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- Damn.

The lawn hasn't looked this good in years.

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You said a hundred bucks, right?

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- That was the deal.

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It's all there.

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- You ain't one of them Jehovah's witnesses, are you?

You know, you do a good deed, then I have to listen

to that love Jesus bullshit whatever not?

- I promise, no preaching.

- Yeah, now I'll feel guilty.

That old thing ain't even an electric mower.

- I prefer the standard, you get a finer cut.

If I were you I'd really think about reseeding.

It'll help get rid of the dandelions.

Those little suckers will kill a lawn quicker than anything.

- You really take this stuff seriously, don't you?

- I just got into town.

Mowing helps me relax.

- Really?

What line of work you in?

- Self-employed.

See you.

- Good luck.

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- Miss. Devries.

Mr. Suk us delighted you can make it.

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(speaks in foreign language)

Mr. Suk remarked that you're more attractive

than he expected.

- Really?

I thought he said he wanted to fuck me.

- You speak Cantonese?

- Enough to get by.

Does Mr. Suk speak English?

- No.

- I don't negotiate through third parties.

Goodnight, gentlemen.

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- My sources tell me you have a talent

for cleaning large amounts of money.

- I guess you can say I'm in the laundry business.

- Are you interested in taking on any more contracts?

- Depends on how dirty and how much.

- One million a week in Hong Kong dollars.

- How do you slip all that through customs?

- I import cars.

A Lexus is very large.

- You aware of my fee?

15% off the top, non-negotiable.

- I thought for this amount, you'd be open for negotiation.

After all, I expect to be your biggest client.

Man, a million a week.

- Mr. Suk, I apologize if your sources led you to believe

that I am some charity for wayward drug lords.

But if you don't agree to my terms,

the only thing you'll be able to do

with your one million a week is wipe your ass.

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(both laughing)

- I trust you will be that strong willed

when you're dealing with my money.

- Absolutely.

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- You want to see how I make all those Hong Kong dollars?

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- Anything you say can and will be used against you

in a court of law.

- You enjoying yourself?

- Actually, I'm having the time of my life.

You also have the right to an attorney.

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(Katherine moaning)

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- Take off these fucking stupid cuffs.

- [Burke] Do I have to?

- Was your cover blown?

- I'm clear.

- You sure?

- Positive.

- Yeah, well you look like shit, Agent Hanson.

- Well I hope you didn't drag me all the way out here

to tell me that.

- Actually we were kinda curious to know

how you could fuck up an 18-month deep cover investigation.

- I didn't fuck up.

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- So what happened?

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- This guy came out of nowhere.

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- Can you ID him, Katherine?

- I didn't see his face.

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(Katherine moaning)

- [Hamilton] You all hear that?

She didn't see his face.

- Look, I am on your side.

How the hell do you think I feel?

I just spent six months trying to get close to Fung Suk.

- The shooter left one of these next to Fung Suk.

- Guy's got a sense of humor.

What's it mean?

- Means the China guy was just out of luck,

that's what it means.

- And he's not the only one.

We believe the same killer's responsible

for over 50 confirmed kills.

- Who the hell is he?

- Obviously we don't know that, Katherine.

- And how do you know it's the same guy

and not a syndicate?

- Because syndicates kill cops.

They kill agents.

As far as we know, this guy's

never hit anybody with a badge.

- Yeah, he's a regular neighborhood watch.

- And it's a real big neighborhood.

He likes to move around.

But his pattern stays the same.

He always nails the mark with a double tap to the head

and he always leaves one of these.

- Must be a lot of three legged bunnies

running around out there, huh?

- If this guy's MO is so unique,

how come the bureau hasn't got wind of him?

- It has.

But up until tonight,

he hadn't killed anybody we cared about.

- It's my guess the Mexicans are behind this.

Escobar must have brought this guy in.

- Brother, Triads forgot an Escobar courier last week.

- Stake out Escobar.

See if the shooter comes to collect.

- Oh this is good, now she's giving orders.

Maybe this power trip's gone just a little bit to your head,

what do you think?

- That's not the only thing, huh?

I'm getting a head rush just looking at her.

- Mm-hmm.

- Now you listen to me.

It's my ass on the line in there.

And I will do whatever it takes to gain their trust.

'Cause if they sniff me out even for one second, I'm dead.

- Go stake out Escobar.

- Jesus, gladly.

- Sit down.

- Great, now I gotta go watch some dope dealer

make my yearly salary before midnight.

- Look at me.

Look at me.

Look, I know being under's hard.

- Being under is easy.

Man, the hard part is realizing that no matter what we do,

we are never gonna win.

- I know it seems that way.

You just remember who you are.

By the way, your car's parked outside the theater.

- How the hell am I supposed to get there?

- Hey.

Hey, you a big girl, I'm sure you'll figure that out.

You're lucky 'cause Burke wants to have it impounded.

"How am I supposed to get there?"

What do you want, a fucking limousine?

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- Munns, tell me about the woman at the movie theater.

- Name's Katherine Devries.

She's a money launderer.

- Is she any good?

- Her rates aren't bad and she hasn't burned anyone yet.

- I want you on her 24/7, all right?

- Understood.

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- How's it going?

I'll trade you for the 10 inch, okay?

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- [Rodriguez] Who'd be stupid enough to hit Johnny Escobar?

I mean this guy supplies everything east of the river.

I mean this guy is the Juan Valdez of cocaine.

- What's he doing?

Looks like a pig.

- This thing about the Spanish word for pregnant.

Embarazado, no, it sounds like embarrassed.

And I'm thinking to myself.

(speaks in foreign language)

Right there.

Why be embarrassed to be pregnant?

What is the big fucking deal to be pregnant?

It will be because I was pregnant.

- [Rodriguez] I can't see shit.

- Why the hell are we parked here, Rodriguez?

- And then she had twins.

(all laughing)

You get it?

She had twins.

She'd be on ER.

Doctor Johnny.

Okay so we got 25 of these pigs.

My ring.

And you're going to bring out twins for me today.

You got to be very careful

because if you cut into one little bag, just one,

I have to cut into you, okay?

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So be sharp, homeboy, but be careful.

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- [Rodriguez] He's moving.

- Let's go, it's good. - Let's move.

(car engine revving)

(car tires screeching)

- Jesus Christ.

Holy shit. - What the fuck

you think you're doing motherfucker?

Look what you did to my paint job,

you stupid son of a bitch.

What are you, blind?

If you're gonna lay there and moan motherfucker,

I'll give you something to moan about.

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- Jesus Christ, dead man. - Oh shit.

- Freeze.

Everybody stay where you are.

Where is he, where is he?

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- [Burke] Rodriguez, what've you got?

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- So he blew him away right in front of you?

- Not exactly.

- Okay, then how exactly?

- He came out of nowhere.

He popped the guy, we didn't have a chance to do jack shit.

- [Katherine] Sounds like he fucked up.

- That's enough.

You people haven't realized

we're in the middle of a goddamn war.

And somebody's trying to consolidate

by taking out every major drug dealer in this city.

First the Chinaman gets blown away,

and now the Latino?

And I wanna know who it is.

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- I went through the DEA photos.

I got the Triads meeting with the Mexicans.

The Mexicans meeting with the Brothers.

Now dig,

the Brothers meeting with the Triads.

- Looks like the Brothers are the only ones left standing.

- Good old Ulysses Jones.

- Maybe Ulysses lulled Fung Suk and Escobar into a truce

and then took them out while their guard was down.

- Or maybe he's the next one to go.

Either way, we gotta stake him out.

And this time, I wanna be there.

- Why is that?

- To make sure neither one of us fucks up.

- Oh, that's good.

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- Okay, let's go.

Let's go.

Come on, moron, do you hear me?

- [Cypher] Yeah I heard you.

- Well then what the fuck is the problem?

Let's go.

- You're the one who left a message.

- I wanna know why you let the woman

walk out of the Chinaman's alive.

- You didn't hire me to kill a woman.

- No, no I didn't hire you to kill a woman.

I hired you to kill Fung Suk and Escobar.

And anybody else who happened to be having tea with them.

- I'm not looking for criticism.

- I'm critiquing, not criticizing, there's a difference.

I mean hell, you know, apart from the woman

you did a good job.

How's the next one coming?

- It's coming.

- It's coming.

Well good, because I like the cock sucker lying down

with a bullet in his brain.

- You seem to be enjoying yourself.

- I am.

And trust me Cypher, the world will not miss these people.

- It wouldn't miss you either.

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- Probably not.

I do hope we can do business together again though.

- Only if somebody hires me to kill you.

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By the way, your driver's in the trunk.

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- I like that, baby.

Baby.

- Yeah babe, this spotlight.

I am your last, my disciple.

What I say? - Where's Rodriguez?

- Researching our hitman.

- Okay, give me the cliff notes.

- Well it's a penthouse across the street.

And Ulysses is home.

- Now, now I was nice to you and shit.

Why don't you give me something to drink?

Fucking my heart be up in here.

Come on, set fire to that ass, get the fuck up.

There you go, one foot in front of the other.

- [Burke] Can not believe I'm missing the playoffs for this.

- Does he know we're watching?

- Of course he does Katherine,

we called him up said, 'scuse me you piece of shit,

we think somebody's about to take you out.

- Now, now stay focused. - I guess that's a no.

- [Burke] I am fucking focused.

- What about security?

- Well there's bulletproof glass on every window,

steel doors, private elevator.

Nobody gets on that floor unless Ulysses wants them to.

- What you think a place like that goes for, Ham?

- Something like about $8,000 a month.

- Ooh Jesus.

- [Hamilton] Hey, we got movement.

- [Burke] Sure do.

(door bell ringing)

- [Ulysses] See who the hell that is.

- [Stripper] Hey hey, what's up, girl?

- [Burke] What do we have here?

- [Hamilton] Oh please.

- Hold the fuck on, hey, look at you.

- [Burke] Yeah, we're looking at you.

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- Baby you got that, I bet you got, let me get my shit.

You get ready, 'cause I might.

Yeah.

Put some blast here.

One, two, three.

Go, baby.

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- You like that?

- Oh God.

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(laughing)

- [Burke] I am definitely in the wrong business.

- [Hamilton] Boy, I don't mind the overtime.

- Ham, I don't know how much of this I can take.

Look at that ass.

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Jesus, Mary and Joseph, look at them tits.

- Man those things ain't real.

They look good though.

- So much for staying focused.

- Five bucks says that's gravity.

Hanson, settle the bet, look at that.

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It's the real deal, ain't it?

What you looking down there for?

They're up here.

- Who lives below Ulysses?

- [Burke] Who cares, look at her tits.

- Check it.

- Give me those binoculars back?

- Check the goddamn clipboard.

- You're gonna let her talk to me this way?

- Just do what she says.

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- Sanchez, some guy named Sanchez.

- Is there any construction going on in his apartment?

- [Burke] According to this, he doesn't.

- [Katherine] It's a little late for redecorating.

(Burke laughing)

- He's in the building.

- Oh shit.

- You call Ulysses, tell him we're coming down there now

and get the hell out.

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- Go get our friend something to drink here.

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Careful don't burn yourself.

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(cellphone ringing)

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- Hello.

(phone beeping)

What?

Baby, it's for you.

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- Oh shit, fuck 'em tell 'em I'm busy right now.

- This guy says he nailed your sister last night

and he'd like to shake your hand.

- What?

(stripper laughing)

What the fuck you laughing about?

That ain't no motherfucker joke.

Don't step on my motherfucker shit either.

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Let me see what the fuck they doing.

Tell her to turn that music down.

Hey, who the fuck is this?

What?

- [Voiceover] The line is busy.

Would you like me to try an emergency breakthrough?

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- Where'd this come from?

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What in the fuck?

(gun firing)

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- He's down.

Ulysses is down.

Fuck.

- Oh my God.

Baby.

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Baby, baby.

- Oh fuck, come on, let's get out of here.

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- Shit.

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- [Hamilton] So you didn't get a good look at him?

- No, not really.

It was too far away.

God, we had him.

- At least we know one thing.

- And what's that?

- Guy sure got balls of steel, don't he?

He knew we were there, he still took Ulysses out.

- We got to find someone who's contacted this guy before.

- Good luck.

People hire this kind of the help use the FBI as a doormat.

- [Rodriguez] That's not necessarily true, genius.

- Hey, Rodriguez.

Rough night at the library?

Hope you didn't strain yourself sipping them cappuccinos.

- Actually I was running some patterns on our guy's hits.

And I found that he like to mix it up.

One week he does a $100,000 hit.

Next he's nailing some fucking lowlife

that nobody pay five bucks to take off the street.

- So he's an equal opportunity killer.

- Yeah, man.

Pornographers, drug dealers, gang bangers.

Fucking, you name it.

- You ain't got to spend a night in a library

to figure out the guy's a psycho who never misses.

- Well, guess again, Burke.

- What are you talking about?

- There's a guy up in Folsom named Fischer,

convicted scumbag.

Our hitman tried to take him out.

Thought that he did.

The guy lived.

He lived.

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- Mr. Fischer.

- Who the fuck are you?

- Your fairy godmother.

- Fairy godmothers look like you,

I would've been jacking off when I was five.

- [Katherine] You're a free man, Fischer.

- What?

- You're a free man.

Walk out that door, nobody's gonna stop you.

You're free.

- What's the catch?

- [Katherine] No catch.

- If I'm a free man,

why don't you come over here and blow me?

- You're free, not dreaming.

- You're pretty funny for a bitch.

What the fuck's going on?

- If you play ball with me.

- Hey, there it is.

I've been waiting for that.

You haven't been here a minute

and that little word comes out of your mouth.

- What word?

- If.

Just two little letters and I hate it.

You know why?

Because it means I gotta do something for you

and I don't do nothing for nobody.

I'm sorry, I'm selfish like that, okay.

All I care about is my own personal gratification.

I don't give a flying fuck who you are and what you want.

You know what my favorite word is?

No.

So I can forget about you.

I care about the only person that really matters, me.

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Get that stupid thing away from me.

- What's the matter?

It's a good luck charm.

- What kind of game are you playing, bitch?

- Tell me about the man who shot you, Fischer.

- I want out of here, now.

- You want out, you piece of shit?

I can have you back on the street faster than you can piss.

Then you know what I'm gonna do?

I'm gonna put your face on the front page

of every newspaper in the country.

Oh that's right, I forgot.

This guy thinks he killed you, didn't he?

It's quite a deal you made with the DA.

What do you think our friend's gonna do

when he finds out that he missed?

- The Cypher's nobody's friend.

- That's his name, Cypher?

- Man, you gotta keep me locked up.

- Well, then you better keep talking.

And if you even think of bullshitting me,

I'll drop you off at 8th and Grand and ring the dinner bell.

- All right, all right, I hired Cypher to kill my wife.

The bitch was bleeding me dry, we never divorced.

So we arranged to meet at someplace the middle of nowhere.

But the Cypher started shooting at me.

- Did he tell you why?

- Yeah he said something about me

fucking the neighbor's daughter.

- And were you?

- Yeah, but so what?

Lucky for me I got this metal plate in my head.

Nothing can get through that.

Never thought I'd say this

but God bless Granada.

- How'd you contact Cypher?

- One of those wacko 900 numbers like those sex chat lines.

Solicited as some national director

for guys to come to your house and to kill bugs.

I guess he thinks he's the arche-man.

- Congratulations, Fischer.

Looks like you're gonna be spending

the rest of your life inside after all.

- Great, if I click my heels, will you disappear?

- I wanna get this guy, I wanna get Cypher.

- [Burke] What makes you think he's gonna talk?

- Well what makes you think he won't?

- We should set up a sting, all right?

We'll contract him to make the hit.

- Hey, hey hey, okay, let's just all hold hands

and contact the living, that's bullshit.

By the time we set up a sting

he's gonna be putting rabbit's feet in Albuquerque.

- I'm already in place.

- [Burke] Now which one of us poor fools

gets to be the mark?

It ain't gonna be me.

Rodriguez?

- Are you freaking high?

- Hey look, man, we already got our man.

- How can Cypher resist the one that got away?

(Hamilton laughing)

- Let's do it.

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(telephone ringing)

- [Cypher Voiceover] Leave a message.

If I'm interested I might call you back.

(phone beeping)

- I think we met at the movies the other night.

I admired your work and wanted to know

if you could help me with a problem.

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- How's our little money launderer?

- She's careful.

- That means you lost her, right?

- [Munns] Only for a while.

- Do you have any idea how delicate this situation is

or what's at stake?

I can't have anything wreck this project.

- It won't happen again.

- Look, your job is real simple.

You find out whether or not the broad is a problem or not.

It's simple, you can do that, right?

(telephone ringing)

- [Katherine Voiceover] Leave me a message,

I'll get back to you.

- [Cypher] Be inside the Owl barbershop at 4th and Devon,

one o'clock.

(phone beeping)

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? Between us and regret I stand before you ?

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? Please forgive and forget ?

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? Dare I go ?

? Oh, oh ?

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? I send you the best ?

? Darling caress me ?

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? Do you know at last ?

? Love that didn't caress me ?

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? I'm not worthy I know ?

(telephone ringing)

? But my love carries you there ?

? Into hell then I go ?

? With a fools dream and a prayer ?

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? Ooh ?

? Sweet angel ?

? Be sweet ?

? Take my heart there off your feet ?

? You could save me ?

? If you gave me ?

? Just one sign that you care ?

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? Oh, oh, oh ?

? Oh, oh, oh ?

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? Darling while I make this sacrificial ?

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? You must only choose stake ?

? Left on it's own ?

? Oh, oh, oh ?

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(singer vocalizing)

? There is nothing ?

(camera shutter clicking)

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? In your arms let me be ?

? And then take me ?

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(car alarm blaring)

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(car alarm blaring)

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(car alarm blaring)

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- You're a difficult man to meet.

- Just cautious.

- Why was I followed?

- Don't worry about that, he's my problem.

- I didn't realize pest control

was such a cutthroat business.

- You'd be surprised.

Why'd you call me?

- Because I need your help.

I wanna hire you to hit someone.

- I think you're confusing me with somebody else.

I kill slugs, snails, certain types of ants.

I also do light yard work.

- Well if you wanna play games, I'll find someone else.

- Be my guest, I won't stop you.

- Look, I saw you take out Fung Suk.

I like the way you handled yourself.

That's why I called.

I'm running out of time and I need the best.

I need you.

- Pests come in all shapes and sizes.

Show me one I haven't seen

and I might think about helping you.

- I did some business with some guy about a year ago.

The deal went South, he disappeared.

Now I found out the feds have him in a safe house.

He testifies against me, I go away for 20 years.

Will you help me?

- No, not interested.

- Wait a minute.

Wait.

The other night, why didn't you kill me?

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- Turn around and go.

Don't look back.

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(people speaking indistinctly)

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(people speaking indistinctly)

- Daddy, where are you?

We need you here and we don't know what to do.

Help us please.

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- [Katherine] Hello.

- I'll meet you in the bar.

The Synanimous Hotel, 20 minutes.

- Wait a minute.

- Keys.

- Wait a minute.

Wait, wait, don't.

(car engine revving)

(elevator bell ringing)

- That guy dropped this.

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(telephone ringing)

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- [Victim] Stop it.

Help me.

Stop it.

(victim crying)

- Get out of here.

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You know, in some countries, when a man messes with a kid,

they cut his hand off.

I think that's barbaric, don't you?

Good.

Because I think it's real important

we see eye to eye on this.

(criminal screaming)

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(criminal moaning)

(gun firing)

(victim crying)

- What's happening?

(victim crying)

I'm sorry. - Go home.

(speaks in foreign language)

- It's bad.

The guy chasing Katherine, his name's Gerald Munns.

He was Special Forces.

Get this, he died in Panama on '89.

- Yeah, well he sure ain't dead now.

- Yeah, well they call them ghosts.

Yep.

They fake their deaths, travel around the world

trying to sell their services to the highest bidder.

- Yeah well I bet they don't come cheap

which means whoever's trying to take over the drug market's

sparing no expenses, right?

- Triads, Mexicans and gang bangers ain't enough,

now we got to deal with mercenaries?

- This whole thing's turning to shit.

Page Hanson, page her right now.

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(people speaking indistinctly)

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(pager beeping)

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- Do you mind if we take a walk?

- I'd rather not.

- You afraid of the dark?

- No.

- You afraid of me?

(car engines revving)

- You gonna take my job?

- Katherine, you really gotta learn to relax.

- I need an answer.

- Why can't you find yourself a hobby or something?

- I already have one,

jigsaw puzzles.

- I would've thought crosswords were more your speed.

- I like having pieces in my hand, fitting them together.

- Seems kind of boring.

You get the picture on the box

so you always know how it's gonna turn out.

- Every puzzle's different.

Some pieces are an easy fit and some.

- I guess some don't fall into place at all.

- Yeah.

How about you?

- Actually I mow lawns.

- You're kidding.

- There's nothing like a freshly cut lawn.

Perfect line staring back at you,

every blade cut to the same length.

- But it always grows back.

- Yeah.

- You know, if you're not interested,

I can always contract someone else.

- Your mark is holed up in a suburban neighborhood

guarded by three feds with police backup,

no more than five minutes away.

It's a the end of a cul-de-sac

which means there's one way in one way out.

There are no mature trees for five blocks.

In fact, there's no cover of any kind.

So leaving aside the little problem of quick penetration

and feasible escape,

I'm sure you can find some amateur

who can point and shoot.

- You do your homework.

- I have to.

(car engines revving)

I only take out people nobody's gonna miss.

- Think anybody would miss me?

- I didn't pull the trigger, did I?

- Why do you do it?

- Why does anybody do anything?

(people speaking indistinctly)

- You gotta do this or my life is over.

- It's a funny thing about life, Katherine.

Nobody gets out alive.

(car engines revving)

Payment will be in cash.

(rain pattering)

I'll call you to let you know how I want it to go.

(people speaking indistinctly)

Look, if you don't want me to do this thing

you better say so now

because once I hit the corner of the street

there'll be no turning back.

(rain pattering)

(people speaking indistinctly)

(dramatic music)

(sings in foreign language)

(gentle music)

(sings in foreign language)

- Listen asshole, Munns's lost Cypher

and the girl, all right?

Now I know that son of a bitch is gonna come looking for me.

So you, you just bring him to me when he gets here, okay.

And tell Sanchez to get up here right away.

- [Cypher] Sanchez is in the trunk of a limo,

where he belongs.

- What are you doing here?

- I came to settle our account.

- Yeah?

Well I think we need to talk first.

- I really don't think you and I

have anything to talk about.

- Yeah well, I think we do.

Do you ever have one of those nightmares

where it's so scary that your best option is to die?

(birds chirping)

- I don't have nightmares.

(birds chirping)

- You're lucky, you know.

But I do.

(birds chirping)

I do when two people who have no other connection but me

are seen walking around together.

And that just sort of freaks me out a little bit, Cypher.

- That has nothing to do with you.

- It's got everything to do with me.

You should have taken the bitch out when you had the chance.

But what is it, huh?

Tell me, you get a little whiff of her pussy, huh?

- Don't you listen?

That has nothing to do with you.

(birds chirping)

Now you're gonna pay me for services rendered

and I am gonna leave the building,

just like Elvis, you understand?

(gentle music)

(birds chirping)

(gentle music)

- Yes.

I just need a little time to get the money, all right.

- I don't think so, get it now.

- Can I get up?

(birds chirping)

(cellphone beeping)

- [Munns] Yeah?

- Yeah, bring me that suitcase I prepared for Mr. Cypher.

- [Munns] Right away.

- It's coming, all right.

There it is.

(birds chirping)

- What, you're not gonna count it?

- I don't have to, do I?

- [Hamilton] So what happened to you last night?

- Cypher wanted to meet.

- Oh, so you go sneaking out the window

like a 16-year-old in heat without telling anybody.

- Oh gee dad, I didn't realize I needed your permission.

You'll be happy to know he took the bait.

He's gonna hit Fischer.

- You met at the St. Andrews?

God damn it, Katherine.

It's tomorrow's.

- "Man slain in hotel room."

So?

- So they played it down.

It was a bloodbath.

They found the man in the bathroom, he'd been tortured.

- Doesn't sound like Cypher.

- Oh really?

Then how do you explain the double tap to the head?

How do you explain the rabbit's foot

stapled to the man's hand?

- Who's the mark?

- Just a pornographer.

Guy liked to videotape himself hurting children.

- Doesn't sound like the world's gonna miss him.

- In case you forgot, we don't get to make those decisions.

What the hell's going on with you?

You look a mess.

- He's gonna make the hit, I know it.

He'll do it for me.

- Oh for you?

Cypher is a predator, Katherine.

The man doesn't give a damn about you.

He's no better than the people he kills.

In fact, I say he's worse.

- [Katherine] Well at least he's out there doing something.

- And where does it end?

Do you shoot somebody because they look at you funny?

You can't take the law into your own hands.

You live that way, you die that way.

- Punish the guilty.

That's what Cypher does.

I admire him for that.

- Well, since you think Cypher's doing such a bang up job,

why the hell are you working so hard trying to catch him?

- I don't know.

- And what do you know?

Now go on, give me your best guess.

What do you think he's gonna do next?

- I think he's gonna try and make the hit.

- Yeah, well you better be right.

You wait for my page.

Don't leave that house until I page you.

(birds chirping)

- Now, in here we have the full kitchen.

Can you believe this?

- Beautiful. - Stainless steel double sink

with garbage disposal. - Yeah.

- Automatic dishwasher and trash compactor.

Moroccan style tiles throughout.

Self-cleaning oven.

Shall we head into the den?

Now, check out this bay window.

(speaks in foreign language)

(birds chirping)

(speaks in foreign language)

- Don't listen to him, these houses all prefab crap.

- Let's mosey on down to the end of the driveway

to get the full effect.

By the way, did I tell you that it comes

with a bonus charcoal grill?

- Oh.

(speaks in foreign language)

- Here we are, it's all yours.

- All right.

(bombs exploding)

(buyer screaming)

- [Burke] Whoa, party.

- [Hamilton] Get down.

- [Burke] What the hell?

(bombs exploding)

- He's here.

Call for backup.

Put on a vest, Rodriguez.

- [Burke] Still nothing.

- Come on Rodriguez, call for backup.

- Still nothing. - If you see him,

take his legs out.

- I don't have him, I got nothing.

- Go call for help.

We have a gas main break.

(dramatic music)

(fire raging)

(dramatic music)

(people speaking indistinctly)

(helicopter blades whirring)

- Around the back.

- We're clear out back, how's the front?

- All we're missing are midgets and elephants out here.

Still clear.

(people speaking indistinctly)

(helicopter blades whirring)

North side of the house is clear.

- Hold on.

We've got a gas truck.

- Can you see the driver?

- Waiting.

Still waiting.

Still, okay, okay we got movement.

(people speaking indistinctly)

The driver's coming toward us.

He's a Caucasian male.

30-years-old, approximately six foot, 180 pounds.

He fits the profile. - He's got a toolbox.

- Should we take him? - Take him?

- Shall we take him? - Let's take him.

- Yes.

- Drop the box, get on the ground, you son of a bitch.

Put your hands behind your back and shut the fuck up.

I said shut up.

- It's a police area, stay back.

- [Gas Worker] That hurt.

- [Burke] I said shut the fuck up.

- Is it him?

- [Burke] Grab his wallet, Rodriguez, ID his ass.

- [Gas Worker] I didn't do anything.

(people speaking indistinctly)

- [Burke] You also have the right to.

- [Fischer Voice] Guys, you hear me?

- [Gas Worker] I swear, check the truck.

There's an order in the truck.

(dramatic music)

- I need ID on A66-99-935.

- [Operator] Standby.

(dramatic music)

- [Fischer Voice] I'm getting a little sick and tired

of this shit.

- [Operator] An ID comes back to a Scott Fowler.

He's with the gas company, 10-4.

- Check it again.

- [Gas Worker] Get off of me.

- Shut up.

(helicopter blades whirring)

- [Fischer Voice] I'm up here, remember.

Is anyone fucking listening to me.

Hey, you feds are such assholes.

- [Operator] That's a positive ID.

- Burke, it's the gas man.

- I told you,

you idiots. - He works

for the gas company, come on.

- Hamilton, it ain't the guy.

- [Fischer Voice] Guys.

(helicopter blades whirring)

- [Burke] Rodriguez, where's Ham?

- He's not in the bedroom.

- [Burke] Check the bathroom.

- Try and look at me and I'll kill you.

- Okay, okay.

- [Burke] What's going on?

Is he up there or what?

- Tell him he's on the can.

Tell him.

- He's taking a dump.

(dramatic music)

- Now tell him to go check out back.

- Hey, why don't you check out back?

- [Burke] Just did, Rodriguez.

- So why don't you do it again?

- [Burke] Why don't you shut up?

- Who set me up?

- Man, I'm just a grunt.

They don't tell me jack shit.

- Who was it?

- Look, man. - Do not look at me.

Who set me up, who?

- It's a deep cover operation, I don't know her name.

- The agent's a woman?

(gun firing)

(Rodriguez moaning)

(gun firing)

(dramatic music)

(window breaking)

- You all right?

Talk to me.

Smart man, you got your vest.

I don't believe this.

The guy pulls a Houdini in Mayberry.

Rodriguez.

- So what's up?

- I did some digging.

I found some inconsistencies in this Devries woman's file.

- What, what are you talking about, inconsistencies, what?

- The kind the FBI make

when they're trying to plant deep cover agent.

- Oh.

- Her real name's Katherine Hanson.

She's been under for 18 months.

- You see that?

I know that broad set the Cypher up.

Okay, okay, I gotta bring 'em there.

That's what I gotta do, I gotta pack.

- [Munns] With all due respect, Sir, I can handle this one.

- You can handle it?

- [Munns] Yes, Sir, you have to fly in Leer.

- Okay, you go handle it.

Then you go handle it.

(dramatic music)

(sings in foreign language)

(dramatic music)

(sings in foreign language)

(dramatic music)

(sings in foreign language)

(pager beeping)

- [Cypher] It says you should get out.

- Give me my clothes.

- [Cypher] I think you mean may I have my clothes please?

- Don't play with me.

- What's the matter?

You don't like being toyed with?

Get dressed.

Nice house.

Real peaceful.

I like that.

Your lawn needs mowing.

Why did you lie to me?

Why?

You wanna kill me, is that it?

- No.

- [Cypher] You think I'm one of them and you wanna kill me.

- No.

- [Cypher] The only difference between us is

that you've got a badge.

- That's not true.

- Then pull the damn trigger

and put us both out of our misery.

- I've got to arrest you.

- Arresting me won't absolve you.

Pull the trigger, that's the only way.

- Only way to what?

- Pull it.

- Only way to what?

- Pull that damn trigger.

The only way to find out if we're the same.

(glass breaking)

(door hinge creaking)

(guns firing)

(screaming)

(guns firing)

(dramatic music)

(both moaning)

(gun firing)

(dramatic music)

(both panting)

(dramatic music)

- Hey there.

I got a situation up here that's gotten a little bit heavy.

I need your help, my friend.

Well, I brought a freelancer in of course.

Well let's just say he's had a dramatic change of heart.

His name's Cypher,

I don't know, maybe you've heard of him.

Yeah, believe me, I know he's good.

But you're better.

Just tell me you're available.

(gentle music)

- [Leer] I'll be there tomorrow.

(gentle music)

- Are you all right?

- I don't know.

I've never been shot before.

- Went right through.

Whenever I had to go to the dentist

my mother used to tell me to close my eyes,

think of something beautiful.

- Smart lady.

- There you go.

(dramatic music)

Who's Eve?

(dramatic music)

- Daddy, where are you?

Help us.

They're hurting mommy.

Please don't tell.

Please don't say anything.

We need you here and we don't know what to do.

Help us please.

(gun firing)

No. Mommy, get up.

Mommy, no.

Mommy.

Daddy, help us.

Mommy, please get up, Mommy.

- That's Eve, my daughter.

- What did she mean don't tell?

- I was a cop.

For two years I tracked this gang of drug dealers,

nights, weekends, you name it.

I finally got them.

One week before I was due to testify,

they kidnapped my wife and daughter.

Told me if I didn't shut up and walk away,

I'd never see them alive again.

I didn't testify.

They got off.

Two days later they dumped her body on my doorstep.

She still had the lucky rabbit's foot I gave her

around her neck.

This is the only reason I exist.

You better leave, I have some business to finish.

- Who hired you?

- It doesn't matter.

- Well they tried to kill me.

I think I have a right to know.

- The people who hired me are the same people

that's hired you.

- What?

- Nobody plays by the rules anymore, Katherine.

Not even the people who made them up.

It's time to level the playing field.

- Let me help you.

(dramatic music)

- How long you've been paging her?

- Four hours.

- Forensics has been all over the house.

There's still no sign of her.

- Maybe she got out before they came.

- Yeah or maybe she had a little help.

Did you ever think she's planning on not coming back?

- Look, she's got her problems, right,

but she's a great agent.

I mean she's solid, I trained her myself.

- You know, with all due respect, man,

that don't mean jack shit.

You know when you get a taste of that other side, bro,

do you know how hard it is to go cold turkey?

- You did.

- Yeah, well I had somebody help me.

- Yeah, you're damn right you did.

When I first found you,

you were so far gone they used to say,

"Ham, why do you deal

"with this young crack-head cholo screw-up

"who'll kill you over 10 bucks?"

But you know what I used to tell 'em?

I used to tell them,

because I want somebody who thinks like the enemy.

Somebody who.

- Gets inside their minds, man.

- If you know the story,

why the hell you letting me tell it?

- 'Cause it always makes you feel so good.

- This whole thing starts to turn sour,

you and Burke, you distance yourself.

- No, forget that, man,

we in this together. - Rodriguez, listen.

- Don't you fucking

play me like that. - You cut the rope.

All right.

I didn't drag your head all the way down here

out of the barrio for you to come here

and go down in the first round, all right.

Now go, get out of here.

- Yeah well, and what the hell happens to you, man?

- I'm waiting for somebody.

- Why don't you just cut her loose, man?

Cut her loose.

- Just go.

(dramatic music)

(sings in foreign language)

(upbeat music)

(sings in foreign language)

(upbeat music)

(sings in foreign language)

(upbeat music)

Thank God you're alive.

I've been paging you for hours.

- What happened?

- Well I got a call this morning.

They're bringing our operation into the shade.

- Who's shutting us down?

- It doesn't matter, it's over our heads.

- Oh come on, tell me, State Department, Pentagon, CIA?

- I'm afraid that's a matter

of national security, Agent Hanson.

- Who the hell are you?

- This is Mr. Leer.

Mr. Leer's been sent to debrief you.

- Fuck you.

- He came to help us out, Katherine.

- Help?

How are they gonna help us out?

By taking over our case?

- All we have to do is cooperate, okay.

We're on the same team.

(gun firing)

(dramatic music)

(Katherine screaming)

(dramatic music)

- Wake up, darling.

Wake up.

Take it easy.

Everything's cool.

You know, you and I haven't been properly introduced.

You know I am a great admirer of you Agent Hanson.

I've never been fucked by the FBI before.

I mean the next thing you know,

I'm gonna have a bunch of 13-year-old boy scouts

coming here and gang banging me.

- Why do I get the feeling

that's always been a fantasy of yours?

- I don't know, why would you get that feeling?

- Why am I still breathing?

- 'Cause I like the way you breathe.

And because we have a mutual friend

who's developed a particular interest in you.

Where is Mr. Cypher?

- Why ask me?

Aren't you the one who hired him?

And you know if you're gonna take over the drug world,

I think you should keep a better eye on your people.

- Darling, I'm not taking over the drug world.

I'm just reconstructing it.

Escobar, Ulysses, Fung Suk, they were idiots.

Loudmouths that became too independent.

They brought too much attention.

And the people I work for, they wanna keep a low profile.

They just wanna make money.

And they want a very low body count.

- Who are you?

- I'm a mouthpiece, a middleman.

I'm a nobody.

I'm a absolute nobody.

- Who do you work for?

- Whoever happens to need me most at any given time.

Let's say the Pentagon wants to arm Chinese dissidents.

Then I'm in Shanghai sipping tea over a crate of M16s.

Or if the Federal Reserve

wants to fuck with the Argentinian economy,

I'm in Buenos Aires floating counterfeit pesos.

That's what I do.

Why the hell do you care what I do?

- Sounds like you have great job satisfaction.

- Why the hell are you such a smart ass?

This is my home you're in.

Look, just tell me where your boyfriend is, okay?

- I'm sure he's closer than you think.

(cellphone ringing)

- The guys aren't answering.

(cellphone ringing)

- You don't have a prayer.

- Tell you something, okay,

this used to be a convent,

and out of the goodness of my heart,

I allow the nuns to come back here and hear them pray.

So this place is just full of fucking prayer.

Your boyfriend doesn't have a prayer.

(dramatic music)

- Funny Cypher you motherfucker.

(dramatic music)

Damn.

(dramatic music)

(insects chirping)

(dramatic music)

(insects chirping)

(dramatic music)

(Katherine moaning)

(dramatic music)

- What is this place?

(dramatic music)

(Katherine moaning)

(dramatic music)

- [Leer] Over here, Agent Hanson.

(gun firing)

(dramatic music)

- Guess you'd better read me my rights.

- Guess again.

(gun firing)

(gentle music)

(singer vocalizing)

(dramatic music)

(singer vocalizing)

(dramatic music)

(singer vocalizing)

(gentle upbeat music)

(singer vocalizing)

(gentle upbeat music)

(singer vocalizing)

- [Cypher] Over here, Nash.

- Okay I hear you.

I hear you.

- You cock sucker, you son of a bitch.

(dramatic music)

(guns firing)

(dramatic music)

How you doing?

I'm just admiring your lawn.

I know a lot about lawns.

You gotta care for them, nurture them.

You gotta keep them watered.

- What, are you outta your fucking mind.

Go on, shoot me, go on.

(dramatic music)

- I'll bet you water yours during the day.

Don't do that.

Moisture doesn't have a chance to get down to the roots.

And they become weak and die.

(dramatic music)

- You're still playing fucking games, huh?

Okay, I'm gonna teach you a new game.

- It's a good idea to check your sprinkler lines

for impurities.

'Cause if the wrong thing hits your lawn,

it'll kill it quicker than anything.

(dramatic music)

- [Nash] What the fuck is this.

What the fuck have you done man, this is gasoline.

(fire raging)

(dramatic music)

(fire raging)

(dramatic music)

(fire raging)

(both screaming)

(dramatic music)

(fire raging)

(both moaning)

(fire raging)

(gentle music)

(singer vocalizing)

(gentle music)

(singer vocalizing)

(gentle music)

(singer vocalizing)

(gentle music)

(insects chirping)

(gentle music)

- I'm going for help.

- I won't be here when you come back.

- You're not going anywhere.

- The world's not gonna miss me, Katherine.

- Then you don't know the world very well.

- What happens when you get to the end of the puzzle

and the last piece doesn't fit?

- What?

- Pull it apart and start again.

(gentle music)

(people speaking indistinctly)

(gentle music)

(people speaking indistinctly)

- We're gonna need you to ID the body, Katherine.

Brace yourself, it ain't pretty.

(gentle music)

- Yeah, that's him, Cypher.

- That's justice.

(gentle music)

- You don't know the first thing about justice.

(gentle music)

- Katherine, I'll see you later, right?

(gentle music)

(singer vocalizing)

(gentle music)

(singer vocalizing)

(gentle music)

(birds chirping)

(gentle music)

(birds chirping)

(gentle music)

(birds chirping)

(gentle music)

(sings in foreign language)

(upbeat music)

- [Child] I'll wait, help me.

(upbeat music)