Mason

Mercer:
Funny you should mention that. Here are some of your past missions. Quite a mess you made in Somalia. Or what about Kosovo? How many kids did you kill there?

Mason:
Eleven and two infants.

Mercer:
And yet you have the nerve to call yourself the good guy. Do you know how many people I've killed?

Mason:
Millions.

Mercer:
None.

Mason:
None huh. You've a messed up vision of the world. If what you're doing is good then why is the biggest police agency in the world hunting you down.

Mercer:
Because I refused to take orders.

Mason:
That sounds like a dictator to me.

Mercer:
Well this is how change occurs. By doing something drastic, something forceful. Something that rocks this world to it's very foundations. I am the second coming. I am the change I wish to see in the world.

Rookie Agent:
I was playing chess with this Italian guy once. He was a master of chess. He did this thing where he captured every single one of your pawns and a couple of the other pieces too. Just before he beat me he said "We let the pawns take the fall for the king but at the end of the day the pawn and the king go into the same box.

Mercer:
But that's only when the game is finished.

Richard Bennett:
So you're looking for a new agent?

Nick:
Yeah. I was thinking about getting one of those B6 soldiers, ya know the super soldier program.

Richard Bennett:
Do you know anything about that program?

Nick:
No not much. All of it is classified.

Richard Bennett:
I'll declassify it for you. They are, what did he call them, a jack of all armies. They're SAS, they're Special Ops, they're Mossad, Night Ops, Stealth Ops.

Nick:
Then why don't we have any of these agents.

Richard Bennett:
None have passed the program.

Nick:
Five have. Their files are behind you.

Richard Bennett:
So what's the catch?

Nick:
We get to work off the grid. Only you and my team has to know about it. We get to field test the soldiers. Sure if we fail, nobody will know. If we succeed, you'll look like the hero, hopefully we'll catch the arms dealer and find out who the mole is.

Mercer:
I'm not a bad guy, Mason. What I do is completely justified. I give people a means of voicing their opinion, of standing up to the corrupt, of having their voices heard.

Mason:
The good guys don't see it that way.

Mercer:
How could you be so naive to think that you're the good guy? It's people like you who are ruining this world. With their capitalism. With their "Yes We Can" attitude to fixing every problem. All you do is cover up the truth with your riddles.

Mason:
Like what you're doing now. You can't hear someones opinion when they're firing an AK-47 at you.

Mason:
With the VSC Program you can do more than just monitor my vital signs, you can change my body. Give me an adrenaline rush, kill me then bring me back to life, that sort of thing.

Nick:
Your primary objective is to catch this man.

Mason:
[Looking at a picture of Mercer] Who is he?

Norman:
His name is Mercer means merchant.

Nick:
He is a notorious arms dealer who has been funding civil wars. He didn't start making headlines until he started giving away guns and ammunition for free.

Natalie:
Claims he is giving people a way of voicing their opinion.

Nick:
We also believe that their is a mole in the agency and I hope you capture Mercer, you'll find out who the mole is.

Mason:
And that would be?

Norman:
Interpol Field Office Director Richard Bennett.

Nick:
Natalie will be your handler. Norman will be tech support and I'll supervise from here.

Mason:
Ok, so what you're telling me is, there is a mole in the agency and that by catching this masked lunatic we'll find out who the mole is.

Natalie:
Exactly.

Ulrich:
You know, if I had my way, you'd be dead.

Mason:
Good to know.

Ulrich:
But the boss says keep you alive, so I keep you alive.

Mason:
Well thank the boss for me. That reminds me; when is the faceless commander getting here. I've got places to be.

Ulrich:
You're not going anywhere my friend. You will die in this chair.

Mason:
Oh, I cannot wait to kill you.

Ulrich:
[Holding a knife to Mason's face] You try and I cut you like dog.

Mason:
You know I'm gonna kill you with that knife.

Mason:
[Ulrich points a gun at Mason's chest] You know the head is more effective.

Ulrich:
But the heart is more painful.

Mason:
Ah.

Ulrich:
Either way, you won't be alive for much longer.

Mercer:
I am not a bad guy, Mason. What I do is completely justified. I give people a means of voicing their opinion, of standing up to the corrupt, of having their voices heard.

Mason:
The good guys don't see it that way.

Mercer:
How could you be so naive to think that you're the good guy. It's people like you that are ruining this world. With your capitalism. Your "Yes We Can' attitude to fixing every problem. All you do is cover up the truth with your riddles.

Ulrich:
You try and I cut you like dog.

Mason:
I'm gonna kill you with the knife.

Mason:
[Ulrich points a gun at Mason's chest] You know the head is more effective.

Ulrich:
But the heart is more painful. Either way, you won't be alive for much longer.

Nick:
Your main objective is to catch this man.

Mason:
Who is he?

Norman:
We call him Mercer, means merchant.

Nick:
He's a notorious arms dealer who has been funding civil wars. He didn't start making headlines until he started giving away guns and ammunition for free.

Natalie:
Claims he is giving people a way of voicing their opinion.

Nick:
We also believe that their is a mole in the agency and I hope when you capture Mercer you'll find out who the mole is.

Mason:
And that would be?

Norman:
Interpol Field Office Director, Richard Bennett.

Nick:
Natalie will be your handler, Norman will be Tech Support and I'll supervise from here.

Mason:
Ok, so what your telling me is, there is a mole in the agency and that by catching this masked lunatic we'll find out who the mole is

Natalie:
Exactly.

Mason:
Well, then, we need to be clever about it.