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(LAUGHTER)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(POP MUSIC PLAYS)

JAMES: Hey, man,
it's too early, man.

NORMAN: No, no, no,
you're always complaining.

- JAMES: What's up, D?
- What's up?

D, you gonna smile today,
huh?

♪ Bad boys, bad boys,
what you gonna do

♪ What you gonna do when they
come for you ♪ (LAUGHS)

He sings the same stupid song
every single day.

I just think that they should
make a show about us,

busting down doors
and kicking ass.

What do you think, D?

- (GRUNTS)
- (BELL RINGS)

- Against the wall.
- JAMES: We're looking for Marla Nelson.

- Room 201.
- This way.

(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)

MAN: Copy that.

NORMAN: Sit.
MARLA: Class, we talked about...

JAMES: Stay seated. Sit down.

- What's going on?
- JAMES: You need to come with us.

Why? What for?

NORMAN: (CHUCKLES)
You know what for.

No, look,
this is a misunderstanding.

I was just using
Bradbury to explore...

- Hey, leave her alone.
- NORMAN: Shut up!

She didn't do anything.
Let go of her, man.

- (GRUNTS)
- (CLASS GASPS)

NORMAN: All of you, be quiet!

(CLASS SCREAMS)

Get down! Get in your seat now!
In your seat now!

Please, I have
two little girls at home.

Just give me a chance
to explain. Oh!

Hey, you hit that kid
pretty hard back there.

Don't be such a pussy.

MAN ON RADIO: Copy. Additional
units in sight. Over.

NORMAN:
What do we got tomorrow?

D: Same shit, different day.

(HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYS)

(OMINOUS MUSIC)

(EXHALES)

All right, babe. (SIGHS)
Let's do this.

You know who else
gets your special medicine?

- Who?
- Spider-Man.

No, he doesn't.

He does. I swear.
It's what makes him big and strong.

A spider made him
big and strong.

Want to stand up for me?

Okay.

Band-Aid.

All set, kiddo. You did great.

Are we gonna
run out of medicine?

No. No, we're not.
Don't worry about that, okay?

Okay.

(MACHINERY WHIRRING)

Anything new?

Pattern's getting clearer.

Homeland uses the same key groups of guys
in the same concentration

every time they move a VIP.

If we're prepared,
we'll get our opportunity.

What about Katie?
If her operation doesn't work?

It'll work.

MAN: Come on, bud, let's go.

So Lindsey's
coming to hang out

with you and Grace
again today, right?

Yeah.

I want you to
mind your manners.

Okay.

Come on.

RADIO ANNOUNCER: Hey,
it's ration car Tuesday.

Hope everybody's having
lots of fun out there.

MADDIE: Morning.
KATIE: Morning.

- Hey.
- Hey, Hudson.

- Goodbye, babe. Sister-in-law.
- Goodbye.

- What you drawing?
- A kitty cat.

You look nice. Something
special going on today?

- (DOOR OPENS)
- Ah.

We'll see.

(DOOR CLOSES)

MAN: Sergeant.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

(PHONE RINGING)

- Beau said you needed to talk to me?
- Close the door.

Come with me,
I want you to see this.

This is everything we know about the
Los Angeles insurgency.

You think all these cells
are operating independently?

I do, despite what Snyder and the
others want to believe.

People have a psychological need to
find the super-villain,

but in my experience,

reality is a lot
more complicated.

- So, who is Geronimo?
- That's a very good question.

You've never brought me behind the
curtain before, why now?

Well, you were forced
to take this job.

But there are legitimate reasons
for you to be doing it.

Morality's complicated
for people in our position.

- I was in Iraq after the invasion.
- (SIGHS)

And in hindsight,
we had a window of opportunity

before everything
turned to shit.

Maybe if we'd shot
the first five guys

who looted
the National Museum,

- everything would have been different.
- (SIGHS) Or maybe not.

A million people died in the
Iraq war and for what?

Is the life of the average
person better or worse?

So right now the Resistance
is just a nuisance.

But if, in six months' time, all these
groups coalesce around Geronimo,

it's really
gonna be dangerous.

Do you think they
can do real damage?

Well, not to our visitors,
but to us.

To all the people
living here in this bloc.

I mean, if this resistance miraculously
managed to do something meaningful,

do you have any idea,

the kind of retribution
that would rain down upon us?

There's no version
of an effective resistance.

There's just
misguided idealism,

that leads to
death and despair.

GRACIE: Can you come with us,
Mom?

I have work to do, Bear,
but I'm sorry.

- I will catch up with you guys later.
- Okay.

All right, kiddos. Park time.

- Bye, Mrs. Bowman.
- ALL: Bye.

(GLASS SHATTERING)

(WHISPERS) One.

Two.

Three.

- Four.
- (RAPID BEEPING)

Five.

Six.

Seven.

Eight.

Nine.

Ten.

(RAPID BEEPING CONTINUES)

Hi, this is Katie Bowman.
I need to speak with my husband.

It's an emergency.

(ELECTRICAL WHIRRING)

KATIE: I'm fine.

- Kids?
- She took them to the park. It's okay.

They weren't here.
They weren't here.

I'm sorry.

MAN: Straight through
the front door.

The State cleared
the emergency vehicles.

- Look, I have to go inside.
- It's okay.

In there.

MAN: HQ status report.

Have you checked the basement?

- Hey, how you doing?
- Just dandy.

Katie was home
when it happened.

This wasn't just
about scaring me.

Nah, middle of the day.
Bold move.

Hey, where are they going?
Hey!

Are they searching my house?

It's protocol.

Let's just take a walk.
You know how this goes, man.

Just let them do their thing.
It's bullshit.

Sooner started,
sooner finished.

Are they searching our house?

- It's protocol.
- We found this.

It was probably in the bomb.
An old Indian head penny.

Looks like Geronimo
was sending a message.

I wonder how he knew
I was working with your team.

- What? You think I'm involved?
- I don't know, are you?

- Are you serious?
- Hey, hey, hey, let's just chill out.

Um, Miss Bowman,
my name is Jennifer McMahon.

I need you to come
down to our office.

- Not gonna happen.
- It's okay, Will.

No, you don't have to do this.

She wants to figure out
who bombed our house.

So do I.

Sorry to keep you waiting.
Please, come in.

Why don't you take a walk?
Hmm?

Let me talk to Katie
for a minute.

Right this way.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(OFFICERS SPEAKING)

- Right this way.
- Thank you.

Get your IDs out.

You, you can't stand there.

ANNOUNCER: All persons entering
the Green Zone are subject to search.

Right, come. Step forward.

- Remain in line at all times...
- Arms.

...and proceed through
the gate when instructed.

(ELECTRONIC BEEP)

All right, keep moving.

All persons entering the Green Zone
are subject to search.

Bag. Arms.

Remain in line at all times

and proceed through the gate
when instructed.

Turn around. Arms.

All persons entering the Green Zone
are subject to search.

Remain in line at all times

and proceed through the gate
when instructed.

That's good, grab a bag. Move along.
You, next, come on.

Lucky day.
Administrative pool for you.

PHYLLIS:
I'm happy to meet you.

I wish it were under better circumstances,
of course.

It's been a long day.

I understand.

I want to assure you

that you and your family are going to be
perfectly safe from now on.

How do you guarantee that?

Homeland Security
is speaking to your neighbors,

letting all of them know that if anything
happens to you and your family,

everyone will be held
personally responsible.

- Sorry, what?
- And we've assigned a bloc captain.

It's Patrick and Joanna Hart.
They live two doors down.

They're gonna be
assigning watch duties

and having regular security
briefings with our team.

I promise you,
everybody on the street

is going to be very concerned
for your safety.

In other words, our neighbors are gonna
be scared shitless of us.

They're gonna learn to respect your
position in the authority.

So take me through
what happened.

Uh, I was upstairs.

- Doing what?
- Folding laundry?

And then?

Um...

I heard a crash
in the living room.

I ran down the stairs.

I saw the fire. I grabbed
the fire extinguisher...

- You keep one in the house?
- Yeah, under the sink.

And the attacker?
What did he look like?

He was dressed all in black
with a mask over his face.

- But you did see him.
- Yeah.

So, this attacker throws
a bomb into your house,

and waits for you to run all the way
downstairs and grab the fire extinguisher,

and then lets you
get a look at him?

Are you asking me to explain
the motivations of a man

who was attacking my family?

Maybe he wanted you to see him,
send a message.

Well, if the message
was to terrify me, it worked.

How did you and Will meet?

Uh, he came into my bar
in New Orleans.

When he was still a ranger
stationed at Fort Benning?

- Yes.
- So,

Will joins the FBI,

and you move four times
and you wind up here in LA.

Don't you miss the south?

It's why I opened The Yonk.

That must have caused
some stress in your marriage.

Sorry, what does
any of this have to do

with finding who
fire-bombed my house?

Will's in the FBI,
you're running a bar.

Not to mention that you're
a very attractive woman.

Men must have been
throwing themselves at you.

I don't know
what you're getting at,

but Will and I
trust each other.

Good.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- What happened?
- I don't know.

- What'd she ask you?
- Um...

- Hey.
- Uh...

I had to go through everything
three times, and...

You know what? It's over. It's fine.
I really want to go home.

Okay. I'll get you a ride.

Mrs. Burgess.

I heard about
the work you're doing.

It's really inspiring to see
how concerned you are

with preserving
these important works of art.

- And you are?
- Maddie Kenner.

I'm filling the assistant job
you requested from the pool.

Photocopy these museum records and file
them alphabetically by artist.

I think I can handle that.
(LAUGHS)

What'd you say to my wife?

(SIGHS) Sit down.

(SIGHS)

In all the different
jobs that I've had,

I've always been valued for being able to
see the truth about things.

But that's become a lot harder
since the Arrival.

We're taught lies about
the greatness of our hosts,

lies about all the good things
they're gonna do for us.

Lies, which we are
forced to regurgitate.

Why are you telling me this?

Because that's
our world now, Will.

We lie to everyone.

We lie to our friends,
our colleagues and our family.

We lie out of fear.
We lie to protect ourselves.

Because that's how we survive.

But when lying
becomes this pervasive,

it becomes a lot harder
to see the truth.

Homeland found these
in your son's bedroom.

Apparently, he's been taping
Geronimo's broadcasts.

Let me fix this.

If these tapes were to get
logged into the system,

there's nothing I could do.

But if they're
sitting in my drawer...

Appreciate that.

I suggest that
you go back home

and be sure that these tapes aren't the
only thing that you've missed.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

"Corn beans began to sprout a huge
stalk up into the clouds.

- "That makes..."
- Mom.

- Are you okay, Mrs. Bowman?
- I'm fine. I'm fine.

It's lucky you asked me
to take the kids to the park.

Thank you, Lindsey.

Why don't you, uh... Why don't you
head home for the day?

- See you tomorrow, kids.
- Bye, Lindsey.

Why did this happen?

I guess...

Because sometimes
people do bad things.

Ugh!

We need to talk.

Some asshole bombs our house so the
Redhats can wreck my room?

What do you think
you're doing?

You've been
recording Geronimo?

What?

They found your tapes.

A lot of people do it.

- It's not that big of a deal.
- It's a huge deal.

They can make whatever they
want out of this.

- You do anything else?
- No, I just made the tapes.

I didn't do anything else.

You tell anybody
about my new job?

No, of course not.

How do you know when the
broadcasts are happening?

How do you know
when to tape them?

It's in the posters.

Whenever new posters
go up around the city,

it's a signal
a broadcast is coming.

This is a code.

It tells you the time and date
of the next message.

You figured this out yourself?

Me and some of my friends.

(SIGHS)

So, what's gonna happen to me?

I'm gonna fix this.

MAN 1: I gotta call back and see if
they're ready to go.

WOMAN: Okay.
MAN 2: Intel reports are in.

Thanks.

I thought Broussard
was gonna be here.

He's working.

These are photos of people coming and
going from the Green Zone.

Point out Will's boss to me.

I need a guarantee
that my husband will be safe.

Broussard already
made that deal.

I need to hear it from you.

You need?

I believe in this cause.
I have proven my loyalty to you.

But I cannot live with a gun pointed
at my family's head.

He won't be touched.

This is her.

Her name is Phyllis.

(RADIO CHANNELS CHANGING)

LUIS: Fellow Colonists,

welcome to day 348
of our Occupation.

This morning, I wanna talk
to you about Ocho.

He's a simple man who grew up
in eastern Los Angeles.

He walked to his bus stop thinking
about what he could trade

or what he could do that week
to make ends meet.

To put food in the mouths of his
frightened and hungry family.

- Will?
- Talk to me.

Looks like we've got
a right on Crenshaw.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

And that was when the truck
rolled into his life.

This truck was bound
for the same place Ocho was,

the Green Zone.

Left on Washington.

Forty-five seconds.
We gotta do this now.

BEAU: Listen up. The signal's
converging at the next cross street.

What's there?

A library.

Now the attack was meant only to take food
from those who had everything

and redistribute it
to those who had none.

(PEOPLE YELLING)

There he is. Hey!

(SHRIEKS) Look out!

Dude, what're you doing?

- Let's roll out. Let's go.
- Go! Let's go, let's go, let's go.

- Moving in.
- Move, move, move.

By the time Ocho heard
the first signs of the drones,

it was already too late.

My fellow Colonists,

brothers and sisters,
hermanos y hermanas,

if you never
hear my voice again,

I want you to remember the words
of Frederick Douglass,

"If there is no struggle,
there is no progress."

Power concedes nothing without
a demand. It never did.

And it never will.

OFFICER: Go, go.

The limits of tyrants are prescribed by
the endurance of those whom they oppress.

The one thing they cannot take from you,
my fellow Colonists,

is hope.

Get on your knees! Do it now!

- Hom-Sec, this is 5855. Target acquired.
- Come on! Give me your hands.

OFFICER ON RADIO:
Copy that, 5855.

- (OFFICERS TALKING ON RADIO)
- We're good.

All right, copy that.
I'm heading out, all right?

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

MAN: That's Geronimo.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON RADIO)

(DOOR THUDS)

(ELEVATOR CLANKING)

Your friends fire-bombed
my house this morning.

My wife and kids were home.

- It's a shame they missed you.
- (SCOFFS)

(GRUNTING)

BEAU: Easy, Will.

Who's Geronimo?

I'm Geronimo.

- (GRUNTS)
- And you're Will.

Bullshit.

(BEEPS)

(BUZZER)

(DOOR CLOSES)

(BUZZER)

Thank you so much.
We'll take it from here.

Come on. Let's go.

Time for us
to get out of here.

I communicated to our hosts
that we captured Geronimo.

They were very pleased.

You spoke to them directly?

Well, no. Through Helena.

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

Yes, come in.

There he is.

My all-star. Great job today.

It's not him.

What?
What are you talking about?

Call it an educated guess.
It's not Geronimo.

Did you observe
the interrogation?

I don't need to see
what goes on down there.

That guy we caught
was doing pirate radio, yeah,

but I seriously doubt he's the
mastermind of your insurgency.

Is this true?

Well, we'll have to see
what the interrogation yields,

but I trust Will's instincts.

Shit.

I already passed
the news upstairs.

You know, dismantling insurgencies is all
about breaking links in a chain.

This might not be what we hoped,
but this is progress.

I guess I'll put
the champagne on ice.

(DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES)

Guess Snyder's not the first difficult
boss you had to deal with.

Not even close.

He'll get over it.

You told Georgina Anderton that she was
getting the Ai Weiwei?

The Ai Weiwei got sent up
after the Arrival.

We don't have anything else to send her
with that kind of cache.

BRETT: What about the Hockney?

CHARLOTTE:
It's a lesser Hockney.

You think she won't know that?

David Schwartz
had an Ai Weiwei.

He lived up off Coldwater.

How do you know that?

Because I used to work at the
gallery that sold it to him.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Yo, anything?

WILL: Nothing yet.

The detainee said this is where he
picked up the radio scripts.

He would have said anything
to get out of that room.

Hey, Will.

Check it out.

MAN ON RADIO: 5527.
Copy that. Over.

(SCOFFS) Right.

BEAU: What are you looking at?

(SIGHS)

The Green Zone.

MAN: Where do you want this?

You can just leave it
right over there.

Okay.

So, you were right
about the Schwartz's house.

What other big collections
are still out there?

I'm not sure.

Would a more permanent
position jog your memory?

My son is a diabetic.

We've been having trouble
getting his insulin.

Well, that would never be a problem if you
were a member of my staff.

I might know the location
of a few more collections.

Excellent.

But if you work for me,
you work for me.

- Do you understand?
- Absolutely.

Be here at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow.

- NOLAN: Han Dynasty.
- (GASPS)

It was actually once
a part of the Great Wall,

or so they told us in Beijing.

Antiquities
aren't my specialty.

- You are?
- Maddie.

I'm working for Charlotte.

My wife has excellent taste.

Would you like some more?

Wine?

I have to get home.

- Maybe some other time?
- Sure.

Geronimo's in the Green Zone?

Snyder's not gonna be happy.

A lot of people aren't gonna be happy,
but I'll handle it.

You just better be right.

I'd bet on it.

I, um...

I destroyed your son's tapes.

Really?

Why, you wanna
check the drawer?

You might be the kind of person that
kept it for leverage,

but not in that drawer.

(CHUCKLES)

It's a shame
how few people we have

who we can really trust,
isn't it?

Very true.

(DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES)

(EXHALES)

Hey.

You all right?

Long day.

What's the matter?

How are the kids?

Uh...

Gracie's still a little scared
and Bram's Bram.

(CHUCKLES)

I love you.

I love you, too.

Mmm.

What happened to
the beach photo?

Did it get broken in the fire?

No, your clumsy wife managed to knock it
off the wall and break the glass.

I'll fix it.

You better. I love that photo.

I gotta go open The Yonk.

Okay.

I'll finish this up. You okay to say
good night to Gracie?

- Of course.
- All right.

(SLAPS)

- Mmm.
- Mmm.

(EXHALES)

(SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

- (CHUCKLES)
- (FOOTSTEPS)

- Hey, Dad.
- Hey.

- Remember this?
- Yeah.

Charlie's birthday.

Um... About the tapes?

I took care of it.
You're okay.

Thanks, Dad.

(SIGHS)

- What about Geronimo?
- What about him?

Do you know why
I listen to those tapes?

Because Geronimo
is the only person telling us

that someday
things might change.

I know you're good
at your job, Dad,

but maybe with Geronimo,
you don't have to be so good.

(SIGHS)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Come have a drink with me.

Shouldn't this be "The Yok,"
not "The Yonk"?

I mean, the N is after the K.
Yok-napatawpha.

- I like "The Yonk" better.
- (LAUGHS) Fair enough.

I brought my own.
I hope you don't mind.

What are you doing here?

Please, Katie, join me.

This was
my husband's favorite.

Mmm.

Ed and I took a trip
up the California coast

to celebrate
our fifth anniversary.

All the way up PCH to Point Reyes. He
planned the whole thing.

The bed and breakfast,
the oysters on the beach

and the hike along the cliffs.

We didn't see each other
a lot then.

I had been working out of
Ireland for a long time.

The work was hard.

(SIGHS)

Some of us sought
external comforts.

Mine was an officer in the British
Special Air Service.

I rationalized it
by telling myself

that I needed it
to stay whole.

Ed didn't know what I'd done.

He never found out.

He loved me too much.

Why are you telling me this?

Will reminds me
so much of that.

He's a tremendous
professional.

He's smart. He's competent,
driven, funny.

And so in love with his wife

that he doesn't see her
for what she is.

Was that the first time
that you'd seen someone die?

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

The people that you've gotten involved
with are not who they appear to be.

These kinds of movements
prey on idealists like you.

You wanna make a difference, but they will
use you and cast you aside.

They will destroy your life
without conscience.

You're wondering if you have a choice.
You don't.

You work for me now.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON RADIO)

GUARD: ID, please.

Thank you. Go ahead, ma'am.

- (CELL PHONE RINGING)
- Tomorrow morning at 8:30, please.

Yes?

(ALARM BEEPING)

(KEYPAD BEEPING)

(ALARM STOPS)

Snyder is as expected.

Well, today was
obviously a misstep.

I have a new asset.
I think she'll be very valuable.

Hmm, I don't know.

Their perception of time
makes that unpredictable.

Hello, my sun and my stars.

How was your day?

Okay.

I'll be right back.

We'll read.

Please, kill him, too.

- (SILENCED GUNSHOTS)
- (THUD)

(SILENCED GUNSHOTS)