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- Ugh! Oh! - Who was she?

Let me go!

Forget my name.

Everybody, go, go, go, go!

Lighter on your feet, Tom.

It's why we call it silent killing.

- Ugh! - Good. Excellent.

Well done.

And the next step is what? What? We...

make sure it's really dead.

Don't want another Villemarie, do we Tom?

Do it again.

Ugh! Ugh!

Alfred.

Remember. This is not a man.

This is a bag of meat. A bag of meat

that will kick down your front door

take your girlfriend

and throw her against the wall

Go.

GO!

I'm sorry,

what part of "kill or be killed" have I not made clear?

Ugh! Ah! Ah!

- That wasn't fair! - Are you serious? Fair?

You let down your guard when we've won the war,

- not a moment before. - Alfred, it's 3.

Sinclair wants to see you.

Have you seen what happens when "Afraido" hears loud noises?

Gunshots, for instance,

and other things that are known to happen in the field.

- It's just one mission. - In hostile territory, yeah.

One weak link, we all break.

Look, we get him in, we get him out, we take him home...

and then we let him sit behind a desk.

Where he won't get anyone killed.

And you got the HQ?

How's training going?

It's a lot on short notice, I know.

Why don't they just bring a camera?

Because you're more than a camera.

Alfred, maps, munitions, schematics,

train schedules; all of it locked up here.

That kind of advantage in the field is incalculable.

Just this once.

- They'll keep you safe. - It's not my safety I'm worried about.

This is it. "Ordinary" eyeglasses, right?

Yeah, amazing. They do look ordinary.

- How did you do it, Harry? - But ordinary eyeglasses

- can't open doors, can they? - Any news?

We've got 2 agents in place, but it's tough.

Gestapo are all over Villemarie.

But they've looked everywhere? Downstream? The woods?

Finding Rene is the priority, yes.

In the meantime, Aurora will take over as sergeant.

- Sir... - Aurora, you have the experience.

You were in the Resistance with Rene.

There has to be that chain of command in the field.

Yes, sir.

As a bonus, you can move invisibly among those

who would make the mistake of underestimating the fairer sex.

Questions?

- No. - No, sir.

Actually, I have a question about Alfred.

Is it true that he remembers everything he sees?

The information we've been feeding him...

everything he's seen here, it can never fall into enemy hands.

Now, your job is to keep him safe,

- to be his armour. - His babysitters.

If he's ever in danger

of being captured, he can never be taken alive.

Understood.

Let's go.

Alfred!

Key intel for this mission comes courtesy

- of Lieutenant Burgschmidt. - "Burgerschmidt"?

We're trusting a German P.O.W.?

We've borrowed him from the Bowmanville camp,

and so far, his intel's been reliable. He worked in a Luftwaffe HQ.

He gave us the location of a safe that contained

hundreds of one-time codes.

If we can read their signal traffic, we get

advance warnings on all bombing raids running out of that airfield,

including the raids that are hammering Britain as we speak.

Not bad for a hot meal and a decent bed.

- Courier come in? - Just now.

Thank you.

We need to get Alfred in and out. No footprint.

If the Germans suspect the codes have been compromised,

- they'll change them. - It's gonna be heavily guarded?

Not Monday. Mandatory day of joy. Parades, festivities.

- Sorry. What's Monday? - April 20th. Hitler's birthday.

It's a once-a-year opportunity we don't want to miss.

"We're here to check the electricals."

Wir sind hier wegen der Elektrik.

"Which way is the building's main circuit board?"

Wo ist die Hauptsicherung dieses Gebaudes?

"I'm sorry, my German is not very good."

- Es tut mir Leid - Or Entschuldigen Sie...

Aber mein Deutsch is nicht sehr gut.

- Last chance to use the toilet. - That wasn't on the...

Right. No, I'm fine.

How are you doing?!

It's actually kind of fun!

- You get used to it! - You mean, like that one time

you did it before?!

Exactly!

But hey, remember! Legs together!

Headwind's pushed us behind. They're onto us.

We'll drop you here. Best we can do.

Hey, I hear you got a promotion.

Well done! How are the lads taking it?

I have their full confidence.

My wife says, "If women ran

"the world...

Green line! Come on! Everybody, let's go!

Go, go, go, go, go!

Alfred, you've got to move! Alfred!

Oou! Move it!

Get out now! It's ok!

We're going down! Move it!

Jump or I'll bloody shoot your ass!

Alfred, do this!

Get out!

- Oh no. - Ugh!

God dammit!

Tom?

Dammit!

Undo the straps, Tom. You've got to drop.

It's kind of high up.

You can do it. Come on!

- Ugh! - Are you ok?

- Yeah. - Yeah?

Alright. Alright.

- Ugh! - Alright. Good job! Ok.

We have to get it down. Give me a boost.

- Alright. - Alright?

Shoot them!

- Shoot them now! - You're not thinking.

- Give it to me! - Then what? Huh?

- Use your head, you idiot! - Henri...

What's worth more? Dead spies or alive? Move!

Shh!

Go! Go!

Shhh!

What do we do?

We should be halfway to Chartres by now.

We can't miss this window. We've got to get 'em out.

Let's get a closer look.

Get in!

Over there!

Against the wall!

Having these two in, it's like winning the lottery, huh?

- We're not here to hurt you. - Is that your father?

There was nothing left of my father

- after what you did. - Don't move!

We didn't do anything to your father

We should kill you now and watch you burn.

Your bombs killed my husband in the factory. You didn't think

- about the lives inside? - Take those off.

Adele, search for weapons.

- Maman. - Shh. Off. Come on!

They're on the far side.

We need to separate them and get their gun.

What do you want me to do?

- Stay out of the way. - They shouldn't have a firearm at all.

Germans made it illegal for civilians to own guns.

How much German have you learned?

About 30 pages.

- 30 pages? - From the phrase book.

On your knees.

Hands behind your head.

Get on your bike and go straight to the police station

and tell them that Henri Leclerc is holding

- 2 Allied spies. - Go.

Go!

Go.

Madame,I'm sorry you lost your husband. I really am.

Where did this happen?

In the munitions factory in Sainte-Eugenie.

We don't bomb civilians.

Hey!

Hey, hey!

Hey, are you ok?

We're not the enemy.

We would be at peace,

and your husband would be alive now,

if it weren't for the Germans.

Oeffnen Sie die Tuer.

Turn around, face the wall.

That's not the police.

Aufmachen. Sofort aufmachen.

- Turn around! - Henri, the gun,

there's a death penalty!

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Let him go!

Drop it now! Now!

Maman! Maman!

Come on, over there! Now! Get on your knees!

- Calm down. - On your knees! Come on!