Le Bureau des Légendes #3.10

Sisteron: Why?
Céline: Are you cleared to know?... So why did you ask?

Céline: The Turks will hit Jarabulus, with the Syrian rebels. We can't piss off the Turks, so we're dropping the Kurds, for now.
Sisteron: What does that mean?
Céline: We're disengaging. Leaving the hotspots... And asking our Turkish friends to show restraint.
Sisteron: Restraint in what way?
Céline: Not to massacre the Kurds.
Sisteron: The Kurds have been prepping to take Jarabulus for ages. We've helped them.
Céline: That's what "dropping the Kurds" means.

Marie-Jeanne: Save your breath. Celine already begged me to get her out.
Sisteron: Why can't we?
Marie-Jeanne: We need her there, to keep us informed.
Sisteron: We could lose her. They'll be bombed.
Marie-Jeanne: She's a soldier in a warzone. She's aware of the risk.
Sisteron: She's a precious asset we should protect. Our mission isn't to save our sources when things change. It isn't?
Marie-Jeanne: No. Our mission is to gather intel.

Marie-Jeanne: Guillaume Debailly is a smart man. He knows this must stay in the family. Or he'd be in Moscow with Snowden. He knows we won't launch an official manhunt.
Chehlaoui: So, we forget him? He won't try to harm us?
Marie-Jeanne: I'm positive he won't. He won't harm us. He won't talk. We certainly could forget about him. He'd disappear into the fog. We'd never hear of him again. Neither one of us.
Chehlaoui: Is that what you're suggesting?
Marie-Jeanne: No. I don't intend to forget him.

Malotru: Why can't I talk to you?
Le père Malotru: That's not what fathers are for.

Marie-Jeanne: Here's our code specialist! Our expert on train lingo.
Simon: Can I help you?
Marie-Jeanne: I hope so. I doubt it. But it's worth a try.

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