4. Devils You Know (第3季)【完整台词】

D.

Almost a shame we're gonna bring it all down.

- So, what's the job? - Don't know.

- When's it going down? - Don't know.

- Any idea where? - Not yet.

You do realize the point of intelligence gathering is to gather intelligence? The point is, I'm moving up the food chain.

And that lunatic Kebo is finally bringing me in on a job.

Or luring you into a trap.

We have to be smart about this.

It's not complicated, really.

Just point, shoot, repeat as necessary.

You don't have enough intel.

It's sloppy.

If it's a chance to find Ward, it's worth it.

What happens if you walk into a roomful of Hydra enforcers with guns pointed at your head? That's what you're here for to help.

Try to keep up, love.

This isn't funny, Hunter.

What if there are innocent lives at risk? There's always lives at risk! You were there when Bobbi was bleeding out in my arms.

Ward did that.

If I have a shot at finding him, I'm taking it.

I have to before Bobbi gets back in the field.

Look I want Ward as bad as you do.

But I don't think his life is worth yours or Bobbi's.

Well, on that, we can agree.

Once you get the time and place, call me.

Yes, mum.

The DNA results came in.

They confirm the killer is an Inhuman.

- He's killing his own kind.

- I don't get it.

If he knows what it's like, what we go through, I just I refuse to believe Mack's "great white shark" theory.

He's not some mindless wrecking machine.

Agreed.

The killer's tracking its prey.

The question is how.

Alisha knew these people.

They were friends of hers before the Outbreak.

Maybe the killer was, too.

It's possible, but before Alisha was attacked, the couple mentioned that they got some weird e-mail, right? Well, that e-mail had a nasty virus attached to it.

It chewed up the operating system like a blender.

I was able to un-mangle it, and it looks like the virus was planted to track their location.

Do we know of any other Inhumans who got this e-mail? Joey Gutierrez didn't.

I checked.

But the others I don't know.

It's not like we have a ton of candidates to work with.

Reach out to the ATCU.

Let them know what you found.

Taking this team-spirit thing a little far, aren't we? Fitz and I grabbed that laptop before they got there.

Why would we share this intel? We know the ATCU has found Inhumans in the past, confiscated all their belongings.

Let's see if they've come across this virus before.

If we share with them, what do we get in return? - What do you want? - I don't know.

Let's start with how many Inhumans they've come across, - where they take them.

- Daisy has a good point, sir.

We don't know nearly enough about them.

I agree, but if we want answers, then we gotta play ball.

Share the intel, trace the virus to its source.

It was bitter, not sweet at all.

I'd imagined the taste of a fresh strawberry for months, but like most things since being back, - it just wasn't what I'd remembered.

- Most things aren't.

Memories have a funny way of changing on you when you're not looking.

How about you? You feel any different since you've been back? Besides your taste buds, I mean.

- Any trouble sleeping or anxiety? - No.

Shock, rage - depression? - I know you're looking for signs of PTSD.

But I assure you, I'm fine.

You've been through something pretty extreme.

There will be after-effects, and that's okay.

It's okay to struggle, to feel uncomfortable in your own skin.

I'm not one of your Inhuman patients, Dr.

Garner.

No.

No, you're not.

But survivor stories have always fascinated me how they got through it.

The Chilean miners relied on routine work, exercise, rest, gave each other jobs.

- They had each other.

- Well, not all of them.

One hiker was stranded on mount hood for six nights in the snow.

Said her faith saved her that and the thought of all the loose ends she left behind, the people she cared about.

- She never gave up hope.

- I did.

Do you remember a specific moment when that happened? Honestly, I'd rather look forward than back.

I have a very interesting new project - that I'm trying to focus on.

- It's okay.

You don't have to talk about it.

Just know you got a lot of friends here who care a lot about you.

You're safe now, Jemma.

It's over.

You're wrong.

She puts up a good front, but I'm worried about her.

You should be.

The woman was stranded alone on a barren alien world for months.

She's dealing with a lot of emotions and won't open up about any of them.

I know you can't discuss specifics, - but is she making any progress? - Nah.

You can't rush her.

No field work.

I mean it, Phil.

And when I give you a recommendation, I want you to respect it this time.

Hey, what are you talking about? I'm talking about the Inhuman you have in containment You know, the one I never even met, - let alone cleared for a mission? - Alisha came to us.

She was worried about her friends.

And how many more like her are you hiding? - That's not what we're doing.

- These people have problems! I'm not just gonna turn a blind eye and rubber-stamp them for your new team.