WEBVTT 00:01.460 --> 00:03.170 (Finch) You are being watched. 00:03.211 --> 00:05.046 The government has a secret system... 00:05.088 --> 00:06.966 secret system... 00:07.007 --> 00:10.594 (Greer) A system you asked for to keep you safe. 00:10.636 --> 00:14.932 (Finch) A machine that spies on you every hour of every day. 00:14.974 --> 00:18.101 (Greer) You granted it the power to see everything-- 00:18.143 --> 00:22.773 to index, order, and control the lives of ordinary people. 00:22.815 --> 00:25.901 (Finch) The government considers these people irrelevant. 00:25.943 --> 00:27.695 We don't. 00:27.736 --> 00:30.614 (Greer) But to it, you are all irrelevant, 00:30.656 --> 00:34.201 victim or perpetrator, if you stand in its way. 00:34.242 --> 00:35.327 (Finch) We'll find you. 00:49.299 --> 00:51.343 (Beale) Ah, here we are. 00:51.385 --> 00:52.803 Come in. 00:52.845 --> 00:58.183 I was just catching up with Agent Stanton here. 00:58.225 --> 00:59.768 John. 00:59.810 --> 01:01.729 Kara. 01:01.770 --> 01:04.481 Supervisory Agent Terence Beale. 01:04.523 --> 01:05.816 It's good to meet you, sir. 01:05.858 --> 01:08.235 And you, John. 01:08.276 --> 01:10.362 Although, to be honest, I feel like I already know you. 01:10.404 --> 01:11.572 Sir? 01:11.613 --> 01:13.156 You enlisted in '93. 01:13.198 --> 01:15.910 Rose from infantry to rangers to special forces. 01:15.951 --> 01:20.455 In '05, you joined the agency and trained at the Farm, 01:20.497 --> 01:22.708 scored in the top 10% of your class, 01:22.750 --> 01:25.377 and displayed particular... 01:25.419 --> 01:27.671 creativity in hand-to-hand combat 01:27.713 --> 01:30.883 and evasive driving exercises. 01:30.925 --> 01:33.010 All of which led to you being selected to serve 01:33.052 --> 01:35.637 in the agency's Special Activities division, 01:35.679 --> 01:40.642 along with Mark Snow and Kara here. 01:40.684 --> 01:42.519 And to answer your question, 01:42.561 --> 01:45.522 I know all this because I'm the one who selected you. 01:45.564 --> 01:48.817 Well...thank you, sir. 01:48.859 --> 01:50.903 That's not necessary. 01:50.945 --> 01:54.406 I just thought you should know why I requested the two of you. 01:54.448 --> 01:58.201 For this assignment, I need my best. 01:58.243 --> 01:59.954 Outside of Malajat last month, 01:59.995 --> 02:03.707 the Taliban intercepted a shipment of Stinger missiles, 02:03.749 --> 02:06.418 which was subsequently used in a Taliban offensive. 02:06.460 --> 02:09.128 The transport was a classified op. 02:09.170 --> 02:13.132 Our job is to find out how the Taliban knew about it. 02:13.174 --> 02:14.969 We have any ideas? 02:15.010 --> 02:17.178 Name's Brent Tomlinson. 02:17.220 --> 02:18.806 He's an Army military advisor 02:18.847 --> 02:19.890 who had advance knowledge 02:19.932 --> 02:21.725 of the shipment's schedule and payload. 02:21.767 --> 02:23.435 We think the Taliban paid him off? 02:23.477 --> 02:25.270 Could be. 02:25.312 --> 02:27.397 They're well funded with Saudi money via Qatar. 02:27.439 --> 02:29.483 (Stanton) Maybe they gave him some of that money. 02:29.524 --> 02:31.693 That's what we need you to find out. 02:31.735 --> 02:33.988 And if they did? 02:34.029 --> 02:36.448 Then you're to handle it in the appropriate way... 02:37.908 --> 02:40.535 Ensuring there's no agency exposure. 02:43.204 --> 02:44.748 Clear? 02:44.790 --> 02:45.874 - Yes, sir. - Yes, sir. 02:54.675 --> 02:57.719 Avast, ye mateys. 02:57.761 --> 02:59.930 Welcome to Scallywags. 02:59.972 --> 03:01.515 Follow me, please. 03:03.224 --> 03:05.560 When you said you needed to change our lunch plans, 03:05.602 --> 03:09.898 I wasn't expecting something so...colorful. 03:09.940 --> 03:11.483 It was John's idea. 03:11.525 --> 03:14.277 Couldn't get a table at Chuck E. Cheese? 03:14.319 --> 03:16.697 He's working on a case nearby. 03:19.867 --> 03:22.536 [loud thump] So, Iris... 03:22.577 --> 03:24.872 Where is your new man of mystery? 03:24.913 --> 03:27.833 I'm sure he's close. 03:27.875 --> 03:29.543 [phone line trilling] 03:29.584 --> 03:31.545 [grunts] [cell phone ringing] 03:31.586 --> 03:34.506 [both grunting] 03:43.640 --> 03:46.060 Not so fast. 03:58.780 --> 04:00.074 Hey, sweetheart. 04:00.115 --> 04:02.117 Hey, just wondering where you are. 04:02.159 --> 04:03.660 We're here. 04:03.702 --> 04:05.829 Me too. I just had to make a pit stop 04:05.871 --> 04:07.455 in the little buccaneers' room. 04:07.497 --> 04:08.999 I'll be right there. 04:10.333 --> 04:11.919 Come here. 04:11.960 --> 04:13.670 This guy's name is Kelso. 04:13.712 --> 04:15.505 Now, he was sent by your business partner, 04:15.547 --> 04:18.550 who apparently wanted to become a sole proprietor. 04:18.592 --> 04:21.220 My partner's going to pick him up, okay? 04:21.260 --> 04:22.721 Have a nice day. 04:27.267 --> 04:28.977 Sorry to keep you waiting. 04:30.979 --> 04:32.606 You must be... 04:32.647 --> 04:35.025 Dina and Bill. 04:35.067 --> 04:36.026 [loud crash] 04:36.068 --> 04:37.360 (man) Slow down! 04:40.530 --> 04:43.575 Guess some people just can't handle their grog. 04:53.543 --> 04:55.963 - What's shakin', Finch? - Mr. Reese. 04:57.839 --> 05:01.342 How was your lunch with Dr. Campbell and her parents? 05:01.384 --> 05:03.178 It was a bit rocky at first. 05:03.220 --> 05:05.305 By the end, I think I was growing on them. 05:05.346 --> 05:08.142 An experience I can personally relate to. 05:08.183 --> 05:11.770 So things are going well between the two of you? 05:11.812 --> 05:15.482 Well enough. Iris still has a lot of questions. 05:15.523 --> 05:18.652 - Be cautious in your answers. - I intend to be. 05:18.693 --> 05:21.155 Otherwise, I think it's good that you're attempting to have 05:21.196 --> 05:23.824 a more normal life. 05:23.865 --> 05:26.118 That is, when you're not risking your life saving people. 05:26.160 --> 05:27.452 Or trying to stay a step ahead 05:27.494 --> 05:29.079 of an artificial superintelligence 05:29.121 --> 05:31.081 bent on world domination. 05:31.123 --> 05:32.916 Or that. 05:32.958 --> 05:35.794 Looks like most of the bugs have been worked out of Machine 2.0, 05:35.836 --> 05:38.505 given the steady stream of numbers that we've been getting. 05:38.546 --> 05:40.257 Speaking of which... 05:40.299 --> 05:43.468 Alex Duncan, 25, single. 05:43.510 --> 05:45.470 Holds a master's degree in computer science. 05:45.512 --> 05:48.056 Works for an international consulting firm, 05:48.098 --> 05:51.018 and now you do too. 05:53.061 --> 05:54.479 (Reese) Is this necessary? 05:54.521 --> 05:56.273 I mean, if the Machine is open, 05:56.315 --> 05:58.525 why not just ask why it's sending us a number? 05:58.566 --> 06:02.445 Because, Mr. Reese, although the Machine has become reliable 06:02.487 --> 06:03.864 in the delivery of the numbers, 06:03.905 --> 06:05.907 it is still frequently unreliable 06:05.949 --> 06:09.077 in the processing and delivery of other information. 06:09.119 --> 06:12.622 Case in point, it also sent me this number. 06:12.664 --> 06:14.415 What is this, some kind of program? 06:14.457 --> 06:16.375 I have no idea. 06:16.417 --> 06:19.129 Clearly, it still has an affinity for riddles. 06:19.171 --> 06:20.630 Sounds like she has something fun 06:20.672 --> 06:22.590 in store for all of us today. 06:24.968 --> 06:27.929 The Machine made you a package delivery driver? 06:27.971 --> 06:31.892 Sadly, all of my identities can't be bears or brides. 06:31.933 --> 06:33.643 I gotta go. 06:33.685 --> 06:35.729 Don't want to be late for my first day of training. 06:35.770 --> 06:41.151 Yes, I think it's wise if perhaps we all got to work. 06:41.193 --> 06:42.569 Subtle. 06:52.579 --> 06:55.790 (Finch) So Anderson Rake Consulting employs over 20,000 06:55.832 --> 06:57.542 in more than 90 countries 06:57.584 --> 07:00.754 and count among their clients the Department of Defense. 07:00.795 --> 07:02.839 I gathered as much when I saw my ID. 07:02.881 --> 07:05.259 It came with a security clearance. 07:05.300 --> 07:06.634 How'd you manage that on short notice? 07:06.676 --> 07:08.427 (Finch) I didn't. 07:08.469 --> 07:10.972 I created an alias with security clearance for you months ago. 07:11.014 --> 07:12.307 You should know by now, Mr. Reese, 07:12.349 --> 07:13.683 I like to be prepared. 07:13.725 --> 07:16.186 And Root calls me the Boy Scout. 07:16.228 --> 07:17.562 Okay, I got eyes on Duncan. 07:17.604 --> 07:19.522 What else can you tell me about him? 07:19.564 --> 07:23.235 (Finch) Let's see. He has no criminal background. 07:23.277 --> 07:25.695 His finances appear to be in order. 07:25.737 --> 07:27.281 He comes from a military family. 07:27.322 --> 07:29.448 His father and brother both served. 07:29.490 --> 07:33.370 (Finch) It seems that Alex opted for the private sector. 07:33.412 --> 07:37.332 Maybe he thought there was more upside working for a contractor. 07:49.303 --> 07:52.097 [quiet beeping] 07:54.099 --> 07:55.100 Damn it! 07:55.142 --> 07:56.810 Oh, perfect. 07:56.851 --> 07:59.771 Hey, it happens to the best of us. 08:01.648 --> 08:02.774 Thanks. 08:02.816 --> 08:05.319 Name's John. I'm new here. 08:05.360 --> 08:08.947 Alex. "Strategy development"? 08:08.989 --> 08:11.241 Yeah. You? 08:11.283 --> 08:13.743 Security systems management. 08:13.785 --> 08:15.870 Wow, really? 08:15.912 --> 08:18.623 Most of the time, it's just glorified virus scanning. 08:18.665 --> 08:21.501 Bet it beats the hell out of strategy development. 08:21.542 --> 08:22.919 Has its moments, I guess. 08:22.961 --> 08:25.213 Here. 08:27.090 --> 08:30.260 Say, I'd love to get an inside scoop 08:30.302 --> 08:32.053 on what it's like to work around here. 08:32.095 --> 08:35.223 You want to grab a beer after work? 08:35.265 --> 08:38.518 Uh...I-- I would, but... 08:38.559 --> 08:41.771 it's been a long week. 08:41.813 --> 08:44.274 Sorry. 08:44.316 --> 08:47.986 Finch, there's something definitely going on with Duncan. 08:48.028 --> 08:50.238 He's anxious, distracted, on edge. 08:50.280 --> 08:51.865 Any idea what it could be? 08:51.906 --> 08:53.783 Not yet. I tried pairing his phone. 08:53.825 --> 08:56.077 But it has an extra layer of encryption on it. 08:56.119 --> 08:58.163 (Finch) Probably has to do with the division he works in. 08:58.205 --> 09:00.290 Security systems management 09:00.332 --> 09:02.667 handles security for clients ranging from 09:02.709 --> 09:07.047 private companies to government and military networks. 09:07.088 --> 09:10.675 (Reese) Which means Duncan has access. 09:10.717 --> 09:12.969 Question is, what is he doing with it? 09:17.057 --> 09:18.058 (man) Have a good night. 09:18.099 --> 09:19.100 (woman) Good night. 09:19.142 --> 09:21.102 [indistinct conversations] 09:21.144 --> 09:22.896 (man) Gonna grab a drink. You want to join us? 09:22.937 --> 09:24.481 (woman) Yeah, I'll come. 09:24.523 --> 09:26.566 (man) Stay out of trouble. Good night. 09:26.607 --> 09:29.569 [suspenseful music] 09:29.610 --> 09:37.536 ♪ ♪ 09:48.880 --> 09:51.841 [mysterious music] 09:51.883 --> 09:59.807 ♪ ♪ 10:01.017 --> 10:02.561 (Reese) Hey, Finch. 10:02.602 --> 10:04.187 Looks like our security expert 10:04.229 --> 10:07.566 is also a fan of breaking and entering. 10:07.607 --> 10:09.192 Into where? 10:09.234 --> 10:11.236 His supervisor's office. 10:11.278 --> 10:12.904 (Finch) What is he looking for? 10:12.946 --> 10:14.781 (Reese) Can't tell, but whatever it is, 10:14.822 --> 10:18.118 it's above his pay grade, 10:18.159 --> 10:21.079 which is likely why we got his number. 10:37.220 --> 10:38.972 If Duncan is selling sensitive information, 10:39.013 --> 10:41.891 the threat could be a buyer looking to remain anonymous. 10:41.933 --> 10:46.521 Or Duncan himself, if he wants to cover his tracks. 10:46.563 --> 10:50.858 Whatever it is, Duncan's engaged in a dangerous game. 10:50.900 --> 10:52.860 - Mr. Duncan. - Yes? 10:52.902 --> 10:54.195 Step this way, please. 10:54.237 --> 10:56.197 Looks like someone's done playing. 10:56.239 --> 10:59.159 (agent) Just have a few questions for you, sir. 11:00.494 --> 11:03.246 - Mr. Duncan. - Who are you? 11:03.288 --> 11:05.123 It's the CIA. 11:05.165 --> 11:06.665 CIA? 11:06.707 --> 11:08.001 Are you sure? 11:08.042 --> 11:09.961 (Reese) I'm staring at my old boss. 11:10.003 --> 11:11.838 - His name's Beale. - Boss? 11:11.879 --> 11:14.673 - You mean he knows you? - He knew me at one time. 11:14.715 --> 11:16.217 We're going to need you to come with us. 11:16.259 --> 11:17.511 Not until I see some ID. 11:17.552 --> 11:19.429 (Reese) Finch, they're grabbing him up. 11:19.471 --> 11:22.557 - John, you can't intercede. - The hell I can't. 11:22.599 --> 11:24.976 (Finch) The CIA thinks that John Reese is dead. 11:25.018 --> 11:27.646 If Beale sees you, he can marshal all the forces 11:27.686 --> 11:29.022 of the agency to hunt you down, 11:29.063 --> 11:31.191 and none of us need that. 11:31.232 --> 11:33.234 [tires screeching] 11:33.276 --> 11:34.861 (Reese) You're right. 11:34.902 --> 11:36.196 What I need is a bigger gun. 11:49.792 --> 11:52.295 Hello? 11:52.337 --> 11:54.964 Oh, hi. You have any sugar? 11:55.006 --> 11:57.258 In the bottom shelf. Sorry, who are you? 11:57.300 --> 11:58.635 How'd you get in here? 11:58.677 --> 12:00.970 I'm Gina. This is Mike. 12:01.012 --> 12:03.473 Here, Brent. Have a seat. 12:06.142 --> 12:08.186 You're Americans. 12:08.228 --> 12:10.771 From the State Department? 12:10.813 --> 12:12.982 Not quite. 12:13.024 --> 12:14.401 You're not reporters. 12:14.442 --> 12:15.902 Oh, God, no. 12:15.943 --> 12:18.530 But we do have some questions for you. 12:18.572 --> 12:19.864 Questions about what? 12:19.906 --> 12:21.491 A weapons shipment and some Stingers 12:21.533 --> 12:24.743 that went missing last month. 12:24.785 --> 12:26.454 Okay, look, whoever you are, 12:26.496 --> 12:29.207 I'm not comfortable discussing a classified operation. 12:31.626 --> 12:33.253 Then, by all means... [door lock clicks] 12:33.294 --> 12:34.713 Get comfortable. 12:39.509 --> 12:41.636 Duncan must've stolen some highly sensitive material 12:41.678 --> 12:43.597 in order to get the attention of someone like Beale. 12:43.638 --> 12:45.848 Shouldn't we at least consider the possibility 12:45.890 --> 12:47.392 that Duncan is a spy? 12:47.434 --> 12:49.603 Maybe the CIA has good cause to question him. 12:49.644 --> 12:51.479 Finch, Beale doesn't just ask questions. 12:51.521 --> 12:54.566 He and his agents find and eliminate enemies of the state. 12:54.608 --> 12:56.234 Duncan deserves more due process than that. 12:56.276 --> 12:57.776 Then what do you propose that we do? 12:57.818 --> 12:59.362 Beale will interrogate Duncan. 12:59.404 --> 13:01.615 Depending how long that takes before he breaks? 13:01.656 --> 13:04.117 Might only be a couple of hours after that, Duncan's gone. 13:04.158 --> 13:07.203 (Finch) Your cover will be too, if Beale identifies you. 13:07.245 --> 13:08.996 I'll be careful. 13:09.038 --> 13:13.501 Before I can save Duncan, I've got to find him first. 13:13.543 --> 13:14.753 You sure your Machine can't help? 13:14.793 --> 13:16.921 I can try, but I promise nothing. 13:16.963 --> 13:19.257 Oh, Miss Groves is calling. I'll keep you informed. 13:19.299 --> 13:20.383 Right. 13:20.425 --> 13:22.343 - Yes? - [groans] 13:22.385 --> 13:24.304 Miss Groves? Are you all right? 13:24.345 --> 13:26.264 [grunts] Between the creepy stares 13:26.306 --> 13:29.601 from my training driver and my sore back? 13:29.643 --> 13:31.060 I'd say just peachy. 13:31.102 --> 13:32.562 Remember to lift with your legs. 13:32.604 --> 13:35.106 Oh, thanks for the tip. 13:35.148 --> 13:36.983 I'm calling because I think I know the reason 13:37.024 --> 13:38.735 the Machine put me in this job. 13:38.777 --> 13:40.403 Oh? What might that be? 13:40.445 --> 13:42.489 On our route today, we delivered several packages 13:42.530 --> 13:44.157 to a building in midtown. 13:44.198 --> 13:46.367 590 Madison, Suite 908. 13:46.409 --> 13:47.994 Something odd about that? 13:48.035 --> 13:49.788 The packages weren't meant for that address. 13:49.828 --> 13:52.415 They were rerouted there by the delivery computer. 13:52.457 --> 13:54.917 Then it had us pick up the same packages later 13:54.959 --> 13:58.171 and deliver them to their original addresses. 13:58.212 --> 14:01.924 The building directory shows no tenant in Suite 908. 14:01.966 --> 14:05.637 My training driver says packages have been going there for weeks. 14:08.306 --> 14:13.603 Looks like they're all from electronics companies. 14:13.645 --> 14:15.854 It could be that the Machine is rerouting them, 14:15.896 --> 14:17.565 looking for something to help it rebuild. 14:17.607 --> 14:19.651 Well, I think an ASI is behind this 14:19.693 --> 14:23.029 but...not ours. 14:23.070 --> 14:24.698 Samaritan. 14:24.739 --> 14:27.325 It's been spreading its malware on a massive scale. 14:27.367 --> 14:29.661 Maybe this is how it's doing it. 14:29.703 --> 14:31.078 (Finch) I need to inspect one of those packages. 14:31.120 --> 14:32.789 Can you secure one? 14:32.831 --> 14:34.873 Not without raising a red flag. They're all tracked. 14:34.915 --> 14:38.294 (Finch) So if even one is missing, Samaritan will know. 14:38.336 --> 14:40.547 I may have a way around that. 14:40.588 --> 14:42.006 Gotta go. 14:50.807 --> 14:52.433 (Reese) Okay, Finch, I'm here. 14:52.475 --> 14:54.101 Is this really all the Machine can give us? 14:54.143 --> 14:55.729 I'm afraid so. 14:55.770 --> 14:57.731 Based on the SUV's license plate you've provided, 14:57.772 --> 15:00.107 the Machine has identified that stretch of road 15:00.149 --> 15:01.942 as the last known location of Beale's vehicle. 15:01.984 --> 15:03.236 Figures. 15:03.277 --> 15:04.612 Beale's gonna find a place 15:04.654 --> 15:06.155 where he can drug and interrogate him. 15:06.197 --> 15:07.824 Sounds like you're still searching for a needle 15:07.866 --> 15:09.200 in the proverbial haystack. 15:09.242 --> 15:11.786 Not if you know what you're looking for: 15:11.828 --> 15:15.956 controlled access, with no traffic or people. 15:15.998 --> 15:16.957 Bingo. 15:18.585 --> 15:20.211 Call you back, Finch. 15:20.253 --> 15:24.424 [dramatic music] 15:24.465 --> 15:28.344 Why were you accessing those classified files, Mr. Duncan? 15:28.386 --> 15:29.763 What were you going to do with them? 15:29.804 --> 15:32.181 Maybe I'll answer your questions 15:32.223 --> 15:33.808 after you answer mine. 15:33.850 --> 15:36.644 [cell phone rings] 15:36.686 --> 15:38.271 See what you can get off this. 15:38.312 --> 15:39.522 Keep him awake. 15:39.564 --> 15:41.982 - Beale. - Hey! 15:42.024 --> 15:43.526 Eyes open, smart guy. 15:43.568 --> 15:45.695 You got miles to go before you sleep. 15:45.737 --> 15:46.987 You don't. 15:47.029 --> 15:49.990 [dramatic music] 15:50.032 --> 15:57.081 ♪ ♪ 15:57.123 --> 15:59.459 Shh. 15:59.500 --> 16:01.419 Let's get you out of here. 16:01.461 --> 16:04.004 Stay close. Let's go. 16:04.046 --> 16:07.007 [dramatic music] [gunshots] 16:07.049 --> 16:12.179 ♪ ♪ 16:12.221 --> 16:13.765 [hissing] 16:13.807 --> 16:17.393 [gunshots continue] 16:17.435 --> 16:22.523 ♪ ♪ 16:22.565 --> 16:24.692 [gunshots] 16:26.486 --> 16:27.487 (Reese) Get down! 16:27.528 --> 16:30.990 [machine gun fire] 16:38.414 --> 16:40.082 [tires squealing] 16:42.168 --> 16:43.336 Let's go. Move! 16:43.377 --> 16:48.007 ♪ ♪ 16:48.048 --> 16:51.218 You've gotta be kidding me. 16:51.260 --> 16:53.387 Who the hell was that guy? 16:53.429 --> 16:56.390 [sighs] A ghost. 16:56.432 --> 16:57.809 From the past. 17:09.779 --> 17:10.947 Hope you're going to put everything back 17:10.989 --> 17:12.114 when you're done. 17:12.156 --> 17:13.700 Yeah, after I find the money. 17:13.741 --> 17:15.075 What makes you think I had anything to do 17:15.117 --> 17:16.995 with that stolen shipment? 17:17.036 --> 17:19.246 You're one in a small circle who knew about it. 17:19.288 --> 17:20.665 [laughs] 17:20.707 --> 17:23.209 Look at the part of the world we're in. 17:23.250 --> 17:25.043 If it's a security breach you're looking for, 17:25.085 --> 17:27.881 try the local police and soldiers. 17:27.922 --> 17:29.674 The way the tribal alliances shift here, 17:29.716 --> 17:31.843 today's ally is tomorrow's enemy. 17:31.885 --> 17:35.972 Or maybe your alliances have shifted. 17:36.014 --> 17:39.099 You say that like you know anything about me. 17:39.141 --> 17:40.894 You know I volunteered for this post? 17:40.935 --> 17:43.103 Hmm? You know why? 17:45.189 --> 17:47.608 Because I believed in what we were doing here. 17:47.650 --> 17:50.236 Believed I could make a difference, not a buck. 17:50.277 --> 17:53.031 And have you? Made a difference? 17:53.072 --> 17:55.867 Yeah, I like to think so. 17:55.909 --> 17:57.827 But? 17:57.869 --> 17:59.787 But it's a little hard when you're looked at as invaders 17:59.829 --> 18:01.539 instead of liberators, 18:01.581 --> 18:03.833 when the local government's for sale to the highest bidder 18:03.875 --> 18:05.418 and you realize that the war you stepped into 18:05.459 --> 18:06.961 has been going on for hundreds of years 18:07.003 --> 18:09.839 and will continue for hundreds more after you leave. 18:09.881 --> 18:13.175 So if it's a lost cause, why do it? 18:13.217 --> 18:16.387 Because it's the job I signed up for 18:16.429 --> 18:18.222 and the one I still believe in. 18:18.264 --> 18:19.933 - The place is clean. - Yeah. 18:19.974 --> 18:21.893 That's because I haven't done anything. 18:28.357 --> 18:31.069 What's in the case, Brent? 18:31.110 --> 18:33.071 My orders, daily briefings, emails. 18:33.111 --> 18:35.073 - Open it. - [scoffs] 18:35.114 --> 18:36.490 Afraid I can't do that, 18:36.532 --> 18:38.576 not unless you have top-secret clearance. 18:38.618 --> 18:40.620 [gun cocks] 18:40.661 --> 18:42.580 Consider this my clearance. 18:46.125 --> 18:47.501 Open it. 18:47.543 --> 18:50.504 [suspenseful music] 18:50.546 --> 18:58.471 ♪ ♪ 19:08.230 --> 19:10.108 So we done here? 19:22.411 --> 19:24.872 (Reese) Takes a while for the Phenobarbital to wear off. 19:26.749 --> 19:30.252 I'm guessing you're not really in strategy development. 19:30.294 --> 19:32.922 At least not for your company. 19:32.964 --> 19:34.882 So who are you, then? 19:34.924 --> 19:36.467 I'm the reason you're waking up here 19:36.509 --> 19:39.512 instead of some CIA third world black hole. 19:39.553 --> 19:41.388 - CIA? - Yeah. 19:41.430 --> 19:45.726 That's who comes knocking when you steal state secrets. 19:45.768 --> 19:47.436 Yeah, Finch, go ahead. 19:47.478 --> 19:49.730 (Finch) Mr. Reese, how's Mr. Duncan? 19:49.772 --> 19:51.774 (Reese) He's awake. 19:51.816 --> 19:53.693 Looks like he could use some room service. 19:53.734 --> 19:55.069 Room service? 19:55.111 --> 19:56.487 With the safe house out of commission, 19:56.529 --> 19:58.531 I had to make other arrangements. 19:58.572 --> 20:01.117 (Reese) Besides, Beale will be searching fleabag motels, 20:01.159 --> 20:02.827 not high-end hotels. 20:02.869 --> 20:04.578 How high-end? 20:04.620 --> 20:06.080 (Finch) Seems that protecting Mr. Duncan 20:06.122 --> 20:08.206 is becoming costly in more ways than one. 20:08.248 --> 20:09.625 Where are you, Finch? 20:09.667 --> 20:11.711 I have to assist Miss Groves. 20:11.752 --> 20:14.463 (Finch) I'll be unavailable for a short time. 20:14.505 --> 20:16.340 Fine, it'll give me a chance 20:16.382 --> 20:19.802 to find out what our friend here has been up to. 20:19.844 --> 20:21.888 Your turn to answer some questions. 20:21.929 --> 20:23.305 Like what? 20:23.347 --> 20:24.598 - Like what you were doing 20:24.640 --> 20:27.852 in your supervisor's office. 20:27.894 --> 20:29.353 What are you after and for who? 20:29.395 --> 20:32.314 [sighs] Look, man, I'm not a spy. 20:32.356 --> 20:35.818 I wasn't stealing state secrets, okay? 20:35.860 --> 20:40.114 I was looking for information... 20:40.156 --> 20:42.075 on my brother, Paul. 20:47.454 --> 20:49.623 Your brother? Why? 20:49.665 --> 20:51.918 Is he in some kind of trouble? 20:51.959 --> 20:54.795 No. He's dead. 21:18.694 --> 21:20.238 Harry. You made it. 21:20.279 --> 21:23.116 Yes. Your surprise is disheartening. 21:24.867 --> 21:26.493 Oh, dear. 21:26.535 --> 21:28.537 - Is he... - Just knocked out. 21:28.579 --> 21:32.041 Accidentally took an errant package to the head. 21:32.083 --> 21:34.543 What? He was coming on strong all day. 21:40.382 --> 21:42.301 We'll have to work fast. 21:42.342 --> 21:45.888 We're in a dead zone, but if the truck's off the grid too long, 21:45.930 --> 21:48.515 Samaritan will get suspicious. 21:48.557 --> 21:51.644 We should be able to locate any malware 21:51.685 --> 21:53.854 recently put on the system. 21:53.896 --> 21:56.149 [sighs] The quicker, the better. 21:56.190 --> 21:57.900 I'm not seeing anything in applications 21:57.942 --> 21:59.652 or the operating system. 21:59.693 --> 22:01.279 (Root) Try the firmware. 22:01.320 --> 22:03.156 [delivery man groans] 22:05.908 --> 22:08.119 [thump] [delivery man groans] 22:09.829 --> 22:11.080 Something tells me he's not going to be 22:11.122 --> 22:13.373 making any more unwanted advances. 22:13.415 --> 22:15.918 Let's stay on task, Harry. 22:15.960 --> 22:17.837 Appears you were right, Miss Groves. 22:17.878 --> 22:22.675 There is some code here in the firmware that doesn't belong. 22:22.716 --> 22:25.219 Can you copy it? 22:25.261 --> 22:26.344 Done. 22:26.386 --> 22:28.139 [groans] 22:34.687 --> 22:37.773 Goodness. Garrett, are you okay? 22:37.815 --> 22:39.441 What happened? 22:45.031 --> 22:46.824 [sighs] 22:46.866 --> 22:50.119 You have siblings? 22:50.161 --> 22:52.412 No. 22:52.454 --> 22:54.915 I just had one, Paul. 22:54.957 --> 22:56.416 He was eight years older than me. 22:56.458 --> 22:58.669 Oh, that's a big age difference. 22:58.711 --> 23:01.588 Yeah, Paul pretty much raised me. 23:01.630 --> 23:03.924 Our dad wasn't around much. 23:03.966 --> 23:06.802 The Army took up most of his time. 23:06.844 --> 23:08.512 My dad too. 23:08.554 --> 23:10.348 I was only 10 when Paul enlisted, 23:10.388 --> 23:13.475 decided to follow in our dad's footsteps. 23:13.517 --> 23:15.519 Over the next few years, I only saw him 23:15.561 --> 23:17.813 around the holidays, if at all. 23:17.855 --> 23:19.148 It was always the same conversation. 23:19.190 --> 23:20.774 He'd ask me about school, 23:20.816 --> 23:23.819 and I'd pretend to be interested in the Army. 23:23.861 --> 23:26.906 Truth was, we hardly knew each other anymore. 23:29.992 --> 23:34.247 So your brother was killed in action? 23:34.288 --> 23:36.498 The major who notified us said that Paul 23:36.540 --> 23:39.752 died heroically in the service of his country. 23:39.793 --> 23:41.087 Wouldn't say more than that. 23:41.128 --> 23:44.131 Paul's job was classified. 23:44.173 --> 23:47.218 I never cared what Paul did for the Army. 23:47.260 --> 23:53.557 I just...wanted to know what happened to him. 23:56.977 --> 23:58.979 After a few years at the firm, 23:59.021 --> 24:02.524 I was in a position to find out. 24:02.566 --> 24:04.985 By stealing classified military files? 24:05.027 --> 24:07.445 Yes, okay. A couple of times. 24:07.487 --> 24:13.577 But...it felt like my last chance to know my brother, 24:13.619 --> 24:15.537 who he was. 24:17.581 --> 24:19.917 Is that crazy? 24:19.959 --> 24:22.378 No. 24:22.420 --> 24:25.463 I know what it's like to lose someone, 24:25.505 --> 24:29.135 to want to know why. 24:29.176 --> 24:33.889 Well, all I learned was, Paul was no hero. 24:33.931 --> 24:36.976 Why do you say that? 24:37.017 --> 24:41.105 He was under investigation for treason. 24:41.147 --> 24:42.606 Treason? 24:45.359 --> 24:47.694 Do you still have access to the photos you took of his file? 24:47.736 --> 24:49.071 Yeah. 24:50.864 --> 24:52.658 Those goons might have taken my cell phone 24:52.699 --> 24:57.413 but not before I uploaded everything to the cloud. 24:57.455 --> 25:00.291 This says Paul went to work for the Pentagon 25:00.333 --> 25:02.251 as an intelligence officer. 25:02.293 --> 25:04.753 It's after that, the part about the investigation. 25:04.795 --> 25:08.007 He was in Afghanistan as a military advisor, 25:08.048 --> 25:09.925 where the CIA suspected 25:09.967 --> 25:12.845 he was behind a stolen weapons shipment. 25:16.932 --> 25:19.477 But why would a Pentagon intelligence officer 25:19.517 --> 25:23.939 be acting as a military advisor? 25:23.981 --> 25:25.899 Unless it was a cover. 25:32.948 --> 25:35.368 What is it? 25:35.409 --> 25:37.744 Nothing. 25:37.786 --> 25:39.997 Just need to figure out our next move. 25:48.922 --> 25:51.217 - Hey, Finch? - Mr. Reese. 25:51.258 --> 25:53.886 Did you learn what it was Mr. Duncan was stealing? 25:53.927 --> 25:57.306 Uh, information on his brother, 25:57.348 --> 25:58.556 about how he died. 25:58.598 --> 26:01.435 Died? What happened to him? 26:03.521 --> 26:05.439 So we done here? 26:09.527 --> 26:11.195 Unbelievable. 26:11.237 --> 26:13.989 You break into my quarters, hold me captive, 26:14.031 --> 26:16.033 wreck the place, and for what? 26:16.075 --> 26:18.202 You know what I've given to this country, 26:18.244 --> 26:20.662 the risks I take every day I'm out there? 26:20.704 --> 26:24.250 And this is how my own country chooses to repay me? 26:24.291 --> 26:27.211 Sorry, but I'm owed a hell of a lot more than that. 26:29.296 --> 26:30.672 You know what I've-- [gunshot] 26:33.967 --> 26:35.261 Now we're done. 26:35.302 --> 26:38.431 (Finch) John? John? 26:38.472 --> 26:39.681 (Reese) What? 26:39.723 --> 26:42.684 What happened to Duncan's brother? 26:42.726 --> 26:44.270 I killed him. 26:54.947 --> 26:57.366 Now I see the connection. 26:57.408 --> 26:59.535 Beale was running the agency's investigation 26:59.577 --> 27:01.245 into Duncan's brother, 27:01.287 --> 27:03.705 and he was the one who sent me and Stanton after him. 27:03.747 --> 27:06.375 Well, regardless of Duncan's desire 27:06.417 --> 27:07.834 to know how his brother died, 27:07.876 --> 27:09.962 you cannot tell him you were involved. 27:10.003 --> 27:13.090 It would make an already difficult situation untenable. 27:13.132 --> 27:14.508 (Reese) You're right about that. 27:14.550 --> 27:16.802 Our priority now is to save his life. 27:16.843 --> 27:19.346 With a little time, I could create a new identity for him, 27:19.388 --> 27:21.474 give him a fresh start in another country. 27:21.515 --> 27:23.850 (Reese) No, there's no place he could go 27:23.892 --> 27:25.352 that Beale wouldn't find him. 27:25.394 --> 27:27.896 What I need to do is get Beale to back off. 27:27.938 --> 27:30.399 How might you accomplish that? 27:30.441 --> 27:32.818 I got an idea. 27:32.859 --> 27:34.403 But I'm gonna need your help. 27:37.156 --> 27:40.117 [dramatic music] 27:40.159 --> 27:48.083 ♪ ♪ 28:05.683 --> 28:07.978 Yeah. When? 28:08.020 --> 28:10.189 Sir, Langley's detected an attempt 28:10.230 --> 28:12.107 to breach one of its databases. 28:12.149 --> 28:14.692 The hacker is searching for information on Paul Duncan. 28:14.734 --> 28:16.362 Can you trace the hack? 28:16.403 --> 28:18.572 It appears to be coming from Times Square. 28:18.614 --> 28:19.990 Turn around. 28:20.032 --> 28:22.993 [suspenseful music] 28:23.035 --> 28:27.331 ♪ ♪ 28:27.373 --> 28:28.790 That's impressive. 28:32.085 --> 28:34.838 (Duncan) I'm surprised that phony key card of yours got us inside. 28:34.880 --> 28:36.674 Yeah, my guy does good work. 28:36.714 --> 28:39.510 Security comes by every half hour. 28:39.552 --> 28:42.304 Don't worry about that; just focus on what we came here for. 28:47.100 --> 28:50.354 Okay, we have the location. 28:50.396 --> 28:52.022 Let's go. 28:52.064 --> 28:55.025 [dramatic music] 28:55.067 --> 29:02.991 ♪ ♪ 29:14.378 --> 29:16.547 (agent) Sir. Look at this. 29:16.589 --> 29:24.513 ♪ ♪ 29:32.354 --> 29:34.732 Hello. 29:34.814 --> 29:36.024 Your little ruse work? 29:36.066 --> 29:37.735 I certainly hope so, for John's sake. 29:39.778 --> 29:42.615 (Root) I see you're running the malware we found on the truck. 29:42.656 --> 29:44.074 Dissecting it. 29:44.116 --> 29:45.992 Running it would be far too dangerous, 29:46.034 --> 29:47.745 seeing as one of its primary functions 29:47.785 --> 29:50.205 is to connect its host to Samaritan. 29:50.247 --> 29:51.957 So what have you found out? 29:51.998 --> 29:54.418 Well, once active, it attempts to access 29:54.460 --> 29:56.920 all the files in the infected device 29:56.962 --> 29:58.756 and send all that information to Samaritan. 29:58.797 --> 30:00.758 - So it's spyware? - Partially. 30:00.799 --> 30:03.218 It also appears to have more advanced functions, 30:03.260 --> 30:06.138 but I haven't been able to decipher them just yet. 30:06.179 --> 30:08.766 Good work, Harry. 30:08.807 --> 30:10.768 Oh... 30:10.809 --> 30:13.937 And I solved your word puzzle. 30:13.979 --> 30:15.855 What puzzle? 30:15.897 --> 30:18.191 (Root) The string of ones and zeros the Machine sent you. 30:18.233 --> 30:20.778 It's not a program. It's a text file. 30:20.819 --> 30:22.446 A poem? 30:22.488 --> 30:24.657 (Root) It's Emily Dickinson. 30:24.698 --> 30:28.702 It's about change, metamorphosis. 30:28.744 --> 30:31.246 Change what? 30:31.288 --> 30:33.999 The Machine? 30:34.040 --> 30:36.251 Us? 30:36.293 --> 30:37.670 Maybe both. 30:41.006 --> 30:42.675 (Duncan) I never thought looking into Paul's death 30:42.716 --> 30:44.217 could get me killed. 30:44.259 --> 30:46.970 Arrested, maybe, but not dead. 30:47.012 --> 30:49.889 This is about more than your brother. 30:49.931 --> 30:52.643 He must've gotten close to something else. 30:52.685 --> 30:55.354 (Reese) Something sensitive. 30:55.395 --> 30:57.314 I'm back in. What am I looking for? 30:57.356 --> 30:58.982 (Reese) Any files that reference what your brother 30:59.024 --> 31:01.443 was doing for the Pentagon. 31:01.485 --> 31:03.069 Okay, here's something. 31:03.111 --> 31:04.862 It's a brief to Paul 31:04.904 --> 31:07.491 about an incoming weapons shipment 31:07.533 --> 31:09.576 that was a part of something called Desert Rain. 31:09.618 --> 31:10.703 Desert Rain? 31:10.744 --> 31:12.371 (Paul) It says here it was 31:12.412 --> 31:14.956 a joint operation between the Pentagon and the CIA. 31:14.998 --> 31:16.583 "Supplying arms to our allies, 31:16.625 --> 31:18.544 the Afghan National Police and Army." 31:18.585 --> 31:21.254 What kind of arms? 31:21.296 --> 31:25.759 Uh, small arms, light weapons, and surface-to-air missiles. 31:25.801 --> 31:28.470 Stingers, but those were restricted 31:28.512 --> 31:30.681 from going to our foreign allies. 31:30.723 --> 31:33.266 Too risky--they could wind up in enemy hands, 31:33.308 --> 31:36.770 which is why this entire op was being conducted off the books 31:36.812 --> 31:38.438 without Congressional approval. 31:38.480 --> 31:40.482 Move, please. 31:40.524 --> 31:42.234 The CIA suspected Paul 31:42.275 --> 31:44.403 of selling one of these weapons shipments. 31:44.444 --> 31:48.114 So when I looked up his records... 31:48.156 --> 31:51.869 They thought you were digging up information on their operation, 31:51.909 --> 31:54.162 which, if it got out, would take down 31:54.204 --> 31:56.540 some very powerful people. 31:56.582 --> 31:58.584 We need to get the hell out of here. Come on! 31:58.625 --> 32:01.086 Let's go. 32:01.127 --> 32:02.337 [dramatic music] 32:02.379 --> 32:03.589 [whispering] Come on. Come on. 32:03.630 --> 32:06.592 ♪ ♪ 32:06.633 --> 32:09.052 Drop it! Or I will put you down. 32:09.094 --> 32:10.429 Okay. 32:12.930 --> 32:14.307 But where's Beale? 32:16.810 --> 32:18.437 Nice to see you again, John. 32:24.317 --> 32:25.694 (Beale) Thought my eyes were playing tricks on me 32:25.736 --> 32:28.572 the other night, you being dead and all. 32:28.614 --> 32:32.534 But then I saw that move with the steering wheel. 32:32.576 --> 32:36.329 So creative. 32:36.371 --> 32:38.832 I should've known if anyone could cheat death, 32:38.874 --> 32:40.292 it would be you, John. 32:40.333 --> 32:42.836 How does he know your name? 32:42.878 --> 32:45.046 John and I used to work together. 32:45.088 --> 32:46.757 You worked for the CIA? 32:46.799 --> 32:48.966 A lifetime ago. 32:49.008 --> 32:51.136 So this is what you're doing for work these days? 32:51.177 --> 32:53.221 It's not that different from my old job. 32:53.263 --> 32:56.266 Just not killing people anymore. 32:56.308 --> 32:58.602 But you are interfering with agency business. 32:58.644 --> 33:01.354 The agency's business is killing civilians now? 33:01.396 --> 33:03.774 Civilians? Or spies? 33:03.816 --> 33:05.692 I'm not a spy. 33:05.734 --> 33:07.903 I just wanted to know what happened to my brother. 33:09.905 --> 33:11.740 You didn't tell him? 33:11.782 --> 33:14.409 Tell me what? 33:14.451 --> 33:17.245 Something about Paul? Why's he talking to you? 33:19.581 --> 33:22.334 Because I was there. 33:24.419 --> 33:27.004 My partner and I were sent to question him 33:27.046 --> 33:29.215 about selling information to the enemy. 33:29.257 --> 33:32.886 You? So then you must know. 33:32.928 --> 33:34.805 Was Paul a traitor? 33:34.847 --> 33:36.389 Tell me what happened. 33:38.057 --> 33:41.770 We questioned him, and then... 33:44.857 --> 33:49.736 We left, because Paul was innocent. 33:49.778 --> 33:51.404 (Duncan) Innocent? 33:53.490 --> 33:55.701 Your brother had a tough job, 33:55.742 --> 33:58.077 working in a war zone, 33:58.119 --> 34:01.164 where it was hard to tell the allies from the enemies. 34:01.206 --> 34:03.959 He could've lost his way, 34:04.001 --> 34:05.711 but he stayed true 34:05.752 --> 34:08.254 to himself and his mission. 34:08.296 --> 34:11.967 (Reese) A few days after we left, he was hit by an air strike 34:12.009 --> 34:16.930 in a nearby village, where he was doing his job... 34:16.972 --> 34:20.141 making a difference. 34:20.183 --> 34:24.229 What he's saying, is it the truth? 34:30.402 --> 34:32.529 Yeah. 34:32.571 --> 34:34.781 Like he said, 34:34.823 --> 34:36.742 your brother was a hero. 34:40.829 --> 34:44.290 Now I'm afraid there's still some... 34:44.332 --> 34:47.293 unfinished business we need to take care of. 34:47.335 --> 34:49.504 There always is. 34:49.546 --> 34:52.507 [dramatic music] 34:52.549 --> 34:56.553 ♪ ♪ 35:13.779 --> 35:16.031 [gun cocks] 35:21.078 --> 35:22.996 This ends now. 35:23.038 --> 35:24.456 You understand? 35:42.432 --> 35:45.310 Well, my driving days are done. 35:45.351 --> 35:48.229 - You quit? - Fired. 35:48.271 --> 35:51.900 One too many safety violations. 35:51.942 --> 35:54.820 (Finch) What is it that you've fashioned here? 35:54.861 --> 35:58.323 Oh, I installed the malware on it, 35:58.364 --> 36:01.034 and I'm letting it run. 36:01.076 --> 36:02.869 You what? 36:02.911 --> 36:06.414 Were you not listening when I said its most basic function 36:06.456 --> 36:09.375 is to establish a connection with Samaritan? 36:09.417 --> 36:13.046 Yes, which is why it's air gapped, wireless disabled, 36:13.088 --> 36:15.507 and running on rechargeable batteries. 36:15.548 --> 36:18.135 - It's isolated. - But why do this? 36:18.176 --> 36:21.554 The poem the Machine sent us about metamorphosis, 36:21.596 --> 36:25.517 I think she wants us to let the malware run its course. 36:25.558 --> 36:28.269 And I've already made a discovery. 36:28.311 --> 36:29.604 What? 36:29.646 --> 36:31.272 The malware is replicating itself 36:31.314 --> 36:33.733 and overwriting the laptop's existing code. 36:33.775 --> 36:36.945 It's working towards something. 36:36.987 --> 36:39.447 I still think you're taking an enormous risk. 36:39.489 --> 36:44.619 Yes. Our only option is to take risks, 36:44.661 --> 36:47.998 big ones, if we want any chance of finding Shaw 36:48.040 --> 36:50.333 or a way to defeat Samaritan. 36:50.375 --> 36:53.419 We have to be willing to do whatever it takes now, 36:53.461 --> 36:57.007 or we've already lost. 36:59.092 --> 37:02.179 It's no risk, no reward, Harry. 37:18.737 --> 37:20.822 Hello, Beale. 37:20.864 --> 37:23.616 Must be losing your touch. 37:23.658 --> 37:25.410 I made you three blocks back. 37:25.451 --> 37:27.328 [chuckling] Hell, I know. 37:27.370 --> 37:29.789 I was enjoying the walk. 37:29.831 --> 37:33.250 So where's your friend Duncan? 37:33.292 --> 37:35.294 He took a vacation. 37:35.336 --> 37:37.338 Not that it matters to you, 37:37.380 --> 37:39.174 'cause you're gonna forget about him. 37:39.216 --> 37:41.426 And why would I do that? 37:41.467 --> 37:43.095 Because if anything happens to Duncan, 37:43.136 --> 37:44.637 my associate and I will make sure 37:44.679 --> 37:49.017 the details about Operation Desert Rain go public. 37:49.059 --> 37:51.394 It'll end some careers. 37:51.436 --> 37:53.438 Might even see a few prosecutions. 37:56.315 --> 37:57.984 So you're saying you and I are going to have 37:58.026 --> 37:59.444 to trust each other again? 38:00.445 --> 38:01.863 Suppose I am. 38:04.281 --> 38:06.201 If all this was about the kid needing 38:06.243 --> 38:09.704 the truth about his brother, why not just give it to him? 38:09.746 --> 38:13.250 Duncan wanted to know how Paul died, 38:13.290 --> 38:16.335 but what he needed was to believe his brother was a hero 38:16.377 --> 38:19.172 so he could let it go. 38:21.258 --> 38:25.178 You were always good at doing what needed to be done. 38:25.220 --> 38:28.932 Glad to see some things haven't changed. 38:28.974 --> 38:30.892 But a lot has. 38:30.934 --> 38:33.728 It's a brave new world out there. 38:33.770 --> 38:36.856 Needs people like us more than ever. 38:36.898 --> 38:38.733 That's not a good thing. 38:38.775 --> 38:40.235 It's neither good nor bad. 38:40.277 --> 38:42.904 Just the way it is. 38:42.946 --> 38:45.448 We didn't make the world like this. 38:45.490 --> 38:48.785 Didn't we? 38:48.827 --> 38:52.164 I'll be leaving your name out of my report. 38:52.205 --> 38:54.582 As far as the agency is concerned, 38:54.624 --> 38:57.002 you're still dead. 38:57.043 --> 38:59.587 Why would you do that? 39:01.673 --> 39:04.176 Might be because you could've killed me the other night 39:04.217 --> 39:05.844 but you didn't. 39:05.885 --> 39:09.139 Or maybe I like knowing you're out there, 39:09.181 --> 39:11.183 a ghost, 39:11.224 --> 39:13.434 still doing what needs to be done. 39:29.159 --> 39:31.953 How'd you know it had a false bottom? 39:31.995 --> 39:34.831 I didn't. 39:34.873 --> 39:36.208 Then why'd you shoot him? 39:36.249 --> 39:38.459 He was justifying too much for someone 39:38.501 --> 39:40.128 who still believed in the mission. 39:40.170 --> 39:42.672 He thought the country owed him. 39:42.714 --> 39:45.008 Of course he took the money. 39:47.093 --> 39:50.263 You know why Beale really picked you over the other recruits? 39:50.305 --> 39:52.598 You saying it wasn't my test scores? 39:52.640 --> 39:54.100 [chuckles quietly] 39:54.142 --> 39:56.186 It was where you came from. 39:56.228 --> 39:59.731 You had no family, at least no real family. 39:59.772 --> 40:01.774 And after losing your adoptive mother, 40:01.816 --> 40:03.401 you were on your own. 40:03.442 --> 40:05.611 Beale knew that you'd give everything to the agency, 40:05.653 --> 40:09.782 because you didn't have anyone or anything to go back to. 40:09.824 --> 40:12.077 Except the girlfriend, 40:12.118 --> 40:15.205 and you didn't hesitate to walk away from her. 40:15.247 --> 40:17.332 Only because I had to. 40:17.374 --> 40:19.251 That's right, 40:19.292 --> 40:21.711 because we don't get normal lives, 40:21.753 --> 40:24.714 and you can't miss what you never had. 40:24.756 --> 40:26.632 That's why Beale picked us 40:26.674 --> 40:30.469 and why we're so good at our jobs. 40:30.511 --> 40:34.515 ♪ ♪ 40:39.854 --> 40:41.356 (Iris) When you said you wanted to take a walk, 40:41.398 --> 40:43.566 I didn't know you meant alone. 40:43.608 --> 40:45.735 - Hmm? - [laughs] 40:45.777 --> 40:48.696 You're just more quiet and brooding than usual. 40:50.615 --> 40:51.866 Sorry. 40:53.952 --> 40:57.122 Is it work? 40:57.163 --> 41:00.875 Or your side job? 41:00.917 --> 41:02.710 Look, I haven't pressured you to talk about it, 41:02.752 --> 41:05.088 but I notice things. 41:05.130 --> 41:09.759 Odd hours. Random cuts and bruises. 41:09.801 --> 41:13.221 Blood on your shirt cuff at lunch the other day. 41:13.263 --> 41:14.431 You caught that, huh? 41:14.471 --> 41:17.725 I read people for a living, remember? 41:19.685 --> 41:24.065 Well, you... read me pretty well, 41:24.107 --> 41:28.153 better than just about anyone ever has. 41:28.194 --> 41:30.696 But it's not the work that's the problem. 41:30.738 --> 41:32.240 It's my past. 41:32.282 --> 41:35.368 Your past isn't anything that you can control. 41:35.410 --> 41:37.036 Your future is. 41:39.122 --> 41:42.292 I wish it were that simple. 41:42.334 --> 41:44.836 But the things I've done-- 41:44.877 --> 41:48.047 You don't have to be that person anymore. 41:50.216 --> 41:53.303 Actually, I do... 41:53.345 --> 41:56.222 and that person doesn't get to have a normal life. 41:56.264 --> 41:58.475 Says who, hmm? 41:59.767 --> 42:00.893 The job. 42:00.935 --> 42:03.480 And when will the job be done, John? 42:07.025 --> 42:08.318 [sighs] 42:10.403 --> 42:13.906 Well, I hope for your sake, one day you get to be someone else, 42:13.948 --> 42:15.908 maybe have that normal life. 42:17.910 --> 42:21.122 Maybe one day. 42:21.164 --> 42:23.458 Just not today. 42:25.168 --> 42:27.086 And not with me. 42:37.263 --> 42:38.723 Good-bye, John. 42:44.645 --> 42:47.399 [cell phone rings] 42:47.440 --> 42:49.150 Yeah, Finch. 42:49.192 --> 42:52.278 (Finch) Mr. Reese? We have a new number. 42:52.320 --> 42:53.821 I'm on my way. 42:55.240 --> 42:58.201 [romantic music] 42:58.243 --> 43:01.120 ♪ ♪ 43:01.162 --> 43:04.249 [sweeping music] ? We have a new number.