Cloud Atlas (2012)

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Oh, lonesome night.

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And babbits bawling,
the wind biting the bone.

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Wind like this...

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...full of voices.

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Ancestry howling at you...

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...yibbering stories...

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...all voices tied up into one.

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One voice differing...

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...one voice...

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...whispering out there,
spying from the dark...

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...that fangy devil...

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...Old Georgie hisself.

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Mm. Now you ear up close...

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...and I'll yarn you about
the first time we met...

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...eye to eye.

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<i>And thus it was that I made
the acquaintance of Dr. Henry Goose...</i>

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<i>...the man I hoped might cure me
of my affliction.</i>

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Have you lost something?

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Question one:

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What secret in Sixsmith's report
would be worth killing him for?

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Question two:

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Is it reasonable to believe that they
would kill again to protect that secret?

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And if so, question three:
What the fuck am I doing here?

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<i>While my extensive experience
as an editor has led me to a disdain...</i>

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<i>...for flashbacks and flash-forwards
and all such tricksy gimmicks...</i>

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<i>...I believe that if you, dear reader, can
extend your patience for just a moment...</i>

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<i>...you will find there is a method
to this tale of madness.</i>

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<i>My Dearest Sixsmith:</i>

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<i>I shot myself through
the roof of my mouth this morning...</i>

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<i>...with Vyvyan Ayrs' Luger.</i>

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<i>A true suicide is a paced,
disciplined certainty.</i>

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<i>People pontificate,
"Suicide is a coward's act."</i>

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<i>Couldn't be further from the truth.</i>

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<i>Suicide takes tremendous courage.</i>

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- - Any problems, you just hit this button.
- Thank you.

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On behalf of my ministry
and the future of Unanimity...

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...I would like to thank you
for this final interview.

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- - Hello.
- Press pass.

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Expecting trouble?

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I was Dermot Hoggins' publisher,
not his shrink or his astrologer.

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And the ruddy, bloody truth is...

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...I had no idea what the man
was gonna do that night.

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This beach was once
a cannibal's banqueting hall...

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...where the strong gorged on the weak.

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But the teeth, sir, they spat out...

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...like you or I would expel
a cherry stone.

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Do you know the price
a quarter pound of these will earn?

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Remember, this is not
an interrogation or a trial.

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Your version of the truth
is all that matters.

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Truth is singular.

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Its versions are mistruths.

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<i>Don't let them say I killed myself for love.</i>

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<i>Had my infatuations,
but we both know in our hearts...</i>

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<i>...who is the sole love
of my short, bright life.</i>

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There you are, Mr. Ewing.

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As binding a covenant
there can ever be between men...

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...outside the province of scripture.

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Thank you, Reverend Horrox.

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I know my father-in-law is
profoundly excited about this deal.

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Haskell Moore is a great man.

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Future generations
depend on men like him...

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...men capable of speaking the truth.

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Quite.

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When I first encountered
Haskell Moore's writing...

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...its perspicuity struck me as though
delivered through divine revelation.

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The learned doctor and I have spent many
a night debating Mr. Moore's tractus.

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I will concede that he makes a compelling
case as to why we are sitting here...

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...enjoying this divine lamb...

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...while Kupaka stands there...

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...content to serve.

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Indeed. Well, Kupaka...

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...you enjoy your life here with us...

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- ...do you not?
- Oh, yes, Reverend, sir.

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Kupaka very happy here.

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You see, this is Moore's
"Ladder of Civilization"...

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...the reason behind this natural order.

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Please, Giles, do shut up.

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I've been listening to this for weeks.

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I would love to know what his own
son-in-law has to say about it.

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Oh, well, let's see, uh....

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It is an inquiry concerning God's will
and the nature of men.

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And what does he have to say
about the nature of women?

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I'm afraid that's a subject
he prefers to pass by in silence.

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He wouldn't be the first.

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Uh, pray, Mr. Ewing, continue.

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Well, the question he does pose is...

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...if God created the world, how do we
know what things we can change...

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...and what things must remain
sacred and inviolable?

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Reverend Horrox
real specific how to run plantation.

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Georgian Way, best way, he say.

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Oh, God, this heat is unbearable.
How do they take it?

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Reverend Horrox say slaves
like camel, bred for desert.

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He say they not feel heat
like civilized folk.

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Now we should get you out of the sun.

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And what...?

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What is that noise?

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- Oh, there you are.
- What happened?

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Ah, ah, ah.

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It is as I suspected.
Gusano Coco Cervello...

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...better known as
the Polynesian Worm.

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I once saw a man's brain
after the worm finished with him.

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Maggoty cauliflower. Ugh.

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But have no fear.

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This particular devil and I
are well-acquainted.

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Here we go.

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Ah, yes, yes.

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Oh, glug, glug, glug.

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I don't know what I would have done
had our paths not crossed.

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Well, for starters, you would have died.

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I shall find a way to repay you.

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Oh. No, unnecessary, I assure you.

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I am a doctor, Adam.

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A tiger cannot change its stripes.
Heh-heh-heh.

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<i>Sixsmith, I do hope you will be
able to find it in your heart to forgive me.</i>

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Mr. Frobisher!

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Mr. Robert Frobisher!

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Management would like
a word with you, please, sir!

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Mr. Frobisher, open this door, please!

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We do know you're in there, Mr. Frobisher.
Please comply!

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A letter is being drafted
to your father, sir.

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Mr. Frobisher!

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<i>Hated leaving you like that.
Wasn't the goodbye I had in mind.</i>

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Someone's in a hurry.

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<i>By the time you read this,
I will be on my way to Edinburgh.</i>

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<i>On my way to fame and fortune.</i>

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<i>I know you haven't heard of him,
but trust me:</i>

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<i>Vyvyan Ayrs is one of the musical greats,
Sixsmith.</i>

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<i>The tragedy is that he hasn't produced
any new work in years due to illness.</i>

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<i>My scheme is to persuade him
to hire me as his amanuensis...</i>

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<i>...and aide him in the creation
of a masterpiece...</i>

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- Hey!
<i>- ...before shooting up through...</i>

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<i>...the musical firmament...</i>

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<i>...eventually obliging Pater to admit that,
yes, the son he disinherited...</i>

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<i>...is none other than Robert Frobisher,
the greatest British composer of his time.</i>

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<i>I know, Sixsmith,
you groan and shake your head...</i>

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<i>...but you smile too,
which is why I love you.</i>

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<i>P.S.</i>

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<i>Thanks for the waistcoat.</i>

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<i>I needed something of yours
to keep me company.</i>

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St. George and the Dragon.

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Reminds me that
composing is a crusade.

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Sometimes you slay the dragon,
sometimes...

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...the dragon slays you.

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All right then. Frobisher, is it?

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I trust Mackeras taught you
enough to be useful.

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I've had this little melody for viola
rattling about my head for months.

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Let's see if you can get it down.

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Subtle grace note before the third.

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Soft and simple, got it?

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Now it gets interesting.

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Good. Play that back.

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I'd love to, sir.

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Um....

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What key are we in?

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What key?

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G-minor, of course!

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And the time signature?

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For Christ's sake, did you hear it or not?

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- I just need a little more time...
- You need?

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My dear boy,
who is working for whom here?

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- I apologize, sir...
- Are you an amanuensis or an apologist?

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Now pay attention.

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3/4 changing to 4/4 on the fourth bar
and back to 3/4 on bar five...

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...if you can count that high.

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Crotchet G, pause for a quaver, repeat
G quaver, then E flat on the downbeat.

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And so on.

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All right, let me hear it.

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Stop! Please, you're hurting me.

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I said I had a melody, not a malady!

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Vyvyan?

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Jocasta! Deliver me.

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What's going on in here?

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An exercise in futility.

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Should I be introduced?

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There's really no point.
The boy's as useful as the clap.

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Fortunately, he'll be much easier
to get rid of.

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Would you be a dear
and get Henry to show the boy out?

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Yes, of course, darling.

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It's beautiful.

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Yes.

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That's it!

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That's my melody!

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Come on, Luisa!
We're meant to be together.

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Please, Luisa come on, come on.
I'm telling you.

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I'm telling you, baby, you can't leave me.
It's a past life thing or a future life thing.

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It's you and me.

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Look, for the last hour...

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...all I could think about was
throwing you off your balcony.

189
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Who the hell do you think you are?

190
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You write a bullshit column
for a fucking rag!

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Elevator!

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Thank you.

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Nice to know the age of chivalry
isn't dead.

194
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You okay?

195
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No bones broken, I think.

196
00:15:46,561 --> 00:15:48,654
No, no. You sit, you sit, you sit.

197
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Let me see.

198
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Great. Power outage.

199
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Perfect end to a perfect day.

200
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Still glad the age of chivalry isn't dead?

201
00:16:14,823 --> 00:16:18,315
I'd still rather be right here
than back up there.

202
00:16:18,760 --> 00:16:20,921
Guess Mr. Capon
isn't everyone's cup of tea.

203
00:16:21,096 --> 00:16:25,556
Pfft. Guys like that are just
an occupational hazard.

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You were interviewing him?

205
00:16:28,971 --> 00:16:31,838
Yeah, for <i>Spyglass Magazine.</i>

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Luisa Rey.

207
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Rufus Sixsmith.

208
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Rey?

209
00:16:41,483 --> 00:16:44,975
You wouldn't happen to be related
to the journalist Lester Rey?

210
00:16:45,654 --> 00:16:48,452
Yeah. He was my father.

211
00:16:48,623 --> 00:16:49,851
Really?

212
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He must have been enormously
proud of you, following in his footsteps.

213
00:16:54,363 --> 00:16:55,660
Mm.

214
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That's her. My niece, Megan.

215
00:17:00,268 --> 00:17:01,565
She's lovely.

216
00:17:01,737 --> 00:17:06,401
A born physicist with a better mind
for mathematics than I ever had.

217
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Did her PhD at Cambridge.
A woman at Caius.

218
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Hm. Gives you hope for the world.

219
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It's hot.

220
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And we're still here. Heh.

221
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That's a very peculiar birthmark.

222
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Yeah.

223
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My little comet. Heh.

224
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My mother swore it was cancer.

225
00:17:42,711 --> 00:17:47,444
She wanted me to get it removed,
but I don't know, I kind of like it.

226
00:17:48,216 --> 00:17:53,381
I knew someone who had a birthmark
that was similar to that.

227
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Really? Who was it?

228
00:17:57,926 --> 00:17:59,985
Someone I cared about very much.

229
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Uh, a hypothetical question for you,
Ms. Rey.

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As a journalist...

231
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...what price would you pay
to protect a source?

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Any.

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Prison?

234
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If it came to that, yes.

235
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Would you be prepared
to compromise your safety?

236
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My father braved booby-trapped marshes...

237
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...and the wrath of generals
for his journalistic integrity.

238
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What kind of daughter would I be
if I bailed when things got a little tough?

239
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Hm.

240
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Saved. Heh.

241
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Taxi!

242
00:19:04,526 --> 00:19:08,053
- You sure you don't need a cab?
- No, I've got my car.

243
00:19:09,631 --> 00:19:13,624
Well, you know, if there's ever
something I can do for you...

244
00:19:14,536 --> 00:19:16,060
...please give me a call.

245
00:19:16,938 --> 00:19:18,200
Thank you, I will.

246
00:19:19,207 --> 00:19:20,196
Bye.

247
00:19:25,614 --> 00:19:28,640
<i>'Twas the Night of the Lemon Prizes...</i>

248
00:19:29,551 --> 00:19:31,485
<i>...and amidst all that forced jollity...</i>

249
00:19:32,621 --> 00:19:35,112
<i>...I recall a moment of introspection.</i>

250
00:19:35,891 --> 00:19:36,880
<i>Why?</i>

251
00:19:37,058 --> 00:19:41,927
<i>Why would anyone in their right mind
choose to be a publisher?</i>

252
00:19:42,364 --> 00:19:45,231
<i>This was the precise moment
that Dermot found me.</i>

253
00:19:45,400 --> 00:19:46,765
Oi! Timothy.

254
00:19:46,935 --> 00:19:47,924
Ah. Hey, Dermot.

255
00:19:48,103 --> 00:19:50,594
<i>Bad news inexorably does.</i>

256
00:19:50,772 --> 00:19:52,899
- Fucking bullshit, it's a fucking waste.
- Ha-ha-ha.

257
00:19:53,175 --> 00:19:56,008
Never forget, Herman Melville
writes a ripping yarn...

258
00:19:56,178 --> 00:20:00,274
...about a big white whale which is
summarily dismissed, and yet today...

259
00:20:00,682 --> 00:20:02,172
...it is lugged around in the backpacks...

260
00:20:02,350 --> 00:20:04,511
...of every serious student
of literature in the world.

261
00:20:04,653 --> 00:20:06,780
I don't give a fuck
what happens when I'm dead.

262
00:20:06,955 --> 00:20:08,980
I want people to buy me book now.

263
00:20:09,424 --> 00:20:12,757
Well, as your publisher,
obviously nothing would make me happier.

264
00:20:12,928 --> 00:20:15,260
But sadly, for whatever reason...

265
00:20:15,430 --> 00:20:17,990
<i>...Knuckle Sandwich</i>
has yet to connect to its audience.

266
00:20:18,166 --> 00:20:21,226
You want a reason?
I'll give you a reason. Right there!

267
00:20:21,403 --> 00:20:23,303
Oh. You mean Mr. Finch?

268
00:20:23,471 --> 00:20:25,302
Felix-fuckin'-Finch!

269
00:20:25,640 --> 00:20:29,940
The cunt that shat all over me book
in his poncy fucking magazine!

270
00:20:30,145 --> 00:20:31,635
It wasn't that bad.

271
00:20:31,813 --> 00:20:33,110
No?

272
00:20:35,917 --> 00:20:38,477
"Mr. Hoggins should apologize
to the trees...

273
00:20:38,653 --> 00:20:42,316
...felled for the making
of his bloated autobio-novel.

274
00:20:42,591 --> 00:20:45,355
400 vainglorious pages expire...

275
00:20:45,527 --> 00:20:49,327
...in an ending that is flat and inane
beyond belief."

276
00:20:50,165 --> 00:20:51,496
Steady now, Dermot.

277
00:20:51,666 --> 00:20:56,433
What is a critic but one
who reads quickly, arrogantly...

278
00:20:56,605 --> 00:20:59,130
...but never wisely?

279
00:21:04,079 --> 00:21:05,341
Fuck him.

280
00:21:06,448 --> 00:21:07,847
Dermot.

281
00:21:17,192 --> 00:21:19,353
Ladies and gentlemen!

282
00:21:19,527 --> 00:21:22,963
We have an additional award tonight,
fellow book faeries...

283
00:21:23,365 --> 00:21:25,890
...an award for Most Eminent Critic!

284
00:21:26,868 --> 00:21:30,463
Mister... Oh! Beg pardon, "Sir"...

285
00:21:31,172 --> 00:21:34,505
...Felix Finch, O-B and E!

286
00:21:39,214 --> 00:21:41,739
And what might my prize be,
I wonder?

287
00:21:42,350 --> 00:21:46,116
A signed copy of an unpulped
<i>Knuckle Sandwich?</i>

288
00:21:46,554 --> 00:21:48,488
Can't be many of those left.

289
00:21:52,394 --> 00:21:53,383
Well?

290
00:21:55,297 --> 00:21:59,631
Just what does that lead-less pencil
you call an imagination have in mind...

291
00:21:59,801 --> 00:22:02,235
...to end this scene? Hm?

292
00:22:08,009 --> 00:22:09,840
- I think you're gonna love this.
- Ha-ha-ha.

293
00:22:20,288 --> 00:22:23,416
Now, that's an ending that is
flat and inane beyond belief.

294
00:22:28,830 --> 00:22:30,422
<i>My thoughts?</i>

295
00:22:30,732 --> 00:22:33,758
<i>If I am honest,
I admit that the obvious emotions...</i>

296
00:22:33,935 --> 00:22:37,393
<i>...like shock and horror,
flew as Finch had, here and gone...</i>

297
00:22:37,572 --> 00:22:39,938
Tequila. Couple of fingers.

298
00:22:40,108 --> 00:22:41,302
<i>...while deep down...</i>

299
00:22:41,476 --> 00:22:46,812
<i>...I experienced a nascent sense
of a silver lining to this most tragic turn.</i>

300
00:22:48,083 --> 00:22:53,419
<i>Overnight, Dermot "Dusty" Hoggins
became a cult hero to the common man.</i>

301
00:22:54,756 --> 00:22:57,486
<i>Grabbed the critic and sent him
plummeting to his death.</i>

302
00:22:57,659 --> 00:23:04,189
<i>And Knuckle Sandwich shifted
90,000 copies in less than two months.</i>

303
00:23:04,366 --> 00:23:07,563
<i>I was, for the briefest of moments,
Cinderella...</i>

304
00:23:07,736 --> 00:23:11,137
<i>...and all memory
of past misfortune receded...</i>

305
00:23:11,306 --> 00:23:15,140
<i>...in the rearview mirror
of my dream come true.</i>

306
00:23:17,479 --> 00:23:21,108
- What the...?!
- Tim-o-tee Cavendish I presume.

307
00:23:21,282 --> 00:23:22,681
Caught with your cacks down!

308
00:23:24,252 --> 00:23:26,482
Uh, my office hours are 11 to 2.

309
00:23:26,654 --> 00:23:30,215
My secretary would be more than happy to
schedule an appointment, if you so desire.

310
00:23:30,392 --> 00:23:34,021
- Friends like us don't need appointments.
- We like it all cozy like this.

311
00:23:34,195 --> 00:23:35,719
Visited Dermot in the joint.

312
00:23:35,897 --> 00:23:37,865
Our brother's got a question for you.

313
00:23:38,032 --> 00:23:40,500
Where's our fucking money?

314
00:23:42,303 --> 00:23:44,567
Boys, boys, look here.

315
00:23:45,306 --> 00:23:49,800
Dermot signed what we call a copyright
transfer contract, which means that, legally...

316
00:23:49,978 --> 00:23:54,210
Dermot didn't sign no fucking contract
for the event of the fucking season!

317
00:23:54,382 --> 00:23:57,112
Uh, uh.... All right, perhaps, uh...

318
00:23:58,153 --> 00:24:02,317
...we could moot a provisional sum
as a basis for ongoing negotiation.

319
00:24:02,490 --> 00:24:03,479
Okey-dokey.

320
00:24:06,261 --> 00:24:08,559
What sum we gonna moot?

321
00:24:08,830 --> 00:24:11,060
50K would do for starters.

322
00:24:11,332 --> 00:24:12,993
Fifty sounds reasonable.

323
00:24:13,168 --> 00:24:14,465
Tomorrow afternoon.

324
00:24:14,936 --> 00:24:16,870
Tomorrow afternoon?!

325
00:24:17,071 --> 00:24:18,561
Cash. No bollocks.

326
00:24:18,740 --> 00:24:20,674
- No checks.
- Old-fashioned money.

327
00:24:20,975 --> 00:24:23,500
Gentlemen, the law says...

328
00:24:23,678 --> 00:24:24,702
The law?

329
00:24:30,819 --> 00:24:34,311
What'd the law do for
Felix-fucking-Finch?

330
00:24:35,957 --> 00:24:36,981
Mm-hm.

331
00:24:44,098 --> 00:24:48,831
Ordinarily, I begin by asking prisoners
to recall their earliest memories...

332
00:24:49,904 --> 00:24:53,840
...to provide a context for
the corpocratic historians of the future.

333
00:24:54,175 --> 00:24:57,611
Fabricants have no such memories,
Archivist.

334
00:24:58,646 --> 00:25:02,980
One 24-hour cycle in Papa Song's
is identical to every other.

335
00:25:04,185 --> 00:25:06,983
May I say you speak Consumer
surprisingly well.

336
00:25:09,190 --> 00:25:11,420
<i>It is unfortunate that most of Unanimity...</i>

337
00:25:11,593 --> 00:25:12,833
<i>...can only speak one language.</i>

338
00:25:13,361 --> 00:25:17,354
As an officer of Unanimity I am,
of course, restricted from using Subspeak.

339
00:25:17,732 --> 00:25:19,063
Of course.

340
00:25:20,268 --> 00:25:24,034
Please describe a typical
24-hour Papa Song cycle.

341
00:25:26,007 --> 00:25:29,534
<i>At hour four,
each server is woken by auto-stimulin.</i>

342
00:25:30,211 --> 00:25:33,009
<i>Sonmi-451, Yoona-939....</i>

343
00:25:36,351 --> 00:25:38,717
<i>From Revival, we proceed to the hygiener.</i>

344
00:25:43,591 --> 00:25:47,220
<i>After dressing, we file into the dinery.</i>

345
00:25:53,535 --> 00:25:58,370
<i>At hour five, we man our stations
to greet the new day's Consumers.</i>

346
00:25:58,706 --> 00:26:00,571
Welcome to Papa Song's.

347
00:26:00,742 --> 00:26:05,679
<i>For the next 19 hours, we input orders,
tray food, vend drinks...</i>

348
00:26:06,180 --> 00:26:09,911
<i>...upstock condiments,
wipe tables, and bin garbage...</i>

349
00:26:10,084 --> 00:26:12,746
<i>...all done in strict adherence
to First Catechism.</i>

350
00:26:13,054 --> 00:26:15,181
Ooh! Ha-ha-ha.

351
00:26:15,356 --> 00:26:17,324
What is the First Catechism?

352
00:26:17,892 --> 00:26:19,985
"Honor thy Consumer."

353
00:26:21,596 --> 00:26:25,293
<i>After the final cleaning,
we imbibe one Soapsac...</i>

354
00:26:25,466 --> 00:26:27,832
<i>...then return to our Sleepbox.</i>

355
00:26:28,503 --> 00:26:31,438
<i>That is the blueprint of every single day.</i>

356
00:26:32,707 --> 00:26:35,403
<i>Did you ever think about the future?</i>

357
00:26:36,511 --> 00:26:40,948
Papa Song servers have
just one possible future.

358
00:26:41,583 --> 00:26:43,141
You mean "Xultation"?

359
00:26:44,419 --> 00:26:47,320
Could you describe
this annual rite of passage?

360
00:26:47,488 --> 00:26:52,357
<i>On First Day, Seer Rhee
would stamp a star on each of our collars.</i>

361
00:26:54,295 --> 00:26:56,456
<i>Twelve stars meant an end to our contract.</i>

362
00:26:58,232 --> 00:27:01,668
<i>How did you feel when you
watched one of your sisters Ascend?</i>

363
00:27:01,869 --> 00:27:02,995
<i>Excitement.</i>

364
00:27:03,938 --> 00:27:05,166
<i>I was happy for them.</i>

365
00:27:06,040 --> 00:27:07,507
<i>But envious as well.</i>

366
00:27:08,943 --> 00:27:11,605
<i>Did your sister servers feel as you did?</i>

367
00:27:13,448 --> 00:27:14,881
<i>Most of them.</i>

368
00:27:16,951 --> 00:27:20,352
<i>I would like to ask
about the infamous Yoona-939.</i>

369
00:27:20,755 --> 00:27:22,620
<i>Sonmi-451.</i>

370
00:27:59,060 --> 00:28:01,028
<i>If Yoona-939 woke you...</i>

371
00:28:02,330 --> 00:28:03,661
...who woke her?

372
00:28:04,532 --> 00:28:05,692
Seer Rhee.

373
00:28:06,734 --> 00:28:09,225
Why would a Seer wake a Server?

374
00:28:10,171 --> 00:28:13,072
Perhaps you should ask him, Archivist.

375
00:28:17,512 --> 00:28:19,377
What's wrong with him?

376
00:28:22,216 --> 00:28:24,184
He drinks Soap.

377
00:28:25,119 --> 00:28:27,053
It makes him happy.

378
00:28:29,390 --> 00:28:31,858
Then he sleep like us, in our box.

379
00:28:38,099 --> 00:28:39,930
Do you ever think about...

380
00:28:40,435 --> 00:28:42,369
...what it must be like...

381
00:28:42,770 --> 00:28:45,102
...up there with the Consumers?

382
00:28:46,941 --> 00:28:49,739
Third Catechism forbids such questions.

383
00:28:50,478 --> 00:28:52,969
Yes, it does.

384
00:28:54,415 --> 00:28:57,077
Come. Let me show you a secret.

385
00:28:59,420 --> 00:29:01,888
<i>Accessing storage. Lost and Found.</i>

386
00:29:16,504 --> 00:29:17,630
Now...

387
00:29:18,372 --> 00:29:19,669
...Sonmi-ja...

388
00:29:22,009 --> 00:29:24,443
...we are inside a secret.

389
00:29:29,751 --> 00:29:33,619
A kino? We're not allowed.
- Sonmi-ja.

390
00:29:33,788 --> 00:29:35,949
No one will ever know.

391
00:29:36,958 --> 00:29:38,084
Come.

392
00:29:49,904 --> 00:29:54,170
<i>This is a violation
of the ruddy Incarceration Act!</i>

393
00:29:54,342 --> 00:29:58,210
<i>I will not be subjected to criminal abuse!</i>

394
00:30:01,649 --> 00:30:05,779
<i>This is a violation
of the ruddy Incarceration Act!</i>

395
00:30:05,953 --> 00:30:09,548
I will not be subjected to criminal abuse!

396
00:30:11,959 --> 00:30:13,551
You could have been excised.

397
00:30:13,728 --> 00:30:16,196
How did you justify
such a risk to yourself?

398
00:30:17,565 --> 00:30:19,499
She was my friend.

399
00:30:20,968 --> 00:30:25,371
Please describe the events
of September 18th, from your perspective.

400
00:30:26,174 --> 00:30:29,041
<i>I was stationed at pedestal one.</i>

401
00:30:29,210 --> 00:30:30,677
Yeah, do it! Ha-ha-ha.

402
00:30:31,045 --> 00:30:32,979
- Go on!
- - You know she wants it!

403
00:30:34,348 --> 00:30:36,009
Give her the shake!

404
00:30:36,184 --> 00:30:38,277
Whoa. Oh!

405
00:30:38,452 --> 00:30:41,353
Go! Go!

406
00:30:41,522 --> 00:30:42,887
Oh! Unh.

407
00:30:54,669 --> 00:30:58,002
I will not be subjected to criminal abuse.

408
00:31:19,026 --> 00:31:20,666
<i>Elevator approaching.</i>

409
00:31:37,411 --> 00:31:38,708
Step away.

410
00:31:39,113 --> 00:31:41,308
Code yellow. Area is secure.

411
00:31:48,823 --> 00:31:53,760
<i>Nay, this life of rotted luck
ain't no smileysome yarnie.</i>

412
00:31:53,928 --> 00:31:58,456
<i>And rares time I ever 'fess
the secret of Sloosha's Hallow.</i>

413
00:31:59,100 --> 00:32:03,935
<i>Adam, my bro'by law, and his son and me
be trekking back from Honokaa Market.</i>

414
00:32:04,238 --> 00:32:10,700
<i>Was Adam's custom to kowtow his
ancestry with offerings and honorings.</i>

415
00:32:18,786 --> 00:32:20,117
<i>Suddenwise...</i>

416
00:32:20,488 --> 00:32:23,946
<i>...that fangy devil's eyes, I felt them.</i>

417
00:32:29,130 --> 00:32:30,154
Who there?

418
00:32:30,331 --> 00:32:31,958
Zachry.

419
00:32:35,336 --> 00:32:37,031
Oh....

420
00:32:37,505 --> 00:32:41,464
A darky spot you're in, friend.

421
00:32:41,642 --> 00:32:42,666
Old Georgie?

422
00:32:42,843 --> 00:32:46,677
Ain't no blade can protect you
from the True-true.

423
00:32:47,014 --> 00:32:48,447
Pa!

424
00:32:51,886 --> 00:32:55,413
Jonas! Jonas, go! Go, go!

425
00:32:57,158 --> 00:32:58,386
Zachry!

426
00:32:58,659 --> 00:33:00,786
Zachry? Zachry!

427
00:33:11,238 --> 00:33:12,899
Stay here.

428
00:33:13,074 --> 00:33:14,735
Safe here.

429
00:33:15,509 --> 00:33:16,498
Zachry!

430
00:33:19,814 --> 00:33:24,046
Kona'll be feasting on Adam
and his boy by sunup.

431
00:33:24,218 --> 00:33:25,446
Zachry!

432
00:33:25,886 --> 00:33:27,251
No! Nay!

433
00:33:27,421 --> 00:33:29,013
Zachry!

434
00:33:29,190 --> 00:33:30,589
Zachry!

435
00:33:30,758 --> 00:33:32,783
You say all'a time, yeah?

436
00:33:33,060 --> 00:33:36,928
"The weak are meat,
the strong do eat"?

437
00:33:37,098 --> 00:33:39,726
Father! Aah! Unh.

438
00:33:39,900 --> 00:33:41,959
No! Jonas!

439
00:33:45,740 --> 00:33:48,038
The True-true is what that is.

440
00:34:02,023 --> 00:34:06,926
<i>Whole Valley whispering about
the blood of Adam and his son on my hands.</i>

441
00:34:07,094 --> 00:34:10,325
<i>But Rose and Catkin never believed
no yibbering, and stood by me.</i>

442
00:34:10,631 --> 00:34:11,928
Uncle Zach, look!

443
00:34:12,366 --> 00:34:14,527
Yeah, I see them.

444
00:34:15,836 --> 00:34:18,703
<i>Prescients come bartering twice a year...</i>

445
00:34:18,873 --> 00:34:21,239
<i>...their ships creep-crawling on waves...</i>

446
00:34:21,409 --> 00:34:24,435
<i>...just floating on
the Smart of the Old Uns.</i>

447
00:34:26,647 --> 00:34:27,978
Barter'll be starting soon.

448
00:34:28,215 --> 00:34:29,409
Yeah.

449
00:34:29,884 --> 00:34:31,749
You must go find your ma.

450
00:34:40,661 --> 00:34:42,060
What're you doing?

451
00:34:43,764 --> 00:34:46,096
Ma says ya ain't been right
since Sloosha's.

452
00:34:47,968 --> 00:34:50,402
Say I gotta keep eye wise on ya.

453
00:34:52,273 --> 00:34:54,400
You minding me while I mind the goats.

454
00:34:57,278 --> 00:34:58,472
I see.

455
00:34:59,880 --> 00:35:02,781
Stump is, who's gonna mind your ma
at the Barter?

456
00:35:03,250 --> 00:35:05,810
She got no tongue for haggling,
not like you and me.

457
00:35:05,986 --> 00:35:07,180
Sure you're all right?

458
00:35:07,388 --> 00:35:10,084
Swear'by. Be home for supping.

459
00:35:13,094 --> 00:35:17,155
<i>Why words slink'n slide off'a tongue
when we need them most?</i>

460
00:35:17,798 --> 00:35:20,596
<i>If my tongue been more bold...</i>

461
00:35:20,768 --> 00:35:23,965
<i>...could I'a stop all the diresomes
about to happen?</i>

462
00:35:26,006 --> 00:35:27,030
Uncle Zach!

463
00:35:27,208 --> 00:35:29,005
This my big bro I yarning about.

464
00:35:29,810 --> 00:35:31,209
What's what, sis?

465
00:35:31,378 --> 00:35:32,970
Spesh guest hosting.

466
00:35:33,614 --> 00:35:36,412
Thank you for the kindsome host
of my Valley stay.

467
00:35:36,584 --> 00:35:38,484
I ain't yaysoed this, Rose.

468
00:35:38,853 --> 00:35:41,185
Abbess sayso a gift of great honor.

469
00:35:41,355 --> 00:35:42,822
She can be hosting then.

470
00:35:46,494 --> 00:35:48,223
I bring you gift, Zachry.

471
00:35:49,730 --> 00:35:51,425
Need no gift from a stranger.

472
00:35:54,301 --> 00:35:57,168
<i>Now kin 'n bros 'n half-strangers,
even the Abbess...</i>

473
00:35:57,338 --> 00:35:59,272
<i>...all come knocking...</i>

474
00:35:59,440 --> 00:36:03,604
<i>...to gape in wonderment, like Sonmi herself
were sitting in our kitchen.</i>

475
00:36:04,145 --> 00:36:08,548
<i>Questions about Prescience and their
woahsome ship poured thick 'n fast.</i>

476
00:36:08,716 --> 00:36:11,378
How your ship slide 'n glide
so silentsome?

477
00:36:11,652 --> 00:36:13,677
Fusion engines.

478
00:36:14,655 --> 00:36:16,486
<i>No one queried what
"fusion engines" was...</i>

479
00:36:16,657 --> 00:36:20,149
<i>...because they didn't want to look stupid
front of the gathering.</i>

480
00:36:20,361 --> 00:36:21,885
Fusion engines.

481
00:36:22,663 --> 00:36:25,632
<i>True really was,
Meronym answer the questions...</i>

482
00:36:25,799 --> 00:36:28,563
<i>...but no answer ever quenched
your curio.</i>

483
00:36:28,736 --> 00:36:32,263
<i>All that answering done was teached
everyone to not trust her.</i>

484
00:36:32,439 --> 00:36:34,430
<i>Nay, not a flea.</i>

485
00:36:34,608 --> 00:36:37,008
She a sly one.

486
00:36:38,913 --> 00:36:42,007
Scheming and worming herself in.

487
00:36:42,816 --> 00:36:46,274
Watch her, watch her close.

488
00:36:47,621 --> 00:36:50,920
She's got secrets.

489
00:37:38,305 --> 00:37:40,364
- Zachry Bailey!
- Sorrysome for waking you, Abbess.

490
00:37:40,541 --> 00:37:43,135
I dream something
diresome's gonna happen.

491
00:37:43,844 --> 00:37:45,573
Come in, come in.

492
00:37:46,814 --> 00:37:50,272
Oh, let Sonmi guide your heart.

493
00:37:51,819 --> 00:37:56,347
Oh, I can hear her voice a'prayin' for you.

494
00:37:56,657 --> 00:38:00,889
Oh, Old Georgie's a'hungerin'
for your soul.

495
00:38:01,061 --> 00:38:02,995
Oh. I know'd it.

496
00:38:03,897 --> 00:38:06,923
- Spit'n cuss on your dreams.
- I know'd it.

497
00:38:14,041 --> 00:38:16,305
"Bridge a'broken', hide below.

498
00:38:17,778 --> 00:38:20,110
Hands'a'bleedin', can't let go.

499
00:38:20,281 --> 00:38:23,478
Enemy's sleeping, don't slit that throat."

500
00:38:25,719 --> 00:38:27,311
An auguring.

501
00:38:30,658 --> 00:38:32,148
Oh, Zachry.

502
00:38:33,427 --> 00:38:34,951
Trust Sonmi.

503
00:38:36,797 --> 00:38:41,734
Keep Her warning with you.
Nail it to your memory.

504
00:38:43,737 --> 00:38:46,297
Thank you. Thank you, Abbess.

505
00:38:46,740 --> 00:38:47,729
Thank you.

506
00:38:47,941 --> 00:38:49,841
<i>Sonmi-451.</i>

507
00:39:15,002 --> 00:39:16,367
Wait, wait.

508
00:39:17,871 --> 00:39:20,169
There's no reason to hide.

509
00:39:23,077 --> 00:39:27,480
I know you are Sonmi-451.

510
00:39:29,850 --> 00:39:32,580
My name is Hae-Joo Chang.

511
00:39:33,854 --> 00:39:36,516
What has happened to Seer Rhee?

512
00:39:37,491 --> 00:39:38,788
Soap overdose.

513
00:39:39,593 --> 00:39:43,723
It is unfortunate that it had to happen
with everything going so well...

514
00:39:44,698 --> 00:39:48,099
...because now it is probable that
the Enforcers and the DNA sniffers...

515
00:39:48,268 --> 00:39:49,997
...will find out about you.

516
00:39:50,371 --> 00:39:54,501
And if they do, if they realize
your connection to Yoona-939...

517
00:39:54,675 --> 00:39:56,404
...you will be excised.

518
00:39:57,745 --> 00:39:59,372
But you have a choice:

519
00:40:00,814 --> 00:40:04,614
You can remain here
and risk being discovered...

520
00:40:07,621 --> 00:40:09,350
...or you can come with me.

521
00:40:10,324 --> 00:40:11,882
The foresail!

522
00:40:12,726 --> 00:40:14,216
Two, six, heave!

523
00:40:14,395 --> 00:40:15,692
Two, six, heave!

524
00:40:15,863 --> 00:40:17,057
Close the gaskets!

525
00:40:19,433 --> 00:40:21,025
Cape home!

526
00:40:22,202 --> 00:40:23,226
Bear away a point.

527
00:40:23,404 --> 00:40:24,393
Aye, aye, captain!

528
00:40:24,571 --> 00:40:25,629
And hurry!

529
00:40:27,875 --> 00:40:31,777
<i>Friday the 15th.
We made sail with the morning tide.</i>

530
00:40:32,646 --> 00:40:35,137
<i>Mr. Boerhaave had my cabin changed.</i>

531
00:40:35,315 --> 00:40:39,251
<i>I have been quarantined to a storeroom
away from the other passengers and crew.</i>

532
00:40:39,753 --> 00:40:43,655
<i>Henry argued in vain that the
Polynesian Worm is not contagious.</i>

533
00:40:43,824 --> 00:40:45,155
<i>Hardly matters.</i>

534
00:40:45,325 --> 00:40:49,455
<i>All I want to do now is return home
and unburden myself of this responsibility.</i>

535
00:40:52,199 --> 00:40:55,600
<i>My Dear Sixsmith,
I am in desperate need of your help.</i>

536
00:40:56,036 --> 00:40:59,096
<i>After my last letter,
I'm sure you're rushing to pack your bags...</i>

537
00:40:59,273 --> 00:41:00,604
<i>...but you needn't, really...</i>

538
00:41:00,774 --> 00:41:05,575
<i>...unless, of course, you wish to witness
the rebirth of Robert Frobisher.</i>

539
00:41:07,448 --> 00:41:09,814
<i>Is it not miraculous how one's fortune...</i>

540
00:41:09,983 --> 00:41:13,111
<i>...can turn so quickly, so completely?</i>

541
00:41:14,721 --> 00:41:17,212
<i>One moment,
leaping from a hotel window...</i>

542
00:41:17,391 --> 00:41:22,090
<i>...the next, gainfully employed by one
of the world's greatest living composers.</i>

543
00:41:22,830 --> 00:41:27,130
<i>My only problem is that I accidentally
got hooked on a journal written in 1849...</i>

544
00:41:27,301 --> 00:41:31,931
<i>...by a dying lawyer during the voyage
from a Pacific Isle to San Francisco.</i>

545
00:41:32,306 --> 00:41:36,800
<i>To my great annoyance, the pages cease
mid-sentence. Half the book is missing.</i>

546
00:41:36,977 --> 00:41:38,638
<i>It's completely killing me.</i>

547
00:41:38,812 --> 00:41:39,836
<i>Could you be a mensch...</i>

548
00:41:40,013 --> 00:41:43,210
<i>...and when you're next foraging
at Otto's Books, make an inquiry?</i>

549
00:41:43,517 --> 00:41:48,454
<i>A half-finished book is, after all,
a half-finished love affair.</i>

550
00:41:48,822 --> 00:41:52,383
<i>...Schuhmann and
Tom Marshall, my chief engineers...</i>

551
00:41:52,559 --> 00:41:55,084
<i>...and then we'll take some questions.</i>

552
00:41:55,262 --> 00:41:58,493
<i>America loves oil.</i>

553
00:41:58,732 --> 00:42:01,826
<i>America is addicted to oil.</i>

554
00:42:02,269 --> 00:42:06,501
<i>Some fantasize about
wind turbines or pig gas.</i>

555
00:42:08,008 --> 00:42:13,173
<i>But I'm here today to tell you
that the cure for oil is right here.</i>

556
00:42:13,347 --> 00:42:17,681
<i>The cure is nuclear power.
The cure is Swannekke.</i>

557
00:42:25,859 --> 00:42:27,827
- Hello?
- <i>- Hello, Ms. Rey.</i>

558
00:42:27,995 --> 00:42:30,964
<i>I'm frightfully sorry
for calling at this hour.</i>

559
00:42:31,131 --> 00:42:32,792
Dr. Sixsmith?

560
00:42:32,966 --> 00:42:34,399
<i>I need help.</i>

561
00:42:34,768 --> 00:42:36,963
I need 50,000 pounds!

562
00:42:37,137 --> 00:42:39,571
Not two thousand, 50 thousand!

563
00:42:39,773 --> 00:42:42,367
<i>I can go through it again,
Mr. Cavendish, but the total's right.</i>

564
00:42:42,543 --> 00:42:44,807
<i>2,343 pounds and 16 pence.</i>

565
00:42:44,978 --> 00:42:48,812
How is this possible?!
The ruddy money was pouring in.

566
00:42:48,982 --> 00:42:51,849
<i>Debts mostly, Mr. Cavendish.
Solvency has its drawbacks.</i>

567
00:42:54,721 --> 00:42:56,848
<i>The situation looked dire...</i>

568
00:42:57,291 --> 00:43:01,421
<i>...but I knew that Timothy Cavendish's
capital in this town...</i>

569
00:43:01,595 --> 00:43:04,325
<i>...could not be defined by
an accountant's balance sheet.</i>

570
00:43:04,498 --> 00:43:08,161
McCluskie! Look, how are those
delightful kiddies of yours?

571
00:43:11,471 --> 00:43:15,737
It's "Cavendish the Ravenous,"
ha-ha-ha, your favorite Timothy.

572
00:43:18,712 --> 00:43:19,701
You heard correctly.

573
00:43:19,880 --> 00:43:24,112
Charles Dickens' own, original,
authentic writing desk for 60,000 pounds.

574
00:43:24,318 --> 00:43:25,376
I think that's very fair.

575
00:43:25,552 --> 00:43:27,850
<i>But our records indicate
that the desk is already accounted for...</i>

576
00:43:28,021 --> 00:43:29,261
<i>...by the Dickens House Museum.</i>

577
00:43:29,323 --> 00:43:31,848
Okay, what about
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's desk?

578
00:43:40,133 --> 00:43:43,534
<i>In the darkness, I suddenly saw the light.</i>

579
00:43:44,438 --> 00:43:47,066
<i>Blood has always trumped water.</i>

580
00:43:47,240 --> 00:43:49,970
<i>If the Hogginses brutes wanted
to turn this into a family affair...</i>

581
00:43:50,143 --> 00:43:55,080
<i>...they'd find the Cavendish clan
more than ready for the task at hand.</i>

582
00:43:57,751 --> 00:44:02,347
Oh, Satan's gonads, not again.
Look, just bugger off and leave us in peace.

583
00:44:02,522 --> 00:44:05,116
- I'm only gonna ask you nicely once.
- Good to see you, Denny.

584
00:44:05,292 --> 00:44:08,989
I'm not lending you a ruddy farthing
until you pay back the last lot.

585
00:44:09,162 --> 00:44:11,926
Why should I be forever
giving you handouts?

586
00:44:12,099 --> 00:44:16,365
Denny, I've had a minor run-in
with the wrong sort.

587
00:44:16,536 --> 00:44:21,132
If I don't get my hands on 60,000 pounds,
I'm going to take an awful beating.

588
00:44:21,308 --> 00:44:24,004
Well, get them to video it for us,
would you? Now fuck off.

589
00:44:24,277 --> 00:44:26,006
I'm not joking, Denholme.

590
00:44:26,179 --> 00:44:27,646
Why is this my problem?

591
00:44:27,814 --> 00:44:30,248
Because we're brothers!
Don't you have a conscience?

592
00:44:31,585 --> 00:44:35,146
Couple of my special little pills
and a G & T should set me right.

593
00:44:35,322 --> 00:44:36,380
Denny...

594
00:44:36,757 --> 00:44:37,781
...help.

595
00:44:40,460 --> 00:44:41,688
Please?

596
00:44:43,263 --> 00:44:45,254
Den, who are you talking to?

597
00:44:45,432 --> 00:44:46,899
Hello, Georgette.

598
00:44:47,768 --> 00:44:48,757
Hello, Timothy.

599
00:44:54,307 --> 00:44:57,538
Right. All right. What, 60 grand?

600
00:44:57,711 --> 00:45:00,475
It's gonna take some time,
but in the interim...

601
00:45:00,647 --> 00:45:03,309
...I've got the perfect place
for you to hide.

602
00:45:03,817 --> 00:45:05,114
Rise tacks and sheets!

603
00:45:05,285 --> 00:45:09,915
<i>I have begun to fear I may never
hold my beloved Tilda in my arms again.</i>

604
00:45:10,557 --> 00:45:14,618
<i>The Parasite writhes at night,
igniting spasms of pain...</i>

605
00:45:15,062 --> 00:45:17,997
<i>...while visions and voices,
obscene and monstrous, haunt me.</i>

606
00:45:18,165 --> 00:45:19,723
Mr. Ewing?

607
00:45:20,500 --> 00:45:23,469
In the name of God! Help, help!

608
00:45:23,737 --> 00:45:27,537
Mr. Ewing, no fear, no harm, no shout...

609
00:45:27,874 --> 00:45:28,863
...please.

610
00:45:29,810 --> 00:45:31,209
My name Autua.

611
00:45:31,378 --> 00:45:34,870
You know I, you seen Maori whip I.

612
00:45:36,149 --> 00:45:37,446
You know I.

613
00:45:40,053 --> 00:45:41,418
What do you want?

614
00:45:41,588 --> 00:45:43,351
You help, Mr. Ewing.

615
00:45:43,957 --> 00:45:46,482
If you no help, I in trouble dead.

616
00:45:47,260 --> 00:45:49,728
Well, you're already very much
in trouble dead.

617
00:45:49,896 --> 00:45:53,957
<i>The Prophetess</i> is a mercantile vessel, not
an underground railroad for escaping slaves.

618
00:45:54,201 --> 00:45:57,227
I able seaman. I earn passage.

619
00:45:57,404 --> 00:45:59,895
Well, then I suggest you surrender
to the captain's mercies forthwith.

620
00:46:00,073 --> 00:46:01,700
No, no!

621
00:46:02,175 --> 00:46:03,403
They no hear I!

622
00:46:04,711 --> 00:46:07,737
They say swim away home, nigger,
and throw I in drink!

623
00:46:07,914 --> 00:46:09,575
But you lawman, aye?

624
00:46:09,750 --> 00:46:12,082
Please, cap'n hear you, Mr. Ewing.

625
00:46:12,252 --> 00:46:13,776
No, I can't help you.

626
00:46:14,421 --> 00:46:17,982
I'm afraid your fate is entirely your own.
I desire no part in it.

627
00:46:20,494 --> 00:46:21,984
Then kill I.

628
00:46:22,429 --> 00:46:24,090
Don't be absurd.

629
00:46:24,498 --> 00:46:29,094
If you no help, you kill I just the same.
It's true, you know it.

630
00:46:29,369 --> 00:46:31,803
I ain't be no fish food, Mr. Ewing.

631
00:46:32,005 --> 00:46:34,735
Die here better. Do it.

632
00:46:36,710 --> 00:46:38,075
Do it quick.

633
00:46:39,312 --> 00:46:41,610
I found an old Transway marker, captain.

634
00:46:42,883 --> 00:46:44,544
It's got to be the right mountain.

635
00:46:45,819 --> 00:46:47,946
Problem is, the Valley people
are afraid of it.

636
00:46:48,121 --> 00:46:49,748
They think the devil lives up there.

637
00:46:50,323 --> 00:46:53,918
I can't find anybody to guide me
through the Kona territory.

638
00:46:54,094 --> 00:46:55,118
<i>Meronym...</i>

639
00:46:56,463 --> 00:46:59,489
<i>...every day you are out there,
you increase your RAD levels.</i>

640
00:46:59,666 --> 00:47:02,100
<i>This dream of yours is going to kill you.</i>

641
00:47:02,269 --> 00:47:06,672
<i>And for what? The off-world colonies
may no longer exist.</i>

642
00:47:07,040 --> 00:47:08,029
I gotta go, captain.

643
00:47:11,144 --> 00:47:13,408
Thank you for coming. I'm in 1404.

644
00:47:13,580 --> 00:47:15,070
<i>I'll be right up.</i>

645
00:47:54,654 --> 00:47:56,144
Dr. Sixsmith?

646
00:48:05,498 --> 00:48:06,829
Dr. Sixsmith?

647
00:48:09,135 --> 00:48:10,500
It's Luisa.

648
00:48:57,784 --> 00:49:00,446
Go call the police, right now.
Call the police!

649
00:49:03,790 --> 00:49:05,087
Oh, God.

650
00:49:36,823 --> 00:49:41,123
<i>My Dear Sixsmith, you alone
could understand how I'm feeling right now.</i>

651
00:49:41,728 --> 00:49:46,597
<i>Today, Ayrs and I presented our first
collaboration to Tadeusz Kesselring...</i>

652
00:49:46,766 --> 00:49:49,758
<i>...Ayrs' favorite conductor,
who arrived from Berlin.</i>

653
00:49:50,704 --> 00:49:53,764
<i>It's called "Eternal Recurrence."
Wish you could hear it.</i>

654
00:49:53,940 --> 00:49:57,205
<i>It's the most accomplished tone poem
I know of written since the war...</i>

655
00:49:57,377 --> 00:50:01,336
<i>...and I tell you, Sixsmith, that more than
a few of its best ideas are mine.</i>

656
00:50:05,819 --> 00:50:12,224
At our time of life, Ayrs, a man
has no right to such daring ideas.

657
00:50:14,527 --> 00:50:20,329
I suppose I've won a rearguard action
or two in my war against decrepitude.

658
00:50:20,633 --> 00:50:23,864
<i>Dinner of pheasant
and Bordeaux, rich as butter-cream.</i>

659
00:50:24,671 --> 00:50:27,196
<i>How I love to listen to men
of distinguished lives...</i>

660
00:50:27,374 --> 00:50:30,172
<i>...sing of past follies and glories.</i>

661
00:50:30,343 --> 00:50:33,972
<i>The only broken note in the entire
evening was Ayrs' wife, Jocasta...</i>

662
00:50:34,347 --> 00:50:36,338
<i>...excusing herself early.</i>

663
00:50:37,817 --> 00:50:39,114
<i>Sensed a buried bone.</i>

664
00:50:39,819 --> 00:50:41,514
<i>Later I asked Ayrs about it.</i>

665
00:50:41,688 --> 00:50:44,680
<i>He said Kesselring had
introduced Jocasta to him.</i>

666
00:50:44,991 --> 00:50:48,483
<i>I pried, "Had Kesselring
been in love with her?"</i>

667
00:50:48,962 --> 00:50:50,896
<i>The subject was a prickly one.</i>

668
00:50:51,064 --> 00:50:52,759
Jocasta is a Jew.

669
00:50:53,266 --> 00:50:55,632
So obviously,
a relationship was impossible.

670
00:50:56,369 --> 00:50:57,893
Why "obviously"?

671
00:50:59,172 --> 00:51:03,404
Can you really be so ignorant
of what is happening in Germany?

672
00:51:04,677 --> 00:51:07,874
<i>At this point in my life,
all I know, Sixsmith...</i>

673
00:51:08,281 --> 00:51:12,513
<i>...is that this world spins
from the same unseen forces...</i>

674
00:51:12,919 --> 00:51:15,012
<i>...that twist our hearts.</i>

675
00:51:16,056 --> 00:51:17,523
How is it'n, Zachry?

676
00:51:17,891 --> 00:51:19,290
Samewise.

677
00:51:19,826 --> 00:51:21,259
Mindin' some comp'ny?

678
00:51:21,428 --> 00:51:22,656
Nay.

679
00:51:22,896 --> 00:51:27,833
But goats'n surlywise herders
ain't known for our howziting temper.

680
00:51:30,370 --> 00:51:35,307
Feelin' I ownin' you a real kowtow
for 'vadin' y'house with no sayso.

681
00:51:35,842 --> 00:51:37,332
True sorrysome.

682
00:51:38,578 --> 00:51:40,705
Fuggit, done's done.

683
00:51:41,314 --> 00:51:45,114
So, you mindin' a stranger
queryin' 'bout your troddin'?

684
00:51:46,419 --> 00:51:49,252
Swap you, query for query.

685
00:51:51,724 --> 00:51:52,884
Fair'by.

686
00:51:53,359 --> 00:51:57,420
Cog y'ain't come t'learn stitchin'
or milking or herding.

687
00:51:59,332 --> 00:52:00,526
Why you here?

688
00:52:01,868 --> 00:52:03,563
I needing a guide.

689
00:52:04,637 --> 00:52:06,605
Guide? To what?

690
00:52:08,041 --> 00:52:09,633
Mauna Sol.

691
00:52:17,550 --> 00:52:20,314
<i>"Bridge a'broken, hide below."</i>

692
00:52:22,622 --> 00:52:23,611
What's wrong?

693
00:52:53,753 --> 00:52:57,746
<i>We cross and recross
our old tracks like figure skaters...</i>

694
00:52:57,924 --> 00:53:00,518
<i>...and just as I was reading
a new submission...</i>

695
00:53:00,994 --> 00:53:04,862
<i>...a powerful déjà-vu
ran through my bones.</i>

696
00:53:05,899 --> 00:53:11,667
<i>I had been here before,
another lifetime ago.</i>

697
00:53:12,839 --> 00:53:14,204
<i>Ursula...</i>

698
00:53:15,708 --> 00:53:17,608
<i>...the love of my life?</i>

699
00:53:18,344 --> 00:53:21,142
<i>I could think of no other
serious applicants.</i>

700
00:53:21,981 --> 00:53:23,972
<i>What had happened to her?</i>

701
00:53:24,317 --> 00:53:28,617
<i>And more importantly,
what had happened to the young man...</i>

702
00:53:28,788 --> 00:53:31,985
<i>...who had ridden this same train
composing sonnets...</i>

703
00:53:32,525 --> 00:53:35,392
<i>...to his "Soul Bound Love"?</i>

704
00:53:35,562 --> 00:53:39,726
The auguring come true, Abbess.
Broke bridge just like you say.

705
00:53:39,933 --> 00:53:42,800
Meronym were there yibbering
about trekking up Mauna Sol...

706
00:53:42,969 --> 00:53:46,166
...horses'pess'n, woman come
cussing n'twisting up my life?

707
00:53:46,339 --> 00:53:48,000
Mind the Words o'Sonmi.

708
00:53:51,244 --> 00:53:54,304
"Our lives are not our own.

709
00:53:55,582 --> 00:53:59,348
<i>From womb to tomb,
we are bound to others...</i>

710
00:54:01,054 --> 00:54:02,715
<i>...past and present...</i>

711
00:54:06,159 --> 00:54:08,184
<i>...and by each crime...</i>

712
00:54:10,263 --> 00:54:11,992
<i>...and every kindness...</i>

713
00:54:13,733 --> 00:54:15,530
<i>...we birth our future."</i>

714
00:54:24,010 --> 00:54:26,808
Welcome to Neo Seoul.

715
00:54:39,492 --> 00:54:40,516
Come on, out you come.

716
00:54:43,129 --> 00:54:44,892
This may be the biggest mistake
of my life, but here.

717
00:54:45,064 --> 00:54:47,897
Thank you, Mr. Ewing. Thank you.

718
00:54:50,403 --> 00:54:52,132
Now to tell the truth, I was worried...

719
00:54:52,305 --> 00:54:55,145
...you might try and eat me if you didn't
get something in that stomach.

720
00:54:55,408 --> 00:54:58,900
Well, you safe, Mr. Ewing.
I no like white meat.

721
00:55:00,947 --> 00:55:03,245
- Ha-ha-ha.
- Oh. Right.

722
00:55:04,450 --> 00:55:07,817
But before I decide what
I am going to do with you...

723
00:55:09,789 --> 00:55:12,383
...tell me why you were
being whipped so savagely.

724
00:55:12,725 --> 00:55:14,590
My uncle was a sailor.

725
00:55:15,061 --> 00:55:17,962
He took me on a French whaler
when I was 10 years old.

726
00:55:18,298 --> 00:55:20,528
I seen too much of the world.

727
00:55:21,401 --> 00:55:23,164
I no good slave.

728
00:55:24,937 --> 00:55:26,529
Why did you look at me?

729
00:55:28,675 --> 00:55:32,611
Pain strong, aye?
But friend's eye more strong.

730
00:55:34,080 --> 00:55:37,743
Look, you are a runaway slave
and I am a lawyer.

731
00:55:38,651 --> 00:55:41,142
How do you imagine
we could possibly be friends?

732
00:55:46,292 --> 00:55:47,623
All you need.

733
00:55:58,504 --> 00:56:02,099
Jesus! Javier Gomez, what did I tell you
about jumping onto my balcony?

734
00:56:02,275 --> 00:56:04,755
Why do you leave the door open
if you don't want me to come in?

735
00:56:04,844 --> 00:56:08,371
Because, smarty-pants, the only thing worse
than having you jump onto my balcony...

736
00:56:08,715 --> 00:56:12,116
...is the idea of you jumping onto
my balcony and being stuck out there.

737
00:56:12,285 --> 00:56:13,775
Okay.

738
00:56:14,821 --> 00:56:15,810
What are you reading?

739
00:56:18,458 --> 00:56:20,653
Just old letters.

740
00:56:21,527 --> 00:56:22,824
<i>Sixsmith....</i>

741
00:56:23,396 --> 00:56:26,160
<i>The plot has taken a sensual turn.</i>

742
00:56:27,367 --> 00:56:29,733
<i>Last week,
Jocasta and I became lovers.</i>

743
00:56:30,370 --> 00:56:34,363
<i>But don't alarm yourself. It is only
a carnal act performed in service.</i>

744
00:56:34,640 --> 00:56:37,234
<i>Not unlike my role as amanuensis.</i>

745
00:56:37,977 --> 00:56:42,971
<i>And I confess, women's hearts,
like their desire, remain a mystery to me.</i>

746
00:56:46,819 --> 00:56:51,051
<i>Afterward she cried and thanked me
for bringing life back into their home...</i>

747
00:56:51,224 --> 00:56:54,751
<i>...making it clear that Vyvyan
had been there the entire night...</i>

748
00:56:54,927 --> 00:56:59,864
<i>...between us like the silence between
notes that holds the key to all music.</i>

749
00:57:03,536 --> 00:57:06,027
<i>P.S. Best news of all:</i>

750
00:57:06,539 --> 00:57:08,530
<i>I've started my own work.</i>

751
00:57:13,980 --> 00:57:18,440
Uh, I called about an old recording...

752
00:57:18,651 --> 00:57:21,950
...written by a man named
Robert Frobisher.

753
00:57:22,255 --> 00:57:24,849
Oops. Uh, busted.

754
00:57:25,258 --> 00:57:26,579
I know I shouldn't be playing it.

755
00:57:26,692 --> 00:57:30,719
I was checking it to make sure
it wasn't scratched.

756
00:57:30,897 --> 00:57:34,697
But, honestly,
I just can't stop listening to it.

757
00:57:35,234 --> 00:57:37,225
This is the "Cloud Atlas Sextet"?

758
00:57:39,272 --> 00:57:41,536
It's the "Symphony."

759
00:57:46,813 --> 00:57:48,246
It's beautiful.

760
00:57:48,915 --> 00:57:51,247
But I think I heard this before.

761
00:57:51,417 --> 00:57:52,884
I can't imagine how.

762
00:57:53,386 --> 00:57:57,413
I doubt there's more than a handful
of copies in all of North America.

763
00:57:57,890 --> 00:57:59,414
But I know it.

764
00:58:01,694 --> 00:58:03,389
I know I know it.

765
00:58:03,796 --> 00:58:07,493
<i>Before I realized it,
my feet had borne me back...</i>

766
00:58:07,700 --> 00:58:12,160
<i>...to the Temple of Sacrifice
where I offered up my virginity.</i>

767
00:58:12,338 --> 00:58:14,602
<i>Back to those four days of paradise...</i>

768
00:58:14,774 --> 00:58:21,111
<i>...when Ursula's mater and pater slipped off
to Greece for a long weekend.</i>

769
00:58:24,450 --> 00:58:26,350
<i>Or so we thought.</i>

770
00:58:28,387 --> 00:58:29,718
- Ursula!
- Oh!

771
00:58:33,493 --> 00:58:36,621
Sir, madam! I assure you
this is completely innocent!

772
00:58:41,434 --> 00:58:44,198
<i>Two sprained ankles, one cracked rib.</i>

773
00:58:44,370 --> 00:58:48,966
<i>Official cause of accident listed
on the hospital form, "pussy."</i>

774
00:58:52,879 --> 00:58:56,371
<i>What were the chances that
she still lived in this house?</i>

775
00:58:58,251 --> 00:59:00,116
<i>And yet, there she was.</i>

776
00:59:01,487 --> 00:59:02,852
<i>Ursula.</i>

777
00:59:03,956 --> 00:59:07,187
<i>Why had I never returned
her calls or letters?</i>

778
00:59:07,527 --> 00:59:12,294
<i>Shame. Spinelessness.
Hallmarks of the Cavendish clan.</i>

779
00:59:13,833 --> 00:59:15,460
<i>I realized I had a choice.</i>

780
00:59:16,035 --> 00:59:18,902
<i>I could slink off
and continue as planned...</i>

781
00:59:19,071 --> 00:59:23,872
<i>...or I could go boldly to the door
and discover what hope, if any, lay within.</i>

782
00:59:26,178 --> 00:59:29,045
- Abbess, come quick. It's the Bailey girl.
- Catkin?

783
00:59:29,215 --> 00:59:30,807
Aye. She dying.

784
00:59:34,720 --> 00:59:36,654
- What happened?
- - Zach!

785
00:59:40,126 --> 00:59:42,822
- Sonmi....
- The scorpion fish.

786
00:59:42,995 --> 00:59:45,862
Healer say she be gone by sundown.

787
00:59:46,332 --> 00:59:49,233
Ain't right, ain't fair
but nothing to be done.

788
00:59:58,311 --> 00:59:59,938
Be very still.

789
01:00:00,313 --> 01:00:02,008
Termination charge, here.

790
01:00:03,683 --> 01:00:06,584
Just enough to blow carotid.

791
01:00:33,980 --> 01:00:35,572
How does it feel?

792
01:00:37,950 --> 01:00:39,076
Good.

793
01:00:42,989 --> 01:00:44,547
Catkin's dying!

794
01:00:45,257 --> 01:00:47,555
- What?
- Trod on a scorpion fish.

795
01:00:49,362 --> 01:00:52,923
You can save her. You got spesh smarts
in that gearbag what'll save her.

796
01:00:53,099 --> 01:00:54,657
That's the True-true.

797
01:00:54,867 --> 01:00:57,665
Prescient Council swear
by special order...

798
01:00:57,870 --> 01:01:01,135
...say I can't go play Lady Sonmi
for every fate twistin' wrong...

799
01:01:01,307 --> 01:01:02,774
...n' click fingers make right.

800
01:01:03,943 --> 01:01:07,106
I just a stupid goat herder, but I cog
you killin' Catkin by not acting...

801
01:01:07,279 --> 01:01:10,578
...just as if I left you up on that bridge,
you Kona meat.

802
01:01:12,885 --> 01:01:17,117
If a Prescient be laying with poison
melting her heart'n'lungs...

803
01:01:17,423 --> 01:01:19,118
...if it be your kin?

804
01:01:20,660 --> 01:01:23,527
Why's a Prescient's life
worth more'n a Valleysman?

805
01:01:33,172 --> 01:01:34,537
I'll take you to Mauna Sol.

806
01:01:35,608 --> 01:01:37,132
I know the way.

807
01:01:37,710 --> 01:01:39,678
If you save Catkin...

808
01:01:40,646 --> 01:01:44,138
...I will guide you through the devil's door
if that's where you want to go.

809
01:01:49,155 --> 01:01:52,682
<i>While the past may call to us
with the enchantment of a siren...</i>

810
01:01:54,126 --> 01:01:58,654
<i>...better, I believed, to stay the course
set by dear brother Denny.</i>

811
01:01:58,831 --> 01:02:00,696
Just sign right here.

812
01:02:04,036 --> 01:02:08,905
<i>And tomorrow,
life could begin afresh, afresh, afresh.</i>

813
01:02:09,075 --> 01:02:10,337
This way.

814
01:02:14,547 --> 01:02:15,946
Come on. Come.

815
01:02:18,984 --> 01:02:21,578
<i>Welcome to Habitat Mainframe.</i>

816
01:02:22,221 --> 01:02:24,485
<i>Maximum.</i>

817
01:02:24,990 --> 01:02:29,017
<i>Accessing Design Database.
Designating skin.</i>

818
01:02:30,396 --> 01:02:32,057
<i>Designating texture.</i>

819
01:02:44,076 --> 01:02:46,010
That's Old Seoul.

820
01:02:47,213 --> 01:02:49,147
If the tides keep rising
at their present rate...

821
01:02:49,315 --> 01:02:52,716
...Neo Seoul will also be underwater
in a hundred years.

822
01:03:26,452 --> 01:03:28,716
Your food is in here.

823
01:03:29,421 --> 01:03:32,447
It's not what you are used to,
but I think you will like it.

824
01:03:34,293 --> 01:03:35,885
This is your bed.

825
01:03:37,163 --> 01:03:38,824
These are your clothes.

826
01:03:42,935 --> 01:03:47,065
Mine? But these are Pureblood clothes.

827
01:03:47,439 --> 01:03:49,805
No. They are yours.

828
01:03:50,910 --> 01:03:52,741
<i>Did you know he was Union?</i>

829
01:03:53,312 --> 01:03:55,439
No, but it wouldn't have mattered.

830
01:03:56,182 --> 01:03:57,308
Why not?

831
01:03:58,117 --> 01:04:03,817
Because it was the first time
a Pureblood had shown me kindness.

832
01:04:07,793 --> 01:04:08,782
Mama?

833
01:04:09,929 --> 01:04:10,987
Huh?

834
01:04:11,764 --> 01:04:13,322
I hungry.

835
01:04:21,507 --> 01:04:22,599
Oh, baby.

836
01:04:38,490 --> 01:04:39,957
Do you like them?

837
01:04:42,595 --> 01:04:44,153
You look lovely.

838
01:04:45,130 --> 01:04:46,119
Here.

839
01:04:48,467 --> 01:04:49,695
Come here.

840
01:04:51,103 --> 01:04:55,005
You know, this used to play viddys
but the chip is corrupted.

841
01:04:55,174 --> 01:04:58,803
Stuck in a loop, so I diggied it
and found the rest of it.

842
01:04:58,978 --> 01:05:00,377
The rest of it?

843
01:05:18,831 --> 01:05:21,197
What the ruddy hell
are you doing in my room?

844
01:05:21,367 --> 01:05:25,997
Keys go walkies! Let's give these
to Ms. Judd for safekeeping, shall we?

845
01:05:26,171 --> 01:05:29,436
Leave my things alone,
you pilfering cow!

846
01:05:30,342 --> 01:05:34,210
Because you're new, I shall not make you
eat soap powder, this time.

847
01:05:35,547 --> 01:05:39,278
Be warned, I do not stand for
offensive language in Aurora House.

848
01:05:39,451 --> 01:05:44,388
Not from anyone. And I never make
idle threats, Mr. Cavendish. Never.

849
01:05:44,657 --> 01:05:47,785
I'll talk to you how
I ruddy well like, you thief!

850
01:05:47,960 --> 01:05:51,896
Make me eat soap powder?
I'd like to see you try!

851
01:05:52,064 --> 01:05:54,726
Ooh! Gawd! Bloody hell!

852
01:05:54,900 --> 01:05:57,960
Tsk, tsk, tsk. A disappointing start.

853
01:05:58,671 --> 01:06:01,868
Is this some sort of kinky S & M hotel?

854
01:06:02,541 --> 01:06:07,410
I am Nurse Noakes.
You do not wish to cross me.

855
01:06:14,086 --> 01:06:17,783
I am so sorry to keep you waiting.
Uh, I know it's a Ms...?

856
01:06:17,957 --> 01:06:18,946
Rey.

857
01:06:19,291 --> 01:06:21,282
Luisa Rey. <i>Spyglass Magazine.</i>

858
01:06:21,460 --> 01:06:22,757
Right. Right.

859
01:06:22,995 --> 01:06:26,556
Luisa, this is Joe Napier,
he's our security chief.

860
01:06:26,732 --> 01:06:28,893
Um, I was surprised to get your query.

861
01:06:29,068 --> 01:06:31,764
I mean, don't get me wrong,
it's a feisty magazine, but, uh....

862
01:06:32,271 --> 01:06:35,104
- Anything you need, sir, just let me know.
- - Will do.

863
01:06:35,274 --> 01:06:37,674
- Guys, I'm good. Thank you very much.
- Thank you. See you.

864
01:06:37,843 --> 01:06:40,004
Our editor's trying to
spice things up a little bit.

865
01:06:40,212 --> 01:06:42,271
He says the public wants
more substance, so....

866
01:06:42,448 --> 01:06:43,938
Oh. Probably just a fad.

867
01:06:45,484 --> 01:06:48,282
Come on, follow me.
Let's start you with the Chicken Ranch.

868
01:06:48,821 --> 01:06:50,789
That is where we keep the Eggheads.

869
01:06:52,358 --> 01:06:55,725
Say hello to Nemo? Okay. Come on.

870
01:07:00,799 --> 01:07:02,289
Hello, Mr. Cavendish.

871
01:07:02,468 --> 01:07:04,095
Feeling super this morning?

872
01:07:04,269 --> 01:07:05,463
No.

873
01:07:05,738 --> 01:07:08,798
I checked in last night believing
that Aurora House was a hotel.

874
01:07:08,974 --> 01:07:12,842
My brother made the booking, you see.
His idea of a practical joke.

875
01:07:13,012 --> 01:07:17,244
But listen, you have a bigger problem
closer to home.

876
01:07:17,916 --> 01:07:20,646
There's some demented bitch
calling herself Noakes...

877
01:07:20,819 --> 01:07:24,311
...rampaging about the place,
impersonating a chambermaid.

878
01:07:25,491 --> 01:07:26,788
But the point is this:

879
01:07:26,959 --> 01:07:30,053
She struck me and she stole my keys.

880
01:07:32,965 --> 01:07:36,128
Right?
I'll need those keys back, straight away.

881
01:07:37,536 --> 01:07:40,164
Aurora House is your home now,
Mr. Cavendish.

882
01:07:40,339 --> 01:07:42,637
Your signature authorizes us to apply...

883
01:07:42,808 --> 01:07:43,797
Signature?

884
01:07:44,009 --> 01:07:47,308
The custody document
you signed last night.

885
01:07:47,479 --> 01:07:49,379
Your residency papers.

886
01:07:49,548 --> 01:07:53,075
No, no, no, no!
That was the hotel register!

887
01:07:53,385 --> 01:07:55,819
Never mind, it's all academic. Oh.

888
01:07:55,988 --> 01:07:59,014
This is gonna make a heck
of a dinner-party story.

889
01:07:59,191 --> 01:08:02,251
Most of our guests get cold feet
on their first mornings.

890
01:08:02,428 --> 01:08:04,055
My keys, please.

891
01:08:04,329 --> 01:08:05,523
Residents are not...

892
01:08:05,697 --> 01:08:08,063
I'm not a ruddy resident!

893
01:08:08,233 --> 01:08:10,929
You'll find temper tantrums
won't help you at Aurora House!

894
01:08:11,103 --> 01:08:13,697
You're breaking the ruddy...

895
01:08:15,307 --> 01:08:19,038
...uh, Anti-Incarceration Act
or some ruddy thing...

896
01:08:19,311 --> 01:08:22,747
...and I will not be subjected
to criminal abuse!

897
01:08:25,084 --> 01:08:29,919
I will not be subjected to criminal abuse.

898
01:08:35,694 --> 01:08:38,322
<i>Outside, fat snowflakes...</i>

899
01:08:38,497 --> 01:08:40,397
<i>...are falling on slate roofs.</i>

900
01:08:40,899 --> 01:08:43,561
<i>Like Solzhenitsyn laboring in Vermont...</i>

901
01:08:43,735 --> 01:08:46,602
<i>...I shall beaver away in exile.</i>

902
01:08:47,206 --> 01:08:51,040
<i>Unlike Solzhenitsyn, I shan't be alone.</i>

903
01:09:00,586 --> 01:09:02,076
Off somewhere?

904
01:09:02,421 --> 01:09:05,913
You bet I am! To the land of the living.

905
01:09:07,593 --> 01:09:10,153
Soylent Green is people!

906
01:09:10,596 --> 01:09:14,259
Soylent Green is made of people!

907
01:09:15,534 --> 01:09:17,934
- Ha-ha-ha.
- Oi! Get back here, you!

908
01:09:20,072 --> 01:09:21,061
Oi!

909
01:09:21,240 --> 01:09:23,538
You keep away from me
or I'll be forced to name you...

910
01:09:23,709 --> 01:09:25,574
...in the police report as an accomplice!

911
01:09:25,744 --> 01:09:27,678
I have better things to do than this!

912
01:09:27,880 --> 01:09:32,283
Then go ahead and do them,
you bloody sodding soap-dodger!

913
01:09:33,886 --> 01:09:34,944
Right!

914
01:09:38,824 --> 01:09:42,954
Let go of me, you ruddy
cruddy rugger bugger yob!

915
01:09:43,128 --> 01:09:44,527
Put me down!

916
01:09:44,696 --> 01:09:49,156
<i>"You can maintain power over
people as long as you give them something.</i>

917
01:09:49,935 --> 01:09:54,804
Rob a man of everything and that man
will no longer be in your power."

918
01:09:55,941 --> 01:09:58,705
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn,
20th century philosopher...

919
01:09:58,911 --> 01:10:01,641
...Complete Works
banned by Unanimity.

920
01:10:02,514 --> 01:10:04,414
How do you know about him?

921
01:10:05,317 --> 01:10:06,511
Hae-Joo.

922
01:10:07,986 --> 01:10:09,146
But...

923
01:10:09,321 --> 01:10:10,310
...Seer Chang...

924
01:10:10,489 --> 01:10:12,957
Please, you must call me Hae-Joo.

925
01:10:14,059 --> 01:10:15,321
Hae-Joo...

926
01:10:17,362 --> 01:10:19,956
...Fabricants can be excised for this.

927
01:10:21,500 --> 01:10:24,230
Our survival often demands our courage.

928
01:10:41,820 --> 01:10:43,583
<i>Knowledge is a mirror...</i>

929
01:10:43,755 --> 01:10:48,715
<i>...and for the first time in my life,
I was allowed to see who I was...</i>

930
01:10:48,894 --> 01:10:50,885
<i>...and who I might become.</i>

931
01:10:58,036 --> 01:10:59,196
Go clean the head.

932
01:11:01,173 --> 01:11:02,197
Good morning, captain.

933
01:11:02,374 --> 01:11:06,242
You would help it remain so,
Quillcock, by buggering off.

934
01:11:06,578 --> 01:11:08,375
I'm afraid I can't do that, sir.

935
01:11:09,548 --> 01:11:12,449
If I was, I would be unable
to inform you of the stowaway...

936
01:11:12,618 --> 01:11:14,698
- ...that I have discovered in my cabin.
- Stowaway?!

937
01:11:14,753 --> 01:11:17,017
I assure you that this Moriori
had no choice.

938
01:11:17,689 --> 01:11:21,090
Now, he has sworn to me that he is
a first class, able-bodied seaman...

939
01:11:21,260 --> 01:11:23,728
...capable of earning passage,
if only given a chance.

940
01:11:23,895 --> 01:11:28,525
A stowaway is a stowaway
even if he shits silver nuggets.

941
01:11:30,235 --> 01:11:33,204
Did he ever explain anything to you?

942
01:11:33,805 --> 01:11:38,742
He told me their goal was the creation
of a free-willed Fabricant.

943
01:11:41,380 --> 01:11:43,245
<i>Yoona had failed.</i>

944
01:11:44,016 --> 01:11:46,246
<i>I was their last hope.</i>

945
01:11:50,756 --> 01:11:54,123
I have to say, if all lady journalists
looked like you...

946
01:11:54,293 --> 01:11:58,423
...I might start to take this women's lib
thing more seriously.

947
01:11:58,730 --> 01:12:01,290
Well, I'm sure they can
use your support.

948
01:12:02,668 --> 01:12:04,101
Nice.

949
01:12:04,269 --> 01:12:07,500
Okay, you wait here and I will
go and find someone smarter...

950
01:12:07,673 --> 01:12:10,273
...who can walk you through
the details of some of your questions.

951
01:12:10,676 --> 01:12:11,665
Great.

952
01:12:30,295 --> 01:12:33,526
Okay, what would Dad do?

953
01:12:42,374 --> 01:12:45,400
Who the bloody hell is this?
Have you any idea what time it is?

954
01:12:45,577 --> 01:12:47,204
Denny? It's me, Tim.

955
01:12:47,379 --> 01:12:48,573
<i>Timothy?</i>

956
01:12:49,381 --> 01:12:50,871
Where are you?

957
01:12:51,083 --> 01:12:53,677
<i>I think you ruddy well
know where I am!</i>

958
01:12:53,852 --> 01:12:56,150
But residents aren't allowed
access to phones.

959
01:12:56,321 --> 01:12:58,186
<i>Has someone smuggled one in?</i>

960
01:12:58,357 --> 01:12:59,654
You know the rules?

961
01:12:59,825 --> 01:13:01,622
<i>I helped write them, Timmy.</i>

962
01:13:01,793 --> 01:13:04,887
<i>I have been a principal investor
in Aurora House for 12 years.</i>

963
01:13:05,197 --> 01:13:09,031
It's incredibly lucrative. You can't believe
what people will pay to lock up their parents.

964
01:13:11,670 --> 01:13:13,535
Look, Den. You've had your fun.

965
01:13:13,705 --> 01:13:16,902
I think it's high time you put an end
to this little game of yours.

966
01:13:17,075 --> 01:13:21,341
Ha, ha. No, no, Timmy.
My fun has just begun.

967
01:13:21,513 --> 01:13:22,980
<i>What are you talking about?</i>

968
01:13:23,148 --> 01:13:25,639
I'm your brother.
Why are you doing this to me?

969
01:13:25,817 --> 01:13:28,411
<i>I think a better question
in this instance would be:</i>

970
01:13:28,620 --> 01:13:30,520
<i>What have you done to deserve this?</i>

971
01:13:30,689 --> 01:13:32,156
I don't know what you mean.

972
01:13:32,324 --> 01:13:34,690
Oh, come now, dear brother,
don't insult me.

973
01:13:34,860 --> 01:13:38,557
You can't think that I didn't know
about you and Georgette!

974
01:13:39,898 --> 01:13:41,229
Georgette?

975
01:13:43,869 --> 01:13:48,238
Look, Den, I didn't mean to hurt you.

976
01:13:48,407 --> 01:13:53,071
I'm afraid your penance has come due,
Timbo. It's time to account for your crimes.

977
01:13:53,879 --> 01:13:54,868
Denholme...

978
01:13:55,580 --> 01:13:58,174
...I'm... I'm so, so sorry.

979
01:13:58,350 --> 01:14:00,511
<i>No, no, no.
There's no need to apologize.</i>

980
01:14:00,685 --> 01:14:03,085
<i>Your exile is more
than enough reparation.</i>

981
01:14:03,255 --> 01:14:07,692
Although, ha, ha, I do have my fingers
crossed for a scenario involving you...

982
01:14:07,859 --> 01:14:09,759
...Nurse Noakes and a broom handle.

983
01:14:09,928 --> 01:14:12,294
Cheerio, Timmy. Bye-bye now.

984
01:14:13,932 --> 01:14:15,456
Sends his love.

985
01:14:25,977 --> 01:14:28,878
I would like to ask about
the night of your arrest.

986
01:14:30,415 --> 01:14:33,907
I remember listening to his heart beat.

987
01:14:35,487 --> 01:14:39,184
<i>Your heart beats much slower than ours.</i>

988
01:14:39,925 --> 01:14:42,894
<i>There is a gentleness to the sound.</i>

989
01:14:43,395 --> 01:14:46,523
<i>I find it comforting.</i>

990
01:14:49,067 --> 01:14:50,295
Vyvyan, what time is it?

991
01:14:50,469 --> 01:14:52,130
I don't know. Who cares?

992
01:14:52,437 --> 01:14:55,668
I've heard a melody, boy. For violin.

993
01:14:55,841 --> 01:14:56,967
Quick.

994
01:14:57,309 --> 01:14:58,901
Find a pen!

995
01:15:00,212 --> 01:15:01,975
I heard it in a dream.

996
01:15:02,147 --> 01:15:04,581
I was in a nightmarish café...

997
01:15:04,749 --> 01:15:06,614
...blaring, bright light...

998
01:15:06,785 --> 01:15:09,413
...but underground, and no way out.

999
01:15:10,989 --> 01:15:12,581
And the waitresses...

1000
01:15:13,124 --> 01:15:14,785
...they all had the same face.

1001
01:15:15,527 --> 01:15:20,464
There was music playing, but unlike
any music I've ever heard in my life.

1002
01:15:24,135 --> 01:15:25,625
It began....

1003
01:15:26,771 --> 01:15:27,760
It began....

1004
01:15:28,974 --> 01:15:30,100
Wait.

1005
01:15:32,043 --> 01:15:35,877
It was so clear a minute ago.

1006
01:15:36,815 --> 01:15:40,273
Help me, Robert! Help me!
It's slipping away.

1007
01:15:42,687 --> 01:15:44,052
I've lost it.

1008
01:15:45,524 --> 01:15:47,492
It'll come to you, sir.

1009
01:15:47,826 --> 01:15:50,294
The minute you stop trying to find it,
it'll find you.

1010
01:15:50,462 --> 01:15:52,487
You are naïve, Robert.

1011
01:15:55,400 --> 01:15:56,992
I am anything but.

1012
01:15:57,435 --> 01:16:00,404
There is a gulf between these chairs.

1013
01:16:01,139 --> 01:16:03,266
What you want is no different
from what I want.

1014
01:16:04,676 --> 01:16:06,644
The gulf is an illusion.

1015
01:16:08,547 --> 01:16:10,640
<i>How do I describe that night, Sixsmith?</i>

1016
01:16:11,283 --> 01:16:15,310
<i>What had happened between Vyvyan and I
transcended language.</i>

1017
01:16:16,855 --> 01:16:20,757
<i>It was music that poured from his eyes,
that breathed from his lips.</i>

1018
01:16:23,495 --> 01:16:26,225
<i>Music as beautiful
as any I have ever heard.</i>

1019
01:16:32,871 --> 01:16:34,668
What are you doing in here?

1020
01:16:38,944 --> 01:16:40,138
They found us.

1021
01:17:07,872 --> 01:17:11,273
I'll be with you the whole way.
Now focus on me.

1022
01:17:15,981 --> 01:17:17,175
Hae-Joo!

1023
01:17:17,549 --> 01:17:19,346
Stay with me.

1024
01:17:19,851 --> 01:17:22,046
Right here. I won't let you go.

1025
01:17:41,039 --> 01:17:42,479
- Mr. Ewing!
- - It's all right.

1026
01:17:42,607 --> 01:17:44,905
I've talked to the captain.
He'll hear your case.

1027
01:17:45,644 --> 01:17:47,202
What's your name, boy?

1028
01:17:48,046 --> 01:17:49,570
Autua, sir.

1029
01:17:50,448 --> 01:17:53,884
This Christian gentleman,
who knows nothing about ships...

1030
01:17:54,052 --> 01:17:56,145
...tells me that you're a first-class sailor.

1031
01:17:58,423 --> 01:17:59,481
Very well.

1032
01:17:59,658 --> 01:18:01,956
Let's see you lower the main topsail.

1033
01:18:07,666 --> 01:18:10,134
Mr. Roderick, my bottle is empty.

1034
01:18:20,278 --> 01:18:23,111
Mr. Boerhaave, ready my piece.

1035
01:18:23,281 --> 01:18:27,684
What? Sir, you gave me
your word, captain.

1036
01:18:28,119 --> 01:18:30,349
Please. You can't do this!

1037
01:18:30,522 --> 01:18:33,923
Nobody tells me what I can
and cannot do on my own ship...

1038
01:18:34,092 --> 01:18:36,458
...especially when it concerns
nigger stowaways.

1039
01:18:39,831 --> 01:18:41,264
Get them!

1040
01:19:02,787 --> 01:19:03,908
Cap'n, look!

1041
01:19:04,022 --> 01:19:06,013
He's got fish-hooks for toes.

1042
01:19:06,191 --> 01:19:09,319
Mr. Boerhaave,
do not make a mess of my deck.

1043
01:19:24,409 --> 01:19:25,876
No!

1044
01:19:33,151 --> 01:19:34,175
Hae-Joo!

1045
01:19:44,662 --> 01:19:46,129
Captain, please.

1046
01:19:49,567 --> 01:19:52,229
Look, if you could
just hear me out, please.

1047
01:19:59,511 --> 01:20:00,944
Look!

1048
01:20:08,753 --> 01:20:12,348
Ha-ha-ha.
The darkie's salt as I am!

1049
01:20:15,226 --> 01:20:16,659
Mr. Boerhaave?

1050
01:20:18,062 --> 01:20:21,862
It appears we have an addition
to our crew. Be sure he earns his keep.

1051
01:20:24,669 --> 01:20:25,863
Mr. Hooks!

1052
01:20:27,172 --> 01:20:28,161
Found her.

1053
01:20:28,473 --> 01:20:31,874
She was in the chem labs
looking for the bathroom.

1054
01:20:32,677 --> 01:20:33,735
Ah.

1055
01:20:33,912 --> 01:20:37,313
Well, perfect. Then why don't you
take over from here, Sachs?

1056
01:20:37,749 --> 01:20:40,149
You know, introduce our little tribe...

1057
01:20:40,318 --> 01:20:44,049
...and guide Ms. Rey through the, uh...
Through the tower.

1058
01:20:44,355 --> 01:20:46,880
Funny thing is,
I'm not even supposed to be here.

1059
01:20:47,225 --> 01:20:48,783
I was meant to be in Seoul...

1060
01:20:48,960 --> 01:20:51,827
...but the air-traffic-controller strike
screwed everything up...

1061
01:20:51,996 --> 01:20:54,226
...so now I'm on
the pond-jumper tonight.

1062
01:20:54,399 --> 01:20:57,266
You ever think the universe
was against you?

1063
01:20:57,769 --> 01:20:59,259
- All the time.
- Mm.

1064
01:21:00,305 --> 01:21:01,294
You mind?

1065
01:21:02,240 --> 01:21:03,502
I'm cool.

1066
01:21:16,921 --> 01:21:18,912
You seem nervous, Isaac.

1067
01:21:19,123 --> 01:21:21,148
- Do I make you nervous?
- No.

1068
01:21:22,961 --> 01:21:24,929
Actually, just the opposite.

1069
01:21:43,481 --> 01:21:45,745
Are you gonna tell me why
you covered for me?

1070
01:21:51,990 --> 01:21:56,654
<i>"Freedom,"
the fatuous jingle of our civilization.</i>

1071
01:21:57,896 --> 01:22:02,299
<i>But only those deprived of it have
the barest inkling of what it really is.</i>

1072
01:22:20,385 --> 01:22:24,321
There's much disagreement
on what should be done with you.

1073
01:22:24,789 --> 01:22:28,589
The Corprocrats want you
euthanized as a deviant.

1074
01:22:28,760 --> 01:22:31,092
The Manufacturer is demanding
a period of study.

1075
01:22:31,262 --> 01:22:36,165
The psychogenomicists are screaming
for an immediate cerebral vivisection.

1076
01:22:36,968 --> 01:22:42,167
However, the problem you create
is a political one...

1077
01:22:44,943 --> 01:22:47,503
...which means you're my problem.

1078
01:22:49,347 --> 01:22:52,214
I find it intriguing to imagine that...

1079
01:22:52,417 --> 01:22:56,683
...beneath these perfectly
engineered features...

1080
01:22:56,854 --> 01:23:00,688
...are thoughts that terrify
the whole of Unanimity.

1081
01:23:04,829 --> 01:23:08,788
I'm not afraid of such thoughts
because I do not fear the truth.

1082
01:23:10,501 --> 01:23:14,062
There's a natural order
to this world, Fabricant...

1083
01:23:15,006 --> 01:23:18,703
...and the truth is,
this order must be protected.

1084
01:23:31,522 --> 01:23:35,185
Inform the Archivist
and prepare her for Excisement.

1085
01:23:35,360 --> 01:23:37,191
- Yes, sir.
- Sir?

1086
01:23:40,531 --> 01:23:43,193
Can you tell me what happened
to Hae-Joo Chang?

1087
01:23:43,968 --> 01:23:46,163
Killed, I was told.

1088
01:24:08,726 --> 01:24:12,753
All these recent excitements,
really, Adam, it's far too much.

1089
01:24:12,930 --> 01:24:14,921
You need to rest.

1090
01:24:28,946 --> 01:24:32,211
I had a girlfriend once.

1091
01:24:32,550 --> 01:24:36,384
She kept trying to get me
to read Carlos Castaneda.

1092
01:24:37,088 --> 01:24:38,419
You ever read any of that shit?

1093
01:24:38,589 --> 01:24:39,920
Oh, yeah.

1094
01:24:42,260 --> 01:24:44,751
But the relationship was doomed.

1095
01:24:45,029 --> 01:24:48,829
Every time she brought up any
of that karma, past life stuff...

1096
01:24:49,033 --> 01:24:51,331
...I couldn't stop myself from laughing.

1097
01:24:52,937 --> 01:24:54,268
And yet...

1098
01:24:55,673 --> 01:24:57,436
...I can't explain it...

1099
01:24:58,476 --> 01:25:01,411
...but I knew when I opened that door...

1100
01:25:14,559 --> 01:25:17,585
They destroyed most of the copies
of the report.

1101
01:25:19,931 --> 01:25:21,262
Most?

1102
01:25:24,769 --> 01:25:27,101
There's no good choice here, is there?

1103
01:25:27,271 --> 01:25:29,933
If I help you, I could lose my job...

1104
01:25:30,808 --> 01:25:32,173
...or worse.

1105
01:25:34,078 --> 01:25:37,741
If I don't, a lot of people....

1106
01:25:39,984 --> 01:25:42,179
Yeah, it'll be worse than worse.

1107
01:25:44,522 --> 01:25:49,824
You have to do whatever you can't not do.

1108
01:25:56,134 --> 01:25:58,466
Something praying on you, Zachry?

1109
01:25:59,637 --> 01:26:02,333
You really ain't feary 'bout meetin'
Old Georgie on the summit?

1110
01:26:02,507 --> 01:26:05,738
More scaresome 'bout the weather
than any devil.

1111
01:26:09,380 --> 01:26:11,041
You cog he's real?

1112
01:26:11,816 --> 01:26:14,649
Who tripped the Fall,
if not Old Georgie?

1113
01:26:16,654 --> 01:26:18,315
True-true?

1114
01:26:22,193 --> 01:26:23,626
The Old Uns.

1115
01:26:24,729 --> 01:26:26,629
That's jus' a rope o' smoke.

1116
01:26:26,864 --> 01:26:29,162
Old Uns got the Smart.

1117
01:26:30,234 --> 01:26:32,395
They mastered sick and seeds...

1118
01:26:32,904 --> 01:26:35,065
...mak'd mir'cles 'n fly 'cross the sky.

1119
01:26:35,239 --> 01:26:38,402
True. All true.
But they got somethin' else.

1120
01:26:38,876 --> 01:26:43,279
A hunger'n their hearts,
hunger that's stronger'n all their Smart.

1121
01:26:44,749 --> 01:26:46,683
Hunger? For what?

1122
01:26:48,519 --> 01:26:50,248
A hunger for more.

1123
01:26:51,889 --> 01:26:56,952
<i>Belief, like fear or love,
is a force to be understood...</i>

1124
01:26:57,128 --> 01:26:59,562
<i>...as we understand
the Theory of Relativity...</i>

1125
01:26:59,730 --> 01:27:01,425
<i>...and Principles of Uncertainty...</i>

1126
01:27:03,501 --> 01:27:07,198
<i>...phenomena that determine
the course of our lives.</i>

1127
01:27:08,839 --> 01:27:12,639
<i>Yesterday, my life was headed
in one direction.</i>

1128
01:27:16,314 --> 01:27:19,511
<i>Today, it is headed in another.</i>

1129
01:27:20,384 --> 01:27:24,650
<i>Yesterday, I believed I would never
have done what I did today.</i>

1130
01:27:26,357 --> 01:27:29,758
<i>These forces that often remake
time and space...</i>

1131
01:27:30,361 --> 01:27:34,024
<i>...that can shape and alter
who we imagine ourself to be...</i>

1132
01:27:34,198 --> 01:27:38,897
<i>...begin long before we are born
and continue after we perish.</i>

1133
01:27:43,941 --> 01:27:46,535
<i>Our lives and our choices...</i>

1134
01:27:47,111 --> 01:27:49,079
<i>...like quantum trajectories...</i>

1135
01:27:49,247 --> 01:27:52,080
<i>...are understood moment to moment.</i>

1136
01:27:52,984 --> 01:27:54,576
<i>At each point of intersection...</i>

1137
01:27:55,186 --> 01:27:57,120
<i>...each encounter...</i>

1138
01:27:58,055 --> 01:28:01,718
<i>...suggests a new potential direction.</i>

1139
01:28:04,595 --> 01:28:09,498
<i>I have fallen
in love with Luisa Rey.</i>

1140
01:28:11,235 --> 01:28:12,827
<i>Is this possible?</i>

1141
01:28:13,704 --> 01:28:16,468
<i>I just met her, and yet...</i>

1142
01:28:17,241 --> 01:28:23,009
<i>...I feel like something important
has happened to me.</i>

1143
01:28:33,591 --> 01:28:34,922
That's it.

1144
01:28:35,793 --> 01:28:37,988
The music from my dream.

1145
01:29:19,637 --> 01:29:22,765
This is from my dream.
That night I came to your room...

1146
01:29:24,108 --> 01:29:26,633
...this is the music I heard in my head.

1147
01:29:27,144 --> 01:29:28,805
Somehow I gave it to you.

1148
01:29:28,979 --> 01:29:31,641
I've been working on this piece
for weeks now...

1149
01:29:31,816 --> 01:29:35,980
...and I suspect you heard it
and incorporated it into your dream.

1150
01:29:37,188 --> 01:29:39,816
I call it the "Cloud Atlas Sextet."

1151
01:29:43,728 --> 01:29:47,391
This is obviously the result
of our collaboration.

1152
01:29:48,566 --> 01:29:50,500
The "Atlas," I believe...

1153
01:29:51,502 --> 01:29:54,335
...is the only thing I have done
in my life that has value.

1154
01:29:56,407 --> 01:29:58,671
Yet I know I could not have written it...

1155
01:30:00,111 --> 01:30:01,942
...if I hadn't met you.

1156
01:30:02,613 --> 01:30:06,379
There are whole movements in the "Atlas"
that I wrote imagining us...

1157
01:30:06,550 --> 01:30:10,850
...meeting again and again
in different lives, in different ages.

1158
01:30:11,021 --> 01:30:12,181
Yes.

1159
01:30:13,257 --> 01:30:17,694
Something as important as this
cannot be described as yours...

1160
01:30:18,195 --> 01:30:19,560
...or mine.

1161
01:30:20,431 --> 01:30:22,194
It is ours.

1162
01:30:29,240 --> 01:30:31,401
That is exactly how I feel, Vyvyan.

1163
01:30:52,430 --> 01:30:53,863
I'm sorry, I...

1164
01:30:54,465 --> 01:30:55,557
I thought...

1165
01:30:55,733 --> 01:30:58,099
You thought? You thought what?

1166
01:30:58,369 --> 01:31:03,602
That I might fancy a little buggering
from a fine young dandy like yourself?

1167
01:31:07,645 --> 01:31:09,306
I'll pack my bags
and be gone by morning.

1168
01:31:09,480 --> 01:31:12,347
You'll do no such thing.
You'll leave only when I say you can leave.

1169
01:31:12,517 --> 01:31:16,851
You will continue working
on Vyvyan Ayrs' "Cloud Atlas."

1170
01:31:17,021 --> 01:31:20,115
When it is finished,
then I will decide what to do with you.

1171
01:31:20,291 --> 01:31:22,088
You can't keep me here! I'm leaving.

1172
01:31:22,527 --> 01:31:24,085
Good luck with your composing.

1173
01:31:24,262 --> 01:31:26,127
I'm sure a sterile old fuck like yourself...

1174
01:31:26,297 --> 01:31:29,061
...is still capable of something
completely inmemorable.

1175
01:31:29,233 --> 01:31:31,758
I suggest you think about this, Robert.

1176
01:31:31,936 --> 01:31:34,029
Think about reputation.

1177
01:31:35,106 --> 01:31:37,438
Reputation is everything in our society.

1178
01:31:37,608 --> 01:31:42,170
Yours, my disinherited reprobate,
has expired.

1179
01:31:42,547 --> 01:31:46,677
Did you not think that we would inquire
about someone living under our roof?

1180
01:31:46,851 --> 01:31:49,684
Mackerras himself wrote, and I quote:

1181
01:31:49,854 --> 01:31:51,446
"He is a prostitute...

1182
01:31:51,622 --> 01:31:55,854
...whose liaisons with perverts
and sodomites were commonplace...

1183
01:31:56,027 --> 01:31:59,326
...in his brief and forgettable
career at Caius.

1184
01:31:59,497 --> 01:32:03,456
Lock up the silverware." Unquote.

1185
01:32:06,204 --> 01:32:07,228
Be warned:

1186
01:32:07,572 --> 01:32:12,032
Leave here without my consent
and all the musical society will know...

1187
01:32:12,210 --> 01:32:15,475
...of the degenerate Robert Frobisher.

1188
01:32:16,814 --> 01:32:18,213
After that...

1189
01:32:18,883 --> 01:32:23,047
...even if you compose one of
the greatest symphonies ever written...

1190
01:32:23,821 --> 01:32:26,221
...no one will hear it...

1191
01:32:26,391 --> 01:32:30,521
...because no one will want
anything to do with you.

1192
01:33:09,867 --> 01:33:11,528
I won't let you go again.

1193
01:33:17,775 --> 01:33:20,141
I told you he'd come.

1194
01:33:20,778 --> 01:33:22,178
<i>Two things became clear.</i>

1195
01:33:22,747 --> 01:33:25,079
<i>Hanging myself from
Edinburgh's flagpole was preferable...</i>

1196
01:33:25,249 --> 01:33:28,275
<i>...to letting that parasite
plunder my talents a day longer.</i>

1197
01:33:28,886 --> 01:33:30,911
<i>I must complete my sextet.</i>

1198
01:33:31,089 --> 01:33:34,388
<i>I can't do it here,
so tonight I plan to make my escape.</i>

1199
01:33:46,904 --> 01:33:49,065
<i>Please stand by for vehicle scan.</i>

1200
01:33:51,642 --> 01:33:53,439
<i>Clearance granted.</i>

1201
01:34:12,630 --> 01:34:15,155
Any jailbreak's a risky proposition.

1202
01:34:15,633 --> 01:34:20,161
One little cock-up and we're dangling
at Her Majesty's pleasure.

1203
01:34:20,338 --> 01:34:22,431
I know, I know.

1204
01:34:22,640 --> 01:34:24,835
We could use code names...

1205
01:34:25,009 --> 01:34:28,206
...but truth is, I'd probably be
the first to forget mine.

1206
01:34:29,480 --> 01:34:32,847
So, Mr. Cavendish, Ernie Blacksmith.

1207
01:34:33,518 --> 01:34:38,285
This is Mr. Meeks,
and my girl, Veronica Costello.

1208
01:34:39,490 --> 01:34:40,650
To trust.

1209
01:34:40,892 --> 01:34:42,086
To trust.

1210
01:34:43,361 --> 01:34:45,795
I know, I know.

1211
01:34:47,598 --> 01:34:51,864
What about the parrot, then?
If ever there was a likely songbird.

1212
01:34:52,036 --> 01:34:55,028
Mr. Meeks is a fine
and honorable gentleman.

1213
01:34:55,206 --> 01:34:56,673
He would never betray us.

1214
01:34:56,841 --> 01:34:59,833
Besides, no one's ever heard him
say anything else.

1215
01:35:00,011 --> 01:35:01,808
I know, I know.

1216
01:35:02,613 --> 01:35:04,240
Question is, old man:

1217
01:35:04,882 --> 01:35:07,043
Think you're up to snuff?

1218
01:35:22,233 --> 01:35:24,997
<i>Unanimity requires
compliance. We have a security code red.</i>

1219
01:35:25,169 --> 01:35:27,103
<i>Prepare to be boarded.</i>

1220
01:35:27,271 --> 01:35:28,829
What are we going to do?

1221
01:35:29,373 --> 01:35:31,671
Stay calm, stay calm.

1222
01:35:32,877 --> 01:35:35,846
<i>"It will end in tears." You warned me.</i>

1223
01:35:36,447 --> 01:35:38,608
<i>I suppose I'm as hopeless
as Adam Ewing...</i>

1224
01:35:38,783 --> 01:35:42,048
<i>...oblivious to all the unspeakable
forms lying in wait...</i>

1225
01:35:42,220 --> 01:35:44,484
<i>...blind to the fact his friend
is poisoning him.</i>

1226
01:35:44,655 --> 01:35:46,452
Henry, please.

1227
01:35:46,657 --> 01:35:49,023
The idea of losing this ring
distresses me beyond measure.

1228
01:35:49,193 --> 01:35:51,354
Don't be a silly puffin, Adam.
I'm sure your wife...

1229
01:35:51,529 --> 01:35:53,793
...would set your health
above a gold loop.

1230
01:35:54,365 --> 01:35:58,267
I have seen the onset for dropsy
and it is not a pretty sight.

1231
01:36:00,538 --> 01:36:03,974
I know an excellent Spanish goldsmith
who works with such alacrity...

1232
01:36:04,175 --> 01:36:06,803
...that your Tilda may not have
to know this was ever removed.

1233
01:36:08,946 --> 01:36:09,986
Give it to me!

1234
01:36:10,114 --> 01:36:12,309
Get your fuckin' hands off my pudding!

1235
01:36:12,483 --> 01:36:15,247
It's not your pudding,
you Alzheimer's lout!

1236
01:36:15,419 --> 01:36:17,080
You've already eaten your pudding!

1237
01:36:17,488 --> 01:36:18,477
Stop it!

1238
01:36:18,689 --> 01:36:21,419
- Give it to me!
- Leggo, ya dos cunt!

1239
01:36:21,592 --> 01:36:22,820
Don't you talk to me like that!

1240
01:36:22,994 --> 01:36:25,292
- - I'll speak to you any way I...
- You better get in here.

1241
01:36:25,463 --> 01:36:28,796
It doesn't mean you can have
two puddings just because you've already...

1242
01:36:28,966 --> 01:36:30,661
Stop it now! Unh!

1243
01:36:31,969 --> 01:36:33,596
You ruddy idiot!

1244
01:36:33,771 --> 01:36:35,636
You think you can get away with that?

1245
01:36:42,079 --> 01:36:43,068
Stop it!

1246
01:36:45,249 --> 01:36:46,238
I said, stop it!

1247
01:36:46,417 --> 01:36:47,475
Mr. Cavendish!

1248
01:36:57,261 --> 01:36:59,729
<i>The room stank of bitter medicine.</i>

1249
01:37:06,704 --> 01:37:09,434
<i>Curiously heavy things, guns.</i>

1250
01:37:09,874 --> 01:37:11,933
<i>Why did I take it exactly?</i>

1251
01:37:12,376 --> 01:37:13,707
<i>Can't say.</i>

1252
01:37:14,578 --> 01:37:17,706
<i>An intuition, a sense of significance...</i>

1253
01:37:19,283 --> 01:37:21,217
<i>...that from this point on...</i>

1254
01:37:22,720 --> 01:37:24,449
<i>...there was no going back.</i>

1255
01:37:39,603 --> 01:37:41,036
Okay.

1256
01:37:42,573 --> 01:37:45,736
Sussin' them clouds, we run out time.

1257
01:37:49,447 --> 01:37:52,416
Hey, don't need no smart rope.

1258
01:37:52,783 --> 01:37:54,045
Yea.

1259
01:37:54,218 --> 01:37:57,278
See you fall, I catch you.

1260
01:38:14,105 --> 01:38:15,766
Hands in the air!

1261
01:38:16,374 --> 01:38:17,894
- Step off the vehicle.
- - Get down!

1262
01:38:19,143 --> 01:38:20,804
Get down! Now!

1263
01:38:24,215 --> 01:38:25,655
Fucking migrant monkey-talk.

1264
01:38:25,750 --> 01:38:26,950
It's okay.

1265
01:38:27,118 --> 01:38:29,450
Why do they hire these greasy subs?

1266
01:38:30,688 --> 01:38:32,553
Negative, sir. Definite illegal.

1267
01:38:32,723 --> 01:38:34,054
Detain him for now.

1268
01:38:34,425 --> 01:38:36,552
- I'm reading a second life form!
- Where?

1269
01:38:36,727 --> 01:38:38,718
- In the truck.
- Check it out.

1270
01:38:38,896 --> 01:38:39,885
Yes, sir.

1271
01:39:11,929 --> 01:39:18,266
You troddn' on the Devil's ground now,
Vall'ysman.

1272
01:39:20,137 --> 01:39:26,201
I'm sayin' jus' once.
That offlander ain't gettin' to the top.

1273
01:39:27,711 --> 01:39:31,340
Time for you to let go of that rope.

1274
01:39:31,515 --> 01:39:35,975
You trespass, you pay the price.

1275
01:39:37,254 --> 01:39:39,347
Now drop that rope.

1276
01:39:39,757 --> 01:39:41,748
Drop that rope!

1277
01:39:41,959 --> 01:39:43,358
Drop that rope!

1278
01:39:45,196 --> 01:39:46,686
<i>ForceCon One entering the truck.</i>

1279
01:39:46,964 --> 01:39:47,953
Roger that.

1280
01:39:48,165 --> 01:39:49,223
<i>Maintaining visual.</i>

1281
01:39:51,735 --> 01:39:53,815
It's her!
Everything okay, huh?

1282
01:39:56,674 --> 01:39:57,902
What?!

1283
01:40:02,246 --> 01:40:03,235
Freeze!

1284
01:40:11,355 --> 01:40:12,720
I.M.E, I.M.E.!

1285
01:40:29,907 --> 01:40:30,896
Who are you?

1286
01:40:31,876 --> 01:40:33,776
Commander Hae-Joo Chang.

1287
01:40:34,645 --> 01:40:37,113
First Science Officer
of the Union Rebellion.

1288
01:40:37,815 --> 01:40:40,249
Why are you doing this?

1289
01:40:41,018 --> 01:40:44,385
Because I believe you have the power
to change this world.

1290
01:40:44,788 --> 01:40:46,585
<i>Now drop that rope.</i>

1291
01:40:47,024 --> 01:40:49,891
<i>Let go of that rope! Let go of that rope!</i>

1292
01:40:50,294 --> 01:40:53,092
- <i>Hands'a'bleedin', can't let go.</i>
- <i>Let go.</i>

1293
01:40:53,264 --> 01:40:54,385
Hands'a'bleedin'...

1294
01:40:54,532 --> 01:40:57,558
- <i>- Can't let go.</i>
- ...don't let go. No.

1295
01:41:10,648 --> 01:41:12,138
Thank you, Zachry.

1296
01:41:13,784 --> 01:41:15,752
You saving me twicely now.

1297
01:41:16,754 --> 01:41:18,779
You fall, I'll catch you.

1298
01:42:01,865 --> 01:42:03,662
Excessive force confirmed.

1299
01:42:07,171 --> 01:42:08,604
Stop them. Stop them now!

1300
01:42:23,087 --> 01:42:24,714
What are you doing, boy?

1301
01:42:24,888 --> 01:42:26,412
I thought I'd made myself clear.

1302
01:42:26,857 --> 01:42:28,916
Do what you want. I'm leaving.

1303
01:42:29,259 --> 01:42:31,625
Fine, Frobisher. Go.

1304
01:42:31,996 --> 01:42:33,190
But I'll take this.

1305
01:42:34,498 --> 01:42:35,726
- Give that to me!
- It's mine!

1306
01:42:35,899 --> 01:42:36,888
I'm warning you....

1307
01:42:37,067 --> 01:42:39,331
Under the conditions
of this relationship...

1308
01:42:39,503 --> 01:42:42,199
...I'm certainly within my legal rights.

1309
01:42:42,906 --> 01:42:46,865
Give it to me! Give it to me or,
I swear to God, I will kill you as you stand!

1310
01:42:48,545 --> 01:42:49,944
Please.

1311
01:42:50,147 --> 01:42:51,739
You're a coward.

1312
01:42:51,915 --> 01:42:54,349
- I'll do it.
- You won't pull that trigger.

1313
01:42:57,054 --> 01:42:58,851
Your kind never does.

1314
01:43:40,964 --> 01:43:42,932
Yes. Yes, well....

1315
01:43:44,134 --> 01:43:46,967
How fares our worm today, Adam?

1316
01:43:48,706 --> 01:43:51,004
I'm afraid it has taken the best of me.

1317
01:43:51,175 --> 01:43:53,769
Oh, no, no, no. Nonsense. Nonsense.

1318
01:43:53,944 --> 01:43:55,275
You mustn't give up.

1319
01:43:55,713 --> 01:43:57,578
You must think of your beautiful wife.

1320
01:43:57,948 --> 01:43:59,711
You must think of Tilda.

1321
01:44:21,338 --> 01:44:23,139
They're trapped in the damway.
We've got them.

1322
01:44:30,547 --> 01:44:32,174
Come on.

1323
01:44:35,319 --> 01:44:36,308
What are you doing?

1324
01:44:50,467 --> 01:44:52,332
Come on, come on. Hurry!

1325
01:45:35,913 --> 01:45:38,711
<i>Nay, the dead never stay dead.</i>

1326
01:45:42,886 --> 01:45:47,050
<i>Open your ears 'n they never
stop a'yibberin'.</i>

1327
01:46:01,972 --> 01:46:03,200
What is this place?

1328
01:46:04,842 --> 01:46:09,745
Before the Fall,
Old Uns built dwellings...

1329
01:46:10,747 --> 01:46:14,478
...beyond the sky,
among the stars, and...

1330
01:46:15,719 --> 01:46:19,746
...this place joined here with there.

1331
01:46:29,266 --> 01:46:30,756
Sonmi....

1332
01:46:36,974 --> 01:46:38,305
'Tis she.

1333
01:46:39,276 --> 01:46:42,439
The Old Uns prayed to Sonmi
same as Valleysmen?

1334
01:46:43,647 --> 01:46:47,310
Nay, not 'cisely same.

1335
01:46:57,594 --> 01:46:59,994
Move it! Move it. Step aside.

1336
01:47:03,600 --> 01:47:05,192
Over here. This way.

1337
01:47:06,536 --> 01:47:08,003
Get out of my way!

1338
01:47:08,605 --> 01:47:09,594
Come on.

1339
01:47:11,675 --> 01:47:14,542
Now, stay close.
Fabricants get snatched here.

1340
01:47:17,281 --> 01:47:18,270
All clear.

1341
01:47:18,448 --> 01:47:19,437
Thank you.

1342
01:47:19,616 --> 01:47:22,983
No sweat. We're partners.
But you gotta tell me what's happening.

1343
01:47:23,153 --> 01:47:25,018
Let me take off these clothes,
call the cops...

1344
01:47:25,188 --> 01:47:27,782
...and I promise I'll tell you everything
that happened in the morning.

1345
01:47:27,958 --> 01:47:30,791
Okay, but I hope
you realize you just said exactly...

1346
01:47:30,961 --> 01:47:34,294
...what every character in any decent
mystery says right before they get killed.

1347
01:47:34,464 --> 01:47:35,954
Good night, Javier.

1348
01:48:19,509 --> 01:48:22,103
What'd you mean down there, 'bout...

1349
01:48:22,279 --> 01:48:27,046
...the Old Uns and Valleysmen
prayin' to Sonmi, not 'cisely the same?

1350
01:48:28,919 --> 01:48:31,911
I mean, they were differing.

1351
01:48:33,857 --> 01:48:35,051
Differing.

1352
01:48:35,726 --> 01:48:36,715
How?

1353
01:48:39,997 --> 01:48:41,726
You want the True-true?

1354
01:48:55,145 --> 01:48:56,772
This is where you live?

1355
01:48:57,080 --> 01:49:00,015
This is where Union was born.

1356
01:49:08,225 --> 01:49:10,159
<i>Sonmi weren't no god.</i>

1357
01:49:10,527 --> 01:49:15,396
She died hundreds of years ago
on a faraway pen'sula deadlanded now.

1358
01:49:16,633 --> 01:49:17,622
What?

1359
01:49:18,568 --> 01:49:19,899
I cog Valleysman b'liefs'.

1360
01:49:20,070 --> 01:49:24,063
I know Abbess teach'd you Sonmi was
a mir'cle, birthed o' Darwin God o' Smart...

1361
01:49:24,241 --> 01:49:26,175
...but ain't the True-true.

1362
01:49:26,343 --> 01:49:28,004
<i>Lies.</i>

1363
01:49:28,178 --> 01:49:30,271
Her life was sad 'n judased.

1364
01:49:30,447 --> 01:49:32,972
She died tryin' to change
the Old-Uns thinkin'.

1365
01:49:33,150 --> 01:49:37,109
Lies, nothin' but lies.

1366
01:49:38,488 --> 01:49:40,649
Nay, nay, you're lyin'.

1367
01:49:52,602 --> 01:49:55,469
<i>The nature of our immortal lives is
in the consequences of our words....</i>

1368
01:49:55,639 --> 01:49:56,970
Sonmi?

1369
01:49:57,941 --> 01:50:01,138
'Fore she died, she spoke
of her acts 'n' deedins.

1370
01:50:01,311 --> 01:50:05,213
Her words a heartsake blessin'
minder'me what's the True-true.

1371
01:50:05,382 --> 01:50:07,043
How long you lissin t'this?!

1372
01:50:07,217 --> 01:50:10,482
How long you jus' stand there
an' let a stranger...

1373
01:50:10,654 --> 01:50:15,148
...keep fuckin' your b'liefs up 'n down,
and in 'n out?!

1374
01:50:15,325 --> 01:50:17,190
<i>Our lives are not our own.</i>

1375
01:50:18,128 --> 01:50:22,292
<i>From womb to tomb,
we are bound to others.</i>

1376
01:50:23,700 --> 01:50:24,997
Zachry.

1377
01:50:26,236 --> 01:50:27,601
You o'right?

1378
01:50:28,905 --> 01:50:30,463
Finish your sussin'.

1379
01:50:34,211 --> 01:50:38,170
Shh, shh! Shh!

1380
01:50:38,615 --> 01:50:40,674
If I wanted to kill you, you'd be dead.

1381
01:50:41,284 --> 01:50:44,981
Now, I'm not gonna hurt you.
I just wanna talk.

1382
01:50:45,722 --> 01:50:48,020
Be cool, all right?

1383
01:50:51,428 --> 01:50:54,261
And if I wanted to kill you,
you'd be dead already.

1384
01:50:54,431 --> 01:50:55,420
How's that feel, huh?

1385
01:50:56,533 --> 01:50:58,160
Good conversation starter, isn't it?

1386
01:51:01,138 --> 01:51:03,834
You are Lester Rey's daughter,
that's for goddamn sure.

1387
01:51:04,774 --> 01:51:06,366
You knew my father?

1388
01:51:06,576 --> 01:51:08,043
Korean War.

1389
01:51:08,778 --> 01:51:10,336
I was in the 21.

1390
01:51:12,215 --> 01:51:15,013
That's me on the end, next to your dad.

1391
01:51:15,185 --> 01:51:17,949
The mortar landed so close
it could've dropped out of my ass.

1392
01:51:18,255 --> 01:51:21,850
If your father hadn't done what he did,
I wouldn't be here.

1393
01:51:27,464 --> 01:51:29,432
Guess that makes two of us.

1394
01:51:37,073 --> 01:51:43,239
Oh, yeah, you ain't let go that rope
cause you a lustin'...

1395
01:51:43,413 --> 01:51:46,576
...for that darkly, sweet'meat.

1396
01:51:46,917 --> 01:51:48,714
Ah, cog it all now.

1397
01:51:48,885 --> 01:51:52,981
This whore, with her cokeynut skin...

1398
01:51:53,190 --> 01:51:56,626
...'n her slywise mask,
smilin' n wormin' her way...

1399
01:51:56,793 --> 01:51:58,784
...so you trust n bring her here...

1400
01:51:59,196 --> 01:52:03,257
...scavin n sivvin for what?

1401
01:52:03,433 --> 01:52:05,060
For what, fool?

1402
01:52:05,936 --> 01:52:08,928
They want the island.

1403
01:52:09,105 --> 01:52:10,902
Prescients want it all.

1404
01:52:11,074 --> 01:52:16,774
You judasing your kin for a piece of ass.

1405
01:52:16,980 --> 01:52:19,915
She ain't your tribe!
She ain't even your color!

1406
01:52:20,083 --> 01:52:23,177
This Jezebel ignores
your yarns and ways...

1407
01:52:23,353 --> 01:52:27,449
...spinnin' and spoutin' her whoahsome lies,
and you lap it up like a dog in heat!

1408
01:52:27,624 --> 01:52:28,648
It ain't true.

1409
01:52:28,825 --> 01:52:30,486
Ain't it? Then do sumthin', stop her!

1410
01:52:30,660 --> 01:52:32,719
Take your spiker and...

1411
01:52:32,896 --> 01:52:34,830
...slit her throat.

1412
01:52:35,865 --> 01:52:38,834
Protect your tribe!
Protect your sis and little Catkin!

1413
01:52:39,002 --> 01:52:41,994
Kill her now 'fore it's too late!

1414
01:52:46,743 --> 01:52:48,176
They will kill you.

1415
01:52:48,845 --> 01:52:50,710
You don't know these people like I do.

1416
01:52:50,880 --> 01:52:55,408
Yeah? Well, if that's all you came to tell me,
you're a little bit late.

1417
01:52:56,353 --> 01:52:59,447
Somebody just forced me
off the Swannekkee bridge.

1418
01:53:03,393 --> 01:53:05,054
This is out of control.

1419
01:53:06,663 --> 01:53:07,960
You know who did it?

1420
01:53:08,131 --> 01:53:10,827
A contractor. Calls himself Bill Smoke.

1421
01:53:11,001 --> 01:53:12,229
And.... Hm.

1422
01:53:12,402 --> 01:53:13,391
What?

1423
01:53:15,138 --> 01:53:16,298
He got Sachs.

1424
01:53:17,274 --> 01:53:20,038
- Isaac?
- A bomb on his plane.

1425
01:53:21,778 --> 01:53:23,803
The press is blaming the PLO.

1426
01:53:25,649 --> 01:53:30,484
He was a threat, like Sixsmith.
Like... you.

1427
01:53:34,157 --> 01:53:36,197
They all need to
get in here, so pass behind.

1428
01:53:38,728 --> 01:53:39,809
Bring them through.

1429
01:53:51,241 --> 01:53:52,731
Sonmi-451.

1430
01:53:53,043 --> 01:53:55,170
I am most honored to meet you.

1431
01:53:55,345 --> 01:53:58,803
I am General An-Kor Apis,
leader of Union.

1432
01:54:00,750 --> 01:54:02,342
Who's paying him?

1433
01:54:02,919 --> 01:54:04,819
The same guy that pays me.

1434
01:54:05,522 --> 01:54:07,012
Lloyd Hooks?

1435
01:54:07,390 --> 01:54:09,381
He was in Pikes Consulting.

1436
01:54:10,193 --> 01:54:11,888
Yeah, I heard of them.

1437
01:54:12,362 --> 01:54:15,593
They were, uh, lobbyists for oil companies.

1438
01:54:16,333 --> 01:54:17,322
But...

1439
01:54:18,068 --> 01:54:21,834
...why would Big Oil hire Lloyd Hooks...

1440
01:54:22,005 --> 01:54:25,338
...to run a nuclear reactor?

1441
01:54:27,911 --> 01:54:29,936
You got that same look
your father used to get.

1442
01:54:30,747 --> 01:54:32,339
You see it, don't you?

1443
01:54:33,416 --> 01:54:37,944
Hooks doesn't want the report discovered
because he doesn't want the reactor fixed.

1444
01:54:38,121 --> 01:54:39,952
He wants it to fail.

1445
01:54:40,123 --> 01:54:42,990
This is about the future of energy
in this country.

1446
01:54:43,593 --> 01:54:47,359
They want the explosion,
the chaos and carnage.

1447
01:54:47,630 --> 01:54:50,098
The more deaths, the better.

1448
01:55:01,478 --> 01:55:03,571
Unh! Can't cog it.

1449
01:55:03,747 --> 01:55:07,205
Words and worrins like a wasp's nest
poke'd and prod'd by you!

1450
01:55:07,384 --> 01:55:10,911
You come elbowing in my life,
yibberin' about the True-true...

1451
01:55:11,087 --> 01:55:13,180
...an' never telling the whole true.

1452
01:55:13,390 --> 01:55:15,119
I need to cog what you're doing!

1453
01:55:15,525 --> 01:55:18,790
I told you. I come to send a plea o'help.

1454
01:55:19,162 --> 01:55:20,754
Help, why?

1455
01:55:20,964 --> 01:55:22,522
To steal our land?

1456
01:55:22,699 --> 01:55:24,758
To kill and slave us all?
What you want?!

1457
01:55:35,111 --> 01:55:38,638
Prescients dyin', Zachry.
Jus' like Catkin.

1458
01:55:39,315 --> 01:55:42,341
This world poisoned me and all my kin.

1459
01:55:42,685 --> 01:55:45,813
We get no help,
find no home offland away.

1460
01:55:46,189 --> 01:55:50,057
I sayso truesome, we not s'vive.

1461
01:55:51,161 --> 01:55:52,822
We not s'vive.

1462
01:55:56,633 --> 01:55:58,658
<i>Ayrs has the dogs after me.</i>

1463
01:55:59,636 --> 01:56:02,571
<i>The bullet passed through,
killing little more than his appetite...</i>

1464
01:56:02,739 --> 01:56:04,229
<i>...yet he's out for blood.</i>

1465
01:56:04,641 --> 01:56:06,632
<i>Will have to pay the piper.</i>

1466
01:56:07,710 --> 01:56:09,007
I should call the cops.

1467
01:56:09,179 --> 01:56:10,339
Won't help.

1468
01:56:11,481 --> 01:56:13,711
How do I know you're not lying to me?

1469
01:56:13,883 --> 01:56:17,182
Smoke'll be coming for me as soon
as he figures out I'm with you.

1470
01:56:17,887 --> 01:56:22,256
We need that report.
I can't protect you for long without it.

1471
01:56:23,927 --> 01:56:24,916
General Apis...

1472
01:56:25,094 --> 01:56:26,789
You, my dear...

1473
01:56:27,130 --> 01:56:30,327
...are proof our efforts were not in vain.

1474
01:56:30,500 --> 01:56:33,401
But I'm just a dinery server.

1475
01:56:33,603 --> 01:56:36,595
I was not genomed to alter reality.

1476
01:56:36,940 --> 01:56:39,602
No revolutionary ever was.

1477
01:56:43,980 --> 01:56:45,106
I'm sorry.

1478
01:56:46,149 --> 01:56:48,947
I cannot do what you're asking.

1479
01:56:49,819 --> 01:56:51,343
Hm.

1480
01:56:52,222 --> 01:56:55,419
It would be a difficult choice for anyone.

1481
01:56:57,627 --> 01:57:00,926
But before you call your decision final...

1482
01:57:01,431 --> 01:57:04,366
...there is one last thing
I would like you to see...

1483
01:57:04,634 --> 01:57:08,468
...in order to fully understand
what we are fighting for.

1484
01:57:29,058 --> 01:57:30,787
Cross your fingers and toes.

1485
01:58:20,243 --> 01:58:22,211
If your prayer be answered...

1486
01:58:23,346 --> 01:58:26,110
...will Prescients never return
to the Valley again?

1487
01:58:30,253 --> 01:58:34,212
Those wishin' to come with us
be welcome.

1488
01:58:37,093 --> 01:58:38,754
The Valley is my home.

1489
01:59:26,609 --> 01:59:27,803
Are you all right?

1490
01:59:29,112 --> 01:59:31,979
I know it is forbidden.

1491
02:00:03,713 --> 02:00:07,979
<i>Sixsmith, I climb the steps
of the Scott Monument every morning...</i>

1492
02:00:08,818 --> 02:00:10,718
<i>...and all becomes clear.</i>

1493
02:00:11,487 --> 02:00:13,978
<i>Wish I could make you see
this brightness.</i>

1494
02:00:15,158 --> 02:00:17,718
<i>Don't worry, all is well.</i>

1495
02:00:18,361 --> 02:00:21,330
<i>All is so perfectly, damnably well!</i>

1496
02:00:23,633 --> 02:00:25,191
<i>I understand now...</i>

1497
02:00:25,368 --> 02:00:29,930
<i>...that boundaries between noise
and sound are conventions.</i>

1498
02:00:33,576 --> 02:00:35,840
<i>All boundaries are conventions...</i>

1499
02:00:36,212 --> 02:00:38,442
<i>...waiting to be transcended.</i>

1500
02:00:41,484 --> 02:00:47,423
<i>One may transcend any convention
if only one can first conceive of doing so.</i>

1501
02:00:52,895 --> 02:00:54,556
<i>At moments like this...</i>

1502
02:00:55,098 --> 02:00:58,499
<i>...I can feel your heart beating
as clearly as I feel my own...</i>

1503
02:00:59,469 --> 02:01:02,063
<i>...and I know that separation
is an illusion.</i>

1504
02:01:09,345 --> 02:01:12,610
<i>My life extends far beyond
the limitations of me.</i>

1505
02:01:25,228 --> 02:01:26,752
All hands wear ship!

1506
02:01:26,929 --> 02:01:28,487
All hands!

1507
02:01:31,501 --> 02:01:34,732
Storm is coming, Mr. Ewing.
Got to get you down below.

1508
02:01:35,238 --> 02:01:36,728
Yes? Okay.

1509
02:01:37,273 --> 02:01:40,208
I'm not running a fucking charity.
Out with you!

1510
02:01:40,376 --> 02:01:41,707
On you go!

1511
02:01:42,545 --> 02:01:44,137
Oh, Mr. Ewing.

1512
02:01:44,547 --> 02:01:47,243
Uh, uh, oh. Uh, uh, oh. A word, if I may?

1513
02:01:47,784 --> 02:01:50,446
Dangerous times we live in, eh?

1514
02:01:51,087 --> 02:01:52,554
Quite a scandal.

1515
02:01:52,722 --> 02:01:56,749
They say this ruffian, Robert Frobisher,
is a composer.

1516
02:01:58,060 --> 02:02:01,826
You're a composer too,
aren't you, Mr. Ewing?

1517
02:02:02,231 --> 02:02:03,220
What do you want?

1518
02:02:03,466 --> 02:02:06,128
The constable asked
to search my rooms.

1519
02:02:06,435 --> 02:02:09,233
I know how hard you're working,
so I told him...

1520
02:02:09,405 --> 02:02:12,340
...there's no one on the third floor.

1521
02:02:12,542 --> 02:02:17,104
It costs quite a bit of money
to keep an entire floor empty.

1522
02:02:27,123 --> 02:02:29,614
- That's all I have.
- Oh.

1523
02:02:30,726 --> 02:02:31,750
Mm.

1524
02:02:34,096 --> 02:02:36,963
What a beautiful waistcoat.

1525
02:02:39,535 --> 02:02:42,504
If these letters aren't important,
why do you keep reading them?

1526
02:02:42,672 --> 02:02:43,866
I don't know.

1527
02:02:44,674 --> 02:02:48,132
Maybe I'm just trying
to understand something.

1528
02:02:49,679 --> 02:02:50,668
What?

1529
02:02:51,681 --> 02:02:56,641
Why we keep making the same mistakes
over and over.

1530
02:02:57,987 --> 02:02:59,318
Maybe you should ask...

1531
02:02:59,522 --> 02:03:00,511
...Megan.

1532
02:03:01,390 --> 02:03:02,379
What?

1533
02:03:02,558 --> 02:03:03,718
Do you know a Megan?

1534
02:03:04,293 --> 02:03:05,453
That's his niece.

1535
02:03:05,728 --> 02:03:07,127
How do you know that?

1536
02:03:09,432 --> 02:03:10,956
Looks like he mailed something to her.

1537
02:03:11,601 --> 02:03:14,263
Probably used the envelope
he was keeping the letters in.

1538
02:03:17,340 --> 02:03:18,466
Come on, Luisa.

1539
02:03:18,641 --> 02:03:22,907
A good clue always leads to another clue.

1540
02:03:23,579 --> 02:03:28,346
<i>When The Ghastly Ordeal
of Timothy Cavendish is turned into a film...</i>

1541
02:03:28,551 --> 02:03:33,454
<i>...I'm thinking for the role of the hero
one part Sir Laurence Olivier...</i>

1542
02:03:33,956 --> 02:03:36,049
<i>...with a dash of Michael Caine.</i>

1543
02:03:36,692 --> 02:03:37,954
Who the hell is this?

1544
02:03:38,127 --> 02:03:40,789
<i>Dr. Conway,
Aurora House. I'm covering for Dr. Upward.</i>

1545
02:03:40,963 --> 02:03:42,828
Oh, is this about Mother?

1546
02:03:42,999 --> 02:03:45,593
Yes, it is, Mr. Hotchkiss.
I'm afraid you must steel yourself.

1547
02:03:45,768 --> 02:03:47,963
I don't think she's going to last the night.

1548
02:03:48,137 --> 02:03:50,332
<i>Unfortunately,
it isn't a convenient time for us.</i>

1549
02:03:50,506 --> 02:03:52,633
Do we really need to come right now?

1550
02:03:53,209 --> 02:03:56,940
Uh, no, of course not,
but she did ask for you specifically...

1551
02:03:57,113 --> 02:03:59,980
...and she seems quite upset
about her last will.

1552
02:04:03,819 --> 02:04:05,184
We'll be right there.

1553
02:04:05,821 --> 02:04:07,482
In mizzen up mainsail!

1554
02:04:07,957 --> 02:04:10,448
In mizzen up mainsail!

1555
02:04:10,626 --> 02:04:13,493
In mizzen up mainsail!

1556
02:04:15,531 --> 02:04:18,466
<i>The plan was
a series of toppling dominoes...</i>

1557
02:04:18,634 --> 02:04:22,900
<i>...that had commenced with Ernie
announcing my death to Nurse Noakes.</i>

1558
02:04:23,339 --> 02:04:24,328
I know, I know!

1559
02:04:24,507 --> 02:04:25,974
Shh.

1560
02:04:26,142 --> 02:04:30,670
<i>The entire ambush hinged upon
the silence of Mr. Meeks.</i>

1561
02:04:30,846 --> 02:04:33,576
- I know, I know.
- Shh.

1562
02:04:37,720 --> 02:04:39,244
Mr. Cavendish?

1563
02:04:40,756 --> 02:04:42,383
Everything all right?

1564
02:04:45,761 --> 02:04:48,594
- Don't leave me here.
- Shh.

1565
02:05:03,045 --> 02:05:04,706
Mr. Cavendish?

1566
02:05:08,484 --> 02:05:09,644
You!

1567
02:05:09,952 --> 02:05:11,852
I knew it was too good to be true!

1568
02:05:12,021 --> 02:05:13,352
You cantankerous witch!

1569
02:05:13,756 --> 02:05:18,022
Mr. Hotchkiss, your mother is my
dearest friend here. Do please hurry.

1570
02:05:22,198 --> 02:05:23,961
And so, adieu!

1571
02:05:24,600 --> 02:05:29,299
Which, translated literally from the French,
means "to commend before...

1572
02:05:29,772 --> 02:05:30,761
...God"!

1573
02:05:35,644 --> 02:05:37,009
Oh.

1574
02:05:37,913 --> 02:05:41,747
<i>I have Joe Napier
on line one, Mr. Hooks. He said he can't wait.</i>

1575
02:05:43,719 --> 02:05:46,210
For God's sake, Joe, I am late already.
What's up?

1576
02:05:46,389 --> 02:05:48,914
<i>I got a call from that reporter. Rey?</i>

1577
02:05:50,793 --> 02:05:52,886
She was asking about Sixsmith.

1578
02:05:53,062 --> 02:05:56,259
<i>- I see.</i>
- You said she wasn't gonna be a problem.

1579
02:05:58,267 --> 02:06:01,703
Uh, well, some problems
are more resilient than others, Joe.

1580
02:06:04,006 --> 02:06:05,473
Where's the ruddy key?

1581
02:06:05,641 --> 02:06:07,506
Did he not leave it in the ignition?

1582
02:06:07,710 --> 02:06:09,575
His wife was driving! She took it!

1583
02:06:09,745 --> 02:06:12,111
The ruddy female
took the key in with her!

1584
02:06:12,281 --> 02:06:15,182
Sweet Saint Ruddy Jude,
what do we do now?

1585
02:06:15,351 --> 02:06:17,251
Look under the sun flap!

1586
02:06:19,155 --> 02:06:20,315
Yes!

1587
02:06:21,657 --> 02:06:24,421
What is it? It's not a key.
What do you do with it?

1588
02:06:24,593 --> 02:06:27,027
- What else could it be?
- Well, how does it work?!

1589
02:06:29,231 --> 02:06:31,631
- Shite!
- - Oh, no!

1590
02:06:31,934 --> 02:06:35,370
Well, think of something! You're the genius!
You're the ruddy ruddy genius!

1591
02:06:37,306 --> 02:06:38,603
We're done for.

1592
02:06:46,949 --> 02:06:50,851
Oh, boy. I can't even believe
I agreed to do this.

1593
02:06:52,054 --> 02:06:54,716
<i>Is this thing working?
I mean, is it even on? Can you hear me?</i>

1594
02:06:54,890 --> 02:06:56,482
Just keep walking.

1595
02:07:03,666 --> 02:07:05,463
I think he's behind me.

1596
02:07:06,001 --> 02:07:08,469
Whatever you do, don't look back.

1597
02:07:12,141 --> 02:07:14,234
Get out of my car or I'll sue!

1598
02:07:14,410 --> 02:07:17,330
I'm gonna flay your arse straight into
a coma if you don't open this door!

1599
02:07:17,413 --> 02:07:18,402
You! Out!

1600
02:07:18,581 --> 02:07:20,981
- Get out of my bloody car!
- Cavendish!

1601
02:07:21,817 --> 02:07:24,479
- - Get out of there, Cavendish!
- What's that button for?

1602
02:07:24,653 --> 02:07:25,745
Get out of my bloody car!

1603
02:07:27,123 --> 02:07:28,112
Yes!

1604
02:07:29,191 --> 02:07:31,386
- Yes!
- - Ha-ha-ha.

1605
02:07:36,732 --> 02:07:37,858
Oh, no.

1606
02:07:38,033 --> 02:07:40,831
It's Mr. Meeks. He does want to come.

1607
02:07:41,003 --> 02:07:42,436
Oh, dear.

1608
02:07:44,073 --> 02:07:46,007
Oh, ruddy bloody hell.

1609
02:07:48,244 --> 02:07:50,371
All for one and one for all?

1610
02:08:05,694 --> 02:08:07,025
The gate!

1611
02:08:08,631 --> 02:08:11,122
Veronica, would you unlock the door
for Mr. Meeks?

1612
02:08:13,569 --> 02:08:16,299
Hello, Mr. Meeks.
We're out for a nighttime drive.

1613
02:08:16,472 --> 02:08:18,440
I know! I know!

1614
02:08:23,646 --> 02:08:25,773
- Ramming speed!
- - Aah!

1615
02:08:25,948 --> 02:08:27,040
How thrilling!

1616
02:08:30,119 --> 02:08:31,143
Oh, no!

1617
02:08:31,320 --> 02:08:33,948
- Foot to the floor, Cavendish!
- Here we go!

1618
02:08:35,357 --> 02:08:36,654
Aah. Aah!

1619
02:08:49,004 --> 02:08:50,301
Here we go.

1620
02:09:21,770 --> 02:09:23,169
Man weather main!

1621
02:09:23,339 --> 02:09:25,705
Come on now,
Adam, handsomely does it.

1622
02:09:26,675 --> 02:09:28,643
Oh, the worm fights back.

1623
02:09:28,911 --> 02:09:32,005
It is always darkest before the dawn.

1624
02:09:32,181 --> 02:09:33,205
Mr. Ewing!

1625
02:09:34,683 --> 02:09:37,709
Mr. Ewing is at a critical juncture
in his treatment.

1626
02:09:37,920 --> 02:09:40,821
The next few hours will determine
if he lives or dies.

1627
02:09:41,357 --> 02:09:42,722
Then I stay here.

1628
02:09:42,925 --> 02:09:44,222
No, no, no, no, you can't.

1629
02:09:44,426 --> 02:09:45,518
I must.

1630
02:09:45,694 --> 02:09:48,663
Mr. Ewing save my life. He my duty.

1631
02:09:51,834 --> 02:09:53,995
Listen to me, you ignorant ape.

1632
02:09:54,737 --> 02:09:58,673
Mr. Ewing doesn't want you around him.
You probably infected him to begin with!

1633
02:09:58,841 --> 02:10:02,242
He begged me, and I quote,
"Keep that dirty nigger away from me."

1634
02:10:02,745 --> 02:10:06,010
So, please, kindly respect his wishes!

1635
02:10:36,979 --> 02:10:38,071
Where'd he go?

1636
02:10:38,247 --> 02:10:39,373
I don't know.

1637
02:10:43,519 --> 02:10:44,986
- Oh, shit.
- What...?

1638
02:11:03,038 --> 02:11:04,369
To freedom!

1639
02:11:04,707 --> 02:11:06,368
Freedom! Ha-ha-ha.

1640
02:11:08,610 --> 02:11:12,910
<i>Your like again, that fought and....</i>

1641
02:11:18,420 --> 02:11:19,546
Oh....

1642
02:11:19,722 --> 02:11:21,053
Oh!

1643
02:11:21,223 --> 02:11:22,383
- Fuck!
- Bullshit!

1644
02:11:22,458 --> 02:11:24,892
<i>That's it. England does it again.</i>

1645
02:11:25,060 --> 02:11:29,224
<i>Scotland goes down in flames.
Oh, the embarrassment!</i>

1646
02:11:29,398 --> 02:11:35,337
You are going to be sorry in ways
you cannot even imagine.

1647
02:11:35,537 --> 02:11:37,266
Fuckin' English bastards!

1648
02:11:38,440 --> 02:11:40,067
H...

1649
02:11:40,342 --> 02:11:40,842
Help!

1650
02:12:16,245 --> 02:12:17,712
- Fuck!
- Joe!

1651
02:12:24,787 --> 02:12:27,028
No illegals here! No illegals here!
Boss away! Boss away!

1652
02:12:27,122 --> 02:12:29,090
Look, I'm not an inspector.
We need your help.

1653
02:12:31,660 --> 02:12:32,781
I don't understand.

1654
02:12:41,003 --> 02:12:43,801
<i>Oh, dear, oh, dear, oh, dear.</i>

1655
02:12:44,373 --> 02:12:48,139
Are there no true Scotsmen
in the house?

1656
02:12:49,845 --> 02:12:53,713
Those there English gerunts...

1657
02:12:53,882 --> 02:12:57,409
...are trampling all over
my God-given rights!

1658
02:12:59,621 --> 02:13:01,748
These people are mine.

1659
02:13:03,358 --> 02:13:05,690
<i>A nation weeps....</i>

1660
02:13:05,894 --> 02:13:10,524
They've used me
and my pals most direly...

1661
02:13:11,133 --> 02:13:15,365
...and we're in need of
a wee bit of assistance!

1662
02:13:15,838 --> 02:13:17,203
Aye, pal.

1663
02:13:19,908 --> 02:13:21,375
We'll not let you down.

1664
02:13:21,543 --> 02:13:23,534
Now you just look here, you grebo.

1665
02:13:23,712 --> 02:13:26,044
You can go shag your bloody sporran...

1666
02:14:01,083 --> 02:14:03,313
Two people came in here.
Which way did they go?

1667
02:14:03,485 --> 02:14:04,952
We treat workers good!

1668
02:14:06,288 --> 02:14:07,346
No need union!

1669
02:14:07,523 --> 02:14:09,013
- Which way did they go?
- Aah!

1670
02:14:11,760 --> 02:14:13,728
- Shut up!
- My boss has many friends.

1671
02:14:13,896 --> 02:14:15,420
Shut the fuck up!

1672
02:14:16,431 --> 02:14:19,366
Don't make a mistake! Aah!

1673
02:14:20,903 --> 02:14:22,495
Stupid fucking wetback.

1674
02:14:26,975 --> 02:14:29,068
What, what, what was that, Adam?

1675
02:14:29,244 --> 02:14:33,408
How shall I comprehend
when you drool and dribble so?

1676
02:14:34,216 --> 02:14:35,444
Oh, let me hazard a guess.

1677
02:14:35,617 --> 02:14:39,678
Something in the key of,
"Oh, Henry, how could you do this to me?

1678
02:14:39,855 --> 02:14:41,288
I thought we were friends."

1679
02:14:41,456 --> 02:14:43,219
Well, unfortunately, you were wrong.

1680
02:14:44,026 --> 02:14:45,254
Wrong.

1681
02:14:45,427 --> 02:14:47,759
Like Horrox and your silly father-in-law.

1682
02:14:48,630 --> 02:14:51,793
There is only one rule
that binds all people...

1683
02:14:51,967 --> 02:14:56,802
...one governing principle that defines
every relationship on God's green earth.

1684
02:14:56,972 --> 02:15:01,409
"The weak are meat
and the strong do eat."

1685
02:15:35,877 --> 02:15:37,003
That way.

1686
02:15:42,651 --> 02:15:45,586
I told Hooks
you couldn't be trusted, Joe.

1687
02:15:45,787 --> 02:15:47,721
You'll be next, you son of a bitch.

1688
02:15:48,357 --> 02:15:50,154
Part of the business.

1689
02:15:50,926 --> 02:15:53,292
Enjoy your retirement.

1690
02:16:06,341 --> 02:16:08,832
And don't call me a fucking wetback.

1691
02:16:09,177 --> 02:16:12,044
- Stand by to take in foresail!
- Stand by to take in....

1692
02:16:13,348 --> 02:16:15,009
Why, you ask?

1693
02:16:15,484 --> 02:16:17,076
It's absurdly simple.

1694
02:16:17,252 --> 02:16:20,278
There is gold in your trunk. I want it...

1695
02:16:20,989 --> 02:16:23,048
...so I have killed you for it.

1696
02:16:32,701 --> 02:16:34,896
Get away from Mr. Ewing or I kill you.

1697
02:16:35,070 --> 02:16:36,367
You!

1698
02:16:38,840 --> 02:16:40,330
Mr. Ewing, Mr. Ewing!

1699
02:16:40,509 --> 02:16:41,840
Got to flush you out.

1700
02:16:42,411 --> 02:16:44,743
Come on, Mr. Ewing, come on!

1701
02:17:12,841 --> 02:17:14,433
Die!

1702
02:17:19,281 --> 02:17:20,646
Die!

1703
02:17:44,806 --> 02:17:46,296
What was that?

1704
02:17:46,475 --> 02:17:48,443
Kona war cry.

1705
02:17:48,944 --> 02:17:50,309
Zachry!

1706
02:17:55,884 --> 02:17:57,374
Oh, no, no, Sonmi, no!

1707
02:17:58,386 --> 02:17:59,751
Zachry!

1708
02:18:06,461 --> 02:18:09,521
This is what the general
wanted me to see?

1709
02:18:20,609 --> 02:18:22,338
<i>The end rushes towards me.</i>

1710
02:18:22,677 --> 02:18:24,201
<i>Unable to eat or sleep.</i>

1711
02:18:25,480 --> 02:18:29,314
<i>Like Ewing, the mortal coil
has become a noose.</i>

1712
02:18:33,722 --> 02:18:35,917
<i>Would rather become music.</i>

1713
02:18:45,634 --> 02:18:49,161
They believe they are
going to Xultation...

1714
02:18:49,337 --> 02:18:52,329
...but they are not, are they?

1715
02:19:05,720 --> 02:19:06,744
Welcome.

1716
02:19:09,391 --> 02:19:10,983
Take a seat.

1717
02:19:14,563 --> 02:19:16,531
Just relax.

1718
02:19:17,566 --> 02:19:20,194
This is to remove your collar.

1719
02:20:08,416 --> 02:20:09,678
Nay.

1720
02:20:29,170 --> 02:20:30,603
No.

1721
02:20:32,674 --> 02:20:33,663
Nay.

1722
02:20:36,444 --> 02:20:38,071
Rose.

1723
02:20:38,813 --> 02:20:39,802
Rose.

1724
02:21:38,506 --> 02:21:41,998
<i>Enemy's sleeping, don't slit that throat.</i>

1725
02:22:27,222 --> 02:22:31,591
Their genomics industry demands
a huge quantity of biomatter for wombtanks.

1726
02:22:32,227 --> 02:22:35,890
But more importantly,
to sustain their engineered labor force.

1727
02:22:36,531 --> 02:22:40,262
Recycled Fabricants are
a cheap source of protein.

1728
02:22:41,469 --> 02:22:42,731
Soap.

1729
02:22:45,673 --> 02:22:48,938
They feed us to ourselves.

1730
02:22:59,921 --> 02:23:01,411
That ship....

1731
02:23:04,392 --> 02:23:06,952
That ship must be destroyed.

1732
02:23:09,097 --> 02:23:10,086
Yes.

1733
02:23:10,465 --> 02:23:14,731
The systems that built them
must be torn down.

1734
02:23:16,204 --> 02:23:17,432
Yes.

1735
02:23:18,773 --> 02:23:25,440
No matter if we are born in a tank
or a womb, we are all Pureblood.

1736
02:23:27,582 --> 02:23:28,571
Yes.

1737
02:23:30,952 --> 02:23:33,113
We must all fight...

1738
02:23:34,089 --> 02:23:36,455
...and, if necessary, die...

1739
02:23:37,125 --> 02:23:41,084
...to teach people the truth.

1740
02:23:49,671 --> 02:23:52,265
This is what we have been waiting for.

1741
02:23:58,947 --> 02:24:00,278
<i>It's done.</i>

1742
02:24:12,794 --> 02:24:15,854
Oh. Oh. Here, here, Catkin.

1743
02:24:16,364 --> 02:24:20,391
Oh. Oh, Catkin. Oh.

1744
02:24:27,275 --> 02:24:29,175
- Shh.
- No.

1745
02:25:21,696 --> 02:25:25,723
<i>You were then taken
to a Union-controlled satellite link.</i>

1746
02:25:26,434 --> 02:25:28,800
<i>I broadcast my Revelation...</i>

1747
02:25:28,970 --> 02:25:32,371
...to the Twelve States
and Four Off-World Colonies.

1748
02:25:33,374 --> 02:25:37,367
Eighteen minutes later,
the Enforcers attacked.

1749
02:25:39,581 --> 02:25:42,345
<i>To be is to be perceived.</i>

1750
02:25:42,951 --> 02:25:47,888
And so to know thyself is only possible
through the eyes of the other.

1751
02:25:51,292 --> 02:25:55,661
The nature of our immortal lives
is in the consequences of our words...

1752
02:25:56,497 --> 02:26:00,661
...and deeds that go on
apportioning themselves...

1753
02:26:00,868 --> 02:26:02,995
...throughout all time.

1754
02:26:30,498 --> 02:26:32,966
Zachry.

1755
02:26:36,504 --> 02:26:37,528
Unc'a Zach!

1756
02:26:45,613 --> 02:26:47,638
Hide, hide!

1757
02:27:07,735 --> 02:27:08,861
<i>Zachry!</i>

1758
02:27:09,304 --> 02:27:11,704
No! No! No!

1759
02:27:14,575 --> 02:27:17,476
You kill chief. Now you meat.

1760
02:28:20,074 --> 02:28:21,200
Catkin.

1761
02:28:21,609 --> 02:28:23,406
- Safe now.
- - Unc'a Zach!

1762
02:28:23,611 --> 02:28:25,738
Safe, safe now.

1763
02:28:30,251 --> 02:28:31,718
Thank Sonmi.

1764
02:28:32,220 --> 02:28:34,654
No, thank you.

1765
02:28:44,031 --> 02:28:46,898
Come on, Mr. Ewing, one more.

1766
02:28:48,302 --> 02:28:49,599
One more.

1767
02:28:49,771 --> 02:28:51,898
Salt clean out your stomach.

1768
02:28:54,942 --> 02:28:56,569
Good, good.

1769
02:28:56,744 --> 02:28:59,577
Come on, Mr. Ewing, come on. Come on.

1770
02:29:03,451 --> 02:29:06,818
See where we are?
See where we are? Stay here.

1771
02:29:09,757 --> 02:29:10,917
Home.

1772
02:29:11,626 --> 02:29:12,923
Home.

1773
02:29:17,865 --> 02:29:19,196
Megan Sixsmith?

1774
02:29:30,311 --> 02:29:31,369
Make them pay.

1775
02:29:36,284 --> 02:29:38,081
You can count on it.

1776
02:29:47,628 --> 02:29:48,617
Thank you.

1777
02:29:52,967 --> 02:29:58,906
My uncle was a scientist,
but he believed that love was real...

1778
02:29:59,874 --> 02:30:03,366
...a kind of natural phenomenon.

1779
02:30:06,247 --> 02:30:07,714
He believed that...

1780
02:30:07,882 --> 02:30:10,510
<i>...love could outlive death.</i>

1781
02:30:14,722 --> 02:30:18,681
<i>Finished in a frenzy that
reminded me of our last night in Cambridge.</i>

1782
02:30:20,127 --> 02:30:24,154
<i>Watched my final sunrise,
enjoyed a last cigarette.</i>

1783
02:30:24,765 --> 02:30:26,926
<i>Didn't think the view
could be any more perfect...</i>

1784
02:30:27,368 --> 02:30:29,165
<i>...until I saw that beat-up trilby.</i>

1785
02:30:31,539 --> 02:30:35,339
<i>Honestly, Sixsmith, as ridiculous
as that thing makes you look...</i>

1786
02:30:35,910 --> 02:30:38,572
<i>...I don't believe I've ever seen
anything more beautiful.</i>

1787
02:30:45,453 --> 02:30:47,751
<i>Watched you for as long as I dared.</i>

1788
02:30:50,358 --> 02:30:54,351
<i>I don't believe it was a fluke
that I saw you first.</i>

1789
02:30:57,732 --> 02:30:59,700
- Okay.
- - Thank you.

1790
02:31:01,702 --> 02:31:03,192
Corporal, update the log book...

1791
02:31:03,371 --> 02:31:06,704
- ...and make sure there is a cabin....
- Captain say-soed take you with us.

1792
02:31:07,041 --> 02:31:08,565
I wanna go with Meronym.

1793
02:31:08,743 --> 02:31:10,370
Go where?

1794
02:31:11,412 --> 02:31:13,880
Prescients n'same boat as us.

1795
02:31:14,048 --> 02:31:16,107
Got no home neitherwise.

1796
02:31:17,785 --> 02:31:20,879
Nay... not yet.

1797
02:31:22,690 --> 02:31:27,286
You think someone going to hear
your prayer, come down from the sky?

1798
02:31:28,563 --> 02:31:31,464
P'haps. P'haps one day.

1799
02:31:31,632 --> 02:31:34,328
Heh. One day ain't but a flea o' hope.

1800
02:31:35,202 --> 02:31:37,727
Yay, and fleas ain't so easy to rid.

1801
02:31:39,473 --> 02:31:41,464
Hm.

1802
02:31:51,719 --> 02:31:55,086
<i>I believe there is
another world waiting for us, Sixsmith.</i>

1803
02:31:55,323 --> 02:31:56,756
<i>A better world...</i>

1804
02:31:57,658 --> 02:31:59,626
<i>...and I'll be waiting for you there.</i>

1805
02:32:02,330 --> 02:32:03,922
May I help you, sir?

1806
02:32:04,098 --> 02:32:07,226
Yes, thank you, I'm looking for
a friend who came to Edin...

1807
02:32:07,535 --> 02:32:08,524
...burgh.

1808
02:32:13,808 --> 02:32:16,436
<i>I believe we do not stay dead long.</i>

1809
02:32:18,245 --> 02:32:21,942
<i>Find me beneath the Corsican stars
where we first kissed.</i>

1810
02:32:23,384 --> 02:32:27,115
<i>Yours eternally, R.F.</i>

1811
02:33:09,630 --> 02:33:10,756
No!

1812
02:33:21,042 --> 02:33:22,100
God!

1813
02:33:24,111 --> 02:33:25,100
No!

1814
02:33:36,357 --> 02:33:39,690
The report said Commander Chang
was killed in the assault.

1815
02:33:41,128 --> 02:33:42,789
That is correct.

1816
02:33:44,465 --> 02:33:46,490
Would you say that you loved him?

1817
02:33:48,202 --> 02:33:49,635
Yes, I do.

1818
02:33:51,005 --> 02:33:53,838
Do you mean you are
still in love with him?

1819
02:33:54,875 --> 02:33:57,469
I mean that I will always be.

1820
02:34:00,781 --> 02:34:03,648
Our lives are not our own.

1821
02:34:05,119 --> 02:34:07,610
From womb to tomb...

1822
02:34:08,222 --> 02:34:10,520
...we are bound to others...

1823
02:34:12,993 --> 02:34:14,585
...past and present...

1824
02:34:23,604 --> 02:34:27,506
...and by each crime
and every kindness...

1825
02:34:28,843 --> 02:34:31,505
...we birth our future.

1826
02:34:55,770 --> 02:34:59,399
In your Revelation, you spoke of
the consequences of an individual's life...

1827
02:34:59,573 --> 02:35:02,201
...rippling throughout eternity.

1828
02:35:05,846 --> 02:35:08,713
Does this mean that you believe
in an afterlife?

1829
02:35:09,884 --> 02:35:12,182
In a heaven or a hell?

1830
02:35:14,855 --> 02:35:19,292
I believe death is only a door.

1831
02:35:20,895 --> 02:35:24,296
When it closes, another opens.

1832
02:35:26,700 --> 02:35:29,032
If I cared to imagine a heaven...

1833
02:35:29,804 --> 02:35:32,170
...I would imagine a door opening...

1834
02:35:34,241 --> 02:35:35,799
<i>...and behind it...</i>

1835
02:35:37,278 --> 02:35:39,303
<i>...I would find him there...</i>

1836
02:35:39,747 --> 02:35:41,374
...waiting for me.

1837
02:35:44,985 --> 02:35:46,646
- Oh!
- Oh, Tilda!

1838
02:35:50,991 --> 02:35:53,255
I'm home. I'm home.

1839
02:35:53,961 --> 02:35:55,394
I'm home.

1840
02:35:58,332 --> 02:36:00,766
Oh, God, I missed you so much!

1841
02:36:07,808 --> 02:36:09,070
Thank you, sir.

1842
02:36:11,145 --> 02:36:13,773
If I may ask one last question:

1843
02:36:14,515 --> 02:36:17,348
You had to know this Union scheme
was doomed to fail.

1844
02:36:18,085 --> 02:36:19,143
Yes.

1845
02:36:19,353 --> 02:36:21,480
Then why did you agree to it?

1846
02:36:22,189 --> 02:36:25,556
This is what General Apis asked of me.

1847
02:36:26,126 --> 02:36:28,151
What, to be executed?

1848
02:36:28,696 --> 02:36:33,326
If I had remained invisible,
the truth would stay hidden.

1849
02:36:33,634 --> 02:36:35,625
I couldn't allow that.

1850
02:36:38,038 --> 02:36:41,667
And what if no one believes this truth?

1851
02:36:44,411 --> 02:36:46,538
Someone already does.

1852
02:37:06,166 --> 02:37:07,758
Adam? Good God!

1853
02:37:07,935 --> 02:37:11,496
I have just been recounting
your astonishing adventure.

1854
02:37:11,805 --> 02:37:12,999
Please join us.

1855
02:37:13,173 --> 02:37:14,162
Get him a chair.

1856
02:37:14,341 --> 02:37:16,901
No, no, thank you. I cannot stay.

1857
02:37:17,177 --> 02:37:18,735
Well, what are you doing here?

1858
02:37:18,913 --> 02:37:21,609
I thought the doctor said
at least three weeks in bed.

1859
02:37:21,815 --> 02:37:24,375
He did, but this couldn't wait.

1860
02:37:25,719 --> 02:37:28,119
I need to speak with you, sir. Privately.

1861
02:37:28,322 --> 02:37:29,687
Of course.

1862
02:37:30,691 --> 02:37:31,885
Excuse me.

1863
02:37:38,198 --> 02:37:41,190
Is that the contract from
Reverend Horrox?

1864
02:37:42,603 --> 02:37:43,627
It is indeed.

1865
02:37:43,837 --> 02:37:46,032
Well, you know, I could have sent a boy.

1866
02:37:51,645 --> 02:37:53,704
Are you insane?!

1867
02:37:53,881 --> 02:37:57,248
I owe my life to a self-freed slave.

1868
02:37:59,086 --> 02:38:04,149
And I cannot in good conscience participate
in this kind of business any longer.

1869
02:38:06,160 --> 02:38:08,287
This would make such a good book.

1870
02:38:08,729 --> 02:38:10,094
I'll drink to that.

1871
02:38:20,207 --> 02:38:26,009
<i>Outside, fat snowflakes
are falling on slate roofs and granite walls.</i>

1872
02:38:27,348 --> 02:38:31,648
<i>Like Solzhenitsyn laboring in Vermont,
I shall beaver away in exile.</i>

1873
02:38:32,753 --> 02:38:36,450
<i>Unlike Solzhenitsyn, I shan't be alone.</i>

1874
02:38:48,802 --> 02:38:53,501
Goddamn you, sir.
If you were not my daughter's husband...

1875
02:38:53,674 --> 02:38:55,403
Hello, Father.

1876
02:38:55,809 --> 02:38:56,969
Tilda?

1877
02:39:00,014 --> 02:39:01,345
What is going on?

1878
02:39:02,049 --> 02:39:03,710
I've come to say goodbye.

1879
02:39:03,917 --> 02:39:05,851
Goodbye? Where are you going?

1880
02:39:06,620 --> 02:39:10,147
We're moving back East
to work with the Abolitionists.

1881
02:39:10,657 --> 02:39:11,783
What?

1882
02:39:12,960 --> 02:39:16,691
That poison has rotted your brain.

1883
02:39:17,164 --> 02:39:19,792
Well, if it has, I highly recommend it.

1884
02:39:20,000 --> 02:39:21,797
I've not felt this good in years.

1885
02:39:22,236 --> 02:39:25,569
Tilda, I forbid you from going anywhere
with this madman.

1886
02:39:26,740 --> 02:39:29,538
I've been afraid of you
my whole life, Father.

1887
02:39:32,646 --> 02:39:34,739
I'm going with my husband.

1888
02:39:39,953 --> 02:39:40,942
Adam!

1889
02:39:45,059 --> 02:39:46,583
Listen to me.

1890
02:39:47,261 --> 02:39:50,526
For the sake of my grandson,
if not your own.

1891
02:39:51,031 --> 02:39:53,898
There is a natural order to this world...

1892
02:39:54,068 --> 02:39:57,868
...and those who try to upend it
do not fare well.

1893
02:39:59,473 --> 02:40:02,203
<i>This movement will never survive.</i>

1894
02:40:02,976 --> 02:40:07,072
<i>If you join them, you and your
entire family will be shunned.</i>

1895
02:40:07,581 --> 02:40:11,745
<i>At best, you'll exist as pariah
to be spat on and beaten.</i>

1896
02:40:12,853 --> 02:40:16,118
<i>At worst, lynched or crucified.</i>

1897
02:40:34,074 --> 02:40:35,735
And for what?

1898
02:40:37,511 --> 02:40:38,910
For what?

1899
02:40:39,213 --> 02:40:40,874
No matter what you do...

1900
02:40:41,048 --> 02:40:45,644
...it will never amount to anything more
than a single drop in a limitless ocean.

1901
02:40:47,054 --> 02:40:50,922
But what is an ocean
but a multitude of drops?

1902
02:41:03,770 --> 02:41:05,601
Well, firey dyin'.

1903
02:41:07,074 --> 02:41:09,907
Mm. Just as well. My yarning is done.

1904
02:41:10,077 --> 02:41:11,908
No! Please!

1905
02:41:12,079 --> 02:41:13,376
Tell us one more!

1906
02:41:15,115 --> 02:41:17,743
Come on in here, you
little buggers! Come on, it's gettin' cold!

1907
02:41:17,918 --> 02:41:21,547
Uh, now, you heard your Grammy.
Go on. Get on with ya. Come on.

1908
02:41:21,722 --> 02:41:23,121
Eh? Eh?

1909
02:41:33,000 --> 02:41:35,696
You like it out here, don'tcha, Grampy?

1910
02:41:36,503 --> 02:41:40,269
Supposin' it minders me
of my Valley, huh?

1911
02:41:40,841 --> 02:41:42,331
Which is Earth?

1912
02:41:43,677 --> 02:41:45,440
Uh.... There.

1913
02:41:45,712 --> 02:41:48,579
That one there. That blue shimmerer.

1914
02:41:49,383 --> 02:41:50,816
Yeah.

1915
02:41:53,987 --> 02:41:56,080
Now, help your Grampy up.

1916
02:41:57,391 --> 02:41:58,722
Oh, yeah.

1917
02:42:00,294 --> 02:42:02,174
Are you gonna tell us
'bout the woahsome ship...

1918
02:42:02,196 --> 02:42:05,324
...and the big sleep
and all the nex'nexs?

1919
02:42:05,499 --> 02:42:09,299
No, your grammy tells
the nex'nexs way better than me.

1920
02:42:10,871 --> 02:42:12,498
Do you still love Grammy?

1921
02:42:15,609 --> 02:42:20,012
Your grammy is the best thing
that ever happened to me.

1922
02:42:25,085 --> 02:42:28,350
- Mm.
- Come on here, Grampy.

1923
02:42:28,689 --> 02:42:30,816
Lemme warm them old bones.