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Assuming
that Skinner's declaration is true,
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only six days remain until Hapna causes
the first deaths among the populace.
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We are currently seeing a rapid increase
in fever patients worldwide,
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which is believed
to be an effect of Hapna.
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Hospitals are overflowing
with cases of pyrexia,
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putting tremendous strain
on medical professionals.
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We strongly urge those with fevers to
refrain from going to the hospital
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and just recuperate at home instead.
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The relentless decline in stock prices
has failed to come to an end,
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and most major exchanges such as New York
and Shanghai remain closed even now.
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Congress, banks, post offices,
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and other services
have all remained shut down
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with no clear timeline for reopening.
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It is a very real possibility
that today will be
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the last Sunday we ever get to see
in our lives.
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Okay, here are the results
of the analysis we ran
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on that drug Chris found
in Skinner's room.
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Did we get lucky?
Is it the cure for Hapna?
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There's no way.
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It turned out to be a type
of antiplatelet drug.
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- One that's meant to prevent blood clots.
- Aw, phooey.
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It's mainly used by patients
who have artificial hearts.
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Hold up.
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Does that mean Skinner has
an artificial heart?
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I know he's struggled with
a heart condition for some time,
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but I've never heard of him
having an artificial heart.
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Then maybe he just got one
within the past three years?
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In which case,
it should be difficult to undergo
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a major surgery like that
without anyone noticing.
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I've pulled up all medical records
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from hospitals
that performed artificial heart surgeries
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over the last three years.
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No matches found.
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Damn that crafty bastard.
What kind of trick did he use this time?
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Maybe he found a genius
underworld surgeon to do it?
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Get real, people like that don't exist.
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Then perhaps...
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he had it done at a discreet hospital that
only caters to the influential elite.
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What do you mean?
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You've never heard of it?
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Rumor has it there's a hospital that
guarantees total privacy
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in exchange
for an incredibly high medical fee.
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Okay, that sounds worth looking into.
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Well, here's the thing.
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It's completely unknown
to the general public,
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and a direct referral is supposed to be
the only way to get in.
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That makes sense.
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I'm not finding any traces
of a place like that
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in the medical network.
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Are we sure it really exists?
Not just some urban legend?
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Axel, Doug...
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Would you mind coming with me?
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Huh?
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Whoa, what's with the getup?
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Well...
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I might have a way to get us in.
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Axel...
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Axel Gilberto...
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Where is he now?
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It's me, Leland.
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Is this a palace or something?
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Seems like the kinda place
where Batman would live.
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Take us to the front of the mansion.
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Young Master!
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It is so good to see you back,
at long last.
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No way! Is this your house?
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Oh, your service is appreciated.
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The exit is that way.
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Pops, these guys aren't chauffeurs.
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They're some friends
who I've been staying with.
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Heavens me!
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My sincerest apologies.
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Allow me to welcome you to
the Astor Family mansion.
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So, who's this "Astor Family"?
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You don't know?
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It's an aristocratic family that's
been around for centuries.
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Hey, is it just me or do we seem
sorely out of place?
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- How should I know?
- Goodness me.
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Such unusual guests we have today.
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Who are you again?
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It's been so long now that
I can't even remember your name.
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What am I supposed to say,
"the prodigal son returns"?
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Good day, sister.
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It's been quite some time.
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There's nothing "good"
about today, you reject.
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I've come here today
to humbly ask for a favor.
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Seriously?
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You suddenly show up after four years
just to ask for favors?
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What is it this time?
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Fraud? Theft?
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What do you want me to cover up?
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Father went out of his way to get you
admitted to a good school,
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and you did nothing but screw it up!
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My apologies.
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I know that I caused a lot of trouble.
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That's an understatement.
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Please, sister.
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Would you introduce me
to the members-only
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medical society
that the Astor Family uses?
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To our doctors?
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What are you scheming this time?
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Good grief.
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How is the only man left in the family
a pathetic reject like you?
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The tradition
of male inheritance is outdated.
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Father should have just abolished it
while he was still alive!
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Ya know, maybe
we shouldn't be here for this?
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Don't ask me.
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I beg your pardon, sister.
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But if you would see fit
to take a husband, then--
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Huh? What're you trying to say?
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Um, Lady Isabella...
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I was forced to meet with a long list
of prospective suitors!
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And I hated the whole lot!
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Every damn one of them was just
a greedy asshole after my money!
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So don't give me lip!
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You know nothing about
what I've been through!
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Take up your position as head of
the Astor Family right now.
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Huh?
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Just do it.
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Then you won't need
to ask me for any favors.
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All the information that you want
to know will become yours.
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So after treating me like some
kind of parasite for years,
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now that our brother and father are dead,
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you suddenly want me
to take over everything?
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I can't even remember Father spending
any time with me as a kid.
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So what, you're complaining about
being an illegitimate child?
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Who gives a damn?
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You've been nothing but a rebellious brat
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who constantly wastes time
on nonsense, anyway.
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Father never even showed up...
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when my mother passed away.
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What else was he supposed to do?
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Publicly attend the funeral
of his mistress?
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That's why I didn't bother
attending his funeral.
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I considered it a small act of revenge.
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Enough already.
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If you're not here
to take over the family,
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then leave and never come back.
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What did we even tag along for?
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He probably wanted us to see this.
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Huh?
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What he's really like, I mean.
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Despite everything she just said,
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the truth is that Lady Isabella
was looking forward
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to your return more than anyone,
Master Leland.
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When she heard that you'd arrived,
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she looked happier
than she has in a long time.
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Why does it always end up like this?
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I told myself that I wasn't going to
get into an argument today.
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On the anniversary of Father's passing,
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there were white carnations
left at his grave.
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Those were from you, weren't they?
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Well, actually...
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It was you, right?
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Yes.
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Fine, I'll give you what you want.
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But in return...
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- you have to spend the weekend with me.
- Huh?
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I mean, the world has gone to hell.
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And if it's all going to end
in just a few days, then why not?
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You can afford
to spend one weekend with me.
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Okay?
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That's my stipulation for introducing
you to our doctors.
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All right.
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Then...
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I promise I'll come back here next Sunday.
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Next Sunday?
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Haven't you seen the news?
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Listen...
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The reason I'm asking you
for this information is
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to make sure that we all get
another peaceful Sunday.
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So please!
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Here you are, sir.
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We appreciate your continued patronage.
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May luck be with you.
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Oh, please.
There is no such thing as luck.
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Do you have an appointment?
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- Um, I'm not here for a checkup...
- Huh?
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Could you please tell her that
Leland Astor is here?
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Well, well!
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Now there's a face I don't see every day.
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You've really grown up a lot
during the time I haven't seen you,
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Leland.
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It's been quite some time.
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Cancel all my appointments for today.
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Probably just a bunch of patients
begging me
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to do something about Hapna, anyway.
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I need you to watch this
and confirm something for me.
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Is this video what I think it is?
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Yes, it's part of the security footage
from the Schiphol Airport incident.
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But I thought all of that
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had already been seized
by the US military stationed in Europe.
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Well, we got our hands on a fragment
of the backed-up data.
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How?
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An internal whistleblower.
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People like that tend to start popping up
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when the end of the world
is only a few days away.
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Skinner!
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This is from twelve minutes
before the incident.
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There's no doubt about it. That's him.
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We suspect that Skinner's goal here
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was to try and smuggle out
the Hapna prototype.
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Then Skinner must have been trying to
leak its existence to the public.
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Here's where the problems start.
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I'd quit smoking a while back.
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But then I figured there was no point
in fighting the urge
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when the world is about to end.
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Um, so...
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we're searching for Dr. Skinner right now.
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Do you know if he underwent
heart surgery here?
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I know you can't just share
information like that,
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but it's the only clue we have that
can lead us to Skinner!
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So please help us!
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On the day of your father's funeral...
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you came to watch in secret, didn't you?
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Off in a corner of the church
that nobody was paying attention to.
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I had you figured out.
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Even after that little brush-in
with the law
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and your estrangement
from the Astor Family,
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I knew you were a kind kid at heart.
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I guess doctor-patient confidentiality
means jack squat at this point, huh?
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Honestly, I was kind of waiting for
someone to come ask me.
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I can't take a secret
like this to my grave, after all.
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The unit that stormed in was Delta Force,
which takes their orders directly
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from US INSCOM.
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Their mission was reportedly
to apprehend a terrorist.
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- Who's on the other side?
- The airport police.
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There must have been some kind of
miscommunication between them.
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This is where the footage ends.
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So, did Skinner end up detained
by INSCOM afterwards?
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I would assume so.
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Then all the reports
about this being a terrorist attack
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with biochemical weapons were a lie?
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Since we know that Skinner was trying to
smuggle out a prototype of Hapna,
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there's no doubt
that was the gas-like substance
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that leaked from his suitcase
during the shootout.
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Dear God...
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Does that mean the prototype
was potent enough
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to instantly kill people upon contact?
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Yes.
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When Skinner came back to the lab
three months after this,
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he was like a completely different person.
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He shut himself off emotionally,
and wouldn't let anyone come close.
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And then, half a year later,
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Hapna reappeared in a
very unexpected place.
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- Where?
- The Eyman Prison in Arizona.
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The exact same place where Axel
was being held at the time.
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Your hunch was right on the money,
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Skinner did undergo surgery for
an artificial heart here.
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And the post-op outlook was good.
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But we can never be sure what might
happen with an artificial heart.
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What are you implying?
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All modern artificial hearts are designed
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so that the heartbeat data
can be constantly monitored.
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Okay, so we can find Skinner's whereabouts
by tracing him through that?
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Hot damn.
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Naturally, we were supposed to be
in charge of monitoring Skinner's data.
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But...
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after being discharged, he immediately
encrypted the transmission,
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and made it untraceable.
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We no longer know his whereabouts,
or even if he's still alive.
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What's that?
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It's the firmware
for the transmission system.
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Analyzing it might reveal
something useful.
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For example...
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if some third party is
now monitoring him instead.
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Thanks for everything, Millie.
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Leland... hear me out.
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I know your father lost his life
in that disaster,
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but I believe there's significance
to the fact you survived it.
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And you should know,
your father talked about you pretty often.
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"He's the one who takes
after me the most."
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"I can relate to him more than he thinks,
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since I always gave my parents
a hard time, too."
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I remember him saying that.
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Hey, it's time to get going.
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Oh, okay.
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Hold on, boys!
Can I ask you a little favor?
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If you do manage to catch Skinner,
I'd like you to bring him here first.
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As his primary care doctor,
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I couldn't bear the thought of him
just dying on me like this.
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So, hey, thanks for tagging along
with me today.
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Don't mention it.
We scored big.
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And, um...
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There's actually something
I need to tell you guys.
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About you being a spy, right?
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You knew?
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We're all here under iffy circumstances.
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So it's no surprise that you've been
keeping a secret or two.
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Aw, jeez, come on.
Don't start crying.
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I'm not crying!
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- Uh-huh, sure.
- Seriously!
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Amazing!
The heart monitor is still active!
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Even though this won't lead us directly
to Skinner,
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we can use it to find the place
where he's being monitored!
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At that point in time, Eyman Prison
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was forcing all their death row
and life-sentence inmates
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to take new drugs as part
of clinical trials.
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Then Axel qualified to be one
of the test subjects, too.
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That's right,
but the results were never recorded,
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nor is there any documentation about what
happened to the inmates afterwards.
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Meaning that Axel is living proof
of their experiment.
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We've lost contact with the only
witness who had information,
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a doctor from Eyman Prison.
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It's possible Axel might know that doctor.
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Hm? Hersch?
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Details later.
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Right now, I need you to go
and protect a witness.
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So what were you three boys up to?
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- Nothing much, really.
- Scandalous!
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Your eyes are red.
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It's 'cause you cried, right?
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- I wasn't crying!
- Oh, really?
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Got a call from Hersch.
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She needs me to go secure a witness.
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- Bingo!
- Where is it?
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Let's see...
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Latitude 73°09' and longitude 33°72'.
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That's in Islamabad, Pakistan!
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Pakistan?
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That's where the cyber-attacks on the
pharma company came from.
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Yes, it's Popcorn Wizard.
The other hacker we were after!
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All right, let's get in touch with the
local police immediately.
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Please wait!
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Popcorn Wizard is constantly on the move.
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They'll get away again if we
just give chase like that.
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The only way to pinpoint
their exact location
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in real-time is for me
to go there myself! But...
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This is going to be our last chance!
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So please let me go to Pakistan!
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You're aware of the risks, right?
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Yes!
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Fine, but on one condition:
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I'm coming with you.
Got that?
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Okay!
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The drug they forced you to take
at that Arizona prison
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was a prototype of Hapna.
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It's very likely that everyone else
who took it is already dead.
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Seriously?
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You escaped right
after the clinical trial ended,
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so you obviously had no way of knowing,
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but the only involved person
who's still alive
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is the prison doctor who served there.
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- Do you remember him?
- Yeah, we were chill.
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I need you to go and ensure
his safety immediately.
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Got it. But, man...
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How am I the only one still alive?
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Everything okay, Eleina?
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Uh, yeah, I'm fine!
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What's the deal?