:16:09
He had it right there in his hand,
and he let it all slip away.
:16:12
He couldn't stop them.
:16:14
He could have tried.
:16:17
You don't feel any remorse, do you?
:16:17
Do you think that
makes me a bad person?
:16:18
You did what you had to do.
:16:22
I heard about your father.
:16:27
I'm sorry for your loss.
:16:30
It was a terribly
unfortunate mistake.
:16:33
Mistake?
:16:41
You've got the girl?
:16:55
She's inside.
:16:56
So you really believe
:17:02
that thing you put on her head
is blocking her signal?
:17:04
Right now, they're in their ship,
scratching their little gray heads,
:17:06
going, "Where's our girl?"
:17:08
Then, when we take that shield off,
here they come.
:17:14
You're confident
we can take them down?
:17:15
Wherever they come from...
:17:17
the most distant star,
the furthest reaches of time...
:17:18
the moment they enter
our time and space, our reality,
:17:23
they're confronted by
the laws of our physics.
:17:26
You're sure of that?
:17:27
In 1947,
in Roswell, New Mexico,
:17:31
a ship came down when it collided
with a Mogul spy balloon... a balloon.
:17:36
Yeah, I'm pretty damn sure.
:17:37
You done a fine job.
We're indebted to you.
:17:39
What is this?
:17:42
SOLDIER:
Charlie company, move out!
:17:48
I'd like to thank you
on behalf of your country
:17:48
for your contribution to this effort.
:17:51
You've done your part,
Miss Crawford.
:17:58
The little girl's a part of
a military operation now.