The Bourne Legacy: The Bourne Challenge Page #4

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backward from 100, please?

Hello?

Yeah, the gate should be open.

Bear to the left.

It's about half-a-mile up.

Thanks.

Dr. Shearing?

Uh-huh.

Hi, I'm Dr. Connie Dowd.

Hi, how are you?

Well, thanks.

This is Special

Agent Larry Hooper.

Hello.

Hello.

Please. Come in.

Thanks for letting us come out.

It's a remarkable property.

What a project.

Yeah, I really don't want

to talk about the house.

Not unless you want to buy it.

Sit, I guess. Please.

Just so you know, okay,

I didn't know anything about

this meeting until an hour ago.

And nobody last night

said to make time

or pick a time,

or anything like that.

And then, this morning, I buy a

plane ticket to see my sister

and suddenly it's like

DEFCON 4 around here.

And that is not paranoia, okay?

That is pretty much

directly in my face!

Understood.

Should we not be

paying attention?

Can you leave us alone, Larry?

Look.

Youve just been through an

extremely traumatic experience.

Yeah. Doctor of what?

What are you?

Clinical psychology.

Oh. So, what do you do?

You give grief

counseling to spies?

You have a very unusual

security clearance, Marta.

You should expect

that buying a ticket

to Montreal without telling

anyone would set off some bells.

Yeah, I've got some bells

of my own going off, okay?

I mean, are you going to be

the person who tells me

what the hell is going on here,

or are you just the next

mystery babysitter?

What do you think is going on?

What I'm trying

to do is not think.

I just... I want

to stop thinking.

Have you discussed those

feelings with anyone else?

Your sister? Friends?

Are you for real?

What about Peter Boyd?

Wow.

Okay.

So, we're into everything, is that it?

Is anything off-limits here?

Have you ever read your

employment security contract?

Have I read my...

If you're asking me whether I

understand my disclosure restrictions,

yes, I have a PhD

in biochemistry

with postdoctoral fellowships

in virology and genetics.

I know how to read!

What I don't understand

is why my colleague

has a psychotic episode

and shot everyone in the lab.

Are you aware of what

we do in there?

Are you?

I mean, how do I know that you're

even cleared for this conversation?

Have you discussed anything

to do with the incident

with anyone other

than the investigators?

Peter Boyd moved

out eight months ago.

But I guess you

already know that.

And, no, I haven't

spoken to him.

You stated that you and Dr. Foite had

no relationship outside of work.

None.

There was material in his

apartment that indicates he had

an unusual fixation with you.

Photographs, journal entries. They

found several articles of clothing.

What?

Did you ever rebuff him

in any way?

No.

No, no, I...

I always thought he was gay.

Look, no one is suggesting that

you're responsible for what happened.

Oh. Thank you.

Survivors often experience

feelings of guilt.

Those feelings can be amplified

by the realization

that he let you live.

That he let me live?

Have you seen the video?

Do you really think

that's what it shows?

You are asking all

the wrong questions!

What should I be asking, Marta?

Has anyone looked at

Dr. Foite's blood work?

Have they?

I mean, that is the only thing that

is going to make any sense, here.

His behavior was...

Look, there are

projects at Sterisyn,

defense projects that could

explain why he did what he did.

And people there are working

on behavioral design.

It's programmable behavior,

neural design.

Do you understand

what I'm telling you?

I think he was exposed

to something at the lab.

Found it.

What are you doing?

That's my gun.

What the hell is this?

You're a potential

suicide risk.

No. Wait a minute.

How did you...

How did he find that?

Marta...

No, no. Okay.

This meeting is now over.

I want you both out of here, right now!

Marta...

No! He has been

snooping around my house!

Marta, I want to

sign off here today!

I want to let you

get on that plane,

but you have got

to help us out!

Look, we have got to do

our job here, okay?

We have got to go through this.

I need to know that you are calm

and safe before I leave here

and I need to know that you understand

the rules before you get on that plane.

Please, just...

Please, sit down and let us

get through our questions.

Okay.

Jesus! What is this?

What the hell is this?

Ready?

Close.

What are you doing?

Get off me!

Set?

Get the hell off me now!

Set!

Green!

No!

Gene!

A runner in the basement!

Go!

Connie!

On your right.

One. Girl.

Find her.

Find her!

Gene! Talk to me!

Hey.

Unless you reloaded,

the gun is empty.

Look, look.

Dr. Shearing, it's me.

I'm not here to hurt you, okay?

How did you...

That was you!

Yes. Shh!

Listen to me.

Do you want to live?

Look at me.

Do you want to live?

Do you want to live?

Yes.

Good. Let go of this gun.

How is this possible?

Let go.

Take this.

Good.

Now, I need you to do

exactly what I say.

How is this possible? Listen to me.

Exactly what I say.

Understand?

Yeah.

Good.

Hey, doc?

I need my watch.

Doc, I need that watch!

Are there chems in this house?

Program medication.

Are they all dead?

Yeah, they're dead.

Look at me. Look at me. Do you

have program medication here?

What?

Chems. Greens, blues.

Do you have them here?

No, no.

No?

Here? No, no.

Here.

Where, then?

Where do you have them?

Where? Where do you

keep the chems?

I don't know.

Dr. Shearing, where are the chems?

I need the chems!

I understand, but I don't know.

It's not something...

We do virology control.

So, all of that happens...

We don't have medication.

If I had any,

I would give it to you.

Okay, listen to me.

We have less than eight minutes

to clear out of here, okay?

Yes.

Good.

Because the next thing

coming through that door

is going to wipe us out.

Can I get a sitrep, here?

If you can hear me,

pick up, Larry.

Larry, pick up.

Hey.

Sorry about the tran.

What's our frame-rate, here?

Connie says about 10.

Just wrapping up.

Tell her we need

a heads-up. Okay?

Copy that.

Hey.

It's probably

better you did this.

Where are we going?

June. Your name is

June Monroe, say it.

June Monroe.

Say it.

June Monroe.

Now pick a place you lived.

The last place you lived.

A place you know.

Bethesda. Bethesda,

that's where you live.

Anybody asks, you're June

Monroe from Bethesda.

You lost your wallet.

I'm driving you home.

My name is James.

James and June, you got it?

Yeah.

Okay.

Is that your name?

James?

No. What?

You don't know my name?

What do you call me? What do

you put on my blood work?

Five.

Five? The number five?

Do you know how

many times we've met?

Thirteen.

Thirteen exams over

the last four years.

And that's what

I get, a number?

Number Five. Okay.

Five of what, then?

How many are we?

Program participants?

That's what you call us?

There were nine. Then six.

Participants.

How did you find me?

Well, what do you think?

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