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are just disappeared.
And you want him
to go in and test it?
Maybe it's time
for me to interject
into the conversation
that they have offered
double your standard fee, that's
five mil, right? In advance.
So you like this?
Look, I'm a numbers guy.
You're the artist, Ray.
From a financial standpoint, I like it.
Yes, I like it very much.
Beyond the money,
Mr. Breslin,
the people that are
sent to this place
should not be allowed out
into the real world.
Every one of them is a potential
game changer. For the worse.
All right.
Guidelines?
The usual. Full work. Alias. Cover story.
Contact. Evac number. Right?
Well, the only difference is to fully
test the security of the system
it's essential that none of you
know the location
of the incarceration.
Will that present a problem?
Yes. Yes, it would.
When do we start?
We just did.
You and your new identity will
be picked up from this location
by private contractors
24 hours from now.
I don't like this.
And you don't like her.
Um, don't flatter yourself.
We're going against
every protocol and guideline
that you yourself
have insisted on
every single time
that you've gone in.
And I don't like her.
You're right. There's nothing
to like about any of it.
Then why do it? Because
he's ambitious and greedy.
You say that like
it's a bad thing.
Profile.
Name, Anthony Portos.
Born Madrid.
Mother died when you were 13.
Raised by your
father in the U.S.
You were suspected of manufacturing
bombs that have been used
across Europe and South America
for the last 10 years.
Contact on site?
Warden's name is Roger Marsh.
Evacuation code?
3-1-0-2-7-5.
All right. Let's do it.
Tag him.
No. I don't need this.
Really.
Yeah, you do.
It's non-negotiable.
You think I'm
letting you go in cold?
This gets old.
Man the f*** up.
Try it some time.
Sounds good, boss man.
Any time you want to retire...
I've been taking' notes.
I'm ready to step up.
Where am I gonna find another
techno-thug as gifted as you?
Freak of nature.
Yeah, very rare.
There you are, baby.
Transponder's good.
It's like having me
right on your shoulder.
Where else?
Hey, don't forget
to write us. All right?
Ah.
Sh*t!
Hold it!
Put him to sleep.
Prisoner 7458.
Anthony Portos.
Welcome to the International
Detainee Unit intake.
I'm Warden Hobbes.
Hobbes.
Where's Warden Marsh?
There is no Warden Marsh.
What, am I disoriented?
Is that it?
I guess that must be it.
And I didn't see a man killed
on a transport helicopter
and thrown out either, right?
Mr. Portos,
your intake is finished.
Wait!
My evacuation
code is 3-1-0-2-7-5.
Evacuation code?
Yes. Evacuation code.
Meaning you give me a number and you
walk out of here free as a bird?
No. I don't think so.
You're here now.
And you belong to me.
Your intake is finished.
Wait...
I have an evacuation code!
Anything?
Getting a ghost bounce, same as yesterday.
I can't find him.
You ran a full diagnostic
on the system?
Twice.
Run it again.
All prisoners
A-Block proceed to Babylon.
All prisoners A-Block
to proceed to Babylon.
Portos.
Everybody's days are
numbered in Babylon!
Babylon, death, death!
Hey!
Go make some friends.
You're gonna need them.
Assalam-alaikum.
Hey!
Stay down! Stay down!
New fish. We own you!
Back off!
Last time.
Back away.
Portos. Hmm.
Rottmayer.
Emil Rottmayer.
Really not much in a
hand-shaking mood right now.
Okay.
Your name.
The fourth Musketeer.
It's a good name.
Why are you in here?
Why do you care?
I used to work security for a
guy by the name of Manheim.
Victor Manheim.
Have you heard of the name?
Manheim, let me see... No.
He's a genius.
Really?
He has this habit
of taking money
from the rich
and giving it to the poor.
You've heard
that story before...
I've heard that story.
Yeah.
Now they're trying to find him.
But I'm not gonna help them.
Okay.
So f*** 'em!
Right. F*** 'em.
Portos, don't get killed.
If you say so.
Last time they killed
a guy in here,
they let his body rot
for three days. Hmm.
Oh, and they canceled
the prison dance.
Wouldn't want
to f*** up the prom.
Morning, sir.
That's another
beautiful piece, sir.
You lied to me.
I lied to you?
I'm not sure what...
No, no.
You say nothing.
What am I supposed to tell the
client about the man you killed?
That he just jumped,
like you said?
This isn't a free-for-all. We're
paid to prevent him from jumping.
And I can't get proof
of life from a dead man.
So...
You will be docked
the entire price of the asset.
equals a month of my pay.
Then you're lucky the man you
killed was not high value.
That is all, Drake.
Allahu Akbar.
Allahu Akbar.
Hey, Portos! Look at this.
There's no sunrise, no sunset, but
still they pray all the time.
Don't you find
that interesting?
Not really.
You look like the kind of a guy
that finds things interesting.
You've done time before?
Allahu Akbar.
Why all the questions?
That's how I learn things.
You really ought
Portos!!
What?
Need a favor?
The favor man.
For a man who is
not interested,
you're doing a lot of looking.
What do you need?
I need to get into
the isolation area.
No, you really don't.
Yeah, I really do.
Call it a favor.
Okay?
Okay.
Good. Ah!
That's a favor?
Sometimes favors hurt.
Really?
Come on.
Okay.
Let's see what you can do.
All right.
You hit like a vegetarian.
Do I? You can do
better than that.
Come on.
All right.
Let's see it.
Try this.
Hurt?
That was good.
Look what's coming!
Relax. It's pretend.
Guess boys will be boys.
That's enough.
Ah!
Ah!
Put them
in the box! Now!
You can thank me later.
They knew he was tagged.
Of course they knew. Who do
you think these guys are?
What do you think,
they're a bunch of
yahoos from one of
those BOP facilities?
This is the shadow world. These
guys, they invented this sh*t.
Why do you think
they pay us all that money?
Remember what
the guidelines were.
What the f*** are you talking about?
There are no guidelines.
Now, you call that CIA b*tch.
Hush...
Motherf***er.
All right.
I'll make the call.
Abigail, you got to keep him
away from me, all right?
Give me your arm.
You'll live.
How does a doctor work
in a place like this?
Would you prefer
there wasn't a doctor here?
Where is "here"?
Hey, Doc, let's wrap it up.
Doc...
What did he ask you?
He...
Wanted to know
how his dehydration
compared
to the other detainees.
And what did you tell him?
I don't care.
That's what I told him.
Get him out of there.
Did you find what you were
looking for in the box?
All prisoners
back to their cells.
All prisoners
back to their cells.
Who were you before you
came in here, Portos?
You're always watching the room,
always watching everything.
Are you asking
what I used to do?
Yeah.
I'll tell you,
but I need a little favor.
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