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You know how powerful these people are,
how much money they have.
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I have information about the death of Tomas Castillo.
That's how I met Tomas. At Cirsium Industries that first day.
Cirsium Industries? What is that?
Welcome to Cirsium Industries.
We're developing a drug
which prevents degenerative illnesses:
Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's.
Which one of these beds did Thomas Castillo die in?
I think we all want the same thing, to show the world that
being a big corporation, it doesn't put you
above the law no matter how rich you are.
I'm going to expose Alex Harewood.
I need you to trust me.
I do think that Ellen is telling the truth.
Sure, maybe.
I just can't shake the feeling
that we're being played somehow.
We are just the same, Georgina.
We both know that a human life, sometimes,
is a price worth paying.
Did you ever have a secret you didn't want to keep
but you know you can't tell?
What are you thinking
telling Cesar about Nico?
Don't worry.
We can always get another Daphne.
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Christ, I need a drink. Gracias.
Do you know the irony...
Is that the drug that Harewood's developing...
Would have saved my wife.
I didn't even know
that you were married.
Says the mistress of secrets.
How did she, um...
It was early onset dementia.
- I'm sorry. - No, it's me. Hey, you don't have to.
Grief is such a fucker.
Hi, you've reached Nico. Leave me a message
and I'll call you back when I can.
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What are they saying about Giuliana?
She's taking responsibility for the shooting.
That she was seeking justice for Tomas.
Christ.
What if we could have stopped her?
We could have prevented this.
Do you think we might have helped push her over the...?
No, no. We... We did nothing wrong.
How were we supposed to know that
she was going to do something so extreme?
What?
I just... I...
I don't know, I'm just wondering
what exactly did you say to her in Spanish?
What exactly are you implying?
Look, Juliana's had months to do this,
but it happens just after we go and see her?
I mean, look, you are not like other people, Georgina...
when you are on a mission, you are very headstrong.
I told her that Victor doctored her son's autopsy.
That was before we knew that he died
as a direct result of Harewood's trials,
and you and I both agreed that she deserved to know.
Don't try and blame this on me.
No, you're right, you're right.
I mean, just, look, forget, I didn't, you know...
What, implied that I incited a murder?
I'll do my best.
Georgina, come on, I'm...
I'm going to the hotel.
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You've experienced a lot of loss in your life, Ms. Ryland.
Mom?
Do you feel culpable at all?
People often think death is contagious.
I just think that guilt is a useless emotion.
- Death is contagious. - Is that why...
Do you feel culpable at all?
Death is inside you.
What do you want?
Where is Nico's body?
What did you do with it?
Why, so you can tell Cesar?
I need to know.
You just saw a crowd of people get gunned down,
and yet, your first instinct is to come
here and talk to me about your brother?
Of course it made me think about Nico.
Look, I don't know what else to do.
I feel like I'm losing my mind.
Then go see a shrink.
I can recommend a really good one.
If you're happy to fly back to France.
Why are you so determined to shut me out?
Sometimes people push us too far.
I mean, that is what you said.
Look, I just need you to help me make sense of it.
Then maybe you shouldn't have walked out
and left me in a psychiatric unit.
I'm sorry.
Don't bother.
We both know it was calculated
and an act of self-preservation.
Your brother would have been proud.
I thought I mattered to you.
Not anymore.
It's an awful thing that happened,
of course it was, but we can't let it knock us off track.
So, has Ms. Harewood said anything about what happens next?
She's still in the hospital.
Look, until we hear from her, it is business as usual.
Do you think she'll call off the trials?
Alex is a law unto herself.
You've reached the voicemail of Ellen Swann,
Chief of Staff to Alexandra Harewood.
Ellen, it's me, Georgina.
Listen, I know that you must be really busy right now,
but give me a call. We need to talk about what happens now.
Listen, you need to stop panicking and focus.
How far along are we with the next set of results?
I need to pull them together, make a presentation.
I can be ready by tonight.
Let me find out when she's being discharged
then we can work to that.
This is Ellen Swann.
I'd like to speak to the consultant
in charge of Alexandra Harewood.
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Okay.
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Wait, wait, wait, stop, stop, stop.
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You've reached
the voicemail of Ellen Swann, Chief of...
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Who the hell are you?
I, I'm so sorry. I don't, I don't mean any trouble.
I'm a friend of Ellen's.
Bullshit.
If you're a friend, why break in?
I th...
I thought I saw Ellen talking on the phone outside
and then she just rushed off
and she left the door open, so...
Stay where you are.
Okay...
You don't need to use that.
I can explain.
Ellen and I are working together on a project.
Wait, how do you know her?
I'd be well within my right to use this.
Hm. Sarah?
Mum, why didn't you pick up your phone?
Welcome home.
Sarah.
I've just been chatting with your mom.
She says you work together.
Is she from the facility?
You shouldn't have come here.
I want to know what's going on.
What exactly is your plan now?
I told you that we need to wait until the time is right.
Yes, and I heard you and that was kind of okay
before Alex got shot and Victor ended up dead.
And then I find out that Ellen isn't even your real name.
So my trust is wearing pretty thin right now.
I had to change my name
because I didn't want Alex to recognize it.
- Sarah... - It's okay, Mum.
She's on our side.
She wants to stop Alex as much as we do.
Is that true?
Well, Alex certainly isn't my friend.
Alex knew my dad.
Alfred Akuffo.
And I didn't want her to make the connection
when I went to work for her.
Why exactly?
My husband ran a company
that was researching degenerative brain diseases.
Alex Harewood bought him out,
with the promise that she would give him the resources he needed.
Instead, she dissolved it.
She stole his research and put Gonzalez in charge.
We tried to help, but...
Two months later,
Sarah found his body in the garage.
He had taken his own life.
I'm very...
Sorry.
Tomas isn't the first person who died because of her.
I led her straight to our door.
How could I have been so stupid?
You weren't stupid. You were distracted.
- What if she goes to Alex? - She won't.
You don't know that.
She won't.
Don't lose your nerve.
We're so close to getting what we want.
It does not feel that way.
That's because you're too close to it.
Sarah, come on, out with it.
I just wonder...
If we should stop here.
Mum, Mum, just think about it.
I have thought...
Of nothing else.
Since the day I had to bury
the love of my life.
I want that woman to suffer
for what she did to me.
Next time you start to lose your nerve...
Remind yourself
who we're doing this for.
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Hi.
- Listen... - Peace offering.
- Thank you. - Been hiding out, huh?
Sleeping actually. That's,
that's brandy for breakfast for you.
So, full disclosure, I
may have
accidentally not accidentally
looked in your wallet and I saw a photo.
She was beautiful.
Yeah.
Yeah, she didn't think so, but yeah.
I would have told you earlier.
Why should I know all of your secrets?
What was her name?
Millie.
Short for Camilla, which she hated.
How old was she when...
42. Diagnosed at 38. Just...
Just after our fifth wedding anniversary.
What was she like?
Messy, she drove me fucking mad.
Always late.
Funny, brave.
We never had a chance to fall out of love.
That's one thing, I suppose.
Is that why you always keep running?
Yep, probably. Heh.
On the run from my emotions, textbook.
They catch up with you eventually.
So you said you had something to tell me.
Guess what I found out today?
Surprise me.
Ellen Swann's real name is Sarah Akuffo.
Her father committed suicide
when Alex Harewood took over his business and folded it.
She changed her name
and has made it her life's mission
to infiltrate Harewood Technologies, just to get back at Alex.
That's crazy.
Is it?
Yeah.
I know a lot more about vengeance
than you do my friend, no offense.
Well, no, oddly enough, none taken. Cheers.
So the results on the trial subjects
of the latest combination of drugs...
The scan on the left is from the placebo group,
an untreated brain.
The scan on the right is patient 3C.
Otherwise known as Rodolfo Malfi.
That's correct.
Alex, how are you feeling?
Like I've been shot.
Nobody told me you were being discharged.
I can read a medical chart just as well
as any of those consultants.
And I'm as well as can be expected.
But Alex...
My own doctor is flying over as we speak.
Please do continue, Dr. Gonzalez.
Of course.
So this is the placebo group on the left.
You will see the difference in the patient
who has been treated.
We can now prove that the active
ingredients in our drug have passed
into the brain from the bloodstream.
The protected areas are highlighted in red.
- It worked. - Mm-hm.
This is everything we've been working for.
How many success stories are there?
Well, discounting Tomas Castillo, Rodolfo Malfi
and three others who dropped out along the way, 12.
Like the disciples.
The immortal twelve.
Alex, I can get a live link press conference
set up within hours.
Just say the word.
Victor just got killed, remember?
I don't know.
I need time to think.
This could be our way of paying tribute to him.
To everything you've achieved together.
I won't be rushed, Ellen.
This is too important.
I'll let you decide the strategy.
Ms. Harewood.
Do you think Alex will go ahead with the announcement?
She won't want to throw this opportunity away.
Which is why I need to talk to you.
What about?
Rodolfo Malfi.
What about him?
After the car accident, the doctor said he had
a 50% chance of survival.
Then you went to see him and suddenly...
He's dead.
I'm not sure what you mean.
Don't waste your breath lying to me, Santino.
I know exactly what you did.
But I will keep your secret.
On one condition.
What do you want?
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Alex.
I'm here to express my deepest condolences.
Thank you.
I'm happy to see you back on your feet so quickly.
You know the country could do with some good news.
And the work we've achieved at Cirsium is ground-breaking.
And it's all thanks to your father
and his support and protection.
Have you forgotten why he was killed?
Juliana Castillo hired people to assassinate him
because of what happened to her son
in Cirsium on your watch.
It was an accident, Dario.
With tragic consequences we could not foresee.
This mother, she was clearly deranged...
Or maybe she was tired of being silenced.
I asked you to put my father's interests first,
but you refused to listen.
Everything is always on your terms.
- I'm shutting this operation down. - Dario...
You can protest all you like,
but I'm in charge now.
- But Victor... - Before he died,
my father made me his second-in-command.
So I'm going to ensure
that your license to operate in Argentina is revoked.
But don't you see that what we've created
at Cirsium Industries will make your father a hero of the people?
We need to bring this work out into the world now.
I'm sorry to spoil your moment of glory,
but I want you not to outstay your welcome.
Dario wants to pull the plug.
Shit.
Why?
Because he's spineless,
unlike his father.
Or maybe that bitch Georgina got to him. Who knows?
He has no idea how hard we've been working,
what we've achieved.
Such a waste.
Why the fuck did Tomas Castillo have to die?
Alex...
You don't have to do what Dario says.
We have hundreds of people
lined up for the next phase.
You just say the word, these beds will be full of trialists.
Once we announce that we have
the scientific breakthrough of the century
on Argentinean soil, how can he stop us?
So we steamroller him?
Yeah, but we have to move fast.
I want the next volunteers in here and ready
and the 12 immortals.
Then you call the press.
You're right.
It is time.
It's time I put my name to Cirsium Industries.
- Hola! - Gracias...
Almost everybody's here.
Why don't you go down and introduce yourself?
Yes.
You are the immortal 12,
medical miracles,
whose brains now have a lifetime guarantee.
Without you,
we could not have created this treatment.
So I want to thank each and every one of you
for being part of this revolutionary experiment.
Thank you.
I'll take it from here.
You will all be center stage with Alex.
We'll announce the results of your trial
while the next batch of volunteers are being treated.
Let me take you through the running order.
"These young people..."
These brave young people...
These brave young people
have enabled us to create a drug
that protects the human brain against wasting away.
Diego.
Make sure the press and the new trialists are on their way. Okay?
- Yeah. - Alex wants to start soon as possible.
It's me.
Are we all set?
I'll see you in a bit.
Shortly, I will introduce you
to the immortal 12...
The original immortal 12,
but first let us meet the young people
who are the future of medicine,
the new immortals.
I want nothing further to do with this.
Sophia and Mateo.
Isn't this a bit much?
Yeah, I know.
Wish us luck.
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- Ciao. - Adios.
What the hell is this?
Now that I have your attention, we need to talk.
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- Ciao. - Ciao.
- Hello. - Hi.
It's Thiago?
Yes, it's me.
- I love your bracelet. - Mmm.
My brother made it for me,
it's for good luck.
That's sweet.
We know about the trials at Cirsium
and how Tomas Castillo died.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Come on, you, you were the doctor
in charge of administering the drugs...
Which, in effect, makes you the killer.
How did you find me?
Well, we track down war criminals for a living, mate,
it wasn't that hard.
Ellen Swann has a pretty big grudge against Alex, huh?
What is she planning to do about it?
I'm sure that when you first got involved,
you had good intentions, right?
No? Nothing?
Your kids are probably getting pretty hot in that car.
Do you want to speed this up and tell us the truth?
I've told her she's making a terrible mistake.
Well, tell us. We can help you.
The drug that killed Tomas Castillo?
She asked me to mix more of the same...
Only more potent.
How much more potent?
She's gonna contaminate the next stage of the trial.
She's going to kill all those innocent people
just to frame Harewood?
There is no need to be nervous.
And besides,
you really don't need luck
when you have science on your side.
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