Spooks: The Greater Good Page #2

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2015
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Thank you.

Okay. They're ready for us.

We know about Harry's connection

to your family,

so we understand

this may not be easy for you.

It'd be fine, even if he was dead.

It'd be an admission of failure. Harry's

too bloody arrogant to kill himself.

He was certainly acting

like someone who was about to.

He went to visit this woman's grave.

Ruth Evershed.

MI5 analyst killed in action 2011.

How would you describe their relationship?

Love of his life.

Harry's team has noticed changes

in his behaviour since her death.

He's become emotionally distant, cold,

been drinking heavily.

- Changes?

- So, what? He swam?

The water would have been

below nine degrees.

He'd have developed hypothermia

before reaching the bank.

This is a picture before

he walked into shot,

and this is a picture

after you say that he jumped.

Top left corner. Identical bird.

Different time stamp, same image.

CCTV's been tampered with.

As you already know.

So let's stop wasting time.

This is about Harry losing Qasim, isn't it?

Before he disappeared,

Harry made three encrypted phone calls.

The first two we can't trace.

The third was to you.

Your ex-service emergency voicemail.

I haven't checked that in months.

You must know that.

- Why call you?

- I have no idea.

Last time I spoke to him

was the night he decommissioned me

from MI5 three years ago.

Well, he wants to chat now.

That makes you useful.

Will you help us find him?

No, thanks.

You and Harry ever talk much about Berlin?

The night your father died?

Yeah, he told me what happened.

Did he?

If there's something else, Mace,

I have a right to know.

Oh, I don't think it's up to me...

If you're not going to actually murder him,

I think you've made your point.

Find Harry

and you can ask him about Berlin yourself.

Who are you?

Who...

Are you?

Sir Harry Pearce. Although I doubt

I'll take that title to the grave.

Until recently, Head of Counter-Terrorism

for Her Majesty's Security Service.

Funny, but who are you really?

Someone who knows

what these two words mean to you.

Asma Shishani.

Go.

How did you find me?

Alone?

I still have a trick or two.

So what do you want?

I want to know who helped you escape.

I know it was someone on my side.

They never told me who they were.

Of course they didn't,

but you must have had a contact.

A phone number, that's all.

A phone number will do nicely.

And in return, I'll give you what you want.

There is no way you could get that.

It'll take a few days, but as I said,

I still have a trick or two.

She said she was a human rights lawyer.

Helped two of my brothers after they

were imprisoned by your government.

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