Mag: Don't mix everything up. Don't parasite this mission. It could be major. Maybe even a turning point in the war. Understand? A turning point in the war. Malotru's nothing, in comparison. Nothing.
Vincent: The statistics speak for themselves. In 85% of cases where ISIS relaunched the negotiations of their own initiative... In 85% of those cases, they had already lost control of the hostage. In 70% of the cases, the hostage was already dead. I won't bother with the stats on the hostages' cause of death. Illness, execution, screw-up... So, in 15% of these cases, the hostage had simply disappeared. Kidnapped by another group, or escaped. I'll spare you the stats on the success rate of escapes in the middle of ISIS territory.
Marie-Jeanne: No, please tell us.
Vincent: We only know of one case. The man wasn't being held. He was only on house arrest.
Marie-Jeanne: We're talking 0%.
Vincent: That's right.
Marie-Jeanne: How many cases of unsuccessful escapes are there?
Vincent: 9%.
Marie-Jeanne: So, to summarize, ISIS is relaunching the negotiations. This means there's a 70% chance that Guillaume is dead. And a 9% chance that he escaped.
Vincent: With zero chance of making it out alive.
Marie-Jeanne: On his own. Making it out alive on his own. But if he has help... which category is he in? Has he escaped or been freed?
Emilie: Did you train for combat?
Duflot: I want to get in shape.
Emilie: Oh, really? If you lie like that on the job, it's a wonder you've had a career.
Alexei Klebnikov: There's no way out. What is your name?
Malotru: Paul.
Alexei Klebnikov: Sure, and I'm Vladimir Putin.
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