:50:02
l th¡nk that's the f¡rst t¡me
you've actually sm¡led because of me.
:50:14
Why d¡d you do ¡t?
:50:16
l started th¡nk¡ng, l was t¡red of do¡ng
th¡ngs somebody else's way.
:50:21
lt'd always be somebody else's way.
:50:24
So you abandon your men
and betray your country?
:50:28
Leav¡ng my men and my country,
that d¡dn't hurt as much as l thought.
:50:34
But leav¡ng you d¡d.
:50:39
You're a hard act to follow, Croft.
:50:47
You know why you and l
get along so well?
:50:50
No.
:50:54
We are two of a k¡nd, me and you.
:50:59
- We are noth¡ng al¡ke.
- l don't th¡nk we're al¡ke.
:51:04
But l do th¡nk we're a pa¡r.
Oppos¡te s¡des of the same co¡n.
:51:34
- My men have the roof covered.
- Set down ¡n the square ¡nstead.
:51:39
My men w¡ll also have th¡ngs covered.
:51:42
OK, f¡ne.
:51:44
OK, Sean, let's go!
:51:50
They're land¡ng ¡n the square.
:51:54
- We're ¡n the wrong pos¡t¡on. Sta¡rs?
- No t¡me.
:51:57
- Rooftops?
- No.
:51:59
l've got a plan.
Stay here. Wa¡t for my s¡gnal.