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:01:02
What is this?
:01:05
It's your tip.
:01:08
Ugh!
:01:17
( creaking )
:01:19
So get this--
based on its size and speed,

:01:22
there is no scientific explanation
for the thing that hit us.

:01:25
But we know it's out there
and that it's not too friendly.

:01:28
You're making
an assumption, Captain.

:01:30
It lives here. You drove a nuclear
sub through its living room.

:01:33
If I get the opportunity,
I'll blow it to bits

:01:35
and then you can open your own
sushi restaurant.

:01:38
What if someone walked
into your home

:01:40
and pissed
on your carpet?

:01:47
Forgive me for being upset,
but if you haven't noticed,

:01:50
we're stuck at a depth
that, well. . .

:01:53
few men get the opportunity
to experience unless. . .

:01:56
they're about to die.
:01:58
I just lost two men today,
two very good men. . .

:02:01
What?
:02:06
Did the noise wake you?
:02:07
We were attacked by an underwater
creature of some kind.

:02:09
I'm still trying
to figure. . .

:02:11
When you're finished
with your briefing,

:02:13
- I'll be down in the engine--
- I don't need this right now.

:02:16
It's about time
we stopped playing games

:02:18
with the rookie agent, okay?
:02:20
Casper's gone, and you've got
a dead sailor on your hands.

:02:23
- What do you mean?
- He's escaped, he's gone!

:02:26
No!
:02:28
That was your responsibility.
It was your prisoner!

:02:30
You better be lying!
:02:32
I hate to bear bad news,
but I'm out of my element.

:02:35
I'm not a field agent,
I'm certainly not an escort.

:02:38
I didn't even ask
for this assignment,

:02:40
so I apologize if things
aren't going quite as planned.

:02:43
I'm assuming the same
can be said about yourself.

:02:46
And would you please stop
calling me "Special Agent"?

:02:54
Agent Turner. . .
:02:56
you've just been presented
with an opportunity.

:02:59
Do you want to go hide in
the closet or do something about it?


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