In Brazil, problems start when you get paid and you don't ask questions.

Look, I got a girl who lost her family in a bombing and she saw the

perpetrators, okay? Now they want her dead and I need to get her out of the

country.

What if I ask for something that's not money?

Hello?

Hey.

No one followed me.

You leave your cell phones behind?

Yeah, and I got these, like you asked.

What's this?

That's the beginning of something long and messy that doesn't need to concern

you.

Look, all I'm asking is that you find somewhere safe for us to assess things,

and then I'll make sure that your fee is taken. No fee.

I told you what I need.

Relocation with proper papers.

Do we have a deal?

Yeah, we do.

I'm sorry.

I thought I heard someone.

Hi.

I'm Malou.

Hello.

Gracie. Jesus, it's a relief to hear your voice.

Is Poe with you? Is she okay?

Yeah, she's safe for the moment. But after what happened this morning, I

absolutely cannot rely on the Brazilians. I'm 100% on my own with this

one. You're not on your own. Sir, I have... You've got us, and I'm gonna get

this taken care of for you.

Hey, Martin, tell me who we got on deck and ready to move.

I'm gonna send you an extraction transport plane.

Totally dark, no Brazilian involvement. I'm gonna get you and Poe home as

quickly and safely as possible. Yeah, okay.

Look, I'm gonna need some cash.

for protection and transportation.

You got it. Done.

And beyond that, you give me some exit options, and I'll make an assessment.

Are you saying you don't think it's safe to bring her back?

I'm saying I don't know what I don't know, and until I do, I can't commit to

anything.

Okay.

Well, then, John, I think you need to ask yourself, is she really safe with

you?

Look, look, look.

We're moving to another car.

If you bang on the trunk, it'll be the last thing that you do.

No, we need music.

What do you like? Pop, maybe?

Can you turn it off?

You don't like this one?

I do, I just... I don't want to take songs I like and have them remind me of

this.

If you don't want to associate any of these with songs you like, maybe we

switch it up.

We'll see you next time.

So are you safe here?

The favela has its own police, and my cousin's an important member.

You're going to have to pay for this.

What's the budget?

May that work?

Welcome to your new home.

I'm going to go talk to my cousin.

I'll be right back.

Are you sure about this?

You're safe.

Places like this are completely off the radar.

You should try to get some sleep.

I stopped for most of the drive here.

Apparently, country music has a sedative effect on me.

God, not you too.

My dad always used to try to get me to play.

Who do you think taught me?

He talked about chess like it was a religion.

No, not a religion.

A metaphor.

You have a plan, or the guy has a plan.

And when you get surprised, you see who's smarter, who reacts, who attacks.

You learn to play chess.

You learn to play life.

I think that might be the first time I've seen you smile.

You could play.

If you, um... If you want.

You settle in. I'll be back. You're gonna leave?

Yeah. I gotta go take care of a few things.

Are you talking about the man on the trunk?

Yeah.

Can't you stay?

I'll be more useful out there, not so much in here.

Are you going to kill him?

No. Just... Just talk to him.

Like a surgeon?

Something like that.

Would he have killed me?

Then I'll see you when you get back.

There's a place that you can work two blocks away.

Did Phobe eat anything?

Other than American fast food, she hasn't eaten since she got to Brazil.

A hard cave.

My favorite.

I have a daughter.

And when my husband was killed, I had a neighbor who would come over to talk to

her.

Talking is how she processed things.

I think Poe is just like my daughter.

If you want, I'm happy to stay with her and just listen.

Oh, I don't.

But you, you're just like me.

When things are bad, go and seek silence.

Out of talk.

Just around the corner.

See you later.

I brought something for you too.

I'm not really hungry.

Don't worry.

I asked my daughter what an American who doesn't like Brazilian food would eat.

These are coxinha.

It's kind of like what you call nugget.

Chicken nugget, right?

It's okay with me if you don't eat them.

I never get to tell my daughter she's wrong, so it's almost better if you

refuse them.

She might be right.

How old are you?

16.

And coming to Brazil wasn't something you were excited about?

How can you tell?

Well, when you drive a car, you know, you just meet lots of different people.

You learn to really see them.

What else do you see?

Someone who needs a friend.

Alguien ha visto muchas películas.

Mira si está con una batalla de un auto.

Y te dicen que van a trabajar en ti.

That's bullshit.

Car battery never broke nobody.

You want information?

It's not the battery that's key.

It's what's inside.

Ácido sulfúrico.

Doesn't mess you up.

That'll take time.

But if you mix it with hydrogen peroxide, it makes something they call

jugo de piranha. Tu sabes que hacen las piranhas, no?

Ellas comen tu carne.

Yo soy un terco hijo de puta y te lo digo ya.

They got everything out of me.

So there's one star right here.

Put this on your forehead.

It's gonna get away at your skin and slowly drip down.

Once it get into your eyes, it's lights out.

Leave it a minute there.

Once it's on, you got about two minutes before it get into your eyes.

So talk fast.

Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!

Hey! Hey!

Hey!

Who hired you to kill us? I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

He only told me that we could call ourselves mad. But I don't think that's

his real name.

You helped him with the bombing too.

Bombing. Bombing. I don't know anything about the bombing. I don't know anything

about the bombing.

I don't know anything. I don't know anything about the bombing.

Your clock is ticking now, Chaygo.

You better come up with some answers.

F.O.P.

Oswald. Oswald!

Oswald!

The issue here is this Mr. Creasy.

I need your assurance that he's being extracted as well. It's one thing when

he was offering to work with us. It's another to have a loose cannon who's

gone completely... completely unresponsive while I'm having to deal

with terrorists and tragedy, not to mention an upcoming election.

Honestly, President Carmo, I spoke to Creasy, and right now he doesn't trust

anyone. Even if Creasy delivers us the girl, everything I know about him leads

me to believe that he's not leaving until the people that brought that

building down are dead.

Director Moncrief.

I wonder how your government would react if you had a foreign national on the

loose in your country, operating independently, without authority, and in

a way that potentially jeopardized your investigation and response to a massive

terror attack.

I'm sure we would contain him using whatever means necessary.

Hey, how'd it go?

I'm in the car.

Why? What happened?

There's a way I can get this guy to lead us to the people coming after Paul.

So she's not going home?

No. Not until I know everything we have against her.

Okay, let's see what I can get.

How is she?

Not well.

But she's in good hands.

Is it time to go?

Not sure.

I need your help with something first.

What?

How do you feel about the sight of blood?