Marauders Page #8

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Mims.

Go home, Mims.

I can't.

You know that.

You made two

smart choices today,

make one more

and get out of here.

Nobody knows I'm here,

you can go.

You just need to

leave the money.

I knew you were

half a bad guy,

don't come here and rob me.

I'm not

gonna take anything,

I just need to

turn the money in.

Bullshit.

I don't know how much my wife

knows about the man

that I've become.

I've done some really

f***ed up things, man.

Really bad things.

But it ends here.

That's not how this

is gonna go down, Mims.

I need to do it for her.

This has nothing

to do with her.

Maybe it does.

Maybe the man that I've let

myself become is killing her.

Maybe...

If I do this I can heal her.

This can't save her,

but it might kill you.

I gotta try.

Are you kidding me,

I will kill you right now!

Put the gun down

and go home to your wife.

If I leave, I'm guilty.

If I've got dues

to pay, I'll pay 'em.

This has nothing

to do with you,

everything got f***ed up.

Hubert is still out there.

I need to do something

good with this money.

I'm the one who has

something to make up for.

I can't let you get

in the way of that.

I need to take the money.

Put the gun down!

Walk away, Wells.

Don't make me do this!

I need you to drop--

[gunshot]

Officer down in the

old brewery tunnels.

[man on radio]

You're breaking up, repeat!

Officer down in the

old brewery tunnels, come quick!

Tell my wife...

I died good.

[phone rings]

[Stocky]

He hit the grid, Mexico.

Hey, Stocky, forget

this call ever happened.

[mariachi music]

[indistinct chatter]

I knew if I trailed him

long enough you'd pop up.

So it was you I was

holding at the bank, huh?

Mims picked a bad day

to go straight.

Ten dead, most of them

not on your list.

Well, 11 if you count Velasquez.

Which I mean I figured.

A couple inmates gouge

out his eyes with shanks.

That wasn't a

coincidence, right?

So was it all worth it?

I don't know.

No.

Well, T.J.'s finally safe.

He's back with his girl

and his kid, so there's that.

I know you and your boys were

sent in to kill

T.J. and his unit.

It felt wrong from the start.

Only half a team was sent in.

That's never done.

It was supposed to be clean.

No bodies, no evidence

left behind, clean.

They just kept telling us

that a group of soldiers

had gone rogue.

That's what I kept hearing,

rogue, rogue, rogue.

Didn't feel right.

I knew before we went in

this mission was bullshit.

Why didn't you speak up?

Are you kidding me?

I'm not gonna do

a job that I was

trained to do because

it didn't feel right?

With all due respect,

sir, I was a soldier.

Who was I gonna tell that to?

After we were done,

T.J. was the only one left.

He was scared, confused.

[gunfire]

I took one look in his eyes

and it confirmed everything

I had been feeling.

We, all of us,

had been set up.

How'd you get him out?

Snuck him out in a body

bag and a weapon's crate.

So you and your boys can blame

others for your

actions back then.

Who do you blame for them now?

We all lost

sight of the point.

All the security guards killed

at the last robbery,

it all got f***ed up.

I just couldn't stop it.

What was that point,

that you were

gonna get your revenge

and a few million in cash

for your time and effort?

I don't know, maybe?

So what are you gonna do?

I'm gonna finish

what I started.

It ends with Hubert.

No, Hubert ends with me,

you lost that privilege

when you became a vigilante.

No, you don't get

out of this that easy,

you've got more debts to pay.

All that money

you and your boys stole.

It's not gonna

bring anybody back,

but I know a lot

of people who are

suffering because

of your actions.

I trusted you once,

you betrayed me.

I'm gonna trust you again.

Don't make me regret it.

Miss.

Can I have two glasses

of Pinot Noir delivered

to that table?

Thank you.

Is that, Hubert?

What are the f***ing odds we

pick the same vacation spot?

[chuckles]

It's all right.

This one's all bark and no bite.

Would you excuse us?

You might have just

cost me a $100 million deal.

Best news I've heard all week.

I took the liberty.

Thanks, hun.

Why not.

I guarantee you

whatever they serve

is better than that swill

you buy in your dive.

I prefer my swill.

I'd ask you why

you don't drink it,

but I don't give a f***.

What now, Agent Montgomery?

Surely even your

little mind understands

this country's so corrupt,

what are you gonna do?

You can't touch me here.

Or else I could have you killed.

That, and it wouldn't

cost me the price

of one of your cheap suits.

You really don't

like my suits?

It's alright.

Well...

You're not drunk are you?

One sip of this?

[chuckles]

I'll go to Hell

so you can go to Heaven.

[screaming]

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