All language subtitles for Lost S04E03 The Economist.DVDRip.HI.cc.en.BnaVis

- [narrator] Previously
on Lost: - [wet thud]

- You killed Naomi!
- She wants her people
to come here.

And trust me, when they do, we
had better be far away from here.

If you want to live, you
need to come with me.

- [Jack] Who are you?
- Daniel Faraday.

- I'm here to rescue you.
- [Naomi] This is the team?

These are the wrong
people for this mission.

None of them have field
experience, military training.

You can't drop
them in unprotected.

There's only so much I can do.

Where's the chopper?
Where did it crash?

Crash? What kind of
pilot do you think I am?

I put her down safe and sound.

- Get up. You're coming with us.
- We need to stay where we are

- so they can find us.
- See, there's your problem.

We don't want to be found.

You want to know why
we're here? I'll tell you why.

We're here for Benjamin Linus.

Now where is he?

[Jack] Did Ben mention
knowing anyone off the island?

- You're sure of that?
- This is real simple.

Do you know where
he is, or don't you?

- [Jack] What do you want
with him?
- I want to locate him.

The people who hired me told
me his name's Benjamin Linus.

They gave me this
picture, that's all he told me.

They said find him. And
for what they're paying me,

I don't need to
know anything else.

Do you?

[Jack] You want Ben?

OK, he's with Locke
and your friend...

- [Miles] Charlotte.
- Charlotte.

[Jack] Locke's got her too.
We know where he's heading.

[Miles] Locke's the
guy that killed Naomi.

Give me back my gun, Shephard.

[Jack] You want your
gun back, I want answers.

[Miles] You don't trust
me, I don't trust you.

In fact, you're
supposed to be dead.

Am I asking a
billion questions? No.

We both have the same
problem, this Locke guy.

Even if Locke has your friend,

you can't waltz in
there and grab her.

- They're armed.
- How about that? So are we.

- Why don't we move out...?
- You're not going anywhere.

- Will that helicopter fly?
- It's what she does.

- Then you can take me
to your ship.
- Sayid, wait a second.

We did call these people to
get us off this island, didn't we?

Well?

I burned a lot of fuel coming
in. I can't carry much weight.

- I'll take three of you.
- In case you zoned out

while tweezing your goatee,

one of these yahoos
took Charlotte prisoner.

I can bring her back safely.

And if I do... will you
take me to the ship?

Absolutely.

You bring Charlotte back safe...

and I will take
you off this island.

[golf cart approaching]

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

It's a long walk to the next
hole. Do you need a ride?

Thank you, but no.
My ball is right here.

You're the first person I've
seen out here all morning.

I believe we're
paying quite a premium

for that kind of privacy.

Indeed, we are.

Is this your first time
in the Seychelles?

Uh-uh. I'd use the five iron.

I think I'll stick
with the seven.

Tell you what. Fifty euros says

mine goes closer
to the pin with a five.

Let's make it 100.

[speaks foreign language]

Amazing, huh? How we wager.

Makes just about
anything more fun.

Not bad.

Not bad.

So, what do you do
for a living, my friend?

- I do nothing.
- Nothing?

Doesn't pay for a vacation here.

I was the recipient
of a large settlement.

- Corporate merger?
- Actually a plane crash.

Oceanic Airlines flight 815.

I'm Sayid Jarrah...
one of the Oceanic Six.

Ah, that's... That's amazing.

I remember reading all about it.

Take your shot, my friend.

It appears you were
right about the five iron.

Well, uh...

Enjoy your round. Don't
worry about the wager.

- It's all in good fun.
- No, you won.

- Allow me to pay you.
- It's fine, thank you.

I insist, Mr. Avellino.

[Avellino grunts]

[people chattering]

[speaks German]

[speaks German]

"Is it free?" was the full
extent of my German.

What are you looking for?

I love Europe.
Everyone speaks English.

I'm looking for Potsdamer Platz.

You don't need a map.

It's one block down,
right across the street.

Thank you.

I'm Elsa.

Sayid.

[man speaking German]

Could I have an
espresso, please?

[man speaks German]

What sort of business
brings you to Berlin?

I'm a headhunter.

A corporate recruiter.

- And what do you do?
- My employer is an economist.

He works in emerging markets.

Actually, I don't really
understand what he does,

which doesn't matter
since all I do is shop for him.

And if this goes off,

I'm at his side instantly.
Which is wonderful,

since he's only in Berlin
once or twice a year.

Which is why you're enjoying a
luxuriously long midday coffee.

Yes.

[speaks German]

Do I...

know you from somewhere?

I'll tell you exactly where
you know me from...

if you let me
take you to dinner.

Umm...

This is the restaurant
you're taking me tonight. 8:00.

Well, if you can find it.

[dialing]

- [man] Hello?
- I made contact.

[man] Good.

Take a look at this.

Naomi had it with her.

She was looking for Desmond.

Whatever their real agenda is

it's clear they're
not sharing it.

Maybe Desmond can
shed some light on this.

[Jack] How long would it take
to get to the beach and back?

[Juliet] Couple of hours.

You mind?

Anything I can do to help.

[Jack] Sayid.

So how are we gonna do this?

You know the best candidate
for this kind of mission.

And what kind
of mission is that?

I'll make Locke
release Charlotte,

and I'm going to do it
without any bloodshed.

As opposed to the way I'd do it?

The last time you encountered
him you put a gun to his head

and pulled the trigger.

That's not good diplomacy.

Hey, Jarrah.

You think you're going
after Charlotte without me?

Of course not.

Oh. Well, good.

Is there anything else?

- Yeah. Give me my gun back.
- We leave in ten minutes.

[panting]

Ready to give us a name, Gizmo?

He's not gonna tell you who
his spy is on their boat, James.

[Sawyer] Yeah, and why not?

[Locke] That's the only
thing keeping him alive.

Here's an idea.

Why don't we take a
gun, point it to his big toe

and send that little
piggy to market?

And if he still
doesn't want to tell us,

we'll move on to the roast beef.

- Why don't we do that?
- Then we'd have to carry him.

- [Aaron crying]
- [Claire] John,
how much further is it?

- I need to feed Aaron.
- It should be here, the cabin.

Maybe we got turned
around. Could be anywhere.

No, it was here.

What's in this cabin
that's so important?

John's looking for somebody
to tell him what to do next.

I guess I was
mistaken. It doesn't...

It doesn't matter. Plan's
the same. We keep moving.

The barracks aren't far.

If her team is
with Jack's group,

they know we're
going to the barracks.

[Sawyer] Yeah, and Red
here was wearing a vest,

which means her posse's
gonna come expecting a gunfight.

If all they want is her,
maybe we should let her go.

I thought we were
just gonna go hide.

Why do we need
to take prisoners?

Because she'll be valuable.

- How is she gonna be valuable?
- He means as a hostage, love.

Uh-uh, no, this is not
what I signed up for.

What did you sign up for?

If we let her go, they'll look
at it as a sign of good faith.

They'll look at it as
an act of foolishness.

I'm trying to come
up with a compromise.

We're beyond compromise.

And right now, Hugo,
I'm making the decisions.

Is that going to be
a problem for you?

[Kate] Kinda sucks, huh?

What's that?

Being told not to come along.

Now you know what
it feels like to be me.

Does that mean I should wait
20 minutes and go anyway?

[both laughing]

Touché.

You should go with them, Kate.

- You're serious?
- Yeah.

What, don't you trust Sayid?

I don't trust Locke.

What's preventing him from
doing to me what he did to Naomi?

Sawyer won't let him.

You got room for one more?

Oh, yeah, she gets a gun.

- The gun's a last resort, Kate.
- Give Locke that same speech?

Hey! Let's move out.

This guy, Sayid,
where is he from?

Iraq.

Iraq?

So he's just gonna go
and work everything out?

What was he, a diplomat?

No.

No, he was a torturer.

Naomi, were you close to her?

Nope. Met her on the boat.

You don't seem particularly
affected by her death.

Sure, I'm affected. She
was hot, and I dug her accent.

Nice.

And this woman, Charlotte.
You don't care about her, do you?

- Define "care."
- So much for camaraderie.

Who's the one going after one
of their crash buddies with guns?

Actually, I do care about Locke.

Maybe you can tell
me how he managed

to split your happy
little family in half.

There was a fundamental debate

whether your people
came to rescue us...

or kill us.

Which side did you land on?

I'll let you know when I decide.

[jazz music playing]

You look fantastic.

This is why I wanted
to take you to the opera.

If a man can't wear his tuxedo
by the fifth date, why bother?

You know what?

I'm not bringing it.

If tonight's the night
he calls, so be it.

I'll carry it.

If he does call, I don't
want you fired over me.

You should tell your employer
there is newer technology.

Oh, I've tried. He's
very old-fashioned.

You know how bosses can be.

Do you have a boss?

Everyone has a boss, Elsa.

Come on, we don't
want to be late.

Why are you still here?

I mean, when we met, you
said you would be in Berlin

for one week.

The job I'm on is proving harder
to accomplish than I thought.

Oh...

right.

I was hoping it
was because of me.

[laughs]

Let's go.

Strauss awaits.

- What's his story?
- Daniel? Couldn't tell you.

Half the stuff he says
goes way over my head.

The other half
goes way, way over.

Uh, Frank, can I...?

Sorry to interrupt. May I please
use the phone just for a sec?

- For what?
- I want to call Regina
on the boat.

Since we're waiting
maybe I can just try to...

- What is it, Daniel?
- I'd like to do an experiment.

- Just...
- OK.

You just keep it to that
science stuff, all right?

If Minkowski gets on
there, hang up right away.

Yeah, thank you, thank you.

[phone ringing]

- [woman] Hello?
- Regina?

Hey, hi, it's Dan. Hang on.

- Can you hear me?
- Yeah.

Yeah? OK. Hang on.

I'm... oh... Yes.

I am all set here. I have
a fix. Are you locked in?

- Getting your signal
pretty clear.
- OK, great, then.

OK.

Fire the payload.

- [Regina] Payload away.
- Don't sweat it.

He does this kind of stuff
on the boat all the time.

[Regina] Forty
kilometers to beacon.

Thirty-five
kilometers to beacon.

Thirty kilometers to beacon.

Twenty-five
kilometers to beacon.

Twenty kilometers to beacon.

Fifteen kilometers to beacon.

- Ten kilometers to beacon.
- Regina?

Five kilometers to beacon.

Zero.

I don't have it.

[Regina] That's weird.

That is far more than weird.

What's with the swing set?
These people had daycare?

- You think they're here yet?
- Let's find out.

[pounding]

- [pounding continues]
- It's coming from in there.

[cocks gun]

[muffled shouting]

Hurley, what happened?

They left me.

Locke's gone off
the reservation, man.

He took this one chick hostage.

He said Walt was
the one who told him

to kill the other chick.

- Walt?
- Dude, don't ask.

I was trying to argue with
him so he would chill, but...

How about you stop babbling?
Tell us what happened to them.

Where are they?

- Who are you?
- Where the hell did they go,
tubby?

Oh, awesome, the ship
sent us another Sawyer.

Hurley, where did they go?

Guess they were too busy tying
me up to tell me. I don't know.

- So they all left? All together?
- Yeah. They were freaked.

Locke said the people
on the ship were coming

to rescue Charlotte and kill us.

So... are you?

Not yet.

Did they say anything that
suggested where they were going?

Locke said they were
going by Ben's house

- before they took off.
- Why would he go there?

For all I know they could've
locked Ben in the closet too.

Where's Ben's house?

You mind if I ask
you a question?

Shoot.

Did the Red Sox
really win the Series?

Hey, don't get me
started on that, all right?

My dad's from the Bronx.
I bleed Yankee blue.

I can't believe it's been 100
days since I've seen a game.

- [distant buzzing]
- It's the payload.

It's finally here.

- What is that?
- It's a rocket.

[beeping]

Oh, no.

Thirty one minutes.

Oh, no.

This is not good.

Your friends are back.

[Desmond] Well...

look at that.

Look for anything that might
show where they've gone.

I'll start in here.

Sayid!

Don't worry, Kate's fine.

Good job, Hugo.

Sorry, dude.

I'm sorry, Sayid.
Nothing personal.

Where's Locke?

Talking to that
angry Chinese guy.

I'm not going to
hurt you, Hurley.

Yeah. I saw you
snap that guy's neck

with that break-dancing
thing you do with your legs.

I think I'll hang back here.

Well...

I guess they're
running out of jail space.

- I lost a dollar, you know.
- How'd you manage that?

I bet John that you
wouldn't be stupid enough

to fall for your friend as bait.

What do you know
about friendship?

I know it's no use having
friends you can't trust.

So I'm your prisoner?

If that sort of
thing turns you on.

What are you doing
here with Locke?

- I'm not with him.
- Yeah, you are, James.

- What are you doing with Jack?
- I went with Jack

because I believe he
can get us off this island.

Then I guess that's the
difference between us.

I ain't lookin' to leave.

Why not?

'Cause I ain't got
nothing back there for me.

And what's here
that's so much better?

Why do you want
to go back, Kate?

Seem to recall you
being shuttled off

to jail before we landed here.

So if you think there's anything
waiting for you other than handcuffs,

then you really don't
know how the world works.

Look around us, Freckles.
We've got roofs over our heads.

- Electricity, showers, beds.
- How long, Sawyer?

How long do you think
we can play house?

Why don't we find out?

Iced tea.

- Thought you might be thirsty.
- I'm thirsty.

I'm sorry about
all the theatrics,

but I didn't know how
many of you there'd be

or whether you'd be armed.

I had to cover my bases.

What have you done
with Miles and Kate?

Kate's with Sawyer, and
Miles is somewhere else.

He's fine.

All I did was ask
him some questions.

- Did he answer any?
- No.

Did you have more
luck with the woman?

Not particularly.

Why don't you
turn her over to me?

- Why would I?
- I agree these people
are liars,

and they're certainly
not here to rescue us.

But if I return
safely with Charlotte,

they'll take me to the ship.

It's our best chance of
finding out who they are

and what they want.

Well, then, I can save
you a lot of trouble, Sayid,

because Ben says he's
got a spy on the boat.

Who?

It's a secret.

Forgive me, but the
day I start trusting him

is the day I sold my soul.

Give me Charlotte, allow
me to do things my way,

or a war is coming which we
will both be powerless to stop.

Why would I give you
Charlotte for nothing?

I think you misunderstood me.

I never expected you to
give her to me for nothing.

[soft rock music playing]

- Should we get dressed?
- No.

We're gonna have to get out
of this bed at a certain point.

Why?

Well, for one thing,
because I know

that eventually you're
gonna have to go

to that job of yours, you know?

The one you never talk about.

There's nothing to
talk about. It's just a job.

I know nothing about you.

I understand you don't
want to talk about the crash,

what happened to you.

What about life now?

What about you?

It's what you do when
you're in love, right? You...

In love?

Yeah.

OK.

No more secrets.

What do you want to know?

[beeping]

He's here. My boss.

I... I have to go.

Now?

Where?

The Hotel Adlon.

My dress.

Elsa.

You have to leave Berlin.

What?

- You can't be here anymore.
- What do you mean?

- Why would I...?
- People will be asking
questions soon,

about what happened
to your employer.

And you can't be
around to answer them.

My employer?

This is about my boss?

- Who are you?
- It had nothing to do with...

The café? You meant
to meet me there?

You used me to get to my
boss. What did you say?

People will ask what
happened to him?

- It's best you don't know.
- You're gonna kill him?

You're gonna kill him?

Do you even know him?

- His name is on a list.
- A list? What list?

- You have a list.
- It's my employer's.

- Who is that?
- It doesn't matter who he is!

You kill people 'cause they're
on a list? Innocent people?

The man you're working
for is not an economist.

[dialing phone]

[speaking German]

What do you think you're...?

[Elsa gasps]

Hey, I'm gonna ask
you one last time.

Why was Naomi
carrying this picture of me?

You gotta understand something,
she was senior management.

She stayed on her own.

Naomi told me you
people were hired by her.

So you look me right
in the eye and tell me

you've never seen or
heard of Penelope Widmore.

Fine. You don't want
to tell me the truth?

I'll find someone who will.

See, when that
takes off, I'm on it.

He's back.

- Where's Kate?
- She decided to stay.

- What happened to Miles?
- I traded him.

- Traded him?
- I promised you Charlotte.

Here she is.

- You cheated.
- Did I?

Yes, you did.

Lucky for you that guy's
nothing but a pain in my ass.

- Hey.
- Hey.

All right. That gives
us room for one more.

Charlotte?

Go back? With all the
fun I'm having here? No.

I've got work to do.

Seat's yours if
you want it, Daniel.

No, thank you. I think I should
probably stay with Charlotte.

All right.

Frank.

Frank?

Just... just one thing.

Just be sure that you
follow the same exact bearing

that we came in on,
OK? No matter what.

By that I mean no matter
what. Just... stay on it.

Roger that.

Be careful.

I don't have to talk
you out of coming.

As much as I like
helicopter rides,

you got this one under control.

- Wish me luck.
- Good luck.

Send me a postcard.

You said we have
room for one more?

Yeah. Why?

We should bring Naomi home.

[man] Take your shirt off.

Is she dead?

Yes.

Why didn't she kill you?

She was trying to get
information from me.

[man] What sort of information?

She wanted to know
who I worked for.

She wanted to know about you.

[man] Of course she did.

Why are you crying?
Because it hurts,

or because you were
stupid enough to care for her?

These people don't
deserve our sympathies.

Need I remind you what they
did the last time you thought

with your heart
instead of your gun?

You used that to recruit
me into killing for you.

Do you want to protect
your friends or not, Sayid?

I have another name for you.

But they know
I'm after them now.

Good.