All language subtitles for COBRA.2020.S03E04.720p.WEBRip.x264-GalaxyTV

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strong language.

Nate told me in the cave
there was one device.

SMITH: Where is Nate?
ELLIE: Polly might know where he is.

SMITH: And where is she now?
Hi Dad.

The people responsible for this
must, and will,

be prosecuted to the fullest extent.
That does include my daughter.

Your place in history.

And what I was trying to do,
what Planet Resistance do,

is make sure there's a future.

But whatever happened
at Godley Common,

it wasn't us, I swear.

I suggest the Commissioner focuses
resources on policing

the UK Defence Expo.
This is exactly what

the Civil Disturbance Bill is for.

Police the exhibition to the full
extent granted under the Bill.

Are you OK?
I'm OK.

But I'll tell you who's not OK.

My friend Polly, who got beaten up
by one of your cops.

I'm sure you were a good dad.

I wasn't.
We have footage.

It seems to show the Princess
coerced against her wishes

by three men.

They're employees
of Rhombus Strategic Services.

We analyse risks.

We don't take them.

Nate's escaped. He's missing.

Missing or... exfiltrated.

Nathan... let's get you home,
shall we?

You are a good man.
So why are all the people I love

so angry with me?

I'm not angry with you.

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(GROANING)

What are you doing?

I have to go home.
It's the middle of the night.

Yeah and there's no-one about.

I can't go to work
in yesterday's clothes.

(LAUGHS) What?

Seriously?

Do you think anyone's gonna notice?

That's flattering...

Oh I don't know.

Maybe a fresh shirt first thing.

Just...

don't go.

(SIGHS)

Do you wish this hadn't happened?

(CHUCKLES)

No.

(POIGNANT MUSIC PLAYS)

God, no.

I want this Anna.

So do I.

But we just have to be so careful...

I know. I know.

And we will.

Just...

please don't go.

(LIGHT THUD)

Thank you.

Strange, isn't it.

How un-strange this feels.

Hmmm.

They're planning a vigil, for Polly,
tomorrow night.

We need to get ahead of it.

Agreed.

'PC Gilbert seen here,
arresting protestors

using brute force
on the alleged victim.'

He looks pretty gung-ho there,
doesn't he? This PC Gilbert.

Let's see what
Eleanor has to say about it.

"Polly Wright wanted to take
part in a peaceful protest...

a protest FOR peace. But
this government's determination..."

Francine bloody Bridge
has an opinion!

"to crush any peaceful protest,
using Robert Sutherland's

draconian legislation..."

Are you saying
this young woman's tragic death

is a result of...
I'm saying that forcing the police

"to carry out their orders
in this heavy-handed manner..."

"But not all the police
were heavy-handed."

"This terrible tragedy cannot
be lain solely at the door

of a single officer,
who was enforcing"

Robert Sutherland's hard-line, anti-
democratic Civil Disturbance Bill...

It's awful.

But you didn't kill her.

I know.

(CACOPHONY)

Murderer.
(CACOPHONY CONTINUES)

(CAR DOOR CLOSES, CAR STARTS)

(PHONE RINGS)

'Hello?'
Hello, Cal.

'It's been a while, Dan.'

Lost in good times.

'I heard what happened to Polly...
I'm sorry.'

You still have friends
in the desert?

'What do you need?'

A favour.

A fucking big one and fast.

'Look, my favours
aren't free, Dan...'

Don't worry...

Everyone gets paid in full.

(BEEPING THEME TUNE PLAYS)

The campaign to suspend
Matthew Gilbert

has reached 100,000 signatures... OK.

Funny sort of walk of shame.
Nothing shameful about it.

Morning.

Polly Wright is dead,

and the man who killed her is still
out there living his life,

scot-free.

He's under siege by both press
and public,

since his identity got leaked.

But he's still showing up to work
as a policeman.

What kind of a message
does that send?

He's been placed
on restricted duties.

He should be suspended, today.

And if it turns out
he used excessive force,

it'll have to be
a Criminal Investigation.

No.

Matthew Gilbert has
won multiple awards for bravery

and service to the community,
refused promotion

because he's happy on the street,
not behind a desk.

And the only reason his face
fits the thug narrative

is because he bears
the scars of rescuing

an 8 year-old boy, who was having
his scalp torn off by a pit-bull.

He does seem like
one of the good guys.

There's not a single smear
against him.

Well, Eleanor's looking into that.

If we throw him under the bus,

we'll incur the resentment
of the entire police force.

They'll think they're risking prison
by just doing their jobs.

Nonetheless.

A young woman is dead.

We need to make a clear statement
that someone will be held

to account, and soon.

I want Matthew Gilbert
suspended from duty immediately.

And I want an official announcement
about the investigation

into Polly Wright's death
by the end of the day

made by the Home Secretary.

(BUTTONS CLICK, LIFT DINGS)

How was it, for you?

Painful and frustrating.

Labour are in full attack
against the Disturbance Bill

and you personally, over
the government's lack of response

to Polly Wright's death.

Strange how she's transformed
overnight, from terrorist to martyr.

I'm making an announcement later.

What will you be saying?

I'll be lining up
their sacrificial lamb.

Is it you?

Ellie still won't pick up.

I'd leave her a few days...

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
Yes?

I thought you'd want to know
they're releasing

Henry Wicks on bail.

We've no evidence linking him
to the Godley Common explosion,

and under the present circumstances...

What about the man
who was with Ellie.

Nate Stevens.

I'm putting together a report.

But you still haven't found him?

The manhunt is ongoing.

No need to hurry.

Robert...

We'll find him, Prime Minister.

(DOOR OPENS, CLOSES)

No, this isn't about a job.

I was wondering if you were free
tomorrow?

Thought we could go for dinner.
Maybe talk a little shop.

(DOOR SQUEAKS OPEN)

Francine...

I wasn't expecting you
to be on the welcome home committee.

Yeah sorry to barge in.

Are you alright?

I'm er...

What's going on?

(SIGHS)

Different cause, different woman,
same guy.

And now he's disappeared
off the face of the earth

having appeared on Earth
five years ago, like an alien.

So who the fuck is he?

ON RADIO:
'Henry Wicks, defacto leader

'of the Planet Resistance
movement has been released on bail,

'and the investigation continues
into the deadly catastrophe

'at Godley Common.

'Mr Wicks was swift to speak out
regarding the death

of his fellow activist,
Polly Wright.'

HENRY: 'Polly Wright was a fearless
young woman,

whose life was brutally cut short.'
(PHONE BUZZES)

'Police must be held fully
to account for her tragic loss.'

What the fuck, Ray?
I've been trying to call you.

'I know. 37 times.
I've been on assignment.'

Well I'm on my own in the middle
of fucking nowhere

and I want out. You understand?

You said you'd take care of it.
'We will, Nathan.'

So why don't I feel taken care of?

'Just getting some ducks in a row.
It won't be long.'

It's already taking too fucking
long, Ray.

I'd hate to have to consider
my other options.

'I'd hate to have to consider
my other options, too.'

I just want out.

'Trust me. I'll be there
tomorrow morning.

I'll even drive you
to the airfield myself.'

Matthew Gilbert has been a serving
Police Officer for 17 years,

and during that time
he has maintained a spotless career.

Except one major blot
on his copy-book,

a Common Assault charge which should
really have been

for Grievous Bodily Harm, and which
went away with unusual alacrity.

Covered up?

I can't find any evidence
to support that.

Nobody at Croydon is prepared
to break ranks.

But...

he struck the victim across the back
of the head

with a wooden kendo stick.

Jesus Christ. The same kind
of injury that killed Polly.

Exactly.

The victim, Daniel Hayes,
pressed charges, it came to court...

then all of a sudden the charges
were dropped.

Is it corruption?

As I said, there are no clear
conclusions to be drawn

until we get more answers.

We can't suggest corruption
until we know for sure.

Is he suspended yet?

No.

I'll be announcing it later,
along with the investigation.

I want him off the police force.

If it comes out that this has
been hushed up, it turns toxic.

Because if he'd been charged
and found guilty,

he might not have been at that demo,
and Polly might still be alive now.

All of which is pure speculation
at this point.

(SIGHS) But there's a vigil
for Polly tonight,

fuelled by a massive public outcry,

which his force are going
to be in charge of.

Tell Commissioner Millar to suspend
this guy immediately.

And tell him you'll be announcing it
as a Criminal Investigation.

It's the right thing to do.

Thought I might go
for a 15th rejected call to Ellie.

Nice round number.

Let her be, Rob.
The dust will settle.

(PHONE RINGS)

(SIGHS)

Stop calling me,
or I'm blocking your number.

'Ellie'.
Leave me alone.

'Ellie, please.'

'You're angry. I understand that...

'you're grieving for your friend.

'I know how much
that must hurt you...

Oh fuck off, Dad.
Save it for the cameras.

'I-I-I mean it!'

I don't know what else to say.

TEARFULLY: She's dead, Dad.

Darling, I know...

And now you want to silence me,

like everyone else
who gets in your way.

No, no, no, no.
I wanna hear it, I mean it.

I wanna know how you feel. Always.

I'm ashamed.

That's what I feel.

Sweetheart, you have nothing
to be ashamed of.

I have you.

(PHONE HANG UP PIPS)

(SIRENS WAIL IN DISTANCE)

(PHONE BUZZES)

Mr Sutherland,
this is Yadira Al-Bilal,

I'm being held prisoner by my
brother, nobody here can help me.

I'm afraid they're going to kill me.

(DOOR SLAMS)

Please, please I have no-one
to turn to.

Please, please help me to escape.
(WHIMPERS)

What are our options here?

Um... nil?

You're not seriously
suggesting we try and intervene?

I want to know how we might possibly
help this young woman,

who's appealed personally to me,
and whose life is under threat.

I'm sorry, just to be clear...
Help how?

Diplomatically, or...?
I feel instinctively

that Prince Samir won't
take kindly to any recommendations

for family therapy, on your part.

Is there any way we can help Yadira escape,

without her family detecting
our involvement?

No!
No!

It would be a diplomatic
disaster... Catastrophic...

Well this much we know already...

and the chances of avoiding
detection, are extremely slim.

OK, well let's find out how slim,
to within

a fraction of a millimetre.

I'd like to know what these
hypotheticals are.

What a clandestine extraction would
look like, who would do it,

and how we can avoid it
being traced back to us.

As foreign secretary,
I have to restate

I am absolutely against this,
even as an investigation.

And this, on the day we launch
Samir's multi-billion

carbon-capture site.

Fine, I grant you full
plausible deniability.

But I want you both working on this.

Respectfully Prime Minister, as I am
from a military background...

And present the report to me
within 24 hours.

Understood Sir.

F Y I.

Since the horrific events that shut
the Defence Expo down early,

I've been helping to facilitate some
private viewings,

so that any exciting
"new opportunities"

can remain behind closed doors.

How public-spirited of you, Archie.

It is, isn't it?

And since there are billions
at stake, I'd be extremely grateful

if you could avoid doing
anything else

beyond the highly dangerous game
you're currently initiating,

that would blow them up too.

Noted, Archie.

So what do you think? Honestly.

Well... I think you're all agreed
that rescuing Princess Yadira

is a very long shot,

but that doesn't mean you
shouldn't investigate it further.

Make an informed decision.

Very diplomatic.

But honest.

It wouldn't be
an entirely irrational move.

SOFTLY: How was Ellie?

Angry. Hates me.

Didn't you hate your parents
sometimes, growing up?

Yeah, but I respected them.

The Police Officer in question has
already been suspended from duty.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
Alright guys,

we're all gutted about this, but we
still need to answer the phones...

I'm going home. I'm sick.

and after due examination
of the facts...

the Independent Office for Police
Conduct will be launching

a Criminal Investigation
into Polly Wright's death.

You can see it's through gritted teeth.

Meanwhile, you get to announce our
wonderful new green initiative...

Funded by kidnappers.

And by 2030, by the time this new
facility is complete,

that figure will rise to 80,000
tonnes of CO2 per year,

captured across the region.

Now that is a massive milestone
for both the climate,

and the environment.

This project has already created
over four thousand new jobs

for the region, and once we reach
peak capacity here,

that figure is likely to double.
(APPLAUSE)

Thank you very much... I can take
one or two questions.

REPORTER: Prime Minister,
as you're aware,

Yadira Al-Bilal has gone
missing from her London home,

and her family are suspected
of kidnap...

Obviously I'm extremely concerned
for Princess Yadira's safety,

which through the UK's close ties
to her family,

we are already seeking
to ascertain.

REPORTER: Prime Minister,
what's your response to reports

of an unofficial Police strike
in Croydon?

Well, I was hoping for some questions

about this wonderful new technology,

but my response to that is um,
any police strike, official or not,

is entirely illegal in this country.

It's apparently in response
to the Home Secretary's

announcement of a Criminal Investigation,

into P.C. Matthew Gilbert...

Obviously I cannot comment
on an ongoing investigation,

but what I will is say that
no-one with a history

of thug violence, has any place
on the British police force.

But this particular officer
was involved in the death...

I'm sorry... that's all
I have time for, thank you.

(SCATTERED APPLAUSE)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

The man who claimed Matthew Gilbert
attacked him with a Kendo stick...

It's his sister's boyfriend,
who'd been beating her up for years.

How did we miss this?

Because Gilbert's sister just
came forward

and explained that actually
she knocked the bloke unconscious,

with her brother's weapon.

Gilbert was prepared to take the rap
for his sister, but he hushed it up

to spare her further trauma.

And I've just called him a violent
thug on TV.

Yeah...

and it's already out there.

(SIGHS)

I need to stop thinking.

Just for an hour.

Casablanca, nice bottle of Malbec...

The whole pipe-and-slippers,
is it?

Evening.
DPO COP: Evening, Sir.

(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)

I've wanted to do that all day.

I've waited 30 years.

They're calling it the 'blue flu'.

The unofficial police strike started
last night in Croydon,

with Matthew Gilbert's colleagues
calling in sick en masse...

Officers from neighbouring areas
were drafted in

to cover the night shift...

but word of the strike
spread overnight

and now those areas have been left
short-staffed, with their officers

calling in sick this morning...
All within London?

So far, yes. Sorry no,
it's now spread to Surrey

and Thames Valley Police.

Normally Police are keen
to do overtime,

but in this case they care
prepared to forego the extra cash,

to stand by their colleague,
Matthew Gilbert.

Then how do we police
the striking areas?

Sorry, I've just mobilised
all Special Police units

transport, M.O.D. and nuclear constabulary,

to cover the regional shortfalls.

But obviously that takes them,
and all officers not on strike,

away from any extra duties.

We need to make contingency plans
for cancelling major public events,

pop concerts, festivals,
football matches...

I've made a list of all policed
events over the next two weeks,

it's in your inboxes.

And there's also the vigil
for Polly Wright tonight.

Well we can't cancel that.

No, but... I'll be attending.

I can report back to Mr Obasi.

Thank you, Audrey.

The strike is mainly
out on Socials,

but it's gaining news coverage.

We need to shut that down,
avoid panic.

And riots, and looting,
and terrorist attacks...

That's your house gone up in flames.

Is there some kind of conciliatory
gesture we can make?

Not unless you're prepared to either
reinstate Matthew Gilbert,

or downgrade the investigation.

Which you announced in person
only yesterday.

Under extreme duress.

We scramble as many Officers
as we can...

And call in the army.

I'd be happy to facilitate...

I'm not doing that.

We can't back down
so we have to stand firm.

This is an illegal strike by the
very people who are being paid,

by the public, to keep them safe.

You can let it be known
that any striking officer

will be duly suspended,
and will face being sacked.

And the Home Secretary...

you can announce that to the public.

He's wheeling me out there like
a hate-figure for both police

and public...

And don't forget the press.

Yeah, hiding behind me, while
I defend his braindead policies,

which I told him from the start
would spell disaster.

While he shows off his lovely
new green-washing project.

You're his decoy. The patsy.

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

You should really
get the police to move that lot on.

Must be hard to concentrate.

Most police stations are now
operating on a skeleton staff,

but some have had to
shut up shop completely.

Guildford are down to three
officers, reporting for duty.

Seems like an unlikely spot
for a riot.

Except we've got raves
popping up in the vicinity,

And in other communities,
we have vigilante groups forming,

to protect businesses
from being looted.

So the public are now fully aware
of the police strike.

The evening editions are just
hitting the newsstands,

but it's spreading like wildfire
online and on Socials.

Where's Obasi with his statement?

(KNOCKING AT DOOR)

They're ready for you.

(NEWSPAPER THWACKS)

ON TV: He'll be carrying out his
duties in a manner described

by the Government...
(CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY)

I've been consulting with Mr Obasi
about the logistics of deploying

the army to uphold the law.
I'm here to offer my input.

I told you that's off the table.
(SIGHS)

It doesn't have to mean tanks
rolling in, we can be very discreet.

We did it for the Olympics,
I suppose.

MILLAR: If the army were deployed,
you'd have to consider

giving them powers of arrest...

Where the fuck's Obasi?

So we can end this chaos?

ON TV: The Home Secretary, Obasi,
will no longer be joining us,

as in the last few minutes... Shit.

has issued a statement
announcing his resignation

from the cabinet,
with immediate effect.

(POIGNANT MUSIC PLAYING)

Nobody wants you here mate.
Go home. Go on, go home.

- Calm down.
- Go home, go home.
Stay back!

What are you doing?

Why don't you just fuck off?
Murderer!

Can you get a message to Eleanor
James, please? We're going to need

a lot more police here. Hey, come
on. Stand back, stand back.

You need to put that away.
Just move back OK?

Can everyone please start
heading home now.

CHANTING: Shame on You.
Shame on You. Shame on You.

I need Obasi's office...
CHANTING CONTINUES: Murderer.

Hey! Stop stop!

You see that thing there...
that's his bodycam,

that is filming everything you do.
And if anything happens to him

then it's already uploaded.
OK?

So can everybody please, calm down
and remember why we're here.

ON LOUDSPEAKER: Please disperse
from the area... now!

Yadira Al-Bilal is here,
in her cousin's palace.

It's extremely remote,
heavily defended.

Our only option would be to use
proxies to get her out.

Victoria's already spoken
to a couple

who might be prepared to do it.

They'd need to get Yadira
through here...

which is treacherous terrain,
out to sea

and into international waters,
where a separate crew

could potentially pick her up.

Their chances of success?

Non-existent.

Minimal.

Military, proxies and my highest
naval contacts have all said so.

And of doing it without detection?

Delusional.

Even smaller.

While the repercussions
if we are detected,

are vast and devastating,
financially and diplomatically...

And more importantly,
in terms of counterterrorism

we'll get nothing from the Al-Bilal
dynasty, after this.

You've made your opinions
quite clear.

What about you Anna?

I don't think you can.

(CROWD JEERING)

Murderer!

Excuse me!

Ellie...

Aren't you...?
Francine Bridge.

We need to go! Come with me.

Excuse me!
(CROWD CONTINUES JEERING)

I don't know about you,
but eyeing up lethal weapons

always leaves me ravenous.

That's your insatiable appetite
for compliant drones, Archie.

(LAUGHTER)
Preferably ones you can
operate with deadly precision.

That's why I keep you around, Mottie.

After you, your Highness.

(RADIO CHATTER)

Final guests leaving.
Going to check the perimeter now.

I've got some biscuits in my bag.
I nicked 'em from work.

And you're only telling me now?

'Scuse fingers,
I don't want that lot to see.

I thought you were a Socialist.

Not when it comes to Rich Tea.

(CHUCKLES)

You must have gotten pretty hungry,
in the sink hole.

Or did you have supplies down there?

Some.

I never want to see an energy bar
- again!
- Mmm.

What was he like,
the bloke you were down there with?

Why are you asking me that?

Because I'm pretty certain
he worked undercover,

infiltrating protest groups.

What?

Nate's a fucking spy?
Yes.

And he was illegally spying
on your movement.

I'm trying to find out who for.
And where he is now.

D'you want to start another?

Are you trying to seduce me,
Mrs Robinson?

What if I am?

Honeytrap me...

(CHUCKLES)

I'd forgotten how much fun we used
to have together. Our little games.

(LAUGHS) You remember my favourite?

Interrogation.

But always the passive role.

Hmm.
Well you were so good at the other.

D'you wanna play now?

What? Here?

(SCOFFS)

What's this about, Len?

I asked you a question about
Nate Stevens, aka Nathan Scott.

And I answered.
You gave an answer.

It turns out that Nathan Scott's
been a member

of all sorts of activist groups
- different identity every time.

He was involved with anti-coal
protestors in Copenhagen

till he suddenly disappeared.

And the young woman that he was
involved with ended up

with what sounds to me like a chunk
of hush money

from a Dutch subsidiary,
via several shell companies,

from Rhombus Strategic Services.

(CHUCKLES)

Correlation is not causation.

You know that, Len.

Listen to me, Zelda.

I do not want to discover
that Nathan Scott is your man.

That what happened at Godley Common
was in your book.

And you won't.

Good.

Because this is a fucking mess.

And if your broom can't sweep
this clean...

then mine will have to.

Thank you.

(SMALL THUD ON TABLE)

Four MOD Cops at the front,
two at the rear entrance,

and five Condor Security
spaced around the perimeter.

Ten more Condor guys inside, eight
of which should be leaving now.

Two on the inside, ten on the
outside, between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

And that's as good as it gets.

(DOOR UNLOCKS) Of course
I understand their grievances,

but this illegal strike has to end,

or they will face
disciplinary action.

Yes I've passed that message
down the ranks,

but to be honest,
it feels like more of the same.

You've just made their jobs
harder with this Disturbance Bill,

you're prosecuting their colleague
for enforcing it,

and now you're threatening to sack
them for standing by him.

You mean they need more carrot,
less stick...

I mean this is a situation
entirely of your own creation,

and they're extremely unhappy that
they're being made the scapegoats.

The Civil Disturbance Bill
did not include clubbing

a young woman to death.

They were under attack themselves!

93 of my officers have been
assaulted in the last 24 hours

that's the ones who are still
showing up to work,

to maintain public safety.

And while most of those assaults
were no doubt by bad elements

acting opportunistically,

I said from the start this bill
would set a large section

of the public against us.
Well, we are where we are.

How do we fix this?
You need to get us back onside.

You need to demonstrate control.

We cannot withdraw
the Criminal Investigation...

too drastic a U-turn.

But, we can look for a way
to downgrade it, later on.

But that would obviously
have to remain entirely unofficial,

and police trust in the government
is at rock bottom.

They won't believe you.

What if we reinstate P.C. Gilbert
to Restricted Duties?

That won't be enough.

With an assurance there'll
be no punitive measures

taken against the strikers.

So long as they return
to work today.

I think I can probably swing that...
IF I can rely on your assurance.

You can.

And we can claim Obasi broke legal
protocol, in suspending Gilbert.

He jumped the gun.

But now it's over.

Come in.

Do sit down. Cheers.

I just ran into...
Me, sorry.

Victoria had some salient thoughts
on Robert's recent policy making.

I didn't call it making.

Imploding, maybe.

I felt we all shared some common
ground, on that score...

What's your actual point?

That's a genuine question.

Well. Mottie and I
were just discussing

Sutherland's latest U-turn.

To what end?

To sow further discord
within Robert's government,

just because that's your whole
schtick?

He's weak.

While we welcome the news
of a Criminal investigation

into the death of Polly Wright,

we demand the same level
of transparency

for the victims of Godley Common.
We demand the truth.

Whoever...

Ray.

Regarding the asset...

Change of plan.

(WIND WHIRLS)

(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)

(PHONE VIBRATES)

The lights are on
but nobody's home...

'Where the fuck are you?'

Trust me, you said. Take me
to the airfield, you said...

'Don't fuck with me, Nathan'.

You've fucked with me, you prick.

I'm gonna take care of myself.

Nathan!
(PHONE HANG UP PIPS)

Fuck!

(TENSE MUSIC PLAYS)

Hey! Bet you're glad to see us!
Hey!

What the fuck lads?

What the f...

(GRUNTING)

Oi! What's going on?

(GRUNTING)

(CLICK)

(THUD)

(MESSAGE ALERT)

The Police are returning
to their duties en masse.

And the story is that Obasi
screwed up, and he's gone?

Yeah!
Well he may have borne the brunt...

But we're damaged.

You've survived worse.

What?

I'm afraid we've picked up chatter
that Princess Yadira

tried to escape, and was captured.

There's no further intel.

Whereabouts unknown.

No proof of life.

(COUGHS)

(NAIL FIRING CONTINUES)

(GLASS SHATTERING CONTINUES)

There's nothing you could have done.

Well I keep saying that in my head,
but it's Ellie I'm saying it to.

And she's calling me
a spineless coward.

Robert...

Ellie may think she hates you
right now, but it won't last.

Whatever needs fixing, however
long it takes, she isn't lost.

I promise.

Meanwhile...

we're down a Home Secretary.

Any contenders?

Round up the usual suspects.

(POIGNANT MUSIC PLAYS)

Why did this take us so long?

Real life, got in the way.

Mmmm!

This is real.

(PHONE VIBRATES)

Eleanor, can it wait?

'I doubt it.'

'There's been an armed
robbery at the Defence Expo.'

'They've stolen a military
grade ballistic weapon.'

'And we've just received a ransom demand...

or else they start firing.'

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