(REL KERETA TURKI 400 Kilometer Dari Istanbul)
"ANTARA DUNIA DAN AKU"
Minta air panasnya.
Maaf?
Dia bilang, gerbong ini ditutup.
Dia akan mengambilnya nanti.
- Terima kasih. - Sama-sama.
Orang Amerika?
Benar.
Pertama kali ke Turki?
Tidak, tidak, tidak.
Aku pernah ke sini...
...itu sudah lama sekali.
Kehidupan yang berbeda.
- Kini kau kembali. - Ya.
Aku sedang mencari sesuatu.
Hei.
Saudaraku.
Dia bilang...
...kau bisa menemukan apa saja yang kau cari di Turki.
Benarkah?
Bagaimana dengan seorang pria yang menculik anaknya sendiri...
...dan membawanya pergi jauh dari ibunya yang orang Amerika?
Pria yang suka menyiksa.
Jadi dia bukan pria sejati.
Dia tak mencintai anak itu. Hanya ingin menghukum mantan istrinya...
...dengan merenggut satu-satunya yang sangat berharga bagi mantannya...
...tanpa niat untuk mengembalikan anak itu.
Menurutmu...
Maaf.
Menurutmu aku bisa menemukan pria itu di Turki? Atau mungkin...
...dalam perjalanannya ke Turki?
Aku...
...tak akan mencari pria seperti itu.
Itu...
...berbahaya.
Untukmu.
Orang seperti dia tentu akan berpikir demikian.
Tuhan sebagai saksiku, akan kuberi dia kesempatan.
Untuk berhenti.
Untuk mempertimbangkan kembali.
Untuk memikirkan hal terburuk yang bisa menimpa dirinya.
Untuk membayangkan itu.
Ada dua jenis rasa sakit di dunia ini.
Rasa sakit yang menyakitkan.
Rasa sakit yang mengubah.
Hari ini...
...kau mesti memilih.
--- Penerjemah: Rizal Adam --- E-mail: rizaladam@yahoo.com
"DILARANG MEROKOK DALAM JARAK 7,6 METER DARI GEDUNG"
"FIRMA HUKUM KISTLER RAYMOND"
Sayang.
Oh, Sayang. Ya, Tuhan.
- Ya Tuhan. - Ibu!
Anak Ibu.
Kau tak apa-apa?
Anak Ibu.
Departemen Luar Negeri tidak tahu soal ini, Grace. Tak ada yang tahu.
45 menit yang lalu, ada orang yang mengantarkan putrimu...
...ke resepsionis di lantai bawah.
Ibu sangat menyayangimu.
Ibu menyayangimu.
"PANTI JOMPO 276 ISRAEL & ROSE HOROWITZ"
"Lyft - Jarak 0 Menit"
"Ketuk Untuk Tiba - Sam"
Sopir favoritku, selalu tepat waktu.
- Samuel. - Roberto...
...tak mudah untuk masuk dan keluar di sini.
Copy Centre?
- Copy Centre? - Ya.
Berangkat!
Kabarku hari ini?
Sama saja, hanya lebih buruk.
Setiap hari aku semakin pelupa.
Selamat bergabung.
Terima kasih untuk Lyft-nya.
Sedikit nasehat dariku.
Selalu berbaik hati pada orang yang punya akses...
...ke sikat gigimu.
Baik. Terima kasih atas wawancara dan kesempatan ini.
Seperti yang bisa kau lihat dari resumeku...
Tidak, tidak, tidak.
Terima kasih atas kesempatan ini.
Aku mengagumi sikap perusahaanmu terhadap lingkungan...
- ..untuk terlibat... - Ibu.
Ibu, aku diterima. Ya, aku diterima, Ibu.
"Dengan senang hati kami menawarkan tempat untukmu...
...di College of Engineering, angkatan 2019."
Aku harus menyelesaikan SMU lebih dulu.
Aku tak bisa memilih kapan aku pergi, Tommy.
- Benar. - Angkatan Darat begitu.
Akan aku SMS begitu sampai di gerbang. Aku sayang kalian berdua.
- Kau mau ke mana? - Irak.
Dinas pertama?
Ya, Pak.
Aku akan datang menjemputmu saat kau kembali.
Terima kasih.
- Assalamu’alaikum. - Wa’alaikumussalam.
- Bagaimana tanamannya? - Kutinggalkan sesuatu buatmu di atas.
Benarkah?
- Terima kasih, Fatima. - Kau ikut makan?
Ya. Piring dan serbet.
- Serbet dan piring. - Baik.
Dan garpu!
(BRUSSEL, BELGIA)
Kenapa kau lakukan ini?
Namamu ada di selembar kertas di dalam sakuku.
Hanya itu yang penting.
Hei. Lihat aku.
Tidak, tidak, tidak. Berhentilah bicara.
- Ini akan terjadi. - Aku mohon jangan.
Putramu akan pulang sebentar lagi, bukan?
- Buka mulutmu. - Tidak.
- Peramal cuaca yang terbaik. - Penata rambut putri yang terbaik.
- Peramal cuaca yang terbaik. - Pelatih lumba-lumba yang terbaik.
Kau tak perlu tahu apa-apa.
Ada layar di samping dan di depan.
- Kau tak melihat apa-apa. - Penata rambut putri yang terbaik.
Kau bisa mengeriting rambut mereka...
Hei.
Tn. McCall.
- Aku pesan buku minggu lalu. - Benar.
McCall.
Aku tidak melihatnya.
Aku segera kembali.
Pria dengan daftar. "Ratusan Buku Yang Semua Orang Harus Baca."
- Benar sekali. - Mencari Waktu Yang Hilang.
- Baru datang kemarin. - Terima kasih.
Buku ini nomor berapa?
Yang terakhir.
Kuharap kau membuat daftar baru.
- Aku juga. Berapa? - 40 dolar.
Terima kasih.
Papannya diturunkan?
- Papan dijual. - Keadaan sudah berubah.
Kami tetap akan buka.
Aku tidak mau minum.
"Tuhan...
...beri aku kerelaan menerima keadaan yang tidak bisa aku ubah...
..keberanian untuk mengubah semua yang bisa aku ubah...
...dan kebijaksanaan untuk bisa membedakan."
Bisa...
Bisa antar lagi ke tempat kau menjemputku?
"Jarak 3 Menit - Penumpang"
Kaki satunya. Bagus.
Ayo. Kau bisa.
Pelan-pelan.
Satu langkah lagi. Teruskan.
Baiklah.
Bagus.
Bisa kau antar dia ke apartemennya?
Terima kasih.
Berhentilah curang, Kawan.
Apa kabar? Aku pengemudi yang kau panggil tadi untuk memulangkan pacarmu.
- Bukan pacar, tapi anak magang. - Maaf.
Kartu kreditnya tidak berlaku lagi.
Bodoh. Kau bersama kami karena ayahmu adalah klien...
...dan kau mengacaukannya. Masuklah.
Ini.
Aku pernah dengar ini, tapi baru melihatnya.
- Ya, sekarang kau melihatnya. - Benar.
Bayarlah ongkosnya dan tip yang lumayan untukmu.
Terima kasih. Terima kasih.
Kau tidak tanya apakah dia pulang dengan selamat?
- Dia pulang dengan selamat? - Tidak.
Kubawa dia ke RS Umum. Saat ini mereka sedang memompa perutnya.
Siapa namanya? Kau tidak tahu, ya?
Baiklah.
Di sinilah aku memberimu kesempatan untuk bertindak benar.
Tapi tidak malam ini. Malam ini berikan kameramu, ponselmu...
...apa saja yang kau pakai untuk merekam perbuatan kalian padanya.
Kau mengetuk pintu yang salah malam ini, Pak Tua.
Ya, Tuhan!
Astaga!
Kemari.
Bangun.
Jangan menangis. Berikan ponselmu.
Kanan atau kiri?
- Aku tak mengerti. - Biasa pakai tangan kanan atau kiri?
- Benar. - Telepon 911.
Ceritakan yang sebenarnya tentang kejadian di sini.
Uang ayahmu tidak akan menyelamatkanmu kali ini, mengerti?
- Ya, Pak. - Kau tahu namanya?
Tidak.
Namanya Amy. Berikan tangan kirimu.
Aku meminta lima bintang. Mengerti?
- Ya, Pak. - Tapi bukan untukku. Untuk siapa?
- Untuk Amy. - Benar. Untuk siapa?
- Untuk Amy. Untuk Am... - Untuk siapa?
Pastikan aku dapat bintang lima, Anak Muda.
Sial.
"16 Dolar - Lyft Mengagumkan"
Halo, Susan.
Apa?
Dari mana kau bisa tahu kalau ini aku?
- Dari aromamu. - Aku baru buang air kecil.
Ya, kau habis makan asparagus vinaigrette...
- ...dengan kecap. - Dasar kau.
Tidak, aku cium parfummu. Apa kabar?
- Kau baik? - Sekarang lebih baik.
Sangat baik.
- Kubawakan sesuatu. - Sup.
- Bagaimana urusan di Turki? - Berakhir bahagia.
Tanpa maksud lain.
Kurasa itu artinya kau berutang makan malam.
Aku tak setuju traktir makan malam. Aku...
- Kau mau coba curang? - Tidak. Aku hanya...
Tidak, Teman. Aku tidak bekerja gratis.
Bagaimana kabar Brian?
- Baik. Dia merilis buku baru. - Benarkah?
- Mungkin aku harus membacanya. - Ya.
Jika kau suka geopolitik Nepal sebelum Perjanjian Sugauli 1816...
...tentu saja perlu.
- Persahabatan ada batasnya. - Pernikahan juga.
Aku belum membacanya.
Aku ragu akan membacanya.
Kau di sini untuk bisnis?
Rapat.
Rapat?
Hari ulang tahun adalah yang terberat.
Aku selalu memikirkan saudaraku saat ulang tahunnya.
Ya.
Aku melipat cucian tempo hari...
...dan aku menyadari aku tidak punya lagi...
...pakaian yang pernah dilihat Vivienne.
Itu bukan hal yang buruk.
Apa?
Dia juga tidak menyukai selera berpakaianku.
Jika aku membeli sesuatu, besoknya hilang.
Kutanyakan kepadanya...
...dia akan jawab tidak tahu apa maksudku, dan...
Dia berpura-pura tidak tahu apa yang kumaksudkan.
"Aku tidak tahu ke mana pakaian ungu yang suka kau beli itu."
Lalu kukenakan pakaian yang dia suka.
Apa?
Aku tidak bilang apa-apa.
Maaf aku sudah buat kesalahan telah datang di hari ulang tahun Vivienne.
Robert, aku sudah memikirkannya.
Mungkin kau sebaiknya kembali.
Kau baik, menolong orang asing dan sebagainya...
...tapi itu takkan mengisi kekosongan di hatimu.
Pulanglah.
Relakanlah dia.
Tentu itulah yang Vivienne inginkan.
Hei.
- Selalu pria sejati. - Benar.
Aku wajib memberimu saran...
...mengingat hanya aku temanmu.
Ke bandara.
Tn. McCall, mungkin kau bisa selidiki siapa perusak kebun Fatima.
Anak-anak.
- Apa kabar? - Apa kabar?
Kau seharusnya minta si pemilik gedung membersihkannya.
Seharusnya itu tugas mereka.
"Seharusnya" dan "Mau" adalah dua hal yang berbeda, Miles.
- Ya, tapi kau tinggal di sini. - Benar. Aku juga bayar sewa.
- Biar orang lain saja yang bersihkan. - Siapa?
Entahlah.
Siapa saja.
- Bukan penyewa. - Kau benar.
Siapa pun bisa melakukannya, tapi tak ada yang mau, Miles.
Yang ada hanyalah semua orang mengeluh...
...karena tak ada yang bisa melakukan apa yang bisa dilakukan...
...atau seharusnya dilakukan.
Ya.
Baiklah.
Kau tahu ada perusahaan cat di dekat sini.
Aku tahu mereka minta enam atau tujuh ratus dolar untuk mengerjakannya.
Benarkah?
Aku mau dibayar 350 dolar untuk membersihkan ini.
Kau?
Ya.
- Apa? - Tidak apa-apa.
Aku kelihatan seperti orang cacat atau apa?
Hanya celup dan cat. Ini tidaklah sulit.
Kau benar.
Aku seorang seniman.
Aku sekolah di Bridgeview Arts.
Kenapa kau tidak di sekolah?
Aku tak perlu ke sekolah setiap hari.
Aku punya bakat istimewa.
Ya, benar. Dan butuh bakat untuk dapat uang.
Tapi butuh otak untuk menyimpan uangnya, Miles.
Aku di sini untuk dapat uang.
Uang panas, Miles.
Itu uang panas.
Begini saja.
350 terlalu tinggi...
...tapi aku menghargai tawaranmu.
Baik.
- Mengerti? - Mengerti.
Ini akan jadi pekerjaan yang sibuk.
- Baiklah, Tn. McCall. - Baik.
- Kau masih mengerjakannya? - Ya.
Kau tidak menutupi apa-apa.
Belum.
Apa ini? Cat murahan?
Cat dasar. Harus dicat dasar dulu sebelum dicat ulang.
Itu tidak diajarkan di sekolah seni?
Ya, aku tahu itu.
Aku sudah memikirkan tawaranmu.
Aku hitung ulang...
250 dolar.
- 250 dolar? - Ya.
250, akan kubereskan semuanya untukmu.
- Untuk 250? - Ya.
Baiklah. Tapi kau bisa kerjakan setelah pulang sekolah.
- Sial... - Jangan menyerapah.
Pukul berapa kau pulang?
- 15:15. - Pulang sekolah, pukul 15:15. Setuju?
Setuju?
Baiklah.
- Tapi tunai, ya? - Baik, tunai.
- Jangan dijadikan cek. - Akan kubayar tunai.
Baiklah.
Miles.
Jauhi sudut jalanan, Nak.
Minyak pistol di bibirnya.
9 mililiter di kakinya terdaftar atas nama korban.
Tak ada sidik lain di rumah.
- Ada pertanyaan? - Tn. Calbert bekerja untuk kami.
Bila terjadi sesuatu pada orang kami, agensi wajib menyelidikinya.
Jadi, ya, kami akan menghubungimu. Terima kasih.
- Susan. - Amankan sampai kami datang.
Aku tak bisa temukan berkasnya. Kapan dia jadi orang kita?
Entahlah. Para pimpinan merahasiakannya untuk suatu alasan.
Susan.
- Mobilnya datang. Sudah rapi? - Kau terlihat hebat.
- Bagaimana dasinya? Kau butuh dasi. - Turuti perkataannya, Brian.
- Kau punya? - Sudah ada.
- Bagus. Itu sempurna. - Baik, sampai bertemu nanti.
- Bersenang-senanglah, Sayang. - Dah.
Aku mau ke sana dan menyelidikinya. Kau mau ikut?
Dan meninggalkan kantor yang menyebalkan ini?
Brussel punya cokelat terbaik.
Kita akan pergi. Kita akan cari tahu.
Hari ini, aku memecahkan rekorku.
Hari berturut-turut hidup.
Baiklah.
Aku punya bukti foto di sini.
Itu potret kakak perempuanku, Magda.
Usiaku 9 tahun.
Perang berlangsung.
Seperti kebanyakan keluarga lain, kami terpisah.
Kakakku Magda dan aku dikirim ke kamp yang berbeda.
Aku tak pernah melihat dia lagi.
60 tahun kemudian...
...aku di Paris...
...dan kulihat ada orang yang melelang lukisanku.
12 juta dolar, bisa kau bayangkan?
Kata mereka, "Kau harus punya bukti untuk mendapatkannya kembali."
Sekarang aku punya buktinya di sini.
Tunggu sampai hakim melihatnya.
Sepertinya badai akan datang.
Waktunya untuk pemeriksaan, Sam.
Halo, Sayang.
Dia masih terobsesi dengan lukisan itu. Sudah lama kucoba menolongnya.
Dia bilang bahwa dia punya bukti bahwa itu adalah lukisannya dulu.
Ternyata tidak.
Tak ada catatan, tak ada bukti penjualan.
Dia terus kembali ke pengadilan untuk mendengar hal yang sama.
Kurasa itu memberinya sesuatu untuk berfokus.
Itu membantu saat kau tak punya siapa-siapa.
- Pembacaan bukunya berlangsung lancar. - Memalukan.
- Tidak. - Kutandatangani 2 buku. Itu saja.
Terima kasih.
- Yakin tak kami antar ke bandara? - Tidak usah. Terima kasih.
Terima kasih sudah datang.
- Selamat malam. - Selamat malam.
- Aku minta bantuan. - Apa itu?
Siapa tahu kau bisa menyelidikinya.
- Baik? - Kau berutang makan malam lagi.
- Akan aku usahakan. - Sungguh?
Aku terbang ke Brussel besok.
- Aku pikir kau sudah pensiun. - Memang.
Sama seperti kau sudah mati.
- Bagus sekali. Selamat malam. - Selamat malam.
Aku melihatmu mengecat kemarin, Miles.
Itu baru dasar.
Belum dicat.
Agar semua corat-coret di temboknya tidak terlihat.
Kakakku yang melukisnya.
Itu tempat kami besar.
Benarkah? Sekarang kau tinggal di sini.
(BRUSSEL, BELGIA)
Semacam bubuk.
Isi penyimpanan data dan catatan ponsel?
Akan kau dapatkan nanti hari ini.
Susan.
Baik. Terima kasih.
- Kau tak apa-apa? - Ya, aku tak apa-apa.
Terima kasih.
Aku datang.
Entahlah.
Sepertinya hakim itu...
...tidak memedulikanku.
Dia tidak memeriksa semua bukti yang kumiliki.
Selesai sudah.
Itu lukisan yang sangat langka, Sam.
Mungkin itu sebabnya lukisan itu tidak asing bagimu.
Ini kakak perempuanku, Magda.
Dia lebih muda waktu itu, tapi hanya foto itu yang tersisa.
Pamanku...
...membuat foto ini...
...sebagai hadiah di hari ulang tahunnya yang ke-12.
Dia seniman muda, baru pemula...
...kau harus melihatnya.
Bukan hanya mirip...
...tapi juga semangat yang memancar dari lukisannya.
Bersinar bagaikan suar.
"Adikku," kata Magda. "Sammy adikku."
Aku tak bisa melindunginya.
Kehilangan dia dua kali...
...aku tak bisa membayangkannya.
- Halo, Susan. - Aku baru tahu kau pecinta seni.
Informasi yang kau inginkan baru saja datang.
- Mengejutkan. - Baik.
- Akan kukirimkan sekarang. - Bagus.
- Ya? - Hei.
Catatan bank Calbert tak ada masalah.
SMS, surel.
Pernikahan baik.
Tak ada pacar, tak ada kekasih.
Bahkan tak ada pesan tak pantas pada rekan kerja.
Bagaimana dengan istrinya?
Ayolah, Dave. Wanita juga bisa selingkuh.
Pikirkanlah. Kapan terakhir kali kau mengirimi istrimu bunga?
Benar juga.
Data di penyimpanan data Calbert baru saja datang.
Kita bicarakan nanti di pesawat. Aku mau pergi dari sini.
Aku mau membahas beberapa teori dengan Stan.
Permisi.
Baiklah. Hati-hati.
Permisi.
Tuan, permisi. Terima kasih.
- Kita bertemu di bawah pukul 6? - Baik.
Bagaimana kalau kau membawa cokelat Belgia lezat...
...yang selalu kau bicarakan? Atau kau takkan naik ke pesawat.
Kurasa aku akan keluar lagi.
Sial.
Bagus.
Ya, Tu...
- Apa mau kalian? - Bangun, Jalang!
Tidak! Kau menyakitiku!
- Di mana uangnya? - Aku tak punya uang!
Di mana uangnya?
Kenapa? Siapa kau?
Ayo!
Tidak! Berengsek! Lepaskan!
Batu bata akan membuat ini terlihat lebih indah.
Aku Picasso di seluruh gedung ini.
- Picasso? Ya, baiklah. - Ya.
Berapa?
Gratis.
Aku menyukainya.
- Kau sudah lama menggambar? - Sejak...
...kelas tiga.
Ini apa?
Begitu caraku menandatangani karyaku.
Saudaraku dulu petinju. Tinjunya bagai tangan kanan Tuhan.
Jika tinjunya mengenaimu, kau tahulah sendiri.
Kau akan ke surga atau...
Baiklah.
- Dia masih bertinju? - Tidak.
Ada orang menembaknya.
Saat dia pulang dari gimnasium. Bukan geng atau apalah itu.
Orang itu hanya menginginkan tas olahraganya.
Apa?
Aku tidak bilang apa-apa.
Lagi pula...
...nenekku bilang jika kau tidak...
...mengenal seseorang lagi...
...mereka mati dua kali.
Nenekmu orang bijak. Hei, Brian.
Dengar, aku sedang membaca bukumu saat ini, dan aku tidak percaya kau...
Ya.
Baik.
Tn. McCall, kau baik-baik saja?
Hei, Tn. McCall.
Terima kasih, Dave.
Tidak.
Polisi di Brussel mengatakan...
...perampokan sering terjadi di hotel.
Tapi dia tidak pernah mengenakan perhiasan.
Bahkan jam tangan sekali pun, dan...
Kecuali ini.
Ini.
Apa kata agensi?
Mereka bilang...
...mereka akan berusaha semampunya.
Mereka bekerja sama dengan Interpol.
Berjanji untuk menemukan pelakunya.
Tapi...
...entah aku harus berbuat apa sekarang.
"MEMINDAHKAN"
(BRUSSEL, BELGIA)
Di mana ponselnya?
Ini punyamu?
Ini bukan punyaku!
Di mana benda itu?
Hal-hal yang perlu diingat sementara badai terus bergerak ke utara.
Kita melihat dampak dari badai Frances di bagian tenggara negeri ini.
Tampaknya badai bergerak perlahan meninggalkan Pantai Teluk.
Itulah yang mencemaskan meteorologis.
Bahkan di saat badai bergerak menuju Pesisir Timur...
...setiap kota yang dilanda mengalami gelombang badai...
Tingkat banjir berbahaya.
"KAMERA LORONG DIMATIKAN"
Garda Nasional dikerahkan di beberapa negara bagian untuk mencegah penjarahan.
"MENCARI WAKTU YANG HILANG"
"Laporan_Polisi_Susan"
"Catatan_Polisi"
Permisi. Tuan, permisi. Terima kasih.
Baiklah. Hati-hati.
Tuan.
- Kita bertemu di bawah pukul 6? - Baik.
Kau jadi gemuk, Dave.
Aku di lobi yang sama...
...ketika bom itu meledak.
Aku melihat ke arahmu...
...ketika hotel itu roboh menimpa kita.
Kau di situ lalu lenyap.
Bukan hari baikku.
Aku menghadiri pemakamanmu.
Berduka untuk waktu yang lama.
Susan, dia sudah tahu?
Aku rekanmu selama 7 tahun. Tak ada yang kurahasiakan darimu.
Aku menyesal, Dave.
Sungguh.
Aku tak sempat menyatakan turut berduka...
...soal Vivienne.
Kau masih tinggal di dekat pantai?
Sudah lama tidak.
Aku jadi membeli kabin itu.
Kuajak istri dan anak-anakku ke sana dua kali setahun.
Semua itu takkan ada...
...jika bukan karena Susan.
Kehidupan menjadi...
...kelam.
Dia membujukku untuk tidak bunuh diri.
Mungkin sambil makan sup.
Aku berutang nyawa kepadanya.
Kau pernah bicara dengan teman-teman?
Tidak, sudah lama tidak.
Dulu kita tim yang hebat, ya?
- Dia tidak menekan tombolnya, Dave. - Siapa?
Susan.
Di lift itu.
Dia tidak menekan nomor lantainya. Sudah kulihat semua video itu.
Para pembawa tas ransel itu masuk lebih dulu.
Mereka menekan nomor 16. Dia tidak perlu menekannya lagi.
Mereka tahu Susan di lantai berapa.
Kau menemukan mereka?
Potongan tubuh mereka.
Dua pecandu dengan catatan kriminal sepanjang tanganku.
Tangan yang baik.
Ledakan gas.
- Setidaknya itu menurut mereka. - Menurutmu apa?
Membersihkan jejak.
Laporan autopsi.
Luka tusuk.
Dua milimeter. Tulang rusuk bawah ketiga.
- Teknik jarak dekat. - Tepat. Itu diajarkan.
Ini bukan perampokan.
Ada hal lain terjadi di ruangan itu.
Mac, apa pun itu, apa pun yang kau butuhkan...
...aku siap membantu.
- Aku tahu. - Lumpur yang sama.
Darah yang sama.
Ada apa, Kawan?
"LAPORAN AUTOPSI"
- Ini soal kasus lain? - Orang-orang Rusia itu.
Dengar.
- York. - Dave.
Dengar, pistol...
...di samping Calbert berada di sisi tangan kanannya.
Dia memakai tangan kanan. Kenapa?
Istrinya ditembak oleh orang bertangan kidal.
Ada orang lain di ruangan itu.
Residu serbuk berasal dari sarung tangan lateks.
20.000 Euro ditemukan di apartemen pembawa tas ransel itu.
- Hei, Bob. - Dave.
Mereka dijebak.
Benar. Aset agensi sering dibunuh.
Pihak lawan senang mengirim pesan.
Kenapa memanipulasi lokasi kejadian?
Mereka tidak tahu Calbert anggota kita.
Susan hampir mengetahui siapa orang di ruangan itu.
Itu sebabnya dia dibunuh, Dave. Keduanya berkaitan.
Akan kuhubungi kau kembali jika ada informasi lagi.
Terus kabari aku.
Hei, liftnya tutup.
"RUSAK"
Dengar baik-baik, Kawan. Kau siap bekerja?
Semua orang di tempatku bekerja.
- Satu tertangkap, Kawan. - Jangan mengadu dan berbohong.
Mulailah bekerja, Kawan.
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Biar kucoba. Berikan itu, Kawan.
- Kau tak apa? - Ya.
- Kau baik? Yakin? - Ya.
Itu saja. Dengar. Kau tahu harus lakukan penembakan malam ini, bukan?
- Kau harus melakukannya. - Ya.
Bukankah mereka yang membunuh saudaramu?
Tembak mereka sampai pelurumu habis.
Benar. Kau harus selesaikan itu malam ini.
Habisi mereka.
Pastikan kau membunuh mereka semuanya malam ini.
Pastikan kau menghabiskan pelurumu.
Dengar.
Ibumu sudah menguburkan saudaramu.
Jangan sampai dia menguburkan dua putranya. Kau dengar?
- Ya. - Jangan kembali sampai pelurunya habis.
Serius, B.
- Sial. - Ayo kita pergi, Miles.
- Astaga. - Duduk. Duduk. Duduk.
- Duduk. - Siapa orang ini?
Aku ayahmu. Ibumu tidak bilang.
Ayo kita pergi, Miles. Ayo, Miles.
Ayo kita pergi, Miles.
Kau kenal pria itu?
Mau ke mana, B?
Serius?
Sial.
- Dor. - Siapa orang itu?
- Lihat dia. - Apa yang terjadi?
Apa yang terjadi?
- Ayo! - Lepaskan aku.
- Kau tahu kita di mana? - Aku tahu. Kau tahu?
Aku tahu kita di mana. Apa ini yang kau mau?
Kau mau menggambar. Bukankah itu yang kau katakan?
- Menggambar? - Ya.
- Melukis? - Ya.
Apa gunanya bagiku?
Apa itu bisa menaruh makanan di meja Ibuku?
Apa itu bisa membayar tagihan?
Tidak.
Kau perlu jadi gangster, pembunuh. Little Yummy? Kau perlu mereka.
Baiklah, jika itu maumu.
Jika itu membuatmu jadi pria sejati, maka lakukanlah.
Ayo kita lakukan sekarang. Ini.
- Mulailah dariku. - Tidak.
- Ini. Mulailah dariku. - Tidak.
- Ambillah. Ayo, Pembunuh. - Tidak.
Ayolah, Pembunuh. Todongkan tepat di sini.
- Tidak. - Tahu cara memegangnya?
Kau tahu yang kau lakukan? Ayo, Pembunuh. Bagus.
Bagus.
Kau hanya tinggal tekan sedikit. Ayo, gangster.
Kau hanya tinggal tekan sedikit.
Berikan padaku. Kau tidak menginginkannya. Berikan.
Ayo, berikan. Aku takkan menggunakannya.
Kau tahu mereka itu siapa? Mereka pembohong, dan aku juga.
Lihat akibatnya berurusan dengan pembohong?
- Lihat akibatnya? - Ya, ya, ya.
- Aku membohongimu. - Baik.
Aku akan membunuhmu. Kau lihat apa? Katakan. Jawab yang benar.
- Kau lihat apa, Pembunuh? - Aku tidak tahu.
- Kau lihat apa? Kau tidak tahu? - Aku tidak tahu.
Aku tidak tahu. Baik?
Pria sejati tidak harus memakai senjata, Nak.
Kau punya pilihan.
Kau punya bakat dan kesempatan. Jangan dengarkan sekitarmu...
...yang tidak diberikan ibumu, kulit putih tak memberimu peluang.
Kau punya kesempatan.
Manfaatkan itu selagi kau masih hidup.
Kau tidak tahu apa itu kematian.
Kau tidak tahu apa itu kematian!
- Putuskanlah. - Baik.
Hei, Tn. McCall.
- Kenapa aku? - Kenapa tidak?
Tapi kenapa aku?
Kita akan mengetahuinya bersama.
Dengan badai sebesar ini, ombaknya bisa setinggi 1,8 meter.
Ini kecepatan badai dan topan...
...yang tentu saja bisa membanjiri pesisir.
Badai Frances sangat lambat...
...karena intensitas hujan yang dibawa Badai Frances...
...dan geraknya yang begitu lambat. Tampaknya ia tak terburu-buru pergi.
Menunggu konferensi pers dengan Gubernur tentang upaya...
...untuk persiapan badai dan penyelamatan yang pasti terjadi...
...dan upaya pemulihan setelahnya.
Gubernur sudah mengatakan bahwa dia akan meminta Presiden...
...untuk mengumumkan status bencana...
- Halo? - Tn. McCall?
- Siapa? - Ini aku, Miles.
- Temboknya sudah kuselesaikan. - Ya, aku sudah melihatnya.
Ini kembalian untuk cat tambahan.
- Sudah semuanya? - Ya.
Omong-omong...
- ...kau punya minuman - Ya.
- Kau mau minum? - Ya.
Masuklah.
Es teh atau air?
Memang aku Jackie Chan?
- Terima kasih. - Sama-sama.
Ini dijual dalam bentuk set.
Ya.
- Kau masak apa? - Arroz con pollo.
- Ibuku juga membuatnya. - Benarkah?
- Ya, dia menaruh... - Aku bukan ibumu.
Itu bukan pancimu.
Dan ini bukan rumahmu.
- Kau mengerti? Baik. - Ya.
- Dinding ini perlu dicat. - Ya, memang.
Ya.
- Aku bisa mengerjakannya untukmu. - Benarkah?
Ya.
Berapa?
Jika aku boleh minta sepiring makanan itu...
Ya.
Tidak, serius, 115 dolar.
Setuju?
Baiklah, aku akan membuat kesepakatan denganmu.
- 115 dolar, bukan? - Ya.
Ini. Gratis.
Baca itu. Kau bisa baca?
- Ya. - Apa tulisannya?
Ta-Nehisi Coates, Antara Dunia dan Aku.
Baiklah. Jika kau membacanya, kita sepakat.
- Ke bandara? - Ya.
Ada yang berulang tahun?
Putriku.
Bagus.
Berapa usianya?
5 tahun.
"QUINCY - BANDARA LOGAN"
Kurasa kau jarang naik pesawat, ya?
Aku berlawanan arah dari Logan selama tiga menit terakhir ini.
Hei!
"BERHENTI"
Tidak ada sisa juga.
- Ibu? - Habiskan, Sayang.
Ibu bilang aku harus ke dokter gigi. Ibu tak pernah ke sana.
- Tukang kebun? - Anggur.
- Boleh aku minta? - Kau tahu di mana anggurnya.
Astaga.
Hidup Ayah sulit sekali.
- Ini anggurmu. - Apa...
- Ayo. Tunjukkan kemampuanmu. - Serius?
- Serius. - Yang benar saja.
Hai, Sayang.
Ibu membuat peta yang bagus.
A, Maine. Bagus sekali.
B, New Hams...
"New Hamster."
Carol, siapa itu?
Carol?
New Hampshire, bukan "New Hamster."
Tapi aku lebih suka "New Hamster."
- Baiklah, "New Hamster" kalau begitu. - Sayang, bel pintu depan rusak.
Temanmu dari Militer di pintu belakang sudah lima menit.
Sebenarnya aku pemimpin timnya, tujuh tahun.
Sayang, maaf. Aku pasti lupa. Ini...
Aku salah hari. Ini Robert McCall. Ini istriku, Carol.
- Hai. Senang bertemu. - Hai. Senang bertemu denganmu.
- Ini putri kami. Molly, Alice. - Hai.
- Kemari, Sayang. Beri salam pada... - Anggap rumah sendiri.
- Terima kasih. - Panggil dia Mac.
- Kau mau kopi? - Tidak usah, terima kasih.
- Maaf berantakan. Kami... - Tidak masalah.
- Aku harus antar mereka ke sekolah. - Baik.
Anak-anak, ayo. Ganti piama kalian.
Bagus.
- Robert, senang bertemu denganmu. - Sama-sama.
- Duduklah. Kemari. - Ya.
Lepaskan itu. Ayo.
- Kau baik-baik saja? - Ya.
Sikat gigi kalian.
- Keluargamu menyenangkan. - Terima kasih.
Ada apa?
Aku mengambil ini dari seorang pria...
...yang coba membunuhku kemarin. Seperti katamu, bersihkan jejak.
Semua yang menyelidiki pembunuhan Brussel tidak aman.
Kau, keluargamu, tidak aman.
Itu enkripsi tingkat militer.
Bawalah itu ke kantormu, periksa nomornya...
...dan bandingkan namanya dengan daftar penumpang...
...keluar dan masuk Brussel pada saat penerbangan Susan.
Siapa pun yang kita cari menghubungi telepon itu.
Akan kuperiksa.
Katakan aku salah, Dave.
Kau akan mengangkat teleponnya?
Apa yang terjadi, Dave?
Kau sudah mati.
Itulah yang terjadi.
Tiga bulan setelah kau menghilang...
...pemerintah menutup kami.
Aku menjadi pembunuh bayaran setelah itu.
Seperti yang kita lakukan dulu demi Tuhan dan negara...
...membunuh nama-nama di selembar kertas. Hanya sekarang...
Ada harga untuk nama-nama itu.
- Kita membunuh musuh. - Kata siapa mereka musuh?
Bukan kita. Bukan aku.
Kita hanya mengikuti perintah.
Mac, tak ada lagi orang baik dan orang jahat.
Tidak.
Tidak ada musuh.
Hanya...
...nasib buruk.
Lalu Susan?
Bernasib buruk.
Tak ada yang tahu kontrak Brussel adalah aset agensi yang menyamar.
Susan hampir tahu siapa orang di ruang makan itu.
Hanya dia yang bisa melakukannya, bukan?
Sampai kau keluar dari kuburmu.
Kau bawa cokelatnya?
Sial.
Susan bekerja di dunia yang berbahaya, Mac.
Itu bisa terjadi oleh siapa pun kapan saja.
- Bukan siapa pun, kaulah pelakunya. - Cuma...
Jangan menceramahiku soal moral.
Kita melakukan yang seharusnya dan melupakannya.
Yang ini tidak bisa dilupakan, Dave.
- Kita harus menebus dosa. - Bagaimana denganmu?
- Kau pantas mati atas dosamu? - Ratusan kali lipat.
Baiklah. Coba tebak.
Tidak ada dosa.
Tidak ada kebajikan.
Ini hal yang biasa dilakukan orang.
Mereka melatih kita membunuh orang dan mempertaruhkan nyawa.
Lalu suatu hari, mereka bilang kalau kita sudah selesai.
"Terima kasih atas jasamu. Ini penghargaannya."
Kau butuh pekerjaan? Semoga beruntung.
Kau perlu asuransi kesehatan? Datangi kantor veteran.
Sebelumnya, kau adalah aset.
Kemudian, kau dilupakan.
Itu evolusi alami. Itulah kita.
Itulah yang kita berdua lakukan dulu.
- Inilah yang kami lakukan sekarang. - "Kami"?
Bukan hanya aku, Mac.
Kami semua. Ari, Resnik, Kovac.
Kami semua.
Keluarga.
Tuan-tuan.
Mac.
Kau terlihat sangat sehat untuk orang yang sudah mati.
Kami ingin kau tahu bahwa ini bukan urusan pribadi.
Diri kalian saat ini bukanlah urusanku.
Dunia penuh dengan orang seperti kalian.
Dan di dunia sempurna...
...semua perbuatan kita ada akibatnya...
...tapi ini bukan dunia sempurna. Orang berbuat jahat.
Jika beruntung, kau dapat kesempatan...
...untuk memperbaikinya.
Tapi sering kali, pelaku kejahatan tidak dihukum.
Ini bukan salah satunya.
Kesalahan kalian adalah membunuh temanku...
...jadi aku akan membunuh kalian semuanya...
...dan kekecewaanku adalah aku hanya melakukannya sekali.
Aku pergi dulu. Alice ada latihan musik pukul 7:45.
- Hei, Ari, teman-teman! - Hei, Carol.
- Robert, semoga jumpa lagi. - Senang bertemu denganmu juga!
Dave bilang kau bisa memberiku tumpangan ke stasiun?
- Dah, Ayah! - Dah, Ayah.
Bantuan dan teman?
Ayo.
Lihat?
Bantuan dan teman.
- Kau bawa si kecil! - Baik.
Ayo.
Sampai bertemu di tempat kerja!
Aku tak mengira istriku punya favorit.
Dia tak terlalu peduli soal pakaian.
Aku baik-baik saja. Akan kubawakan sesuatu besok pagi.
Siapa yang mengincarku?
Para pembunuh Susan.
Kenapa?
Sebab kau adalah jejak.
- Ada apa, Miles? - Hei, apa kabar?
- Kau di mana? - Aku di tempatmu.
- Dengar, aku tak ada waktu... - Menyelesaikan dinding ini.
Kupakai cat hijau spearmint.
Kau punya makanan di sini? Aku lapar sekali.
Kenapa ada gonggongan?
Pergilah ke jendela. Katakan apa yang kau lihat.
Ya.
Hei, anjing-anjing di luar menjadi liar.
Dengar. Di jalanan, katakan apa yang kau lihat.
Hanya orang yang mengantar piza.
Tunggu.
Hei.
Hei, Tn. McCall.
Sial.
- Tn. McCall, ada yang coba masuk... - Miles, dengarkan baik-baik.
Pergi ke kamar tidurku. Kau akan melihat rak buku.
- Pergilah. - Apa?
- Apa... - Miles.
- Baiklah. - Miles. Kau melihat raknya?
- Ya. - Baiklah.
Di rak tengah. Ada buku karya “Richard Wright: Native Son”.
- Apa? - Dengar. Turuti saja perkataanku.
- “Native Son”. - Keluarkan bukunya.
- Kau mau aku membacanya? - Keluarkan. Kau akan lihat tombol.
Tekan tombolnya.
Jika tekan tombolnya, nanti terbuka. Masuk, tutup pintu di belakangmu.
Baiklah.
Ya ampun.
- Ini tempat apa? - Tenanglah.
Duduk saja. Jangan bersuara.
Jangan bersuara. Jangan bergerak.
Hei, Tn. McCall.
- Siapa orang-orang ini? - Biar aku yang mencemaskannya.
Aman.
Tenanglah. Masuk ke lubang. Masuklah.
Baik.
Aku tak suka tempat sempit.
- Aku tak bisa bernapas. - Nak, pelan-pelan.
Paru-paruku seperti mau menutup.
Dia menatap tepat ke arahku.
Jangan cemaskan dia. Itu cermin dua arah.
- Kau bisa lihat mereka, mereka tidak. - Di sini sangat gelap.
Kakiku mati rasa. Aku tak bisa melihat kakiku.
Tenang. Ambil napas. Jangan bicara terlalu keras.
Matikan ponselmu. Mereka nanti melihat cahayanya. Matikan.
Sial.
Apa kabar, Dave?
Kau tahu siapa ini.
Mumpung kau di rumahku, tolong sirami tanamanku.
Aku takkan pulang untuk sementara waktu.
Suatu kesalahan kau berperang dengan kami, McCall.
Malah kau yang salah, Dave. Kau yang berperang denganku.
Kau tahu aku mau ke mana.
Aku tahu dia mau ke mana.
Dia pulang.
Hei, Nak.
Mundur.
- Kota dievakuasi. - Apa kabar?
Aku baru pulang kerja. Aku mau periksa apa gasku menyala.
Baik, bergegaslah.
Biarkan mobil BMW abu-abu lewat.
Baik.
Kau lihat ini?
Kalian harus putar balik. Kota dievakuasi.
Di mana kau?
Pelan-pelan.
Itu toko roti istrinya.
Terus.
Menepi di sini.
Periksa gang itu. Rumah Mac di belakang sana.
Aku memasuki rumah berwarna kuning.
Semua aman. Aku keluar.
Aku naik ke tempat tinggi.
Aku melihat pergerakan, arah jam 12.
Kovac, bergerak.
Ari, bagaimana situasimu?
Aku siap menembak di sisi selatan.
Aku memasuki sisi utara.
Kovac. Kovac!
Kovac, jawablah! Ada tembakan!
Ada tembakan! Aku akan masuk.
- York, kau lihat dia? - Ya.
Aku memasuki sisi utara.
Sial.
- Kovac tewas. - Ulangi lagi.
Kovac. Dia sudah mati.
Bergerak ke arah laut.
Ulangi, bergerak ke arah laut.
Apa-apaan?
Ari.
Resnik! Siapa saja, bicaralah.
Ari.
Berengsek!
Ari kena! Mac membuatnya sekarat!
Foto Susan ada di mana-mana.
Dia membantai kita satu per satu!
Aku butuh perlindungan!
Sial!
Aku di sudut barat daya bangunan berwarna kuning.
Ada jejak darah. Dia menyeberangi jalan utama.
Ke belakang toko roti.
Dimengerti.
Masuk, Resnik. Masuk.
Resnik, kau dengar?
Resnik!
Jawablah!
Sial!
Tinggal kita berdua, Dave. Tak ada yang tersisa.
Tidak juga.
Aku mengingat yang kau ajarkan.
Selalu punya rencana cadangan.
Ayolah, Mac.
Perlihatkan dirimu.
Entah siapa anak ini, atau apa dia ada artinya bagimu, Mac.
Aku anggap saja dia berarti.
Kusederhanakan. Keluar, perlihatkan dirimu dan anak ini takkan kubunuh.
Angin membuatnya jadi menarik.
Kaca spion samping.
Dua lagi. Peluru ketiga akan menembus bagasi.
Lampu belakang.
Aku sedikit meleset. Aku mungkin mengenai anak ini.
Baiklah! Waktunya sudah habis, Mac!
Langkah yang bagus, Mac.
Tapi itu takkan ada bedanya.
Di mana kau, Berengsek?
Persetan denganmu, Mac!
Persetan denganmu!
Kau tak bisa selamatkan istrimu, tak bisa selamatkan Susan...
...dan kau takkan menyelamatkan anak ini!
Apa itu rencanamu?
Apa itu ada di dalam rencanamu?
Perlihatkan dirimu!
Baiklah, pelan-pelan saja.
Di sini.
Duduklah di sini.
Bagus.
Pakailah ini.
Bagus.
Mari kita lihat.
Ya, pelurunya tembus. Lukanya tidak parah.
- Hei. - Ya?
- Ibuku akan marah besar. - Aku nanti bicara padanya.
Bukan marah padaku, tapi padamu.
- Kalau begitu, kau bicara padanya. - Baiklah.
- Hitungan ketiga. Satu, dua, tiga. - Tiga.
- Semua aman. - Ya.
- Aku menjagamu. - Aku menghargainya.
- Hei, Tn. McCall. - Ya?
Siapa sebenarnya dirimu?
"MARCEL PROUST, MENCARI WAKTU YANG HILANG"
- Hei, Tn. McCall. - Ya?
Kurasa pendarahannya berhenti.
Bagus.
- Duduklah. - Ini rumahmu?
Ya.
Ayo, duduklah.
Apa yang kau gambar?
Aku...
Aku sedang membuat tokoh pahlawan super.
- Apa kekuatannya? - Apa kekuatannya?
Dia tahu semuanya sebelum kau tahu.
Kau tahu, dia punya...
...ruang rahasia, kunci ajaib.
Semacam itulah.
Hal semacam itu.
Dia bisa terbang?
Tidak.
Sebenarnya dia mengendarai Malibu.
Itu lucu?
Jujur, itu keren.
- Baik. - Aku suka.
Kuhargai itu. Terima kasih.
"KUTINGGALKAN SISI TERBAIKKU"
"TANGAN TUHAN"
Agar kau bisa mengerti...
...ketika para penghuni mengatakan semuanya...
Hal-hal yang dibesarkan...
...kami cenderung mengabaikannya.
Jadi kau bisa bayangkan betapa terkejutnya kami hari ini ketika...
Ketika...
Bisa minta waktu sebentar?
Sudah sampai.
Sammy adikku?
Magda.
Balikpapan, 11 November 2018
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Hot water, please.
Excuse me?
He said, car is closed.
He get for you.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
American?
Guilty.
First time to Turkey?
No, no, no.
Been here...
...a long time ago.
Different life.
- Now you come back. - Yes.
Looking for something.
Hey.
My brother.
He say...
...you can find whatever you wish in Turkey.
Yeah?
How about a man who kidnapped his own daughter...
...and took her away from her American mother?
An abusive man.
So not a real man.
No love for the child. Just a need to punish his ex-wife...
...to take the one thing away from her that meant everything to her...
...with no intention of returning the child.
Do you think that...?
Excuse me.
Do you think I could find that man in Turkey? Or maybe...
...on his way to Turkey?
I...
...would not be looking for such a man.
It would be...
...dangerous.
For you.
Men like him would think that.
And, God as my witness, I would give him a chance.
To stop.
To reconsider.
To think about the worst thing that could ever happen to him.
To imagine that.
There are two kinds of pain in this world.
Pain that hurts.
Pain that alters.
Today...
...you get to choose.
Baby.
Oh, baby. Oh, my God.
- Oh, God. - Mom!
Oh, my baby.
Are you okay?
My baby.
The State Department doesn't know a thing about it, Grace. No one does.
Just that 45 minutes ago, someone delivered your daughter...
...to the desk downstairs.
Oh, I love you so much.
I love you, I love you.
My favourite driver, always on time like clockwork.
- Samuel. - Roberto...
...it's not easy getting in and out here.
Copy Centre?
- Copy Centre? - Yes.
Lift off!
How am I today?
The same, only worse.
Every day I know less.
Welcome to the club.
Thanks for the Lyft.
And a piece of advice:
Always be nice to anybody who has access...
...to your toothbrush.
Okay. Thank you for this interview and opportunity.
Now, as you can see from my résumé...
No, no, no.
Thank you for this opportunity.
I've admired your company's position towards the environment...
- ...and to be a part of that... - Ma.
Ma, I got accepted. Yeah, I got accepted, Ma.
I got-- "It is with great pleasure that we write to offer you admission...
...to the College of Engineering, class of 2019," Ma!
I gotta finish high school first.
I don't get to choose when I go, Tommy.
- Right. - The Army does that.
I'll text you when I'm at the gate. I love you both.
- Where you headed? - Iraq.
First tour?
Yes, sir.
I'll be there to pick you up when you get back.
Thank you.
- How they coming? - Left you something upstairs.
Did you?
- Thank you, Fatima. - You coming to the potluck?
Yes, I'm coming. Plates and napkins.
- Napkins and plates. - All right.
And forks!
Why are you doing this?
I got your name on a piece of paper in my pocket.
It's all that matters.
Hey, hey, hey. Look at me.
No, no, no. Stop talking.
- This is happening. - Please, don't.
Your son's gonna be home any second, right?
- Open your mouth. - No.
- Weathermen are the best. - Princess hairdressers are.
- Weathermen are the best. - Dolphin trainers are totally the best.
You don't have to know anything.
There are screens on the sides and the front.
- You don't see anything. - They are the best.
You curl their hair--
Hey.
Mr McCall.
- Ordered a book last week. - Oh, yeah.
McCall...
I-- I don't see it.
I'll be right back.
Man with the list. "Hundred Books Everyone Should Read."
- Guilty as charged. - In Search of Lost Time.
- Came in yesterday. - Thank you.
What number?
Last one.
Well, I hope you start another list.
- Me too. How much? - Forty, please.
Thank you.
Sign is down?
- Sale sign. - Oh, a change of circumstances.
Not going anywhere now.
I don't want a drink.
"God...
...grant me the serenity to accept things that I cannot change...
...the courage to change the things I can...
...and the wisdom to know the difference."
Would you--?
Would you mind taking me back where you picked me up?
Just, other foot. Right there.
Come on. You got it.
Easy there. Easy.
One step. Keep going.
All right.
There you go.
Could you just help her get in her apartment?
Thanks.
Stop cheating, bro.
How you doing? I'm the driver you called to take home your girlfriend.
- Not a girlfriend. Just an intern. - Oh, I'm sorry.
The credit card was invalid.
Shithead. Let you hang with us because your daddy's a client...
...and you fuck up the first thing. Come in.
There you go.
I heard about these, never seen one before.
- Yeah, well, now you have. - Yeah.
Look, pay yourself whatever and give yourself a nice tip, huh?
Thank you. Thank you.
You're not gonna ask me if she got home okay?
- She get home okay? - No.
Took her to Mass General. They're pumping her stomach as we speak.
What's her name? You don't know, do you?
Okay.
This is the point where usually I'd give you a chance to do the right thing.
But not tonight. Tonight I'm gonna need your cameras, cell phones...
...anything you might have used to record what you did to her.
You knocked on the wrong door tonight, pops.
Oh, God!
Jesus Christ!
Come here.
Get up.
Don't start crying now. Give me your phone.
Right or left?
- I don't know what you mean. - Handed. You right or left-handed?
- Right. - Call 911.
Tell them the truth about what happened here.
Your daddy's money's not gonna save you this time, understand?
- Yes, sir. - You know her name?
No.
Her name is Amy. Give me your left hand.
I expect a five-star rating. You understand?
- Yes, sir. - Not for me, though. For who?
- For Amy. - That's right. For who?
- For Amy. For Am- - - For who?
Make sure I get a five-star rating, junior.
Fuck.
Hello, Susan.
What?
How in God's name did you know it was me?
- I could smell you. - For God's sake, I just peed.
Yeah, but you ate asparagus vinaigrette...
- ...with soy sauce. - Oh, you.
No, I smelled your perfume. How are you?
- You good? - Better now.
Very good.
- Brought you something. - Soup.
- How'd that thing in Turkey turn out? - Happy ending.
No pun intended.
Well, I guess that means you owe me dinner.
I didn't agree to pay for dinner. I...
- You gonna try to weasel out? - I'm not. I just...
No, no, no, my friend. I don't work for free.
How's Brian?
- He's good. He's got a new book out. - Yeah?
- Maybe I should read it. - Oh, yeah.
You know, if geopolitics of Nepal prior to the 1816 Sugauli Treaty...
...is your bag, definitely.
- Friendship has its limits. - So does matrimony.
I haven't read it yet.
Doubt I ever will.
You here on business?
Meetings.
Meetings, huh?
Well, birthdays are the hardest.
I know I always think of my brother on his.
Yeah.
I was folding laundry the other day...
...and I realised that I didn't have...
...any clothes left that Vivienne had ever seen.
I can't say that's a bad thing.
What?
She didn't appreciate my taste in clothing either.
I'd buy something, the next day it was missing.
I'd ask her about it...
...she'd say she didn't know what I was talking about, and...
She'd act like she didn't know what I was talking about.
"I don't know what happened to those purple shirts you used to buy."
And then I'd put one on that she liked.
What?
I didn't say anything.
I'm sorry if I made a mistake coming to you on Vivienne's birthday.
I just-- Robert, I've been thinking:
Maybe you should go back, huh?
It's great, you helping all these random people and everything...
...but it's not gonna fill that hole in your heart.
Go home, huh?
Make peace with it.
That's what Vivienne would have wanted.
Oh, hey.
- Always a gentleman. - That's right.
Hey, I'm obligated to tell you these things...
...being I'm the only friend you got.
Airport, please.
Hey, Mr. McCall, maybe you could find out who did this to Fatima's garden.
Kids.
- What up, man? - How you doing?
Hey. You should make the building do that.
It's what they supposed to do.
"Supposed to do" and "will do" are two different things, Miles.
- Yeah, but you live here, right? - That's right. I pay the rent too.
- You should let somebody else do this. - Like who?
Shit, I don't know.
Anybody.
- Not a tenant. - You're right.
I guess anybody could do it, but nobody does, Miles.
Ends up with everybody complaining...
...because nobody did what anybody could have done...
...or should have done to begin with.
Yeah.
All right.
You know they got-- They got painting companies around here.
I know they charge six, seven hundred dollars to do the job. I know that.
Word?
Shit, I'll do this for 350.
You?
Yeah.
- What? - Nothing.
What, I look handicapped or something?
It's a quick dip and roll. It ain't rocket science.
No, you're right.
I'm an artist, man.
I go to Bridgeview Arts.
Why aren't you in school?
I don't be doing all them everyday classes.
You know, I got a-- Got a special talent.
Yes, you do. And it takes talent to make money.
But it takes brains to keep it, Miles.
Well, I'm out here making my money.
Short money, Miles.
That's short money.
I'll tell you what.
Three-fifty's a little high...
...but I appreciate the offer.
All right.
- All right? - All right.
It's gonna be a lot of work, man.
- All right, Mr McCall. - All right.
- So you still out here doing this? - Yes, I am.
You ain't covering nothing.
Not yet.
What is this? Walmart paint?
Primer. You gotta prime it before you paint it.
Don't teach you that in art school?
Yeah, I knew that.
I've been thinking about your offer.
Been calibrating...
Two-fifty.
- Two- fifty? - Yeah.
Two- fifty, I'll take care of all of this for you.
- For 250? - Yeah.
All right. But you can only work on it after school.
- Shi-- - Don't curse.
What time you get out?
- Three- fifteen. - Okay, after school, 3:15. Deal?
Okay?
All right.
- But cash, all right? - Okay, cash.
- Don't be checking me. - I'll be checking for you.
All right.
Miles...
Stay off them corners, son.
Gun oil on his lips.
Nine-millimetre at his feet was registered to the victim.
No other prints in the house.
- You have questions? - Well, Mr Calbert did work for us.
When something occurs to one of ours, the agency is obligated to look into it.
So, yes, you will be hearing from us. Thank you.
- Susan, Susan. - Keep it locked down until we get there.
I can't find a file. When did he become one of ours?
I don't know. Upstairs kept him off the radar for some reason.
Susan...
- Car's here. It's okay? - Oh, hey. Oh, you look great.
- What about a tie? You need a tie. - I'd do what she says, Brian.
- You have one? - Got it.
- Great. That's perfect. - All right, I'll see you later.
- Have fun, sweetheart. - Bye.
Yeah, I'm gonna have to go there and cross the T's. Wanna come?
Oh, damn, and leave this shitty office?
Brussels has the best chocolates.
Well, we'll go. We'll find out.
Today, I broke a personal best:
Successive days alive.
All right.
Here, I got photographic evidence.
That's the portrait of my sister, Magda.
I was 9.
The war came.
Like most families, we were separated.
My sister, Magda, and I were sent to different camps.
I never saw her again.
Sixty years later...
...I'm in Paris...
...and I see somebody auctioning my painting.
Twelve million, can you imagine?
"You got to have proof," they say, "to get it back."
Now I got here the proof.
Wait till the judge sees this.
Looks like there's coming a storm.
It's time for your check-up, Sam.
Hello, sweetheart.
He's still obsessed with the painting. Tried to help him years ago.
He said he had proof it was his, even way back then.
He didn't.
No record, no bill of sales.
He just keeps going back to court to hear the same thing.
Guess it gives him something to focus on.
It helps when you have nobody left, you know?
- The reading went great. - Embarrassing.
- No. - I signed two books. That's all.
Thank you.
- Sure we can't drop you at the airport? - No, I'm fine. Thank you.
Thanks for coming.
- Good night. - Good night.
- Do me a favour. - Yeah?
See what you can find out.
- Yeah? - Oh, another dinner, then.
- I'll see what I can do. - Yeah?
I do fly off to Brussels tomorrow.
- Thought you were retired. - Oh, I am.
Just like you're dead.
- Okay. Very good. Good night. - Good night.
I saw you painting yesterday, Miles.
It's primer.
It ain't paint.
So all this bullshit under there, it don't show through.
My brother painted that.
It's the place we grew up.
Yeah? Well, you live here now.
Powder of some sort.
Hard-drive contents and cell records?
You'll have them later today.
Susan...
Okay. Thank you.
- You okay? - Yeah, I'm fine.
Merci.
Right behind you.
I don't know.
Seems to me the judge...
...he didn't even pay any attention to me.
I mean, he hardly looked at all the evidence I had.
Well, that's it.
It was a very rare painting, Sam.
Maybe that's the reason why it looks so familiar to you.
This is my sister, Magda.
Was younger, but that's the only picture survived.
My uncle...
...commissioned the portrait...
...as a gift for her 12th birthday.
Was a young artist, just beginning...
...but, oh, you should have seen it.
Not just the resemblance...
...but a spirit that shone through it.
It glowed, you know, like a beacon.
"My little brother," she'd say. "My Sammy."
I could never protect her.
To lose her twice...
...I can't imagine.
- Hello, Susan. - I had no idea you were an art lover.
That information you wanted just came in.
- Kind of surprising. - Okay.
- I'm sending it to you right now. - Good.
- Yeah? - Hey.
Calbert's bank records are fine.
Texts, e- mails.
No marital discord.
No girlfriends, no boyfriends, no lovers.
Not even an inappropriate message to a co- worker.
And what about the wife?
Oh, come on, Dave. Women fuck around too.
Think about it. When's the last time you sent your wife flowers?
Noted. Noted.
Data on Calbert's hard drive just came in.
We'll talk about it on the plane. I wanna get out of here.
Run some theories by Stan.
Pardon.
All right. Watch.
Excuse moi.
Monsieur, pardon. Merci.
- I'll see you downstairs at 6? - You got it.
How about some of that delicious Belgian chocolate...
...you're always talking about? Or you're not getting on the plane.
Guess I'm going back out.
Oh, crap.
Oh, great.
Oh, my--
- What do you want? - Get up, bitch!
No! You're hurting me!
- Where is the money? - I don't have any money!
Where is the money?
Fucking-- Fucking why? Who the fuck are you?
Come on!
No! Oh, fuck! Let go!
Brick will make this pop out.
Picasso this entire building.
- Picasso it? Yeah, okay. - Yeah.
How much?
It's on the house.
I like that.
- You been drawing a long time? - Since...
...about third grade.
What is this?
That's how I sign my work.
My brother, he was a boxer. It's the right hand of God.
He catch you with it, you know.
You go to heaven or...
Okay.
- He still fighting? - No.
Somebody shot him.
Coming back from the gym. Not even ganged up on or nothing.
Just wanted his gym bag.
What?
I didn't say anything.
Anyway...
...my grandmother says if you don't...
...remember somebody out loud...
...they die twice.
Grandmother was wise. Hey, Brian.
Yeah, listen, I'm reading your book right now, and I can't believe you...
Yeah.
Got it.
Yo, Mr McCall, you good?
Hey, yo, Mr McCall.
Oh, thanks, Dave.
No, the- -
The police in Brussels, they say that...
...it happens in these hotels, these robberies.
But she never wore any jewellery.
Not even a watch, and...
Except for this.
Here.
What'd the agency say?
They said...
...they'd do everything in their power.
They're working with Interpol.
Promised to find whoever it was.
But...
...I don't know what to do now.
Where's the phone?
Is it yours?
It's not mine!
Where the fuck is it?
--things to remember as the storm continues its march northward.
We saw what Frances did in the southeast part of the country.
It appears to be moving as slowly as it left the Gulf Coast.
That is what worries meteorologists.
Even as the storm is moving up the Eastern Seaboard...
...every city and town that has been hit has experienced a storm surge...
--dangerous flood levels.
National Guard has been deployed in several states to prepare for lootings.
Excuse moi. Monsieur, pardon. Merci.
All right. Watch.
Monsieur.
- I'll see you downstairs at 6? - You got it.
You got fat, Dave.
I was in the same lobby...
...when that bomb went off.
Looking right at you...
...when that hotel came down on us.
You were there and then you weren't.
Wasn't my day.
I went to your funeral.
Grieved a long time over you.
Susan, she knew?
I was your partner for seven years. Kept nothing from you.
I'm sorry, Dave.
I am.
I never had a chance to say how sorry I was...
...about Vivienne.
You still at the beach?
Not in a long time.
Well, I got me that cabin.
Take the wife and kids up a couple times a year.
Wouldn't have any of it...
...if it weren't for Susan.
Life got...
...dark.
She talked me off that ledge I was heading over.
Probably over a bowl of soup.
I owe her my life.
You ever talk to the boys?
No, not for years.
Hell of a team we were, right?
- She never pushed a button, Dave. - Who?
Susan...
On the elevator.
She never pushed her floor number. I checked all the video.
Backpackers got on first.
They pushed number 16. She didn't have to.
They knew what floor she was on.
You find them?
Pieces of them.
Couple of tweakers, with sheets as long as my arm.
My good arm, anyway.
Gas explosion.
- At least that's what they're calling it. - What do you call it?
Tying up loose ends.
Autopsy report.
Stab wound.
Two millimetres. The lower third rib.
- Close-quarter technique. - Exactly. That was taught.
This was no robbery.
Something else went on in that room.
Mac, whatever it is, whatever you need...
...I'm in.
- I know. - Same mud.
Same blood.
What's the deal, bro?
- This is about some other case? - The Russians.
Listen.
- York. - Dave...
Listen, the gun...
...next to Calbert was on his right side.
He was right-handed. Why?
His wife was shot by somebody left-handed.
Somebody else was in that room.
Powder residue came from a latex glove.
Twenty thousand euros were found in the backpackers' flat.
- Hey, Bob. - Dave.
Those guys were set up.
Right. Agency assets are taken out all the time.
Opposite side loves sending a message.
Why stage it?
They didn't know he was one of ours.
Susan was about to figure out who was in that room.
That's why she was killed, Dave. The two were connected.
I'll get back to you when I know more.
Keep me posted.
Yo, man, elevator's closed.
Listen up, little nigga. You ready to put in work?
Everybody in my camp put in work.
- One down, little nigga. - No snitching, no bullshitting.
Clock in, nigga.
Let me hit that. Pass that bump. Let me get that, man.
- You all right, little nigga? - Yeah.
- You good? You sure? - Yeah.
It's all that. Listen, man. You know you gotta spin the bend tonight, right?
- You know you gotta spin the bend. - Yeah.
Didn't them niggas kill your brother?
You gotta empty the whole thing on them.
Right. You gotta take care of that tonight.
Run down on them niggas.
Make sure you kill one of them ill niggas tonight.
Make sure you empty that whole thing.
Yo, listen.
Your mother already buried your brother.
Don't have her bury two sons. You hear me?
- Yeah. - Don't come back without it empty.
That's a fact, B.
- Shit. - Let's go, Miles.
- Holy shit. - Sit down. Sit down. Sit down.
- Sit down. - Who the fuck is this nigga?
Your father. Your mama didn't tell you.
Let's go, Miles. Let's go, Miles.
Let's go, Miles.
Do you know this nigga?
Where you going, B?
Yeah?
Shit.
- Bang. - Yo, who the fuck was that, yo?
- Look at this homey. - Yo, what the fuck happened?
What the fuck is going on?
- Come on! - Get the fuck off of me, man.
- You know where the fuck we at? - I know. Do you?
I know where we are. This what you want? Is it what you want?
You wanted to draw. Isn't that what you said?
- Draw? - Yeah.
- Paint? - Yeah.
What the fuck is that gonna get me?
That shit about to put food on my fucking ma's table?
That shit gonna pay the fucking bills?
No.
You need to be a gangster, a killer. Little Yummy, huh? You need them.
Okay, if that's what you want.
If that's what makes you feel like a man, be a real man.
Let's get jumped in now. Here.
- Start with me. Start with me. - No.
- Here. Start with me. - No.
- Take it. Come on, killer. - No.
Come on, killer. Come on, killer. Put it right there.
- No. - Know how to hold it?
You know what you're doing? Come on, killer. There you go.
There you go.
Five pounds of pressure, that's all it takes. Come on, gangster.
Five pounds of pressure, that's all it takes.
Give it to me. You don't want it. Give it to me.
Come on, give it to me. I ain't gonna do nothing to them.
See, you know what they are up there? They liars, and so am I.
See what happens when you deal with a liar?
- See what happens? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I lied to your little punk-ass. - All right.
I'll kill you. What do you see? Tell me. Give me a right answer.
- What do you see, killer? - I don't know.
- What you see? You don't know? - I don't know.
I don't know. All right?
"Man" ain't spelled G- U- N, son.
You got a choice.
You got talent. You got a chance. Don't wanna hear about your environment...
...what your mama didn't give, white man won't give you no shot.
You got a chance.
Use it while you're still alive.
You don't know what death is.
You have no idea what death is!
- Make a decision. - All right.
Hey, yo, Mr McCall.
- Why me? - Why not you?
But why me?
Let's find out together.
With a storm this size, that surge could be 6 feet.
It's the speed of the hurricane and that giant eye...
...that could absolutely deluge the coast.
Frances is very slow...
...due to the amount of rain that Frances is holding...
...and that it's moving so slowly. It appears in no hurry to move on.
Awaiting another press conference with the governor about efforts...
...to prepare for the storm and the inevitable rescues...
...and the following recovery effort.
Governor's already said that he may ask the president...
...to declare the state a federal disaster...
- Hello? - Mr McCall?
- Who is it? - It's me, Miles.
- I finished the bricks outside. - Yeah, I saw it.
This is your change for the extra paint.
- That's all of it? - Yeah.
So, anyway...
- ...you have something to drink? - Yes, I do.
- Would you like something to drink? - Yeah.
Come on in.
Iced tea or water?
What I look like, Jackie Chan?
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
Yo, you know they sell these in sets.
Yeah.
- What you making? - Arroz con pollo.
- Moms makes the same thing. - Does she?
- Yeah, she puts some- - - I'm not your Moms.
And that's not your pot.
And this is not your house.
- You understand? Okay. - Yeah. Yeah.
- Yo, this wall need a paint job. - Yeah, it does.
Yeah.
- I could do it for you. - Could you?
Yeah.
How much?
If I could get a plate of that food...
Yeah, man.
No, seriously, 115.
That cool?
All right, I'll make a deal with you.
- One-fifteen, huh? - Yeah.
Here you go. Free.
Read that. Can you read?
- Yeah. - What does it say?
Ta-Nehisi Coates, Between the World and Me.
All right. You read that, we got a deal.
- Airport? - Yeah.
Is it somebody's birthday?
My daughter.
Nice.
How old is she?
She's 5.
Guess you don't fly that often, huh?
Been driving in the opposite direction of Logan for the last three minutes.
Hey!
No crust either.
- Mom? - Eat up, sweetie.
Mom says I have to go to the dentist. She never has to go.
- The gardener? - Grapes.
- Can I have a treat? - You know where the grapes are.
Oh, my God.
My life is so hard.
- Here's your grapes. - What...?
- Come on. Show me what you can do. - But-- Seriously?
- Seriously. - Come on.
Hi, baby.
Mommy made a nice map.
A, Maine. Very good.
B, New Hams--
"New Hamster..."
Carol, who is it?
Carol?
It's New Hampshire, not "New Hamster."
But I like it as "New Hamster."
- Okay, leave it "New Hamster." - The front doorbell is broken.
Your old Army buddy was at the back door for five minutes.
Actually, I was his team leader, seven years.
Oh, my-- Baby, I'm so sorry. I must have forgot-- This is--
Got the days mixed up. This is Robert. This is my wife, Carol.
- Hi. My pleasure. - Hi. Pleasure to meet you.
- These are our daughters. Molly, Alice. - Hi. Hi.
- Come here. Say hi to- - - Make yourself at home.
- Thank you. - Call him Mac.
- Do you want some coffee? - No. I'm fine, thank you.
- Sorry about the mess. We were-- - No problem.
- I gotta get these two off to school. - Okay.
Girls, let's go. Out of these pyjamas.
Nice.
- Robert, nice to meet you. - Oh, my pleasure.
- Sit down. Come here. - Yep.
Take these off. Let's go.
- You all right? - Yeah.
Get those teeth brushed.
- You got a beautiful family. - Thanks.
What's going on?
I took this off the guy...
...who tried to kill me yesterday. It's like you said, they're cleaning up.
Everybody who's looking into the Brussels hit, nobody's safe.
You, your family, nobody.
That's military-grade encryption.
You should take it to your office, run the numbers...
...and check the names against passenger manifests...
...in and out of Brussels in the days surrounding the flight.
Whoever we're looking for made calls to that phone.
I'm on it. I'm on it.
Tell me I'm wrong, Dave.
You gonna answer it?
What happened, Dave?
You died.
That's what happened.
Three months after you disappeared...
...government shut us down.
I went private right after.
Doing the same things you and I did for God and country...
...killing names on a piece of paper. Only now...
Now there's a price next to them.
- We killed the enemy. - Who said they were the enemy?
Not us. Not me.
We just followed orders.
Mac, there are no good and bad people anymore.
No.
No enemies.
Just...
...unfortunates.
And Susan?
Unfortunate.
No one knew the Brussels contract was a deep agency asset.
Susan was gonna figure out who was in that dining room.
She was the only one who could have, right?
Until you crawled out of your grave.
You get the chocolate?
Oh, fuck.
Susan worked in a dangerous world, Mac.
Could have happened anytime by anybody.
- But it wasn't anybody, it was you. - Just...
You spare me the righteous bullshit, all right?
You do what you have to do and you move on.
There's no moving on from this, Dave.
- We gotta pay for our sins. - What about you?
- Do you deserve to die for yours? - Hundred times over.
All right. Well, guess what.
There is no sin.
No virtue.
It's just shit people do.
They trained us to kill people and risk our lives doing it.
Then one day, you get a call saying they're done with you.
"Thank you for your service. Here's a plaque."
You need a job? Good luck.
You need medical insurance? See the VA.
One day, you're an asset.
The next, you're a fucking afterthought.
It was a natural evolution. It's who we were.
It's what we did. It's what you did.
- Now it's what we do. - "We"?
It's not just me, Mac.
It's all of us. Ari, Resnik, Kovac.
All of us.
Family.
Gentlemen.
Mac...
Looks pretty good for a dead guy.
We all want you to know, none of this is personal.
What you do and become is not my concern.
The world is full of so-called men like you.
And in a perfect world...
...everything we do comes with a price...
...but this ain't a perfect world. People do bad things.
If you're lucky, you get a chance...
...to set it right.
But most of the time, it goes unpunished.
This ain't one of them times.
The mistake you made was you killed my friend...
...so I'm gonna kill each and every one of you...
...and the only disappointment is that I only get to do it once.
Train's gotta go. Alice has music practice at 7:45.
- Hey, Ari, fellas! - Hey, Carol.
- Robert, hope to see you again. - Nice to meet you too!
Dave said you could give me a lift to the station?
- Bye, Daddy! - Bye, Dad.
Help and company?
Let's go.
See?
Help and company.
- You take the little one! - Okay.
Come on.
See you at work!
Look, I don't think my wife had a favourite.
She never gave a lot of thought to clothes.
I'm fine. I'll bring something over in the morning.
Who's coming after me?
The men who killed Susan.
Why?
Because you're a loose end.
- What's up, Miles? - Hey, yo, what up, man?
- Where are you? - I'm at your crib, actually.
- I don't have time right-- - Finishing up these walls.
Going with the spearmint green.
Yo, you got any food around here? I'm starving.
What's all that barking?
Go to the window. Tell me what you see.
Yeah.
Hey, these dogs outside going crazy.
Listen. Hey. Out toward the street, tell me what you see.
Oh, it's just some dude out here delivering pizza.
Hang on.
Hey, yo.
Hey, yo, Mr McCall.
Shit.
Oh, shit.
- I think somebody's trying to get in-- - Miles, listen carefully.
Go to my bedroom. You'll see a bookshelf.
- Go. Just go. - Yo, what?
- Hey, yo, what- - ? - Miles.
- All right. All right. - Miles. See it?
- Yeah. - All right.
Middle shelf, there's a book by Richard Wright: Native Son.
- What? - Listen. Just do what I tell you.
- Native Son. - Pull it out.
- Want me to read it? - Pull it out. You'll see a button.
I want you to push the button.
You're gonna push the button, it'll open. Go inside, close the door behind you.
All right.
Man. Oh, man. Oh, man.
- Yo, what is this place? - All right, calm down, calm down.
Just sit down. Be quiet.
Be very quiet. Don't move.
Hey, Mr McCall.
- Yo, who are these people? - Let me worry about that.
Clear.
Calm down. Get in the hole. Go inside.
All right.
Yo, man, I don't do well in small spaces, man.
- I can't even breathe, man. - Son, son, slow down.
Fucking lungs is- - Is closing up and shit.
He's looking right at me.
Don't worry about him. It's a two-way mirror.
- You can see them, they can't see you. - It's too dark in here.
I can't even feel my legs. I can't even see my feet.
Relax. Just breathe. Don't talk too loud.
Turn your phone off. They'll see the light. Turn it off.
Fuck.
How you doing, Dave?
You know who it is.
Since you're in my house, water my plants for me, will you?
I'm not gonna be back for a while.
It's a mistake to go to war with us, McCall.
You got it backwards, Dave. You're going to war with me.
You know where I'll be.
I know where he's headed.
He's going home.
Hey, kid.
Back up.
- The town's evacuated. - How you doing?
Just got off a double shift. Gonna check if I left my gas on.
All right, make it quick.
Let the grey BMW through.
Copy that.
What do we have here?
I need you to turn around. Town's been evacuated.
Where are you?
Slow down.
That was his wife's bakery.
Go.
Pull over here.
Clear the alley. Mac's house is back there.
Making entry, yellow house.
All clear. Coming out.
Taking high ground.
I got movement, 12 o'clock.
Kovac, move in.
Ari, what's your sitrep?
Locking down, south side.
Making entry, north side.
Kovac. Kovac!
Kovac, come back! Shots fired!
Shots fired! I'm going in. Going in.
- York, you got eyes on him? - I see him.
Making entry, north side.
Fuck.
Ah, fuck.
- Kovac's down. He's gone. - Say again.
Kovac. He's down. He's fucked.
Push towards the ocean.
Repeat, push towards the ocean.
What the fuck?
Ari...
Resnik! Somebody talk to me.
Ari...
Son of a bitch!
Ari's down! Ari's down! And Mac made a fucking mess of him!
There's pictures of Susan everywhere.
He's picking us apart, man!
I need fucking eyes!
Goddamn it!
I'm on the southwest corner of the yellow building.
I got a blood trail. He's headed across the main drag.
Rear of the bakery.
Copy that.
Move inside, Resnik. Move inside.
Resnik, do you copy?
Resnik!
Come back!
Fuck!
Just me and you, Dave. Nobody's left.
Not exactly.
Remember what you taught me.
Always have a contingency plan.
Come on, Mac.
Show yourself.
I don't know who the kid is, or if he means anything to you.
I took the chance that he matters.
I'll make it simple. Step out, show yourself and I won't kill the kid.
The wind makes it interesting.
Side mirror.
Two more. Third one goes to the middle of the trunk.
Taillight.
I was a hair off on that one. I might have hit the kid.
All right! Time's up, Mac!
Nice move, Mac.
But it's not gonna make any difference.
Where are you, you son of a bitch?
Fuck you, Mac!
Fuck you!
You couldn't save your wife, you couldn't save Susan...
...and you're not gonna save this fucking kid!
Is that in your playbook?
Is that in your fucking playbook?!
Show yourself!
All right, take your time.
Right here.
Sit down right here.
There we go.
Put this on.
There you go.
Let's see.
Yeah, it went in and out. It's not bad.
- Hey, yo. - Yeah?
- My moms is gonna be pissed. - Yeah, I'll talk to her.
Yo, not at me, man. At you.
- You talk to her, then. - All right.
- Count to three. One, two, three. - Three.
- It's all good. - Yep.
- I got your back. - I appreciate it.
- Hey, Mr McCall. - Yeah?
Who are you, man?
- Hey, Mr McCall. - Yeah?
I think the bleeding stopped.
Good. Good.
- Sit down. - This your place?
Yes, it is.
Come on, sit down.
What are you drawing?
I'm...
I'm working on a superhero character.
- What's his power? - What's his power?
He knows things before you do.
You know, he has...
...secret rooms, magic locks.
You know, shit like that.
Stu- - Stuff like that.
He fly?
No.
He act-- Actually drives a Malibu.
That's funny?
Honestly, that's cool.
- Okay. - I love it.
Respect that. Appreciate that.
So-- So you can understand...
...that when a resident says things...
...that are-- That are grandiose by nature...
...we tend to dismiss it.
So you can imagine how surprised we were today when--
When...
If you could just give me a moment, okay?
Here.
My Sammy?
Magda...