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00:00:00I don't know
00:00:30When your house catch fire
00:00:40But there ain't no water around
00:01:00It's a little bit better
00:01:03The fire is always going to be out
00:01:08You can't do it
00:01:10You can't do it
00:01:15You can't do it
00:01:19I won't be able to get the fire
00:01:22I won't be able to die
00:01:27I don't know.
00:01:57I don't know.
00:02:27Hello?
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00:03:02No, no, no.
00:03:03English?
00:03:04English?
00:03:05I'm an American.
00:03:06I can't understand whatever you're saying.
00:03:08Okay.
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00:03:18I need to speak English.
00:03:24I can't understand you.
00:03:25I'm an American.
00:03:26You understand?
00:03:27American.
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00:03:29I understand.
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00:03:32I understand.
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00:03:34I understand.
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00:03:42I understand.
00:03:43American.
00:03:44I understand.
00:03:45American.
00:03:46I can't understand you. I'm an American.
00:03:48You understand?
00:03:50American.
00:03:58I understand, American.
00:04:02I am Dr. Sung Moon.
00:04:04And your name?
00:04:12This ellipsis, we shall call it, is to be expected.
00:04:15You are Mr. Grayson Lee, formerly of America.
00:04:21I remember that.
00:04:23Now, wait. Formally?
00:04:25Yes, I am sorry to report that you are far from it, sir.
00:04:29Enameled plains and alabaster cities.
00:04:35But how did I get here?
00:04:37Where is he, and why am I here?
00:04:38I am here to help with these questions
00:04:40and others that will inevitably arise.
00:04:42I'm afraid that you may find some of the answers unfortunate.
00:04:48Why am I in here like a criminal?
00:04:50I'm very much afraid that you are a criminal, Mr. Lee.
00:04:54What?
00:04:55What?
00:04:57You have been arrested.
00:04:59And tried.
00:05:01And found guilty.
00:05:04Tried?
00:05:05What are you talking about? Tried? What trial? What-
00:05:07You have been sentenced.
00:05:08And in eight hours time, that sentence will be executed.
00:05:12You will be executed, Mr. Lee.
00:05:18Your sentence is dead.
00:05:20This will happen at 12 a.m.
00:05:31We refer to this moment as the midnight summons.
00:05:34Some appreciate the poetry of the term.
00:05:36No.
00:05:37No.
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00:05:39Perhaps you are not a fan of poetry.
00:05:40No.
00:05:41Not no.
00:05:42This is...
00:05:43I want to see a lawyer from the embassy.
00:05:44You can't do this.
00:05:45I'm...
00:05:46I'm Grayson.
00:05:47I'm Grayson Lee.
00:05:48I live in Philadelphia and only.
00:05:49I have a wife.
00:05:50And what is her name?
00:05:51Jane.
00:05:52Jane.
00:05:53Jane.
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00:05:55His wife.
00:05:57I'm real.
00:05:58I'm a real person.
00:05:59You can't do this to somebody.
00:06:00To somebody who is real. Right?
00:06:01I have a dog.
00:06:02I'm a real person.
00:06:03I understand that this is unpleasant to serve yet.
00:06:05If I may say, of unpleasantness and
00:06:20...surf yet, if I may say, of unpleasant information.
00:06:24But your protests are quite pointless.
00:06:26Quite too late.
00:06:28My government...
00:06:30You can't do this.
00:06:32Mr. Li, I can do nothing but.
00:06:35This is my purpose.
00:06:37Please listen.
00:06:38What I have to say is of considerable import.
00:06:41From now until the appointed time...
00:06:43Get me a lawyer!
00:06:44...I will be your periodic companion.
00:06:47During this time, we will complete a ceremony.
00:06:49It comprises of eight steps.
00:06:51What ceremony? What are you talking about?
00:06:53The ceremony will help you acknowledge your crime...
00:06:55...admit your guilt, and accept your fate.
00:06:58The process has a great and gradual beauty to it.
00:07:01The closest English word is, I think...
00:07:05...awful.
00:07:09What?
00:07:10We have now completed the first step of the ceremony.
00:07:13This step we call...
00:07:15The Gate of Joyous Wisdom.
00:07:19The Gate of Joyous Wisdom.
00:07:24The Gate of Joyous Wisdom.
00:07:26The Gate of Joyous Wisdom.
00:07:27The Gate of Joyous Wisdom.
00:07:28The Gate of Joyous Wisdom.
00:07:29You're insane.
00:07:30This isn't saying I want to speak to somebody else.
00:07:33There is no one else.
00:07:34For now there is only Grayson Lee...
00:07:36... and Dr. Sung Moon.
00:07:38and we shall have to make the best of it.
00:07:40But this doesn't make any sense, I...
00:07:42How did I get here?
00:07:44Why am I in here like a criminal?
00:07:46I've answered your third question.
00:07:48In answer to your second, I bid you what I now realize
00:07:51is a somewhat overdue welcome
00:07:53to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
00:07:58I hope your stay, though brief, will be enlightening.
00:08:01North Korea, how did I end up in North Korea?
00:08:07This was quite sensibly your first question.
00:08:10However, it was the most difficult one for me to answer.
00:08:14Much work lies ahead.
00:08:18No, no, no, no, no, no, no!
00:08:21Wait, wait, come back!
00:08:25Come back!
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00:09:00Come back!
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00:09:23Come back!
00:09:24Come back!
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00:10:26Let me out!
00:10:32I'm an American!
00:10:34I have rights!
00:10:35You know I have rights!
00:10:36Let me out!
00:10:41Come on.
00:10:56You gonna put it in a steel toilet?
00:11:01I've got your gate of choice wisdom right here.
00:11:03All right.
00:11:21Now I can concentrate.
00:11:39Huh.
00:11:40Not metal, just silver plastic.
00:11:42It's not really consistent, though.
00:11:57Dr. Moon!
00:11:58What the?
00:12:21Is anybody there?
00:12:36Did they give you a toilet?
00:12:38Are you ready?
00:12:38You got it?
00:12:38You got it?
00:12:48You got it?
00:12:51I'm sorry for that.
00:12:54Come on.
00:12:56Come on.
00:12:56Come on.
00:13:03Come on.
00:13:26Come on.
00:13:56Come on.
00:14:26Come on.
00:14:56Come on.
00:15:26Come on.
00:15:56Come on.
00:16:26You injected me with something somebody did.
00:16:28Is that why I can't remember?
00:16:29What is this?
00:16:31Mr. Lee, your soul is in play at this moment.
00:16:34This life will end.
00:16:36This life will end.
00:16:37It is regrettable.
00:16:42But it cannot be avoided.
00:16:44It cannot be avoided.
00:16:45There is an order to things.
00:16:47It cannot be avoided.
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00:16:51It cannot be avoided.
00:16:52It cannot be avoided.
00:16:57It cannot be avoided.
00:16:58It cannot be avoided.
00:16:59It cannot be avoided.
00:17:00It cannot be loved.
00:17:01I cannot be cursed.
00:17:02It cannot be enjoy.
00:17:03You cannot be suicide as...
00:17:04I'm not aсячi...
00:17:06anymore.
00:17:07嗯full, it cut the knife on your side.
00:17:09after this one is some kind of Korean church thing it surely is not okay so who
00:17:22are you and what are you talking about your soul mr. Lee okay so you want me to
00:17:30admit something is that it confess for the sake of my soul well sorry doc I
00:17:37can't remember what I did or didn't do I can't remember how I got here to
00:17:43understand why you are here you must first know what you did
00:17:49time comes before 20 doc indeed your thinking is still decidedly linear that
00:17:58will change but for the moment we will accommodate you yes if you are ready mr.
00:18:06Lee I will show you what you did and why this life will end at midnight
00:18:16please mr. Lee have a seat
00:18:21please mr. Lee what I have to show you is distasteful weakness in the knees would
00:18:31not be unwanted this better be good
00:18:36that could be anyone this doesn't prove anything it could be anyone
00:19:02please
00:19:03please
00:19:04please
00:19:05please
00:19:06please
00:19:09How can we know that the sound goes into my dad's room?
00:19:16When you hear that clock and chicken...
00:19:20And your tire is running out...
00:19:30When that big old clock and chicken...
00:19:34And your tire is running out...
00:19:37That can't be me.
00:19:40It is.
00:19:43I was drugged. There's a needle mark on my arm.
00:19:46I cannot see a needle mark. I do see other marks.
00:19:51No, I was drugged. I'm not...
00:19:54I can't be responsible for that.
00:19:56Responsibility has been decided by an authority of far greater than I.
00:20:01No.
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00:20:17No!
00:20:19No!
00:20:22No!
00:20:24No!
00:20:25You are back.
00:20:55Wait.
00:20:58You can hear me without the intercom?
00:21:00We have begun the third stage of the ceremony, Mr. Lee.
00:21:03The need for such petty deceptions is behind us.
00:21:08Third stage.
00:21:10Indeed.
00:21:12Please look under the table.
00:21:19I don't get it.
00:21:21I've been imprecise.
00:21:23Please look on the underside of the table.
00:21:37Are you serious?
00:21:39By temperament and profession.
00:21:49What is this?
00:21:50It is a choice, Mr. Lee.
00:21:52It is loaded with a single round in the chamber.
00:21:56I don't...
00:21:59Mr. Lee.
00:22:01Everything in the room is bulletproof.
00:22:04Everything that is.
00:22:06Except you.
00:22:08So you may leave.
00:22:11Or stay and continue the ceremony.
00:22:14It is a choice.
00:22:16It is a choice.
00:22:44I do.
00:22:45To be.
00:22:46I don't need it.
00:22:47I do not have a degree, Mr. Lee.
00:22:50Please be…
00:22:51Why is this?
00:22:52What do you mean…
00:22:53What is this?
00:22:54Even the immigrations…
00:22:55Why is this?
00:22:56Why is this?
00:22:57Why?
00:23:03I'm sorry.
00:23:13I'm going to try to do a test.
00:23:17I'll try to see how it's going to happen.
00:23:19I'll try to do it again.
00:23:21I'm going to try to do a test.
00:23:27Hey, Dr. Moon, can you hear me?
00:23:55Yeah, you can hear me.
00:23:57You want to know when to come in, collect the body, hose out the cell?
00:24:08Hell of a job you got here, Doc.
00:24:14How long have you been an interrogator, torture, whatever you are?
00:24:19Where do you even study for a position like that?
00:24:22Is that like a community college thing?
00:24:25Vocational school?
00:24:26Jesus.
00:24:27That was Korea.
00:24:29Must be one of those back of the matchbook jobs, right?
00:24:34Send you away for a diploma?
00:24:36Is there a Mrs. Dr. Moon?
00:24:50Kids?
00:24:52Pets?
00:24:53You know, I'd take you for any big kind of guy.
00:25:03Favorite movies?
00:25:05Books?
00:25:06I even let's read books in here.
00:25:11I'd like to say something about myself, but I literally don't know what to say.
00:25:24Dr. Moon, can you hear me?
00:25:36Hello?
00:25:37Hello?
00:25:38Dr. Moon?
00:25:39Hello?
00:25:40Hello?
00:25:41Hello?
00:25:42Dr. Moon, is that you?
00:25:43Help!
00:25:44Let me out!
00:25:46Look!
00:25:47What a samh
00:26:00No!
00:26:30Oh, God.
00:26:46No!
00:27:00One more.
00:27:00No more.
00:27:30Some things need darkness to grow.
00:27:37The choice is made.
00:27:42The ceremony continues.
00:27:47You will notice we have given you another gift.
00:27:52A common thing perhaps, easily overlooked and yet...
00:27:58I'm an American.
00:28:01And so far as such distinctions have meaning, I do not disagree.
00:28:05I have rights.
00:28:07You cling to the dreams of another life, Mr. Lee.
00:28:10You have passed the dark night, but the light has returned.
00:28:14You would do well to wipe the sleep from your eyes.
00:28:18I won't be imprisoned.
00:28:19You have been imprisoned.
00:28:22I want my freedom.
00:28:23And you shall have it, Mr. Lee.
00:28:26You shall have it.
00:28:29In fact, freedom is the object lesson of the gift in front of you.
00:28:35In this country, Mr. Lee, hunger is rampant.
00:28:39Not officially, of course.
00:28:41One must learn to hold contradictory notions carefully balanced.
00:28:46If any representative of the Supreme People's Assembly heard me admit it, even suggested, the penalties would be most harsh.
00:28:55And yet, it is true.
00:28:59People eat grass.
00:29:01I have eaten grass myself, Mr. Lee.
00:29:06It is not a desirable diet.
00:29:08It is difficult to digest and offers little in the way of nutrition.
00:29:13Conversely, it contains much silica, which is abrasive and quickly wears down the teeth.
00:29:19It is an all too common condition in this country.
00:29:22Quite unpleasant to behold.
00:29:25Particularly in women and children.
00:29:28We call it the hungry smile.
00:29:31I myself enjoy state-sponsored dental care.
00:29:36And I have not gone hungry in many years.
00:29:40But when I did hunger, there was the grass.
00:29:44It costs nothing and it grows everywhere.
00:29:47In fact, where death is most rampant, the grass grows thickest.
00:29:53I will tell you this, Mr. Lee.
00:29:59No grass tastes sweeter than that which grows in a cemetery.
00:30:08If you will eat grass, you need call no man your master.
00:30:12Freedom is a green thing, Mr. Lee.
00:30:42Don't you try the dog for a while?
00:31:05I'll never be that hungry.
00:31:12Mr. Lee?
00:31:16Whatever are you doing, Mr. Lee?
00:31:21This is inadvisable, Mr. Lee.
00:31:33I have not always held this position.
00:31:38You asked.
00:31:40While it was dark.
00:31:42I did not choose it.
00:31:44It was a calling.
00:31:45It would not be inaccurate to say.
00:31:47Had you met me even very recently,
00:31:50you would have met an entirely different man.
00:31:55I have no wife, or partner, or equal.
00:32:00I am, I suppose in the American turn of phrase,
00:32:05married to my work.
00:32:08I have children.
00:32:09Many children spread wide across the world.
00:32:13Yet I am a child myself, Mr. Lee.
00:32:15Do you understand?
00:32:20I'm an infant.
00:32:22Only hours old, still wet.
00:32:25Even so, my favorite books are decades out of print.
00:32:29Don't fight it, Grayson.
00:32:32Fighting it makes it so much worse.
00:32:39Nice try.
00:32:43Let's see how bulletproof this room really is.
00:32:45I don't remember these.
00:32:53What are you doing, Mr. Lee?
00:32:55What are you doing, Mr. Lee?
00:32:56What are you doing, Mr. Lee?
00:32:58What are you doing?
00:32:59What are you doing?
00:33:00Oh!
00:33:02Oh!
00:33:04Oh!
00:33:05Oh!
00:33:06Oh!
00:33:08Oh.
00:33:14Oh!
00:33:15Oh, oh!
00:33:16Oh!
00:33:18Oh, oh!
00:33:23Oh!
00:33:24Oh, oh!
00:33:25No, no, no, no, no.
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00:37:26Confusion is to be expected.
00:37:28Memory may be muddled, opaque at first,
00:37:31but that time has passed.
00:37:35Mr. Li, I have been scrupulously honest with you thus far.
00:37:38Brutally so, some might say.
00:37:41The success of the ceremony depends on it.
00:37:44What do you want from me?
00:37:46I would like you to extend me the same courtesy.
00:37:51What?
00:37:52The story of how you came to be here is not mine to tell.
00:37:56It is yours.
00:37:59I told you.
00:38:01I don't remember anything.
00:38:04I told you.
00:38:06Mr. Li, this ruse is costing you time and blood.
00:38:19Okay.
00:38:21I had to leave the States.
00:38:24And why was that?
00:38:26That was... wanted.
00:38:29By whom?
00:38:31The FBI.
00:38:33And why was that?
00:38:35They traced some stuff back to me.
00:38:38Or at least close to me, too close.
00:38:40I thought it covered my tracks, but...
00:38:45And what was it that they traced back to?
00:38:47Your general vicinity?
00:38:50It was nothing.
00:38:52Just an exploit.
00:38:54Not even a very original one.
00:38:56Just a few thousand credit card accounts.
00:38:59It was nothing.
00:39:00There is more to tell, is there not?
00:39:02Surely the exploit was not all there was to your...
00:39:06exploits.
00:39:10Okay, there was a virus, too.
00:39:12A virus? Fascinating.
00:39:14I left it behind to eat holes.
00:39:16So they couldn't tell which hole I came through.
00:39:19It's like when you look at a slice of Swiss cheese.
00:39:21Which hole came first?
00:39:23I see.
00:39:25And this had unintended consequences.
00:39:28Some other hackers noticed the holes.
00:39:30Some?
00:39:33Maybe a lot.
00:39:35Who knows?
00:39:37Perhaps someone drew their attention to these breaches.
00:39:40Perhaps you?
00:39:42Perhaps.
00:39:43So, your crime facilitated theirs?
00:39:48Technically.
00:39:50And unlike your initial theft?
00:39:52Theirs were not nothing.
00:39:55No sin.
00:39:57Maybe a few billion in the end.
00:39:59But it's all just numbers, you know?
00:40:01None of it's real.
00:40:03And yet, you ran.
00:40:06That thing does not have to be real to be dangerous, Doc.
00:40:09And when a cyber-villain, if I may use such a term,
00:40:11must flee his country,
00:40:14how does he arrange such a thing?
00:40:16There are ways.
00:40:18And which way did you choose?
00:40:19The dark net.
00:40:20The dark net?
00:40:22You don't have to go to get your passport and stuff,
00:40:23but it's quicker.
00:40:25Time being of the essence.
00:40:27Yeah.
00:40:29And how ever did you support yourself once abroad?
00:40:33I was headhunted by a hacker collective.
00:40:35The Seven Night Goddess.
00:40:36The Seven Night Goddess.
00:40:40But you already know about them, don't you?
00:40:44Come on, Doc.
00:40:47Because the Seven Night Goddess is just the front.
00:40:51For Borough 121.
00:40:53North Korea Cyber Warfare Agency.
00:40:57There are things that are known, Mr. Lee.
00:40:59And then there are things that are officially known.
00:41:04Like the taste of grass.
00:41:07It gratifies me that you've been listening.
00:41:11So here's one thing that I know officially.
00:41:15I never came to North Korea.
00:41:18How were you recruited, Mr. Lee?
00:41:20By the Seven Night Goddess?
00:41:23I did an initiation hack for them.
00:41:26An initiation?
00:41:28In spite of your reputation?
00:41:30Well, people don't pay for reputation, Doc.
00:41:32It was a house guest.
00:41:34A house guest?
00:41:36Just a little routine to track and rear out international transmissions.
00:41:41So they go where you want.
00:41:43International transmissions?
00:41:45Emails.
00:41:47Calls. Texts.
00:41:49Swiss bank account transfers.
00:41:50Ah.
00:41:53It's hard to break in.
00:41:56But when people dial in,
00:41:58with the right information codes and passwords,
00:42:00they open the door.
00:42:02And all you have to do is walk in.
00:42:05When they close the door again, you're already inside.
00:42:08And that struck you as acceptable?
00:42:11God, it was just a job.
00:42:15And what does this tell us about you, Mr. Lee?
00:42:18What?
00:42:20Some actions, some decisions, are a revelatory of character, Mr. Lee.
00:42:23I sense your time has gone short, so I shall be protected.
00:42:27As you said, the Seven Night Goddess was a future to draw you towards Bureau 1-to-1.
00:42:31But your recruitment to the People's Bureau was itself a masquerade.
00:42:33A dark net within the dark net, if you will.
00:42:35A routine for a profile with potential recruits for hours.
00:42:36– A routine for a profile with potential recruits for hours.
00:42:39Aah…
00:42:46Every mission?
00:42:48Oh, no.
00:42:50Oh, no.
00:42:51Oh, no.
00:42:52Oh, no.
00:42:53Oh, no.
00:42:54Oh, no.
00:42:55Oh, no.
00:42:56Oh, no.
00:42:57Oh, no.
00:42:58Oh, no.
00:42:59Oh, no.
00:43:00Oh, no.
00:43:01Oh, no.
00:43:02Oh, no.
00:43:03We are all in here, Danette, too vast and too dark to see.
00:43:07It is a net woven from the actual forms of archaeology
00:43:11and fighting the other legions and plan to vote for each.
00:43:15Together, we will cut that net, Mr. Lee.
00:43:20How should I fund it?
00:43:33이해하기 어렵지만, 피를 너무 많이 흘려도 우리한테 도움되지 않아
00:43:39Huna, I will clean up the mystery.
00:43:46I'm sorry.
00:44:08It's so bad.
00:44:10Yes.
00:44:12It's a crazy thing.
00:44:16Of course.
00:44:42Astonishing markup.
00:44:44The only protection against a gun is another gun.
00:44:49The only answer to the problem of guns is more guns.
00:44:56For every bullet fired, a thousand more are sold.
00:45:03It's good for business, but terribly inefficient and terribly unreliable.
00:45:17I take the art of killing too seriously to ever use a gun.
00:45:22Hey.
00:45:24Can I see?
00:45:34Crazy.
00:45:37Okay.
00:45:38That's enough.
00:45:52Hey.
00:45:53I understood that.
00:45:57I can understand Korean.
00:46:03There is no word.
00:46:13Well, no.
00:46:15Mr. Lee.
00:46:20I'm a foreigner, but how do you say it?
00:46:24If you say it's a plug-in or upload,
00:46:30there's no reason for it,
00:46:33but it's a process that works well.
00:46:37Don't you say it's weird.
00:46:42It's a different room.
00:46:44It's good.
00:46:48What do you think?
00:46:51You're going to kill me.
00:46:55You're going to kill me.
00:46:57You're going to kill me.
00:46:59You're going to kill me.
00:47:03But people are going to kill me.
00:47:07That's why this room is important.
00:47:12But it's better.
00:47:15If I'm dying for a few hours,
00:47:19I've got a question about the current situation.
00:47:26There is a truth.
00:47:32Is he ready?
00:47:35He is.
00:47:45I am not Dr. Sung Moon.
00:47:47I understand.
00:47:49I am Dr. Sung Moon.
00:47:51I understand.
00:47:52He stands above us.
00:47:54Yes.
00:47:55He is celestial.
00:47:57He is.
00:47:58The earth is flat, and he is the firmament from which it hangs.
00:48:03Or falls.
00:48:05At his whim.
00:48:07We exist at his whim.
00:48:09We act in his name.
00:48:11I act.
00:48:29The courage to repay his wife.
00:48:30To his twice be tre показ.
00:48:31To his dreams.
00:48:32Why does his dream come with him?
00:48:33I don't understand he'sinstここ.
00:48:35I can still find a limitation from him.
00:48:37Are my hag maximum knowledge of the death meats?
00:48:39I can still find him, why?
00:48:40Have you seen him so far?
00:48:41The время of death is changing.
00:48:42It makes a lot more with.
00:48:44Can't hear him anymore.
00:48:46He is a fitness designer, I don't care.
00:48:48After all, the time he flew in the morning to sleep.
00:48:49I'm going to get back to the place, but Dr. Sungai flew the camera flies first.
00:48:52It was a bail, I must be 3 days later.
00:48:53I'm going to get out of a bed at the night before.
00:49:24Are you going to eat that?
00:49:43It's going to get cold.
00:49:54Nothing worse than cold balls.
00:50:01What were we doing tonight?
00:50:06You mean like plans, like after dinner?
00:50:10No, like before.
00:50:15Grayson?
00:50:17Yeah?
00:50:19Did you take one of those gummies?
00:50:22Because they're supposed to be indicas, but you're a little bit spacey.
00:50:29I...maybe.
00:50:32We should at least be hungry then.
00:50:36Yeah, I don't know.
00:50:40Is it too late for dinner?
00:50:44Stand above us.
00:50:51Or is it early?
00:50:53Oh, babe, you are all the way out of it.
00:50:55Okay.
00:50:59Come on.
00:51:05This way.
00:51:08Come on.
00:51:12Oh.
00:51:13Okay.
00:51:14Yep.
00:51:15We should just go to that dispensary.
00:51:27Can't trust that delivery guy's stuff.
00:51:30Yeah.
00:51:32Yeah?
00:51:33Yeah.
00:51:34Just do things the legal way.
00:51:38The easy way, that'd be nice.
00:51:41Oh, babe.
00:51:43Too down to rebel, huh?
00:51:45Let me get you some water.
00:51:47Your mother called, by the way.
00:52:10What?
00:52:13What, what?
00:52:14Wait, why would you say that?
00:52:16Here.
00:52:17You'll feel better.
00:52:20Slow.
00:52:21Gonna get an ice cream headache.
00:52:25Wait, what?
00:52:26Why did you say that?
00:52:28Those kids again.
00:52:31Where are their parents?
00:52:33Would you take a look?
00:52:35Take a look?
00:52:36Make sure they're gone.
00:52:38They could still be hanging around out there.
00:52:46This used to be a nice building.
00:52:49This used to be a nice building.
00:52:52Can you see them?
00:53:05Can't see anything.
00:53:07They're not there?
00:53:09Can't see anything at all.
00:53:10It's just white.
00:53:15Maybe they papered over it.
00:53:20Yeah, I don't know.
00:53:23Whatever.
00:53:24As long as they're gone.
00:53:26Yeah.
00:53:27I think they are.
00:53:29So we're alone?
00:53:31Just the two of us.
00:53:34Good.
00:53:35Just the two of us good.
00:53:39Jane.
00:53:40Jane.
00:53:41Jane.
00:53:42Jane.
00:53:43Jane.
00:53:44Jane.
00:53:45Seriously.
00:53:46Jane.
00:53:47That's the best you could come up with.
00:53:48Jane.
00:53:49Jane, what the fuck?
00:53:50Good question.
00:53:51What's my last name, Grayson?
00:53:52What's my last name?
00:53:53Lee.
00:53:54Jane Lee.
00:53:55Jane Lee.
00:53:56You're my wife.
00:53:57Answer it!
00:54:24Jane.
00:54:34Jane.
00:54:37It's gonna get cold.
00:54:43My mother tells you to fall in the rain.
00:54:54Jane.
00:55:08Ginger.
00:55:17Good.
00:55:20Good drugs.
00:55:24Good.
00:55:29Hi there.
00:55:30I missed you.
00:55:33It's not leave you idle.
00:55:36Devil's playground and all.
00:55:54Maybe I could.
00:56:14Maybe I could.
00:56:24I thought so.
00:56:45I believe it's time we got to know one another better.
00:56:50What are you doing, Mr. Lee?
00:56:51Mr. Lee?
00:56:52The house catch fire.
00:56:55There ain't no water around.
00:56:57Throw your bags out of the window.
00:57:00Let the doggone shack burn down.
00:57:05I would ask again.
00:57:06What are you doing?
00:57:08But I suspect I would not get an answer.
00:57:11Well, you suspect correctly.
00:57:13Very well.
00:57:14We will continue as if nothing happened.
00:57:17Never leave a hacker alone with electronics, Dr. Moon.
00:57:22We were interrupted, Mr. Lee.
00:57:25This is...
00:57:26As I was saying, it's time we got to know one another better.
00:57:30The wrong side.
00:57:32I feel a direct approach may be somewhat less than fruitful.
00:57:35And I feel I may not have your undivided attention.
00:57:38So I propose that we...
00:57:40How would your culture put it?
00:57:43Gamify the process.
00:57:45I will speak a single word, and you shall respond likewise.
00:57:50Do not consider, simply respond.
00:57:53Wait.
00:57:55You want to play word association?
00:57:57Indeed.
00:57:58Crazy.
00:57:59What we have begun.
00:58:00Jesus, okay, whatever.
00:58:02Room.
00:58:05Leave.
00:58:06Screen.
00:58:07Share.
00:58:08Share.
00:58:09Donate.
00:58:10Prime.
00:58:12Battery.
00:58:13Plan.
00:58:15Secret.
00:58:16Walk.
00:58:18Steps.
00:58:21Trip.
00:58:23Wire.
00:58:25Mother.
00:58:27What?
00:58:28No interrogatives, please.
00:58:30Mother.
00:58:34Visitation.
00:58:35History.
00:58:37Search.
00:58:38Repetition.
00:58:39Progress.
00:58:40Doom.
00:58:43Room.
00:58:44Next.
00:58:47Next.
00:58:49Next.
00:58:52Battle.
00:58:54Wits.
00:58:56Star.
00:58:57Street.
00:58:58Stripe.
00:59:00Flag.
00:59:03Yellow.
00:59:04Feral.
00:59:05Green.
00:59:07Go.
00:59:08Home.
00:59:12Home.
00:59:14Run.
00:59:16Test.
00:59:17Cheat.
00:59:18Wall.
00:59:19Tunnel.
00:59:20Minutes.
00:59:21Seconds.
00:59:22Private.
00:59:23Yep.
00:59:24Affiliate.
00:59:25Hands.
00:59:26Come on.
00:59:27Hands.
00:59:28United States Department of State, what's your emergency?
00:59:29Yes.
00:59:30Yes.
00:59:31Yes, yes, yes.
00:59:32Please listen.
00:59:33My name's Grayson Lee.
00:59:34I'm an American.
00:59:35Control.
00:59:36I'm wanted by the FBI, I'm a fugitive, okay?
00:59:37You can check that, please.
00:59:38Just check that.
00:59:39I want to surrender, okay?
00:59:40But my battery's about to die, and they're holding me captive.
00:59:43Okay, this is real.
00:59:44This is fucking real.
00:59:45This is fucking real.
00:59:46I have some GPS coordinates out.
00:59:47Do you have a pen or something?
00:59:48Can you write them down?
00:59:49Yeah, okay.
00:59:50Go ahead.
00:59:51Mr. Lee.
00:59:5238.924-561-77.
00:59:54What are you doing, Mr. Lee?
00:59:55What are you doing, Mr. Lee?
00:59:5677.075-1569.
00:59:57Oh, my name is Grayson Lee.
00:59:58Oh, my name is Grayson Lee.
00:59:59I'm an American.
01:00:00Control.
01:00:01I'm wanted by the FBI, I'm a fugitive, okay?
01:00:02You can check that, please.
01:00:03Just check that.
01:00:04I want to surrender, okay?
01:00:05But my battery's about to die, and they're holding me captive.
01:00:06Okay, this is real.
01:00:07This is real.
01:00:08This is fucking real.
01:00:09This is fucking real.
01:00:10What are you doing, Mr. Lee?
01:00:11What are you doing, Mr. Lee?
01:00:1277.075-1569.
01:00:14Do you know where you are?
01:00:16He said North Korea, but I never...
01:00:17It can't be.
01:00:18You're not North Korea.
01:00:19I knew it!
01:00:20I knew it, then...
01:00:21Okay, please send help, please.
01:00:23Okay, I'm not crazy.
01:00:24This is real.
01:00:25They're gonna execute me in...
01:00:26Jesus, after an hour.
01:00:28I would ask again, what are you doing?
01:00:31The battery's low.
01:00:32Yeah, it's about to...
01:00:33Okay, hang up.
01:00:34We have your number.
01:00:35Help is on the way.
01:00:36Really?
01:00:37Yes, really.
01:00:38We're minutes away.
01:00:39We'll call you back when we're close.
01:00:40Save your family.
01:00:41Okay.
01:00:42Okay, thank you.
01:00:44When your house catch fire, but there ain't no water around.
01:01:04Throw your bags out the window.
01:01:05Let the doggone shack burn down.
01:01:06Mr. Lee?
01:01:07The game is not yet over, Mr. Lee.
01:01:08I'm done playing.
01:01:09But there's still so much time, if you'll pardon the expression, to kill.
01:01:10Too long, surely, for an American to sit in silence.
01:01:14Come, now.
01:01:15For fun.
01:01:16Fun.
01:01:17Sure.
01:01:18Fun.
01:01:19Fun.
01:01:20Sure.
01:01:21Okay, Dr. Moon.
01:01:22There I am now.
01:01:23Entertain me.
01:01:24Excellent.
01:01:25Now, where was I before we were interrupted?
01:01:26Ah.
01:01:27Body.
01:01:28Yes.
01:01:29I'm done playing.
01:01:30I'm done playing.
01:01:31I'm done playing.
01:01:32But there's still so much time, if you'll pardon the expression, to kill.
01:01:35Too long, surely, for an American to sit in silence.
01:01:37Come, now.
01:01:38For fun.
01:01:39Fun.
01:01:40Sure.
01:01:41Okay, Dr. Moon.
01:01:42There I am now.
01:01:44Entertain me.
01:01:45Excellent.
01:01:46Now, where was I before we were interrupted?
01:01:51Ah.
01:01:52Body.
01:01:53Soul.
01:01:54Mind.
01:01:55Game.
01:01:56Grave.
01:01:57Open.
01:01:58Wound.
01:01:59Open.
01:02:00Bottom.
01:02:01Open.
01:02:02Invitation.
01:02:03Open.
01:02:04Marriage.
01:02:05Open.
01:02:06Invitation.
01:02:07Open.
01:02:08Marriage.
01:02:11Open.
01:02:12Season.
01:02:13Open.
01:02:14Question.
01:02:17Open.
01:02:19Door.
01:02:24I'm here!
01:02:25I'm the one who called!
01:02:27Don't shoot!
01:02:28Okay, I'm not resisting.
01:02:29Don't shoot!
01:02:30I'm coming out!
01:02:32Don't shoot!
01:02:35I'll jump.
01:03:02Eyes.
01:03:06Open.
01:03:07Indeed.
01:03:08I congratulate you, Mr. Lee.
01:03:12Congratulate?
01:03:13On the effectiveness of your initiation hack, Mr. Lee.
01:03:17International transmissions, tracked and re-rooted.
01:03:21That wondrous technology and all you could think to do with it was steal money.
01:03:27They said I'm not in North Korea.
01:03:30Mr. Lee, not to be trite.
01:03:32But North Korea is not a state, it is a state of mind.
01:03:37Anywhere a room like this exists in North Korea, or East Germany, or Guantanamo, or Airstrip One.
01:03:43Such philosophies are quite portable.
01:03:47Now, please return to the other room.
01:03:49We have much left to discuss.
01:03:51And as we both know, your battery is almost...
01:04:02I don't know what to do with the chair.
01:04:03Mr. Lee?
01:04:04I don't know what to do with the chair.
01:04:05Mr. Lee?
01:04:06Yeah?
01:04:07I don't know what to do with the chair.
01:04:08Mr. Lee?
01:04:09Yeah?
01:04:10I don't know what to do with the chair.
01:04:11Mr. Lee?
01:04:13I don't know what to do with the chair.
01:04:14I don't know what to do with the chair.
01:04:16Mr. Lee?
01:04:17Yeah?
01:04:20I wonder what they did with the chair.
01:04:30Mr. Lee?
01:04:34Yeah?
01:04:36Might we, at this late juncture,
01:04:39address one another face-to-face?
01:04:46Yeah, sure.
01:04:50Much better, Mr. Lee.
01:04:55Much better.
01:04:57Tell me, Mr. Lee,
01:04:58have you ever heard of an area of London referred to as Limehouse?
01:05:03No.
01:05:07Why don't you tell me about it?
01:05:15Starting with the remedial,
01:05:17Limehouse is a district of East London
01:05:19on the northern bank of the Tannins.
01:05:22Have you ever visited London?
01:05:26Ah, it is lovely.
01:05:29I've been there often,
01:05:31and will return soon.
01:05:33However,
01:05:34Limehouse, upstream of Cuckold's Point,
01:05:36which I mention merely for its amusing name,
01:05:38and not because I imagine it provides you with any point of reference,
01:05:42Limehouse encompasses London's former Chinatown, Penningfields.
01:05:45Around the turn of the last century,
01:05:48Limehouse figured in many works of literature,
01:05:51some factual,
01:05:52others fantastic,
01:05:54lurid descriptions of opium dead,
01:05:57men's skills in strange martial arts,
01:06:00inscrutable villains,
01:06:01in the modern sense of the term.
01:06:03In the popular imagination,
01:06:05the area became synonymous with Asian crime.
01:06:08Mr. Lee?
01:06:12Mr. Lee?
01:06:13Sorry, I was, um, I don't know.
01:06:36No apology is necessary.
01:06:38It is to be expected at this late stage,
01:06:41and you miss nothing material.
01:06:43I was only just coming to my point.
01:06:46Okay.
01:06:48Okay.
01:06:51Limehouse took its name from the lime kilns located in the area,
01:06:54which were used to produce quicklime, a key ingredient in concrete.
01:07:03It would not be overstating the matter to say that Limehouse poured the foundations of the modern world.
01:07:10Of course, quicklime has other uses.
01:07:12It is highly corrosive to organic matter.
01:07:16It is often used to destroy bodies, to erase men.
01:07:20Just as we have erased...
01:07:23Grayson Lee.
01:07:29What do you mean, erased?
01:07:30I'm still here.
01:07:32Ah, but no longer Grayson Lee.
01:07:35No longer a man at all.
01:07:40So what am I?
01:07:41An incubator.
01:07:42An incubator.
01:07:42No!
01:07:43No!
01:07:46What?
01:07:48You will recall, perhaps, the mark on your inner arm.
01:07:52What?
01:07:54The hole hardly seems big enough to swallow a man, does it?
01:07:57Does it?
01:07:59And yet...
01:08:01And yet...
01:08:02What are you talking about?
01:08:04My tiny allies, the bacilli.
01:08:08Crossbred with fungus, a strain of Ophiocordyceps unilateralis.
01:08:13Are you familiar with it?
01:08:17They call it...
01:08:18The zombie fungus.
01:08:21It infects ants.
01:08:25It alters their behavior pattern to suit its own life cycle.
01:08:29The ant abandons its colony, drawn quite against its instinct to habitats favorable to the fungus.
01:08:39Which grows until it erupts from the ant's head in spore-laden spike.
01:08:45And still, the ant obeys.
01:08:48Climbing to spread the infection to new hosts.
01:08:52That urge to climb persists in our strain.
01:08:55If you feel this surge to...
01:08:58Climb hills, or...
01:09:00Staircases, or...
01:09:01Furniture.
01:09:03Do not try to fight it.
01:09:05You will not be able to.
01:09:08Jesus Christ, what is this?
01:09:10The bacillus is far less exotic.
01:09:13Although generally considered long since eradicated.
01:09:16Any immunity long since faded.
01:09:18And the results of this...
01:09:21Arranged marriage are nothing short of...
01:09:25Sublime.
01:09:27I can't talk like a real person.
01:09:31You are incubating a truly terrifying...
01:09:34Biological...
01:09:35Weapon.
01:09:39Is that plainly put enough for you?
01:09:43Unfortunately, when injected,
01:09:45The pathogen causes a psychotic reaction and temporary amnesia.
01:09:52Am I going to...
01:09:53Die?
01:09:56Yes, of course.
01:09:57I believe that was one of the first things I told you when you awoke.
01:10:01What I neglected to mention was how much company you would have.
01:10:05But there is much left to explain before then.
01:10:07Help me!
01:10:09Please!
01:10:10What is that?
01:10:11What are you doing?
01:10:12Help me!
01:10:13Please!
01:10:21What is that?
01:10:22What are you...
01:10:23What are you doing?
01:10:26What in your house?
01:10:27No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:10:33The period of unconsciousness is merciful but brave.
01:10:38Then, the psychotic reaction.
01:10:40When you feel those flames...
01:10:41Oh, my fucking shit!
01:10:42Oh, my fucking shit!
01:10:44Oh, my fucking shit!
01:10:45Then there ain't no water around.
01:10:47Come on!
01:10:48Come on!
01:10:49Come on!
01:10:50Come on!
01:10:51Come on!
01:10:52Come on!
01:10:53Come on!
01:10:54Come on!
01:10:55Come on!
01:10:56Come on!
01:10:57Come on!
01:10:58Come on!
01:10:59Come on!
01:11:00Come on!
01:11:01Come on!
01:11:02Come on!
01:11:03Unseemly, he will not be missed.
01:11:04Come on!
01:11:05Come on!
01:11:06And there ain't no water around.
01:11:07Manuel, you've seen the rest.
01:11:12You...
01:11:14You did this to me.
01:11:17A series of events took place.
01:11:19The agency is difficult to assign.
01:11:23You made me a murderer!
01:11:25You!
01:11:27You...
01:11:29You have the antidote, right?
01:11:31That's what this is about, right?
01:11:32I do some hack or something or whatever
01:11:34and you give me the antidote?
01:11:35You got it.
01:11:36You want leverage?
01:11:37You got it.
01:11:38I'll do it fine, whatever.
01:11:41You win.
01:11:43Mr. Li, what possible point would there be
01:11:47to engineering an apocalyptic biological weapon...
01:11:53with an antidote?
01:11:57No.
01:11:58No.
01:12:01No.
01:12:05What if...
01:12:06I have played my part.
01:12:08Nothing more would be allowed.
01:12:10Nothing less would be thinkable.
01:12:12You, too, will play your part.
01:12:16What now?
01:12:18During incubation of the fungal component of the pathogen.
01:12:21The subject.
01:12:21Me?
01:12:22Let us say the subject.
01:12:25Identity will only cloud our thinking now.
01:12:28During fungal incubation,
01:12:30the subject becomes increasingly suggestible,
01:12:33even programmable,
01:12:34if given a series of oblique instructions.
01:12:37But programming sounds so...
01:12:40cold.
01:12:42We prefer the term...
01:12:45ceremony.
01:12:48No.
01:12:49First, we remove you from any familiar surroundings.
01:12:55The mind does not contain memories.
01:12:57It is memories.
01:13:00And so, we will make you doubt memories.
01:13:03Yourself.
01:13:05Your sanity.
01:13:09We introduce a period of darkness
01:13:11to accelerate the pathogen's growth.
01:13:15Simultaneously, we remove unworthy subjects.
01:13:19Happily, you proved worthy.
01:13:22We recalibrate your language centers.
01:13:24Mind.
01:13:25Game.
01:13:26Grave.
01:13:27Open.
01:13:28Open.
01:13:29And finally, we reveal to you your new prosthetic personality.
01:13:33The truth and grandeur of your mission.
01:13:39Prosthetic?
01:13:40Prosthetic.
01:13:41Yes.
01:13:42Since the previous personality will be amputated,
01:13:45save certain key memories.
01:13:47What is left of you will reside there.
01:13:50I hope for your sake that your memories are pleasant.
01:13:55What?
01:13:58What have you left?
01:14:01Very little.
01:14:02Beliefs.
01:14:03Ideals.
01:14:04Habits.
01:14:06All these go.
01:14:13The ceremony is nearly complete.
01:14:24How long will the young people take?
01:14:43Eight hours for the fungus,
01:14:45and another eight for the bacillus.
01:14:51You too?
01:14:53I as well.
01:14:55Me too.
01:14:58Who were you?
01:15:00I recall only fragments.
01:15:01Only what is necessary.
01:15:04And what I was hardly matters.
01:15:06Even given a different situation, the past is irretrievable.
01:15:1520 go out of 10.
01:15:18It's basic.
01:15:19When you're inside of a loop, it looks like a straight path.
01:15:25Ah, yes.
01:15:27As I suggested earlier,
01:15:29Linear thinking can carry you only so far in a situation such as this.
01:15:35Success in circuit lies.
01:15:37And now,
01:15:40it is nearly time for me to share Dr. Moon's gift with the world.
01:15:44For as you must have guessed by now,
01:15:47I am not Dr. Sung Moon.
01:15:53I understand.
01:15:55He stands above us.
01:15:56Yes.
01:15:58He is celestial.
01:15:59There is no other word for it.
01:16:00There is no other word for it.
01:16:01The earth is flat, and he is the firmament by which it hangs.
01:16:04Or falls.
01:16:05At his whim.
01:16:07We exist at his whim.
01:16:08We act in his name.
01:16:10We act in his name.
01:16:12I am the vessel.
01:16:14He fills me.
01:16:15He is the vessel.
01:16:16I am poured out.
01:16:18Now this life ends.
01:16:20Now there is only the midnight summons.
01:16:23And the will...
01:16:25Of Dr. Sung...
01:16:27Of Dr. Sung...
01:16:28Of Dr. Sung...
01:16:57You wollten for a part show.
01:16:58You were trapped.
01:16:59Youte are trapped for a part.
01:17:00Before Grant.
01:17:02Aran, no way!!
01:17:04You were trapped.
01:17:06But you were trapped for an存在.
01:17:08You were trapped on aрем—
01:17:10There is no other word.
01:17:16But you were trapped.
01:17:18What did you make to Rukum?
01:17:20Maybe those words would pretend,
01:17:22There's a way in, there's a way out.
01:17:52There, that's where they can help us.
01:18:17There, that's where they can help us.
01:18:47There, that's where they can help us.
01:18:54There's a way out there.
01:18:59There's a way out there.
01:19:21Whatever must one do, I wonder, to warrant intervention by a toy robot.
01:19:28I'm not in North Korea.
01:19:43I'm not in North Korea.
01:19:58I'm not.
01:20:00I'm not in North Korea.
01:20:04I'm not in North Korea.
01:20:14I'm not in North Korea.
01:20:19I'm not in North Korea.
01:20:23I'm not in North Korea.
01:20:44I'm not.
01:20:51I'm not in North Korea.
01:20:54I'm not.
01:20:59I'm not in North Korea.
01:21:11Hello?
01:21:15What is this?
01:21:17Can somebody help me?
01:21:22Oh, my God.
01:21:34I'm not in North Korea.
01:21:39You're in North Korea.
01:21:41How do you get that?
01:21:46guitar solo
01:22:16When your house catch fire
01:22:24But there ain't no water around
01:22:29When you feel those flames are licking
01:22:38And there ain't no water around
01:22:43Throw your bags out of the window
01:22:52Let the doggone shackbird down
01:22:58When you hear that clock a ticking
01:23:07And your time is running out
01:23:12When that big old clock is ticking
01:23:21And your time is running out
01:23:26And they're burning out
01:23:35And their time is running out