[in Arabic] His name.
Or his life.
You choose.
Paul Lewis.
[in Amharic] So you speak Amharic then?
A little.
[in Amharic] What did you think of Addis?
What did you do there?
[in Amharic] I taught English.
And you?
I help organise stuff.
Accompany Samia to lectures.
So now, you're in London?
[in Farsi] I like it, I don't care.
Look, their contract says we have one week to return it.
The scratches were already there when it was delivered.
You know what?
Tell them we ordered a grey fridge. This one's black.
Yeah, lie to them!
Look, I'm at work. I don't have time. I'll call you later, okay?
Thanks, bye.
[in Farsi] Grey, black?
[in Farsi] Red, blue, pink.
[in Arabic] Little late for breakfast.
Leave me alone.
I get it.
I make you uncomfortable.
You don't like all my questions.
Do you think I want to be poking around in your shit?
I'm trying to protect you.
He's an English teacher I met.
Where's he teach?
In Jordan...
...but it didn't work out.
He's not teaching anymore.
So he's not a teacher.
He's writing I think.
You think.
Like books?
He's working on a novel.
Has he been published?
It's his first.
What else?
He has a daughter.
What's her name?
Go on. Make it up.
Where does Julia live?
I don't know.
I've never met her.
Have you been to his place?
No.
So he's a teacher...
...but he's not.
You don't know where he lives.
He has a daughter who may or may not be named 'Julia'.
But...
...you've never met her.
I'm so sick of this.
That makes two of us.
[in Arabic] So here's what's going to happen.
- You never see him again. - No.
I think what's going to happen is I'll do what I like.
Get out of my room.
You're brave. Smart. I like you.
And because I like you,
I'm going to say it once more.
If you see him again
I can't protect you or him from what happens next.
Why should we need protection?
I haven't done anything wrong.
What are you doing?
Six days.
Six days and nights.
To find out I was telling the truth.
[in Russian] We work for the diplomatic police.
We're arresting you for involvement in terrorism.
I haven't done anything.
You're Rybak's accomplice. So is he.
[in Arabic] He's just come out.
How long did he stay?
An hour and forty minutes.
How do we know he really reported it.
Go in and check.
Right. Like they'd tell me...
Say you witnessed an assault and want to report it.
What if he's given a description to the cops?
I'm wearing his jacket right now!
What?
You idiot!
I wasn't planning on turning myself in.
I don't care how you do it.
If he's reported you and they arrest you so much the better.
It means he's telling the truth.
[in Arabic] I reported the assault.
They had no idea what I was talking about.
Are you sure?
I'm sure.
We got him.