This is your last chance, kid! Three, two...
Get in the car. Get in the car!
Drive! Drive!
Am I getting deported again?
We just have some questions about Layla Hazimi.
Layla?
Did you hear what happened?
Do you know who'd want to do something like that to her?
Khaled...
Hanan told us that you were kidnapped.
I just made it up.
-Are you sure? -What the hell do you want?!
Why can't you leave me alone?
We believe the same men who took you, also killed Layla.
That's why we need your help to stop them.
You need my help? I thought you came to pick me up.
Maybe the Directorate of Immigration made a mistake.
I'm so sorry. If it had been up to me...
It's never up to you!
Khaled, listen to me...
Victims of trafficking, like someone forced to smuggle,-
-could get their applications for asylum looked at again.
If you tell me what you know, you might be allowed to stay.
I was allowed to stay, but you guys sent me out!
Nils.
What did you say?
That Line has...? When?
-Is she okay? -Yes. She's here now.
-Let me talk to her. -Okay.
Line? It's your dad. He wants to talk to you.
It's not a good time.
Tell her I'm driving home right now.
Didn't you just catch Khaled Athari?
-Yes, but are you sure she's okay? -She's fine. Get the kid to talk.
Stay there. I'll deal with things here.
Hey. What's going on?
Line was attacked, and the description fits Begi.
-Is she okay? -You should've told me about Begi.
My daughter shot the man. She could've killed him!
If she had, the world would be a much better place.
Khaled! No!
No, Maggie! No!
Fuck!
Fuck.
Why did you let him go?
What do you mean? I didn't.
He just went to the window and jumped!
-What the hell is going on? -You tell me.
-He can't have gotten far. -We'll find him.
And she stays here!
I should've aimed better.
You've done more than enough.
Line.
I just have to ask.
Where did you get an unregistered weapon?
You know that we have to look into this?
People are looking for him, but...don't get your hopes up.
Okay. Thank you.
Where did you get it from?
The gun you're carrying.
We just lost our best lead. I focus on him, not me.
What about telling me everything?
You haven't exactly been forthcoming with me.
I don't know what your past relationship with Suzanne is,-
-but it is definitely affecting your judgment.
She should not be here.
I have the weapon because I don't want Begi to get away.
Sounds like you're planning to gun him down.
This is Sweden, not Texas.
Where is Sammy?
He's in a safe place.
Our people are looking after him, so everything's fine.
Line?
Hey...
Why don't you want to talk to your dad?
Is it true that Suzanne Bjerke is with him?
Yes. Why?
Did you know about it? About him and Suzanne?
You'll have to ask someone else.
Are you protecting him? Like a good friend?
-You misunderstand, Line. -What?
It was...
...your mom who had an affair.
With Suzanne's husband.
Why didn't dad tell me?
You'll have to ask him about that.
Hi. Sorry. Your boyfriend is here.
Okay...
Am I under arrest?
I'm looking at acquaintances of Cato Dalen.
His boss got convicted of smuggling hashish.
It's almost 20 years ago. His name is Peder Salomonsen.
I recognize him from the crime scene in the square.
He was in a wheelchair.
-Should I check it out? -Yes.
What did you say about the gun?
-That I found it in the woods. -The worst excuse ever!
Hammer said the same thing.
Yo!
-Are you here alone? -I don't need looking after.
This is Sammy that I told you about.
Hi.
I just wanted to say...
...that you got me out of a big fuck-up.
Are you trying to thank me?
It was just as much your fault!
Do you want to come inside?
Any news?
No, not regarding Khaled.
If the police can't find him within an hour,-
-we'll drive back to Larvik.
Oh, by the way, I got the crime scene report from forensics.
Nothing points to Jens having a sexual relationship with Layla.
So why was she there?
I guess she knew she was in trouble when the suitcase disappeared.
Maybe she was afraid of staying the night at the center.
I've spent so much time hating Jens, but...
...right now I don't quite know how to feel.
Do you often think about Ingrid?
Sometimes I don't.
I learned a very nice thing a couple of years ago.
That forgiveness is the highest form of love.
For both yourself and others.
Maybe that's why it's so hard.
Suzanne here.
Hi.
Yes.
It's Khaled. For you.
Do you mean it? About getting to stay?
-If I help you? -I'll do all I can, Khaled.
-Where are you now? -Look behind you.
He's the one who forced me into the car.
We drove for many hours.
The sign said "Gothenburg". I knew then that I was in Sweden.
We stopped outside of a big apartment building.
The buildings looked the same, all of them in rows.
Okay?
They brought me to an apartment.
They gave me a suitcase and a train ticket to Larvik.
-Who was the recipient? -I don't know.
I was told not to look at the person who was picking it up.
-If I went to the police, then... -What would happen then?
They showed me a picture of a boy with his head chopped off.
Just like Layla.
Would you recognize it if we went there?
The apartment?
No. I can't go back there.
Khaled... Look at this.
No!
This is Layla, your friend. Look.
Look at it! Okay?
This is what he did to your friend.
She wasn't the first one. How about this young girl?
He will not stop.
I need you to help me.
Will you help me?
-Here you go. -Thanks.
I know we're trying to have kids, but maybe he's a bit too old?
Or what?
GOTHENBURG
-I think we turned right here. -Okay.
Does it look familiar?
It's the right color, but they all look the same.
We're getting closer, then.
There! Up there!
I remember that thing.
I saw it from the building on the other side. On the eight floor.
Are you sure?
Okay. Thank you. Bye.
The apartment on the eight floor is registered to a woman in Halmstad.
She's not known to us, but her husband fought in Syria.
He's one of them.
The SWAT team is on its way.
Police!
Clear!
The apartment is empty and secured.
Smells like bleach.
According to the neighbors, the place was cleared out yesterday.
-And? -That's all they'll tell us.
So they knew we were coming.
Don't look at me. We never heard of this place before today.
Who the fuck told them we were coming?
Khaled doesn't want to be here. He's very antsy.
He wondered if we could go somewhere to eat.
Okay.
I need to debrief with Melander. The kid is hungry.
Bro!
Why don't you buy a food processor?
Because women like men who use their hands.
Women like men who can afford food processors.
Try it.
I plan to apply for hairdresser studies.
Hairdresser? Is that what you want to be?
No, but all the hot babes apply for that.
The cut is not too deep.
Hold this while I get a Band-Aid.
Stay away from the knife.
Shots have been fired against the witness.
-Are you okay? -They followed us here.
-Black motorcycle headed north. -We know.
A patrol car called it in just a minute ago.
They found it, abandoned and torched by Ullared.
We lost them.
So what shall we do with the boy? I can get him a safe house.
I want to bring him back to Larvik and put him in protective custody.
I'll make sure he's available for questioning.
I can't give you permission to leave the country.
Are you gonna stop us?
Let's go.
-Khaled! -Hanan.
Hi!
-Hey. -Hi.
Well, there's nothing new on Begi, but...
...we might have a new lead.
-Salomonsen? -Yes.
The guy in a wheelchair!
He's a local shop owner.
He was second on the crime scene when Layla's head was found.
Cato Dalen used to work for him.
Salomonsen was convicted of possession and use 20 years ago-
-in Trondheim. They suspected that he was involved in distribution,-
-but couldn't prove it, so we checked his business.
It's doing surprisingly well.
You think it's a front?
Yeah, maybe.
-Why is he in a wheelchair? -I think it's a military injury.
He was a veteran?
Was he in northern Afghanistan?
Yeah.
-How did you know? -Begi was too.
This is our connection right here!
Salomonsen was probably the one who told Begi where to find the kids.
And when the drugs went missing, Begi blamed him and sent a warning.
Layla's head.
Benjamin and Veronica are watching him.
-We have a tracker on his car. -Why don't we bring him in?
Maybe he will contact Begi if he's still in the country.
He's still in the country. We have intel.
Who's "we"?
Someone wants to talk to you.
-Who is "we"? -I'm going to my office.
What do you think, Ottar?
How long are we supposed to wait for him?
There he is!
Where is he going? Didn't he park in the other direction?
-I'm so glad to see you, honey. -I'm glad to see you too.
Listen...
I'd like for us to have a proper talk about everything.
I've talked to Hammer.
Why didn't you tell me the truth right away?
That it was mom who...
You and Thomas... I...
I didn't want you to have that memory of her.
Didn't you get angry?
Yes, I got angry.
But...I understand why she did it.
I was never there for any of you.
But, dad, you can't feel responsible for everything that happens.
Hi, Veronica.
Going where? Go and lie down!
William!
-What's going on? -Guess who's coming up.
I found this on my car.
A tracking device.
If you're curious about something, just ask.
I can understand that there are certain notions about me, so...
-What notions do you think we have? -I'm not sure.
But...
...I think it has something to do with Cato Dalen.
-Cato worked for you, right? -He was one of our drivers.
What's criminal about that?
You've got a drug conviction for possession and use of hashish.
That was 20 years ago.
I'll admit that I had a problem, with hashish-
-and many other things, but...
...I was struggling back then.
And that's not a problem anymore?
I got help.
Okay... "NA"?
"Narcotics Anonymous". Is that where you met Cato?
NA is supposed to be an anonymous service, so...
...I can't talk about the members.
But now I help others to quit,-
-including by hiring people that others are afraid to hire.
People change, including drug addicts.
You should know all about that.
Don't they say that forgiveness is the highest form of love?
Is that...
Is that some sort of saying?
It's something we say at NA.
Right...
Excuse me for a moment.
He's lying, and I don't think he's the only one.
Ask Hammer to keep him there for as long as he can.
There is one last thing we could try.
Hello!
-Hi. -Hi.
-Why didn't you answer? -Sorry.
-Where's Sammy? -He went to Bøkelia.
-His buddy had returned. -Yes, I heard. I'm going there too.
-Can we talk for a second? -It's getting a bit late.
Can you come here?
What is it?
-Tommy, I... -I thought we were trying.
-I thought we were starting a family. -I wanted to do one thing at a time.
Why do you say that now?
-You've lied to me. -I didn't mean to lie.
-I was just afraid to... -Afraid to do what?
Afraid to admit that I might've changed my mind.
That I don't want kids.
Not now, at least.
I'm sorry, Tommy. I should've told you.
Thanks for coming on such short notice.
What can Khaled help you with?
Follow me.
Let's see, Khaled... Do you recognize that man?
Take your time.
The Criminal Investigation Service wants to analyze the heroin.
Can you transport it to Oslo tomorrow?
-I'm going to Layla's funeral. -Okay. Veronica can come with me.
Do you recognize him?
I wish I could say yes, but no.
Thanks anyway.
-I've fried an egg for you. -I'm going to the funeral.
I don't have time. But I'd like some later.
Okay.
Will you be here when I get back? I was hoping we could talk.
Have you changed your mind?
No.
What's there to talk about, then?
That you're lying?
Hi, Sissel. Listen...
I just wanted to say that I've thought about things, and...
I was hoping we could talk when I get back.
I know that I've been a little difficult, so...
So... Okay. I love you.
Talk to you later. Bye.
Hi.
Thanks for coming.
Have you seen my dad? I thought he'd be here.
I thought the same.
Bye.
Don't look behind you.
Hold on!
Not a fucking move!
We're good.
Cops coming!
Police!
You're surrounded!
Drop your weapons now!
Drop your weapons, or we will shoot you!
Now!
Hey, asshole! I'm coming for you!
Maggie, don't!
The gun wasn't loaded.
-Hi. -Hi.
-How was the funeral? -Nice.
-I'm just glad it's over. -Yes...
I just wanted to say that we got the people who killed Layla and Jens.
Is it true?
We lured them into a trap.
With your help, actually.
How long have you helped them, Suzanne?
William... What are you talking about?
I should've known in Gothenburg that someone warned them.
-But that it was you... -What? I almost got killed!
But still you protect them?
Only you got to know that the heroin was being brought to Oslo.
"Forgiveness is the highest form of love."
Isn't that what you say at the NA meetings?
That's where you met Peder Salomonsen, right?
And the pills that the forensic team found...
We thought they belonged to the residents, but they're yours.
You don't know how low I've been.
After Jens left me... I needed something to keep me going.
With Peder's help? And in return for what?
I didn't know anything about what they were planning.
Peder only asked me to find someone who could work a little bit for him.
Khaled was being deported either way.
And...he needed money, and all he had to do, was to take the train-
-with a suitcase. They treated him badly, but it went well.
What about Layla?
All Layla had to do, was to take the train.
I did it for the kids.
So that I could be here for them, because no one else cares.
Hello?
I thought you had to stay for questioning.
No one wants to make this a big incident.
The world's a better place without him.
That's not our choice to make.
Layla didn't have a choice, did she?
Where's the justice in that?
I'm sorry that I lied to you.
Is that the surprise? That you haven't gotten rid of him yet?
Sorry. But I've found a friend he can play with.
Oh, how cute!
-What's his name? -Ottar.
You sly bastard.
-He's so cute! -Yes, yes...
THE BORG FAMILY
-Hi! -Hi, honey.
I thought you might need some real food.
-Thank you. -You're welcome.
Is there any meat in here at all, or what?
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