[♪♪♪]
[KNOCKING ON DOOR]
Kevin.
[IN ARABIC] What's going on?
[IN ENGLISH] Mrs. Salib, I was wondering if I can...
- [IN ARABIC] ...borrow some coffee? - Now?
[IN ENGLISH] I hate to ask, but I have a meeting this morning...
...and I didn't have a chance to get to the store, so...
Mrs. Salib, you are a lifesaver.
[CHUCKLES]
Something's wrong.
I was supposed to meet my source last night.
He didn't show.
I tried. He's not picking up his phone.
Okay, they're following me.
[TYRES SCREECH]
Police!
[MAN SHOUTING IN ARABIC]
[♪♪♪]
[IN ARABIC] Let me see your hands!
[IN ENGLISH] Don't shoot. Don't shoot.
Journalist.
I'm a... I'm a journalist.
MAN: Mr. Jensen, welcome to Tariq Prison.
I suggest you make yourself at home.
My name is Commander Bahar.
I'll be overseeing your interrogation.
Interrogation?
No. Wait, listen. I don't know who you think I am...
We know exactly who you are.
Kevin Jensen, journalist.
[SPEAKING IN ARABIC]
BAHAR: Yes, reporter.
Yes.
I'm an international correspondent for the Empire Times in New York.
I'm in Kyrkistan to cover, objectively cover...
...what some people are saying... Human rights violations by...
BAHAR: As you can see, I've been reading your work.
Stories about oppressed students in China.
Missing mustard gas stolen by extremists in Libya.
All very convincing.
But also a lie.
You say you come here to report.
This is true.
But not as a journalist for an American paper.
As an operative for the CIA.
CIA?
Come on. You don't really believe that.
Go ahead. Call my editor. I...
I have a degree from the School of Journalism...
...at Boston University. I...
I want a lawyer.
And I want a phone call. And I assert the rights...
...afforded to the press by the humanitarian law...
...set forth by article four...
[♪♪♪]
I don't care about the government's policy, Walter.
We're talking about my son.
If there's a way to pay for his release...
...then look into it, Walter.
We should be exploring every option.
That was the family lawyer.
He's skiing in Aspen.
Meryl, I am so sorry.
Kevin's paper's been fantastic.
I spoke with the editor in chief.
She promises to use every resource at her disposal.
What's the State Department saying?
Their intelligence confirms...
...he's being charged with espionage.
[SCOFFS]
Kevin's not a spy, Scottie.
You know him as well as anyone. And I don't understand.
Don't they have to tell us what evidence they have?
No. Not in their system.
There's no formal arraignment, no written charges, no right to counsel.
But he will get a trial.
If you can call it that.
There are no witnesses called.
He won't be allowed to make statements.
Generally, the judge just reviews the government's case in chambers...
...and reaches a verdict. - When will that happen?
I don't know. They won't give notice. Could be a day, could be a few years.
The man I spoke with, uh, his name is Jerry Langsfeld. He...
He's the Undersecretary for Civilian Security...
...Democracy, and Human Rights.
He said State was working with the FBI, doing everything they can.
I told him you can send a Black Hawk with a SEAL team...
...and go get my kid.
- Let me get you some water. - "That won't be possible."
That's what he said. Like I'd asked him if Tuesday was good for dinner.
Jerry's a nice guy, but he's not calling the shots.
There are others I can reach out to.
Thank you.
I'm just...
[♪♪♪]
Kevin loves you so much.
And I don't know what I'd do without you.
Hey. Hey.
I'll get him back.
Welcome, players. For those of you joining our game in progress...
...today we'll be talking about Kyrkistan, the brutal and unseasonably chilly...
...nation-state located on the eastern border of Turkey.
NEZ: Leaving when? DUMONT: TBD.
Scottie just said to have everyone stand ready.
Please tell me we're gonna get Kevin Jensen.
NEZ: You know him? - I know his work.
He's one of the best investigative journalists.
He'll do anything for the story.
He picked a pretty insane time to go sniffing around Kyrkistan.
The country's run by this guy, President Ahmed Aberjan.
He's supposed to be up for reelection.
I guess he didn't like the polls because he decided not to risk it.
He cracked down on the rival party.
Mm. Doesn't sound democratic.
He put the country on lockdown. Thousands have been arrested.
Police, military, judges, students.
Journalists. Anyone who doesn't support him.
Bottom line, it won't be easy getting in undetected.
Especially with the weaponry needed for a rescue.
Getting in's only the beginning.
We still have to rescue Jensen from a maximum-security prison...
...and get him and our team out of the country safely.
SOLOMON: Not that that doesn't sound thrilling, but...
...how are we supposed to do that?
WILMONT: You don't. - Fine. Then you do it.
Absolutely not. Look, Aberjan's on the warpath right now.
The man's paranoid, angry. We're on the list of enemies he's pointing fingers at.
That's ridiculous. We supported his regime.
Apparently not to his satisfaction. He's making threats.
And we're doing everything we can to appease him.
You're letting him railroad an American civilian.
Kevin Jensen's not CIA. Come on.
This kid's like family to me.
And we will employ every diplomatic resource to bring him home.
I'm sorry, I really am. But you know the deal.
We need Aberjan. We've got our hands full fighting extremists in the region.
To do that, our military needs safe passage across Kyrkistani airspace.
If I send in a black ops team to forcibly extract Jensen...
...Aberjan will close the airspace, and the president will fire me.
- And he'd be right to do so. - I don't need your permission.
Now, you listen.
Your government is telling you to stand down.
I'll say that again so you don't someday argue...
...to some Congressional committee that I was unclear. Stand down.
They're torturing him, Bob. You know how they operate.
They'll coerce a confession and execute him.
That's if he survives the interrogation.
[♪♪♪]
[CAMERA BEEPS]
"My name is Kevin Jensen.
I'm 32 years old.
I entered this country claiming to be a journalist...
...working for the Empire Times as an international correspondent, but...
...that was not the truth.
The truth is, I am a deep-cover operative...
...for the Central Intelligence Agency.
I apologise to the Kyrkistani people.
I pray for their understanding, and now...
...for their mercy."
None of that was true.
You know that I'm a reporter.
Your denials are an insult.
There will be no mercy.
In time, you will be executed for your crimes.
But I said what you wanted me to say.
You say what you are.
Not because I want you to.
But because this is the truth.
Please.
[IN ARABIC] Take him. And don't bring him back...
...until he is ready.
[IN ENGLISH] Please, don't.
No. Please, no. Please.
KEVIN: I entered this country claiming to be a journalist...
...working for the Empire Times as an international correspondent, but...
...that was not the truth.
[♪♪♪]
Hi, honey. As you can see, I'm here at the Jensen house.
I know you're somewhere across the world...
...saving us from God-knows-what, but you should know...
...today is a very big day here too.
Aunt Scottie, watch this.
SCOTTIE: That's right. No training wheels.
- Kevin, be careful. KEVIN: I'm okay.
Scottie, everyone's standing by.
What do you want me to tell them?
I lost my son Christopher when he was 4.
He and Kevin were in the same preschool class...
Blue Room... A lifetime ago.
When Christopher disappeared, when I lost my family...
...the Jensens made me part of theirs.
Kevin's not my child, but...
...if I leave him there, he'll die.
Diplomacy won't save him.
He'll be executed, and we won't know until it's over.
With Howard gone, everyone's watching what you do now.
And ordering an unsanctioned black op on enemy soil...
...is going to make a lot of people very nervous.
- Where are we on infiltration? - There's a plan awaiting your approval.
Let me be clear. The administration has specifically instructed Halcyon...
...to stand down. For that reason, what I'm asking you to do...
...is more dangerous and illegal...
...than most of the grey matters we take on.
- You know Jensen and his family? SCOTTIE: Very well.
Kevin and my son Christopher were friends.
They were?
Yes, and I've remained close with him and his family.
This is personal for me. I'm not hiding that.
And I realise that fact may be clouding my judgment.
But I won't leave him there. You all have to make your own decision.
If you want out, you have my word, there won't be any reprisals.
But if you do, I need to know now.
So how do we get in?
[♪♪♪]
SOLOMON: Our journey begins with the EU.
They got a partnership and cooperation agreement...
...with Kyrkistan, but President Aberjan's been acting...
...like a real dictator lately, so that relationship's a bit dicey.
The EU wants a meeting. Under pressure, Aberjan has agreed...
...to make some foreign ministers available.
- Which we thought was an opportunity. - Who are they sending?
- You mean who were they sending? SOLOMON: Two special envoys.
One Dutch, one German.
These were submitted to Kyrkistan for pre-approval a few hours ago.
Of course, I intercepted them. We propose to send these instead.
Along with a request to move the meeting up by 48 hours.
Call me Omar Claasen. Trained in law at the Hague...
...four years as a special representative in Ankara, two in Brussels.
[NEZ SPEAKS IN GERMAN]
Helen Gruner. Most recently a part of the EU delegation to Afghanistan.
I like it. When you deplane, you'll be met by a government liaison.
He'll check your credentials against the ones we've pre-cleared.
Mr. Claasen, Miss Gruner, welcome to Kyrkistan.
Documents, please.
NEZ: What if something goes wrong? SCOTTIE: If it does, you're on your own.
There's no backup this time.
[CELL PHONE RINGS]
[MAN SPEAKING IN ARABIC OVER PA]
[♪♪♪]
Uh-oh.
If things pop off, we take down these two, go the way we came, back to the tarmac.
Is there a problem?
Security matter. I assumed it would be acceptable...
...to review your credentials here at the gate. I was wrong.
My superior insisted on inspecting them personally.
It appears everything's in order. Follow me, I'll escort you to your hotel.
[SPEAKS IN GERMAN]
- Yes. SCOTTIE: Then, the clock's ticking.
You have to be out before the real envoys show up...
...and your cover's blown.
- What about weapons? - Weapons are my job.
Dumont thinks that we can just drive them...
...right across the border. - How?
There's a trucking company called Kyrkistan Logistics.
They drive supplies and equipment...
...to Armenia where they're unloaded and come back empty.
I have to seize control of the truck in Armenia...
...load the weapons, and then drive it back across the border undetected.
Forget it. They'll inspect the truck on return.
How do we hide assault rifles and body armor in an empty truck?
It's my personal spin on what scientists call a Rochester Cloak.
It was developed at the University of Rochester...
...although, heh, they never did it quite like this.
- So it's a cloaking device? - Kind of.
More of a system than a device.
It uses a pre-standing array...
...of mirrors and lenses to bend light around objects you wanna hide.
Looks empty.
That's the idea.
But go ahead. Step inside.
The light coming off the back wall...
...is literally bent around the boxes at the center...
...and projected to the eye unbroken.
Tasty.
Okay, let's do some recon on the driver.
NEZ: His name is Evren Margosian.
He delivers a shipment in Armenia at 7 a.m.
We've mapped out his return route, which generally includes a truck stop...
...about 20 minutes from the border.
That's where you'll need to take him.
[GRUNTING]
SCOTTIE: Once you have the truck, take it to an arranged location.
We have people standing by to configure the cloak...
...and load the gear. From there, you just have to drive.
How's your Arabic?
[IN ARABIC] Identification. Identification.
What was your purpose in Armenia?
I make the trip twice a week.
Deliver to Vagharshapat.
[ENGINE STARTS]
TOM [IN ENGLISH]: We're in. - Not bad.
[IN ARABIC] Something wrong?
I need to check the back.
Go ahead.
[♪♪♪]
SCOTTIE: Sit tight. You're fine.
- Uh-oh. - He didn't see anything.
He got distracted, and they're talking about something else.
He left the door open.
- Is that a problem? - Uh, yeah.
The air in the truck is a lot warmer than the air outside.
What happens when a mass of cold air meets a mass of warm air?
The condensation is going to break the illusion.
You're burned. Get out of there.
[♪♪♪]
I made it across.
I'm on foot about a mile inside the border.
- Thank God. DUMONT: What now, Tom-Tom?
We just lost all our weapons.
Yeah. And to replace them, we're gonna need a contact...
...with access to military-grade gear.
Hang on. Hang on. I might know someone.
He's not a soldier, but makes a living by getting people what they need.
- I'll send the address. - Okay.
MAN: Yes, yes.
Your man just got here, Scottie.
- You could have saved him the trip. - Volkan, this is no time to be shy.
You're one of the most powerful men in the Kyrkistani underworld.
Surely, you can get what we need.
Under normal circumstances, yes.
But things right now, they are anything but normal.
Many of my associates have been arrested.
Many of my assets have been seized.
In fact, the only reason I myself was not arrested...
...is because I maintain high-level contacts...
...within the National Police. - Name your price.
I don't think I need to tell you what the government would do...
...to my family, to my business if your people were caught...
...and connected to me. - They won't be.
You're expanding into real estate, developing areas destroyed...
...by regional fighting. What if I get you contracts?
American government contracts?
No, no, no. Now you're overreaching.
Even Howard could not get that done.
Try me. You and Howard were associates.
I'm suggesting we be friends.
Okay, friend...
Truth be told, there is one contract I am interested in.
My daughter is a singer.
She loves your American pop music.
I want a record deal with an American label.
Album release, national tour.
I'm not a record executive.
But you know people who are.
Hey, you asked me what I want.
That is what I want.
Fine, I'll... I'll get her a deal.
But no guarantee on a tour.
I mean, how do I even know if she's any good?
[POP MUSIC PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS]
♪ Show me how you want it to be ♪
♪ Oh, tell me, baby 'Cause I need to know now ♪
♪ Oh, because My loneliness is killing me ♪
♪ Hey, now I must confess I still believe ♪
♪ Still believe ♪
♪ When I'm not with you I lose my mind ♪
♪ Give me a sign ♪
♪ Hit me, baby, one more time H'
Fantastic. Really. So good.
Thank you.
Thank you for indulging a proud papa.
Brava!
[♪♪♪]
TOM: You're kidding, right? That...
- That's everything? VOLKAN: I told you...
...most of my stockpile had been seized.
- These two are empty? - Yes.
I don't think our friend understands.
It's an assault on a maximum-security prison.
We won't get past the perimeter with two rifles.
We need night vision. We need body armor, grenades.
- I don't know if we need night vision... - You don't want it, fine.
- We're done here. - No, no. We didn't say that.
It's just not what we expected. Give... Give us a minute.
Ungrateful. I am risking my life here.
These days, even the rumor that you spoke critically...
...of the president is enough to get you thrown into a cell.
Yeah.
- That could work to our advantage. - How?
- You have friends in the National Police. - Yes.
- Could they get us uniforms and gear? VOLKAN: Of course. Why?
What if someone told the National Police...
...that the warden and his staff at Tariq Prison...
...were supporting Aberjan's rival in the election?
I imagine emergency warrants would issue for their arrest.
We could piggyback on that, right? Walk right through the front door.
We'd need a vehicle, but that could work. Attaboy.
Nez, you got a right turn coming up in three, two...
- Roger that. - We're all set.
Volkan's sources confirm arrest warrants were issued...
...for the warden and 16 of his employees.
Convoy's tracking south to north.
You're headed straight for it.
Stand by.
- Go for siren. - Copy that.
Right. Now, sweet cheeks!
[SIRENS WAILING]
SOLOMON: We are in position.
East exit. If we get him out, it won't do much good without a ride.
I'll be there.
[♪♪♪]
TOM: We're inside. - Best guess, he's being held...
...in the northeast quadrant.
[IN ARABIC] What's going on here?
You have no right to...
We have every right, warden. You are under arrest.
You! Secure the west corridor.
[SPEAKS IN ARABIC]
[IN ENGLISH] Good. Moving east.
I see the corridor to the northeast quadrant.
Jensen.
Kevin Jensen?
Yeah, we got him. He's alive.
Just hang on.
Okay. Get back.
[BEEPING]
[IN ARABIC] Commander. Did you send officers to clear the northeast quadrant?
MAN: No, why?
[IN ENGLISH] They're gonna come looking for him.
We need to keep moving or none of us are gonna make it out.
[♪♪♪]
We are Oscar Mike. Be advised, our cover is blown.
We are heading for the northwest exit.
Had to neutralize an unfriendly. At this point, it's only a matter of time...
...before the police discover the body.
SCOTTIE: Nez? - Yeah, I heard.
I'm repositioning now.
[ALARM BLARING]
[IN ARABIC] Lock down the building. Find the offender who did this.
[IN ENGLISH] There it is. All right, you're okay.
You're okay.
Are you seeing this? We need another way out.
They found your unfriendly. It's not just where you are.
The whole building's going into emergency lockdown.
We're boxed in. Forward exit is blocked and we can't go back the way we came.
Hey, Dumont, we're gonna take this chance here.
Hey, hey, hey. Come here.
We're in the kitchen. Where are we going?
DUMONT: Looks like there's a way out at the far end.
There should be a room on your right that leads out to an exit door.
SOLOMON: Got it. - Yeah.
It's not working. Dumont, I'm looking at a security keypad.
DUMONT: How many numbers?
SOLOMON: Six. - Son of a bitch.
Okay, I can try to override remotely.
That's gonna take time, brother.
[RADIO CLICKS]
Come on.
[♪♪♪]
[BEEPING]
[GUARDS SHOUTING IN ARABIC]
SCOTTIE: Tom?
Solomon, talk to me.
We're pinned down!
[sun CLICKS]
I'm out.
- Stay here. - What are you doing?
We can't hold them forever.
- The keypad, how many is that? - Four.
I hate to rush you, but in about 20 seconds...
...we're about to be overrun. DUMONT: I'm trying.
That's five.
Come on, Dumont. One more.
I'm not gonna make it.
SOLOMON: Well, then neither will we.
Here comes number six.
Let's move.
[TYRES SCREECHING]
[♪♪♪]
- You have news. - We found Kevin.
He's alive and stable.
Oh, thank God.
SCOTTIE: It's not over, he's not out of the country yet.
But he's with my people.
We're bringing him home.
Scottie, the chief of staff's on the phone for you.
Excuse me one moment.
What did you do?
Sorry, Bob, you're gonna need to be a little more specific.
You know what I'm talking about.
Why are my assets in Kyrkistan telling me about a firefight...
...at the prison where Kevin Jensen is being held?
I think you mean was being held.
I told you to stand down.
I told you, I didn't need your permission.
Halcyon is an independent entity.
Howard founded it that way, ran it that way...
...and he may be gone, but that hasn't changed.
I swear, if our relationship with Aberjan crumbles...
...so you could rescue a civilian for personal reasons...
...you're done.
- You could be indicted for this. - Oh, please.
We're way past that, Bob.
The things I know, the things Halcyon has done...
...in the name of this country, this administration.
We are the very definition of too big to fail.
You can't afford to make us an enemy.
You need us, so please spare me the selective memory and morality.
Now you do sound like Howard.
Look.
What's done is done, and the truth is, I could use an assist at this point.
So please tell your boss he can either abandon Jensen...
...and my people over there or step up and be part of the solution.
We're working on a new ex-filtration plan...
...so we'll get you home in just a few hours.
Wait.
No, we can't just leave.
I came here to report on human rights violations.
My camera and my laptop are all still where I was staying.
- I need to go get them. - Absolutely not.
The government's looking for us and we're down to handguns.
The people I spoke with, the victims, they deserve to have their stories heard.
It was at great personal risk.
If I don't have my notes, all of this was for nothing.
Nez is right. The apartment's the first place they're gonna look.
I'm sorry, man.
It's just not a risk we can take.
No, of course. I get it. You guys have...
You guys have done enough already. Safety has to be the priority.
[SOLOMON WHISTLES]
All right.
Today must be our lucky day.
Government didn't approve this mission, but they're not gonna abandon us...
...in hostile territory. - They're coming to get us?
No. But if we can make it to our embassy...
...without being discovered, they'll stick us on the next flight home.
But it's not gonna be easy. The embassy is 12 miles from here.
We sit tight till it's dark. Dumont will monitor police activities.
- We just stay one step ahead. - Stay on back roads, keep out of sight.
- Still, it's gonna be along 12 miles. - Mm-hm.
[♪♪♪]
- Where's Jensen? - He was just here.
We risk our lives to go get this guy and he bolts on us?
I guess you were right, Tom. Anything for a story.
Screw that. No story is worth getting killed for.
I did not come all the way out here for nothing.
Well, now you know how he feels.
Guy risked his life because the work needs doing.
I'm not saying he was right to go, but...
...I get it.
Kevin. Kevin.
[IN ARABIC] What are you...? I don't understand, what's happening?
[IN ENGLISH] I'll be out of here in two seconds.
[SPEAKING IN ARABIC]
NEZ: There's no sign of Jensen out front.
- It's possible police were waiting for him. - And us. Only one way to find out.
Go. We'll keep watch from here.
What are you doing, huh? Told you, we can't be here.
I got what I came for. Let's go.
[SIRENS WAILING]
What do you think?
We should've been chiropractors or proctologists.
Pretty much anything else.
Can't defend this position. Let's go.
We had to ditch the car. We got company.
TOM: How many? Can we take them? - Too many.
No, I count six vehicles. A dozen police and state security.
- We gotta find a different way out. - I know a way. Follow me.
[SPEAKING IN ARABIC]
Shh!
[IN ARABIC] They were here! They came for the American!
[IN ENGLISH] Our apologies.
Get in!
SOLOMON: There's been a change in the programme.
We're mobile and in some serious trouble, my friend.
What?
No. You're supposed to be sitting tight until dark.
Yeah, you know, it turns out that game plan was not unanimous.
Had to call an audible. We're in a commandeered vehicle.
Call the embassy and tell them we're coming in.
DUMONT: On it. - Guys.
[SIRENS WAILING]
Yes, this is Halcyon operator One-Miner. Contract code 6-3-7-Sierra-2.
We're requesting early arrival...
...for our package at the northern gate.
WOMAN [OVER RADIO]: Copy that, Halcyon One-Miner.
DUMONT: Package will be arriving momentarily with authorities in pursuit.
- There's a roadblock up ahead. - There's the gate. Almost there.
What do I do? Should I Stop? Go back?
Back's not an option. There's nowhere to go.
- Brace yourself. - We're gonna hit it!
Get down.
[JUNIP'S "AFTER ALL IS SAID AND DONE" PLAYING]
TOM: Get him inside. SOLOMON: Where you going?
- Get him inside. Take him. SOLOMON: Don't even think about it.
♪ Can't remember when we last ♪
♪ Took the time ♪
♪ To see a sunset ♪
♪ Fleeting moments in your dreams ♪
♪ Silhouettes ♪
♪ In scattered fragments ♪
National Police.
On presidential authority, we demand the release of Kevin Jensen...
...and those that helped him escape. - I don't know anything about that.
Send them out or we are coming in.
Sir, if you take one more step, I am authorized to shoot you.
♪ Once you've felt You've found a way ♪
What are you doing?
Come on. He can make it.
He can make it.
[INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE]
♪ After all is said and done ♪
This is how you preserve our plausible deniability?
- With a gun battle and car chase? - It couldn't be avoided.
I've got their ambassador on hold.
They're demanding we hand over Jensen and your team.
Bob, I'm gonna have to call you back.
[CINEMATIC ORCHESTRA'S "FAMILIAR GROUND" PLAYING]
SCOTTIE: He didn't make it?
No.
♪ Tell me how far ♪
You two can go on in.
Mrs. Hargrave.
I'm Rebecca Fuller, editor of the paper.
- And this is... - Robert Wilmont.
White House Chief of Staff, and Owen Pruitt...
...Deputy Director of the CIA. We've met.
Scottie, you have to believe me, I didn't know until this morning.
TOM: CIA.
He was never a journalist.
- He was an operative. - His country considers him a patriot.
- He never said anything. OWEN: I'm not surprised.
Kevin was one of our best. We recruited him right out of school.
Letting agents pose as journalists puts real journalists at risk.
It violates CIA policy.
No. As a policy, we avoid using journalists.
Unless the director decides it's absolutely necessary...
...to protect national security.
And this was?
What was Kevin doing out there?
Something that needed doing.
I wish I could say more.
I understand you're the one who went back for these.
You should know the material on this will save a lot of American lives.
You did a great service bringing these home.
At least his family can take comfort knowing he died for something important.
No, son, they can't.
Oh, come on. Why not?
The U.S. denied Kevin was an asset.
Admitting it now would destroy any remaining chance...
...of repairing relations with Aberjan.
It'd also shine a spotlight on everyone Kevin made contact with in the field.
Other active agents would be at risk.
We can't have anyone thinking or saying anything...
...other than that he was a journalist.
Are we clear?
His mother is one of my best friends. I won't lie to her.
That's exactly what you have to do.
[♪♪♪]
[BOTH CRYING]
It's my fault.
I thought going to get him was the right thing to do.
No. Don't do that to yourself. I asked you to go.
Kevin would have died there.
What you did gave him a fighting chance.
He chose to go back. I mean, that was Kevin.
Nothing was more important than the story.
If we had to lose him...
...at least I know he died doing what he loved the most.
What is it?
Nothing.
I just can't believe he's really gone.
SOLOMON: So you didn't tell his mother?
- No. - Why not?
I don't know. I, uh...
I guess in the moment, I just felt Kevin wouldn't have wanted me to.
Imagine, her own son, and...
...she had no idea who he really was.
They can't all have happy endings.
Be proud of what we did out there.
I am.
KIDS: ♪ Happy birthday to you, Kevin ♪
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
SCOTTIE: Kevin, look at Aunt Scottie.
Christopher. Christopher.
Wave at Mommy.
Love you, Mom.
[KIDS CHATTERING ON VIDEO]
SCOTTIE: Kevin, did you make a wish?
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Translated by: Leonard Wu