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DAY 8
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What about Jim?
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His foot is gone, he won't last long.
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We should talk to Ahmad.
If Jim dies, he ain't gonna get anything.
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If he thinks Jim is dying,
he'll take him to the desert and cut his head off on camera.
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Then load it up on YouTube.
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How I miss daily routine problems.
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Like what?
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Hof or Tuborg?
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Croissant... yes or no?
- Pizza or burger?
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Eat out or takeaway?
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"Pork, beef or shrimp?
Same stuff anyway."
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He can count only on us.
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We gotta get him out of here.
- We will.
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The first one out will help the others.
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Stop!
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Let me see your hands.
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On your knees.
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On the floor.
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Hands behind your back.
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So, Philip... great war hero...
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Get up.
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What are you doing, Mark?
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I wanna chat with you.
- About what?
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Mark... what's behind all this?
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There's you.
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Are you there?
Philip, tell them what I just did.
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He just strapped 100 grams of Semtex on me.
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Relax up there, you'll hear from us.
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Shit!
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Mark... what are you doing...?
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I need your attention, please.
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We've contacted your families,
they can't wait to see you.
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If you wanna stay here a bit more though,
that won't be a problem.
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You may be of help in saving the others.
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We wanna stay here until everyone else is rescued.
- Alright, thanks.
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We're doing everything in our power to get them out.
We will save them.
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Louise.
- Have you got my money?
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It's here, what do we have to do?
- Put it all in a gym bag.
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Then one man alone will bring the bag
to 55° 54' 39"...
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...21' 37" east.
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If the man is followed,
I'll blow up the Semtex and kill the hostage.
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Alone and in contact with me all the time.
- Ok, Mark.
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About the others...
- I'll let them go when I have the money.
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Money keeps them alive... so no tricks.
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It's a trail in Hareskoven.
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Obviously, he'll take the money himself.
- How do we carry this out?
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One of ours will be in the car.
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How do we trace the money?
- We won't.
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We don't know how he would react.
- We'll constantly have an eye on our man.
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Alright, the. Let's move.
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It's just a delivery, be careful.
- Of course.
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Good luck.
- thanks.
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Kold here. Ready to go.
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The money's being transferred as we speak.
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Tell your contact they will have it soon.
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And you're certain they will honor our agreement...
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Ok, thank you.
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What happens now?
- I have no idea.
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So, Philip... what shall we talk about?
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Is Jim alive too?
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Is he still there?
- Yes, he's still there. The money is to get him home.
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He lasted way longer than I thought
but now he needs to get out.
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If I knew you were alive, I'd have done something.
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I'd love to hear your side of the story but... let's call Naja too.
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I think she earned the chance
to do the last interview.
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Don't you think it's time to make everything public?
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Naja.
- I must say you've put up a great act yesterday.
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You're braver than I thought.
- What do you want?
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I wanna give you the best story... Philip's story.
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How do you plan to do it?
- I'll let you know.
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When?
- I'll make the interview, you'll put it on your blog.
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We're on at 12 o'clock.
Behave... for the hostages' sake.
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Roger. I'll spread the word.
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We cannot authorize an interview now.
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Why not?
- It's too risky. Orders from above.
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Philip's down there with other 3.
- What's risky is creating a state of confrontation.
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I told you... orders from above.
- I don't take orders from your bosses.
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This time you do.
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We'll pretend to agree and buy time
but no interview.
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The money has arrived.
- Naja, we need to work now. Thanks.
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Naja...
- When someone from above decides what can or can't be aired...
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...something's not right.
- Yes, but there are hostages involved this time.
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Mark Hald sent our man through the woods.
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We're listening.
Over, Michael.
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300 meters ahead of you
there's a dirt road through the woods.
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I'm on it.
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You'll see a tree with a red X on it.
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I see it.
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Leave the road and enter the woods.
- I'm proceeding.
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In 2 minutes you'll find a clearing,
wait there in the middle of it.
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Roger.
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I'm at the clearing.
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Have you dropped the bag?
- Yes.
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Turn around and go back to the car.
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Is it alright? - Seems so.
- Check it for bugs.
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It's clean.
- Good, go to the rendezvous point.
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We have no visual contact.
- Ok.
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I got the money,
everything looks fine.
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Money delivered.
- Ok, Sammy.
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Now we're even.
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Mark... tell Jim I'm sorry...
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Naja is gone, she took everything with her.
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Who's gonna call her?
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Cramer to inner fence.
Have you seen the reporter? Over.
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Her phone is off.
- Clausen from KST.
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I need a search between Langebro and Knippelsbro.
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Hi. - Hi, Naja.
- I'm gonna need your wi-fi.
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Hans, look.
- What?
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Switch to the big screen.
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Ok, Philip Nørgaard...
lets start by telling how we met. You, me and Jim.
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We were held hostages together.
- Who?
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You, me and Jim.
- Do you remember when we first met?
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When we ended up in the same cell.
- You were surprised to see us, weren't you?
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Yes.
- Why?
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I had heard you were dead.
- Where did you hear that?
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Your Captain said that.
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He said you all got hit by a grenade...
and you all died.
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You weren't there for long though,
you managed to escape.
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Tell us about your daring escape.
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How could you escape from a place full of guards
in the middle of the desert?
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You built a great career on it,
I'm sure they all wanna hear the whole story.
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Did you do as I did?
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Took advantage of a guard's distraction,
and followed the North Star up to the border?
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Is that how you did it?
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How did you escape?
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I never escaped.
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I was ransomed.
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You were ransomed.
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You can say goodbye to your friends.
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How is he?
- He gotta get out of here.
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I'll start the negotiations soon as I get home,
you're not staying here.
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The car is here, come on.
"Yalla", my friend.
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It's time.
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I'll get you out.
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Go.
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They paid for you.
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My father.
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He used his influence to get me free.
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Did you tell me anything else
before leaving us?
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I promised to help you.
- You promised to get us out.
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Yes.
- Then why nothing ever happened?
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Welcome back, Philip.
- Thanks.
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Sit down.
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Thanks for your help with the ransom,
I'm very grateful.
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No need to thank anyone...
officially, it never happened.
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We can't let out the voice
that a ransom has been paid for a Danish soldier.
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How will you do that?
- We'll say you escaped.
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I escaped...?
- You were the only hostage and you heroically escaped.
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I can't go around saying that I escaped!
- I'm sure it won't be a problem instead.
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No, Pål, I can't...
no one will ever believe that!
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They're gonna believe it because I will confirm.
You'll get a medal...
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I can't...
- You have to!
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Philip... if the word gets out that we paid a ransom...
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... every Danish soldier out there will become a target.
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You're a hero... learn to live with that.
- What about Jim and Mark?
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Negotiations are going well
but if this goes public, it's over.
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They'll raise the price to 100 million dollars
and that would be a death sentence.
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You were alone, Philip... and you escaped.
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The very next time I spoke to Pål,
he told me you got killed during a drone attack.
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He told me US Navy Seals had confirmed your death.
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That's weird... given that we'd been in the same place all the time.
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Sometimes, a guard would show us
videos of Denmark on YouTube.
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"This man here today, Philip Nørgaard...
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"... is a true hero."
Remember that?
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Yes.
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I have betrayed you.
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I should have done more.
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I'm sorry, Mark... I'm sorry.
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Can you ever forgive me?
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Yes.
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Doesn't it feel good to tell the truth?
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I should have done it long time ago.
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Hello?
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So you're letting him go.
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Thank you. Goodbye.
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He's coming home.
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It's over.
Out.
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Get in the elevator.
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Stop.
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Done.
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Two minutes and you'll be out,
don't try anything stupid.
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I'm sorry. Forgive me.
Jim.
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I want it to be you who arrests me.
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I'm a soldier and I will surrender to a soldier.
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Roger.
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It's them!
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Joachim... I'm Louise, the negotiator...
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The cop who came down...
- He was sitting with explosives around his waist.
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How's Mark?
- He just got a text... hi!
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A text?
- Yes, he looked upset... nobody noticed...
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Thanks.
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Mark got a phone message in the last 5-10 minutes.
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I'm ready.
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I'd like to get out the same way I got in.
- Alright.
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Expand the parameters.
- This is every data in the area in the past 20 minutes.
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Go back slowly.
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We gotta get Philip out!
- We're on. Over.
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Shall we go?
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Yes.
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Philip... will you look after him
when he comes back?
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Of course.
- Thanks.
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Philip, stop there.
- Cramer?
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Mark, let Philip go.
- I gave myself up, we're going out.
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He's not armed, I have it under control.
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Mark, lay on the ground, hands behind your back. Now.
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Philip...
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Call your partner and get them to retreat.
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Hello?
- Louise, it's me.
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Mark is under control, let us out.
- Philip... Jim killed himself... Mark just knew it.
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Mark...
- Don't do it!
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I didn't want to get out like this anyway.
- Put it down!
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Cramer!
- Mark, put down the gun!
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I give you one warning!
- Mark, come on, Mark...
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I'm not going up with you.
- Cramer, stand back!
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I have orders...
- I'm changing the order!
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You don't take orders from Louise or Hans,
you take orders from the TTF commanding officer!
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I'm giving you a direct order:
take your men and get back!
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Daniel, let me take care of this.
I'll deal with him.
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Mark... we can both start over from here.
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There's nothing for me after this.
- There is!
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Let it go, we still have a chess game to finish.
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Don't you remember?
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You lost that long time ago, Philip.
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You really suck at chess.
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What about the beer we were supposed to have?
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Hof or Tuborg?
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Brown bread or white bread?
- Pork, beef or shrimp?
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It's all the same.
- It's all the same.
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Everything's fine.
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Philip... are you ok?
- Yes... Mark is dead.
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Philip is ok, Mark is dead.
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Come on, Leon!
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I wasn't expecting you.
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Hi, love!
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I missed you so much.
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Philip...
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When they let you out,
I'd like to hear your music.
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It might be a little too unusual for you.
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You're saying I can't get avant-guard music?
- No, I'm saying that I don't get it either!
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Well, then you'll explain it to me over lunch.
- I'll be happy to.
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Hi, Naja.
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Danish Minister of Defense was fired today...
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...and the future of Philip Nørgaard,
chief of TTF, is still uncertain.
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Authorities are examining his role
and responsibilities.
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This concludes the 8 days drama in Marmorkirken.
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We'd be happy to have you back.
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You'll have your own team, choose your producer...
- I don't wanna be on the screen anymore, Karin.
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What then?
- I wanna be on the field.
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Welcome back.
- Thanks.
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What I want to do is thank you.
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For your professionalism, for your determination...
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...for everything you've done.
I hope we'll never find ourselves in such situation, but if we do...
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...it's you I wanna work with.
Now go home and get some sleep.
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Philip!
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Hi.
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Thanks for the cooperation, despite everything.
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I lied to you.
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If only you had trusted me...
- I couldn't trust myself.
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Sorry.
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Roger.
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You're staying here?
- Yes.
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Can I join you?
- Yes.
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When you were 2, you broke your arm.
- I don't remember that.
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I took you to the hospital.
They thought it was dislocated, so they tried to fix it.
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The strange thing is that you never even cried.
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Not when it happened,
not when they were pulling the arm.
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You suffered everything as if it was
some kind of destiny for you.
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You were just holding my hand.
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From when we left home,
till you fell asleep at night.
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I slept by your side with my coat on,
I was afraid of letting your hand go.
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You did never let go.
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Dad...
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Everything will be fine, son.
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