Mission: Impossible Page #8
After a moment, a FLAT VOICE comes on the other side.
FLAT VOICE (O.S.)
Satcom seven.
ETHAN:
Central Europe. Unsecured.
FLAT VOICE (O.S.)
Designator?
ETHAN:
Bravo Echo one one.
FLAT VOICE (O.S.)
Switching.
There is a long pause and then familiar voice comes on the
line.
KITTRIDGE (O.S.)
This is Kittridge.
ETHAN:
Go secure.
Pause. A funny series of CLICKS comes over the line.
KITTRIDGE (O.S.)
Go ahead.
ETHAN:
Theyíre dead.
KITTRIDGE (O.S.)
Whoís dead?
ETHAN:
My team. Claire, Jack, even Jim -
- Hannah, maybe, I -- donít know
KITTRIDGE (O.S.)
Are you damaged?
ETHAN:
They knew we were coming. Golitsynís
dead too. The disk is gone.
KITTRIDGE (O.S.)
Are you intact?
ETHAN:
Do you read me? The list is in the open!
KITTRIDGE (O.S.)
Let's just bring you in safely, and then
we'll worry about that, okay? Were you
followed?
ETHAN closes his eyes. KITTRIDGEíS voice is strong and
reassuring and he needs that right now.
ETHAN:
I donít think so.
KITTRIDGE (O.S.)
Donít think, be sure. Are you clean?
ETHAN:
Yes.
KITTRIDGE (O.S.)
Location green. One hour. Iíll be there
myself.
ETHAN:
Youíre in Prague?
KITTRIDGE (O.S.)
Heard a lot about you, Hunt. Donít
disappoint me.
ETHAN:
No sir.
KITTRIDGE (O.S.)
One hour.
He hangs up. ETHAN does the same. He stares at the phone
for a moment, thinking. He checks his watch.
EXT. STREET - NIGHT
ETHAN steps out of the phone booth and starts down the
street. Every face seems to be starring at him now, every
sound is menacing. He pulls his coat in tight, shoves his
hands in his pockets and walks among the crowd.
ETHAN makes his way past the old town clock, a towering,
gothic structure and into a plaza, surrounded mostly by
residential buildings.
ETHANíS POV
Straight across from him is a glass enclosed restaurant built
on the portico of an old palace.
Brilliantly lit up from inside, the restaurant positively
shimmers, every table visible from everywhere in the plaza.
INT. RESTAURANT - NIGHT
ETHAN'S POV
ETHAN walks in the glass front doors, right next to an
enormous fish tank, part of the restaurant's exterior wall.
He scans the clientele carefully -- maybe a dozen PATRONS are
scattered around.
EUGENE KITTRIDGE is seated at a table in the middle. He and
ETHAN make eye contact. ETHAN walks to the table, a couple
of quick, seemingly cursory glances around the room as he
goes. KITTRIDGE has been working on a pretty good-sized
lobster. He rises to greet ETHAN and they sit.
KITTRIDGE:
I can't tell you how sorry I am. I know
how much Jim in particular meant to you,
Ethan. Personally as well as professionally.
ETHAN:
Yeah.
He spots a stack of documents on the table.
ETHAN picks them up. There's a Canadian picture bearing
ETHAN photo and the name Phillipe Doucette, credit cards,
driver's license, etc.
KITTRIDGE:
Passport, visas - you know the drill.
We'll work the exfiltration thru Canada,
debrief you at Langley. Throw the Prague
police a bone, you know toss them a few
suspects. Follow me?
ETHAN:
Yeah. I follow you.
KITTRIDGE:
We've lost enough agents for one night.
ETHAN:
You mean I've lost enough agents for one
night.
KITTRIDGE seems to be at the point of saying one thing, then,
carefully:
KITTRIDGE:
You seem hell bent on blaming yourself,
Ethan.
ETHAN:
Who else is left?
KITTRIDGE:
Yes. I see your point.
ETHAN:
Why was there another team?
KITTRIDGE:
What?
ETHAN:
Of IMF agents. At the Embassy. Tonight.
KITTRIDGE:
I don't quite follow you.
ETHAN:
Let's see if you can follow me around
this room.
The drunk Russians on the embankment at 7
and 8 o'clock...The couple waltzing
around me at the Embassy at 9 and 11.
The waiter behind Hannah at the top of
the staircase - Bowtie, 12 o'clock. The
other IMF team. You're worried about me.
Why?
KITTRIDGE:
(a tight little smile)
You're right. Maybe this'll save some
time.
The figures around the room have grown restless. KITTRIDGE
tries to indicate that it's okay. He pulls some papers out
of his jacket.
KITTRIDGE (CONT'D)
For a little over two years now we've
been spotting serious blowback in IMF
operations. We have a penetration. The
other day we decoded a message on the
Internet from a Czech we know as "Max."
ETHAN:
The arms dealer.
KITTRIDGE:
That's right. Max, it seems, has two
unique gifts -- a capacity for anonymity
and for corrupting susceptible agents.
This time he's gotten to someone on the
inside - he's put himself in a position
to buy our NOC list. An operation he
referred to as "Job 314". The job he
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