1:08:01
...perhaps, about my situation?
Some news?
1:08:07
No, l don't know.
1:08:09
Are you a hostage, too?
1:08:14
There's an ltalian.
1:08:15
Up the hill, at the farmhouse.
He came a week ago.
1:08:19
ls he your friend?
1:08:23
No, l was brought here alone.
1:08:26
What kind of camp is this?
1:08:30
Once it was only for drugs...
1:08:32
...to make cocaine at the river.
1:08:35
But now from the fighting...
1:08:39
...it's all for soldiers.
1:08:41
How long have you been here?
1:08:48
You need soap for your feet?
1:08:50
Maybe tomorrow, l can steal some.
1:08:54
How long have you been here?
1:08:59
Nineteen months.
1:09:03
They think l'm crazy.
1:09:20
Dover.
1:09:21
-Terry, l'm sorry.
-This is Alice Bowman.
1:09:24
Janis Goodman, Dover McLoon,
consulate officer.
1:09:26
l know we scheduled to meet today,
but something's come up.
1:09:29
-We've been waiting for an hour and a half.
-l know that.
1:09:33
l really want to hear about your progress.
1:09:35
l'm sympathetic, we all are, but...
1:09:37
-...we've got a situation.
-What kind of situation?
1:09:40
l really just think we have to reschedule.
1:09:43
He's sympathetic.
1:09:45
What the hell does that mean?
1:09:48
The ELT just let off three car bombs
around the city.
1:09:51
They've threatened the embassy.
lt's a mess. l gotta go issue a statement.
1:09:55
-That's okay, you stay safe.
-Thanks.