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:28:04
Relax, X, you just graduated
at the head of your class.

:28:08
What are you talking about?
You almost got us killed.

:28:11
! We knew the army was moving.
! Excuse me?

:28:14
It was my idea to send you as
a decoy. How do you like that?

:28:22
! You're pretty fast for an old man.
! Get up.

:28:28
Walk with me.
:28:32
I believe under the right
circumstances, a man can change.

:28:37
For instance, last night you exhibited
courage, leadership...

:28:41
...and willingness to protect
a man you hardly knew.

:28:43
! So give me a medal.
! I'd rather give you a job.

:28:47
Look at me. Do I look like a fan
of law enforcement?

:28:51
This is your lucky day, Xander.
:28:54
This is your chance
to pay your Uncle Sam...

:28:57
...for all your wonderful freedoms.
:28:59
The job's not that difficult.
:29:01
I want you to meet people and
find out what you can about them.

:29:05
What type of people?
:29:07
Dangerous, dirty, tattooed,
uncivilized. Your kind of people.

:29:13
Hold up.
:29:16
My kind of people would say,
"Kiss my ass, scarface."

:29:21
Usually I'd take my gun,
press it to your temple...

:29:25
...and ask you very politely
to do what I want.

:29:28
But you're not afraid of death.
That puts us in a quandary.

:29:32
! We better call this a day, then.
! Not just yet.

:29:37
You ever watch lions at the zoo?
:29:40
You can tell which were captured
in the wild by the look in their eyes.

:29:45
The wild cat.
:29:47
She remembers running across the plain,
the thrill of the hunt.

:29:50
Four hundred pounds of killing fury
locked in a box.

:29:55
But after a while,
their eyes glaze over...

:29:58
...and you can tell
their soul has died.


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