The Bourne Supremacy: The Bourne Mastermind (Part 2) Page #5

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come in here?

What are you thinking?

PAMELA :
I recognize this

room from a photo.

There was a chalk

outline right here

around the body

of Vladimir Neski.

CRONIN :
This is where

his wife killed him?

PAMELA :
Do you still think

his wife killed him?

CRONIN :
Guess he got out

through this window.

We just got word

from the Berlin police.

They found Danny Zorn's body.

PAMELA :
I want you two

to stay on Bourne.

Check everything

that's out there.

Call Abbott.

Tell him to wait

for me in his hotel.

I'm coming to see him.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

GRETKOV :
Da.

ABOTT :
It's me.

They're onto Neski.

GRETKOV :
This is not

a clean phone.

ABOTT :
They can't prove

anything without

Bourne.

Kill Bourne, and you

kill this investigation.

GRETKOV :
I'm afraid, Ward,

the time has come

for us to part company.

ABOTT :
Listen, Yuri, you bought those

oil leases with $20 million in

stolen CIA seed money.

You owe me.

GRETKOV :
I gave you your cut.

We both got rich.

I don't owe you anything.

ABOTT :
The plan

can still be salvaged. Just

get Bourne. Do you hear me?

He's still out there.

Now get him.

Get Jason...

(DIAL TONE DRONING)

ABOTT :
I don't suppose

it'll do me much good

to cry for help, huh?

BOURNE :
Not much.

You killed her.

ABOTT :
It was a mistake.

It was supposed to be you.

There were

files linking me

to the Neski murder.

If the files disappeared

and they suspected you,

they'd be chasing

a ghost for 10 years.

BOURNE :
So we got in the way.

Is that why Neski died?

Is that why you killed Marie?

ABOTT :
You killed Marie,

the minute

you climbed

into her car.

The minute you entered

her life, she was dead.

BOURNE :
I told you people

to leave us alone.

I fell off the grid.

I was halfway

around the world.

ABOTT :
There's no place it

won't catch up to you.

It's how every story ends.

It's what you are,

Jason, a killer.

You always will be.

Go ahead. Go on.

Go on! Do it! Do it!

BOURNE :
She wouldn't want me to.

That's the only

reason you're alive.

(PHONES RINGING)

(SIGHING)

(KNOCKING AT DOOR)

ABOTT :
I'm a patriot.

I serve my country.

PAMELA :
And Danny Zorn? What was he?

Unlucky.

Collateral damage.

PAMELA :
So what do we do now?

I'm not sorry.

(GASPING)

(PHONE RINGING)

No, no, no, forget it.

Call me as soon as he's here.

No, that"s nothing.

We could synch-up.

Who's this guy?

WOMAN :
Platform P.

ABBOTT :

Go ahead. Go on.

Go on! Do it! Do it!

BOURNE :
She wouldn't want me to.

That's the only

reason you're alive.

CRONIN :
Got a call from Langley.

They're

going through

Abbott's records

and Marshall wants to know

what's going on with Bourne.

Wait, Teddy.

Teddy, who's this?

Look at this guy.

He's about to enter.

Right there! There!

Right through there.

That's Bourne.

Get down here!

We got something!

We got him!

We got a sighting!

Check it out!

There. I got it on

the big monitor. Hold on.

There he comes again.

WOMAN :

Whoa, whoa. Hold on.

He's just entered frame.

It"s the coat. That"s him!

What train is that?

That's the train to Moscow.

CRONIN :
Why the hell

would he go to Moscow?

PAMELA :
Get me

the Russian

Interior Ministry.

(LOUD TECHNO MUSIC PLAYING)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(PHONE RINGING)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(DOORBELL BUZZING)

(PHONE RINGING)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(TIRES SQUEALING)

(POLICE SIRENS WAILING)

(GUN FIRING)

(GRUNTING)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

(SIRENS WAILING)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(GRUNTING)

(SHOUTING)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(YELLING)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(WOMAN SCREAMING)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SHOUTING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(HORN BLARING)

(POLICE SIREN WAILING)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

(SPEAKING IN RUSSIAN)

IRENA :
I speak English.

BOURNE :
I'm not gonna hurt you.

I won't hurt you.

You're older.

Older than I

thought you'd be.

That picture.

Does that mean a lot to you?

IRENA :
It's nothing.

It's just a picture.

BOURNE :
No.

It's because you

don't know how they died.

I do.

No, you don't.

I would want to know.

I would want to

know that my...

That my mother

didn't kill my father,

that she didn't kill herself.

What?

BOURNE :
It's not

what happened

to your parents.

I killed them.

I killed them.

It was my job.

It was my first time.

Your father was

supposed to be alone.

But then your mother

came out of nowhere

and I had to change my plan.

It changes things,

that knowledge.

Doesn"t it?

When what you love

gets taken from you,

you wanna know the truth.

I'm sorry.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

PAMELA :
Pamela Landy.

BOURNE :
I hear you're

still looking for me.

PAMELA :
Bourne?

BOURNE :
What do you want?

PAMELA :
I wanted to thank you

for the tape.

We got

what we needed.

It's all tied off.

It's over.

I guess I owe you an apology.

BOURNE :
Is that official?

PAMELA :
No. Off the record.

You know how it is.

BOURNE :
Goodbye.

PAMELA :
Wait. Wait.

David Webb.

That's your real name.

You were

Born 4-15-7 1

in Nixa, Missouri.

Why don't you come in,

and we'll talk about it?

Bourne?

BOURNE :
Get some rest, Pam.

You look tired.

(FAST-PACED ROCK MUSIC)

Extreme ways are back again

Extreme places I didn't know

I broke everything new again

Everything that I'd owned

I threw it out the windows

Came along

Extreme ways I know

will part the colors of my sea

Perfect color me

Extreme ways that help me

They help me out late at night

Extreme places I had gone

That never see any light

Dirty basements, dirty noise

Dirty places comin'through

Extreme worlds alone

Did you ever like it planned

I would stand in line for this

There's always room in life for this

Oh, baby

Oh, baby

Then it fell apart

It fell apart

Oh, baby

Oh, baby

Then it fell apart

It fell apart

Oh, baby

Oh, baby

Then it fell apart

It fell apart

Oh, baby

Oh, baby

Like it always does

Always does

Extreme sounds that told me

They held me down every night

I didn't have much to say

I didn't give up the light

I closed my eyes and closed myself

And closed my world

And never opened up to anything

That could get me at all

I had to close down everything

I had to close down my mind

Too many things to cover me

Too much can make me blind

I've seen so much in so many places

So many heartaches, so many faces

So many dirty things

You couldn't even believe

I would stand in line for this

It's always good in life for this

Oh, baby

Oh, baby

Then it fell apart

It fell apart

Oh, baby

Oh, baby

Then it fell apart

It fell apart

Oh, baby

Oh, baby

Then it fell apart

It fell apart

Oh, baby

Oh, baby

Like it always does

Always does

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