All language subtitles for Alias [1x20] - The Solution

My name is Sydney Bristow.

Seven years ago, I was recruited by a
secret branch of the CIA called SD-6.

I was sworn to secrecy, but I
couldn't keep it from my fianc�.

When the head of SD-6
found out, he had him killed.

That's when I learned the truth.
SD-6 is not part of the CIA.

I'd been working for the people
I thought I was fighting.

I went to the only place
that could help me take them down.

Now I'm a double agent for the CIA.
My handler is Michael Vaughn.

Only one other person
knows what I do,

another double agent inside SD-6.

Someone I hardly know.

My father.

- Do you value your life?
- Of course I value my life.

Your actions would
indicate otherwise.

Listen, Jean, this business we have
to discuss is extremely sensitive.

What is it?

I know this has been difficult
for Arvin. My illness.

I look just like everyone else,
and I usually feel that way.

The fact is...

I won't be alive next Christmas.

Remember the vial of liquid
that Khasinau wanted?

We used it on the blank page.
It exposed Rambaldi's hidden text.

I've booked you on a flight
for tomorrow night.

- It'll be our last mission.
- Noah...

Let me prove to you that it can work.

I heard about Noah.

I'm sorry.

Hit the bag.

I killed a man.

Someone I cared about.

He was an assassin. If you hadn't
killed him, he'd have killed you.

Maybe. But I was the one
who forced the fight.

Hicks was a bad guy.

That's it. Push.

Nice combination.

But the truth is, it affects me,
never knowing who to trust.

Learning to expect betrayal,

plotting and secrecy
and hatred and anger.

It's becoming a part of me.

I am becoming what I despise.

I tell myself that I got into this
to bring Danny's killers to justice.

The truth is
I'm more interested in revenge.

I thought I could stay in control.

It's just gotten so twisted,
like with Khasinau.

The one goal I have is to find him,
so that I can find my mother.

But if I do that, if I can find
his trail and track him down,

it'll strengthen SD-6.

I got into this to bring them down,

and now I feel like
I'm on their side.

This is the world of SD-6
when we started, remember?

And here is what it looks like today.

And this doesn't even
take into account Badenweiler,

or stealing page 47
from Sloane's vault,

or the way you kept Khasinau
from getting that ampoule.

These are incredible
accomplishments.

Khasinau is out there somewhere.

- Yes.
- My mom is out there.

We will find them.

I have to go to class.

Wait.

Take care of yourself.

Thanks.

- Where was it?
- Behind the fridge.

- You say you saw it?
- No, I heard it scratching.

I'll go and get some traps.

No. We need a professional.
A hit man. Rats breed hourly.

Hello?

You disappoint me, Mr Tippin.

It's Litvack.

You have enough to publish.
You have nothing to fear.

I was kidnapped. The lives of people
I care about were threatened.

It's a bluff,
to scare you off the story.

It worked. I'm off it.

Just go away. Don't call me again.

Don't call anyone else again,
unless you want more people to die.

- It was Jack Bristow.
- What?

What was Jack Bristow?

Hello?

- We have rats.
- What?

In all likelihood. Possibly mice. Hi.

Hi.

- Mice isn't better than rats.
- They're rats, and they're huge.

The exterminator's coming.
Could you be here?

- No. I've got work.
- I have to cater a lunch for 30.

- I don't live here.
- Why are you here?

- You don't pay any rent.
- Is this attack on Will?

Please, just do this for us.

OK, fine. I'll do it.

Rats are clever.
You have to out-think 'em.

You can't just leave out cheese.

You have to leave stuff they want.

It's the only way they'll come out.

Otherwise you're wasting your time.

I can't believe
I didn't think of this before.

- We can make Khasinau come to us.
- What are you thinking?

- The vial. The Rambaldi solution.
- The one the CIA has?

That's why he had a team break into
SD-6. He wants that solution.

With respect to Khasinau, I'd like to
suggest a course of action.

Quickly. I'm got a meeting
with the review team from NIC.

Remember the ampoule we got from
SD-6 that allowed us to read page 47?

I suggest a black-market sale,
third party.

Khasinau still thinks
that vial is in the SD-6 vault.

So we say there's another one.

Can we make him believe that?
Have to make it sound legit.

I know how. Last year
Sloane sent a team of agents

into the art museum in Algiers,
after a minister donated a collection

that Sloane believed
might contain Rambaldi artefacts.

- Why don't I know about this?
- The mission failed.

The agents were caught.

Before they could even be
questioned, SD-6 had them killed.

Say there was a break-in
at that museum this week.

It would be widely publicised.

Khasinau would start to hear
rumours of what was taken.

Including rumours
of an existing second ampoule.

Are you suggesting
I approve of theft?

We'd just be borrowing them.

We'd return everything we steal
after we make contact with Khasinau.

The whole point is to get noticed.

We? You're proposing to go with her?

I know I'm not a field agent, but
Agent Bristow will need back-up.

She trusts me.

We plan to go in as insurance agents,
offering to lower their premiums.

We'd inspect the security system
before we commit any coverage.

I downloaded the mission specs.

Alarm types at the museum,
activation points,

blueprints, everything.

This is our best shot at Khasinau.

Do it.

- You'll deal with the op tech?
- I'll take care of it.

I have to stop by the hospital.
Emily, she's not doing well.

Sick from the chemo. We heard that
from the bug in Sloane's study.

I'm sorry.

Thanks.

Could I get the number
for Druzinsky's Pest Control?

It's D-R-U...

Let me just get a pen.

Hold on just a minute.

Go.

323...

Naturally, the guy shows up. Sorry.

How are you doing?
Where's the problem?

We've got rats over here,
behind the refrigerator.

Let me see your rats.

Gnawed wood. Droppings.

These are rat droppings.

Kiill 'em, please.

You got kids?

No.

Household pets? Dogs? Cats?

Hello?

What? No, I don't have any pets.

Then I'd skip traps
and go right to baiting.

This will be your only warning.

Sydney.

I don't know if you feel well enough
to eat these, but total contraband.

Thank you.

I'm so sorry
you have to go through this.

Sydney, tell me something happy.

Happy?

I've got the week off from work.

Which is nothing, considering your
husband owes me 50 comp days.

I've been working really hard lately.

- Can I give you some advice?
- Please.

When you look back,

family, your friends,
that's what matters.

Work, your job,

it won't seem that important.

Even your job. Even working for SD-6.

I know you can't talk about it.
I wouldn't have mentioned it, but...

I know how easy it is
to lose perspective on things.

And I don't wanna see that
happen to you.

When did Arvin tell you?

He didn't. Over the years
I'd overhear things,

find clues that he never really left
the world of intelligence.

And I know he keeps me
from the truth to protect me.

To keep me from worrying.

My only regret is not being able
to tell him how proud I am.

- I'm good for two minutes.
- It's Emily. She knows about SD-6.

- I'm just worried...
- I know. It's too late.

Your conversation was recorded.

- The Alliance knows?
- Yes.

And?

Information about SD-6
must be treated like a virus.

There is only one response.
Containment.

What did she say?

Sloane won't let them kill Emily.

A decision won't be made until Sloane
meets the head of Alliance security.

He's the only one
who can save her now.

The time off I asked for last week,
I'd still like to take it.

Would that be alright?

- Where are you going?
- The desert.

Yeah.

Of course.

Thank you.

The desert.

We need to test your security system.

See how it operates during
a shutdown of your generator,

heating, electrical
and ventilation systems.

Once we're in, you inspect
the alarm and exhibition space.

I'll handle the shutdown
with this frequency jammer.

It'll keep the cameras off
for three minutes.

180 seconds is all you've got.

Shut down the primary generator.

He says the generator's always kept
the security monitors online before.

When I close
the ventilation system...

The turbines and shaft shut down,
allowing me access to the vault room.

Now shut down the ventilation.

Take the heating system offline.

The vault room is located
through a shaft on the east wall,

67 feet below the main level.

According to the documents, the vault
is a third generation Hanvalova.

Careful. It's full of explosives,
in case this doesn't work.

This should crack the safe and
short the circuit for two minutes,

giving you time to get back to the
main level before the alarms go off.

And electrical.

- What's going on?
- I agreed to a systems analysis.

Mr Algosaibi's president
of the museum.

- Not to a shutdown.
- We are testing the system.

- Everything is OK.
- He's ordered the power restored.

My partner and I flew in from Paris

because we were assured
we could make competitive offer.

We must run a thorough analysis.

When it's offline, essential services
go down, including fire protection.

That is a risk I cannot take.

I will file a formal complaint
with the legal department.

Take him. Find his partner.
Show them the way out.

- What's going on?
- We're being kicked out.

I didn't finish my analysis. Did you?

Barely.

- Give me more details than that.
- No details.

You were kidnapped

by a man who turns out to be
someone you know's father?

- What is this?
- An article I've written.

Do this for me. Keep it sealed
and don't mention this to anyone.

Don't open it unless
something happens to me.

If something happens to me,
you gotta publish it.

Why would something happen?

Because I'm gonna go see
my kidnapper.

You've become insane!

I can write a story that might raise
questions, but it won't put him away.

Publish it.
That's your insurance policy.

Then I'll never get his cooperation.
There's gotta be some bigger story.

I wanna find out what it is.

Abby, you've gotta promise me
you're not gonna open it.

Promise me I won't have to.

There are a few things
we need to talk about.

And you scare me, so I'd rather
talk about them in a public place.

Can I have a beer, please?

You want to talk to me? About what?

Let's start with Sydney.
Does she know?

I don't know
what you're talking about.

Does she know
that you kidnapped me?

I think you have me
confused with someone else.

Thanks.

No, I don't.

I wrote a story.
No one's seen it yet.

But if I die,
it's gonna get published.

It's a story I don't even
wanna work on any more.

- Will, you seem very upset.
- I am.

Cos it won't go away. This source,
who told me about you, won't let it.

I don't even know
where he lives or works.

So you can't beat it out of me,
but he knows. He knows everything.

He gives me hints and clues,
and he's never wrong.

I don't know if you work for SD-6,

or if you're responsible for
the deaths of Daniel Hecht and Kurtz.

I don't know if you're protecting
Sydney, or if she needs protection.

But tell me what you know. Convince
me you put Sydney's interests first,

that in some sick, bizarre twist of
fate, you and I are on the same side.

My concern for Sydney
is not yours to judge.

Convince me by helping me
put a stop to what's going on.

And in return I'll help you
find out who my source is,

because I got a feeling that
he's somebody you'd like to meet.

Thanks, Ethan.

There's been a breach. Our entire
operation could be compromised.

- What's the source?
- Best guess?

A whistle-blower within the agency,
with access to Omega-17 files.

He's been talking to a reporter.
Put counterintelligence on it.

They should tart with Steven Haladki.

- Haladki?
- He fits the profile.

Agent rising in rank, opposed
to company policy regarding SD-6.

Efforts to change policy thwarted,
so he takes it out of the building.

That's a big charge.

The source is putting
Sydney's life at risk.

Haladki filed a report
on the prophecy.

You had him at gunpoint to find out
if the bureau was holding Sydney.

Yes. Then I used that information
to hold other FBI agents at gunpoint

in order to free her
from a witch-hunt.

- You need to get CI on this tonight.
- I want you to stop.

I hear your concerns and I'll choose
how to respond to them myself.

You're a good agent, but lately
I find your methods reprehensible.

If I hear of one more instance
of you acting off-book, you're done.

I sent flowers to Will to thank him
for baby-sitting our rodents.

What do you think
the card should say?

- I had sex with someone.
- Seriously.

What?

When?

About a week ago.

- When were you gonna tell me?
- I know.

It was Noah Hicks.

I know how you feel about Noah.

- Did he just call you up?
- No. It was a business trip.

We just picked up where we left off.

How is he?

He is...

It didn't end well.

I'm not surprised.
He was never good enough for you.

Anybody who'd dump you like that
doesn't deserve a second chance.

- People change.
- No, they don't.

What if I started
dating Charlie again?

I know.

You're really down about this.

A little.

There's nothing to be down about.

It's over.

I just wanted to let you know.

Maybe you're right. Maybe I am
being a little too tough on Noah.

If he calls, I'll try and be nice.

Get me the last profile
on Edward Poole.

Sure. Right away. It's a pop-up book.
I'm making them. Clears my mind.

Feel free to dock me
any amount you feel is... Here.

This is interesting.

When he came in
he was carrying two phones.

- Can you locate them?
- Yeah.

- There.
- Good.

I have one phone number on Poole.

I ran a tap on it
but I couldn't find...

any leads on Khasinau.

I can probably track down
the second one.

Just get me
the other number right now.

Let me begin by saying
I know how difficult this is.

- If there was any other way...
- My wife is dying.

I understand.

- She has lymphoma.
- Yes.

We have both video and audio.
This isn't an issue of confirmation.

No. This is an issue of decency.

- The time and date have been set.
- She is my wife.

I am not just going to sit back
and allow you to eliminate her.

When I first came into the Alliance,
my closest friend was Jean Briault.

He took me into his confidence.
He guided me. He was my mentor.

But when Briault was murdered
at point-blank range,

I didn't ask any questions.

I didn't talk of decency.

Jean Briault was my friend too.

His murder was a tragedy.

I'm just trying to prevent another.

The Alliance knows you disregarded
the policy and pursued Khasinau.

They're going to want to see evidence
that your priorities are in order.

Are you suggesting I allow you to
kill my wife to enhance my standing?

Thanks.

I work in intelligence.
That is all you need to know.

So the bank's a front company?

We meet when and where I decide.
Never contact me.

When you say intelligence, you mean
SD-6. It's some off-the-books...

We go after the source first.
Everything else comes later. Clear?

Does Sydney know?

Jack, is your daughter
a part of this?

No, she's not.

- Now, are we clear?
- Yes.

Do you have a way
of contacting your source?

I have a transmitter. It's a pin.

I found it in a box of stuff
belonging to Eloise Kurtz.

What?

I planted that pin on Eloise Kurtz.

Of course. Nevil said
it was government issue.

You hired her to play Kate Jones
so she could lie to me.

And when she said too much...

- You had her killed!
- I did not kill her.

I bear some responsibility
for her death, as do you.

Focus, Mr Tippin!

Do as I instruct,
or more people will die.

Why don't I contact Deep Throat
and insist upon a meeting?

He told you about me.
He'll know it's a setup.

Contact him. Tell him you know I
kidnapped you and you are terrified.

Then tell him
you are back on the story.

This meeting never took place.

Edward Poole was a friend,
a visitor to this office,

a former operative with Ml6.

Recently I was shocked to learn that
he has become an ally of Khasinau.

I asked Marshall to see if he can
come up with any leads. Marshall?

Thanks. This is really good.

- You've seen the news?
- Perfect, right?

So far so good.

- Have you contacted the broker?
- I stopped in Lisbon.

I said I was hired by the robbers.

- Who?
- Splinter group of the Raslak Jihad.

- How much did you ask for?
- 10 million.

I gave him the SAT phone and told
him to stick to our agreed window.

Good. My father's disabled
the SD-6 satcom intercept.

There's no way Sloane can
find out about this transaction.

We've intercepted signals between
Poole's phone and the com tower.

From that we were able to set up
a wire tap on his STU.

Secure Telephone Unit.

Then we were able to get Khasinau's
number and run a tap on him.

We heard from the broker.

Mr Khasinau is willing to pay double
our asking price in diamonds.

- Is Khasinau gonna meet us?
- No. He's sending Sark.

This is a conversation picked up
between Khasinau and Mr Sark.

You'll recall the ampoule stolen
from us on behalf of Khasinau.

We believed there was only
one ampoule in existence.

This conversation indicates
the existence of two.

It says Sark and a splinter group
of the Raslak Jihad have agreed

on the number of men each side
can bring to the meeting.

Each side has one principal and
two backups located in the market.

If they bring two, we bring four.

When you meet, you'll be able
to test each other's merchandise,

which is why we need
to give him the real solution.

After he confirms it's authentic,

switch the vial with
an identical one containing water

and an isotope
we can track via satellite.

When Sark brings it to Khasinau,
he'll be bringing us along as well.

Our pursuit is incomplete
without that ampoule.

To recover it, you are authorised to
use all necessary force. Understood?

- Yes.
- Good. You leave tonight.

- Sark might've seen you in Moscow.
- He won't recognise me this time.

You saw what he did there.
And in Hong Kong.

If you're suggesting we bring someone
else in, no way. This is my op.

OK. We leave for Denpasar tonight.

Hi. I don't know if you can hear me
or not, but I've thought about it.

I'm back on the story.

Dr Richardson,
report to nuclear medicine.

Hi.

How do you feel?

Better... now that you're here.

Dr Levin stopped by earlier.

He said the biopsy's
scheduled for next week.

Sweetheart. It's gonna be OK.

We have to believe that.

Yeah.

You are so beautiful.

I know. I must look wonderful.

Hold me.

I am so proud of you.

- What have you got?
- Sark's in place.

How many men?

One inside and one at the gate
next to one of ours.

- He stuck to the plan.
- So far.

If anything changes, we're ready.

After you test the merchandise and
make the switch, go separate ways.

We agreed that neither side
would have the advantage.

- That is the agreement.
- You have not lived up to it.

You can see me. I cannot see you.

You know who I represent.

According to the broker, you are
affiliated with the Raslak Jihad.

A noble cause, to be sure,
and a group I respect

for its dedication
to the principles of ancient Kuntao.

When I learned of this,
I volunteered for the assignment.

Because I'm quite familiar with
the Kuntao use of the latajang.

If you are who you claim to be, your
skill with it should be unsurpassed.

Sydney, stick to the plan.

The agreement was clear.
We meet and trade.

We will, if you are
who you say you are.

Is he asking you to fight?

I've told my guard to stand down.

If you want the diamonds,
do the same.

Don't do this.

Sydney!

Sydney!

- Excellent.
- Let's test the merchandise.

Let's.

Sydney, it's Dixon. He's here.

Both guards are down.
I repeat, both guards are down.

I am satisfied. Do we have a deal?

He's at the gate. Make the switch.
I repeat, make the switch.

- Enough! Either we have a deal...
- Yes, we have a deal.

Hands in the air!

Where's the vial?

I said, where is it?