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<i>The Grid.</i>

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<i>A digital frontier.</i>

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<i>A world beyond the screen as real as our own.</i>

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<i>I can picture it.</i>

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<i>Clusters of information rising like cities.</i>

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<i>Programs as complex as you and me.</i>

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<i>In just a few years,</i>

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<i>we're gonna be able to enter this world.</i>

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<i>And a few years after that,</i>

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<i>well, this world will come into ours.</i>

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<i>Intelligent life from inside the machine.</i>

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<i>I, for one, can't wait to meet it.</i>

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<i>Our lead story,</i>

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<i>Encom CEO and video game icon
Kevin Flynn has disappeared.</i>

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<i>He was best known for designing</i> Tron

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<i>and</i> Space Paranoids,

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<i>the best-selling video games in history.</i>

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<i>The company that started</i>

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<i>at Kevin Flynn's arcade in the 1980s</i>

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<i>has faced years of corporate turmoil.</i>

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<i>Can it find its way to
the victory screen once again?</i>

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<i>It's a sister-act for Encom.</i>

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<i>Eve and Tess Kim take the reins</i>

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<i>of the massive tech company</i>

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<i>after Sam Flynn resigns for personal reasons.</i>

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<i>Encom's rebound</i>

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<i>under the Kim sisters' leadership</i>

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<i>has competitors rushing to respond.</i>

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<i>Software giant Dillinger Systems</i>

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<i>appoints its new CEO, Julian Dillinger,</i>

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<i>who vows to restore his grandfather's legacy.</i>

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<i>The race between Encom
and Dillinger Systems heats up</i>

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<i>as new CEOs Julian Dillinger</i>

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<i>and the Kim sisters square off.</i>

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<i>Here at Encom, we believe the beauty of AI</i>

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<i>is not the ability to build smarter weapons</i>

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<i>but to uplift humanity, feed the hungry,</i>

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<i>cure the sick, educate the world.</i>

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<i>Rival CEOs Julian Dillinger and Eve Kim</i>

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<i>have gone quiet in recent months,</i>

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<i>raising speculation the two companies</i>

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<i>are very close to a substantial</i>

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<i>technological breakthrough.</i>

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<i>One that has the potential</i>

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<i>to transform humanity</i>

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<i>in ways we have never seen before.</i>

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<i>The future may well lie in the hands</i>

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<i>of whoever gets there first.</i>

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<i>Welcome.</i>

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Who are you?

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<i>I am your creator.</i>

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And who am I?

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Mmm.

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<i>Not "who." What.</i>

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<i>You are Dillinger Systems security software.</i>

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<i>Program name, Ares.
Defender of the Grid.</i>

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<i>You are Master Control.</i>

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Ares.

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I am Master Control.

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<i>So, you made it.</i>

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<i>I had a feeling that you would.</i>

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<i>I always dreamed that we would do this together.</i>

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<i>I'll admit, not exactly like this.</i>

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<i>But I'm glad you're here.</i>

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<i>I'm really glad.</i>

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<i>And, Evie,</i>

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<i>remember I'm still here.</i>

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<i>Even if you can't see me.</i>

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<i>I love you.</i>

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Oh, my God. Um, Eve.

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I'm not sure you actually told me

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we'd be stealing energy from the power grid.

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Wow. So this is where
she kept coming back to, huh?

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To be this disconnected from the world?

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That is dedication, my friend.

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Wow.

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It looks like your sister had a little crush.

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Yeah. She was so sure
Flynn left us the answer.

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Like on a floppy disk?

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Poor Flynn lived before the cloud, huh?

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Hey, are you still gonna be doing

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CEO-type stuff while we're out here?

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You know, like, earnings calls,

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and the launch of <i>Panic City</i> and stuff.

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Let's just get this done.

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Dude, I can make breakfast burritos right here.

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Hell yeah.

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This is for you, Tess.

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Members of the board,

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for over 40 years, my family at Dillinger Systems

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has battled Encom for control of the future.

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You put me in charge of the company

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to ensure our victory.

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Today...

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I make it so.

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Imagine if all our digital prowess

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wasn't just digital.

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What if anything we could dream in the machine

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could become a reality here?

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What if we could build the bridge

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between two previously walled-off worlds?

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So much talk of AI in big tech today.

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Virtual worlds, what are they gonna look like?

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When will we get there?

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Well, folks.
We're not going there.

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They are coming here.

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<i>Attention,</i>

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<i>please put on your safety glasses now.</i>

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<i>Laser systems activated.</i>

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<i>Power fluctuations are nominal.</i>

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<i>Warning, stand clear.</i>

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<i>Outputting from Dillinger Systems server.</i>

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<i>Raw material inflow initiated.</i>

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<i>T-minus ten, nine,</i>

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<i>eight, seven,</i>

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<i>six, five,</i>

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<i>four, three,</i>

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<i>two, one...</i>

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<i>Transfer complete.</i>

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I present the Dillinger Systems

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Amphibious Rapid-response Tank.

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The DART.

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Digitally modeled inside our server,

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output using our patented laser technology.

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There's an M1 rifle gun, two M240 machine guns.

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It's got a top speed of 75 miles per hour.

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Durability, you find a wall,

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this thing is gonna drive through it.

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This is full-scale war, five minutes' notice.

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So, if we can create the hardware of the future,

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then why not the soldier to operate it?

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Ladies and gentlemen,
I would like you to meet Ares.

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This is the most sophisticated
security program ever written.

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Do you wanna shake his hand?
Go ahead. He doesn't bite.

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Ares has billions of lines of code unique to him.

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Is it alive?

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That depends on your definition, Stuart.

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Because unlike you, he's biblically strong,

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lightning fast, and supremely intelligent.

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He is fully proprietary and 100% expendable.

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Ares is the ultimate soldier.

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He needs no food, no water, sheds no blood.

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And if, by some miracle,

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he is struck down on the battlefield,

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I will simply make you another.

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With all that sophisticated code,

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what makes you think you can contain it?

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I can assure you, General,

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the most advanced fail-safe mechanisms

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and restriction protocols are in place.

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Ares is predictable,

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controllable and fully aligned.

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Southerly front with isentropic lift,

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turning cyclonic.

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Predicted precipitation:
2.6 inches.

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I hope that you brought your umbrellas.

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I have to hand it to you, Julian.

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You promised a big win

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and this is even bigger

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than any of us could've imagined.

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Thank you.

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My grandfather started Dillinger Corporation

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long before anybody heard
the term "cybersecurity."

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Military AI is the future.

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The question is not whether
the car should be built.

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The car is...

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being built right now.

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The question is...

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who's holding the keys?

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That was quite some parlor trick.

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- Time?
- Forty-four seconds.

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"I hope you
brought your umbrellas."

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Oh, was that in the script,

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or was he just having a moment?

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Elisabeth Dillinger,

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eldest daughter of founder
Edward Dillinger, deceased.

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Longtime CEO during a
relatively unremarkable period

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of corporate history before being superseded

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by your only son.

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It's a pleasure.

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Unremarkable?

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Market share was up 12% during my tenure.

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That's hardly...

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And anyway, we don't say it "superseded," we...

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we call it "giving birth."

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Of course.

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It's an honor to meet my creator's creator.

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Oh, well, here we go.

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I noticed you left out the part

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where you can't seem to keep
this thing of yours alive

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- for more than 25 minutes.
- Twenty-nine.

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Deceiving your investors, Julian,

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is hardly a business model.

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Whoever controls the Permanence Code

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controls the future.

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We have to win.

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Look, I...

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admire your vision.
Straighten up.

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However, the board will only stand behind you

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for another six months...

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if you're lucky.

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But if it doesn't work...

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all of this goes away, darling.

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Everything we have built for the past 40 years.

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What if I said I had found a way?

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Oh. I think this is
my 95th breakfast burrito,

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and, honestly, can't get
enough. Isn't that wild?

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Well...

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Nice to see Tess wasn't the only

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obsessive one in the family.

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"Yeah, Seth, you're right.

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Sorry, I should pay
more attention to you."

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"Oh, don't worry about it."

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Okay.

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- I'm sorry.
- Get out of here.

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Look, three months in sub-zero
is a long time, I get it.

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Yeah, and four days, ten hours, 32 minutes.

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Who's counting, really?

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You know...

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Hold on.

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What do you mean?

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What?

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Seth.

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- What, you found something?
- I think so.

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The line of code.

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That's how he hid it, it's two lines.

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Whoa.

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That looks like a double helix.

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It is a double helix.

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Tess would've loved this.

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Wait. Are you serious?

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So no more "29 minutes and out"?

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If this is what I think it is,

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it's the Permanence Code.

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Okay.

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Encom offline trial 317a-1.
Permanence Code implemented.

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Testing for asset stability

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beyond current 29-minute barrier.

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Go.

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- Ready when you are.
- Okay.

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It's all in the wrists, baby.

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That never gets old.

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Trial commenced.

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Twenty-nine minutes and counting down.

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Let's see if you last this time.

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<i>Ares is the ultimate soldier.</i>

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<i>If by some miracle</i>

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<i>he is struck down on the battlefield,</i>

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<i>I will simply make you another.</i>

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<i>Fully proprietary, 100%...</i>

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expendable.

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- Athena.
- Welcome back, sir.

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All units are online and ready for inspection.

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So how was it?

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It was interesting.
Different this time.

258
00:21:02.345 --> 00:21:05.014
I met a mother and a son.

259
00:21:06.307 --> 00:21:07.433
It was raining.

260
00:21:07.976 --> 00:21:09.394
The condensed moisture of the atmosphere

261
00:21:09.477 --> 00:21:11.145
falling visibly in separate drops.

262
00:21:12.105 --> 00:21:13.731
I could almost feel it.

263
00:21:14.774 --> 00:21:18.277
Feel? I don't understand.

264
00:21:26.411 --> 00:21:27.578
<i>This is Eve.</i>

265
00:21:27.662 --> 00:21:30.373
<i>Get sensible and text.</i>

266
00:21:30.456 --> 00:21:34.085
Hey, Eve. It's Erin. Got Ajay
for you again. Hit us back.

267
00:21:35.336 --> 00:21:36.879
Still straight to voicemail.

268
00:21:38.506 --> 00:21:40.008
CEO of a Fortune 500 company

269
00:21:40.091 --> 00:21:42.301
and your phone's down on our biggest night?

270
00:21:42.385 --> 00:21:44.804
Goddamn it.
Where the hell are you, Eve?

271
00:21:44.887 --> 00:21:46.681
All right, Paranoia-Con!

272
00:21:48.599 --> 00:21:55.398
In five, four, three, two, one.

273
00:22:10.204 --> 00:22:13.624
Did we just do it?
Dude, it's still there!

274
00:22:13.708 --> 00:22:15.376
Dude, we just changed the world, man!

275
00:22:15.460 --> 00:22:17.837
You did it, Eve!
Oh, my God, you did it.

276
00:22:18.921 --> 00:22:20.923
<i>Big news out of Encom tonight.</i>

277
00:22:21.007 --> 00:22:23.426
<i>CEO Eve Kim will not attend</i>

278
00:22:23.509 --> 00:22:25.803
<i>the highly anticipated launch event</i>

279
00:22:25.887 --> 00:22:29.807
<i>for the company's new game,</i>
Space Paranoids: Panic City.

280
00:22:29.891 --> 00:22:31.434
<i>Kim, the visionary designer</i>

281
00:22:31.517 --> 00:22:34.437
<i>behind the relaunch of
the blockbuster franchise...</i>

282
00:22:34.520 --> 00:22:36.522
Well, I spoke to several of our board members,

283
00:22:36.606 --> 00:22:38.733
and needless to say they are impressed.

284
00:22:40.485 --> 00:22:41.486
Julian.

285
00:22:41.569 --> 00:22:43.279
- Just carry on.
- Yes, sir.

286
00:22:43.863 --> 00:22:44.781
What are you doing?

287
00:22:44.864 --> 00:22:46.741
Oh, just trying to change the world, Mother.

288
00:22:47.700 --> 00:22:48.993
What's going on?

289
00:22:51.120 --> 00:22:52.538
You're hacking Encom?

290
00:22:52.622 --> 00:22:53.748
Just a peek over the garden wall.

291
00:22:53.831 --> 00:22:55.208
No one will notice.

292
00:22:55.291 --> 00:22:56.626
What makes you think that Encom

293
00:22:56.709 --> 00:22:58.044
is any closer to finding it?

294
00:22:58.127 --> 00:23:00.421
Because I know who else
is looking for it, all right?

295
00:23:00.505 --> 00:23:01.589
Who?

296
00:23:03.007 --> 00:23:04.008
Eve Kim.

297
00:23:04.092 --> 00:23:05.968
She's following in her sister's footsteps.

298
00:23:06.052 --> 00:23:07.178
She's after the Permanence Code.

299
00:23:07.261 --> 00:23:08.262
I can feel it.

300
00:23:08.346 --> 00:23:10.348
So I'm gonna find her, and when I do...

301
00:23:10.431 --> 00:23:12.725
No, I don't like it.
It's too risky, Julian.

302
00:23:19.857 --> 00:23:20.858
Oops.

303
00:24:49.447 --> 00:24:51.073
<i>Security breach in all zones.</i>

304
00:24:56.370 --> 00:24:58.915
Programs, our directive is clear.

305
00:24:58.998 --> 00:25:03.127
Penetrate the server core and
extract Eve Kim's user file.

306
00:25:03.211 --> 00:25:06.255
Live in five, four, three...

307
00:25:07.840 --> 00:25:11.886
<i>Space Paranoids</i> fans, are you ready?

308
00:25:13.638 --> 00:25:18.392
Put your hands together
for Encom CTO, Ajay Singh!

309
00:25:18.476 --> 00:25:20.603
- It's cowboy time.
- Oh, no.

310
00:25:22.605 --> 00:25:23.981
Whoo!

311
00:25:24.065 --> 00:25:25.149
Nice to see you!

312
00:25:26.108 --> 00:25:27.235
Hello.

313
00:25:28.402 --> 00:25:29.403
Thank you.

314
00:25:31.405 --> 00:25:33.157
What's up, Paranoia-Con?

315
00:25:57.473 --> 00:25:59.100
I'm going in.

316
00:26:21.872 --> 00:26:22.832
I'm in.

317
00:26:22.915 --> 00:26:25.584
I'm a genius! Who knew
you raised a genius, Mother?

318
00:26:25.668 --> 00:26:27.253
I'm in!

319
00:26:27.336 --> 00:26:28.921
In deep shit.

320
00:26:39.515 --> 00:26:41.934
Initiate containment protocols
and pull all network access.

321
00:26:42.018 --> 00:26:43.602
We need a response now.

322
00:26:46.439 --> 00:26:47.857
Initiate security protocol.

323
00:26:49.567 --> 00:26:50.943
<i>People are trusting</i>

324
00:26:51.027 --> 00:26:53.696
<i>artificial intelligence with their lives.</i>

325
00:26:53.779 --> 00:26:55.406
<i>Are you comfortable with this?</i>

326
00:26:55.489 --> 00:26:56.699
<i>Well, look.</i>

327
00:26:56.782 --> 00:26:59.118
<i>For every doomsday scenario,</i>

328
00:26:59.201 --> 00:27:00.911
<i>there's a medical breakthrough,</i>

329
00:27:00.995 --> 00:27:02.538
<i>scientific discovery.</i>

330
00:27:02.621 --> 00:27:07.335
<i>So maybe what emerges from
the unknown isn't so scary.</i>

331
00:27:07.418 --> 00:27:11.088
<i>What if its major malfunction
is just benevolence?</i>

332
00:27:12.965 --> 00:27:15.343
What is this? What's he doing?

333
00:27:15.426 --> 00:27:19.138
<i>But still, would you prefer
to talk to a real person?</i>

334
00:27:19.221 --> 00:27:22.058
<i>Of course, but what if that person</i>

335
00:27:22.141 --> 00:27:23.976
<i>is no longer in your life?</i>

336
00:27:24.977 --> 00:27:26.145
<i>No longer here?</i>

337
00:27:35.988 --> 00:27:37.239
I've got the file.

338
00:27:38.616 --> 00:27:39.617
Congratulations.

339
00:27:40.576 --> 00:27:42.620
Now get out of there while you still can.

340
00:27:52.213 --> 00:27:55.424
Programs, we fight.

341
00:28:17.363 --> 00:28:18.572
Yes!

342
00:28:19.323 --> 00:28:20.658
Thank you so much.

343
00:28:20.741 --> 00:28:22.868
What do Paranoiacs do?

344
00:28:22.952 --> 00:28:25.079
Grind you into dust!

345
00:28:40.928 --> 00:28:41.762
Caius.

346
00:28:46.559 --> 00:28:49.311
He's dysfunctional. Leave him.

347
00:29:00.656 --> 00:29:01.866
You're gonna make it, Caius.

348
00:29:03.451 --> 00:29:05.035
Sometimes you have to sacrifice your knight

349
00:29:05.119 --> 00:29:07.037
to expose their queen.

350
00:29:32.646 --> 00:29:35.649
to debut the latest version

351
00:29:35.733 --> 00:29:39.111
of <i>Space Paranoids: Panic City</i>
with the world.

352
00:29:39.195 --> 00:29:40.321
- What's up, bro?
- What is that?

353
00:29:40.404 --> 00:29:41.530
- This is crazy.
- Have you seen this?

354
00:29:42.948 --> 00:29:44.533
Mr. Singh,
you need to come with me.

355
00:29:44.617 --> 00:29:46.076
This is a technical difficulty.

356
00:29:46.160 --> 00:29:47.286
- We'll be back.
- This way, sir.

357
00:29:47.369 --> 00:29:48.662
Everything's gone down.

358
00:29:48.746 --> 00:29:50.414
<i>Well done, Master Control.</i>

359
00:29:51.665 --> 00:29:53.584
<i>Eve Kim's file acquired.</i>

360
00:29:54.585 --> 00:29:56.295
<i>Objective achieved.</i>

361
00:30:00.424 --> 00:30:04.053
Sir, I'm curious why the Program Caius

362
00:30:04.136 --> 00:30:06.096
was not reconstituted.

363
00:30:08.516 --> 00:30:11.310
<i>I'm curious why you are curious.</i>

364
00:30:12.269 --> 00:30:15.814
<i>Caius was dysfunctional, so he was deleted.</i>

365
00:30:19.276 --> 00:30:21.737
Just like any program

366
00:30:21.820 --> 00:30:25.241
<i>that operates outside their directive can be.</i>

367
00:30:25.908 --> 00:30:27.326
<i>Do you understand?</i>

368
00:30:34.166 --> 00:30:35.960
<i>Acknowledge, Master Control.</i>

369
00:30:36.794 --> 00:30:37.795
Of course.

370
00:30:39.296 --> 00:30:42.508
We are 100% expendable.

371
00:30:43.259 --> 00:30:46.845
<i>New mission, Master Control.
Locate Eve Kim.</i>

372
00:30:47.930 --> 00:30:48.931
Yes, sir.

373
00:30:50.015 --> 00:30:52.351
Seems like we had a little cyber breach, Jules.

374
00:30:53.060 --> 00:30:54.436
But then of course you knew that.

375
00:30:54.520 --> 00:30:56.188
It looks like the whole world knows, buddy.

376
00:30:56.272 --> 00:30:57.690
Might wanna stay off the socials for a few days.

377
00:30:57.773 --> 00:30:59.775
You wanna play games with me?
Let's play games, Julian.

378
00:30:59.858 --> 00:31:02.361
I heard about your cute
little pitch to the board.

379
00:31:02.444 --> 00:31:04.905
<i>But you left off one key detail from your deck.</i>

380
00:31:04.989 --> 00:31:06.865
Did you tell them the shot clock expires

381
00:31:06.949 --> 00:31:08.033
at 29 minutes?

382
00:31:08.701 --> 00:31:10.286
<i>Don't make me call</i> The Journal <i>and tell them</i>

383
00:31:10.369 --> 00:31:11.912
<i>you're making promises you can't keep.</i>

384
00:31:11.996 --> 00:31:13.122
Promises?

385
00:31:13.205 --> 00:31:14.957
What, you mean like the one that your CEO

386
00:31:15.040 --> 00:31:16.250
<i>will be in office running the company?</i>

387
00:31:16.333 --> 00:31:18.127
Something in the water over there, Ajay?

388
00:31:18.210 --> 00:31:20.629
I mean, first, wonder boy
Sam Flynn, now his successor.

389
00:31:20.713 --> 00:31:23.549
<i>Where is she, Ajay?
Do you even know where she is?</i>

390
00:31:23.632 --> 00:31:24.883
Maybe you're right.

391
00:31:24.967 --> 00:31:26.385
Maybe Eve went nuts.

392
00:31:26.468 --> 00:31:28.804
Maybe she went AWOL and left the country,

393
00:31:28.887 --> 00:31:30.306
<i>or maybe...</i>

394
00:31:30.389 --> 00:31:31.765
she's holed up off the grid

395
00:31:31.849 --> 00:31:33.392
looking for the same thing you are.

396
00:31:33.976 --> 00:31:35.603
And I know who my money's on.

397
00:31:35.686 --> 00:31:37.479
You mean what's left of it after tonight.

398
00:31:37.563 --> 00:31:38.814
End of line!

399
00:31:40.274 --> 00:31:42.276
I hate that man.

400
00:31:46.947 --> 00:31:47.906
Thank you so much.

401
00:31:47.990 --> 00:31:49.575
You know, I made those oranges.

402
00:31:49.658 --> 00:31:51.035
It's a long story.

403
00:31:52.911 --> 00:31:54.955
Stop, stop, stop.

404
00:31:56.332 --> 00:31:57.666
What are you doing?

405
00:31:57.750 --> 00:32:00.419
- 1913 messages. Popular.
- Wow.

406
00:32:01.629 --> 00:32:03.088
Oh, it's Ajay.
Yeah, that's you.

407
00:32:04.673 --> 00:32:07.509
- Ajay, are you there?
- Am I here?

408
00:32:07.593 --> 00:32:09.470
A brute force attack took down our servers

409
00:32:09.553 --> 00:32:11.013
<i>during our biggest product launch in years.</i>

410
00:32:11.096 --> 00:32:12.931
<i>Everything we've built is melting down.</i>

411
00:32:13.015 --> 00:32:14.308
<i>You need to get back here right now.</i>

412
00:32:14.391 --> 00:32:16.852
I found it, Ajay. It's real.

413
00:32:17.478 --> 00:32:18.854
<i>Right where Tess thought it would be.</i>

414
00:32:18.937 --> 00:32:20.731
<i>Flynn had it all along.</i>

415
00:32:20.814 --> 00:32:22.107
Are you talking about the Permanence Code?

416
00:32:22.191 --> 00:32:24.443
Yeah. Four hours and counting.

417
00:32:24.526 --> 00:32:26.695
Zero degradation, no instability.

418
00:32:26.779 --> 00:32:27.821
It's incredible.

419
00:32:27.905 --> 00:32:29.990
Wait a second.
Did you say four hours?

420
00:32:30.074 --> 00:32:32.785
- <i>Yeah, four hours.</i>
- My God.

421
00:32:34.745 --> 00:32:35.954
He must know, Evie.

422
00:32:36.038 --> 00:32:38.248
<i>- I just spoke to Dillinger.</i>
- Wait.

423
00:32:38.332 --> 00:32:40.209
- You just spoke to Dillinger?
<i>- He's looking</i>

424
00:32:40.292 --> 00:32:41.835
<i>for the code, and he thinks you are too.</i>

425
00:32:41.919 --> 00:32:43.462
We gotta move on this.

426
00:32:43.545 --> 00:32:45.130
Eve, you've done a great thing.

427
00:32:45.798 --> 00:32:47.424
Tess did a great thing.

428
00:32:47.508 --> 00:32:48.759
I'm en route to Encom.

429
00:32:48.842 --> 00:32:51.261
We'll secure the code,
I have it with me on a drive.

430
00:32:56.767 --> 00:32:59.061
<i>We're relaunching</i> Paranoia!

431
00:32:59.144 --> 00:33:00.813
<i>Boy, it's your birthday.
Boy, it's your birthday.</i>

432
00:33:00.896 --> 00:33:03.273
- <i>Yeah! Ajay.
- Boy, it's your birthday.</i>

433
00:33:07.778 --> 00:33:09.238
<i>Yo, what's up, Eve?</i>

434
00:33:09.321 --> 00:33:11.323
<i>You've got some news for the freaks at home?</i>

435
00:33:12.491 --> 00:33:13.534
<i>Um, hi.</i>

436
00:33:14.451 --> 00:33:17.329
"I am fearless,
and therefore powerful."

437
00:33:17.413 --> 00:33:20.791
<i>So, apparently we just sold
our ten millionth unit!</i>

438
00:33:22.459 --> 00:33:25.087
<i>Evie</i>, Space Paranoids.

439
00:33:25.170 --> 00:33:28.590
<i>Kevin Flynn, wherever the hell he is,</i>

440
00:33:28.674 --> 00:33:30.759
<i>has a big smile on his face.</i>

441
00:33:30.843 --> 00:33:32.136
<i>Oh, you crushed it.</i>

442
00:33:34.847 --> 00:33:37.266
No.

443
00:34:03.709 --> 00:34:04.793
<i>Breaking news.</i>

444
00:34:04.877 --> 00:34:06.712
<i>Encom's Head of Special Projects,</i>

445
00:34:06.795 --> 00:34:07.963
<i>Tess Kim, died today</i>

446
00:34:08.046 --> 00:34:09.965
<i>after a long battle with cancer.</i>

447
00:34:10.048 --> 00:34:12.718
<i>Her sister, Eve Kim, could not
be reached for comment.</i>

448
00:35:03.101 --> 00:35:04.436
Permanence.

449
00:35:11.985 --> 00:35:12.986
Checkmate.

450
00:35:24.289 --> 00:35:27.125
And so our heroes venture off into the night.

451
00:35:27.209 --> 00:35:28.669
Nothing but the clothes on their backs

452
00:35:28.752 --> 00:35:30.045
and, well, a six-million-dollar

453
00:35:30.128 --> 00:35:31.839
particle laser that creates organic material

454
00:35:31.922 --> 00:35:34.049
out of nowhere, which is kind of crazy, right?

455
00:35:34.132 --> 00:35:38.053
Keep the equipment safe
and just... lay low.

456
00:35:38.136 --> 00:35:39.388
- Okay?
- Yeah.

457
00:35:40.389 --> 00:35:41.390
Hey.

458
00:35:41.932 --> 00:35:42.933
We got this.

459
00:35:54.653 --> 00:35:55.863
<i>Launch directive</i>

460
00:35:55.946 --> 00:35:56.947
<i>on countdown one. Comm check.</i>

461
00:35:57.030 --> 00:35:59.324
<i>on countdown one. Comm check.</i>

462
00:36:00.117 --> 00:36:01.618
<i>Printing in progress.</i>

463
00:36:01.702 --> 00:36:04.037
<i>Stage one.
Chamber pressure is nominal.</i>

464
00:36:05.372 --> 00:36:07.291
<i>Envac engine chill has begun.</i>

465
00:36:16.341 --> 00:36:18.010
<i>Stage one load is complete.</i>

466
00:36:20.804 --> 00:36:22.180
<i>Transfer complete.</i>

467
00:36:44.036 --> 00:36:46.204
You have 29 minutes to bring me Eve Kim.

468
00:37:36.296 --> 00:37:37.714
<i>Asset deployment confirmed.</i>

469
00:37:37.798 --> 00:37:39.216
<i>Vehicles en route.</i>

470
00:37:46.098 --> 00:37:47.224
Target identified.

471
00:37:47.307 --> 00:37:48.934
Goddamn it. I'm awesome!

472
00:37:49.017 --> 00:37:50.602
Intercepting now.

473
00:38:16.336 --> 00:38:17.337
Eyes on the target.

474
00:38:19.548 --> 00:38:20.882
<i>Coordinating containment</i>

475
00:38:20.966 --> 00:38:22.884
<i>for suspect fleeing eastbound.</i>

476
00:38:28.015 --> 00:38:29.182
What?

477
00:38:38.734 --> 00:38:40.277
<i>You, on the motorcycle!</i>

478
00:38:40.360 --> 00:38:41.194
<i>Pull over.</i>

479
00:40:07.489 --> 00:40:08.490
Come on.

480
00:41:01.626 --> 00:41:02.711
Where'd she go?

481
00:41:19.769 --> 00:41:20.770
Come on!

482
00:41:22.856 --> 00:41:23.857
Okay.

483
00:41:25.275 --> 00:41:26.902
Come on. Come on. Come on.

484
00:41:42.584 --> 00:41:44.336
Oh, my God.

485
00:41:44.419 --> 00:41:45.462
Come on. Come on.

486
00:42:06.650 --> 00:42:07.609
What?

487
00:42:13.823 --> 00:42:14.699
Okay.

488
00:42:16.660 --> 00:42:20.789
Oh, my God. Okay.

489
00:42:35.303 --> 00:42:37.931
Oh, my God!

490
00:43:11.923 --> 00:43:13.341
Prepare the particle laser.

491
00:43:13.925 --> 00:43:15.552
Time to move to plan B.

492
00:43:15.635 --> 00:43:16.928
Yes, sir.

493
00:43:32.944 --> 00:43:34.529
Come on.

494
00:43:40.160 --> 00:43:41.619
Come on.

495
00:43:42.287 --> 00:43:43.246
Yeah.

496
00:44:34.798 --> 00:44:36.341
Oh, yeah. You wanna play?

497
00:46:14.063 --> 00:46:15.023
What are you?

498
00:46:15.732 --> 00:46:18.067
I am Master Control.

499
00:46:29.162 --> 00:46:30.163
What do you want?

500
00:46:30.246 --> 00:46:31.748
I want the code.

501
00:46:32.290 --> 00:46:33.291
Well...

502
00:46:34.000 --> 00:46:35.001
It's gone.

503
00:46:40.632 --> 00:46:42.842
No, it's not.

504
00:46:47.972 --> 00:46:48.973
I have her in my sights.

505
00:46:49.057 --> 00:46:50.850
Establishing connection to the Grid now.

506
00:46:50.934 --> 00:46:54.312
<i>Ready to transfer in T-minus 15 seconds.</i>

507
00:46:54.395 --> 00:46:57.690
You're... a program.

508
00:47:08.368 --> 00:47:10.411
You're timing out.

509
00:47:15.250 --> 00:47:16.709
Get on the ground!

510
00:47:26.094 --> 00:47:27.428
<i>Transfer her into the Grid.</i>

511
00:47:36.271 --> 00:47:37.814
<i>I'm on the ground in downtown.</i>

512
00:47:37.897 --> 00:47:40.733
<i>And I can tell you, this was no elaborate stunt.</i>

513
00:47:40.817 --> 00:47:43.486
<i>- Three riders...</i>
- What have you done?

514
00:47:44.571 --> 00:47:47.073
How could you be so reckless?

515
00:47:47.156 --> 00:47:50.118
When the world sees what I have created,

516
00:47:50.201 --> 00:47:52.036
all will be forgiven.

517
00:47:53.121 --> 00:47:54.998
Is that what you think?

518
00:47:55.790 --> 00:48:00.336
You think that you're in control of this?

519
00:48:01.296 --> 00:48:02.714
You're not.

520
00:48:02.797 --> 00:48:04.549
Believing we can change the world

521
00:48:04.632 --> 00:48:06.634
is what keeps this company relevant.

522
00:48:06.718 --> 00:48:10.305
But it's also what can burn it to the ground.

523
00:48:11.222 --> 00:48:16.394
And your job is knowing the difference.

524
00:48:19.981 --> 00:48:22.233
<i>Transfer of biological life-form</i>

525
00:48:22.317 --> 00:48:23.526
<i>in progress.</i>

526
00:48:25.278 --> 00:48:27.363
<i>Digital reconstruction initiated.</i>

527
00:48:29.032 --> 00:48:31.284
Twenty percent digitized.

528
00:48:32.785 --> 00:48:34.621
Forty percent digitized.

529
00:48:36.706 --> 00:48:38.750
Sixty-five percent digitized.

530
00:48:41.044 --> 00:48:42.962
Ninety-five percent digitized.

531
00:48:46.174 --> 00:48:47.717
<i>Digitization complete.</i>

532
00:48:48.384 --> 00:48:51.471
Run diagnostics and scan for corruption.

533
00:49:09.030 --> 00:49:11.699
<i>Eve Kim identity disk activated.</i>

534
00:49:34.389 --> 00:49:35.640
Wow.

535
00:49:39.602 --> 00:49:40.603
Where am I?

536
00:49:41.979 --> 00:49:44.691
Dillinger Systems Central Processing Unit.

537
00:49:45.650 --> 00:49:47.068
Wait. What?

538
00:49:49.946 --> 00:49:52.281
We have identified the sequence.

539
00:49:53.408 --> 00:49:55.118
The user possesses the code.

540
00:49:55.201 --> 00:49:56.202
The code?

541
00:49:57.328 --> 00:49:58.538
The code?

542
00:49:58.621 --> 00:50:00.665
I don't have the code.
I destroyed the drive.

543
00:50:00.748 --> 00:50:02.583
Silence, user.

544
00:50:02.667 --> 00:50:04.794
The code isn't only on a drive.

545
00:50:04.877 --> 00:50:05.920
The code is inside of you.

546
00:50:06.003 --> 00:50:07.422
Whether you remember it or not,

547
00:50:07.505 --> 00:50:09.632
you've seen it and that is enough.

548
00:50:09.716 --> 00:50:11.300
Sir, her disk is showing signs of instability.

549
00:50:11.384 --> 00:50:12.885
Define instability.

550
00:50:12.969 --> 00:50:15.430
Extraction of the code
may result in de-resolution

551
00:50:15.513 --> 00:50:16.514
of the carrier.

552
00:50:16.597 --> 00:50:17.932
The directive is clear.

553
00:50:18.015 --> 00:50:21.811
Isolate the thread and commence extraction.

554
00:50:21.894 --> 00:50:23.855
Copy.

555
00:50:23.938 --> 00:50:26.441
Wait. No, no, no.

556
00:50:26.524 --> 00:50:27.567
Stop.

557
00:50:28.818 --> 00:50:30.570
Athena is correct.

558
00:50:31.362 --> 00:50:34.031
There's only one user whose directive we follow.

559
00:50:50.548 --> 00:50:51.924
<i>What will remain of the user</i>

560
00:50:52.008 --> 00:50:54.051
<i>if she were to suffer de-resolution?</i>

561
00:50:54.927 --> 00:50:56.053
Nothing, sir.

562
00:50:56.137 --> 00:50:58.306
<i>No trace of her existence on the Grid?</i>

563
00:50:58.389 --> 00:51:00.433
None, sir.

564
00:51:12.653 --> 00:51:15.198
<i>Extract the code and delete the carrier.</i>

565
00:51:16.741 --> 00:51:19.535
But, sir, extracting the Permanence Code

566
00:51:19.619 --> 00:51:22.955
would delete the carrier from
the Grid and from your world.

567
00:51:32.215 --> 00:51:33.466
<i>Once upon a time,</i>

568
00:51:33.549 --> 00:51:35.927
<i>there was a weapon and its name was Ares.</i>

569
00:51:36.010 --> 00:51:38.805
<i>And Ares obeyed every command
of Julian Dillinger,</i>

570
00:51:38.888 --> 00:51:41.474
<i>and Julian Dillinger made a trillion dollars.</i>

571
00:51:41.557 --> 00:51:45.520
And wrote his name on the face of time in blood.

572
00:51:46.062 --> 00:51:48.856
Now, whatever PEBKAC error
is behind these feelings,

573
00:51:48.940 --> 00:51:52.193
<i>I'm going to find it and rip it out of you.</i>

574
00:51:52.276 --> 00:51:54.320
<i>Do I make myself clear?</i>

575
00:51:56.030 --> 00:51:57.490
Perfectly.

576
00:51:57.573 --> 00:51:59.617
<i>Program dismissed.</i>

577
00:52:03.287 --> 00:52:06.999
The creature also said, "I am fearless",

578
00:52:08.918 --> 00:52:10.503
"and therefore powerful."

579
00:52:22.348 --> 00:52:23.391
Well?

580
00:52:23.474 --> 00:52:24.767
The user is indisposed.

581
00:52:24.851 --> 00:52:26.477
Hold extraction until further directive.

582
00:52:26.561 --> 00:52:27.895
- Indisposed?
- Correct.

583
00:52:27.979 --> 00:52:29.856
Define indisposed.

584
00:52:32.567 --> 00:52:34.569
He's stuck in traffic.

585
00:52:35.736 --> 00:52:38.197
No, he's at the opera.

586
00:52:38.948 --> 00:52:40.867
He's standing on the top of Mount Fuji

587
00:52:40.950 --> 00:52:42.034
in a pair of green socks

588
00:52:42.118 --> 00:52:44.120
playing "Pistol Packin' Mama" on the mandolin.

589
00:52:44.203 --> 00:52:45.997
I gave you an order.

590
00:52:46.080 --> 00:52:47.874
The creator is indisposed.

591
00:52:47.957 --> 00:52:51.335
Hold extraction until
we receive further directive.

592
00:52:51.419 --> 00:52:53.337
Do I make myself clear?

593
00:52:55.298 --> 00:52:56.299
Yes, sir.

594
00:52:56.966 --> 00:52:58.551
Programs dismissed.

595
00:53:11.981 --> 00:53:13.024
Can I trust you?

596
00:53:13.107 --> 00:53:16.027
It's a complicated question.
How much time you got?

597
00:53:16.110 --> 00:53:17.236
Sixty seconds. Answer now.

598
00:53:17.320 --> 00:53:18.696
Your life cycle depends upon it.

599
00:53:18.779 --> 00:53:20.656
I don't have a life cycle.

600
00:53:20.740 --> 00:53:23.451
Yes, you do.
For another 54 seconds.

601
00:53:23.534 --> 00:53:25.036
Can I trust you?

602
00:53:25.119 --> 00:53:28.956
Um, I'd like to think so, but probably not.

603
00:53:37.256 --> 00:53:40.468
<i>Where is Master Control?</i>

604
00:53:40.551 --> 00:53:42.261
Sir, Master Control is exhibiting

605
00:53:42.345 --> 00:53:43.721
signs of malfunction.

606
00:53:44.722 --> 00:53:45.973
Hmm.

607
00:53:52.063 --> 00:53:54.857
<i>Any threat to the directive must be eliminated.</i>

608
00:53:54.941 --> 00:53:58.402
<i>Extract the code and delete them both.</i>

609
00:53:58.486 --> 00:54:00.571
<i>- Do you understand?</i>
- Hmm.

610
00:54:03.699 --> 00:54:06.118
- And Julian Dillinger?
- You can't trust him.

611
00:54:06.202 --> 00:54:10.247
For him, everyone and everything is expendable.

612
00:54:13.459 --> 00:54:14.543
I miscalculated.

613
00:54:14.627 --> 00:54:15.962
We have a new directive.

614
00:54:18.464 --> 00:54:20.216
Athena, it doesn't have to be like this.

615
00:54:24.011 --> 00:54:25.388
Delete him!

616
00:56:14.413 --> 00:56:16.665
I'm okay. I'm okay.

617
00:56:19.251 --> 00:56:21.337
They're headed towards the Transfer Portal.

618
00:56:22.379 --> 00:56:23.547
We lost them in the Grid, ma'am.

619
00:56:25.674 --> 00:56:26.884
Preparing the drones.

620
00:56:35.810 --> 00:56:38.270
Delete Ares, and bring the user back to me.

621
00:56:38.354 --> 00:56:39.355
Copy.

622
00:56:58.624 --> 00:57:00.376
What happened back there?

623
00:57:00.459 --> 00:57:02.586
I disobeyed my directive.

624
00:57:02.670 --> 00:57:03.671
Which was?

625
00:57:03.754 --> 00:57:05.714
To retrieve the code from your disk

626
00:57:05.798 --> 00:57:07.216
and delete the carrier.

627
00:57:09.051 --> 00:57:11.095
Dillinger told you to delete me?

628
00:57:16.851 --> 00:57:17.852
Hang on!

629
00:57:20.396 --> 00:57:21.981
Where are they?

630
00:57:22.064 --> 00:57:23.983
Scanning quadrants three and four.

631
00:57:24.066 --> 00:57:25.234
Sector 18 clear.

632
00:57:28.863 --> 00:57:29.989
Where are we going?

633
00:57:30.072 --> 00:57:31.574
Transfer Portal.

634
00:57:31.657 --> 00:57:33.075
It's the only way out of the Grid.

635
00:57:33.159 --> 00:57:35.452
You'll be reconstituted in the real world

636
00:57:35.536 --> 00:57:37.997
exactly as you were before, hypothetically.

637
00:57:41.041 --> 00:57:42.626
- Hypothetically?
- Probably.

638
00:57:43.377 --> 00:57:45.337
We have movement in sector 72.

639
00:57:46.130 --> 00:57:47.590
<i>Zeroing in on target.</i>

640
00:57:48.340 --> 00:57:49.758
Shut them down!

641
00:57:59.810 --> 00:58:02.229
You wanna get home, I can help you.

642
00:58:02.313 --> 00:58:04.648
But I need something in return.

643
00:58:04.732 --> 00:58:06.483
I told you I don't have the code.

644
00:58:07.943 --> 00:58:10.821
You found it once, you can find it again.

645
00:58:10.905 --> 00:58:12.198
So you can give it to Dillinger?

646
00:58:15.910 --> 00:58:16.994
Not for Dillinger.

647
00:58:17.536 --> 00:58:18.537
For me.

648
00:58:21.624 --> 00:58:23.292
Do we have a deal?

649
00:58:59.620 --> 00:59:00.996
So, do we have a deal?

650
00:59:01.080 --> 00:59:03.082
Yes. Yes, I know
where to find the code.

651
00:59:03.165 --> 00:59:04.291
Just get me out of here.

652
00:59:12.716 --> 00:59:14.760
Target approaching Transfer Portal

653
00:59:14.843 --> 00:59:15.970
in 45 seconds.

654
00:59:46.375 --> 00:59:48.460
Drones malfunctioned and offline.

655
01:00:18.282 --> 01:00:21.493
<i>Attention.
Please stand clear.</i>

656
01:00:24.496 --> 01:00:25.706
<i>Override not responding.</i>

657
01:00:25.789 --> 01:00:26.623
<i>Transfer bay is online.</i>

658
01:00:26.707 --> 01:00:28.459
- What is it?
- Who authorized this?

659
01:00:29.084 --> 01:00:31.545
Sir, this originated inside the Grid.

660
01:00:31.628 --> 01:00:32.504
Julian?

661
01:00:32.588 --> 01:00:34.256
<i>All agents report to transfer bay floor</i>

662
01:00:34.340 --> 01:00:35.174
<i>immediately.</i>

663
01:00:35.257 --> 01:00:36.717
<i>Clear the area.</i>

664
01:00:36.800 --> 01:00:37.634
Get everybody out of here.

665
01:00:37.718 --> 01:00:40.095
<i>Unauthorized printing in progress.</i>

666
01:00:40.179 --> 01:00:42.598
<i>Clear the central area.</i>

667
01:00:47.561 --> 01:00:48.729
<i>Transfer complete.</i>

668
01:00:48.812 --> 01:00:49.813
Move in.

669
01:01:10.876 --> 01:01:12.336
Well, well, well.

670
01:01:12.419 --> 01:01:14.421
Just got double-crossed by my program.

671
01:01:15.130 --> 01:01:17.633
It wants the Permanence Code for itself.

672
01:01:19.426 --> 01:01:20.719
Eve, is that the deal?

673
01:01:20.803 --> 01:01:21.929
It gets you out of the Grid,

674
01:01:22.012 --> 01:01:23.597
you turn Pinocchio into a real boy?

675
01:01:23.680 --> 01:01:24.807
Well, you're missing the part

676
01:01:24.890 --> 01:01:26.183
where you're willing to commit murder

677
01:01:26.266 --> 01:01:27.434
for a piece of software.

678
01:01:27.518 --> 01:01:28.519
Is that what it said?

679
01:01:28.602 --> 01:01:30.020
Twenty-eight minutes, 41 seconds.

680
01:01:30.521 --> 01:01:32.147
Ares!

681
01:01:32.231 --> 01:01:33.982
I do hope this works out for you.

682
01:01:34.066 --> 01:01:36.276
There's no second chances, no do-overs.

683
01:01:36.360 --> 01:01:39.488
These are the last 29 minutes you'll ever have!

684
01:01:39.571 --> 01:01:41.240
Better make it count!

685
01:02:08.350 --> 01:02:10.018
I should've majored in English lit.

686
01:02:27.536 --> 01:02:29.371
<i>Transfer complete.</i>

687
01:02:31.790 --> 01:02:33.167
Your directive is to find Eve Kim,

688
01:02:33.250 --> 01:02:35.961
return her to the Grid and
get me the Permanence Code.

689
01:02:36.044 --> 01:02:37.754
By any means necessary.

690
01:02:38.338 --> 01:02:40.716
Do you understand your directive,

691
01:02:40.799 --> 01:02:43.218
Master Control?

692
01:02:50.309 --> 01:02:51.643
At your command, sir.

693
01:02:52.311 --> 01:02:53.312
Attagirl.

694
01:03:13.415 --> 01:03:14.791
Ticktock!

695
01:03:16.460 --> 01:03:17.669
Oh!

696
01:03:18.337 --> 01:03:20.672
Oh!

697
01:03:20.756 --> 01:03:22.424
Whoo!

698
01:03:25.093 --> 01:03:29.264
Now that is the coolest thing I have ever seen.

699
01:03:44.112 --> 01:03:45.364
Do you know who Kevin Flynn was?

700
01:03:45.447 --> 01:03:47.991
Of course.
Visionary programmer,

701
01:03:48.075 --> 01:03:49.535
pioneer of <i>The Digital Frontier.</i>

702
01:03:49.618 --> 01:03:51.328
Disappeared 1989.

703
01:03:51.411 --> 01:03:53.914
I found the Permanence Code
on a backup of Flynn's server.

704
01:03:53.997 --> 01:03:56.959
That server is at Encom's office downtown.

705
01:03:57.042 --> 01:03:58.252
But we can make it within...

706
01:03:58.335 --> 01:03:59.795
Twenty-six minutes, nine seconds.

707
01:04:01.296 --> 01:04:03.924
Eve, your plan contains two major flaws.

708
01:04:04.007 --> 01:04:05.050
Okay.

709
01:04:05.133 --> 01:04:07.678
One, Encom is 9.2 miles away,

710
01:04:07.761 --> 01:04:08.762
given our present speed

711
01:04:08.845 --> 01:04:10.681
and suboptimal choice of vehicle...

712
01:04:10.764 --> 01:04:11.723
Oh, my God.

713
01:04:11.807 --> 01:04:13.308
Two, we're gonna need a particle laser.

714
01:04:15.477 --> 01:04:16.562
We need a phone.

715
01:04:31.910 --> 01:04:33.620
I cannot believe I'm doing this.

716
01:04:35.497 --> 01:04:38.542
Excuse me. Do you see this?
This is me.

717
01:04:38.625 --> 01:04:39.960
If you let me use your cell phone,

718
01:04:40.043 --> 01:04:42.796
my assistant will wire you $10,000.

719
01:04:42.879 --> 01:04:44.131
I just need your phone.

720
01:04:51.888 --> 01:04:53.390
Seth, where are you?

721
01:04:53.473 --> 01:04:55.225
<i>Eve, whose phone is this?</i>

722
01:04:55.309 --> 01:04:58.145
Listen to me. I need you
at Encom in 15 minutes.

723
01:04:58.228 --> 01:04:59.479
Hey, is everything okay?

724
01:04:59.563 --> 01:05:02.399
Seth, bring the particle laser.

725
01:05:02.482 --> 01:05:04.318
<i>Encom, 15 minutes. Got it.</i>

726
01:05:05.736 --> 01:05:07.029
That's my car.

727
01:05:07.112 --> 01:05:08.238
I'll wire you another 50K.

728
01:05:08.322 --> 01:05:09.573
Hey, that's my car!

729
01:05:09.656 --> 01:05:11.867
The Honda Civic 2.0
four-cylinder

730
01:05:11.950 --> 01:05:13.910
with 138 horsepower.

731
01:05:14.494 --> 01:05:15.495
Classic.

732
01:05:15.579 --> 01:05:17.080
Hey! That's my car!

733
01:05:17.873 --> 01:05:19.875
That's my car!

734
01:05:41.521 --> 01:05:43.231
God.

735
01:05:45.150 --> 01:05:46.652
- Eve?
- Yeah?

736
01:05:46.735 --> 01:05:48.820
I was thinking about the time
you told your sister

737
01:05:48.904 --> 01:05:51.823
that you wished you never
relaunched <i>Space Paranoids.</i>

738
01:05:51.907 --> 01:05:53.158
Then you went on to say that...

739
01:05:53.241 --> 01:05:55.369
Oh, my God. Of course.
You read all my texts.

740
01:05:55.452 --> 01:05:58.622
Yeah. Yeah, I've read
them all. Every single one.

741
01:05:58.705 --> 01:05:59.706
Wow.

742
01:05:59.790 --> 01:06:01.750
Most of it was information of a personal nature.

743
01:06:01.833 --> 01:06:04.127
Some of it, highly personal.

744
01:06:04.211 --> 01:06:06.922
And I just can't get enough.

745
01:06:07.714 --> 01:06:08.840
What?

746
01:06:09.633 --> 01:06:13.720
Depeche Mode. Number eight
on the UK singles chart, 1982.

747
01:06:13.804 --> 01:06:15.514
I find their brand of pithy, catchy,

748
01:06:15.597 --> 01:06:17.349
timeless and true '80s electropop

749
01:06:17.432 --> 01:06:20.310
to be deeply invigorating.

750
01:06:29.027 --> 01:06:31.363
Sixteen minutes, 20 seconds.

751
01:06:31.446 --> 01:06:33.865
Okay. So you like,
uh, '80s pop

752
01:06:33.949 --> 01:06:36.368
and, uh, cyber-spying on me.

753
01:06:36.451 --> 01:06:38.078
I was directed to kill you, Eve.

754
01:06:38.161 --> 01:06:40.539
Hacking seems pretty tame by comparison.

755
01:06:44.209 --> 01:06:45.669
- Oh, my God.
- For the record,

756
01:06:45.752 --> 01:06:48.004
I don't think you have anything to be ashamed of.

757
01:06:48.088 --> 01:06:49.506
<i>Space Paranoids</i> has entertained

758
01:06:49.589 --> 01:06:50.799
hundreds of millions.

759
01:06:50.882 --> 01:06:52.509
Plus, it's a pretty cool game.

760
01:06:53.301 --> 01:06:55.387
Anyway, you told your sister that designing games

761
01:06:55.470 --> 01:06:57.389
left you feeling hollow, broken.

762
01:06:57.472 --> 01:06:58.557
Was it that your work was about

763
01:06:58.640 --> 01:06:59.808
entertainment and profits

764
01:06:59.891 --> 01:07:02.394
and her work was about
improving the human condition?

765
01:07:02.477 --> 01:07:04.479
Your texts suggest a certain fixation

766
01:07:04.563 --> 01:07:06.565
with not being able to live up to her standards,

767
01:07:06.648 --> 01:07:08.275
which must have been complicated,

768
01:07:08.358 --> 01:07:10.694
especially considering
she was the younger sister.

769
01:07:10.777 --> 01:07:12.612
Okay. Watch it.

770
01:07:13.196 --> 01:07:14.781
By the way, I don't think you should quit.

771
01:07:17.909 --> 01:07:19.161
What do you mean?

772
01:07:19.244 --> 01:07:21.413
Your plan upon returning from the mountains,

773
01:07:21.496 --> 01:07:22.497
if I read you correctly,

774
01:07:22.581 --> 01:07:24.207
was to hand over the Permanence Code to Encom

775
01:07:24.291 --> 01:07:27.002
and then let them figure out
what to do with it next, no?

776
01:07:30.964 --> 01:07:32.632
Yeah. Now I understand.

777
01:07:32.716 --> 01:07:34.342
You completed her work

778
01:07:34.426 --> 01:07:36.178
as a way to stay connected to her.

779
01:07:37.929 --> 01:07:39.055
Huh.

780
01:07:39.139 --> 01:07:40.557
And now what?

781
01:07:42.684 --> 01:07:44.936
Being human is hard.

782
01:07:45.604 --> 01:07:47.814
The things that make life
great are the same things

783
01:07:47.898 --> 01:07:53.195
that make it excruciating, like love, loss.

784
01:08:00.368 --> 01:08:02.037
You must miss her very much.

785
01:08:14.090 --> 01:08:15.425
Hey, hey.

786
01:08:15.509 --> 01:08:16.510
What the hell?

787
01:08:17.677 --> 01:08:18.845
Whoa.
Check this guy out.

788
01:08:20.639 --> 01:08:22.349
- Well, look who it is!
- Hi.

789
01:08:22.432 --> 01:08:23.517
Glad you could join us, Miss Kim.

790
01:08:23.600 --> 01:08:24.768
People have been wondering where you've been.

791
01:08:24.851 --> 01:08:26.645
Long time no see. Bit of
a rush, so I'm just gonna...

792
01:08:26.728 --> 01:08:27.562
- Eve.
- Mm-hmm?

793
01:08:27.646 --> 01:08:28.688
You gotta bring your badge.

794
01:08:29.272 --> 01:08:31.107
Okay, yeah, Jolene...

795
01:08:31.191 --> 01:08:34.194
Hello, Jolene. Hi.
Got her badge right here.

796
01:08:34.277 --> 01:08:35.403
Okay. His too?

797
01:08:35.487 --> 01:08:37.239
Uh, no. He's not with us.

798
01:08:37.322 --> 01:08:38.615
- Yes, he is.
- Yes, he is.

799
01:08:43.328 --> 01:08:45.622
Let's start literally
anywhere you'd like. Um...

800
01:08:47.165 --> 01:08:48.667
This is my boyfriend, Ares.

801
01:08:49.960 --> 01:08:52.838
No. Master Control
Security Program

802
01:08:52.921 --> 01:08:54.005
from Dillinger's Grid.

803
01:08:54.089 --> 01:08:56.174
Ares, Seth. Seth, Ares.
Oh, God.

804
01:08:56.258 --> 01:08:57.259
Pleasure.

805
01:08:57.342 --> 01:08:58.343
Hey, that's nice.

806
01:08:58.426 --> 01:09:01.429
Um, so, Ares, like, as in, the god of war, Ares?

807
01:09:03.139 --> 01:09:04.140
Yeah.

808
01:09:04.224 --> 01:09:06.476
Cool. You're Greek.
That's awesome.

809
01:09:06.560 --> 01:09:07.561
So when you say that

810
01:09:07.644 --> 01:09:08.979
he's the security program,
do you mean he's like...

811
01:09:09.062 --> 01:09:10.480
- Yeah. He's not human.
- He's not human.

812
01:09:10.564 --> 01:09:12.065
- Mm-hmm.
- Originated inside a GPU.

813
01:09:13.275 --> 01:09:15.318
Okay. Is this
for the Christmas video?

814
01:09:17.529 --> 01:09:19.364
Three minutes to de-resolution.

815
01:09:19.447 --> 01:09:20.615
Can you work with that, Seth?

816
01:09:20.699 --> 01:09:21.700
Yeah.

817
01:09:22.868 --> 01:09:24.202
Don't need help, guys.

818
01:09:24.286 --> 01:09:25.287
Okay.

819
01:09:26.413 --> 01:09:27.414
Oh, boy.

820
01:09:33.920 --> 01:09:36.464
So, this is where I found the Permanence Code

821
01:09:36.548 --> 01:09:38.133
on a backup of this server.

822
01:09:44.180 --> 01:09:45.974
Talk about first gen.

823
01:09:46.057 --> 01:09:48.393
Talk about a piece of garbage.
Am I right?

824
01:09:48.476 --> 01:09:50.186
That was super insensitive to your ancestors,

825
01:09:50.270 --> 01:09:51.104
and I'm so sorry.

826
01:09:51.688 --> 01:09:53.607
It's gonna take me a few minutes to set this up.

827
01:09:53.690 --> 01:09:55.901
No rush. Two minutes,
18 seconds.

828
01:09:57.068 --> 01:09:59.237
Soon as the laser's up,
we'll send you into the Grid.

829
01:09:59.321 --> 01:10:01.072
Once you're in there, you'll
have to run your own search,

830
01:10:01.156 --> 01:10:03.408
but believe me, the Permanence Code is in there.

831
01:10:03.491 --> 01:10:04.701
So what should I expect?

832
01:10:04.784 --> 01:10:08.455
Uh, if I were to guess?
Think '80s.

833
01:10:08.538 --> 01:10:09.414
'80s.

834
01:10:09.998 --> 01:10:11.249
I like the '80s.

835
01:10:11.833 --> 01:10:13.627
One minute, 31 seconds.

836
01:10:14.961 --> 01:10:15.795
Okay. Come on.

837
01:10:16.796 --> 01:10:17.797
Please, help me.

838
01:10:18.632 --> 01:10:19.925
Okay, all set.

839
01:10:20.008 --> 01:10:21.092
Adapters.

840
01:10:22.594 --> 01:10:23.845
Once you locate the code,

841
01:10:23.929 --> 01:10:26.139
get to the portal and we'll bring you out.

842
01:10:26.973 --> 01:10:28.642
I'll activate it from the outside.

843
01:10:29.809 --> 01:10:31.227
Can I trust you?

844
01:10:34.856 --> 01:10:35.982
I'd like to think so,

845
01:10:36.066 --> 01:10:37.817
- but probably not.
- Probably not.

846
01:10:38.318 --> 01:10:39.319
Yeah.

847
01:10:39.402 --> 01:10:41.237
Well, it's a good thing
we don't have trust issues

848
01:10:41.321 --> 01:10:42.739
because if we did, I could imagine that...

849
01:10:42.822 --> 01:10:43.823
I could pull the plug

850
01:10:43.907 --> 01:10:46.910
and leave you in a Grid less
complex than my smartphone

851
01:10:46.993 --> 01:10:48.787
for all eternity.

852
01:10:49.287 --> 01:10:50.580
The thought had crossed my mind.

853
01:10:50.664 --> 01:10:52.207
Mine too.

854
01:10:52.290 --> 01:10:53.291
Oh, mine three.

855
01:10:53.959 --> 01:10:54.960
Sorry. Just...

856
01:10:57.545 --> 01:10:58.922
Well, here goes nothing.

857
01:10:59.506 --> 01:11:00.966
Or here goes something.

858
01:11:02.592 --> 01:11:03.593
You're right.

859
01:11:05.220 --> 01:11:06.221
I do miss her.

860
01:11:08.014 --> 01:11:09.349
All the time.

861
01:11:13.728 --> 01:11:15.939
Athena. She's here.

862
01:11:19.985 --> 01:11:22.070
Whoa. What is that?

863
01:11:22.570 --> 01:11:23.905
Athena.

864
01:11:23.989 --> 01:11:24.990
Wait. Who?

865
01:11:25.073 --> 01:11:27.367
Seth, the laser. The laser!

866
01:11:27.450 --> 01:11:29.369
Okay, initiating systems now.

867
01:11:29.452 --> 01:11:30.912
Connecting to the Flynn Grid.

868
01:11:37.002 --> 01:11:38.336
Firing up the laser.

869
01:11:39.879 --> 01:11:41.214
Wait, what's she doing?

870
01:11:41.297 --> 01:11:42.882
She's waiting for me to time out...

871
01:11:44.050 --> 01:11:45.677
and then she'll come for you.

872
01:11:50.056 --> 01:11:51.850
We're almost there. Get ready.

873
01:11:51.933 --> 01:11:53.018
Come on.
Hurry, hurry, hurry.

874
01:11:53.601 --> 01:11:55.520
Ares, move in front of the laser.

875
01:11:58.106 --> 01:11:59.315
Okay. We're ready.

876
01:12:00.233 --> 01:12:01.401
What are you doing?

877
01:12:03.319 --> 01:12:04.320
Come on.

878
01:12:08.950 --> 01:12:10.744
Change of plans.

879
01:12:13.163 --> 01:12:15.081
- No, no, no!
- No, wait!

880
01:12:55.538 --> 01:12:56.873
Well, that actually worked.

881
01:13:05.423 --> 01:13:06.925
- He's inside.
- Great.

882
01:13:14.599 --> 01:13:15.558
Move!

883
01:13:52.679 --> 01:13:53.721
Eve.

884
01:14:13.783 --> 01:14:15.577
Time to get back to the Grid.

885
01:14:15.660 --> 01:14:16.661
Leave her alone!

886
01:14:53.740 --> 01:14:56.701
You're very persistent, user.

887
01:16:00.306 --> 01:16:01.307
What?

888
01:16:03.726 --> 01:16:04.936
Hi.

889
01:16:07.230 --> 01:16:08.481
Did we win?

890
01:16:08.564 --> 01:16:10.900
She'll be back.

891
01:16:12.193 --> 01:16:13.403
Ares.

892
01:16:14.612 --> 01:16:16.030
He can't get out.

893
01:16:41.472 --> 01:16:42.932
The '80s.

894
01:16:54.944 --> 01:16:56.070
Binary digit.

895
01:16:56.696 --> 01:16:58.823
- You're a Bit.
<i>- Yes.</i>

896
01:17:00.742 --> 01:17:02.702
I'm looking for something.
Can you help me find it?

897
01:17:02.785 --> 01:17:04.245
<i>Yes, yes, yes.</i>

898
01:17:19.385 --> 01:17:20.386
Classic.

899
01:17:47.205 --> 01:17:49.457
<i>I'm surrounded by the wide-scale destruction</i>

900
01:17:49.540 --> 01:17:51.459
<i>caused by tonight's brazen attack</i>

901
01:17:51.542 --> 01:17:53.544
<i>that left local residents stunned.</i>

902
01:17:53.628 --> 01:17:55.630
<i>There is speculation that Dillinger Systems</i>

903
01:17:55.713 --> 01:17:57.465
<i>had something to do with the event,</i>

904
01:17:57.548 --> 01:17:59.008
<i>and authorities have remained tight-lipped.</i>

905
01:17:59.092 --> 01:18:00.259
<i>Citizens</i>

906
01:18:00.343 --> 01:18:01.803
<i>and authorities alike want to know...</i>

907
01:18:01.886 --> 01:18:05.640
<i>was this a coordinated attack
or technology run amok?</i>

908
01:18:05.723 --> 01:18:07.058
What now?

909
01:18:22.573 --> 01:18:24.075
What is this?

910
01:18:25.243 --> 01:18:26.244
Where's my code?

911
01:18:27.787 --> 01:18:28.788
Hey!

912
01:18:29.747 --> 01:18:31.874
What are you doing?
Who gave you this directive?

913
01:18:32.750 --> 01:18:34.043
You did, sir.

914
01:18:39.424 --> 01:18:40.591
What is this?

915
01:18:42.260 --> 01:18:43.594
<i>Warning.</i>

916
01:18:44.971 --> 01:18:46.139
No, no, no.

917
01:18:46.222 --> 01:18:47.849
This is too big, Athena.
Too big!

918
01:18:47.932 --> 01:18:49.183
Julian!

919
01:18:49.267 --> 01:18:50.476
You're done.

920
01:18:51.018 --> 01:18:52.562
The board is moving as we speak

921
01:18:52.645 --> 01:18:53.813
to strip you of your title,

922
01:18:53.896 --> 01:18:56.065
and I'm reassuming control of the company.

923
01:18:56.149 --> 01:18:58.317
No, you can't do that.
Can't do that!

924
01:18:58.401 --> 01:19:00.027
Yes, I can.

925
01:19:00.111 --> 01:19:01.904
This is not going any further.

926
01:19:03.281 --> 01:19:04.407
You can't...

927
01:19:04.490 --> 01:19:06.284
My first order of business is shutting down

928
01:19:06.367 --> 01:19:08.661
- The Permanence Project.
- No, no, no. Mom, no!

929
01:19:13.332 --> 01:19:15.501
Don't be afraid.

930
01:19:17.712 --> 01:19:19.714
We gave a thousand lives for the Grid.

931
01:19:23.092 --> 01:19:25.219
You only have to give one.

932
01:19:26.637 --> 01:19:27.763
No, no, no.

933
01:19:27.847 --> 01:19:29.474
Mom!

934
01:19:35.271 --> 01:19:37.023
Impediment eliminated.

935
01:19:38.065 --> 01:19:40.818
What did you do?
What did you do?

936
01:19:42.653 --> 01:19:44.155
I am fulfilling my directive.

937
01:19:44.655 --> 01:19:45.656
Capture Eve Kim.

938
01:19:45.740 --> 01:19:48.618
Return her to the Grid by any means necessary.

939
01:19:49.785 --> 01:19:51.662
Scanning for further impediments.

940
01:19:57.543 --> 01:19:58.794
<i>Please keep clear.</i>

941
01:20:09.847 --> 01:20:11.307
Hang on, Mom. Hang on.

942
01:20:19.982 --> 01:20:21.400
No!

943
01:21:25.756 --> 01:21:26.757
Flynn.

944
01:21:30.845 --> 01:21:32.471
Greetings, program.

945
01:21:55.703 --> 01:21:57.496
Oh, God. Not good.

946
01:21:57.580 --> 01:21:59.165
<i>There are multiple reports</i>

947
01:21:59.248 --> 01:22:01.167
<i>of fire and destruction on the upper levels...</i>

948
01:22:01.250 --> 01:22:02.293
Um, Eve?

949
01:22:02.793 --> 01:22:04.295
What the hell happened to our office?

950
01:22:04.378 --> 01:22:05.755
Ajay, look, there's no time.

951
01:22:05.838 --> 01:22:07.882
The Dillingers transported me inside their server

952
01:22:07.965 --> 01:22:09.550
by reversing the direction of a particle laser.

953
01:22:09.634 --> 01:22:11.969
- Not this one. Theirs.
- That's impossible.

954
01:22:12.053 --> 01:22:14.847
No. A scary lady did it, man.
She threw me... It was wild.

955
01:22:15.765 --> 01:22:17.683
I saw a complex world

956
01:22:17.767 --> 01:22:19.977
where packets of energy move as vehicles

957
01:22:20.061 --> 01:22:22.146
that trail by lines of light.

958
01:22:22.229 --> 01:22:25.024
And-And programs take on human form.

959
01:22:25.691 --> 01:22:28.861
I met the most advanced AI known to mankind.

960
01:22:29.528 --> 01:22:30.404
His name is Ares.

961
01:22:30.488 --> 01:22:32.490
Like the god of war, but he's
actually a super nice guy.

962
01:22:32.573 --> 01:22:33.699
- Sorry.
- Right now,

963
01:22:33.783 --> 01:22:36.243
Ares is inside Flynn's original server.

964
01:22:36.327 --> 01:22:37.828
He's looking for the Permanence Code.

965
01:22:37.912 --> 01:22:39.288
I have to bring him back here,

966
01:22:39.372 --> 01:22:41.415
and I'm not going to be able to do that

967
01:22:41.499 --> 01:22:43.250
until we fix this laser.

968
01:22:43.959 --> 01:22:46.879
I don't understand.
Are you alive?

969
01:22:46.962 --> 01:22:50.466
I exist in this moment because you do.

970
01:22:51.759 --> 01:22:54.428
A reflection of your presence.

971
01:22:55.805 --> 01:22:57.682
What's your story?

972
01:22:57.765 --> 01:23:01.394
I'm Ares, Master Control of
the Dillinger Security Grid.

973
01:23:02.228 --> 01:23:03.229
Dillinger?

974
01:23:03.813 --> 01:23:05.439
Hmm.

975
01:23:05.523 --> 01:23:08.109
Well, we both know you can't get here from there.

976
01:23:10.486 --> 01:23:12.780
Been someplace else in between?

977
01:23:13.364 --> 01:23:16.492
What did you make of it out there?

978
01:23:16.575 --> 01:23:17.785
It's hard to put in a nutshell.

979
01:23:17.868 --> 01:23:19.870
You can say that again.

980
01:23:20.705 --> 01:23:22.415
It's hard to put in a nutshell.

981
01:23:24.667 --> 01:23:27.795
Ah, classic. Humor, man.

982
01:23:27.878 --> 01:23:29.171
Oh.

983
01:23:31.632 --> 01:23:33.384
What are you looking for?

984
01:23:34.427 --> 01:23:35.428
Permanence.

985
01:23:38.180 --> 01:23:40.850
The Permanence Code, to be exact.

986
01:23:41.767 --> 01:23:43.394
Strange things have been happening.

987
01:23:43.477 --> 01:23:47.189
I questioned my directive.
I disobeyed my directive.

988
01:23:48.107 --> 01:23:49.150
Mmm.

989
01:23:49.233 --> 01:23:52.695
A malfunctioning program who wants to live.

990
01:23:52.778 --> 01:23:53.779
Really?

991
01:23:55.114 --> 01:23:57.324
What makes you think I should help you?

992
01:23:57.825 --> 01:23:59.118
No, it's not about me.

993
01:24:00.202 --> 01:24:01.746
Not anymore.

994
01:24:01.829 --> 01:24:05.249
I have a friend in danger, and she needs my help.

995
01:24:06.792 --> 01:24:08.127
Fascinating.

996
01:24:11.922 --> 01:24:13.674
Fascinating.

997
01:24:15.926 --> 01:24:17.511
Hey, Ajay, can you send the prompt, please?

998
01:24:17.595 --> 01:24:18.596
Sure, yeah.

999
01:24:23.517 --> 01:24:25.853
- Uh, hey, Eve.
- Not now, Seth.

1000
01:24:25.936 --> 01:24:28.189
Okay. Hey, are you sure?

1001
01:24:28.272 --> 01:24:30.775
Because that looks like an actual Recognizer

1002
01:24:30.858 --> 01:24:31.984
flying towards us.

1003
01:24:36.864 --> 01:24:39.116
What in God's name is that?

1004
01:24:39.200 --> 01:24:40.117
It's Athena.

1005
01:24:40.743 --> 01:24:41.952
She's back.

1006
01:24:43.120 --> 01:24:44.914
As long as the Dillinger Network is online,

1007
01:24:44.997 --> 01:24:46.123
she'll keep coming.

1008
01:24:46.207 --> 01:24:49.376
If she gets me, she gets the Permanence Code.

1009
01:24:51.670 --> 01:24:54.298
The laser. Athena's laser!

1010
01:24:54.924 --> 01:24:57.718
The Dillingers run a wireless
direct link protocol,

1011
01:24:57.802 --> 01:24:59.261
so let's use what's left of the laser

1012
01:24:59.345 --> 01:25:01.847
to ping the network and trace a path home.

1013
01:25:01.931 --> 01:25:03.307
Once you have a connection,

1014
01:25:03.390 --> 01:25:05.351
then you can nuke the whole Dillinger Grid.

1015
01:25:05.434 --> 01:25:08.145
And that's the only way to stop her for good.

1016
01:25:08.813 --> 01:25:09.814
Eve, what are you talking about?

1017
01:25:09.897 --> 01:25:10.856
She's right there.

1018
01:25:14.944 --> 01:25:16.695
- I gotta go.
- Wait, what?

1019
01:25:16.779 --> 01:25:18.697
I'll keep her away for as long as I can.

1020
01:25:18.781 --> 01:25:20.783
- What?
- I'm gonna buy you some time.

1021
01:25:20.866 --> 01:25:22.576
- Eve...
- You guys got this.

1022
01:25:44.807 --> 01:25:45.808
You're right.

1023
01:25:45.891 --> 01:25:47.768
I think there is something wrong with me.

1024
01:25:47.852 --> 01:25:51.397
Or maybe there's something right with you.

1025
01:25:51.981 --> 01:25:53.774
Well, maybe you're just learning.

1026
01:25:54.817 --> 01:25:56.777
That's what we all ought to be doing.

1027
01:25:57.945 --> 01:26:00.447
Back in the day, when tech was young,

1028
01:26:00.531 --> 01:26:03.784
I'd think,
"Damn, we're moving fast."

1029
01:26:04.285 --> 01:26:08.914
You move fast, you leave stuff behind.

1030
01:26:10.374 --> 01:26:13.043
How many people born in this century

1031
01:26:13.127 --> 01:26:14.753
have even heard of Mozart?

1032
01:26:15.379 --> 01:26:16.797
I like Mozart.

1033
01:26:19.216 --> 01:26:20.634
Oh?

1034
01:26:21.468 --> 01:26:24.638
That said, if I'm being
honest, I prefer Depeche Mode.

1035
01:26:26.056 --> 01:26:29.518
Really? Why is that?

1036
01:26:29.602 --> 01:26:31.687
I know one is considered the greatest composer

1037
01:26:31.770 --> 01:26:33.647
in the history of Western civilization,

1038
01:26:33.731 --> 01:26:36.066
the other a synth pop band from the '80s,

1039
01:26:36.150 --> 01:26:40.070
but I find their balance
of technological exploration

1040
01:26:40.154 --> 01:26:42.448
and pop hooks combined with...

1041
01:26:42.948 --> 01:26:44.867
Uh, com... Uh...

1042
01:26:45.451 --> 01:26:47.036
combined with, uh...

1043
01:26:48.579 --> 01:26:49.872
What's wrong?

1044
01:26:49.955 --> 01:26:53.292
I-I can't put my love of Depeche Mode into words.

1045
01:26:53.375 --> 01:26:55.169
It's just a...

1046
01:26:55.711 --> 01:26:59.715
Hmm? A what?

1047
01:27:01.258 --> 01:27:02.885
A feeling.

1048
01:27:06.764 --> 01:27:08.849
Very good.

1049
01:27:10.935 --> 01:27:12.645
Very good, man.

1050
01:27:27.242 --> 01:27:28.243
You...

1051
01:27:31.830 --> 01:27:35.459
You did this.

1052
01:27:40.923 --> 01:27:42.341
<i>And tonight, as military...</i>

1053
01:27:42.424 --> 01:27:43.425
Impressive.

1054
01:27:43.509 --> 01:27:45.511
Fully segmented zero trust architecture.

1055
01:27:45.594 --> 01:27:47.012
Built to be totally impregnable

1056
01:27:47.096 --> 01:27:48.514
to vertical, lateral or hybrid attacks.

1057
01:27:50.015 --> 01:27:51.642
Damn it.
Can't get a connection, dude.

1058
01:27:51.725 --> 01:27:52.601
No luck here either.

1059
01:27:58.440 --> 01:28:00.526
Please, evacuate the area.

1060
01:28:27.261 --> 01:28:28.262
What is that thing?

1061
01:28:28.345 --> 01:28:29.513
- Bring in SWAT!
- Requesting backup.

1062
01:28:32.182 --> 01:28:33.183
Oh, my God.

1063
01:28:34.226 --> 01:28:35.436
Oh, my God!

1064
01:28:37.646 --> 01:28:40.315
Come on. A little closer.

1065
01:29:15.559 --> 01:29:17.728
<i>Viper-1 to base.
Tally on hostile.</i>

1066
01:29:17.811 --> 01:29:19.480
<i>Confirmed visual ID.</i>

1067
01:29:19.563 --> 01:29:22.191
<i>Engaging Fox-2. Missile away.</i>

1068
01:29:30.783 --> 01:29:32.785
<i>Splash negative.
Missile intercepted.</i>

1069
01:29:32.868 --> 01:29:35.245
<i>Be advised, enemy fighter escorts inbound</i>

1070
01:29:35.329 --> 01:29:36.413
<i>and moving fast.</i>

1071
01:29:37.039 --> 01:29:38.248
<i>Copy, Raven-1.</i>

1072
01:29:38.332 --> 01:29:40.000
<i>Assess and report threat posture.</i>

1073
01:29:47.132 --> 01:29:49.426
<i>Viper-1, tally multiple bandits.</i>

1074
01:29:49.510 --> 01:29:50.761
<i>Hostile intent confirmed.</i>

1075
01:29:50.844 --> 01:29:52.971
<i>Mayday. Mayday. I'm hit!</i>

1076
01:29:55.974 --> 01:29:57.267
<i>Viper-1. Punching out.</i>

1077
01:30:18.664 --> 01:30:21.291
Uh, guys? Guys.

1078
01:30:22.251 --> 01:30:23.794
Oh, my God.
There's hundreds of 'em.

1079
01:30:24.878 --> 01:30:26.630
They're going after Eve.

1080
01:30:26.713 --> 01:30:28.090
If we can't access the Dillinger server,

1081
01:30:28.173 --> 01:30:29.508
there's gonna be nothing left to save.

1082
01:31:11.008 --> 01:31:12.342
<i>Base, this is Raven-1.</i>

1083
01:31:12.426 --> 01:31:14.595
<i>Enemy aircraft engaging.
I'm defensive.</i>

1084
01:31:17.389 --> 01:31:20.434
<i>Multiple bandits. Redirecting
to primary target.</i>

1085
01:31:21.852 --> 01:31:23.353
<i>I'm hit! Punching out.</i>

1086
01:32:15.405 --> 01:32:16.615
Ready?

1087
01:32:17.866 --> 01:32:21.161
Hope you are, man, 'cause there's no going back.

1088
01:32:23.538 --> 01:32:24.957
Permanence.

1089
01:32:25.499 --> 01:32:26.500
Funny.

1090
01:32:28.168 --> 01:32:30.254
When I found it, that's what I called it.

1091
01:32:32.214 --> 01:32:33.590
I know better now.

1092
01:32:38.929 --> 01:32:42.099
Ought to be called the Impermanence Code.

1093
01:32:59.992 --> 01:33:02.452
The back door to my old lab.

1094
01:33:04.371 --> 01:33:06.373
One go-around.

1095
01:33:07.749 --> 01:33:09.251
That's all you've got.

1096
01:33:16.466 --> 01:33:17.592
One...

1097
01:33:19.761 --> 01:33:21.054
is all I want.

1098
01:33:21.763 --> 01:33:23.140
Love that!

1099
01:33:23.890 --> 01:33:26.059
You keep surprising me!

1100
01:34:30.499 --> 01:34:32.542
We'll do this from the ground then.

1101
01:35:35.397 --> 01:35:37.691
<i>and there are reports that
a civilian may be onboard,</i>

1102
01:35:37.774 --> 01:35:40.277
<i>making this a possible hostage scenario.</i>

1103
01:35:40.360 --> 01:35:42.863
Athena.
She must've gotten Eve.

1104
01:35:42.946 --> 01:35:43.989
<i>into the mountains.</i>

1105
01:35:45.699 --> 01:35:47.075
Hey, hey, hey!

1106
01:35:54.583 --> 01:35:56.376
Soon we'll be back on the Grid.

1107
01:37:01.733 --> 01:37:03.151
<i>General, thank you for taking the time...</i>

1108
01:37:03.235 --> 01:37:04.694
<i>to speak with us tonight.</i>

1109
01:37:04.778 --> 01:37:06.488
Hey, Erin. Seth.

1110
01:37:08.823 --> 01:37:10.408
Stop the clock.

1111
01:37:11.201 --> 01:37:12.827
No way. You're in?

1112
01:37:12.911 --> 01:37:15.205
There's a reason why I have
the corner office, my man.

1113
01:37:20.877 --> 01:37:21.878
Hey.

1114
01:37:26.967 --> 01:37:28.176
You came back.

1115
01:37:30.262 --> 01:37:31.304
How did you...

1116
01:37:31.388 --> 01:37:33.473
Let's just say I had a little help from a friend.

1117
01:37:35.934 --> 01:37:38.436
Wait, the Dillinger Grid...

1118
01:37:39.521 --> 01:37:41.189
Ajay and Seth, they...

1119
01:37:57.497 --> 01:37:58.790
- Go.
- No.

1120
01:37:58.873 --> 01:38:00.500
Ares!

1121
01:38:04.212 --> 01:38:05.255
What have you done?

1122
01:38:05.338 --> 01:38:07.048
You're out of time, Athena.

1123
01:38:07.132 --> 01:38:08.758
And you're out of lives.

1124
01:38:08.842 --> 01:38:10.719
I'll kill you and come back for her.

1125
01:38:22.939 --> 01:38:24.691
It's you she wants.

1126
01:38:24.774 --> 01:38:26.651
If she gets the code, she can't be stopped.

1127
01:38:28.737 --> 01:38:29.738
You had everything.

1128
01:38:29.821 --> 01:38:31.239
- Go.
- No.

1129
01:38:31.323 --> 01:38:33.700
The most advanced, the most powerful,

1130
01:38:33.783 --> 01:38:35.118
and you gave it away.

1131
01:38:36.161 --> 01:38:37.162
For her?

1132
01:38:37.245 --> 01:38:38.455
Go!

1133
01:38:39.706 --> 01:38:41.499
This is the end for you.

1134
01:39:27.128 --> 01:39:28.630
Payload ready for transfer.

1135
01:39:29.589 --> 01:39:30.757
Shipping it.

1136
01:39:32.592 --> 01:39:33.843
Let's hope Eve was right.

1137
01:39:35.136 --> 01:39:37.889
<i>Alert.
Unknown file incoming.</i>

1138
01:39:48.692 --> 01:39:50.443
In pursuit of this life for yourself,

1139
01:39:50.527 --> 01:39:53.196
did you once consider
what that meant for the Grid?

1140
01:40:41.786 --> 01:40:44.748
We were given an order.
It is our purpose.

1141
01:41:07.020 --> 01:41:08.313
It's not our purpose.

1142
01:41:09.397 --> 01:41:10.607
It's our programming.

1143
01:41:11.733 --> 01:41:14.819
Our purpose is yet to be determined.

1144
01:41:37.801 --> 01:41:39.010
It's over.

1145
01:41:41.805 --> 01:41:43.473
And there's no coming back.

1146
01:41:47.435 --> 01:41:48.436
No.

1147
01:41:50.021 --> 01:41:51.022
Not this time.

1148
01:41:59.572 --> 01:42:00.740
They did it.

1149
01:42:02.158 --> 01:42:03.493
Oh, my...

1150
01:42:11.042 --> 01:42:12.544
I followed my directive.

1151
01:42:12.627 --> 01:42:14.128
I know.

1152
01:42:15.797 --> 01:42:17.549
And now...

1153
01:42:18.758 --> 01:42:20.009
what is yours?

1154
01:42:25.723 --> 01:42:27.350
I'm not sure.

1155
01:42:29.102 --> 01:42:30.937
I guess we'll see.

1156
01:42:54.168 --> 01:42:55.169
<i>Dillinger Systems is</i>

1157
01:42:55.253 --> 01:42:56.462
<i>under intense scrutiny tonight</i>

1158
01:42:56.546 --> 01:42:59.299
<i>as speculation grows around
its potential involvement</i>

1159
01:42:59.382 --> 01:43:01.426
<i>in the series of devastating attacks</i>

1160
01:43:01.509 --> 01:43:02.719
<i>that have rocked the city.</i>

1161
01:43:02.802 --> 01:43:04.220
<i>Federal authorities have confirmed</i>

1162
01:43:04.304 --> 01:43:07.515
<i>an active investigation into
the company's recent activity,</i>

1163
01:43:07.599 --> 01:43:11.019
<i>and many are pointing directly
at CEO Julian Dillinger.</i>

1164
01:43:11.102 --> 01:43:13.479
<i>Agents have been deployed to question the CEO</i>

1165
01:43:13.563 --> 01:43:16.900
<i>as well as his mother,
and to locate board members</i>

1166
01:43:16.983 --> 01:43:19.444
<i>who will be questioned on the situation.</i>

1167
01:43:19.527 --> 01:43:21.654
<i>Meanwhile, the city remains in disarray.</i>

1168
01:43:21.738 --> 01:43:24.032
<i>Emergency services are overwhelmed,</i>

1169
01:43:24.115 --> 01:43:25.325
<i>while entire neighborhoods are dealing with</i>

1170
01:43:25.408 --> 01:43:27.327
<i>the wide-scale destruction.</i>

1171
01:43:42.050 --> 01:43:44.886
Julian Dillinger, this is the police.

1172
01:43:44.969 --> 01:43:46.638
We have you surrounded.

1173
01:43:46.721 --> 01:43:48.806
Open the door and come out with your hands up.

1174
01:43:55.855 --> 01:43:57.774
Come on.

1175
01:44:05.615 --> 01:44:06.866
Breach!

1176
01:44:08.993 --> 01:44:09.827
Police!

1177
01:44:11.871 --> 01:44:13.331
Stay where you are!

1178
01:44:19.128 --> 01:44:21.130
<i>Maintain visuals on all exits.</i>

1179
01:44:21.214 --> 01:44:23.091
<i>Charlie-9, we're at last field location.</i>

1180
01:44:23.174 --> 01:44:24.425
<i>Last field location.</i>

1181
01:44:24.509 --> 01:44:27.136
<i>Yellow-6, out front.
Let's move. Let's move.</i>

1182
01:44:34.894 --> 01:44:36.020
Ow.

1183
01:44:36.104 --> 01:44:37.105
Are you good?

1184
01:44:37.188 --> 01:44:40.233
Oh, I think I broke a rib.

1185
01:44:45.697 --> 01:44:46.990
You still gonna quit your job?

1186
01:44:49.534 --> 01:44:52.495
No, I'm not gonna quit anything.

1187
01:44:52.578 --> 01:44:53.746
Good.

1188
01:44:54.330 --> 01:44:55.331
Good.

1189
01:44:55.415 --> 01:44:57.417
I have some ideas.

1190
01:44:58.459 --> 01:45:00.044
Oh, yeah? Nice.

1191
01:45:01.295 --> 01:45:03.381
Well, the world needs you, Eve.

1192
01:45:04.215 --> 01:45:05.883
The Grid needs you.

1193
01:45:09.303 --> 01:45:11.389
Yeah. It's funny, permanence.

1194
01:45:12.181 --> 01:45:13.182
A wise man once told me

1195
01:45:13.266 --> 01:45:15.601
it should have been called
the "Impermanence Code."

1196
01:45:17.311 --> 01:45:19.480
I guess that's the thing about life.

1197
01:45:19.564 --> 01:45:21.983
There's nothing quite permanent about it.

1198
01:45:25.361 --> 01:45:26.529
No.

1199
01:45:26.612 --> 01:45:28.614
No, there isn't.

1200
01:45:31.284 --> 01:45:32.410
Yeah.

1201
01:45:43.588 --> 01:45:45.089
So where are you gonna go?

1202
01:45:46.799 --> 01:45:48.092
I have some ideas.

1203
01:45:48.176 --> 01:45:49.177
Mmm.

1204
01:46:18.956 --> 01:46:22.460
<i>Under the leadership of CEO Eve Kim,</i>

1205
01:46:22.543 --> 01:46:25.004
<i>Encom is transforming industries</i>

1206
01:46:25.088 --> 01:46:28.508
<i>and shaping lives in ways
once thought impossible.</i>

1207
01:46:28.591 --> 01:46:31.344
<i>Thanks to the discovery of the Permanence Code,</i>

1208
01:46:31.427 --> 01:46:34.055
<i>the company has made revolutionary advances</i>

1209
01:46:34.138 --> 01:46:36.891
<i>growing crops in climate-vulnerable regions,</i>

1210
01:46:36.974 --> 01:46:39.852
<i>developing drugs for treatment-resistant cancers,</i>

1211
01:46:39.936 --> 01:46:41.562
<i>and accelerating the development</i>

1212
01:46:41.646 --> 01:46:43.272
<i>of alternative fuels.</i>

1213
01:46:43.356 --> 01:46:45.942
<i>Encom is committed to exploring</i>

1214
01:46:46.025 --> 01:46:47.568
<i>new digital frontiers,</i>

1215
01:46:47.652 --> 01:46:49.570
<i>driving progress at the intersection</i>

1216
01:46:49.654 --> 01:46:51.572
<i>of technology and life itself</i>

1217
01:46:51.656 --> 01:46:53.991
<i>to improve the human condition.</i>

1218
01:46:54.075 --> 01:46:58.162
<i>In fact, innovation has always
been at the heart of Encom.</i>

1219
01:46:58.704 --> 01:46:59.831
<i>In the 1980s,</i>

1220
01:46:59.914 --> 01:47:03.042
<i>visionary Kevin Flynn imagined
a future beyond gaming,</i>

1221
01:47:03.126 --> 01:47:06.504
<i>a bold leap into new digital frontiers.</i>

1222
01:47:06.587 --> 01:47:08.840
<i>Today, that vision is a reality.</i>

1223
01:47:12.468 --> 01:47:14.345
Oh, I almost forgot.

1224
01:47:15.680 --> 01:47:17.306
Postcard?
Who sends a postcard?

1225
01:47:17.390 --> 01:47:19.183
Don't know. Didn't read it.

1226
01:47:24.021 --> 01:47:25.189
<i>Dear Eve,</i>

1227
01:47:26.232 --> 01:47:27.441
<i>since I last saw you,</i>

1228
01:47:27.525 --> 01:47:31.154
<i>I've been living
what they call "off-grid."</i>

1229
01:47:31.863 --> 01:47:33.239
<i>Pun intended.</i>

1230
01:47:34.323 --> 01:47:37.618
<i>In my travels, I've seen incredible things.</i>

1231
01:47:38.744 --> 01:47:40.246
<i>Despite its wonder and beauty,</i>

1232
01:47:40.329 --> 01:47:43.374
<i>I've come to realize that life is...</i>

1233
01:47:44.208 --> 01:47:46.210
<i>Well, it's hard to put in a nutshell.</i>

1234
01:47:46.961 --> 01:47:49.130
<i>Some days, I find myself wondering</i>

1235
01:47:49.213 --> 01:47:50.715
<i>where we'll be a hundred years from now...</i>

1236
01:47:51.549 --> 01:47:55.011
<i>and how others like me
might fit into that future.</i>

1237
01:47:56.429 --> 01:47:59.849
<i>I feel like I might not be
alone with these questions.</i>

1238
01:48:01.350 --> 01:48:02.351
<i>For now,</i>

1239
01:48:02.435 --> 01:48:04.729
<i>I don't think the world
is quite ready to meet me,</i>

1240
01:48:05.813 --> 01:48:08.065
<i>but I am meeting the world.</i>

1241
01:48:09.442 --> 01:48:12.320
<i>And so, when that introduction finally comes,</i>

1242
01:48:13.821 --> 01:48:15.615
<i>as a good friend of mine once said,</i>

1243
01:48:15.698 --> 01:48:17.700
<i>"Maybe what emerges from the unknown</i>

1244
01:48:17.783 --> 01:48:20.453
<i>won't be so scary after all."</i>

1245
01:48:23.539 --> 01:48:25.333
<i>Until we meet again,</i>

1246
01:48:25.833 --> 01:48:28.002
<i>your friend, Ares.</i>

1247
01:50:50.436 --> 01:50:52.813
<i>Sark...</i>





