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Sydney: You want me to talk to her again.
Kendall: Mr. Sark has assumed control of your mother's operation -
Sydney: Please stop referring to her as my mother.
Kendall: I assume you have an opinion on this, Agent Vaughn.
Vaughn: Uh, I don't have an easy answer on that.
Kendall: I'll take a complicated one.
Vaughn: I can't pretend to hide my bias here. Irina Derevko
betrayed this country and killed my father in the process. On the
other hand, she is a certifiable Rambaldi expert and probably knows
more about the inner workings of global organized crime than any
other person in U.S. custody. Having said that, I believe that Agent
Bristow and I were effectively countering SD-6 before Derevko turned
herself in and I stand behind whatever she decides.
Jack: I want your help in devising a strategy to persuade Sydney not
to interact with her mother.
Barnett: Why?
Jack: Because Irina Derevko is an opportunistic sociopath who'll use
whatever inroads she can make with my daughter to get what she
wants.
Barnett: But have you considered that the more you'll keep her from
her mother, the more you're going to spark her interest.
Jack: Of course I have. Which is why I'm hoping to devise a
strategy with the necessary subtlety.
Barnett: Well, I'm sorry, but I am not in the habit of helping a
father manipulate his daughter. No matter how good his intentions
may be.
Jack: I see. And is your opinion here based on what's best for
Sydney, or for the agency? Because the fact is if Sydney doesn't
talk to Laura, the CIA learns nothing.
Barnett: So you still think of her as Laura, even though that was
her alias.
Marshall: Okay, once you get through the launch site to the exhaust
ducts, just press this button right here and... voila!
Sydney: It's empty.
Marshall: Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. Totally forgot to tell you - real
deal - not done yet. But tomorrow when you open up this briefcase
you will be looking at a high performance hydraulic luge.
Sydney: How fast can I go?
Marshall: About 150, which should get you through the launch
facility's 2 mile ducts in about, ooh, 12 seconds. Oh, you want to
make sure you get out of there as fast as you can after you're done
wiring the circuit board into the satellite because if you're stuck
in the ducts when the rocket launches, then...well...boom. And I'd
miss you.
Will: Did you ever give her a picture frame? It was, like, an
antique. She said it was from somebody at work and it was probably
just another way to contact her...right?
Vaughn: No, actually, that was just a gift.
Marshall: Right, now, I know, I know, this looks like 20 miles of
frozen tundrocity, right? Well, take a look at it through the
terahertz imaging camera.
Sydney: The symbol of Rambaldi.
Marshall: Yeah. Now what the statellite's looking at are subglacial
caverns under the ice.
Dixon: Are you saying it's a natural formation?
Marshall: Well, beats me. I'm really... Without actual core
samples, I can't say anything except, you know, wow.
Dixon: Watch your step. If you fall through the ice, it'll freeze
over in four seconds.
Sydney: Good to know.
Irina: I've had this picture of your face in my mind for twenty
years. I remember a loving husband, generous man, patriot. I may
have been under orders to fabricate a life with you, but there were
times when the illusion of our marriage was as powerful for me as it
was for you, especially when Sydney was born. Looking at you now, I
see that illusion is finally gone.
Jack: I want to make something very clear to you. There are people
here who believe you can repay the debt you owe this country through
your continued cooperation. I am not one of them. And if Sydney, in
any way, becomes victim to your endgame, I will kill you. She spent
most of her life believing you were dead; she'll get used to it
again. No matter what bond you try to forge with her.
Irina: You haven't told her what you did to her after I
disappeared. Have you?
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