1. Remember, remember
The 5th of NovemberCopy !req
2. The gunpowder treason and plotCopy !req
3. I know of no reason
Why the gunpowder treasonCopy !req
4. Should ever be forgotCopy !req
5. But what of the man?Copy !req
6. I know his name was Guy Fawkes...Copy !req
7. and I know in 1605, he attempted
to blow up the Houses of Parliament.Copy !req
8. But who was he really?Copy !req
9. What was he like?Copy !req
10. We are told to remember
the idea and not the man.Copy !req
11. Because a man can fail.Copy !req
12. He can be caught,
he can be killed and forgotten.Copy !req
13. But 400 years later...Copy !req
14. an idea can still change the world.Copy !req
15. l have witnessed firsthand
the power of ideas.Copy !req
16. I've seen people kill
in the name of them...Copy !req
17. and die defending them.Copy !req
18. But you cannot kiss an idea...Copy !req
19. cannot touch it or hold it.Copy !req
20. Ideas do not bleed.
They do not feel pain.Copy !req
21. They do not love.Copy !req
22. And it is not an idea that I miss.Copy !req
23. It is a man.Copy !req
24. A man that made me remember
the 5th of November.Copy !req
25. A man that l will never forget.Copy !req
26. So I read that the former United States
is so desperate for medical supplies...Copy !req
27. that they have allegedly sent several
containers filled with wheat and tobacco.Copy !req
28. A gesture, they said, of goodwill.Copy !req
29. You wanna know what I think?Copy !req
30. Well, you're listening to my show,
so l will assume you do.Copy !req
31. It's high time we let the colonies know
what we really think of them.Copy !req
32. I think it's payback time for a tea party
they threw us a few hundred years ago.Copy !req
33. I say we go down to those docks tonight
and dump that crap...Copy !req
34. where everything from the
Ulcered Sphincter of Ass-erica belongs!Copy !req
35. Who's with me?
Who's bloody with me?Copy !req
36. Did you like that?Copy !req
37. U.S.A., Ulcered Sphincter of Ass-erica.
I mean, what else can you say?Copy !req
38. Here was a country that had everything,
absolutely everything...Copy !req
39. and now, 20 years later, is what?Copy !req
40. The world's biggest leper colony. Why?Copy !req
41. Godlessness.Copy !req
42. Let me say that again.Copy !req
43. Godlessness.Copy !req
44. It wasn't the war they started.
It wasn't the plague they created.Copy !req
45. It was Judgment.Copy !req
46. No one escapes their past.
No one escapes Judgment.Copy !req
47. You think he's not up there?Copy !req
48. You think he's not watching over
this country?Copy !req
49. How else can you explain it?
He tested us, but we came through.Copy !req
50. We did what we had to do.Copy !req
51. Islington. Enfield.
I was there. I saw it all.Copy !req
52. Immigrants, Muslims...Copy !req
53. homosexuals, terrorists.Copy !req
54. Disease-ridden degenerates.
They had to go.Copy !req
55. Strength through unity.
Unity through faith.Copy !req
56. I am a God-fearing Englishman,
and I'm goddamn proud of it!Copy !req
57. That's quite enough of that,
thank you very much.Copy !req
58. Oh, shit.Copy !req
59. A yellow-coded curfew is now in effect.Copy !req
60. Any unauthorized personnel
will be subject to arrest.Copy !req
61. This is for your protection.Copy !req
62. A yellow-coded curfew
is now in effect.Copy !req
63. Any unauthorized personnel
will be subject to arrest.Copy !req
64. This is for your protection.Copy !req
65. - Whoa! Excuse me.
- Sorry, l didn't see you—Copy !req
66. - ln a hurry, are we?
- l was just—Copy !req
67. - lt's past curfew, you know.
- My uncle, he's very sick.Copy !req
68. - Sick uncle? What you think, Willy?
- lt's a load of bollocks.Copy !req
69. I made a mistake. L shouldn't be out
after curfew. I know that.Copy !req
70. Maybe you could look after us
before getting back to your uncle.Copy !req
71. See, my friend, he's kind of sick.
Ain't you?Copy !req
72. Real sick. Bad case of the blues.
You can feel them.Copy !req
73. - Don't touch me!
- Look, Willy, kitty's got claws.Copy !req
74. - She just threatened us.
- That she did, that she did.Copy !req
75. You know what that means,
don't you?Copy !req
76. It means that we exercise
our own judicial discretion.Copy !req
77. And you get to swallow it.Copy !req
78. - You're Fingermen.
- She's getting the picture.Copy !req
79. No, please, l didn't know. I'm sorry.Copy !req
80. Not yet you're not. But you will be.Copy !req
81. By sunup, if you're not the sorriest
piece of ass in all of London...Copy !req
82. then you'll certainly be the sorest.Copy !req
83. Oh, God, no. Please don't do this.Copy !req
84. I'll go home.
I won't do it again, I swear! Please!Copy !req
85. - What do you think, lads?
- Spare the rod, spoil the child.Copy !req
86. Help me! Someone help!Copy !req
87. V: The multiplying villainies of nature
do swarm upon him.Copy !req
88. What the hell?
Bugger off!Copy !req
89. Disdaining fortune,
with his brandish'd steel...Copy !req
90. which smoked with bloody execution.Copy !req
91. We're Fingermen, pal.Copy !req
92. V:
Aha!Copy !req
93. Jesus Christ! Mercy!Copy !req
94. We are oft to blame in this—
'Tis too much proved.Copy !req
95. —that with devotion's visage
and pious action...Copy !req
96. we do sugar o'er the devil himself.Copy !req
97. - What's that mean?
- Spare the rod.Copy !req
98. I can assure you, l mean you no harm.Copy !req
99. - Who are you?
- Who?Copy !req
100. Who is but the form
following the function of what...Copy !req
101. and what I am is a man in a mask.Copy !req
102. - Oh, I can see that.
- Of course you can.Copy !req
103. I'm not questioning your powers
of observation.Copy !req
104. I'm merely remarking upon the paradox
of asking a masked man who he is.Copy !req
105. - Oh. Right.
- But on this most auspicious of nights...Copy !req
106. permit me then, in lieu of
the more commonplace sobriquet...Copy !req
107. to suggest the character
of this dramatis persona.Copy !req
108. Voilá!Copy !req
109. In view, a humble
vaudevillian veteran...Copy !req
110. cast vicariously as both victim
and villain by the vicissitudes of fate.Copy !req
111. This visage,
no mere veneer of vanity...Copy !req
112. is a vestige of the vox populi,
now vacant, vanished.Copy !req
113. However, this valorous visitation
of a bygone vexation stands vivified...Copy !req
114. and has vowed to vanquish these venal
and virulent vermin vanguarding vice...Copy !req
115. and vouchsafing the violently vicious
and voracious violation of volition.Copy !req
116. The only verdict is vengeance,
a vendetta...Copy !req
117. held as a votive not in vain,
for the value and veracity of such...Copy !req
118. shall one day vindicate the vigilant
and the virtuous.Copy !req
119. Verily, this vichyssoise of verbiage
veers most verbose.Copy !req
120. So let me simply add that it's
my very good honor to meet you...Copy !req
121. and you may call me V.Copy !req
122. Are you, like, a crazy person?Copy !req
123. I am quite sure they will say so.Copy !req
124. But to whom, might l ask,
am l speaking?Copy !req
125. - l'm Evey.
- Evey?Copy !req
126. E-vey. Of course you are.Copy !req
127. - What does that mean?
- lt means that I, like God...Copy !req
128. do not play with dice
and do not believe in coincidence.Copy !req
129. Are you hurt?Copy !req
130. No, I'm fine.Copy !req
131. - Thanks to you.
- Oh, I merely played my part.Copy !req
132. - But tell me, do you enjoy music, Evey?
- l suppose.Copy !req
133. You see, I'm a musician of sorts...Copy !req
134. and on my way to give
a very special performance.Copy !req
135. What kind of musician?Copy !req
136. Percussion instruments
are my speciality.Copy !req
137. But tonight l intend to call upon
the entire orchestra for this event...Copy !req
138. and would be honored
if you could join me.Copy !req
139. I don't think so.
I should be getting home.Copy !req
140. I promise you, it'll be like
nothing you've ever seen.Copy !req
141. And afterwards,
you'll return home safely.Copy !req
142. All right.Copy !req
143. It's beautiful up here.Copy !req
144. V: A more perfect stage
could not be asked for.Copy !req
145. I don't see any instruments.Copy !req
146. Your powers of observation
continue to serve you well.Copy !req
147. But wait. It is to Madame Justice
that I dedicate this concerto...Copy !req
148. in honor of the holiday she seems
to have taken from these parts...Copy !req
149. and in recognition of the imposter
that stands in her stead.Copy !req
150. Tell me, do you know
what day it is, Evey?Copy !req
151. - November the 4th?
- Not anymore.Copy !req
152. Remember, remember
The 5th of NovemberCopy !req
153. The gunpowder treason and plotCopy !req
154. l know of no reason
Why the gunpowder treasonCopy !req
155. Should ever be forgotCopy !req
156. First, the overture.Copy !req
157. Yes.Copy !req
158. Yes, the strings.Copy !req
159. Listen carefully, can you hear it?Copy !req
160. Now the brass.Copy !req
161. I can hear it!Copy !req
162. Look outside, Mommy!
They're playing music!Copy !req
163. - How do you do that?
- Wait.Copy !req
164. Here comes the crescendo!Copy !req
165. How beautiful, is it not?Copy !req
166. Gentlemen, you have had four hours.
You had better have results. Mr. Creedy.Copy !req
167. The Bailey area is quarantined.Copy !req
168. All significant witnesses
have been detained.Copy !req
169. Good. Mr. Etheridge?Copy !req
170. A recording device was found wired into
the central emergency-broadcast system.Copy !req
171. The DCD was Tchaikovsky's
1 81 2 Overture.Copy !req
172. Add it to the blacklist.
I never want to hear that again.Copy !req
173. Yes, sir.Copy !req
174. We also doubled our random sweeps
and are monitoring phone surveillance...Copy !req
175. indicating a high percentage
of conversation about the explosion.Copy !req
176. Mr. Dascomb,
what are we doing about that?Copy !req
177. We're calling it
an emergency demolition.Copy !req
178. We have spin coverage on the network
and throughout the lnterLink.Copy !req
179. Experts have been lined up to testify
against the Bailey's structural integrity.Copy !req
180. I want Prothero to speak on
the dangers of these old buildings...Copy !req
181. and how we must avoid clinging
to the edifice of a decadent past.Copy !req
182. He should conclude that the New Bailey
will become the symbol of our time...Copy !req
183. and the future
that our conviction has rewarded us.Copy !req
184. Mr. Heyer.Copy !req
185. Our surveillance cameras captured
several images of the terrorist...Copy !req
186. though the mask obviously makes
retinal identification impossible.Copy !req
187. We also managed to get a picture of
the girl that Creedy's men were detaining.Copy !req
188. - Who is she, Mr. Finch?
- Not sure yet, sir.Copy !req
189. - But we're working on several leads.
- Anything else?Copy !req
190. We located the fireworks launch...Copy !req
191. and found traces
of the explosives used at both sites.Copy !req
192. Unfortunately it appears that despite
the heavy level of sophistication...Copy !req
193. these devices were homemade
with over-the-counter chemicals...Copy !req
194. making them very difficult to trace.Copy !req
195. Whoever he is, chancellor,
he's very good.Copy !req
196. Spare us your professional annotations,
Mr. Finch. They are irrelevant.Copy !req
197. Apologies, chancellor.Copy !req
198. Gentlemen, this is a test.Copy !req
199. Moments such as these
are matters of faith.Copy !req
200. To fail is to invite doubt
into everything we believe...Copy !req
201. everything we have fought for.Copy !req
202. Doubt will plunge this country back
into chaos, and l will not let that happen.Copy !req
203. Gentlemen, I want this
terrorist found...Copy !req
204. and I want him to understand
what terror really means.Copy !req
205. England prevails.Copy !req
206. England prevails.Copy !req
207. You think people will buy this?
Why not?Copy !req
208. This is the BTN.Copy !req
209. Our job is to report the news,
not fabricate it.Copy !req
210. That's the government's job.Copy !req
211. On the lighter side of things...Copy !req
212. seems that the crew responsible for
the demolition of the Old Bailey...Copy !req
213. wanted to give the old girl a grand,
albeit improvised, sendoff.Copy !req
214. Although the demolition had been
planned for some time...Copy !req
215. the music and the fireworks were,
according to the crew chief...Copy !req
216. - ..."definitely not on the schedule."
We'll be right back.Copy !req
217. Do you believe that load of bollocks?
I mean, there was no bloody demolition.Copy !req
218. I saw it, the whole thing.Copy !req
219. - Did you see it?
- No. Last night l was—Copy !req
220. Yeah, that's right. You went
to see Daddy Deitrich, didn't you?Copy !req
221. Evey, there you are.Copy !req
222. - You are still working for me.
- Sorry, Patricia.Copy !req
223. I need two espressos and three coffees.Copy !req
224. And Deitrich is ready for his tea.Copy !req
225. I don't get it.Copy !req
226. Why does he wear a Guy Fawkes mask?
Didn't Fawkes try to blow up Parliament?Copy !req
227. It's not too late.
He's still got another 16 hours.Copy !req
228. Maybe he's just getting started.Copy !req
229. Yeah?Copy !req
230. Okay. A lead on the girl.Copy !req
231. Look, don't get me wrong,
I love it. A cow getting crucified.Copy !req
232. It's hysterical.
But you'll never get it approved.Copy !req
233. You've got to rewrite it, okay?
Gotta go.Copy !req
234. I don't recall getting stood up
by a more attractive woman.Copy !req
235. - Mr. Deitrich—
- Gordon, please.Copy !req
236. I don't need "mister" to make
this body feel any older.Copy !req
237. Gordon...Copy !req
238. l was on my way last night,
but there were Fingermen...Copy !req
239. and l got scared and went home.Copy !req
240. Sadly, after last night,
I think our curfew will only get worse.Copy !req
241. Gotcha.Copy !req
242. - Hey, Fred.
All that been x-rayed?Copy !req
243. Nope. They're filled with bombs.Copy !req
244. Well, wait till commercials
to set them off, okay?Copy !req
245. - l can't believe you watch that shit.
What?Copy !req
246. Laser Lass is banging.Copy !req
247. What's all that?Copy !req
248. Not sure. They just arrived.
Marked for Stage 3.Copy !req
249. Must be Prothero.Copy !req
250. I wish someone had the balls to tell that
brat this station ain't his playground.Copy !req
251. What the hell is this?Copy !req
252. Just put them over there
until I can figure out what they're for.Copy !req
253. This looks serious.
Her parents were political activists.Copy !req
254. - They were detained when she was 12.
- What happened to her?Copy !req
255. Juvenile Reclamation Project...Copy !req
256. - ... for five years.
Shit.Copy !req
257. We're gonna need backup,
but keep it minimal.Copy !req
258. You sure about that, sir?Copy !req
259. I want a chance to talk to her...Copy !req
260. before she disappears
into one of Creedy's black bags.Copy !req
261. Who's that?Copy !req
262. Don't piss me about. You show me lD,
or l'll get Storm Saxon on your ass.Copy !req
263. Fucking hell.Copy !req
264. Come on, let's move!Copy !req
265. You two, cover these elevators.
The rest of you follow me.Copy !req
266. Attention. Attention.Copy !req
267. Will all personnel please
evacuate the building.Copy !req
268. This is not a drill.Copy !req
269. Will all personnel evacuate the building.Copy !req
270. What the hell's going on?Copy !req
271. - lt's jammed.
- Break it down.Copy !req
272. Dominic!Copy !req
273. Police! Out of the way!Copy !req
274. Get out the way!Copy !req
275. Damn it!Copy !req
276. I'll tell you what l know.
I'll tell you what l know.Copy !req
277. I'll tell you what l know.
England prevails.Copy !req
278. - Clear the halls.
Sir.Copy !req
279. Help, Storm, help!Copy !req
280. Don't touch it.Copy !req
281. Dad, what's wrong with the telly?Copy !req
282. V
Good evening, London.Copy !req
283. - Allow me first to apologize...
- That's the emergency channel!Copy !req
284. I do, like many of you, appreciate
the comforts of the everyday routine...Copy !req
285. the security of the familiar,
the tranquility of repetition.Copy !req
286. Bloody hell.Copy !req
287. I enjoy them as much as any bloke.
But in the spirit of commemoration—Copy !req
288. - Who's that, Mum?
- Shh.Copy !req
289. —whereby important events
of the past...Copy !req
290. usually associated
with someone's death...Copy !req
291. or the end of some awful,
bloody struggle...Copy !req
292. are celebrated with a nice holiday...Copy !req
293. I thought we could mark
this November the 5th...Copy !req
294. a day that is, sadly,
no longer remembered...Copy !req
295. by taking time out of our daily lives
to sit down and have a little chat.Copy !req
296. There are, of course,
those who do not want us to speak.Copy !req
297. Let me think, let me think.Copy !req
298. Even now, orders are being shouted
into telephones...Copy !req
299. and men with guns
will soon be on their way.Copy !req
300. - lt's Chancellor Sutler.
- Damn it!Copy !req
301. Why? Because while the truncheon
may be used in lieu of conversation...Copy !req
302. words will always
retain their power.Copy !req
303. Words offer the means to meaning...Copy !req
304. and, for those who will listen,
the enunciation of truth.Copy !req
305. And the truth is...Copy !req
306. there is something terribly wrong
with this country, isn't there?Copy !req
307. You designed it, wanted it foolproof.
You said every television in London!Copy !req
308. Cruelty and injustice,
intolerance and oppression.Copy !req
309. And where once
you had the freedom to object...Copy !req
310. to think and speak as you saw fit...Copy !req
311. you now have censors and surveillance
coercing your conformity...Copy !req
312. - ... and soliciting submission.
- Cameras. We need cameras.Copy !req
313. How did this happen?
Who's to blame?Copy !req
314. Certainly there are those
who are more responsible than others.Copy !req
315. And they will be held accountable.Copy !req
316. But again, truth be told,
if you're looking for the guilty...Copy !req
317. you need only look into a mirror.Copy !req
318. I know why you did it.Copy !req
319. I know you were afraid.Copy !req
320. Who wouldn't be?
War, terror, disease.Copy !req
321. There were a myriad of problems
which conspired...Copy !req
322. to corrupt your reason
and rob you of your common sense.Copy !req
323. Fear got the best of you.Copy !req
324. And in your panic, you turned to
the now High Chancellor Adam Sutler.Copy !req
325. He promised you order,
he promised you peace...Copy !req
326. and all he demanded in return
was your silent, obedient consent.Copy !req
327. - lnspector, they're almost through.
- Last night, l sought to end that silence.Copy !req
328. Last night,
I destroyed the Old Bailey...Copy !req
329. to remind this country
of what it has forgotten.Copy !req
330. More than 400 years ago, a great citizen
wished to imbed the 5th of November...Copy !req
331. forever in our memory.Copy !req
332. His hope was to remind the world
that fairness, justice and freedom...Copy !req
333. are more than words.Copy !req
334. They are perspectives.Copy !req
335. So if you've seen nothing...Copy !req
336. if the crimes of this government
remain unknown to you...Copy !req
337. then I would suggest that you allow
the 5th of November to pass unmarked.Copy !req
338. But if you see what I see...Copy !req
339. if you feel as l feel,
and if you would seek as l seek...Copy !req
340. then I ask you to stand beside me,
one year from tonight...Copy !req
341. outside the gates of Parliament.Copy !req
342. And together, we shall give them
a 5th of November...Copy !req
343. that shall never, ever be forgot.Copy !req
344. Kerosene fog.
He's using our smoke machines.Copy !req
345. Cover the exits.Copy !req
346. No one gets out.
The rest of you, follow me.Copy !req
347. Left.Copy !req
348. You go right.Copy !req
349. Spread out.Copy !req
350. Don't shoot! Please don't shoot!Copy !req
351. Hold your fire!Copy !req
352. He put masks on all of us.Copy !req
353. Jesus.Copy !req
354. Don't shoot!
Wait!Copy !req
355. Wait!
Hold your fire!Copy !req
356. Freeze! Nobody move!Copy !req
357. If you're wearing a mask,
get down on your knees!Copy !req
358. - Get their masks off.
Please hurry!Copy !req
359. There's a bomb in the control booth.Copy !req
360. Oh, no.Copy !req
361. - Get anyone not wearing a mask out.
Yes, sir.Copy !req
362. - Marshal, help carry this man.
Sir.Copy !req
363. Everyone else, let's go.Copy !req
364. Good God.Copy !req
365. Hurry up, you lot! Come on!
Everybody out!Copy !req
366. Dascomb.Copy !req
367. Have you any idea how long
it would take to rebuild this facility?Copy !req
368. Do you have any idea
what you're doing?Copy !req
369. Wait, wait!Copy !req
370. Don't shoot me, please!
It's him! lt's him!Copy !req
371. On your knees! On your knees!Copy !req
372. Please! Please don't hurt me!Copy !req
373. Here we go.Copy !req
374. I did it.Copy !req
375. Freeze!Copy !req
376. Get your hands on your head.
Do it now or l shoot.Copy !req
377. I must say that l am rather astonished
by the response time of London's finest.Copy !req
378. I hadn't expected you to be
quite so Johnny-on-the-spot.Copy !req
379. We were here before you even started.
Bad luck, chummy.Copy !req
380. Oh, l don't know about that.Copy !req
381. Aah!Copy !req
382. We're interrupting your regular program
to bring you this terrifying report...Copy !req
383. of a terrorist takeover of Jordan Tower
which ended only moments ago.Copy !req
384. A psychotic terrorist,
identified only as the letter V...Copy !req
385. attacked the control booth with
high-powered explosives and weapons...Copy !req
386. that he used against unarmed civilians
in order to broadcast a message of hate.Copy !req
387. We've just received this footage
of a daring police raid.Copy !req
388. Stop!
Stop, stay where you are, or we'll shoot!Copy !req
389. Stay where you are!Copy !req
390. Now, this is only an initial report...Copy !req
391. but at this time, it's believed
that during this heroic raid...Copy !req
392. the terrorist was shot and killed.Copy !req
393. Bollocks.Copy !req
394. Again, from what we've been told
by authorities, the danger is now over.Copy !req
395. The terrorist is dead.Copy !req
396. Right there. What's he thinking?Copy !req
397. Is he considering leaving her?Copy !req
398. After she just saved him?Copy !req
399. He's a terrorist. You can't expect him
to act like you or me.Copy !req
400. Some part of him's human.Copy !req
401. And, for better or worse,
she's stuck with him.Copy !req
402. - You scared me.
- My apologies.Copy !req
403. - Are you feeling all right?
- Yes, thank you.Copy !req
404. - What is this place?
- lt's my home.Copy !req
405. - l call it the Shadow Gallery.
- lt's beautiful.Copy !req
406. - Where did you get all this stuff?
- Oh, here and there.Copy !req
407. Much of it from the vaults of
the Ministry of Objectionable Materials.Copy !req
408. - You stole them?
- Heavens, no.Copy !req
409. Stealing implies ownership.Copy !req
410. You can't steal from the censor.
I merely reclaimed them.Copy !req
411. God, if they ever find this place...Copy !req
412. I suspect if they do, a few bits of art
will be the least of my worries.Copy !req
413. You mean, after what you've done.Copy !req
414. God, what have l done?Copy !req
415. I Maced that detective.
Why did I do that?Copy !req
416. - You did what you thought was right.
- No, I shouldn't have done that.Copy !req
417. I must have been out of my mind.Copy !req
418. Is that what you really think,
or what they'd want you to think?Copy !req
419. I think I should go.Copy !req
420. - May I ask where?
- Home. I have to go home.Copy !req
421. They're looking for you.Copy !req
422. If they know where you work,
they know where you live.Copy !req
423. - l have friends, l could stay with them.
- l'm afraid that won't work either.Copy !req
424. You have to understand, Evey,
I didn't want this for either of us...Copy !req
425. but l couldn't see any other way.Copy !req
426. You were unconscious
and l had to make a decision.Copy !req
427. If l had left you there, right now you'd be
in one of Creedy's interrogation cells.Copy !req
428. They'd imprison you, torture you,
and, in all probability, kill you...Copy !req
429. in the pursuit of finding me.Copy !req
430. After what you did,
I couldn't let that happen...Copy !req
431. so l picked you up and carried you
to the only place l knew you'd be safe:Copy !req
432. Here, to my home.Copy !req
433. I won't tell anyone, l swear.
You know you can trust me.Copy !req
434. I'm sorry, but I can't take that risk.Copy !req
435. But l don't even know where this is.Copy !req
436. You know it's underground.
You know the color of the stone.Copy !req
437. - That'd be enough for a clever man.
- Are you saying that I have to stay here?Copy !req
438. Only until I'm done. After the 5th,
I no longer think it'll matter.Copy !req
439. You mean a year from now?Copy !req
440. I have to stay here for a year?Copy !req
441. Sorry, Evey.
I didn't know what else to do.Copy !req
442. You should've left me alone.Copy !req
443. Why didn't you just leave me alone?Copy !req
444. - Anything else on the parents?
- Yeah, it ain't good.Copy !req
445. They were interned at Belmarsh.Copy !req
446. - Oh, no.
- Yeah.Copy !req
447. She died in a hunger strike. He died
when the military retook the shed.Copy !req
448. And that ain't the worst of it.
Her brother was at St. Mary's.Copy !req
449. - Christ.
- lt's nothing but bad luck here.Copy !req
450. So we know her story.
Now we need his.Copy !req
451. V?Copy !req
452. Ah. Bonjour, mademoiselle.Copy !req
453. I just wanted to apologize
for my reaction last night.Copy !req
454. I understand what you did for me,
and l want you to know I am grateful.Copy !req
455. Your hands.Copy !req
456. Yes.Copy !req
457. There, that's better.Copy !req
458. I hope I didn't put you off
your appetite.Copy !req
459. - No, please. It's just— Are you all right?
- Yes, yes, yes, l'm fine.Copy !req
460. Can l ask what happened?Copy !req
461. There was a fire. A long time ago.Copy !req
462. Ancient history, for some.Copy !req
463. Not really very good
table conversation.Copy !req
464. Now, would you care for a cup of tea
with your egg?Copy !req
465. - Yes, thank you. I'm starving, actually.
- Have a seat.Copy !req
466. Mmm.Copy !req
467. - lt's delicious.
- Good.Copy !req
468. God, I haven't had real butter
since I was a little girl.Copy !req
469. Where did you get it?Copy !req
470. A government supply train
on its way to Chancellor Sutler.Copy !req
471. - You stole this from Chancellor Sutler?
- Yes.Copy !req
472. You're insane.Copy !req
473. I dare do all that may become a man.
Who dares more is none.Copy !req
474. - Macbeth.
- Very good.Copy !req
475. My mum, she used to
read all his plays to me...Copy !req
476. and ever since,
I've always wanted to act.Copy !req
477. Be in plays, movies.Copy !req
478. When I was 9, I played Viola
in Twelfth Night. Mum was very proud.Copy !req
479. Where is your mother now?Copy !req
480. She's dead.Copy !req
481. I'm sorry.Copy !req
482. Can l ask about
what you said on the telly?Copy !req
483. - Did you mean it?
- Every word.Copy !req
484. You really think blowing up Parliament's
going to make this country a better place?Copy !req
485. There's no certainty, only opportunity.Copy !req
486. You can be pretty certain
that if anyone does show up...Copy !req
487. Creedy'll black-bag
every one of them.Copy !req
488. People should not be afraid
of their governments.Copy !req
489. Governments should be afraid
of their people.Copy !req
490. And you'll make that happen
by blowing up a building?Copy !req
491. The building is a symbol,
as is the act of destroying it.Copy !req
492. Symbols are given power by people.Copy !req
493. Alone, a symbol is meaningless,
but with enough people...Copy !req
494. blowing up a building
can change the world.Copy !req
495. I wish I believed that was possible.Copy !req
496. Every time l've seen this world change,
it's always been for the worse.Copy !req
497. I'll tell you what l know.
I know this is not a man.Copy !req
498. What is he?Copy !req
499. A man does not wear a mask.Copy !req
500. - What is he?
- A man does not threaten civilians.Copy !req
501. He's what every gutless,
freedom-hating terrorist is:Copy !req
502. A goddamn coward!Copy !req
503. There will be no negotiation.Copy !req
504. When I arrive in the morning,
the Paddy will be gone.Copy !req
505. I'm looking at the tape right now,
and he has no idea how to light me.Copy !req
506. My nose looks like Big fucking Ben.Copy !req
507. Listen to me, you bleeding sod,
England prevails because l say it does!Copy !req
508. So does every lazy cunt on this show,
and that includes you.Copy !req
509. Find another DOP
or find yourself another job.Copy !req
510. I'll tell you what l wish.Copy !req
511. I wish l'd been there.Copy !req
512. I wish l'd had the chance
for a face-to-face.Copy !req
513. Just one chance, that's all I'd need.Copy !req
514. This so-called V and his accomplice,
Evey Hammond...Copy !req
515. neo-demagogues,
spouting their message of hate.Copy !req
516. A delusional and aberrant voice
delivering a terrorist's ultimatum.Copy !req
517. An ultimatum that was met
with swift and surgically precise justice.Copy !req
518. - No mercy!
- The moral, ladies and gentlemen, is:Copy !req
519. Good guys win, bad guys lose...Copy !req
520. and, as always, England prevails!Copy !req
521. Holy Christ! Jesus!Copy !req
522. Good evening, Commander Prothero.Copy !req
523. Oh, my God! How did you get in here?Copy !req
524. Don't worry, l've made sure
our reunion won't be disturbed by...Copy !req
525. any pesky late-night phone calls,
commander.Copy !req
526. Stop. Why do you keep calling me that?Copy !req
527. That was your title, remember?
When we first met, all those years ago.Copy !req
528. You wore a uniform in those days.Copy !req
529. You.Copy !req
530. - lt is you.
- The Ghost of Christmas Past.Copy !req
531. - Yeah?
Finch, it's Dascomb.Copy !req
532. - Dascomb.
- I've already called the chancellor.Copy !req
533. - We have to get control of the situation.
- What situation?Copy !req
534. Chancellor Sutler agreed, for obvious
reasons, we have to keep this discreet.Copy !req
535. In the wrong light,
the loss of the Voice of London...Copy !req
536. could be devastating
to our credibility.Copy !req
537. Perhaps a stroke?Copy !req
538. No, no, it's too horrific.Copy !req
539. A quiet, dignified death in his sleep.Copy !req
540. - We got any eyes or ears on this?
- No, camcos were cut.Copy !req
541. It's the same m.o. As before.
But we got an elevator log lD.Copy !req
542. - Let me guess.
- She's in deep, inspector.Copy !req
543. V?Copy !req
544. My fat, metal friend.Copy !req
545. Mondego.Copy !req
546. Oh, God. L hope l didn't wake you.Copy !req
547. No, I just thought you were fighting.
I mean, for real.Copy !req
548. My favorite film:Copy !req
549. The Count of Monte Cristo,
with Robert Donat as Edmond Dantes.Copy !req
550. It is not my sword, Mondego,
but your past that disarmed you.Copy !req
551. It gets me every time.Copy !req
552. - Never seen it.
- Really?Copy !req
553. - Would you like to?
- Does it have a happy ending?Copy !req
554. As only celluloid can deliver.Copy !req
555. Okay.Copy !req
556. Put the sword away.Copy !req
557. Forensics just wrapped.Copy !req
558. No prints, no hair, no fibers.
The guy is like a ghost.Copy !req
559. You won't believe
what they found on Prothero.Copy !req
560. - Drugs?
- Could've started his own hospital.Copy !req
561. - lnteresting.
- Why?Copy !req
562. Did you know Lewis Prothero was
one of the richest men in the country...Copy !req
563. before he was
the Voice of London?Copy !req
564. - Drugs?
- Legal ones.Copy !req
565. Major stockholder
in Viadoxic Pharmaceutical.Copy !req
566. Viadoxic and St. Mary's
in less than a week. Coincidence?Copy !req
567. When you're at this as long as l've been,
you stop believing in coincidence.Copy !req
568. May we come up?Copy !req
569. You find your own tree.
V: You find your own tree.Copy !req
570. - Did you like it?
- Yeah.Copy !req
571. - But it made me feel sorry for Mercedes.
- Why?Copy !req
572. Because he cared more about revenge
than he did about her.Copy !req
573. —nationwide were devastated
as news of the most popular—Copy !req
574. Wait. What's this?Copy !req
575. —most awarded stars
in the history of the BTN...Copy !req
576. a man known to the entire nation
as "The Voice of London"...Copy !req
577. passed away late last night
from apparent heart failure.Copy !req
578. - She's lying.
- How do you know?Copy !req
579. She blinks a lot when she does a story
she knows is false.Copy !req
580. It came as no surprise
to those who knew him...Copy !req
581. that his body was at his office...Copy !req
582. where he often worked long hours
after everyone else had gone home.Copy !req
583. Lewis, you will be sorely missed.Copy !req
584. V, yesterday I couldn't find my lD.Copy !req
585. You didn't take it, did you?Copy !req
586. Would you prefer a lie or the truth?Copy !req
587. Did you have anything
to do with that?Copy !req
588. - Yes, I killed him.
- You...Copy !req
589. - Oh, God.
- You're upset.Copy !req
590. I'm upset?
You just said you killed Lewis Prothero.Copy !req
591. I might have killed the Fingermen that
attacked you. L heard no objection.Copy !req
592. - What?
- Violence can be used for good.Copy !req
593. - What are you talking about?
- Justice.Copy !req
594. Oh, l see.Copy !req
595. There's no court in this country
for men like Prothero.Copy !req
596. And are you going to kill more people?Copy !req
597. Yes.Copy !req
598. Take a look at this.Copy !req
599. Prothero's military record.Copy !req
600. What do you see?Copy !req
601. Iraq, Kurdistan, Syria,
before and after, Sudan.Copy !req
602. - Busy boy.
- But after all that...Copy !req
603. they put him in charge
of a detention facility at Larkhill.Copy !req
604. Well, no good deed goes unpunished.Copy !req
605. You think there's a connection
between our boy and Larkhill?Copy !req
606. It might explain the connection
between him and the Hammond girl.Copy !req
607. Problem is, l can't find
any other record of it.Copy !req
608. Larkhill? Larkhill? l cannot recall
that particular facility, inspector.Copy !req
609. - You're welcome to review our records.
- We've been through your records.Copy !req
610. All it says is that there was
a detention facility at Larkhill...Copy !req
611. approximately 10 miles
north of Salisbury.Copy !req
612. Well, there you have it.Copy !req
613. This is a matter
of some urgency, major.Copy !req
614. We need to know if there was anything
different about this facility.Copy !req
615. I'm sorry, inspector,
I simply cannot recall.Copy !req
616. Was there a specific profile
for those being sent there?Copy !req
617. - Usual undesirables, I should think.
- But do you know?Copy !req
618. - Of course not. I wasn't stationed there.
- Do you know who was?Copy !req
619. I cannot recall specific names,
but if you look through our records—Copy !req
620. Your records are either deleted,
omitted or missing.Copy !req
621. As head of the Detention Program
at that—Copy !req
622. Before you go further, let me remind you
things were very chaotic back then.Copy !req
623. Now we don't have the problems
we had back then.Copy !req
624. We all did what we had to do.Copy !req
625. And in those circumstances,
we did the best we could.Copy !req
626. That's all l have to say about that.Copy !req
627. You can do this.Copy !req
628. Hi.Copy !req
629. I've been thinking...Copy !req
630. There's something
I want to ask you...Copy !req
631. but l don't think you'll understand why
unless you know a few things about me.Copy !req
632. My father was a writer.
You would have liked him.Copy !req
633. He used to say artists used lies
to tell the truth...Copy !req
634. while politicians used them
to cover the truth up.Copy !req
635. A man after my own heart.Copy !req
636. He always told the best stories.Copy !req
637. Until my brother died.Copy !req
638. That was when everything changed.Copy !req
639. My brother was one of the students
at St. Mary's.Copy !req
640. After he died,
my parents became political.Copy !req
641. They protested the war
and the Reclamation.Copy !req
642. When Sutler was appointed
high chancellor...Copy !req
643. they were at the riot in Leeds.Copy !req
644. I watched on the television...Copy !req
645. thinking l was going
to see my parents killed.Copy !req
646. I remember them arguing at night.Copy !req
647. Mum wanted to leave the country.
Dad refused.Copy !req
648. He said if we ran away,
they would win.Copy !req
649. Win, like...Copy !req
650. it was a game.Copy !req
651. Evey, quick, hide!Copy !req
652. - Mummy!
Evey!Copy !req
653. I never saw them again.Copy !req
654. It was like those black bags erased them
from the face of the earth.Copy !req
655. I'm sorry, Evey.Copy !req
656. No, I'm the one that's sorry.Copy !req
657. Sorry l'm not a stronger person.Copy !req
658. Sorry l'm not like my parents.
I wish I was...Copy !req
659. but l'm not.Copy !req
660. I wish I wasn't afraid all the time...Copy !req
661. but l am.Copy !req
662. I know this world is screwed up.
Believe me, l know it better than most.Copy !req
663. Which is why l wanted to ask, if there is
anything I can do to help make it right...Copy !req
664. please let me know.Copy !req
665. If you wish.Copy !req
666. Do you really think
you'll find something here?Copy !req
667. Worth a shot.Copy !req
668. One thing is true of all governments:Copy !req
669. The most reliable records
are tax records.Copy !req
670. It appears that the original
electronic records have all been lost.Copy !req
671. Probably during the Reclamation.
A lot of things went missing back then.Copy !req
672. But l found this hard copy
filed in the cold vault.Copy !req
673. Everything we've got on Larkhill
is in there.Copy !req
674. Thanks. This is a great help.Copy !req
675. V: "By the power of truth, l, while living,
have conquered the universe."Copy !req
676. - Personal motto?
- From Faust.Copy !req
677. That's about trying
to cheat the devil, isn't it?Copy !req
678. It is. And speaking of the devil...Copy !req
679. l was wondering if your offer to help
was still standing.Copy !req
680. - Of course.
- lt appears unforeseen circumstances...Copy !req
681. have accelerated my original plan.Copy !req
682. As a result, l'm in need of someone
with some theatrical skill.Copy !req
683. I'll do my best.Copy !req
684. I believe you will.Copy !req
685. Another doctor. Why does a
detention facility need so many doctors?Copy !req
686. I don't know, but this is interesting.Copy !req
687. The highest-paid person
at the camp was a priest.Copy !req
688. - Really?
- Yeah, Father Lilliman.Copy !req
689. - Lilliman.
- Was paid almost 200 grand a month.Copy !req
690. Now, that is interesting.Copy !req
691. Looks like he was promoted.
He's a bishop now.Copy !req
692. - Your Grace.
- Oh, Denis.Copy !req
693. - Has everything been arranged?
- Yes.Copy !req
694. I've just received
your InterLink itinerary.Copy !req
695. You should arrive in Perth
in time for Mass.Copy !req
696. You're most diligent, Denis...Copy !req
697. a noble example for all those
who labor in the name of our Lord, but—Copy !req
698. - Your Grace?
- lt wasn't labor l was speaking of.Copy !req
699. It was, rather, my final remittance
that I was interested in.Copy !req
700. My last little joy.Copy !req
701. I'm sorry, Your Grace.Copy !req
702. She has arrived, but there was
some confusion at the agency.Copy !req
703. They've sent a new girl who,
I'm afraid, is a little older than usual.Copy !req
704. Older?Copy !req
705. Oh, dear. She's not too old, l trust?Copy !req
706. That is for Your Grace to decide.Copy !req
707. - Oh, my.
- Your Grace.Copy !req
708. To think that I doubted your loveliness
for an instant.Copy !req
709. Mea culpa, my child.Copy !req
710. Mea culpa.Copy !req
711. Your Grace, we don't have much time
and l have to tell you something.Copy !req
712. A confession?
I love the confessional game.Copy !req
713. Tell me your sins.Copy !req
714. This isn't a game, Your Grace.Copy !req
715. Someone's coming.
I think he means to kill you.Copy !req
716. - l'm sorry?
- l'm telling you this...Copy !req
717. because I want some kind
of protection or amnesty.Copy !req
718. I had nothing to do with the Bailey
and made a mistake in the Jordan Tower.Copy !req
719. - l think this should balance it out.
- What are you talking about?Copy !req
720. I'm Evey Hammond. I'm—Copy !req
721. I've been the prisoner of the terrorist V
for the past several weeks.Copy !req
722. I'm telling you that any moment,
he's going to come through that door.Copy !req
723. I unlocked the window in the room
where Denis told me to get ready.Copy !req
724. Wonderful!Copy !req
725. It's a game I've never played!Copy !req
726. What a delightful mind you have.Copy !req
727. I hope the rest of you
is just as interesting.Copy !req
728. - No, please, you have to believe me.
- Oh, I do, l do, I do.Copy !req
729. Let me show you
the firmness of my beliefs.Copy !req
730. Stop it! Get off of me!Copy !req
731. Seems l've captured
a dangerous terrorist.Copy !req
732. Now, how best to procure
her confession?Copy !req
733. Oh!Copy !req
734. You little bitch.
You fucking little whore!Copy !req
735. V: Reverend.
- Oh, my God.Copy !req
736. She wasn't lying. It is you.Copy !req
737. I'm sorry.Copy !req
738. - l had to.
V: Evey!Copy !req
739. And thus I clothe my naked villainy...Copy !req
740. with old odd ends
stolen forth from holy writ...Copy !req
741. and seem a saint,
when most I play the devil.Copy !req
742. Oh, please, have mercy.Copy !req
743. Oh, not tonight, Bishop.Copy !req
744. Not tonight.Copy !req
745. LlLLlMAN
Don't do this, l beg of you.Copy !req
746. Well, then.
Children's hour at the abbey.Copy !req
747. V: Open your mouth
and stick out your tongue.Copy !req
748. - What the—?
I don't want to die!Copy !req
749. This is Surveillance 109.
We have an emergency.Copy !req
750. Run every name in that file.
I want the whereabouts of all of them.Copy !req
751. - Tonight.
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
752. Pucker up, here comes the Finger.Copy !req
753. Yeah. Get going. L'll handle him.Copy !req
754. Creedy.Copy !req
755. What are you doing here?Copy !req
756. Several prominent party members
have been murdered, chief inspector.Copy !req
757. This is no ordinary situation and requires
more than your ordinary attention.Copy !req
758. The chancellor demanded
my immediate involvement.Copy !req
759. It'll be hard to investigate
if you're detaining all my witnesses.Copy !req
760. The security of information
is paramount.Copy !req
761. In these volatile times...Copy !req
762. mistakes like Jordan Tower
can no longer be tolerated...Copy !req
763. if, indeed,
Jordan Tower was an accident.Copy !req
764. - What does that mean?
- Terrorist seems to have...Copy !req
765. a rather intimate understanding
of our system.Copy !req
766. The chancellor suspects
there might be an informer.Copy !req
767. Are you saying l'm under surveillance,
Mr. Creedy?Copy !req
768. At this time, it would behoove you...Copy !req
769. to cease any investigation of matters
that have long since passed...Copy !req
770. and concentrate on the concerns
of our present.Copy !req
771. You mean Larkhill?Copy !req
772. Major Wilson is a friend
of the high chancellor.Copy !req
773. - His loyalty is not in question.
- But mine is?Copy !req
774. Your mother was lrish, wasn't she?Copy !req
775. Terrible what St. Mary's
did to Ireland, wasn't it?Copy !req
776. I've been a party member for 27 years.Copy !req
777. If l were you, chief inspector...Copy !req
778. l'd find the terrorist...Copy !req
779. and l'd find him soon.Copy !req
780. Please.Copy !req
781. Evey? Good God!Copy !req
782. I'm sorry.
I didn't know where else to go.Copy !req
783. Yes, well, you better come inside
before someone sees you.Copy !req
784. - Cheers.
- l know every cop's looking for me.Copy !req
785. I know it's horrible of me
to put you in this situation.Copy !req
786. - Evey—
- You could be in terrible trouble.Copy !req
787. Evey, listen to me.Copy !req
788. If the government searched my house,
you would be the least of my problems.Copy !req
789. You trusted me.Copy !req
790. It would be terrible manners
for me not to trust you.Copy !req
791. Oh, my God.
That's God Save the Queen.Copy !req
792. My parents took me to it
when they hung it at Gallery 12.Copy !req
793. - l thought Sutler had it destroyed.
- He believes he did.Copy !req
794. Cost me more than this house,
but no matter how bad l feel...Copy !req
795. it always cheers me up.Copy !req
796. - What is that?
- lt's a copy of the Koran, 14th century.Copy !req
797. - Are you a Muslim?
- No, I'm in television.Copy !req
798. But why would you keep it?Copy !req
799. I don't have to be Muslim to find
the images beautiful, poetry moving.Copy !req
800. Is it worth it?
If they found that here...Copy !req
801. I told you,
you'd be the least of my worries.Copy !req
802. Thank you, Gordon.Copy !req
803. - Thank you so much.
- lt's all right.Copy !req
804. This whole thing started the night
he blew up the Old Bailey.Copy !req
805. I was on my way here, and...Copy !req
806. Ah.Copy !req
807. Yes.Copy !req
808. You see, we are both fugitives
in our own way.Copy !req
809. - But—
- You're wondering why...Copy !req
810. you were invited here to supper
in the first place...Copy !req
811. if my appetites were
for less conventional fare.Copy !req
812. Unfortunately, a man in my position
is expected to entertain...Copy !req
813. young and attractive ladies
like yourself.Copy !req
814. Because in this world,
if l were to invite who I desired...Copy !req
815. l would undoubtedly find myself
without a home, let alone a TV show.Copy !req
816. - l'm sorry.
- Not as sorry as l am.Copy !req
817. The truth is, after so many years...Copy !req
818. you begin to lose
more than just your appetite.Copy !req
819. You wear a mask for so long,
you forget who you were beneath it.Copy !req
820. I'm sorry, chief inspector.
Same basic toxicology as Prothero.Copy !req
821. You could get these poisons
from any house in London.Copy !req
822. Thanks, Delia.Copy !req
823. Any leads on finding this guy?Copy !req
824. Nothing yet. But there's something else
you can help me with.Copy !req
825. You started as a botanist, didn't you?Copy !req
826. It's— It's a Scarlet Carson.Copy !req
827. They're believed to be extinct.Copy !req
828. He leaves them at the crime scenes.Copy !req
829. I'd appreciate it
if you could have a look at it.Copy !req
830. Any information could be helpful.Copy !req
831. Of course.Copy !req
832. Excuse me.Copy !req
833. Yeah?Copy !req
834. I just finished
going through the file, inspector.Copy !req
835. You better get back here.Copy !req
836. Yeah, okay.Copy !req
837. My God. He's killed them all.
All but one.Copy !req
838. Who is she?
Not sure.Copy !req
839. She's clearly one of the people
in charge at Larkhill.Copy !req
840. But after they shut it down,
she disappeared for two years.Copy !req
841. Till she applied for an overseas visa,
which was denied.Copy !req
842. Running away?Copy !req
843. Probably, because after that,
all record of her seems to stop.Copy !req
844. - She changed her name.
- That's what I'm guessing.Copy !req
845. I put a call in to the registry,
but I haven't heard back.Copy !req
846. - lt's late, or early.
- Call them again. I want that name.Copy !req
847. What? Are you sure about that?Copy !req
848. Okay. Thank you.Copy !req
849. Dr. Diana Stanton changed her name
to Delia Surridge.Copy !req
850. - The coroner?
- Yeah.Copy !req
851. Jesus, l just saw her.Copy !req
852. It's you, isn't it?Copy !req
853. - You've come to kill me.
V: Yes.Copy !req
854. Thank God.Copy !req
855. I'm sorry,
I can't get a response from that number.Copy !req
856. There's a problem
with the connection.Copy !req
857. Jesus Christ.Copy !req
858. He's there.Copy !req
859. After what happened,
after what they did...Copy !req
860. l thought about killing myself.Copy !req
861. But l knew that one day
you'd come for me.Copy !req
862. I didn't know what
they were going to do.Copy !req
863. I swear to you.Copy !req
864. Read my journal.Copy !req
865. What they did was only possible
because of you.Copy !req
866. Oppenheimer was able to change
more than the course of a war.Copy !req
867. He changed the entire course
of human history.Copy !req
868. Is it wrong to hold on
to that kind of hope?Copy !req
869. I have not come
for what you hoped to do.Copy !req
870. I've come for what you did.Copy !req
871. It's funny.Copy !req
872. I was given one of your roses today.Copy !req
873. I wasn't sure you were the terrorist
until I saw it.Copy !req
874. What a strange coincidence,
that I should be given one today.Copy !req
875. There are no coincidences, Delia.Copy !req
876. Only the illusion of coincidence.Copy !req
877. I have another rose.Copy !req
878. And this one is for you.Copy !req
879. - You're going to kill me now?
- l killed you 10 minutes ago...Copy !req
880. while you slept.Copy !req
881. - ls there any pain?
- No.Copy !req
882. Thank you.Copy !req
883. Is it meaningless to apologize?Copy !req
884. Never.Copy !req
885. I'm so sorry.Copy !req
886. Damn it.Copy !req
887. The terrorist obviously
wanted us to have it.Copy !req
888. He wanted us to know the story,
or at least a part of it.Copy !req
889. Am I to understand that you have read
this document, inspector?Copy !req
890. - Yes, sir.
- Has anyone else read it?Copy !req
891. - No, sir.
- Then let me make this perfectly clear.Copy !req
892. The contents of this document
are a matter of national security...Copy !req
893. constituting an assault on the character
of several important party members...Copy !req
894. as well as a blatant violation
of the Articles of Allegiance.Copy !req
895. As the authenticity of this document
cannot be verified...Copy !req
896. it could be an elaborate forgery
created by the terrorist...Copy !req
897. as easily as it could be the deranged
fantasy of a former party member...Copy !req
898. who resigned
for psychological reasons.Copy !req
899. Any discussion of this document
or its contents...Copy !req
900. will be regarded, at the very least,
as an act of sedition...Copy !req
901. if not a willful act of treason.Copy !req
902. - ls that understood, Mr. Finch?
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
903. You would do well, inspector...Copy !req
904. to put it out of your mind.Copy !req
905. May 23rd.Copy !req
906. My first batch of subjects
arrived today...Copy !req
907. and I have to admit
that l'm very excited.Copy !req
908. This could be the dawn of a new age.Copy !req
909. Nuclear power is meaningless...Copy !req
910. in a world where a virus
can kill an entire population...Copy !req
911. and leave its wealth intact.Copy !req
912. Stay together!
Come on, move!Copy !req
913. May 27th.Copy !req
914. Commander Prothero toured the lab
with a priest, Father Lilliman...Copy !req
915. who l was told is here to monitor
for Rules and Rights violations.Copy !req
916. lt made me nervous, but the commander
assured me there wouldn't be a problem.Copy !req
917. June 2nd.Copy !req
918. I keep wondering if these people knew
how they might be helping their country...Copy !req
919. if they would act any differently.Copy !req
920. They're so weak and pathetic.
They never look you in the eye.Copy !req
921. I find myself hating them.Copy !req
922. August the 18th.Copy !req
923. Of the original four dozen,
over 75 percent are now deceased.Copy !req
924. No controllable pattern
has yet emerged.Copy !req
925. September the 18th.Copy !req
926. There is one case that continues
to give me hope.Copy !req
927. He exhibits none of the immune-system
pathologies the other subjects developed.Copy !req
928. I've discovered cellular anomalies in his
blood that I've been unable to categorize.Copy !req
929. The mutations seem
to have triggered...Copy !req
930. the abnormal development
of basic kinesthesia and reflexes.Copy !req
931. The subject said
he could no longer remember...Copy !req
932. who he was or where he was from.Copy !req
933. Whoever he was,
he is now the key to our dream...Copy !req
934. and the hope that all of this
will not have been in vain.Copy !req
935. November the 5th.Copy !req
936. It started last night, around midnight.Copy !req
937. The first explosions tore open
the entire medical section.Copy !req
938. All my work, gone.Copy !req
939. I was trying to understand how
it could've happened when l saw him.Copy !req
940. The man from room 5.Copy !req
941. He looked at me.Copy !req
942. Not with eyes. There were no eyes.Copy !req
943. But l know he was looking at me
because l felt it.Copy !req
944. Oh, God...Copy !req
945. what have l done?Copy !req
946. Bonjour, mademoiselle.Copy !req
947. What is that you're making?Copy !req
948. We called it "eggie in the basket."
My mum made them.Copy !req
949. - This is weird.
- What?Copy !req
950. The first morning l was with him,
he made me eggs just like this.Copy !req
951. - Really?
- l swear.Copy !req
952. That is a strange coincidence.
Although there's an obvious explanation.Copy !req
953. - There is?
- Yes, Evey.Copy !req
954. I am V.Copy !req
955. At last you know the truth.Copy !req
956. You're stunned, l know.Copy !req
957. Hard to believe, isn't it, that beneath
this wrinkled, well-fed exterior...Copy !req
958. there lies a dangerous killing machine
with a fetish for Fawkesian masks.Copy !req
959. Viva la revolución.Copy !req
960. That is not funny, Gordon.Copy !req
961. Yeah, l know.
I'm useless without a studio audience.Copy !req
962. I've seen people go to jail
for less than that.Copy !req
963. Of course, he was right, wasn't he?Copy !req
964. There is something wrong
with this country.Copy !req
965. Morning, inspector.Copy !req
966. You're at it early.Copy !req
967. Is something wrong?
You don't look so good, sir.Copy !req
968. I wanna ask a question, Dominic.Copy !req
969. I don't care if you answer me or not.Copy !req
970. I just wanna say this aloud.Copy !req
971. But l need to know that this question
will not leave this office.Copy !req
972. Yeah, of course, inspector, but—Copy !req
973. Because of the terrorist?Copy !req
974. No.Copy !req
975. So, what is it, chief?
What's going on?Copy !req
976. The question I want to ask
is about St. Mary's...Copy !req
977. and Three Waters.Copy !req
978. The question that's kept me up
for the last 24 hours...Copy !req
979. the question l have to ask, is:Copy !req
980. What if the worst...Copy !req
981. the most horrifying biological attack
in this country's history...Copy !req
982. was not the work
of religious extremists?Copy !req
983. I don't understand. We know it was.
They were caught. They confessed.Copy !req
984. And they were executed. L know.Copy !req
985. And maybe that's
really what happened.Copy !req
986. But l see this chain of events...Copy !req
987. these coincidences,
and l have to ask:Copy !req
988. What if that isn't what happened?Copy !req
989. What if someone else
unleashed that virus?Copy !req
990. What if someone else
killed all those people?Copy !req
991. Would you really wanna know
who it was?Copy !req
992. Sure.Copy !req
993. Even if it was someone
working for this government?Copy !req
994. That's my question.Copy !req
995. If our own government
was responsible...Copy !req
996. for what happened at St. Mary's
and Three Waters...Copy !req
997. if our own government
was responsible...Copy !req
998. for the deaths
of almost 100,000 people...Copy !req
999. would you really wanna know?Copy !req
1000. This has to be the bloody
coldest March in years.Copy !req
1001. Keep talking like that,
we'll lose our party status.Copy !req
1002. They're a pack of lying hypocrites!Copy !req
1003. Keep it down, will you?Copy !req
1004. Based on random audio sweeps,
I've projected that right now...Copy !req
1005. 80 percent of the public
believe the terrorist is still alive.Copy !req
1006. We're also showing
a 12-percent increase...Copy !req
1007. over last month's positive mention
in all four quadrants.Copy !req
1008. Mr. Creedy?
- We're handling it as best we can.Copy !req
1009. Arrests are as high as they've been
since the Reclamation.Copy !req
1010. I want more than arrests.
I want results.Copy !req
1011. - What's all this about?
- l'm celebrating.Copy !req
1012. Celebrating what?Copy !req
1013. I think this could be
the best show we've ever done.Copy !req
1014. DElTRICH Very good evening,
ladies and gentlemen.Copy !req
1015. Listen, we've got an extraordinary
show for you tonight.Copy !req
1016. You're not gonna believe it.
As a matter of fact, I don't think I do.Copy !req
1017. Will you please give
a very warm welcome...Copy !req
1018. to our own Chancellor Adam Sutler!Copy !req
1019. - No way!
- No, it can't be!Copy !req
1020. We threw out the censor-approved script
and shot one l wrote this morning.Copy !req
1021. Oh, my God.Copy !req
1022. Chancellor, chancellor, chancellor...Copy !req
1023. l understand you've been under
tremendous strain lately...Copy !req
1024. since the beginning
of this whole terrorism business...Copy !req
1025. and we thought it would be a nice idea
to try and help you relax. Girls?Copy !req
1026. Ah! Warm milk.
There's nothing better.Copy !req
1027. I understand you enjoy a glass
every night, chancellor.Copy !req
1028. Since I was a boy.Copy !req
1029. But you're wrong, Mr. Deitrich.Copy !req
1030. - The terrorist was never a concern.
Oh, r eally?Copy !req
1031. - Chancellor, chancellor—
- lt's him.Copy !req
1032. Are you saying that he's not still alive
and active?Copy !req
1033. The terrorist has been neutralized.Copy !req
1034. Oh, my God! Chancellor, look!Copy !req
1035. The terrorist!Copy !req
1036. The terrorist!Copy !req
1037. Get him!Copy !req
1038. Oh, dear.Copy !req
1039. At last!Copy !req
1040. And now, for all the world to see.Copy !req
1041. It's him!Copy !req
1042. Unhand me! I am your chancellor!Copy !req
1043. How dare you! I am the chancellor!Copy !req
1044. Imposter!Copy !req
1045. Soldiers! That man is the terrorist!Copy !req
1046. - I order you to shoot that traitor!
- Liar!Copy !req
1047. - Faker!
- Fraud!Copy !req
1048. - Ready!
- Aim!Copy !req
1049. - Fire!
- Fire!Copy !req
1050. What are they gonna do, fine us?Copy !req
1051. Big deal. We've got
the most-watched show on air.Copy !req
1052. Well, you're my agent,
that's what l pay you for.Copy !req
1053. Protect me.Copy !req
1054. I should've hired him
to be my mother.Copy !req
1055. - You're mad.
- Either that or l wasn't breast-fed.Copy !req
1056. - ls everything a joke to you?
- Only the things that matter.Copy !req
1057. - What if they come after you?
- l tell you what's gonna happen.Copy !req
1058. I'll have to make some kind of apology,
do some boring fundraiser.Copy !req
1059. In the meantime, our ratings will go
through the roof. It'll be fine. Trust me.Copy !req
1060. Gordon?Copy !req
1061. Quick, Evey, hide!Copy !req
1062. Not so funny now, is it, funnyman?Copy !req
1063. Gotcha.
- No, no.Copy !req
1064. Do you know why you're here,
Evey Hammond?Copy !req
1065. Please.Copy !req
1066. You've been charged
with three counts of murder...Copy !req
1067. the bombing of government property,
conspiracy to commit terrorism...Copy !req
1068. treason and sedition, the penalty
for which is death by firing squad.Copy !req
1069. You have one chance,
and only one chance, to save your life.Copy !req
1070. You must tell us the identity
or whereabouts...Copy !req
1071. of code name V.Copy !req
1072. If your information leads
to his capture...Copy !req
1073. you will be released
from this facility immediately.Copy !req
1074. Do you understand
what I'm telling you?Copy !req
1075. You can return to your life,
Miss Hammond.Copy !req
1076. All you have to do is cooperate.Copy !req
1077. Process her.Copy !req
1078. I know there's
no way I can convince you...Copy !req
1079. this is not one of their tricks,
but I don't care.Copy !req
1080. I am me.Copy !req
1081. My name is Valerie.Copy !req
1082. I don't think l'll live much longer.
I wanted to tell someone about my life.Copy !req
1083. This is the only autobiography
that I will ever write and, God...Copy !req
1084. I'm writing it on toilet paper.Copy !req
1085. I was born in Nottingham in 1985.Copy !req
1086. I don't remember much
of those early years...Copy !req
1087. but I do remember the rain.Copy !req
1088. My grandmother owned a farm
in Tottle Brook...Copy !req
1089. and she used to tell me
that God was in the rain.Copy !req
1090. I passed my 11 Plus
and went to girls' grammar.Copy !req
1091. It was at school
that l met my first girlfriend.Copy !req
1092. Her name was Sarah.Copy !req
1093. It was her wrists.Copy !req
1094. They were beautiful.Copy !req
1095. I thought we would
love each other forever.Copy !req
1096. I remember our teacher telling us...Copy !req
1097. that it was an adolescent phase
that people outgrew.Copy !req
1098. Sarah did.Copy !req
1099. I didn't.Copy !req
1100. ln 2002, I fell in love
with a girl named Christina.Copy !req
1101. That year I came out to my parents.Copy !req
1102. I couldn't have done it
without Chris holding my hand.Copy !req
1103. My father wouldn't look at me.
He told me to go and never come back.Copy !req
1104. My mother said nothing.Copy !req
1105. But I'd only told them the truth.
Was that so selfish?Copy !req
1106. Our integrity sells for so little,
but it is all we really have.Copy !req
1107. It is the very last inch of us.Copy !req
1108. But within that inch...Copy !req
1109. we are free.Copy !req
1110. It ends whenever you want it to.Copy !req
1111. - Just tell us where he is.
- l don't know.Copy !req
1112. I'd always known
what l wanted to do with my life...Copy !req
1113. and in 2015 I starred in my first film,
The Salt Flats.Copy !req
1114. It was the most important role of my life.
Not because of my career...Copy !req
1115. but because that
was how l met Ruth.Copy !req
1116. The first time we kissed...Copy !req
1117. I knew l never wanted to kiss
any other lips but hers again.Copy !req
1118. We moved to a small flat
in London together.Copy !req
1119. She grew Scarlet Carsons for me
in our window box...Copy !req
1120. and our place always smelt of roses.Copy !req
1121. Those were the best years of my life.Copy !req
1122. But America's war
grew worse and worse...Copy !req
1123. and eventually came to London.Copy !req
1124. The bill proposed by the Undersecretary
for Defense, Adam Sutler...Copy !req
1125. to close the remaining tube stations
passed with...Copy !req
1126. After that, there were no roses anymore.Copy !req
1127. Not for anyone.Copy !req
1128. You won't last much longer.Copy !req
1129. You're gonna die here.Copy !req
1130. Why protect someone
who doesn't give a shit about you?Copy !req
1131. I remember how the meaning
of words began to change.Copy !req
1132. How unfamiliar words like "collateral"
and "rendition" became frightening...Copy !req
1133. while things like "Norsefire" and the
"Articles of Allegiance" became powerful.Copy !req
1134. l remember how "different"
became dangerous.Copy !req
1135. I still don't understand it...Copy !req
1136. why they hate us so much.Copy !req
1137. They took Ruth
while she was out buying food.Copy !req
1138. I've never cried so hard in my life.Copy !req
1139. It wasn't long till they came for me.Copy !req
1140. It seems strange that my life should end
in such a terrible place.Copy !req
1141. But for three years,
I had roses and apologized to no one.Copy !req
1142. I shall die here.Copy !req
1143. Every inch of me shall perish.Copy !req
1144. Every inch...Copy !req
1145. but one.Copy !req
1146. An inch.Copy !req
1147. It is small, and it is fragile...Copy !req
1148. and it is the only thing
in the world worth having.Copy !req
1149. We must never lose it or give it away.
We must never let them take it from us.Copy !req
1150. I hope that, whoever you are,
you escape this place.Copy !req
1151. I hope that the world turns
and that things get better.Copy !req
1152. But what l hope most of all
is that you understand what l mean...Copy !req
1153. when l tell you that
even though l do not know you...Copy !req
1154. and even though
I may never meet you...Copy !req
1155. laugh with you, cry with you...Copy !req
1156. or kiss you...Copy !req
1157. l love you.Copy !req
1158. With all my heart...Copy !req
1159. l love you.Copy !req
1160. Valerie.Copy !req
1161. I'm instructed to inform you...Copy !req
1162. that you have been convicted
by special tribunal...Copy !req
1163. and that unless you are ready
to offer your cooperation...Copy !req
1164. you are to be executed.Copy !req
1165. Do you understand
what I'm telling you?Copy !req
1166. - Yes.
- Are you ready to cooperate?Copy !req
1167. - No.
- Very well.Copy !req
1168. Escort Miss Hammond
back to her cell.Copy !req
1169. Arrange a detail of six men...Copy !req
1170. and take her out behind
the chemical shed and shoot her.Copy !req
1171. It's time.Copy !req
1172. I'm ready.Copy !req
1173. Look, all they want
is one little piece of information.Copy !req
1174. Just give them something, anything.Copy !req
1175. Thank you...Copy !req
1176. but l'd rather die
behind the chemical sheds.Copy !req
1177. Then you have no fear anymore.
You're completely free.Copy !req
1178. What?Copy !req
1179. Hello, Evey.Copy !req
1180. You.Copy !req
1181. - lt was you?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1182. That wasn't real?Copy !req
1183. - ls Gordon—?
- l'm sorry, but Mr. Deitrich's dead.Copy !req
1184. I thought they'd arrest him...Copy !req
1185. but when they found a Koran
in his house, they had him executed.Copy !req
1186. Oh, God.Copy !req
1187. - Fortunately, l got to you before they did.
- You got to me?Copy !req
1188. You did this to me?Copy !req
1189. You cut my hair?Copy !req
1190. You tortured me?Copy !req
1191. You tortured me.Copy !req
1192. Why?Copy !req
1193. You said you wanted to live without
fear. I wish there'd been an easier way...Copy !req
1194. - ... but there wasn't.
- Oh, my God.Copy !req
1195. I know you may never forgive me...Copy !req
1196. but nor will you understand
how hard it was for me.Copy !req
1197. Every day, I saw in myself
everything you see in me now.Copy !req
1198. Every day, I wanted to end it.Copy !req
1199. But each time you refused to give in,
I knew l couldn't.Copy !req
1200. You're sick! You're evil!Copy !req
1201. You could have ended it.
You could have given in, but you didn't.Copy !req
1202. - Why?
- Leave me alone! I hate you!Copy !req
1203. That's it! See, at first,
I thought it was hate too.Copy !req
1204. Hate was all l knew.
It built my world, imprisoned me...Copy !req
1205. taught me how to eat,
how to drink, how to breathe.Copy !req
1206. I thought I'd die
with all the hate in my veins.Copy !req
1207. But then something happened.Copy !req
1208. It happened to me
just as it happened to you.Copy !req
1209. Shut up! l don't want to hear
your lies!Copy !req
1210. Your own father said
that artists use lies to tell the truth.Copy !req
1211. Yes, l created a lie.Copy !req
1212. But because you believed it,
you found something true about yourself.Copy !req
1213. - No.
- What was true in that cell is true now.Copy !req
1214. What you felt in there
has nothing to do with me.Copy !req
1215. I can't feel anything anymore!Copy !req
1216. Don't run from it, Evey.
You've been running all your life.Copy !req
1217. I can't... Can't breathe.Copy !req
1218. Asthma. When I was little—Copy !req
1219. Listen to me, Evey.Copy !req
1220. This may be the most important moment
of your life. Commit to it.Copy !req
1221. They took your parents from you.
They took your brother from you.Copy !req
1222. They put you in a cell
and took everything they could take...Copy !req
1223. except your life.Copy !req
1224. And you believed that was all
there was, didn't you?Copy !req
1225. The only thing you had left
was your life, but it wasn't.Copy !req
1226. - Oh, please.
- You found something else.Copy !req
1227. In that cell, you found something
that mattered more to you than life.Copy !req
1228. When they threatened to kill you
unless you gave what they wanted...Copy !req
1229. you told them you'd rather die.Copy !req
1230. You faced your death, Evey.Copy !req
1231. You were calm. You were still.Copy !req
1232. Try to feel now what you felt then.Copy !req
1233. Oh, God.Copy !req
1234. I felt...Copy !req
1235. Yes?Copy !req
1236. I'm dizzy.Copy !req
1237. I need air.Copy !req
1238. Please, I need to be outside.Copy !req
1239. There's a lift.
It'll take us to the roof.Copy !req
1240. God is in the rain.Copy !req
1241. V.Copy !req
1242. I'm leaving.Copy !req
1243. There are 872 songs in here.Copy !req
1244. I've listened to them all,
but I've never danced to any of them.Copy !req
1245. - Did you hear me?
- Yes.Copy !req
1246. I can't stay here.Copy !req
1247. I know.Copy !req
1248. Well, you won't find
any more locked doors here.Copy !req
1249. I thought about keeping this...Copy !req
1250. but it didn't seem right,
knowing you wrote it.Copy !req
1251. I didn't.Copy !req
1252. May I show you something
before you go?Copy !req
1253. - She was real.
- Yes.Copy !req
1254. She's beautiful.Copy !req
1255. - Did you know her?
- No.Copy !req
1256. She wrote the letter
just before she died.Copy !req
1257. And l delivered it to you
as it had been delivered to me.Copy !req
1258. Then it really happened, didn't it?Copy !req
1259. - Yes.
- You were in the cell next to her.Copy !req
1260. And that's what this is all about.Copy !req
1261. You're getting back at them
for what they did to her.Copy !req
1262. - And to you.
- What was done to me created me.Copy !req
1263. It's a basic principle of the universe...Copy !req
1264. that every action will create
an equal and opposing reaction.Copy !req
1265. Is that how you see it?Copy !req
1266. - Like an equation?
- What was done to me was monstrous.Copy !req
1267. And they created a monster.Copy !req
1268. - Do you know where you'll go?
- No.Copy !req
1269. That would have scared me before...Copy !req
1270. but l suppose l should thank you.Copy !req
1271. Well...Copy !req
1272. Thank you.Copy !req
1273. Goodbye.Copy !req
1274. Evey...Copy !req
1275. may l ask you for something?Copy !req
1276. If l had one wish, I would wish
to see you again, if only once...Copy !req
1277. before the 5th.Copy !req
1278. - All right.
- Thank you.Copy !req
1279. Chancellor, I know no one
seems to want to discuss this...Copy !req
1280. but if we're to be prepared
for any eventuality...Copy !req
1281. then it can't be ignored any longer.Copy !req
1282. The red report in front of you has been
vetted by several demolition specialists.Copy !req
1283. Now, it concludes that...Copy !req
1284. the most logical delivery system
for the terrorist to use...Copy !req
1285. would be an airborne attack.Copy !req
1286. A separate report has been filed...Copy !req
1287. suggesting a train, despite the fact
that the tunnels surrounding Parliament...Copy !req
1288. have been sealed shut.Copy !req
1289. Who filed that report?Copy !req
1290. Chief Inspector Finch.Copy !req
1291. Do you have any evidence
to support this conclusion, Mr. Finch?Copy !req
1292. No, sir. Just a feeling.Copy !req
1293. If I am sure of anything, inspector...Copy !req
1294. it is that this government won't survive
if it is to be subject to your feelings.Copy !req
1295. Mr. Dascomb,
what we need right now...Copy !req
1296. is a clear message
to the people of this country.Copy !req
1297. This message must be read
in every newspaper...Copy !req
1298. heard on every radio,
seen on every television.Copy !req
1299. This message must resound
throughout the entire InterLink!Copy !req
1300. I want this country to realize
that we stand on the edge of oblivion.Copy !req
1301. I want every man, woman and child to
understand how close we are to chaos.Copy !req
1302. I want everyone...Copy !req
1303. to remember why they need us!Copy !req
1304. ln the former United States, civil war
continues to devastate the Midwest.Copy !req
1305. Scientists attribute this water shortage
to the lack of rainfall the last two years.Copy !req
1306. Ministry officials expect
water coupon prices to rise.Copy !req
1307. Police have arrested nine suspects...Copy !req
1308. Can you believe this shit?
Been going on all summer.Copy !req
1309. Outside the quarantine zone, a new
airborne pathogen has killed 27 people.Copy !req
1310. Authorities uncovered new evidence
linking the terrorist organization called V...Copy !req
1311. to the St. Mary's viral attack
on London 14 years ago.Copy !req
1312. My friend inside the Finger
came up with something.Copy !req
1313. There were three men.Copy !req
1314. Covert intel.Copy !req
1315. Original black-baggers,
all under Creedy.Copy !req
1316. Alan Percy, Robert Keyes,
William Rookwood.Copy !req
1317. The day after
the St. Mary's outbreak...Copy !req
1318. Percy gives his Beretta a blowjob,
Keyes dies in a fire—Copy !req
1319. Rookwood goes missing.Copy !req
1320. Bloody coincidences
are making me sick to my stomach.Copy !req
1321. Rookwood.Copy !req
1322. How do l know that name?Copy !req
1323. Shit. He must have had
a hidden trip on his file at the Finger.Copy !req
1324. But how'd he know it was you?Copy !req
1325. What do we do?Copy !req
1326. I'm a cop. L have to know.Copy !req
1327. I came when they opened it.
It gave me the collywobbles.Copy !req
1328. Still does.Copy !req
1329. That's close enough, inspector.Copy !req
1330. We're not wired.Copy !req
1331. I'm sorry, but a man in my position
survives by taking every precaution.Copy !req
1332. - You have information for us?
- No, you already have the information.Copy !req
1333. All the names and dates
are inside your head.Copy !req
1334. What you want,
what you really need, is a story.Copy !req
1335. A story can be true or false.Copy !req
1336. I leave such judgments to you,
inspector.Copy !req
1337. Our story begins,
as these stories often do...Copy !req
1338. with a young,
up-and-coming politician.Copy !req
1339. He's a deeply religious man
and a member of the Conservative Party.Copy !req
1340. He's completely single-minded and
has no regard for the political process.Copy !req
1341. The more power he attains,
the more obvious his zealotry...Copy !req
1342. and the more aggressive
his supporters become.Copy !req
1343. Eventually, his party launches a special
project in the name of national security.Copy !req
1344. At first it's believed to be a search
for biological weapons...Copy !req
1345. and it's pursued without regard
to its cost.Copy !req
1346. However, the true goal
of this project is power.Copy !req
1347. Complete and total
hegemonic domination.Copy !req
1348. The project, however, ends violently.Copy !req
1349. But the efforts of those involved
are not in vain...Copy !req
1350. for a new ability to wage war is born
from the blood of one of the victims.Copy !req
1351. Imagine a virus,
the most terrifying virus you can...Copy !req
1352. and then imagine that you
and you alone have the cure.Copy !req
1353. But if your ultimate goal is power,
how best to use such a weapon?Copy !req
1354. Well, it's at this point in our story
that along comes a spider.Copy !req
1355. A man seemingly
without a conscience...Copy !req
1356. for whom the ends
always justify the means.Copy !req
1357. He suggests that their target
should not be an enemy of the country...Copy !req
1358. but rather, the country itself.Copy !req
1359. Three targets are chosen
to maximize the effect of the attack:Copy !req
1360. A school, a tube station
and a water-treatment plant.Copy !req
1361. Several hundred die
within the first few weeks.Copy !req
1362. Three Waters has, in fact,
been contaminated.Copy !req
1363. Authorities are attempting to control
its deadly spread.Copy !req
1364. —sent destruction
through the Underground.Copy !req
1365. Fueled by the media,
fear and panic spread quickly...Copy !req
1366. fracturing and dividing
the country until, at last...Copy !req
1367. the true goal comes into view.Copy !req
1368. Before the St. Mary's crises...Copy !req
1369. no one would've predicted the results
of the election that year. No one.Copy !req
1370. And then not long after the election,
lo and behold, a miracle.Copy !req
1371. Some believed it was the work
of God himself.Copy !req
1372. But it was a pharmaceutical company
controlled by certain party members...Copy !req
1373. that made them all obscenely rich.Copy !req
1374. A year later, several extremists are tried,
found guilty and executed...Copy !req
1375. while a memorial is built
to canonize their victims.Copy !req
1376. But the end result,
the true genius of the plan, was the fear.Copy !req
1377. Fear became the ultimate tool
of this government.Copy !req
1378. Through it, our politician
was ultimately appointed...Copy !req
1379. to the newly created position
of high chancellor.Copy !req
1380. The rest, as they say, is history.Copy !req
1381. - Can you prove any of this?
- Why do you think l'm still alive?Copy !req
1382. All right. We'd like to take you into
protective custody, Mr. Rookwood.Copy !req
1383. I'm sure you would.Copy !req
1384. But if you want that recording,
you'll do what l tell you to do.Copy !req
1385. Put Creedy under 24-hour surveillance.Copy !req
1386. When I feel safe he can't pick his nose
without you knowing...Copy !req
1387. l'll contact you again.Copy !req
1388. Till then, cheerio.Copy !req
1389. Rookwood...Copy !req
1390. why didn't you
come forward before?Copy !req
1391. What were you waiting for?Copy !req
1392. Well, for you, inspector.Copy !req
1393. I needed you.Copy !req
1394. V:
Shh, shh, shh...Copy !req
1395. What's he doing in the dark there?Copy !req
1396. Creepy Creedy.
Not sure l wanna know.Copy !req
1397. Sutler can no longer trust you,
can he, Mr. Creedy?Copy !req
1398. And we both know why.Copy !req
1399. After l destroy Parliament...Copy !req
1400. his only chance will be to offer them
someone else, some other piece of meat.Copy !req
1401. And who will that be?Copy !req
1402. You, Mr. Creedy.Copy !req
1403. A man as smart as you
has probably considered this.Copy !req
1404. A man as smart as you
probably has a plan.Copy !req
1405. That plan is the reason
Sutler no longer trusts you.Copy !req
1406. It's the reason why
you're being watched right now...Copy !req
1407. why there are eyes and ears
in every room of this house...Copy !req
1408. - ... and a tap on every phone.
- Bollocks.Copy !req
1409. Oh, a man as smart as you, l think,
knows otherwise.Copy !req
1410. - What do you want?
- Sutler.Copy !req
1411. Come, now, Mr. Creedy,
you knew this was coming.Copy !req
1412. You knew that one day
it'd be you or him.Copy !req
1413. That's why Sutler's been kept
underground for security purposes.Copy !req
1414. That's why there are several
of your men close to Sutler...Copy !req
1415. men that can be counted on.
All you have to do is say the word.Copy !req
1416. - What do I get out of this deal?
- Me.Copy !req
1417. If you accept,
put an X on your front door.Copy !req
1418. Why should I trust you?Copy !req
1419. Because it's the only way
you're ever going to stop me.Copy !req
1420. It is not my sword, Mondego,
but your past that disarmed you.Copy !req
1421. May we come up?Copy !req
1422. You find your own tree.Copy !req
1423. We got Creepy pinned
like a butterfly for weeks.Copy !req
1424. Still no word. What's he waiting for?Copy !req
1425. Yeah? Inspector, it's for you.Copy !req
1426. - Yeah.
Is that Chief lnspector Finch?Copy !req
1427. - lt is.
- This is Captain Clark...Copy !req
1428. of the 137th Ward at Southend.Copy !req
1429. - We found him.
- Found who?Copy !req
1430. William Rookwood,
the one you're looking for.Copy !req
1431. I saw your report a couple weeks back,
thought I'd run it through our John Does.Copy !req
1432. l hooked him. Perfect dental match.Copy !req
1433. A floater. Fishermen picked him up.
No lD, never solved. Till now, that is.Copy !req
1434. - William Rookwood is dead?
- I'd say so. Twenty years now.Copy !req
1435. Goddamn it!Copy !req
1436. That son of a bitch sat there...Copy !req
1437. and spoon-fed me that bullshit,
and l ate it up!Copy !req
1438. So, what do we do now, inspector?Copy !req
1439. We do what we should
have been doing.Copy !req
1440. We find him.Copy !req
1441. Every day, gentlemen.Copy !req
1442. Every day that brings us closer
to November...Copy !req
1443. every day that man remains free...Copy !req
1444. is one more failure.Copy !req
1445. Three hundred and forty-seven days,
gentlemen.Copy !req
1446. Three hundred
and forty-seven failures!Copy !req
1447. Chancellor, we do not have
the adequate force—Copy !req
1448. We are being buried
beneath the avalanche...Copy !req
1449. of your inadequacies, Mr. Creedy!Copy !req
1450. I'll get it.Copy !req
1451. - Eric Finch?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1452. Bloody hell.Copy !req
1453. How many went out?Copy !req
1454. So far we count eight boxcars.Copy !req
1455. - Several hundred thousand, at least.
- Christ.Copy !req
1456. I want anyone caught
with one of those masks arrested!Copy !req
1457. Give me the money!
Give me the fucking money!Copy !req
1458. We're under siege here.
The whole city's gone mad.Copy !req
1459. - This is exactly what he wants.
- What?Copy !req
1460. Anarchy in the UK!
- Chaos.Copy !req
1461. Mr. Creedy, I am holding you
personally responsible for this situation.Copy !req
1462. The problem is that he knows us
better than we know ourselves.Copy !req
1463. That's why I went to Larkhill
last night.Copy !req
1464. - That's outside quarantine.
- l had to see it.Copy !req
1465. There wasn't much left.Copy !req
1466. But when l was there, it was strange.Copy !req
1467. I suddenly had this feeling
that everything was connected.Copy !req
1468. Like l could see the whole thing.Copy !req
1469. One long chain of events that stretched
all the way back before Larkhill.Copy !req
1470. I felt like l could see everything
that had happened...Copy !req
1471. and everything that
was going to happen.Copy !req
1472. Hey, you!Copy !req
1473. It was like a perfect pattern
laid out in front of me...Copy !req
1474. and l realized that
we were all a part of it...Copy !req
1475. and all trapped by it.Copy !req
1476. So do you know
what's gonna happen?Copy !req
1477. No. It was a feeling.Copy !req
1478. But l can guess.Copy !req
1479. With so much chaos,
someone will do something stupid.Copy !req
1480. And when they do...Copy !req
1481. things will turn nasty.Copy !req
1482. Rioters were arrested in Brixton.Copy !req
1483. And then Sutler will be forced to do
the only thing he knows how to do.Copy !req
1484. At which point,
all V needs to do is keep his word.Copy !req
1485. And then...Copy !req
1486. Tonight's your big night.Copy !req
1487. You ready for it?Copy !req
1488. Are we ready for it?Copy !req
1489. I missed this song.Copy !req
1490. I didn't think you'd come.Copy !req
1491. - l said l would.
- Ah.Copy !req
1492. You look well.Copy !req
1493. Thank you.Copy !req
1494. May I inquire as to how
you've avoided detection?Copy !req
1495. A fake lD works better
than a Guy Fawkes mask.Copy !req
1496. I must confess, every time
I heard a siren, l worried about you.Copy !req
1497. I worried about myself for a while.Copy !req
1498. But then, one day,
I was at a market...Copy !req
1499. and a friend, someone l had worked
with at the BTN, got in line behind me.Copy !req
1500. I was so nervous that when the cashier
asked me for my money, l dropped it.Copy !req
1501. My friend picked it up...Copy !req
1502. and handed it to me.Copy !req
1503. She looked at me right in the eyes...Copy !req
1504. didn't recognize me.Copy !req
1505. Whatever you did to me worked better
than l'd have imagined.Copy !req
1506. I have a gift for you, Evey...Copy !req
1507. but before I give it to you,
I'd like to ask you something.Copy !req
1508. Would you dance with me?Copy !req
1509. Now? On the eve of your revolution?Copy !req
1510. A revolution without dancing
is a revolution not worth having.Copy !req
1511. I'd love to.Copy !req
1512. Tonight, I will speak directly
to these people...Copy !req
1513. and make the situation
perfectly clear to them.Copy !req
1514. The security of this nation depends
on complete and total compliance.Copy !req
1515. Tonight, any protestor,
any instigator or agitator...Copy !req
1516. will be made example of!Copy !req
1517. Chancellor, there is a contingency
that has not been addressed.Copy !req
1518. And what is that, Mr. Dascomb?Copy !req
1519. - Should the terrorist succeed—
- He won't.Copy !req
1520. I understand that it is highly unlikely,
but if he does—Copy !req
1521. If he does, and something happens
to that building...Copy !req
1522. the only thing that will change,
the only difference it will make...Copy !req
1523. is that tomorrow morning,
instead of a newspaper...Copy !req
1524. I will be reading
Mr. Creedy's resignation!Copy !req
1525. You've been busy.
They're very scared right now.Copy !req
1526. I heard Sutler's going to make
a public statement tonight.Copy !req
1527. It's nearly time.Copy !req
1528. The masks were ingenious.Copy !req
1529. It was strange to suddenly see
your face everywhere.Copy !req
1530. Conceal me what l am,
and be my aid...Copy !req
1531. for such disguise as haply
shall become the form of my intent.Copy !req
1532. Twelfth Night.
- Viola.Copy !req
1533. - l don't understand.
- What?Copy !req
1534. How you can be one of the most
important things that's happened to me...Copy !req
1535. and yet I know
almost nothing about you.Copy !req
1536. I don't know where you were born,
who your parents were...Copy !req
1537. if you had any brothers or sisters.Copy !req
1538. I don't even know
what you really look like.Copy !req
1539. Evey, please.Copy !req
1540. There is a face beneath this mask...Copy !req
1541. but it's not me.Copy !req
1542. I'm no more that face than I am
the muscles beneath it...Copy !req
1543. or the bones beneath them.Copy !req
1544. I understand.Copy !req
1545. Thank you.Copy !req
1546. There isn't much time.Copy !req
1547. I have something l must give you.Copy !req
1548. I went by Parliament.Copy !req
1549. Never seen anything like it.
Tanks, anti-aircraft, infantry.Copy !req
1550. Makes you wish that no one
would show up tonight.Copy !req
1551. But if they do,
what do you think will happen?Copy !req
1552. What usually happens
when people without guns...Copy !req
1553. stand up to people with guns.Copy !req
1554. Pull over here.Copy !req
1555. We've searched these tunnels for weeks.
You think you're gonna find him now?Copy !req
1556. Inspector.Copy !req
1557. It's all gone wrong, hasn't it?Copy !req
1558. The Underground?
I thought they closed this all down.Copy !req
1559. They did.Copy !req
1560. It took nearly 10 years to
clear the tracks and lay a bit of my own.Copy !req
1561. Let me show you.Copy !req
1562. These tracks lead to Parliament.Copy !req
1563. Yes.Copy !req
1564. Then it's really going to happen,
isn't it?Copy !req
1565. It will if you want it to.Copy !req
1566. - What?
- This is my gift to you, Evey.Copy !req
1567. Everything that l have: my home,
my books, the gallery, this train...Copy !req
1568. l'm leaving to you to do with
what you will.Copy !req
1569. Is this another trick, V?Copy !req
1570. No. No more tricks. No more lies.Copy !req
1571. Only truth.Copy !req
1572. And the truth is, you made me
understand that l was wrong...Copy !req
1573. that the choice to pull this lever
is not mine to make.Copy !req
1574. - Why?
- Because this world...Copy !req
1575. the world that I'm a part of and
that I helped shape, will end tonight.Copy !req
1576. And tomorrow,
a different world will begin...Copy !req
1577. that different people will shape,
and this choice belongs to them.Copy !req
1578. Where are you going?Copy !req
1579. The time has come for me
to meet my maker...Copy !req
1580. and to repay him in kind
for all that he's done.Copy !req
1581. V, wait!
Please, you don't have to do this.Copy !req
1582. You could let it go.
We could leave here together.Copy !req
1583. No. You were right about what l am.Copy !req
1584. I have no tree waiting for me.Copy !req
1585. All I want, all l deserve,
is at the end of that tunnel.Copy !req
1586. That's not true.Copy !req
1587. I can't.Copy !req
1588. My fellow Englishmen...Copy !req
1589. tonight, our country...Copy !req
1590. that which we stand for...Copy !req
1591. and all that we hold dear...Copy !req
1592. faces a grave and terrible threat.Copy !req
1593. The area's clean, sir.Copy !req
1594. This violent and unparalleled assault
to our security...Copy !req
1595. will not go undefended.Copy !req
1596. Where is he?Copy !req
1597. Or unpunished.Copy !req
1598. V:
Penny for the Guy.Copy !req
1599. Our enemy is an insidious one,
seeking to divide us...Copy !req
1600. and destroy the very foundation
of our great nation.Copy !req
1601. I have kept my side of the bargain,
but have you kept yours?Copy !req
1602. Bring him down.Copy !req
1603. Tonight we must remain steadfast.Copy !req
1604. We must remain determined.Copy !req
1605. But most of all,
we must remain united.Copy !req
1606. Those caught tonight
in violation of curfew...Copy !req
1607. will be considered in league
with our enemy...Copy !req
1608. and prosecuted as a terrorist
without leniency or exception.Copy !req
1609. I want to see his face.Copy !req
1610. Tonight I give you
my most solemn vow...Copy !req
1611. that justice will be swift...Copy !req
1612. it will be righteous...Copy !req
1613. and it will be without mercy.Copy !req
1614. Oh, God. No.Copy !req
1615. V:
At last, we finally meet.Copy !req
1616. I have something for you, chancellor.Copy !req
1617. A farewell gift.Copy !req
1618. For all the things you've done,
for the things you might have done...Copy !req
1619. and for the only thing you have left.Copy !req
1620. Goodbye, chancellor.Copy !req
1621. Mr. Creedy.Copy !req
1622. Disgusting.Copy !req
1623. Now that's done with...Copy !req
1624. it's time to have a look
at your face.Copy !req
1625. Take off your mask.Copy !req
1626. V:
No.Copy !req
1627. Defiant to the end, huh?Copy !req
1628. You won't cry like him, will you?
You're not afraid of death.Copy !req
1629. You're like me.Copy !req
1630. The only thing you and I
have in common, Mr. Creedy...Copy !req
1631. is we're both about to die.Copy !req
1632. How do you imagine
that's gonna happen?Copy !req
1633. With my hands around your neck.Copy !req
1634. Bollocks.Copy !req
1635. What are you gonna do, huh?Copy !req
1636. We've swept this place.
You've got nothing.Copy !req
1637. Nothing but your bloody knives
and your fancy karate gimmicks.Copy !req
1638. We have guns.Copy !req
1639. No, you have bullets and the hope
that when your guns are empty...Copy !req
1640. l'm no longer standing,
because if l am...Copy !req
1641. you'll all be dead
before you've reloaded.Copy !req
1642. That's impossible!Copy !req
1643. Kill him.Copy !req
1644. My turn.Copy !req
1645. Die! Die!Copy !req
1646. Why won't you die?Copy !req
1647. Why won't you die?Copy !req
1648. Beneath this mask
there is more than flesh.Copy !req
1649. Beneath this mask there is an idea,
Mr. Creedy.Copy !req
1650. And ideas are bulletproof.Copy !req
1651. This is perimeter one.
Whitehall is secure. Over.Copy !req
1652. This is General Ackroyd.Copy !req
1653. Keep communication tight.Copy !req
1654. I won't have this getting any more
bollixed up than it already is.Copy !req
1655. V!Copy !req
1656. Oh, God, we have to stop
your bleeding.Copy !req
1657. Please, don't.
I'm finished and glad of it.Copy !req
1658. Don't say that.Copy !req
1659. I told you, only truth.Copy !req
1660. For 20 years l sought only this day.Copy !req
1661. Nothing else existed...Copy !req
1662. until l saw you.Copy !req
1663. Then everything changed.Copy !req
1664. I fell in love with you, Evey...Copy !req
1665. like l no longer believed l could.Copy !req
1666. V, I don't want you to die.Copy !req
1667. That's the most beautiful thing...Copy !req
1668. you could have ever given me.Copy !req
1669. V?Copy !req
1670. V?Copy !req
1671. Eyes and ears have detected movement
heading to Trafalgar Square.Copy !req
1672. This is perimeter one.
We have enemy contact.Copy !req
1673. Hold it. Stop right there.Copy !req
1674. You're Evey Hammond, aren't you?Copy !req
1675. Then it's over?Copy !req
1676. Almost.Copy !req
1677. Stop. Get your hand off that lever.Copy !req
1678. No.Copy !req
1679. Enemy is approaching fast.
Requesting orders.Copy !req
1680. - What shall we do?
- No response from Command.Copy !req
1681. Or from Party Leader Creedy.Copy !req
1682. Or from the high chancellor.Copy !req
1683. Why are you doing this?Copy !req
1684. - Because he was right.
- About what?Copy !req
1685. That this country needs more than
a building right now. It needs hope.Copy !req
1686. Bloody hell, stand down! Stand down!Copy !req
1687. Jesus bloody Christ.Copy !req
1688. It's time.Copy !req
1689. Tell me...Copy !req
1690. do you like music, Mr. Finch?Copy !req
1691. That music?Copy !req
1692. Yes.Copy !req
1693. His music.Copy !req
1694. Who was he?Copy !req
1695. He was Edmond Dantes.Copy !req
1696. And he was my father...Copy !req
1697. and my mother.Copy !req
1698. My brother.Copy !req
1699. My friend.Copy !req
1700. He was you...Copy !req
1701. and me.Copy !req
1702. He was all of us.Copy !req
1703. No one will ever forget that night...Copy !req
1704. and what it meant for this country.Copy !req
1705. But l will never forget the man...Copy !req
1706. and what he meant to me.Copy !req