According to the Bolivians, it was a routine stop,
and when they discovered Mathis' body, Bond disarmed and shot them.
Of course, there are no witnesses to prove otherwise.
I need something. I can't go in there unarmed.
I'm sorry. There's nothing.
(KNOCK ON DOOR)
Come in.
What's today's excuse? That Bond is legally blind?
No, Minister.
I don't think I need to tell you how upset the PM is.
With respect, the PM has my direct line.
And he'd have used it if he'd wanted to speak to you.
I'm sorry, M. Things have changed.
We've had long discussions with our cousins.
Mr. Greene's interests and ours now align.
Minister, this man is a major player
in one of the most dangerous organizations...
We've never even heard of.
Foreign policy cannot be conducted on the basis of hunches and innuendo.
Then give us time to gather enough evidence
so you can make informed decisions.
Fine.
Say you're right. Say Greene is a villain.
If we refused to do business with villains,
we'd have almost no one to trade with.
The world's running out of oil, M.
The Russians aren't playing ball.
The Americans and Chinese are dividing up what's left.
Right or wrong doesn't come into it.
We're acting out of necessity.
Bond is running wild.
Who's to say he hasn't been turned?
Pull him in
or the Americans will put him down.
I think I found a way out.
You're freezing.
I'm fine.
So what is it that Greene has that you want?
It's not Greene. It's Medrano, the man he met in Haiti.
My father worked for the military junta.
He was a very cruel man,
but he was my father.
When I was a small child
the opposition sent general Medrano to our house.
He shot my father.
He did things to my mother and my sister
and then strangled them while I watched.
I was too young to be any trouble,
so he just smiled at me
and set the house on fire.
He left his mark.
So when I pulled you off the boat...
I waited years for that chance.
I apologize.
It seems we're both using Greene to get to somebody.
You lost somebody?
I did, yes.
You catch whoever did it?
No.
Not yet.
Tell me when you do.
I'd like to know how it feels.
We should go.
You ready?
They used dynamite.
(CLATTERING)
This used to be a riverbed.
Greene isn't after the oil.
He wants the water.
We can't leave it like this.
It's one dam. He's creating a drought. He'll have built others.
(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
Excuse me, sir. Your wife left a message.
The English woman, she left it for you this morning.
Thank you. My pleasure.
What is it?
Would you mind waiting down here?
I'll be outside.
So that's what she meant.
I hope you can trust these men.
Just a moment. It's Tanner.
Yes?
We've got the girl downstairs.
She says to tell you she's sorry but this is not her fight.
It isn't. Let her go.
She isn't our concern.
Well, I'm disappointed.
You are?
How much oil did the Americans promise you?
This isn't about oil.
Well, that's good, because there isn't any.
It's about trust.
You said you weren't motivated by revenge.
I'm motivated by my duty.
No.
I think you are so blinded by inconsolable rage
that you don't care who you hurt.
When you can't tell your friends from your enemies, it's time to go.
You might like to tell her your theory about there being no oil.
Her lungs are full of it.
It was Greene. No doubt. But why?
It's just misdirection. I mean, why her, Bond?
She was just supposed to send you home. She worked in an office,
collecting reports.
Look how well your charm works, James.
They'll do anything for you, won't they?
How many is that now?
You're removed from duty and suspended pending further investigation.
You'll give whatever weapons you have to these men and leave with them now.
(MEN GROANING)
(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)
Miss Fields showed true bravery.
I want that mentioned in your report.
Now you and I need to see this through.
There's nowhere to go.
There's a capture or kill order out on you.
(CHATTERING)
Who would have done that?
Ma'am? Find out where he's going.
He's on to something. Ma'am, the CIA is insisting...
I could give a shit about the CIA or their trumped-up evidence.
He's my agent, and I trust him.
Go on.
Get in.
Are you gonna try and shoot me?
I said, get in.
BEAM: You're gonna get botulism if you keep drinking that.
It's bottled water.
It probably came from some stream just around the corner from here.
Bunch of little kids peeing in it.
That's why I eat the peppers.
Well, all I'm saying is
(FLY BUZZING) You can't trust a damn thing around here.
(PHONE RINGING)
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
You know, you should just answer, "CIA," Felix.
A taxi driver told me where the office was.
Well, if we're so easy to find, James,
you really should come visit.
Or maybe you should come out and see some more of the city.
(PEOPLE CHATTERING IN SPANISH)
I heard a rumor you'd gone native.
Felix.
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
You know, I was just wondering what South America would look like
if nobody gave a damn about coke or communism.
It's always impressed me the way you boys have carved this place up.
I'll take that as a compliment coming from a Brit.
Are you sure you're playing with the right side?
Regimes change once a week down here.
Medrano'll be no dirtier than the next guy.
Oh, you see, that's what I like about U.S. Intelligence.
You'll lie down with anybody.
Including you, brother. Including you.
Do you know you're being played?
Dominic Greene's gonna suck this place dry, and then he's gonna move on,
and you're gonna be left picking up the broken crockery.
What can I tell you? There's no such thing as a free lunch.
Well, you see, Felix, I don't think you're half as cynical
as you make out to be.
You don't know me.
Why? Just because you didn't come alone?
How long have I got?
Thirty seconds.
Well, that doesn't give us a lot of time, does it?
Medrano can't move until he pays off the army and the police chief.
Greene's bringing him his money now.
A hotel called La Perla de las Dunas
in the desert.
Thank you, Felix.
James, move your ass.
(MACHINE GUNS FIRING)
MAN: Get down! Get down, now!
(PEOPLE CLAMORING)
(MACHINE GUN FIRING)
Move it! Move it!
What the hell happened? What did you tell him?
Just what we agreed.
(IN SPANISH)
(DISTANT EXPLOSION)
(MEDRANO SPEAKING)
(CHUCKLING)
What are you doing?
The slide's caught.
Maybe you should check your own.
I will.
Have you ever killed someone?
Your training will tell you that when the adrenaline kicks in
you should compensate.
But part of you is not gonna believe the training
because this kill is personal.
Take a deep breath.
You only need one shot.
Make it count.
Pendejo.
(SPEAKS SPANISH)
In euros,
as requested.
The dollar isn't what it once was.
The cost of war.
I am afraid that the corruption in this current government
can no longer be tolerated.
And mine?
Right after you sign over my land.
(IN SPANISH)
My first official act.
And this, if you would.
What is this?
As of this moment,
my organization owns more than 60% of Bolivia's water supply.
So this contract states that your new government
will use us as utilities provider.
This is double what we are paying now.
Well, then don't sign it.
But you should know something about me and the people I work with.
We deal with the left or the right,
with dictators or liberators.
If the current president had been more agreeable,
I wouldn't be talking to you.
So, if you decide not to sign,
you will wake up with your balls in your mouth
and your willing replacement standing over you.
If you doubt that, then shoot me,
take that money and have a good night's sleep.
(EXHALES)
(SCREAMING)
You and I had a mutual friend.
(MEN CLAMORING)
(SCREAMS)
(SOBBING)
(SCREAMS)
(YELLING)
(SCREAMING)
(GUN FIRES)
Sounds like you just lost another one.
(LAUGHING)
(GASPING)
Not this way. Not this way.
I can't. I can't.
Come here.
Like you said,
"Take a deep breath.
"Make it count."
(COCKS GUN)
(WHISPERING) Close your eyes.
(CLATTERING)
BOND: Come on!
BOND: Wait here.
(PANTING)
(COCKS GUN)
You promised that you'd...
Let you go?
I answered your questions.
I told you what you wanted to know about Quantum.
Yes, you did,
and your friends'd know that
so they're probably looking for you.
But the good news is, you're in the middle of a desert.
Here.
I bet you make it 20 miles before you consider drinking that.
Goodbye, Mr. Greene.
(DOOR CLOSES)
Thank you.
It's my pleasure.
Are you all right?
Fine.
But I keep thinking, "He's dead.
"Now what?"
Well, the dam we saw will have to come down,
and there'll be others, too.
Someone who worked for Greene might be of help.
Not a bad idea.
Do you think they'll be able to sleep now?
I don't think the dead care about vengeance.
I wish I could set you free.
But your prison is in there.
(LAUGHING)
YUSEF: Fine. Anything for an easy life.
BOND: (QUIETLY) Sit down.
Sit down!
It's okay, baby.
You're Canadian?
You work in Canadian intelligence?
It's all right. I know you do.
And knowing this man,
I'd guess you have access to some very sensitive material
which you're gonna be forced to give up.
His life will be threatened,
and because you love him, you won't hesitate.
It's a beautiful necklace.
Did he give it to you?
I have one just like it.
He gave it to a friend of mine,
someone very close to me.
Your name is?
Corrine. Corrine.
Corrine, I suggest you leave now.
You contact your people, and you tell them to check their seals.
They have a leak.
Do it now, please.
This man and I have some unfinished business.
(CLEARS THROAT NERVOUSLY)
Thank you.
Please.
Make it quick.
Is he still alive?
He is.
I'm surprised.
Did you find what you were looking for?
Yes. Good.
I assume you have no regrets.
I don't.
What about you?
Of course not. That would be unprofessional.
They found Greene dead
in the middle of the Bolivian desert, of all places.
Two bullets in the back of his skull.
They found motor oil in his stomach.
Does that mean anything to you?
Wish I could help.
You'll be glad to know, I straightened things out with the Americans.
Your friend Leiter's been promoted. He replaced Beam.
Well, then the right people kept their jobs.
Something like that.
Congratulations. You were right.
About what?
About Vesper.
Ma'am.
Bond,
I need you back.
I never left.
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