Killing Eve

I believe there is a female assassin

operating internationally.

A woman in London is leading a department just to find you.

- Yeah, what's her name? - Eve Polastri.

I'd say she scores high on the psychopathy scale.

Well, that's a good start, then, isn't it?

I'm on her tail. Call me, I don't want to lose eyes on her.

Bill!

She was in my house.

Just shut up!

I just wanted to have dinner with you!

I know you're a psychopath.

You go in, kill Nadia and come out.

The British, they're going to give them everything.

I'm going to get into the prison security cameras.

Where are they taking her? Oh, my God.

How many more people have to die before you complete this level?

Okay, I've got a lead.

I think about you all the time, your eyes and your mouth

and what you feel when you kill someone.

You found me. Well done.

- You can't. - I can.

I really liked you.

Oh! Oh! Wait there!

Put that down! I'm coming out.

Oh.

Oh, damn it! Oh, no.

Carolyn.

- Hello. - I know where you are.

- Carolyn. - Get back here now.

I think I might have killed her.

Congratulations.

Chaussures et ceintures, s'il vous plaît.

Shoes and belts, please. Shoes and belts, please.

Do you have anything in your pockets?

Anyjewellery or keys?

A vez-vous des bijoux ou les clés dans les poches?

Shoes and belts, please.

Do you have anything in your pockets, anyjewellery or keys?

No? Shoes and belts, thank you.

Madame? Hey!

Hey, Madame!

Ooh! Come on!

Chaussures et ceintures, s'il vous plaît.

Madame, you cannot just go and leave your items on the belt.

Excusez-moi.

I had to go to the loo. It was an emergency.

I had a bad oyster.

Okay. Le bag de madame, s'il vous plaît.

Oh, merci. Merci.

Oui.

Shoes and belts, please. Chaussures et ceintures...

Sorry...

Sorry. Sorry.

Were you saving this seat for someone?

Uh, no, no, please. I'm sorry.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I'm fine.

Don't panic.

I know how you're feeling.

Exactly how you're feeling.

I don't... I don't know what you're talking about.

I think you do.

Who are you?

Just a friend.

It's okay.

You're okay. I was just like you.

How do you... How do you know me?

Have you thought about meetings?

Oh, my God!

- I know, it can be... - Oh, you think I'm a junkie?

I really don't think

- that's an appropriate term. - Oh... Oh, wow.

I'm... Oh, my God!

- Don't worry about it. I get it. - Oh, my God!

You may not think you have a problem now.

Most addicts don't.

But it takes one to know one.

Okay.

Uh-huh. Okay, thank you.

Merde!

Drive faster!

This is your fault.

No, I didn't see you.

You jumped in front of my car.

You really need an ambulance.

Want to explain to them how you ran over me on purpose?

Oh, my God! God, help me!

How long till we get there?

Uh, maybe ten minutes.

Do you know how to dispose of a body?

No!

Dépêchez-vous!

Mesdames et messieurs,

we will shortly be arriving at London St. Pancras.

Please take all your belongings with you when leaving the train

and keep them with you at all times when on the station.

How long have I been here?

Oh, you're not French?

Uh, we couldn't find any ID.

How long?

A few hours.

What drugs have you given me?

Er, painkillers.

We had to clean you up, stitch your injury.

We will start you on a course of antibiotics immediately.

How bad is it?

Your wound is deep, but it isn't penetrating any organs.

With antibiotics and dressing, it should heal.

Has anyone come here? Anyone turned up here looking for me?

I don't think so, no.

You know, with an injury like this, I'm obliged to call the police.

- I'm not safe. - What do you mean?

The man who did this to me...

My husband. He's a detective with the Police Judiciaire.

If he knows I am here, he will kill me.

I can ask the team to keep your admission

off the records for your own safety.

But when I get off my shift,

the next consultant may feel differently.

I'm sorry.

When does your shift end?

This evening.

Can I have one?

Oh, they are normally reserved for the children.

Oh, stickers!

Poignardé, that's what I said. Stabbed.

Nothing new? You sure?

Merci.

What are these?

Hey, do you speak English?

- A little. - What is your name?

Gabriel.

What happened to you, Gabriel?

Car accident.

- Did it break your bones? - Yeah.

And they had to put skin from my leg onto my face.

That's gross.

- What is yours? - Stab wound.

- It's really gooey. - No way!

A man stabbed you?

A woman stabbed me.

- Women don't stab. - I know.

It surprised me too.

But she did it to show me how much she cared about me.

- That's stupid. - No, it isn't.

Sometimes when you love someone, you will do crazy things.

Gabriel?

Can you walk?

Yes, but it's painful.

- My hip has pins... - Great.

Do you want to play a game?

Hey.

- How was your work trip? - Uh, fine, fine. It's boring.

- That's a lot of vegetables. - Yeah.

Hey!

Can we talk about what happened when you pissed off?

I wanted to make you dinner to apologize for being a dick.

You were kind of a dick.

Well, good news, I was fired!

So, we can go back to just being normal.

Well, you certainly seem completely normal.

- What are you cooking? - Nigella's roast chicken

with, uh, lemon and rosemary stuffing.

Ah, the wine is in the fridge and the chicken is almost done.

- Eve? - Yeah?

You mean this chicken?

Eve, it's ringing. Are you gonna answer it?

You've been in the bath for more than an hour.

Is everything okay?

Uh-huh.

- Has something happened? - No.

Nothing happened.

You can tell me, Eve.

I...

I... I can't.

Are you in trouble?

I don't know.

- Don't. - I have to.

I'm going to eat.

Gabriel.

Come on, give it to me.

Give it to me.

- Did you get it? - Yeah.

- Did anyone see you? - I don't think so.

Nice work.

You're really good at stealing. You should do it more.

- You're funny. - Yes.

I am funny.

- Hello. - Hello?

Mrs. Polastri?

It's Armando here from Rushmore Windows & Glazing.

I'm calling to talk to you about our new promotion.

- Do you have time to talk? - Yes.

Tell me about your windows, Armando.

Tell me everything about them.