Last Man Standing Page #5
- TV-PG
- Year:
- 2011
- 30 min
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Clear right.
- One up.
- Two up.
- Three clear.
- Room clear.
Clear!
Go, go, go, go.
Clear left.
Clear right.
Clear right.
Room clear.
Watch your left side.
Watch your left side.
Put your gun on the counter.
Room clear!
Right. Call your boss.
Sir!
Watch your right!
We got her!
Hold, hold, hold, hold.
Back off.
Back off!
Give her some room.
Are you in charge here?
Yes, I am.
My name is Agent Tyler.
Everyone clear out
but Agent Tyler.
I think they're waiting
to hear from you.
Everyone out.
Now!
All right. Tyler, over here,
nice and slow.
Cuff Agent Tyler's hands
behind his back.
All right, out the back.
Close the door behind you.
Sit.
What's your plan?
You don't have one, do you?
I can help you.
We can help each other.
Don't you want to see your
husband and daughter again?
Nick and Penny, right?
Yes, I know all about you.
Marine Corps, Special Forces,
assignment, Omar Taraki,
the Afghan chemist
who was going...
to testify against al-Qaeda.
You were supposed to be
protecting him, right?
Him and his family?
Whose idea was it
to sell him out?
Yours or Samuel Pratt's?
What are you talking about?
We've been watching
that bank account...
for two years, waiting for
someone to access it.
I'm curious. Why now?
Was it because Sam
was out of the picture...
and you wanted
his share of the payoff?
What payoff?
What are you talking about?
I'm talking about
someone getting very rich...
making sure
Omar Taraki didn't testify.
And you think Sam?
No, no, no, no.
I was with him.
Sam... No. There's no way.
All right.
Let's pretend
you weren't involved...
and that Pratt
was working alone.
How did you know
about the money, then?
I didn't.
You broke into
his private office,
accessed his bank account,
and stole money you
didn't know about.
Would you buy that story?
Everything you need
to get the money...
is on this flash drive.
It's my husband.
He was kidnapped
this morning...
by someone
who wanted that money.
And in 18 minutes,
they're gonna kill him
unless I can stop them.
Why give that to me, then?
We both know
they'll kill him either way.
Who is 'they'?
Who knew about the money?
This is ketamine.
It won't hurt you,
but it'll put you to sleep
for about 20 minutes.
All right, in two
minutes, your...
men will make a hard entry.
They'll assume you're dead.
They'll try to
resuscitate you.
When you wake up,
go to 127 Junction Road.
That's where you'll find me.
One problem with your plan.
We don't make hard entries
when we've got a man inside.
Except when shots are fired.
You were supposed to...
protect Taraki's
family, right?
Whose idea was it
to sell him out?
Yours or Samuel Pratt's?
What's the situation
on the ground, Captain Pratt?
We tracked
Taraki's wife and daughter...
to a building about
four clicks from town.
Abby, you got eyes?
Yeah, Sam.
The mother and
daughter are alive.
I got three hostiles
inside with them.
Let's do this.
We're clear.
Abby, no!
Don't go in there!
Get back!
You knew the wire was there.
I'm at the drop site,
but our lady hasn't shown up.
She's got two minutes.
Damn it!
That's it. Kill him.
Time's up.
Wifey didn't show.
Set down the weapon.
Set down the weapon.
That's the last time
I'm gonna ask.
Nick, I'm here.
Are you all right?
I'm fine.
Did he hurt you?
I'm fine.
I'm all right, okay?
Damn it. I got to find
something to cut with.
Abby, listen to me.
Just leave.
Call the police when
you leave here.
I'll be safe till then, honey.
There's no way I'm gonna
leave you, Nick.
Hey, what's
going on in there?
Hey, where's
your blindfold at?
Abby!
It's rubber buckshot.
He'll be all right.
You were shot?
It's okay. I'm all right.
I'm fine.
I'm all right. Okay.
I only remember one
other op that I've been on...
that's gone this pear-shaped.
Don't move.
Now, toss the knife.
Toss the shotgun.
Now turn around, slowly.
What?
'Why?' That is what
you want to ask, right?
'Why? Why? Why, Davis?'
Well, it's real simple really.
$10 million. That's why.
You see, Pratt and I,
we got an offer...
that we just couldn't refuse.
$5 million each if we stopped
Taraki from testifying.
But you'd be amazed
at how fast $5 million can go.
But, you see, Pratt,
he still had half of his cut.
But he wouldn't
return my phone calls.
You killed Pratt.
Yeah, well,
you know, if Pratt
had just let you die...
with Taraki's
wife and daughter,
it would have saved me
a lot of trouble tonight.
Never trust the
last man standing.
What was that?
You're the last man standing.
That's what Pratt
was trying to tell me.
That's true.
So this last man's
gonna make you a deal.
You give me the flash drive,
I'll walk out of here,
leave you two lovebirds alone.
You want the flash drive?
Come and get it.
Give him what he wants,
and he'll leave.
How about I just shoot you
and take the flash drive?
You know, you really
disappoint me, Abby.
There in the back!
Go! Go! Go!
- Freeze!
- Don't move!
I need paramedics
to the northwest...
quadrant of the warehouse.
We need you to come in
and help us sort all this out.
How about tomorrow, sir?
All right.
Let's go home.
Let's go home.
Story time.
Okay.
You all right, honey?
I wrote him a letter.
Who? The Afghan guy?
Yeah, Omar Taraki.
I don't know if
he'll ever get it, but...
What did you say?
Told him about us, our family,
and how sorry I am...
about what happened
to his wife and child.
Glad you did that.
Yeah, me, too.
Meet me in there?
Yeah.
Daddy, don't forget.
Tonight, you have to tell me
two parts of the story...
since you missed last night.
I didn't forget, honey.
I actually have a surprise
twist to that story.
What is it?
Well, it's about how
the beautiful princess...
had to rescue
the handsome prince.
That's a good twist.
Yes, it is.
And the best part
of the story is...
they lived happily ever after.
But I'm getting
ahead of myself.
So, once upon a time,
in a land far, far away,
lived a fair-haired prince.
So, one day, an evil dragon
captured the prince...
and took him deep
inside a mountain.
The beautiful
dark-haired princess...
searched high and low,
and finally found
the dragon's lair.
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