nikita第二集

尼基塔第二集 X: testing 1 2 3. Check this out. I‘m the only truck in town that‘s got soft-serve. Y: I know what you‘re thinking. But I got a great deal on this truck. X: I‘m thinking I haven‘t seen you this excited since I took you to the Bronx Zoo for your eighth birthday. Y: I know you were worried about me, okay? But you don‘t need to be , not anymore. X: I knew you‘d turn it around. Y: There you go , sweet pea. Here. Z: ice cream sandwich. Z1: Hey, I need two vanilla cones. Y: Sorry, just give me a sec. L: without further ado, I give you one of this organization‘s biggest champions, senator Charles Irving. B: hey Birkhoff, I need to use your computer. Is that cool? Sure Niki, thanks for asking. N: Birkhoff, I need to borrow 100 grand. Is that cool? B: see how easy that, wait a minute. What? N: We have a lead that could help us identify another member of oversight. B: we have a lead? N: Spain‘s defense minister is doing business with an oversight member. One of his staffers is willing to sell us the identity. But he needs a lot of money and in 24 hours. So we‘re also gonna have to take your jet to Lisbon. B: get used to that sound, baby. ‗cause I‘m not joining you on some crusade to take down oversight. And you are not taking my jet anywhere. N: right, because this is about you, right, shadowwalker? B: well, it is my life, and my house. In fact, I think you and Mikey should start looking for new digs. M: guys, there‘s something that you need to see, X: the suspect was shot twice by the senator‘s security detail. Eyewitnesses describe Lancaster as being in a trance-like state. M: This is P9. B: no way. Nobody got out of alive. M: apparently, the kid just suddenly changed. People said he looked like he was in a trance. N: P9? M: do you remember Eustice, the militia group that got into the siege with the FBI in 2003? N: Yeah, FBI raided the compound and they burnt the whole cult down. M: ah, it was no cult. That was a cover. The compound housed a program to breed assassins. P9. N: an assassination program that‘s different from division? B: way more x-files. They used a super-teched-out version of hypnosis, neurohypnotic reprogramming. M: when they were done, they put those people back in the world. With no idea what had happened to them. Sleepers. N: how do you know all this? M: because those weren‘t FBI agents who burned down the compound. It was division. AMANDA: division was sent to clean up p9 after a sleeper went awol and shot two policemen in Eustice. The question should be, why has it resurfaced? I take it oversight didn‘t brief you on p9. One of their less successful programs. Sean: so the idea was abducting foreign national and brainwashing them. Amanda: the idea was a clean strike. Say you wanted to assassinate the president of Pakistan why send in SEAL 6. Sean: when you can get the local ice cream man to do it for you ? Amanda: and then commit suicide. The hits look like random acts of violence from mentally disturbed individuals. Personally, I found it disgusting. Sean: why? Because you prefer more old-school brainwashing techniques? Amanda: because the concept is flawed, just like its creator was. M: oversight had hired DR.Joseph Mars, a brilliant neuropsychiatrist who specialized in brain waves. He was killed along with everyone else. B: I can still hear the sounds from that day-screams. X: clear the perimeter, then exfil. M: I supervised the raid from ops. N: what happened to those people is terrible, but the chances of this thing p9, I mean M: they said Lancaster was happy. He was doing well. He just put 10k down for an ice cream truck. Does that sound like somebody who‘s planning to commit an assassination? M: Birkhoff, transfer the schematics for the Eustice compound to my phone. That should give us an hour or two to get there. N: Michael, we leave for Lisbon tonight, remember? M: change of plans. N: we can‘t just drop everything because you have a hunch, okay? Our contact is waiting for us. If we don‘t show, he will get spooked. M: I understand. If p9 is back— N: if—Lisbon is real. We‘ve been waiting months for a shot like this. M: if you think Lisbon is more important, then you go. N: if I think Lisbon is more important? Wait a minute. So taking down oversight, putting a dent in them—all of the sudden, not a priority for you . M: if I‘m right, god only knows how many sleepers are out there and how many assassinations are planned. Oversight can wait. This can‘t. B: as much as I love hosting couples therapy, you guys need to hit Craigslist. You got to the end of the week. Amanda: I‘m sure this is very difficult for you . Alex: I‘m getting better Amanda: some wounds heal quicker than others. Alex: something tells me you didn‘t come here just to talk about my health. Amanda: I‘d like you to talk to Percy about an old mission—operation falling ash. Alex: is Nikita involved? Amanda: no. I‘m sure you‘ve heard about the attempt on the senator. Oversight is concerned an old pet project may be to blame, and Percy might be able to allay their fears. Think of it as a favor. Alex: friends do favors for each other. I don‘t think we‘re there yet. Amanda: I think your current condition is evidence of how fleeting friendships can be. Our relationship is different. I‘m your business partner. As such, I‘ll provide necessary incentive. Alex: I don‘t think a pair of 500 heels is gonna do me much good right now. Amanda: what if I were to provide you with a list of the men close to Sergei Semak—all his top brass? Alex: exactly what do you need me to find out from Percy? Amanda: if there were any loose ends on p9 or Eustice—anything else we should know. N: I thought this was a restricted area. M: what changed your mind? N: I thought about you here alone, and I didn‘t like it. M: but you still don‘t believe me. N: I believe in you and in us. What are we looking for? M: part of the original objective here was to retrieve the research Dr. Mars kept on file, something we failed to do in ‘03. N: probably because it burnt up in the fire. M: maybe, maybe not. But according to Percy‘s private notes on the box, Mars had a private safe hidden in his office. PERCY: have you ever read any Dostoyevsky? Alex: no Percy: Tolstoy? You Russians really know your pain, don‘t you? Alex: I need to ask you about an old mission. Percy: at the moment, I‘m more interested in your new wounds. They look like they go deep. Alex: falling ash, tell me what happened. Percy: you first. Alex: I encountered Nikita in the field. Percy: she tried to kill you and failed? Alex: she tried to dissuade me from my mission and failed. Percy: her tactics seem pretty brutal. Have they made you reevaluate your own? There is a value in an eye for an eye, you know—or a leg for a leg. But I guess that‘s your problem. Let‘s talk about mine. If oversight wants me to fill in their missing piece of the puzzle, I will require the following: a pot of hot water, a bag of Earl Grey on the side, every morning, 7:00AM, proper English tea. Alex: you can smoke the tea leaves, for all I care. Just start talking. M: we radioed the doctor, told him to line up everyone for extraction. They thought the killers coming through the door were a rescue team. N: no wonder this place feels haunted. Owen: Nikita N: owen. What are you doing here? Owen: what the hell are you doing here? M: answer the question. Owen: I know about this place ‗cause I was on the strike team that burned it down. now answer my question. M: I quarterbacked the op. Owen: so you saw that kid on the news. You came to track down the survivor. M: there were no survivors. N: owen, what survivor? Owen: the guy that invented the program. Joseph Mars. I saved his life. Percy: it‘s ironic, isn‘t it, that an organization known as oversight should have such little foresight? Alex: meaning what? Percy: they wanted to eliminate Joseph Mars along with the rest of p9 which would have been a terrible waste. Nobody knew their way around the human brain better than he did. Owen: Percy ordered me to extract Mars. But he didn‘t want anybody to know. That‘s why everyone else had to die. Mars knew that stimulation certain parts of the brain would improve focus, the senses. So Percy had him create something to give division agents an edge. M: the regimen. N: how low is your supply? Owen: it‘s getting low. M: you want to warn us before you turn into the Tasmanian devil again? Owen: I find Mars , I find my way off of it. Before the attack on the senator yesterday, I didn‘t even know if the guy was still alive. Last time I saw him, he was trying to take his research with him. But there was no time. N: looks like he made the time to come back for it . Percy: for two years, Mars worked for me under lock and key. And then he just disappeared into thin air. Alex: you‘re telling me you have no idea where he went, how he got out ? Percy: no idea. But I can tell you this. When the next shooter makes an attempt on the senator, it‘ll look like a copycat—another lonely lunatic gone off the rails. By the way, I saved the data for falling ash on the black box. Assuming she‘s read the file, I imagine Nikita will come to the same conclusions. Alex: what makes you think there‘ll be another attack? Percy: if at first you don‘t succeed. X: made a statement condemning the act of violence. Senator: I am uninjured. And I will not let the act of a lone, troubled individual derail my duties. Y: Dr. Mars, have you dispatched another? Mars: they‘re in place, awaiting activation. Z: read & unite is possible because all of you, so thank you and enjoy you evening. Owen: you clean up nice. First time I‘ve seen you look like a girl. N: owen, we need to work on your compliment skills. M: keep an eye out for people on cell phones. I‘m guessing that‘s how Mars activates his sleeper. N: I think I got him. Thick black glasses, on his cell. Heading towards the senator. X: feed the Siamese fighting fish first. And then . do you mind? Yes, I heard you first— N: false alarm. Sleeper: I put you guys next to the senator‘s table so you can rub elbows with the bigwigs. Y: wonderful. Thank you . M: purple dress—she‘s headed toward the senator. Hurry. X: down on the ground. Y: security camera shows the senator being knocked to the ground, but it‘s possible this may have been an attempt to save him. Moments later, a second camera shows an armed woman approaching the senator. Owen: so where‘d you get a black box? Come on, Nikita. I‘m not stupid. The things you know about p9 and the op. all those details—I was on the ground. I don‘t know half that staff. N: Michael took Percy‘s master drive when he left division. Owen: so you peeked inside it? I thought you were Miss destroy all boxes. N: he convinced me that this one we would use for good. Owen: so you and Michael can handle all the dangerous secrets, but I can‘t. N: am I wrong? The last time I saw you – Owen: I was suffering from regimen withdrawal when I tried to upload the box in London. I wasn‘t in a sound state of mind. I‘m better now, Nikita. N: you still need a cure. Owen: yeah, and once I get it. I‘m gonna hunt down the rest of Percy‘s guardians and I‘m gonna destroy their black boxes. And then I‘m gonna finish Percy. You think I can handle that, right? N: I won‘t stop you . Owen: you mean you won‘t try. Sleeper: what? Who are you ? what am I doing here? N: we had to get you away from the cops, but you‘re safe here. Sleeper: oh, my god. Is that me? N: look, I know this is scary. Nothing makes sense. But you have to trust me. B: the search continues. Everyone in the tri-state area with a badge and a gun is looking for this girl. They track her back here, and I‘m toast. M: we are the only ones who know she‘s innocent. We have to help her. B: there is no we , okay? There is me , and there is you. Now, get rid of her , or you and your super-friends crew gots to go. Don‘t give me the goatee of imtimidation, okay? I know you won‘t hurt me. Owen: no, but I might. B: those are mine, man. Owen: you‘re kind of small. You‘d dissolve quick. B: whatever. Just remember, you‘re on your own with this one. Sleeper: I was gonna kill him. I mean, I – I don‘t even kill spiders when I find then at home. N: I believe you , Alicia. Someone did this to you. They trained you to kill without giving you a choice. Sleeper: but that‘s. how? I don‘t remember anything. N: what about him? Sleeper: that‘s Dr. Francis from the vory clinic. I, uh—went to rehab there—pain pills N: well, you got clean. That‘s all that matters. I tell myself the same thing every day. Sleeper: I tried N.A, therapy. Nothing worked. Then one day I got this letter from vory. They said they could change the feedback loops in your brain. So you wouldn‘t crave a fix. I figured I had nothing to lose. N: what do you mean, change the feedback loops? Sleeper: I‘d—I‘d wear these headphones and sensors to monitor my brain waves. Then I‘d get kind of sleepy, and—next thing I knew, I was awake, and that need—you know that feeling. N: yeah. Sleeper: it was gone. Oh, my god. You mean this whole time it was Dr. Francis? Owen: we got to raid the clinic and grab him. M: there are rehab patients in there. We need to find out how many and what kind of security Mars is using. Mars would recognize Owen. He wouldn‘t recognize me. N: Michael, my love. Jag officer, yes. Junkie,no. M: hey, I‘ve passed as worse. Infiltration is our best chance at getting recon. N: I know. That‘s why I‘m going. N: excuse me. I think I need help. I‘m in. I have ten minutes to fill out a questionnaire. M: do you see Mars? N: no. they must do the treatments in another wing or something. I‘ll let you know what I find. M: okay, Nikita, be careful. Owen: you get how lucky you are? You got out of division with the woman you love. That‘s what I used to want for me and Emily. M: yeah, I know what happened to Emily. I‘m sorry. You know, when things like that happen, you—feel like the sun should turn dark. The earth should stop spinning. But the world keeps going on around you. Owen: yeah, and you wonder if it‘s a place worth living in. you and Nikita, why are you still living this life? If I had a chance to do it over again, I‘d just take off with Emily, you know. I wouldn‘t wait for the right moment. ‗cause that‘s when it happens the threat you don‘t see coming. Sleeper: sorry. Still a little woozy. Have your partners left already? B: they are not my partners. Pizza? Sleeper: actually, yeah. I‘m starving. Thanks. I‘m Alicia, by the way. I guess you could say I was out of it when I came in. B: it‘s cool. They filled me in on your sitch. Sleeper: you care if I hang down here? That bedroom‘s kind of depressing. Not that—I‘m sorry. That came out wrong B: no, you‘re right. It is , um—it is depressing. Sit, please, uh, wherever. Sleeper: You‘ve got nice hardware. B: uh, thanks. I, uh—yeah, made some upgrades, tweaked the video card a little bit. Sleeper: did you get the M.C.R. above 6000? B: 7000, actually. What , were you , like , a gamer in a past life or something? Sleeper: I used to work I.T. for a big company. Though I do know my way around Azeroth. B: you like the gig? Sleeper: yeah, the offices were super high-tech. gear was top of the line. Then one day I showed up to a meeting so high, I passed out. A couple weeks later, I started treatment at Vory. I thought I was finally taking control of my life. Now my life is basically over. B: listen. Nikita and them. They‘re gonna set things straight. Okay? That‘s , like, what they do. Things are gonna work out . I promise. Alex: they sent you with the ―get out of jail free‖ card? Lose a bet to Amanda or something? Sean: I want to know what the hell you were thinking going to that event without telling anyone. Alex: I knew Nikita would be there. I didn‘t want to lose another shot at her. Sean: you mean that in a literal sense? Because I saw the security-cam footage. You had Nikita in you sites, and you lost her. Her and the shooter. Oversight‘s only link to Mars. Your approach was stubborn, stupid, and tactically inept. Alex: and you came all the way over here to tell me that. You must have a lot of free time on your hands. Sean: like I said. I saw the security-cam footage. You saved the senator‘s life. I came to bring you home. N: Michael, I think I got him. Mars: excuse me. What are you doing? N: I‘m sorry. I‘m totally turned around. Um, the receptionist told me that the, the interview rooms were back here? Mars: you came in for treatment? N: yeah, my, un, friend. She told me that you got her clean in , like , a month. So I thought that was awesome. Mars: yes, that‘s one word for it. N: yeah, okay, well, I guess I‘ll just see you outside, then, Mars: actually, you can answer some questions right here. You see, the interview rooms are all up in the front. And lucy wouldn‘t have sent you in back. So the first thing I want to know is why are you really here? Who are you working with? N: I told you . I‘m here alone. Owen: wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. We have no idea where she is or how many guys we‘d be dealing with. We‘d be going in blind. M: okay, maybe we don‘t have to. Sleeper: oh, wait for it. B: oh, it‘s funny every time. It‘s them. Maybe they got something for you. M: birkhoff, I need you to hack into Vory. Phones, security cameras, the works. B: I‘m sorry. Did you just say you need me to. M: Mars grabbed Nikita. B: give me two minutes. Sleeper: what‘s going on? B: everything is cool. I just got to save their asses. Again. Sleeper: I bet you could give Shadow Walker a run for his money. B: did you just say ― Shadow Walker‖? Sleeper: yeah, he‘s done, like, the most ingenious hacks of the last decade. What, you‘ve never heard of him? B: no. i---I know him. Dude‘s a legend. You know, most of his targets are, uh, shady wall street guys. Sleeper: I didn‘t know that. B: he‘s kind of Robin Hood. M: where the hell did you lift that from? Owen: you always assume the worst in me. M: look, all I know is that gear cost 10k. the last time I checked, you were unemployed. Owen: yeah, well, a lot of people are willing to pay for my skill set. M: yeah, like whom? B: okay, looks like your best point of entry is gonna be the southeast corner. M: think we can kick it in? Owen: on my count. One , two , three. X: go check it out. Mars: so, if you‘re here because of p9. That means there‘s only one person who could‘ve sent you, Percy. N: I don‘t know what you‘re talking about. Wars: please, I worked for the man for six years. I know division personnel. You all have that same look. N: there are people that will wonder where I am and they will come looking for me. Wars: oh, I‘m sure they will. That‘s why these Venezuelan gentlemen are here. There were quite a few Venezuelans in the original p9 program before the government incinerated it. They‘re ready for retribution. And so am i. Sleeper: that‘s the hallway to Dr. Francis‘ office. B: okay, you guys are gonna want to stay to the right. On second thought, maybe not. M: talk to me, Birkhoff. B: three of them. Armed, dead ahead. Mars: go see what‘s happening? Owen: I think they‘re out. M: judging by the sound of it. X: hands up Y: you think you‘re so righteous, don‘t you, huh? N: I know what i