:30:01
The most you'llget is a sympathetic smile
anda pat on the back.
:30:05
How long is this gonna take?
:30:07
ln truth, l don't know.
:30:09
You need to settle in for a long haul.
Nothing goes quickly in Tecala.
:30:13
But thepeople holding Peter,
they do know what they're doing.
:30:16
He's a very valuable commodity,
andit's in their best interest...
:30:19
...to keep him healthy.
:30:23
Was Peter in the habit of taking off
and not telling you where he would be?
:30:28
No. What are you getting at?
:30:31
How is his health?
:30:33
Peter's health has always been fine.
:30:35
-Medication?
-No.
:30:38
-What about allergies?
-No. Nothing.
:30:41
He's allergic to chlorine and strawberries.
:30:44
A blood vessel popped in his eye.
He's been taking drops.
:30:47
And he's very prone to ear infections.
:30:55
What about emotionally? ls he equipped
to handle this kind of stress?
:30:59
What kind of stress?
:31:30
l don't know, Frank. He doesn't know.
lt could be one week, it could be six.
:31:35
She's Alice. What can l tell you?
Alice is Alice.
:31:38
She's still out there,
trying to save the world.
:31:40
-l can't tell you what she's feeling.
-Who are you? l mean...
:31:44
...people who do this,
are you lawyers, foreign service, what?
:31:48
Some law enforcement, some intelligence.
Mostly, it's military.
:31:51
-Which are you?
-l was a soldier.
:31:55
What kind of soldier?
:31:57
British army.
:31:59
-You sound Australian.
-l am.