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There is nothing a father wouldn't do for his son.

Your mother never understood this.

She looked at you and saw a monster. I saw potential.

When a bully took your money, you took his eye.

When they called you "crazy," you took their tongues.

But I brought you here today.

Was it generosity? Love?

No.

It's so what I built doesn't die with me.

So my legacy can live on.

Because a father and his son is everything.

I have a job that I can only trust with one man.

You.

My most ruthless soldiers were watching our cash houses,

and they let this Dominic Toretto burn what is mine.

I'll kill Dominic Toretto.

I'll kill 'em all.

Kill them?

You'd show them mercy?

No, my son.

When suffering is owed, never accept death as a payment.

Make Toretto suffer.

Now, the work begins.

And in there,

today will put our family on a path to real power.

Let's get started.

Shit.

There's too many of 'em! We're not gonna make it.

You're right. We aren't.

You are.

No, I'm not leaving you. Now, you stick with the plan.

It was always the plan.

Get him.

Whoa!

You had it.

I didn't have it.

B, no one starts at the finish line.

You gotta have faith.

Remember today's lesson:

Find the line,

feel the car

and let it fly.

It's okay to be afraid.

Sometimes fear can be the best teacher.

I wasn't scared.

- Everyone gets scared, Son. - You don't.

You're not afraid of anything.

We better hurry.

Great-Grandma just flew in...

...and she's making her famous maduros.

We gotta get to those before Uncle Roman does.

Now, that's something to be afraid of.

You have been dead. It's time to get you living.

Told you guys I don't need that.

There. Profile done.

You're welcome.

You give it three, four days.

It never happens instantly.

- Wait, what? - Hmm.

- Hmm. - Wow.

- Let me see your profile picture. - Must've put a filter on.

- What was that last girl-- - Guys looking at?

- Wait. No. - Video games.

- Wait. Hold on, man. - It's videos.

Can I sit next to you?

- You drifting yet? - I am.

You should've seen us. It was so cool, Mom.

Hey. Oye, familia.

I am starving.

Come on.

I also want a hug from every single person in--

Oh.

See the line? We're all waiting in line for this hug, Abuelita.

- Oh, yeah. - Wait till you taste this.

It's really good. I put myself out for this one.

It's the plantains.

Okay, everybody, pipe down, please. Abuelita would like to say something.

Piping and downing, please.

As I look out at this wonderful family,

I am filled with so much pride.

The kind of pride that my son,

your father,

would have enjoyed if he were here.

I know that this road has been very hard.

And also, not fair.

And yet here you are.

Despite all the odds,

building this magnificent le--

It is a legacy that will go on for generations.

No one can take it away. Not now.

Not ever.

- Yeah. - Yeah!

Yes, yes!

To familia.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

Yes. To familia.

Siempre. Always.

Hey, these new Nikes, man. Stop playing!

Goddamn it.

Come on, Roman. The agency put you in charge,

and you said I get to drive.

See, what I really need is I need your brain.

Words Roman Pearce has never said.

So, talk me through it again. I need details.

Yeah. The agency got a tip on some stolen military hardware.

Tomorrow a next-gen quantum computer chip

will be transported through the streets of Rome,

and they need us to steal it.

I checked Roman's intel. It's legit.

Course it's legit. We talking about Rome.

Rome. Roman.

Come on, man. That's like planning a heist in my backyard.

Only thing you know about Rome is ro-man noodles.

One thing you didn't explain to us

is why the hell do we need a RC car,

a gold Lamborghini and 12 tanks of laughing gas?

Yes, I'm in.

You are definitely going to need all the brains you can get.

You up to something.

Hey, Rome.

Don't talk to me, man. Don't talk to me.

- All right. - You know what?

The disrespect is gonna have to stop.

Now!

That's just-- You know what I'm saying?

Me just, you know, practicing my leadership voice.

I see what's going on.

Tej, you think you slick, bro.

Look at you, spying on me.

What's up with this old boat anchor? No fuel injection.

I'd expect something bigger and better from you, Dom.

Little B and I are building it together.

The carburetor forces him to listen.

That's the problem nowadays. Nobody listens anymore.

Well, you better watch out.

Little man's gonna be a better wrench than any of us by the time he's 12.

I mean, that's the whole point, isn't it?

Pass it down.

Each generation better than the last.

That's true.

That's fatherhood.

Come a long way from the two of us popping gas trucks in the DR, huh?

We sure did.

Those were some tough times.

Those were some great times.

Oh, y'all was in a meeting?

I'm sorry. I ain't wanna interrupt y'all.

Han, let's go, man.

Roman asked if he could lead this mission.

How could I tell him no?

But you know I can't let them go to Rome without you.

Los Bandoleros for life.

Los Bandoleros for life.

You honor his name.

Hold us in your heart...

and you will never lose your way.

You will be better than me.

What are you looking at?

You.

- Kid's asleep. - Mm-hmm.

How do you get more beautiful?

Is it here yet?

No.

It'll come when the time is right.

You know, when we were in the car today...

B said, "Daddy...

you're never afraid."

But I am.

I'm afraid of losing a son.

Or a wife.

That's not gonna happen again.

You can keep your eyes on that rearview all you want.

But you know what you miss?

What?

Eternity...

in this moment.

I'm as surprised as you are.

I've imagined killing you a thousand times.

Last time there was six inches of reinforced glass,

- guns and guards. - No!

I couldn't reach you then.

Now I can.

You're gonna wanna hear my last words.

- Dom! - No!

Did you hear Elena's last words

before you killed her?

Then don't you think I'd have a goddamn good reason to be here?

Maybe the only reason that's ever mattered to you.

Little B.

Wake up, sweetie.

We have an unwanted guest.

You know what to do.

What is it that you want?

To speak.

I met the devil tonight.

Honestly, I always thought it was me.

So that was kind of disappointing.

He came to my door.

He let himself in.

They say when you're facing death,