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Thank you.

Thank you.

Sit in car number six.

We're going.

Four Alpha.

Repeat.

Four Alpha.

Window.

Three bodyguards.

Roger that.

Speed?

Constant 238 km per hour.

Is everything okay with you?

There's nothing better than killing bad boys.

Wait, wait.

Civilian on the way.

Civilian on the way.

I see a door.

Free.

Confirm.

Confirm.

The shooting range is free.

Shit.

To the same address as always?

Yes, sir.

All right.

That was your best shot ever.

It really impressed me.

Where did I hit him?

In the neck.

In a moving train.

You recorded it?

Yes, I filmed it, just like everyone else.

Here.

Delete it.

Henry, come on.

Four snipers sang it in front of you.

Do you hear?

Four.

All professionals.

And you just blew it away.

It really touched me.

I almost cried.

Delete it.

I'll delete it.

I'll delete it.

Good.

You can't do that!

What's wrong with you?

Are you alright?

I hit him on the neck.

I was aiming at his head.

In other jobs you can make mistakes.

Not in this one.

Still, you're the best.

The best in the world.

I'll keep an eye on you.

No coke.

Not today.

What's it called?

Give me a beer.

Are you serious?

You really want to stop?

Yes, sir.

Then come with me.

Okay.

There are a lot of people who can shoot.

But they're not like you.

They don't have a story.

Right.

But the story, I think, is my problem.

Oh, Henry.

We've been through a lot together.

And the world is safer.

I wouldn't be able to trust anyone like you.

There was a child.

A sweet little girl.

Right in front of him.

We only went a little bit next to him.

He's dead now.

You see?

This time...

I was lucky.

I didn't feel the shot.

Not the way I should have felt it.

72 killings, Daryl.

At some point, you won't be able to get rid of it so easily.

Deep inside, it feels as if I would have hurt my soul as well.

I need a little peace.

Good.

And what should I do now?

Wish me luck.

Morning.

Hey, where's Jerry?

He's enjoying his retirement.

It's gotten too hectic for him.

I'm Dani.

Nice to meet you.

I'm Henry.

That's 2346.

Yes, thank you, Henry.

Are you looking for something specific?

Oh, peace and quiet.

And mackerels.

Do you need them at Breaker's Point?

Was that a recommendation?

The weather would be good for that today, I'd say.

Living and letting live is not quite so easy, is it?

I'm allergic to bees.

Do you study that or do you want to become a fish flusterer?

I'm still doing a construction study, marine biology.

At the institute in Darien?

Georgia Bulldogs, yes.

Then take care of yourself, because a few of these dogs are also running around here.

I can do that, thank you.

I don't have to ask you how the business is going.

You could have.

And don't say I didn't ask you.

Hey, my friend.

Nice to see you, Henry.

Same to you, Jack.

And what are you doing now?

Feeling sexy?

Thank you for coming so quickly.

Of course.

Still married?

Yes.

My wife is on a shopping tour in Paris.

The son is in the boarding school.

What about you?

No wife, no children, no Paris.

On the next war, which hopefully won't happen.

So, what's going on?

You know him, don't you?

Why are you asking?

Because I'm afraid you're in trouble.

Are you?

I killed him in Lüttich.

Did they tell you who it was?

Valery Dormov, terrorist.

No.

Valery Dormov, molecular biologist.

He's been working here in our country for 30 years.

I know his file.

Bioterrorist.

The file was manipulated.

Whom don't I know?

Why?

I don't know either.

Where did you get the information?

From a friend.

From the other side.

Okay.

Can I talk to him?

Sure.

On Skype?

FaceTime?

Jack, I want to talk to him.

Okay, whatever.

He owes me something.

I hope I'm wrong, but... just be careful.

After all those years in the D.I.A., I still have something to catch up with.

You've always been very decent.

Please.

Did they tell you who that is?

Valery Dormov, terrorist.

No, Valery Dormov, molecular biologist.

He's been working here in our country for 30 years.

Not contacting me is always risky for you.

I know how to appreciate that.

That was obvious.

I owe you something.

And I owe you.

Very regretful.

I somehow liked Henry.

Henry is part of the DIA, Clay.

He supports me.

And he now knows that you lied?

We let him supervise him.

Standard procedure for people who break up.

We have him under control.

Under control?

Henry Brogan?

You know Dormov's contacts.

He will follow this trail until he can put the gun on our throats.

What about his command officer?

This bald head?

Patterson.

He won't be happy, but he won't turn his back on me.

Then I'll close this now and let it look like an action of the Russians.

You won't do anything.

I'll tell my people that Henry has become very deviant and will do it.

After you have sown it at Dormor four times?

No, you need Gemini.

I will not allow any killings on American soil.

You don't have anyone who can turn Henry Brogan off.

I do.

We like to clear our own dirt ourselves.

Thank you.

You have made a huge mistake and therefore endangered everything we have worked for.

You have an attempt.

Don't waste it.

Please.

Surprise me.

Did you catch something?

Okay.

Most of them try with flowers or a playlist they think is romantic.

Are you from the D.I.A.?

Depends.

What's the name of the D.I.A.?

Drunk alcohol rush.

Did Patterson send you to keep an eye on me?

Patterson?

Daryl Patterson.

As luck would have it, he was just here.

That's it with your disguise.

You're fired.

Okay, I was just in the middle of a Marvin Gaye song and I'm going to listen to it now.

Name me three buildings on the Daryl estate.

Are you serious?

Come on, you biologist.

Rhodes Hall, McWhorter Hall, Rooker Hall.

Yes, you're the one.

A normal person would have sent me to hell.

Not if he's polite.

You're good.

You're good.

Where do you live?

What?

I'd like to see your apartment.

What's that supposed to mean?

Where I'm sure I won't find a single book about marine biology.

But I'm sure there's a big book about Henry Brogan.

Excuse me.

Okay, it was funny so far, but I have to work now.

Excuse me.

I have the 9-meter bowrider.

Okay.

I'd like to refuel and need... Just a moment, sir.

One second.

I'm sorry.

How about a drink?

So you can interrogate me, or what?

No, I'll probably spend the whole time apologizing.

Pelican Point?

They have a great band there on Sunday.

When do you have a party here?

Please.

At seven.

And I need a Lenz pump, twelve volts.

Twelve volts.

Okay, see you at seven.

But your crazy side stays at home.

Sorry about earlier.

Bad habit.

I don't trust people that fast, but I'm sure you're the same.

How did you get that?

Where did you get that?

After 25 years in the service, you still have a few friends.

So I'm burned.

My dad was with the FBI.

And pretty proud to serve his country.

Why?

He tried to stop a bank robber.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I read that you spent four years with the 5th Fleet in Bahrain.

Yes, I love the sea.

However, several hundred sailors in a sardine bag are less fun.

Okay, better than the bunker in Mogadishu.

And now, so D.I.A., department-covered operations, recruitment of agents, not a single minus point.

Sorry, but...

And then the General Inspector sends you to this harbour to spy on someone who's just sitting there in silence?

And that doesn't make you dizzy?

Well then, goodbye for now.

It was nice to keep an eye on you.

You'll probably send me somewhere else tomorrow.

Well, how about it?

I'll drive you home.

No, thanks.

My apartment is right over there.

Wieso setzen Sie sich zur Ruhe?

Ich habe mich dabei ertappt, wie ich vermeide, in Spiegel zu sehen.

Und ich glaube, das ist ein Zeichen.

Passen Sie auf sich auch da draußen.

Sie auch.

Gute Nacht, Toast.

Look at the stars, Jack.

Don't forget your kick.

Concentrate, Henry.

You're already five.

You can do it.

Okay, one more try.

Hi, this is Jack.

I'm Segel.

Does that mean we're doing something again?

Where are you?

My stupid surveillance.

Disappear immediately.

Don't go home and don't go to your girlfriend.

Take what you have in cash and pay the next bus.

I'll do it.

Don't use a cash machine and go to a place where no one knows you.

Are you sure?

They're in front of my house and you're an insecurity factor for me.

Don't worry, I'll figure it out.

How can I reach you?

Not at all.

Don't contact anyone, especially no one from the D.I.A.

and throw your cell phone away immediately.

There's no time for that now.

But for a coffee.

Do you have your things ready?

First tell me what this is about.

A special unit has just tried to kill me.

And I find you sleeping here.

Which means to me that you don't know anything about it.

No, because in that case I would have warned you.

So you're next.

Let's get dressed.

I'm sure there's a second key in the office.

Is there a fast one?

You're looking for him, aren't you?

Where is he?

Either you tell me right now... Stop!

Damn it!

You can tell me now, or in five minutes, but then without teeth.

You will tell me.

That was three.

How many do you need?

Who sent you?

You can tell me now or in five minutes.

But then without teeth.

Everything okay?

That was Leicester.

How do you know?

If you get on this boat, you'll leave your life behind you, with all the people you've known.

Is that clear to you?

It's good that you're scared.

That way you'll stay alert.

No one has tried to kill me so far.

The only thing that matters is that he didn't make it.

What are you afraid of?

Except for bees.

Drinking.

This is how you clean up your mess.

Save yourself the lecture.

Even the fall of Hindenburg has less excitement.

What should we do now?

What do you suggest?

Henry Brogan is like any soldier.

Young and dumb, you believe everything that is said.

But when you get older, the weariness shows.

You develop a conscience.

That's why we need a new kind of soldier.

Germany will do it now.

I'm sorry, I can't allow that.

I don't need your permission.

If you want to go to your superiors, they are sure to be excited to learn about our secret project.

It will look like a attack on the Russians.

And so Henry also gets a state award.

With a pretty flag on the coffin, 21 salutes.

You keep an appointment, pour a few tears, and then he goes into history as a hero.

And life goes on.

Not for Henry.

I beg you.

Idiots like Henry are destined to end as collateral damage.

Let's not do anything about it.

Do you have an agent ready?

The perfect agent, even.

Thank you.

It's working again.

No hunger?

I die of hunger, but the things there ran out three years ago.

Really?

It tastes okay.

The guy with the teeth said you were a traitor.

Did you believe him?

99% he didn't.

That one percent annoys you, doesn't it?

Henry, has something like this ever happened to you?

What do you mean?

That your own government is trying to kill you.

No, that's not it.

You've been at the agency for a long time.

Do you have any idea what's going on here?

Believe me, if I knew that, I wouldn't be on this nice vacation with you.

I'm going to handle the peacekeeping regulations in the agency in a completely different way.

Danny, this is Baron.

The biggest gooner and the best pilot I know.

Danny, Baron.

Hey, Toast.

I've got your ordered vector phones with me.

And first of all, you can sneak into my Cartagena.

Nobody knows you there.

We're in deep shit right now, to be honest.

And Jack is dead, I think.

Oh, shit.

Yeah.

Did someone follow you?

No.

Come on, let's get out of here.

Oh, before that, I'd like to have another cracker.

Please.

Thank you.

Does he do that at home?

I don't think so.

I don't know.

Do you do that?

No.

If you think it's inappropriate at home, why do you think it's inappropriate in physics class?

I don't know.

Probably because it's just boring.

Hello?

You really have something against me sitting in peace?

Henry, thank God, you're alive!

Save it.

Is Marino dead?

Jack Willis?

That's not me.

None of them.

I swear.

I trusted you.

You still can.

I'll call you back from another number.

604-555-0131.

You have 30 seconds.

Excuse me.

May I use your phone?

I'll give you $100.

Tell me whose idea it was to set up a team on Agent Zakoroski's apartment.

That wasn't my decision either.

She works for the internal affairs department.

Is she with you?

Yes.

Not quite voluntarily.

Okay, this is nothing I want to discuss on the phone with you.

I'm at my son's school right now.

What the hell is this shit about?

We have a problem.

Gemini.

Your old friend works here with Janet Lasseter.

I can't stop her.

Okay.

Dormov.

Did he have anything to do with Gemini?

Dormov, who I shot down in the train.

Because you said he was a Russian terrorist, did this Dormov work for Gemini?

That was a while ago.

You let me kill someone for Clay Varys?

Henry, I wasn't serious.

I'm sorry, but... How many times have you pulled this number off?

How many times have you falsified files and sent me off to make a completely innocent man cold?

Never.

That was a one-time action.

I swear to you, in the life of my son.

Listen.

Agent Zakarouski has nothing to do with it.

Henry, you can explain all that.

I promise you.

But you have to come back for that.

Both of you.

What for, Dao?

Okay.

Gemini.

What were you talking about?

A paramilitary company owned by Clay Varys.

The Agency works with them a lot.

Anything else?

Baron and I were under Varys with the Marines.

Panama, Kuwait, Somalia.

Barrist left the military and founded Gemini.

He wanted to settle us.

We both gave up.

I was clever and moved 1,500 miles away.

Yes, I should have done that.

Barriss gets billions every year for turning off target people, no matter what.

This is Gemini.

Abductions.

Inofficially, of course.

Torture.

You call on them if you want to let twelve Saudi princes disappear without a hitch.

Or if you need someone to train your death squadron.

During the sniper training, Clay Varys went out to sea with me.

Five miles.

Then he tied weights to my feet, threw me overboard and said, swim as long as you can.

Did he know about your fear?

Of course.

Why would I care?

And what did you do?

I tried to swim as long as I could.

And then I drowned.

I was dead.

He fished me out, brought me back with the defibrillator, and said now I was ready to serve under his command.

A toast.

To the next war, which hopefully won't happen again.

No war.

We'll see how it goes tomorrow.

We'll need some sleep first.

Well, do you want a room together?

Two.

Two, two.

Okay, I'll pack you in the garage if you want.

Two rooms, that's enough.

I just wanted to let you choose.

Then this way.

Sniper.

Opposite.

If I go now, he'll follow me.

You stay with Baron.

He'll get you safe.

Okay?

Sniper.

On the roof, upstairs.

You're a real shit guest, you know that?

How the hell did they find us?

She's good.

Really good.

But she doesn't know everything yet.

So take care of her.

Thank you.

Ah!

Stop right there!

Who are you?

I don't want to shoot you!

Fine.

Then don't shoot me.

But I'll shoot you.

I could have shot you on the roof.

You should have done better.

Did they show you a picture of me?

Yes, you look old.

Boy, if you go one more step, you won't leave me any choice.

I'll get him!

I'll get him!

I'll get him!

Let's go.

Huh?

Huh?

Don't move!

Come here!

Hands!

Hands!

Hands!

Hands!

Hands!

Hands!

Hands!

Hands!

Hands!

Hands!

Rowan.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you, Captain.

You're welcome.

It's burned out.

Somewhere I can see it coming.

I wanted to go in there with a gun, but she thought the diplomatic approach was more promising.

A little shooting wouldn't have been a problem.

Good work in there.

And what now?

Can you take me to Budapest?

What is Budapest?

Jack's informant, Juri.

These guys are not following me because I'm sitting in peace, but because they believe that Jack gave me secret information.

And Juri knows what it's about.

I'm sorry, partner, but my Aztec doesn't fly that far.

But maybe you know someone who's sorry for us?

The Gulfstream?

Well, I got a woman way over town.

That's good to me.

Oh yeah.

I got a woman way over town.

Henry.

Do you have a son?

Why?

The boy on the motorcycle.

Did you notice anything about him?

Yes, he was very good.

I mean his face.

He looked like you.

I thought so, too.

So, have you ever had a long relationship?

No.

Unless we count you in.

Is it possible that you have a son without you knowing?

No.

No.

Yeah, but how do you explain that?

Danny.

It's okay.

And thank you, by the way.

For what?

You left Baron's house, so I wouldn't be the target.

And I was only picked up in Georgia, even though she was at the collar.

I just wanted you to fly privately too.

For free to Hungary, for example.

Where will I find what then?

Hungary.

It was strange.

As if I had seen a ghost.

A ghost that kills.

Like someone I used to be.

I told you to stay in Columbia and wait for orders.

I wanted to talk to you.

He's very good.

He's the best.

That's why I sent you.

He knew every step of me before I killed him.

I had him in sight.

It would have been a safe shot.

And then he was gone.

Like a ghost.

Did you see his face?

Not really, just a dirty mirror up on the stairs.

I thought you were on the roof.

I thought so too.

He saw me, so I had to jump.

What do we keep telling you?

Hold the higher position and drive the enemy so close that he can't escape anymore.

I know all that.

The whole thing is kind of weird.

Freaky.

Why?

Like when I look at myself from the outside.

Who is he?

Junior, what you feel as peculiar and what irritates you, that's fear.

Let her in.

Let yourself in.

Accept her and then overcome her.

You stand just ahead, my son.

Just ahead.

Are you hungry?

Yes, sir.

Maybe a bowl of cornflakes?

Yes, sir.

Quite a lot of new ones.

Yes.

These will be the first ground troops in Yemen.

Have they understood what this operation is about, or are they just shooting at everything that moves them?

They are the elite.

Very disciplined.

If they have their target in sight through an apartment window, then they shoot.

Maybe you should think about it on the flight to Budapest.

Henry has just landed there.

You fly immediately.

Thank you for coming.

Here are the samples.

I'll have the results in two days.

I'll need them in two hours.

We have a meeting with Juri.

He signed it.

Everything okay?

I know now why he's as good as you.

He is you.

What?

There's a lab here for DNA analysis.

I gave him samples of you and the boy's baseball cap.

He looked so much like you that I thought he must be your son.

That's why...

They compared them three times.

Your DNA and his.

And they were identical every time.

Not similar, but identical.

As if you were one person.

He's a clone.

That's why you thought I'd confused the samples and made a mistake.

He is you.

How is that even possible?

It's complicated, but it's doable.

All you need is a mother-in-law and the DNA test.

If you're able to clone a human, then you should rather clone doctors and scientists, not me.

Why don't you clone Nelson Mandela?

Nelson Mandela couldn't have killed a man in a train from such a distance.

Yuri.

Mr. Brogan?

Before we get to the point, I must admit, I've admired your work for years.

So that means you know who I am?

Even if we have not met yet, I have been following your career for a long time.

I would like to congratulate you on your rest, but your last job raises some questions.

Yes, that my government lies to me and then tries to kill me, is that what they want?

Yes, but in Russia that is normal, everyday life, so to speak.

Only you Americans, you are always insulted.

So, why did Dormov try to go back to Russia?

And why should I kill him?

Yes, straight to business.

Oh, typical Americans.

Of course, they are very busy.

We were both friends with Jack.

He was a good man.

Like you, I am sad about his death.

But the reason why you are here and I didn't kill you, not yet, is that we have a common enemy.

Clay Varys.

He lured Domov into the West and financed his lab.

The fruit of his work is what you see here.

The sheep Dolly was cloned in 1996, but in 1995... Was I the sheep?

See it as a compliment.

You were the only one.

After all, Varys treated the clone with her DNA like his own son.

And brought him to the perfect killer.

Why did Dormov want to leave?

We tried to lure him back for years.

But then, last year, they had a fight.

Dormov got scared and contacted me.

That doesn't explain why they sent me to kill him.

We have evidence that Dormov managed to break through.

A modification of human DNA.

The way to mass production.

But Dormov wanted the soldiers stronger, more intelligent.

Varys.

Varys wanted something different.

What did he want different?

Mr. Brogan, in what you do, you are the best.

But you also get tired, have doubts, fears, feel pain, maybe guilt.

You have a conscience.

That makes you human, but suboptimal as a soldier.

Not quite perfect, not profitable enough.

Clayton Varys intends to play God with the DNA.

He must be stopped.

Why don't you send a rocket if it's so dangerous?

Are you going to send a laboratory into the air?

That's exactly what we intend to do.

And in doing so, you are our rocket.

I wish you good luck.

Oh, one more thing.

Your escape two days ago was...

Exceptionell.

Ich saß im Sessel wie gefesselt.

Was?

Wie?

Woher wissen Sie denn das schon wieder?

Ich bin ein Fan von Ihnen.

Was soll ich sagen?

Wenn auch nur die Hälfte von dem, was er sagt, stimmt, müssen wir mit dem Jungen reden.

Sonst wird er weiter versuchen, dich zu töten.

Oh, and you think if your 50-year-old self shows up and claims you're his clone, you'll be more peaceful?

51.

What?

I'm just saying.

You know you're 51, don't you?

Yes, I know.

He's the mirror you don't want to see, Henry.

But he's our chance to get to Varys.

Janet Lasseter?

Who wants to know?

I have a message for you.

From a man who gave me $1,000 on my Feathercoin account, so you can get it for sure.

Does this man have a name?

His name is $1,000 on my Feathercoin account.

Hello, Janet.

If you plan to kill me again, here's the thing.

Your private address is 1376 Coral Grove.

The code of your alarm system is 1776.

You stand up every morning at 6.12 a.m. and take your caffeine-free soy latte at exactly 6.42 a.m. Every evening you stand in comfortable jogging pants and a Jose Cueva Margarita in front of your big living room window and watch the secrets of court medicine on TV.

This is Lasseter.

I have guards at 10 a.m. and 2 a.m.

If you stand up too, you will be EMFed.

And if I was of the opinion that the world needed a second me, I would have a child.

The program was already there before I started at the agency, you know that.

Yes, typical politician answer.

When something goes wrong, knock it off.

Give the boat a drink.

You can go.

Yes, your agent is also here, involuntarily.

Danielle Zakarouski.

She would like to come back.

Good.

And just like me, she's a patriot.

However, in contrast to me, she wants to get the nuts out of the fire for you assholes for a few more decades.

That's why her safety can't be negotiated.

Ten and two o'clock, Janet.

One soy latte with extra espresso for Janet.

And I'll only hand you over to the guy you put on me in Cartagena.

Don't get the idea of sending someone else.

Family meeting.

God, how sweet.

Yes, keep it up.

You'll be the first person I'd kill for free.

How fast can you get to Budapest?

In five minutes.

Good.

She'll be in the Weider Hunyadburg courtyard at midnight today.

Enjoy your latte.

What's AMF called?

Adios, motherfucker.

How does he know we're here?

You think it works?

Yes.

How do you know?

I know what he's up to.

Would you say you feel attracted to me?

What?

Me?

At my age?

Really?

But my younger, less mature version?

Possibly.

You know, back in Georgia, I didn't have to think about it.

That was instinct.

And he has exactly the same.

But here, he wants me.

Right.

Pretty courtyard.

I'm sorry, ma'am.

Before we go on, I have to ask you to undress.

What do you mean, please?

I have to make sure you're not wired.

Okay, just don't... Ma'am.

I always like to be polite to my parents.

Please take your things out.

And now please turn around.

I can see you're not a good man.

Being a good man helps me survive.

Call him.

Thank you.

Rogan.

If you're not here in 12 minutes, I'll shoot two bullets in your head.

.

.

.

.

.

.

Taking a taxi is clever.

Where are you from?

According to your personality, from the southern states.

If you already use me as bait and possibly murder me, you can at least talk to me.

From the vicinity of Atlanta.

You two have a lot in common.

I doubt that.

You'll be surprised.

I watched him from the start, just like you now.

And I got to know him.

He has a soft heart, like you.

What do you know about my heart?

I know that you hate him.

And that it tells you that there's something wrong with the job you're doing here.

A job is a job, ma'am.

Man.

They buried quite a few down here.

Stop right there.

Let's go.

You won't see the Stolperdraht yourself if you destroy all the lights.

But I think I know what you're up to down here.

The darkness neutralizes its strength and the narrow space is an advantage for you.

He can't throw a grenade, otherwise he'll kill me too.

But let's say he takes the gas.

Something stifling or something.

What am I even talking about?

Gas mask, night vision device, everything.

Over there.

Cable ties.

They have to be for me.

But may I ask you something?

If you can hold your breath so that I can answer.

How much do you know about him?

Has anyone told you why he's supposed to die?

The guy went crazy.

He killed his spotter and eight agents in one night.

Did they tell you that?

He did.

No.

No, it wasn't like that.

I was there too.

Yes, he killed these men, but only because you wanted to kill him.

And me, on behalf of Gemini.

And by the way, his spotter was shot in Virginia.

The other men, however, down in Savannah.

Henry can shoot from a great distance, but not from such a great distance.

Now think about it.

That doesn't fit back and front together.

Tell me, do you even hear me?

That is...

Better.

Stand up.

Over there.

Stand up.

Thank you.

Here.

Do you know how to light them?

What's that supposed to do?

Thank you for the hint with the grenade.

You talked to him the whole time?

Yes.

You search for the right person, or you leave it.

And so you know, I'm not going to kill you.

But I won't hesitate if you force me to.

What did Clay Varys tell you about me?

Okay, then I'll tell you something about him.

Because I've known Mr. Varys for a long time.

How did he start with you?

With the hunt for birds and rabbits, maybe?

To then go to a larger wilderness at twelve?

And at nineteen, twenty, he then ordered you to shoot a man.

Does that ring a bell to you?

Yes.

Accept your fear and overcome it.

And he would have told you that you had to defend the weak and that you were a great warrior.

But these voices in you, they remained.

They don't stop whispering to you that you're different than all the others around you.

They tell you you're not normal.

You know shit, kid, I know you in and out and more than that.

You're allergic to bees, you hate coriander, and when you sneeze, you always sneeze four times.

But everyone hates coriander.

You're over-precise, thorough, disciplined and merciless.

You live like a puzzle.

You're a chess player, right?

And a good one, I bet.

But you suffer from sleeplessness.

Because your mind doesn't come to rest.

And even then you have nightmares every time.

And these wonderful dreams of three in the morning.

Can someone please save me?

Nightmares.

And then the doubts that eat you up.

You hate them and you hate yourself for it.

Because they give you a feeling of weakness.

And a good soldier has no doubts.

Und der einzige Augenblick, in dem du mit der Welt im Reinen bist, ist, wenn du flach auf dem Bauch liegst, bereit, den Abzug zu drücken.

Nur in diesem Moment hat das Leben für dich einen Sinn.

Woher weiß ich das wohl alles?

Ist mir scheißegal, woher du das weißt.

Sieh mich an, dummkopf!

Sieh uns an!

Your father took my blood 25 years ago and stole it from me.

He created you out of me.

Our DNA is identical.

He told the truth.

Shut up.

He chose me because there's never been anyone like me.

And so you can replace me when I get old one day.

He lied to you all the time.

And told you you were a fool.

There are so many who could have chased me.

Why did he send you?

I'm the best.

No, you are not quite obvious.

What a stubborn dog you are.

Should this be something like your step into adult life?

I should die and you should do it?

Because as long as I'm alive, Clay's little experiment is not over.

This is the madman for whom you are supposed to press the trigger here.

You have no idea about him at all.

You want to get me into trouble.

I want to save you, you idiot!

Hey, hey!

Get in there!

Come on.

Don't let him go!

Stop!

Stop or I'll kick you out!

No, you won't!

Let him go!

Let him go!

Let him go!

I'm not you!

Leave me alone, old man!

I'm not you!

Where is he?

He's gone.

Did you hit him?

Yes, I think so.

Where?

In his shoulder.

Then he'll recover.

Is that good or not?

I told you.

I want to go to Varys.

I would sleep a little.

You should too.

Don't sleep.

The nightmares, you know.

Sleep.

Explain to me, why is it so hard for you to kill this man?

Do you know how much I hate Big Hammock Park?

What?

Since my 12th birthday, we go there every year to shoot dead chickens.

And every time I hate it.

But when I was a baby, how can we know when my birthday is?

But you didn't notice, so we're...

Okay, then let's go to Chuck E. Cheese's next time.

Yes.

You and me and the lab crew who made me.

Oh.

Yes.

I...

I think I thought you...

You're happier when you're not.

Happier?

Do you know when I'm happy?

When I lie flat on my stomach, ready to push the trigger.

Only in that moment am I happy.

It wasn't even on purpose.

a woman was pregnant and your husband was standing and you had to raise me.

No, you commissioned a scientist from a human being, a second human being.

No, no, that's not how it was.

Yes, that's exactly how it was.

And why did you send me to kill him?

Of all the archers in the world, why did you send me?

Because he is your dark side and you have to deal with him alone.

You were my dark side.

Because you lied to me.

For example... ...that my parents... ...had killed me at a fire station.

And I believed it.

Do you know what that feels like?

A little lie.

It was necessary.

Nothing was necessary.

None of it.

Deine Entscheidung, mir das anzutun.

Siehst du denn nicht, wie schlecht es mir geht?

Schwachsinn!

Du vergisst, mit wem du sprichst, Junior.

Ich war im Kampf draußen.

Ich habe Soldaten durchdrehen sehen, weil mehr von ihnen verlangt wurde, als sie geben konnten.

Aber so bist du nicht.

Your world is stable and reliable because I care about it.

You have something that Henry never had in his life.

He didn't have a loving, caring, always present father who tells you every goddamn day how important and valuable you are to him.

My God, the point of the matter was to give you Henry's abilities without you feeling his pain.

And so it is.

And no doubts, Junior.

You are something special.

I love you, my son.

But you have to pull yourself together now.

Like so many of my encounters, it was short, but beautiful.

Thank you, baby.

There must be a pickup somewhere in here.

No movement.

What was in there?

Bee venom.

No.

You can't do that.

You can't do that.

He's allergic.

Henry, can you breathe?

Henry, try to breathe.

Are you okay?

Please.

Henry.

Henry, can you breathe?

Please.

Henry, try to breathe.

Henry.

Henry.

Breathe.

Why are you doing this?

Come on.

Why are you doing this?

Henry, breathe.

Come on.

Breathe, Henry.

Epinephrine, an antihistamine.

It's coming back.

I'm sorry.

I had to be safe.

It's all right.

The situation is a bit difficult.

I don't like to interrupt, but how do you always know where we are?

They're tracking you.

Do you trust me?

They inserted the chip in your operation three years ago.

Varys.

Do you know him too?

Panama, Kuwait, Somalia.

Can you bring us to him?

We have to stop him.

Both of us.

You grew up in Philadelphia, didn't you?

It was a poor area.

A poor area?

Tell me about my mother.

Helen Jackson Brogan.

She had two jobs for 40 years.

And what did she do to my ass?

Did you deserve it?

Most of the time.

When you run around angry and headless because you don't know what to do, you deserve it.

My father wasn't there much, and he left when I was five.

If she looked at me, she'd probably always have looked at him.

So... She saw me coming away.

She forced me.

For the first time, I found real friends.

Hooray!

And I met Clay Barris.

I found out what I'm really, really good at.

When I left the Marines, I had the chest full of organs.

She was dead, and...

I ended up here.

You have to stop with it.

As long as you can.

I can only do this.

That's all he taught you.

Stop with it.

And learn something sensible.

Sure.

A lawyer?

Doctor?

Husband?

Father?

Yes, all tasks for which your job is the perfect excuse not to take them.

I didn't take it.

But that's why you don't have to lose this talent a second time.

Excuse me, what's your name?

My name is always Junior.

Clay Junior.

I don't know how far.

That's another reason to finally stop.

Are you really sure?

I have to talk to him.

And what then, if we're with him?

He won't give up.

That's him.

Give him to me then.

I'd like to tell him that his best friends are in the house.

Go ahead.

This is Junior.

Are you with Brogan?

Why should I?

You sent me to kill him, didn't you?

Doesn't matter now.

Get out of there.

What?

Get out.

Away from him.

Immediately.

Junior, I want you to be safe.

Why?

Because I'm your favorite experiment?

No, because I'm your father.

And now listen to me.

Get out of there!

Get out of the car!

Get out!

Get out!

I'm sorry, Henry.

Chief Mitchell?

What is it?

Clay Varys, withdraw your units immediately.

Sir?

We have to deal with a terror cell here that has biological ammunition.

All units, withdraw immediately.

The federal authorities have been informed and are on their way.

Understood.

Keep me up to date.

Yes, sir.

Take your men away.

Right now.

Getting rid of him was the right thing to do, Junior.

I behaved like a coward.

And that pisses me off.

I asked too much of you.

I can see that now.

He deserved more than being chased into the air with a rocket.

I don't care what he deserved.

He has to die.

Are you going to send your gorillas back now?

No, you do it.

Just press down and take over.

The weaknesses in his armor are joints, eyes and throat.

You right, I left.

Cover me!

Cover me!

Cover me!

Cover me!

Cover me!

Cover me!

Cover me!

I should have cloned myself.

A loving, caring, always present father.

How many shots do we have left?

One.

Okay.

I'm sorry.

What?

That you're in here.

I've been watching you.

Yeah.

Whatever.

I'm sorry.

We're getting out of here.

You're a great partner.

Danke.

Entschuldige das Abhauen.

Na ja, es war eine harte Nacht.

Wie viele sind noch draußen?

Das waren jetzt alle.

Und wer ist?

Außer Gefecht.

Aber er lebt noch.

Here.

How bad is it?

It'll be fine.

It won't.

You stay here, and we'll find a way out.

Thank you.

Don't you feel any pain?

I don't understand why you're so angry, Henry.

You were the inspiration for all this.

Do you know when it was?

All good with you?

Khafji.

In the house fight there, I wished I had a whole division of men.

All as good as you.

That's why I thought about how that could be done.

So I'm glad you're here.

First, when you're dead.

You've seen it over there.

The horrors.

And how friends were sent back in wooden boxes.

Why should we accept that, when things are different?

And look at what we have achieved.

We are both in it.

Don't you think your country deserves a perfect version of you?

There is no perfect version of me.

Or him, or anyone else.

No?

He was on his way to Yemen.

Now, thanks to you, his place is taken by someone with parents.

Someone who feels pain and fear.

What we had removed from him.

Someone with just as many weaknesses as the terrorists we want to kill.

Do you think that's better?

Then he'll get a whole army out of it.

Yes, why not?

It would save many American families from suffering.

Beloved sons and daughters would no longer die, and veterans would no longer kill themselves because of their war traumas.

With this, we can make the world safe, without only one person suffering.

So who do I harm?

It's still about humans, Clay.

Henry.

That's the most humane thing Gemini has ever done.

How many versions of me are still out there?

You only exist once, Junior.

He was a weapon.

You are my son.

I love you.

Like every father loves his child.

Like every father.

I don't have a father.

The wolf.

Hey, hey.

And what are we going to do with him now?

Deliver him to the authorities?

We're not going to sue him, nor are we going to close the lab.

We're going to end this right here and now.

Look at me.

Look at me.

If you give up now, it will burden your soul forever.

And follow you for a lifetime.

Let her go.

Give her to me.

You don't want these ghosts.

Believe me.

You should know better.

What else do you care about?

Well, we won't be friends anymore.

After all, you knew that they wanted to kill me.

But still, I don't want you to drink to death.

The Gemini's lab has been dismantled.

The clone program is history.

And Junior?

He is untouchable.

He will be left alone.

Forever.

And there are no other clones.

We've checked.

What about you?

Those of the inner security threaten to sue me.

But if I deliver them to Janet, I can make a deal.

She deserved it.

Believe me, I'm sorry, Henry.

All the best, then.

You too.

Enjoy your rest in peace.

Hey.

Nice to see you.

My congratulations on the promotion.

You'll make it big.

I mean, after you, I'll be able to do everything.

And how did it go for you?

Good.

I settled Baron's legacy and spread his ashes in the Caribbean.

All I want to do now is make the world a better place.

I just don't know how.

That's possible.

And?

Are you sleeping better?

Better, yes.

Keine Albträume.

Nicht wie früher.

Ich habe kürzlich sogar einen Spiegel sehen können.

Wirklich?

Es war nicht so schlimm, wie ich dachte.

Apropos Spiegel.

Hey, wir sehen uns später.

Hey.

What's that?

That's you.

Here's your passport, the birth certificate and your driver's license.

And I gave you a good bonus.

I like the name you chose.

Jackson?

That's what my mother was called.

Hey, at first she was my mother.

Yeah, yeah.

Something like, yeah, yeah, spare you the trouble.

Okay, come on.

I know a good restaurant nearby.

And already decided on your major?

I'm directly into engineering.

Engineering?

I'm just saying, listen to her.

If I were you, which I am too, somehow, I would choose computer science.

I think you should start with humanities.

Okay, so don't listen to her.

Don't listen to him, you need an understanding for the classics.

I'm trying to talk to myself here, so... You do that too, but you don't talk to him.

You know, I made a few mistakes when I was young.

And I would actually like to make a few of these mistakes myself.

I just want to say that I've already done them all, so save them for later.

But he's not you.

Okay, you're going to get upset again.

I'll somehow figure it out.

When you figure it out, I'll figure it out too.

What?

I can hardly imagine that in 30 years I'll look like you.

What do you mean?

You'd like that.

I'd rather hope you look like that in 30 years.

This is a 50-year-old, mature male body that you see here.

51.

I use toothpaste and work hard on myself.

I bet you don't shoot like I do every morning in the stadium.

Baby, you're at an altitude of 11,000 meters

From misfortune to St. Petersburg From yourself or from everyone You run, taking a ticket without wine It's somehow dubious Damn it, how cute, a pen in a glass All the friends at home, but they helped to fly away Run away, take the lipstick brighter Only with it you are closer to true love

Marshall headphones, Marshall earphones of love.

Step by step.

Distortion in thoughts, but the heart will tell you to fly.

And it's locked.

Baby, you're at an altitude of 11,000 meters.

The route from misfortune to St. Petersburg From yourself or from everyone You're running, taking a ticket Sorry, it's somewhat dubious Baby, you're at an altitude of 11,000 meters The route from misfortune to St. Petersburg From yourself or from everyone You're running, taking a ticket Sorry, it's somewhat dubious

Leningrad sings, souls sing, but only you wanted to love in St. Petersburg.

Here it is, Neva, you're on the edge, and everything is like Shakespeare's, be it or not be.

детка ты на высоте 11000 метров маршрут от несчастья до питера от себя или от всех ты бежишь взяв билет извини это как-то сомнительно

Thank you.

Thank you.