Duflot: Our mission is simple: to find out what others are hiding from us, others being enemies, foreigners or allies, anyone who is not one of us. They don't tell us or show us everything and we want to know, so we dig, we sniff' around, we watch, we listen and we recruit. That's our line of work: intelligence. We are trained in the art of lying. We lie to everyone. That is why loyalty... is the ultimate value. Without it, we are doomed to destroy ourselves from within.
Duflot: Disloyalty is a fragmentation bomb. It causes collateral damage, long after its explosion. Disloyalty is a cancer. You never know if you'll survive. You never know how far it's spread.
Duflot: I've known cases of disloyalty during the course of my career. Serious cases, memorable ones. But this case... will become a legend.
Marie-Jeanne: Guillaume Debailly should have lived in the '60s. He's a master spy. He'd have perfectly mastered the rules during the Cold War. He charms you but he gives nothing away. You can never guess his intentions. Even when you think you know, he manages to make you doubt. I think that... he can persuade people to do just about anything...
Céline: We know perfectly well what he'll do. He's the bomber.
Duflot: Guillaume is not a suicide bomber. He has a plan.
Céline: I don't see one.
Duflot: You're not Guillaume.
Céline: What do you hold against him?
Interrrogateur DGSE: If you don't know, then you're not supposed to know.
Céline: You're investigating someone who's taking enormous risks right now to protect us.
Interrrogateur DGSE: What are you talking about?
Céline: If you don't know, then you're not supposed to know.
Chevalier: Woe to the vanquished!
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