Olimpius Inferno Page #5

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- Where are you taking him?

- She'll come with me.

The Russian girl will go home

with the refugees. And as for you,

US citizen, will come to Tbilisi.

- She's my fiance!

Then you can write her an SMS telling

you arrived home safely.

I want to say goodbye to her!

There's a backup copy in the notebook.

We'll pick it up, when it's all over.

We have to make it look natural,

as if I was leaving my fiance behind.

I think that's natural enough.

I doesn't mean a thing,

got it?

I know.

Fighting for the whole day,

no time to even take a piss.

Captain, sir, I've done as you ordered.

They have a copy.

Your parents are in the US, aren't they?

Please...

Please, don't mess with them.

I won't be able to save

you for the second time.

How's the life over there?

Not so bad.

You should've left and gone back home.

Your fiance...

- Wait.

Please, calm down. Your girl's injured,

but we can still save her.

I'll help you.

She's still breathing, we can still save

her. Pick her up.

Lost your way, gamardzhoba?

I'm Russian, I'm Russian!

I have a wounded girl in the car.

Where's a nearest hospital?

Drive further down the road, turn left,

then straight ahead for about 40

kilometers.

Go, go!

Hej, buddy, lend me a phone to

send an SMS that I'm alive.

Guys, I found a long lost buddy.

Here.

Hello? Who is it?

Andrey who?

Andrey, she's wounded lightly.

I'm telling you she's wounded!

Where are you?

Where are you at?

Hello? Hello?!

Ok, viewers, joining us here

in the studio is Michael,

an entomologist and a witness to

recent events in South Ossetia.

Together with Michael is his fiance,

who was probably worried sick

while he was away.

- Yeah, but, all that is behind us now,

so finally we can get married.

- I bet, fantastic!

Michael, maybe you can tell us

a little bit about the Russian attack on

Georgia.

- It was the other way around.

Maybe you didn't understand the question.

- No, I have proof. I have

several hours of footage showing

the attack of Georgian troops on Ossetia.

Ok, wonderful, why don't we take a look

at that shocking footage Michael

has provided us with.

Wow, congratulations, Michael!

I'm sure this footage will be of

great interest to

National Geographic channel.

Our decision is final and we're totally

serious about this issue:

we've recognized two new sovereign

states in line with international laws.

We acknowledge their existence

according to international treaties.

This was Dmitry Medvedev's interview

to the 'Figaro' newspaper, in which

he confirmed that Russia will not

review its decision to recognize

independence of Abkhazia and

South Ossetia. Foreign mass media

couldn't dismiss the words of the

president, unlike witness accounts of

the Georgian aggression.

In other news, an American TV channel

has invited Michael Oria, an entomologist

who just returned from South Ossetia.

Michael visited Ossetia to film a

documentary on olympius inferno

butterfly, but ended up in the midst of

fighting. The entomologist brought

with him footage with proof of Georgian

troops' assault on South Ossetian

territory. But it wasn't shown

to the American public.

- Hello?

- Hi, boyscout.

Me? I'm fine.

I want to congratulate you.

I hope you two to live long enough

for a gold wedding anniversary.

- Thanks.

- And I'll send you a gift.

A baby carriage.

Thanks, send it right away.

And better still, a carriage for two babies.

Better still, congratulate me live.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

That's one powerful story...

I don't like the ending, though.

In movies you have

to provide hope to people.

So, work on the ending,

for the girl to remain alive in the movie.

I'd like that very much myself.

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