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- Hey.
- You're not afraid of what I'll do.
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- It's okay.
- You're afraid that they'll discover you!
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We can help them, too.
May, this is a good thing.
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- This is a very good thing.
- How can you possibly think that?!
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I get it. My programming
is different than yours.
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You had to discover that
your body had been replaced.
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- You must've felt blindsided.
- My reality was crashing down.
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Whereas I still have my mind
but know exactly what I am.
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And more importantly,
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I understand a basic truth
that you don't realize yet.
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And what's that?
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That our bodies don't matter.
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Radcliffe built a world ...
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a world exactly like this one.
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Every molecular detail
the same, just...
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with a little less hurt
for each of us.
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What do you mean, "hurt"?
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Imagine if your greatest regret
could be wiped away.
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Do you know
what that would be?
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I do.
And you?
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I sometimes wonder
what it would've been like
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if I'd never signed up.
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All the loss, the grief...
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<i>All my regrets
are piled up after that.</i>
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Could've lived
like a civilian, you know?
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The simple life.
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Now we can have that.
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Are you saying we'll eventually
be able to be... together?
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I'm saying that in the Framework,
we already are.
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Radcliffe gassed them during the
raid. That's why we lost time.
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Quick scan of the brain,
transfer that data to a body,
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which must have
already been built...
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Yeah, I'm thinking the same thing.
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He could've had ... Sorry.
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Could've had digital scans
of their features.
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From the eyes
of the May android.
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Complete physical geometry.
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So he could've replaced anybody.
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- What is...
- Let me see.
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Well, the... lab techs must've
taken it upon themselves
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to mount LMD detection devices
randomly throughout the base.
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I mean, there must be
a calibration error.
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It's reading the equipment
or something...
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- Whoa!
- Stay right there.
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- Hey, Jemma ...
- Back away!
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- Back away...
- All right!
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...until we can f-figure this out.
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Figure what out?
You're pointing a gun at me.
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Why are you pointing a gun
at me?!
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- No.
- Don't move.
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It's you.
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S-S-Shut up.
Shut up!
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You suggested that
we come to the workshop...
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alone.
You brought me here.
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No, you ... you were ...
you were the one
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telling me to act normal, and...
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- You knew how the LMDs were made.
- ...who was the one that
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didn't want to leave the base,
saying it was a calibration error?!
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- You knew!
- There's no calibration error!
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I'm not the one
that's pointing the gun!
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I bloody well know
that I'm not an android!
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You would lie and say that if you were!
You'd be programmed to!
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What are you doing?
You don't know.
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You don't even know, like May.
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Stop it!
The ... The same goes for you.
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Of course this is happening.
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This always happens to you,
to me, to us.
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It's my worst fear coming true
again. You don't even know.
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I'm not a bloody LMD! You're messing
with me, messing with my head!
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- It's not me, Jemma!
- Well, it's one of us!
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It's one of us, Fitz.
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Well, regardless of who it is...
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- it's my fault.
- It is.
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- It is.
- I perfected the technology.
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I started
this whole nightmare.
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I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
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Don't...
make me feel bad for you.
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- Don't hurt me.
- I couldn't.
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<i>I'm not gonna fight you, Jemma.</i>
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Even if you are a decoy.
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I'm the bad guy, okay?
No matter what.
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So I'll do whatever you say.
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Okay?
I'll do whatever you say.
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Pick it up.
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- And do what, Jemma?
- Cut your wrist.
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If you're the LMD, I'll see
your substructure and I'll know.
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And if not ...
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Not, then you're the android,
and you just convinced
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- me to slit my wrist.
- Do it!
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Okay.
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Ohh!
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- That's a lot of blood.
- Did you cut the radial artery?
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I was trying very hard to miss it. I...
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Don't come near me!
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<i>Oh, God.</i>
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- Fitz...
- I'm sorry.
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- Welcome back, Doctor.
- Oh, what the hell?
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My orders were to bring me out
after 24 hours.
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- That's exactly what I did.
- Really?
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Oh, my God.
I completely lost track of time.
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