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MARSHALL:
...He was an irritation before he
took power. He was a problem when
he was in power. And he's been a
disaster for us in exile.
(the tape--)
Wombosi likes to send us messages
through the European media. This
is an interview we pulled down from
a local German television station
in Dresden. We've been getting
these little broadsides every
couple of months. He knows this --
he knows that -- he's writing a
book about the Agency's history in
Africa -- he's going to name names.
It's basically a shakedown...
ABBOTT'S FACE says this is news to him. HIS HANDS suggest
otherwise.
MARSHALL:
This interview -- and I'll make the
tape available for anyone who wants
it -- he goes on to claim that he
has just survived an assassination
attempt. He says it's us. He says
he's got proof.
(beat)
The overwhelming negative
ramifications of this should be
obvious.
(hard and dry)
The Director wants to know if there
is any possible shred of truth in
this accusation.
Long pause. No hands go up.
INT. ZURICH TRAIN STATION -- NIGHT
THE MAN wandering through the terminal. Passing A PIZZA
PLACE closing up for the night.
THE MAN checks his funds. Just enough for one cold slice.
THE MAN trying to get comfortable on a bench. It's chilly
but this will have to do until morning.
Just settling in, when --
ZURICH COP #1 (OS)
(authority German)
(Can't you read the signs?)
THE MAN turns. TWO ZURICH COPS coming toward him.
ZURICH COP #2
(On your feet. Let's go. Right now.)
THE MAN makes his feet. They're on top of him now.
ZURICH COP #1
(The park is closed. There's no
sleeping in the park.)
ZURICH COP #2
(Let's see some identification.)
THE MAN not sure what to do. Eyes moving. Mouth shut.
ZURICH COP #1
(Come on. Your papers. Let's go.)
THE MAN:
I've lost them. I've.
(German now)
(My papers. They are lost.)
ZURICH COP #1
(not sympathetic)
(Okay. Let's go. Put your hands up.)
ZURICH COP #2
(pulling his nightstick)
(-- come on -- hands up -- up --)
THE MAN raising his hand slowly -- ZURICH COP #1 reaching up
to pat him down --
THE MAN:
-- look, I'm just trying to sleep
okay? --
(German again)
(-- I just need to sleep --)
ZURICH COP #2 has heard enough -- giving a sharp poke with
the nightstick -- into THE MAN's back -- and that's the last
thing he'll remember because --
THE MAN is in motion.
A single turn -- spinning -- catching COP #2 completely off
guard -- the heel of his hand driving up into the guy's
throat and --
COP #1 -- behind him -- trying to reach for his pistol, but
THE MAN -- still turning -- all his weight moving in a
single fluid attack -- a sweeping kick and --
COP #1 -- he's falling -- catching the bench -- trying to
fight back but -- THE MAN -- like a machine -- just
unbelievably fast -- three jackhammer punches -- down-down-
down and -- COP #1 -- head slammed into the bench -- blood
spraying from his nose -- he's out cold and --
COP #2 -- writhing on the ground -- gasping for air --
struggling with his holster -- THE MAN -- his foot --
down -- like a vise -- onto COP #2's arm -- shattering the
bone -- COP #2 starting to scream, and then silenced because --
THE MAN -- he's got the pistol -- so f***ing fast -- he's
got it right up against COP #2's forehead -- right on the
edge of pulling the trigger -- he is, he's gonna shoot him --
ZURICH COP #2
(gasping, pleading)
(-- no -- please God no -- please
don't -- please no -- my Go--)
(stopping as--)
THE MAN slams the gun against his temple and --
This fight is over.
THE MAN standing there. In the silence. Two unconscious
cops at his feet. Blood on his pants. What just happened?
How did he do this? And there's THE GUN in his hand. And
God, it just feels so natural -- checking it -- stripping it
down -- holding it -- aiming it -- like this is something
he's done a million times before...
This is something he definitely knows how to do.
And then he stops cold. Throwing down the gun. Running off
into the darkness --
INT. TREADSTONE -- DAY
A deep, inner office. An ops office. Operations. Unlabeled
and anonymous. A backwater project center hidden deep
within the Langley facility. Utilitarian. Several rooms
linked like a suite.
Small staff. SEVERAL TECHNICIANS. One or two for
communications. A couple for research. People are at their
posts. And it's all quiet. But they are busy. Quietly
urgent. This is a place under siege.
ZORN is the number two here. Brilliant bloodless lapdog.
He's coming through the suite. Coming through quickly.
Heading toward the boss's little office at the back --
TED CONKLIN. Ivy League Ollie North. Buttoned down.
Square jaw. Everything tucked away. But there's tension in
the air. Work on the desk. Cot in the corner.
CONKLIN:
(looking up)
What?
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