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- Contract 7510 for three names, Dr. Marinus.

- One of us must have problems with our memory.

I remember only two names were agreed.

He's your third.

I'm, I'm sorry, my friend.

We've both made a mistake.

He was on the last three missions.

He remembers the last one and he remembers you as well.

How come Yuri's in London?

He's Russian.

He lives in Russia.

And if we have a situation,

then our Russian team will have to handle it.

So why the fuck did you bring him here?

He's a big name, he's also black.

A black guy in a Russian town

would attract too much attention.

So we put him on the list.

Is he still in training?

Used up on the way here. He's sleeping.

Oh, amateurs.

What if he wakes up?

here with us?

- After you keep them awake all the time, Mr. Ma-

Dr. Marinus.

By creating exciting situations.

We call it training situations.

They don't make any sense but it keeps the senses alive.

Allows them to feel the water.

Hear the sound of the street.

Or even just the smoke of a cigarette.

And then the brain does the rest.

How quickly do you need it?

Oh, I don't even have to heroes.

I have one I'm seeing later.

His mind is weak but stable.

I had one but I don't have an option right here.

Our colleagues in the East have someone.

They'll send them to the facility directly.

Without my first interview and approval?

Urgent situations need urgent solutions.

Ah, send Yuri to the facility.

Peacefully.

Quietly.

Use your time and watch me working.

And then maybe you can take some knowledge

And next time

don't bring any surprises.

Are you okay?

Thank you.

Are you- - My name

is Dr. Daniel Marinus.

Pleased to meet you, Mr. Cooper.

Nice to meet you

Please.

Uh, I, I have your DNA test results here with-

Yeah, about that

Why did the laboratory share that information with you?

And why do you have those before I do?

- All the data is the property of the company.

They can share it with whomever they want.

You should read what you sign more carefully.

Thanks for the advice.

Can I have my results? - I have a couple

of questions first.

The information that you provided us with

to start the research is less than ideal.

And why is that a concern?

Mm, it's peculiar in this day and age

not to have more information about your background.

I thought the point of this service

is to discover your background.

Um, you...

You're a postman, right?

What'd your mother do?

- Why does that matter? - I don't have time

to explain my research to you, Mr. Cooper.

Everything would go so much easier if you were to cooperate.

I don't have to be here, you know.

You do if you want to see your results.

I'm sure a lawyer would disagree.

I'm sure I can afford a better lawyer.

- My mother worked too many jobs for me to keep track.

She's a single mother and all that.

- Ah, do you have any other information about her life?

Where she lived before?

Would you consider asking her?

- If I had any more information on my mother,

I wouldn't bother with any of this bullshit.

Would you mind asking your mother

if she wouldn't mind coming here?

My mother doesn't even know I'm here.

And she wouldn't be happy if she knew.

Maybe I could ask your mother to come.

Excuse me?

- Maybe she doesn't remember where you come from.

I know the type.

Doesn't remember who she was with last night.

With all due respect, Mr. Ma-

Doctor!

I think we're done here.

If you aren't gonna give me my results,

I'd like my money back. - I'm sure that

isn't necessary.

I don't think you're quite what we're looking for.

Goodbye.

Ah, he responded as expected.

Follow him.

What the hell was that?

Why does that weirdo want to know

anything about my mother?

She hasn't left the sanitarium since Dad went on the run.

No explanation.

No letter.

He vanishes and she goes insane.

What is it about me?

Why do I always attract the lunatics?

Lunatic or not,

that guy seemed important.

What does he know about me?

Why am I special?

What's this?

Hey. - Andrew, I was so worried.

Sorry, Mom. I was, I was a bit busy.

What happened?

I was, um...

I was looking into this whole DNA thing.

It sounds like a- - Andrew,

you need to drop it. - Mom,

they didn't find anyone even remotely related to me.

Someone somewhere should have done this DNA thing by now.

I think something happened to them.

Don't be silly.

Mom, do you know something?

There's nothing to know, Andy.

My family doesn't want to speak to me.

It's just you and me.

- You're lying. - Andrew.

What has gotten into you? - It's just this test, Mom.

I wanted to know who I am.

You don't need a city test

to tell you who you are.

I know.

I'm sorry, Mom.

Promise me you will drop this.

I promise, Mom.

Look, Mom, I have to go. I have an early rise tomorrow.

Listen, doctor.

I don't know what scam you're pulling,

but if you come near-

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to.

That wasn't me.

I'm sorry.

I am, sir, this isn't me!

I'm so sorry about this!

Guys, fair enough.

How are you feeling, Mr. Cooper?

- I have no idea why you're so interested in me.

- I'm sure you're slowly starting to realize why.

I have no idea how I did any of that.

I'm so sorry about your muscle.

I swear I'll stand out of your way from now on.

We wouldn't want that, would we?

- Listen, I- - We flagged

certain characteristics in your DNA profile.

We wanted and we needed to be sure.

- Are you sure that- - That you

are special, Andrew

This is designed to reveal certain qualities

in people like you.

- How does it work? - I'm afraid I can't

give you that kind of information

unless you're prepared to join the program.

But I have good news.

Your application has been fast-forwarded.

No time for frivolities. We leave now.

- I'm not going. - I'm afraid I don't believe

you have any choice.

You can drop me off at the office.

- What about me? - Ernesto will take

very good car of you.

It's a pity you've decided not to join us.

I was still thinking.

Don't be surprised, Mr. Cooper.

I told you, you're very special.

We can't afford to lose you.

Well, what about my mother?

- I can personally assure you that your mother

will be safe and secure.

Where are we going?

And who were those people following me?

He doesn't tell you anything, does he?

You have the world's worst job, mate.

Good evening, Andrew.

My name's Nadia.

Come in.

Not sure I want to.

Why is that?

I have no idea what this place is,

who you people are or what you want from me.