Beyond Borders
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:36:00
On and off.
:36:04
You should move your bed.
:36:07
lt's too near the window.
:36:08
Were you working together here?
:36:10
Yes, in a manner of speaking.
:36:13
How'd you know where l was?
:36:15
My sister?
:36:16
Oh, no, l'm not a journalist,
Mrs. Bauford.

:36:19
l'm more import/export.
:36:21
Cambodia, we nearly met.
:36:25
Actually,
:36:26
Nick mentioned you a few times.
:36:28
l most certainly would have.
:36:30
What do you want?
:36:32
What do you want, Mrs. Bauford?
:36:34
l want to know where Nick is.
:36:36
Last l heard,
:36:38
he was being held
in the mountains--

:36:39
a rebel position,
:36:41
about five, six miles
northeast of here.

:36:42
Whole area's under heavy
Russian shelling now,

:36:45
but l managed
to make radio contact.

:36:47
They were negotiating,
they knew who he was.

:36:51
But that was yesterday,
been nothing since.

:36:54
Chances are that he's dead.
:37:00
So why are you telling me this?
:37:01
l'm curious.
:37:04
l mean, you come
to this shit-hole in hell,

:37:07
and you think you can find him?
:37:10
What is it?
:37:12
ls this... love?
:37:14
ls that what it is?
:37:19
Okay, whatever.
:37:20
You're here.
:37:23
Now...
:37:24
if l get him back alive.
:37:26
l'll lose one less operative.
:37:29
lf he's dead, he's dead.
:37:32
Of course l'm not stupid enough
to risk my own ass

:37:35
for some fucked-up big mouth.
:37:38
But you, you're willing
to risk your life for love.

:37:45
l'll trade with anything,
Mrs. Bauford.

:37:48
Anything at all.
:37:53
Fine.
:37:54
What do l do?
:37:57
l have a friend, a local.

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