Hot enough for you?
Ooh. You know the Russians. They don't go in for boiling hot.
Not like your Finns, or your-- your Turkish baths.
Now, that's hot for you. Istanbul?
Now, that-- that was like an oven.
The look on your face, man.
Oi, oi, oi. Enough of that.
I couldn't understand the guy's English.
I thought he said to me, "Do you want a towel?" No, a towel afterwards.
Those Turks, they take care of all your needs.
Yeah, but there's no accounting for taste, is there?
What? To your left. Keep talking.
Well, we certainly racked up some, uh--
some miles on the old company shilling now, didn't we?
Oh, yeah. Wait till he makes contact.
Has he got it with him? Yeah, in his pocket.
Okay, I got him.
I don't think his buyer's here.
Oh, well.
What you reckon? Should we get him? No, not without the buyer.
He's probably on the phone right now calling it off.
He's on to us. Yeah.
And bird-dogging him only confirms his suspicions.
I don't believe this.
Three countries and four cities, and no handoff.
Devon, we'll get another shot.
He's not going home to Mother Russia without making the sale.
There were no sudden movements?
No. No signal? No tell?
No. But the Russian was tipped off.
You suggest that's why he fled. No, I didn't say that.
He got spooked. He ran.
So you're saying there was nothing about Agent Burke's behavior...
that struck you as suspicious?
I find that hard to believe. I find it hard to believe...
that a man I've known for years is a traitor to his country.
This isn't pleasant for any of us, Devon being one of our own.
But that is why you were brought in.
To betray a friend? To root out a common enemy of our two countries.
My orders are only to take down the Russian,
prevent the smuggling of stolen uranium to potential terrorist buyers.
Yes. Well,
you had the Russian in Gdansk.
Then the sale was taking place in Brussels.
And now he decamps on you here. You're being played, Sergeant,
and our intel network is being compromised.
If Devon is the leak in our apparatus, you have to stop him.
-- Gentlemen, I apologize.
I was detained by the ambassador.
I am the embassy's liaison to the British home office.
I guess I missed the swearing in. It's good to see you again.
Mrs. Ryan. Canning. I've taken my maiden name.
Miss Canning. However, all pleasantries aside--
Yeah?
Agent Burke. All right.
He doesn't know you're having this meeting? No.
Is he the leak? As I've already said--
Sergeant Blane is reluctant to shred the relationship.
What about your relationship with Mrs. Burke? What about her?
Well, you've seen her over the years? A bit. Not much, no.
You almost married her.
I think we're done here. Why are we done here?
You can't expect us to ignore the fact you were engaged to the fellow's wife.
I won't involve her.
No one is asking you to involve her. You are being asked for information.
We are seeking only information.
No. No?
Your friend may be selling nuclear materials to terrorists,
and your history with his wife may be very important to us.
And your response is no?
Have you ever heard of E.M. Forster? He pitch for the Angels?
He was a British writer. He said:
"Given the choice between betraying my country and betraying a friend,
I hope I would have the courage to betray my country."
Noble sentiments. You know what those noble sentiments are called?
They're called treason.
So get the picture.
Gadhafi has got his full team with him when he lands at Durban.
Over 400 of them, including the female bodyguards. Amazons.
As I remember, my partner here, he turns around and says,
"Can we have a look-see in the hold...
just in case you're carrying bombs or uncustomed scotch or something?"
I was being thorough.
Oh, yeah.
So tell them what we found.
What was in the hold? Go on, Jonas.
Goats.
It was filled with goat carcasses.
And the stench, you wouldn't believe.
Like a packing house in August.Brilliant.
To you, my friend.
Right back at you, brother.
Heather, go and get us another bottle.
Why did he bring goat carcasses?No idea.
Just go and get us another bottle.
I'm afraid that was the last one.
Nonsense. Your last one, that's for sure.
So what kind of hosts are we then?Hey, you know what?
It's all right because it's getting late anyway. No, no, no, no.
You're not leaving. I'm gonna go and find us something wet.
Dev, it's all right.
You come and visit me in my own home, and what do you find?
A cheap bastard who can't even afford to entertain his friends.
Come on, man. No. I mean, look at this place. Look.
Look at these piss-poor chairs! What is that, vinyl?
This whole place is a dump.
You know me.
You all know me.
Work hard. I try and earn a living.
Sweetheart, no one is-- Just shut up!
Hey.
And I'm quite capable of taking care of myself.
You know something? You was better off with him anyway.
You picked the wrong man.
* Give me your secrets Bring me a sign *
* Give me a reason to walk the fire *
* See another dawn
* Through a daughter's eyes
* You give me a reason to walk the fire **
He's not always like that.
No need to apologize.
Lately, he's become so... bitter.
About what? Everything.
Our marriage, his job.
Of course, he doesn't talk about his work, but--
I understand. He's under such stress.
Maybe he can't take it anymore.
Does he talk about quitting?
Jonas, do you ever think...
about how it might have turned out between us?
Heather.
I do.
I'm sorry. I-I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable.
I think about those days.
Have you forgiven me for the awful way I left you?
The statute of limitations maxed out long ago.
I was young and stupid.
Neither one of us knew what we were doing. What's my excuse now?
I think you're being too hard on yourself... and Devon.
I... do worry about him.
Then I'll talk to him.
Sir?
At ease, Brown.
I've received some information from up the chain of command which concerns you.
What information, sir?
Well, it's here somewhere in all this paperwork.
Is this something I did, sir? Apparently so, son.
Here it is.
Be better if you read it yourself.
I'm being promoted.
Sergeant first class. Knocking you up a pay grade.
I'm sure you and Kim can find a use for the extra dough.
Yes, sir. Absolutely. Thank you.
Thank you, sir.
Hi, yes, this is Bob Brown. Can I speak with Kim, please?
Hi, Bob, it's George. Listen, Kim's doing her show right now.
Does she have a break coming up? The board's full of calls.
Can I give her a message? No, no. I'll-- Thanks. I'll just talk to her later.
We should tell them to turn the officers' club into a health clinic,
see how fast things change then.
We're here taking your calls today about health care for military families.
Hello. You have Kim Brown on KTML, the Missile. Hi, there.
Thanks for taking my call, Kim. Your show is great.
Well, thank you, ma'am. Are you an army spouse too?
Desperate army spouse, you could say.
My husband's on his third tour in Iraq, and he's okay and all,
but we have a three-year-old daughter with a heart disease.
And, well, she needs expensive surgery.
I'm so sorry.
The thing is, the army now outsources its medical insurance,
and the company won't pay for the operation.
Is there nothing we don't contract out in today's army?
Have you gone to your husband's C.O.?
I've gone to everyone. No one wants to deal with the red tape.
Maybe we can help. I don't know where else to turn. I'm at my end.
Well, now, darlin', it can't be as bad as all that.
What if--
I thought if I killed myself, maybe that'd get someone's attention.
No, no. Don't even joke. Your daughter needs you.
Then at least they'd have to bring her daddy home.
Ma'am, I'm gonna put you on hold for a sec.
Our general manager is gonna take down your information.
We'll fix this situation. You pull yourself together, and don't hang up.
Well, I-I don't know. Promise me you'll hold.
Swear it?
Okay. Thank you, Kim. Hang on, darlin'.
And we'll be right back for everyone else after these messages.
This is KTML, the Missile.It's the big event.
He's looking very dapper this morning.
To market, to market to sell a fat pig.
You know, if you ask me, capitalism ruined the Russian people.
How is that? Well, every chemist and his cousin there...
is out selling nukes trying to make their car payments.
He's looking to make contact.
Jonas, look, about last night. I may have had one too many, but--
Eyes on.
In some ways, I trust you more than I do the guys in my own service.
It's like being in a viper's nest with that one.
That right?
I just wanna say I'm glad that-- Hold on. Hold on. Wait.
In his hand, his right hand, he's holding something.
He's setting up the meet. I'll clear the mark. No, no. Leave it.
Wait and watch.
Oh, come on. Who is he trying to fool? Children's books?
The guy's not even married. It's the perfect place for a dead drop.
The guy goes in to buy his kid some books.
Can't remember what his wife told him to get. Stands around all day.
Ah. Here we go.
There's our buyer.
He's gone.
I'll check the back.
Hey! Stay right there!
You stay right there. Immigration.
Just keep moving. Keep moving.
The Russian disappeared down the alley.
But our kite runner here left this in the shop.
Come on.
Honestly, I didn't think it would come through so fast.
I did. And a bump in pay grade, that's somewhat welcome, huh?
I'm real proud of you, honey. It's not a big ceremony.
It's just a few of the guys. The colonel will say a couple of words.
And then you, uh, pin the new stripes right here. Uh-huh.
I talked to Molly. She's gonna pick the kids up from school.
She said she'd feed 'em at her house too.
What are you doing? Just replying to some listener e-mail.
It seems I have a few fans.
But it's not a priority. You are my priority, Sergeant First Class.
Good. Well, the, uh-- the ceremony begins at, uh-- at 6:00.
I thought you and I could celebrate over dinner in town.
And this is all tomorrow night? Yeah. I told you that.
You did, yes. It's just, um-- What?
It's what? I have my show.
Kim, I checked. I made sure you'd be out in time.
I hope. But I just-- It's-- I have this one caller.
Then someone else can listen to her whine.
I had to pull a lot of strings to get this ceremony moved so you'd be done with work.
Then I'm there.
Thank you.
I went to buy books. You got kids?
I-- I, uh--
You don't have kids. What were you doing in the shop?
So what are you? Eh? Some sort of a child molester?
I learn English this way.
Easy words. So why'd you run?
No papers.
You're here illegally?
Well, that's too bad. What about this note?
"Lancaster Car Park." What does that mean, please?
Eh? Look at me! What was you gonna do in town, mate?
Pick up a little yellow cake? Run a little backstreet bargain?
Hey, hey. Take it easy.
This-- This is not my paper.
The writing's a little too legible for someone that don't speak the language.
Jonas, don't you go soft on me now.
I think we all agree. If the produce at the P.X. isn't fresh,
we'll just take our business to the supermarket in town.
Well, that about wraps it up for today.
Oh, we have time for one more call, I think. Hello.
You have Kim Brown on KTML.
Hi, Kim. It's me, the desperate army spouse.
Well, hello. You sound better today. Thanks for calling in.
Sorry I hung up on you yesterday.
I admit we were all a little worried about you.
Well, I'm feeling better now.
See that? A new day, a new attitude. I don't feel much of anything.
Excuse me?
I said I feel better. Those pills I took are starting to work.
Honey, what kind of pills are we talking about? Sleeping pills.
What? Don't be mad at me.
Just make sure they bring my husband back and take care of my daughter's surgery.
How many pills did you take?
How many? All of them.
George, she's overdosing. All right.
Find out what her name is, where she lives. I'll call the police.
For invaluable service to this country and this Unit,
demonstrating exemplary professionalism as a soldier and a leader,
I hereby promote Sgt. Robert Davis Brown...
to the rank of sergeant first class.
Where's your wife at, soldier? She wasn't feeling well today, sir.
Well, in her absence, it's my honor to present these to you today.
Thank you, sir.
Don't think this makes you special or anything.
Oh! All right, all right.
Breaking him in.
Honey, where is your daughter now?
She's at day care. My neighbor's picking her up later.
Look, I want to help you. That is why you called me.
No one can help me. The damage is done.
Then what can I do? Tell me.
I just want someone to listen. I want people out there to know.
I'm sorry, but that's not what I'm here for.
Look, I took you off the air so that you and I could speak in private...
so that you could give me your name and where you're calling from--
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't go in there. Kim! Kim--
Damn it, Kim! Bob, the caller she's talking to right now is--
I don't care. She is my wife, and I want to talk to her. Listen! Just listen.
Kim, I'd rather kill myself now than watch my daughter die later,
see my husband come home in a box.
I'm just so scared and alone.
You're not alone. I'm right here with you.
The man you apprehended at the bookshop is in fact an illegal, but he's not a terrorist.
He got in the way of the drop. If it was a drop.
The note? A plant, I assume.
A plant? Whose? Devon's. He put it in the book.
Is that right? Ask yourself. The Russian escaped.
How does a middle-aged, overweight man outrun an S.A.S.-trained agent?
You need more than that to convict a man of treason.
What did you learn from his wife? Nothing.
Did she tell you she was unhappy in her marriage?
I don't meddle in another man's family life.
You mean not for professional reasons?
There's nothing between Heather and me anymore.
To a spouse, it might look otherwise. Devon knows better.
Your wife might not.
Oh, I see.
I need you to understand that Heather Burke may be your only weapon to stop her husband.
He's been turned. He is our enemy.
Are you willing to risk that threat for the sake of your principles?
Go to the girl. Get us the evidence.
I'll hold on to these.
God, I am so late.
I can't believe my engine just died like that.
I really appreciate this. It's no problem.
I'm glad I could give you the lift.
You sure you don't want to come in?
No, no, no. I got some stuff I gotta do.
Are you sure? I'll pour you one. And you can meet the Llama.
Excuse me? The Llama.
He's this little dude that sits at the bar all day.
A Buddhist guy? No, "llama."
Like the animal? I call him that 'cause the dude can really drink.
He puts away gallons. Is that how men deal with their anxiety?
Oh, no. They have another way. They call it lap dancing.
Are you sure you don't want to come in?
I'm good. You look like you could use a drink.
Yeah, I don't think that'd really help right now.
Yeah, I guess you're right. It doesn't help me.
It's been hard.
Yeah, tell me about it.
Well, you know what? I guess it's just gonna take some time. Right?
Um-- What?
Nothing, nothing. It-- It's not you.
Okay, um-- I guess I'll just-- I'll see you later.
Yeah, yeah. Thanks for the ride.
My God!
It's okay. You gave me such a shock!
I'm sorry. Let me help you with this. No, it's okay.
It's okay. What are you doing here?
I came to see you. Oh.
At least when you break in, I know you won't damage the lock.
You spoke to Devon? Yes.
-You didn't say I put you up to it? -He's concerned about the money.
Always.
You share a bank account? Yeah. Why?
You've seen the statements? Occasionally.
We can make ends meet if that's what he's worried about.
It's about more than that, Heather.
What is it? What did he say? Devon's in trouble.
What kind of trouble?
We've been tracking a Russian chemist...
who's in London to sell restricted material.
Devon may be protecting him. Why would he do that?
For a piece of the profit. I don't believe I'm hearing this.
Look, I want to protect you. No.
No, if it were real, you wouldn't tell me anything.
For anyone else, no. Oh.
Oh, I see. This is about us.
Get out. Heather, please--
Get out! -
Yeah? -I checked the address from the drop.
Lancaster Road. The deal is going down now.
Where the hell are you? I'm on my way.
Where the hell were you? I had two guys behind me. The Arab set us up.
They set us up, all right!
No, no. Please, listen. Please. It's urgent.
I need the patient's address. What do you mean, you're not open?
You're on the phone with me. Could you please check your records?
She's been on the phone half an hour. What's taking so long?
Yes, her daughter has a rare heart ailment.
She probably needs surgery. She's probably been in there, uh, the last two weeks.
If I knew her last name, I wouldn't be calling right now.
But, darling, if you give me your husband's unit,
we might be able to get him on the phone with you.
What time is it in Baghdad?
No, don't do that. I spoke with him yesterday.
He just gets angry with me. Says I gotta learn to handle things.
God knows I tried. I see.
Is there anybody that can track that kind of call? No? Thanks a lot.
She's not using the regular lines. They think she's using an Internet phone.
A lot of army spouses do that. It's cheaper than a landline. But it's harder to trace.
No, I'm not a member of the immediate family.
Listen, ma'am, whatever your name is--
Fine. Carmen.
Look, Carmen, I'm the general manager of KTML radio station.
If you don't give me the information I need, a woman is going to take her own life.
An army wife. Should she do so,
I will do my best to ensure that the entire world knows that an army nurse...
at the Fort Griffith Medical Clinic failed to help save her life.
Thank you. That's all I'm asking. Power of the press.
Go ahead.
...be able to beat the price on this knife.
You better call in as quick as you can because this item is going fast.
Look at it. It's got hand-polished steel--
Buddy, I left you two hours ago in the same position watching the same show.
Dude, that was a Bagwell Crownstag Bowie.
Come on. Off your seat. I found two volunteers in town...
that want to meet us tonight for dinner and a movie.
What's playing? Does it matter?
Another time, man. What?
I just don't feel like it.
Geez, you're like my daughter over there with that mopey face.
Don't make me come over there and tickle the truth out of you.
Finally. What is truth? Truth is what's true.
I found two outrageous girls that wanna meet us, and you wanna watch TV.
What's truth?
I kind of made a play for Annie.
Annie? Yeah.
I know. Pretty low, huh?
I didn't say that. You don't have to.
I'll say it for you.
Hector's only been gone a couple of months, I'm already making a play for his girl.
What's Annie say? It don't matter. It's too late now.
Well, I'm the last guy to give you advice on relationships.
But I do know two smoking-hot women...
that would take it amiss if we didn't treat them like sexual objects.
Call of the wild, brother. Call of the wild.
I know it doesn't seem possible now, but you will find options.
I wish I could be like one of those brave army wives, putting up with everything.
We all put a smile on our face, darlin'.
That is bravery.
Hello? Is anyone here?
Hello?
No, George, we're here right now. No, there's no one here.
Well, she's gotta be somewhere, 'cause Kim's talking to her right now.
Please tell me where you are. I know you're not calling from home.
Who says I'm not? But you are close?
I am, huh? Are you nearby?
God knows where I am.
Stay alert now. Don't fall asleep on me. Do you hear me?
Don't fall asleep. Uh-huh.
Like I said, I'm okay.
The good Lord is my shepherd.
He's looking at me right now, leading me with his staff.
What?
Hello? Are you there?
Hello?
Dead air. Where are you goin'?
I think I know where to find her. Where?
Just call Bob and tell him to meet me downstairs. Hey, Kim--
George, she's slipping. Just call Bob.
Well, you're all right, mate. Just a nick.
And it won't need a stitch. Is it painful?
He's lucky them Russians were bad shots.
How'd you know they were Russians?
Well, they weren't Tutsis, were they?
All this time, Boris was working by himself.
How come now, suddenly, he's got himself a posse? He's onto us.
I told you that in the baths, didn't I?
There's no way he's gonna make that sale with me and you hanging around his neck.
Bandage. Oh.
No. The-The big swabs. Oh, sorry.
Don't-Don't worry. I'll get it myself.
I think he's hiding something from me.
How come you didn't tell me before?
Take this. I've gotten in before.
It's for the cellar door.
You've suspected him for a while, haven't you?
Just stop him before he ends up in prison. What's going on?
Your wife's worried about you.
Jonas-- What is going on here?
She asked me to talk you into retiring from the service.
You asked him? Devon, I'm scared.
You're scared? Of what? Who's shooting at you? Look.
I'm a big boy, and I've told you before, I don't need you playing my nurse.
And I don't like the fact of you going behind my back.
I don't want to end up your widow.
How are you gonna end up my widow when you can't even act at being my wife?
And where the hell are you at?
She said Jesus was looking at her. He had a staff.
She's delusional. She swallowed a bottle of pills.
No. When we were here for Hector's memorial, I remember-- There.
She's here. Call E.M.S. Hello!
Anyone here? Okay, so where?
She's out there.
Don't be like that.
A cat is an animal too. Now, that's funny.
That's funny. Be careful of him. He's magical.
Catch that cat!
Ow! What is your problem?
You can't bail now! I'm out.
Dude, there's no easier ticket out of your troubles than this.
You know what, bro? She's not my type.
Well, then I'm your type. So do it for me, okay? Please.
Dude, you have a good time. I'm gonna head.
Is this about Annie?
About Annie? You don't need permission to date Annie.
And who would I get permission from? You tell me.
Shut the hell up, man. From a dead guy. Permission from a dead guy.
It ain't right! What's not right? For who? For you? For her?
For Hector! Oh, for Hector. How do you know what's right for Hector?
I was his brother. He trusted me.
Well, then what finer choice could he make for his girl than his best pal?
Dirty business, isn't it? Jonas.
The Russian cut you in on a deal? Or does he just pay you for protection?
This is not what it looks like.
Paint me a picture.
Uranium dioxide. Uranium dioxide, yes.
It's all a scam.
Whose scam? The Russians.
There ain't no uranium, but the buyers don't know that.
I let the deal come off, and I take half of whatever they get.
As good-faith deposit? There's no harm in it.
It's the buyer you want anyway.
Look, um, I'll give you 'em both.
Buyer and seller.
You're not afraid the Russian will talk?
Give you up for a dead man? Maybe Heather too?
He can say whatever he wants.
By then, me and Heather will be well out of the country.
You asking me to let a traitor walk away?
Who's the traitor? Maybe it's you.
Oh, come on. Now don't tell me you've not skimmed...
something off the top for you and your wife in case you get into trouble.
Don't make me choose. Listen to me.
You're not letting a traitor walk away.
You're giving a friend a break.
This is all we're gonna need.
The rest I'm gonna leave to Her Majesty.
You spoke to the Russian? All set. Leicester Forest.
He doesn't suspect? Like a babe unborn.
Now, tell me. Should I?
Jonas, we're still brothers.
We need to clear out. Yeah. Yeah, of course.
You know after tonight, there's no turning back?
Jonas.
What? I can't-- I don't--
Look, I'm doing this for you. I'm letting you run.
I don't want to run. You told him you did.
I can't live the rest of my life as a fugitive. He won't leave without you.
Then don't tell him I'm not going.
Understand what you're saying.
Just don't say anything, not yet.
Please? I--
What is it?
I want to stay here with you.
Anything? No!
Bob! She's here!
All right, she's breathing. Come here, sweetheart.
Come here. I know. They're here.
Okay, come here. You're gonna be okay, honey. You hang in there.
All right, we're gonna need a board too.
This kind of thing usually calls for more fog.
Why the luggage?
It belongs to the missus. She needs to leave town tonight.
Does he suspect the two of you? Wasn't that your intent?
What has she given you? Nothing I can act on yet.
Jonas, you can't protect him.
Right now, he's the last person that I'd want to protect.
They're no good to me dead.
I understand.
Anytime now.
Duck down, stay down until it's clear.
You have Dutch passports?
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Dreyson.
I see them.
What's he got?
A shovel.
He's buried the part under the tree.
A real leprechaun.
On my mark.
I'm following you. No.
In front this time.
Down! -
I had no choice. Ain't that convenient?
The one man who could give you up.
Well, what's the difference? He's nothing. You got the buyer.
Is it over? Almost. Get your things.
Come on. Let's go.
Heather, come on.
I'm not going.
What are you talking about? Tell her there's no turning back now.
She's not leaving. What?
She's staying here.
He turn you against me?
No. It was my idea.
Oh, I see. So now I'm the mark, and you get your flame.
Why am I not shocked?
I mean, you never loved the plan from the start, did you?
He said you could leave. Just go.
You were in this? He'll say anything now.
Tell him. Yes, tell me.
I wanted to make things better. We needed out.
You needed out? But you didn't need a life on the run. That's where I come in.
I'm sorry, Jonas. I got scared.
Time to go. Whose arm are you taking?
Nobody's going anywhere. I called in backup.
I was never gonna let you get out of the country.
You're boxed in, baby. You'll never get past these trees.
No?
I don't think you're the type of guy to turn on a friend. I don't believe it.
Dev, put the gun down.
No! Hold your fire!
What have you done? You've killed him! You've killed him!
No!
What have you done?
Hey, dude, what's going on?
Fire torched the kitchen.
Anyone hurt? A few people got burned pretty bad.
Cops also found that they were selling meth out the back.
They're shuttin' the whole place down.
Hey, dude? Llama? Huh?
I'm looking for Annie, the bartender. You seen her? Yeah.
Around the side.
Hey, Annie. Hey.
Hey, you okay? Yeah.
Just out of a job... again.
Looks that way. How are you doing?
Me? I'm all right.
Yeah?
No. I, uh--
I've been thinking a lot about what happened before, and-- Hey, look.
You don't have to explain. I get it. I miss Hector too.
No, there's more to it than that. I--
If you and me were to get involved--
Yeah.
If you and I--
No, come on. I'm listening.
Look, if you and I get invol--
* We started a fire
* She's made me a liar
* I said I don't need love
* I've made it this far
* She broke through the surface *
* It's hard not to notice
* The way I breathe deeper
* I've made it this far *
She's stabilized now.
Well, you earned your stripes today, Sergeant.
Not exactly the celebration you had in mind, but--
No, you made the right choice though.
After this, I think I'm gonna put the mike down for a while.
At least until after the baby's born.
Well, don't be so quick to decide, you know?
There was a part of me that felt-- What?
Powerful. Mmm.
Is that awful to admit? No. What's wrong with power?
When you're away on a mission and I'm at home waiting,
Mm-hmm.
I feel so helpless.
And there's nothing I can do to protect you.
And here was someone who--
Who you could save.
Who gave the order to fire?
Those men were to wait for my signal.
If they'd waited, you'd be dead.
We had a deal. I couldn't be sure.
Of what? That you hadn't gone soft.
Kiss my ass.
Well, he was a traitor.
He was my friend.
And she--
Given the choice between betraying a friend and betraying your country?
There is no choice.
That's right. Not for you.