12. The Real Deal (第5季)【完整台词】

Coulson: Previously on "Marvel's Agents of S.

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" Oh.

That's quite unsettling.

You're obsessed with Daisy Johnson.

- Quake.

- My orders are to capture her.

Daisy: You ICE'd me.

Did you really think after everything we've been through, you and me, that there was any universe in which I left you behind? Phil Coulson is dying, and you have to let him.

Mack! [Music] - Jojo! - It's all coming true.

At least the beacon will do what it's supposed to do.

Run.

Now! [Beeps, whirring] 5x12 - The Real Deal [Whirring] [Music] [Thud] [Music] [Electricity crackling] [Music] [Footsteps approach] Simmons give you the all clear? - You got banged up pretty good.

- Yeah, no.

I'm fine.

I just I feel foolish.

I was so intent on turning the beacon off, I didn't even consider that it might be wired - to overheat and explode.

- You can't blame yourself, Fitz.

General Hale's declared war on us.

I'm afraid she's done something a whole lot worse than that.

The basement's sealed off, but I sent the Dwarfs down to analyze the area after the explosion.

This one was on its way down when the elevator stopped and opened on Level 27.

[Music] Looks like your drone took a wrong turn and went outside.

Wouldn't that be nice? Unfortunately, this immense forest now exists approximately 150 feet below us.

But there are clouds and and sky.

Which is why its underground existence should be very alarming.

I'd say that's impossible, but after our round trip to Tomorrowland, my threshold for preposterous is way out of whack.

Theories? [Computer beeps] This is the only transmission received back from the basement so far.

I think we're looking at what happens when three monoliths are blown up together.

They somehow blew a hole in space-time, and that thing that thing right there is another dimension bleeding back into our world.

[Music] So, the good news is Daisy might not be the one responsible for tearing the Earth apart.

Bad news is end of the world may have already begun.

[Monitors beeping] [Groans softly] - Sorry.

Is it too tight? - No.

Um.

And the pain? So-so now, but, sometimes, my fingers feel like they're on fire.

[Sighs] I'm so sorry.

[Music] Daisy's getting more supplies so we can make you comfortable.

Thank you, Jemma.

[Door opens] [Music] I'll give you some time.

- You look scared, Turtleman.

- Of course I am.

The woman I love nearly died in front of me.

I'm not gonna die.

- Not yet.

- That's good to hear.

[Music] I'm gonna do everything I can to help.

I'm sorry.

I just get so angry.

To [Music] To make it back from that fractured future only to watch you get get butchered.

I'll get through this as long as I have you.

[Music] You're the only world I care about.

You say the word, and I'll carry you out of here and never look back.

[Music] Thank you for that but we have to stay and fight.

The things I heard in the future they're all coming true, faster than imagined.

We can't leave.

Okay, so, we need to find where they keep the medication.

- Something for nerve pain.

- Whoa.

"Orange scented.

" [Can sprays] [Sniffs] That's amazing! Oh! [Spitting] [Music] - Oh, my - Okay, snack time's over, Huckleberry.

Simmons is waiting.

[Electricity crackling] It's nearly impossible to get fresh fruits and vegetables.

[Music] But e-every year for my birthday, my mom would find me a big, juicy orange.

[Music] - Sounds like a nice tradition.

- Yeah, it was.

I loved the way my hands smelled after.

What about you? Did you have any special birthday traditions - growing up? - Nope.

Seriously? Nothing? Were you just raised in a house by sucky parents? More like an orphanage with mean, scary nuns.

Oh.

I'm I'm sorry.

- I didn't mean to be a jerk.

- R-Really? Well, I mean sometimes I do, because I think it's funny, but not just then.

I thought we were having a moment.

Just to be clear, you and I have never had a moment.

That was just you telling me a story about your very nice mom and an orange.

[Music] Deke! [Grunting] [Clank] [Grunts] [Music] [Gunshot] [Music] [Both breathing heavily] Fitz: It's our fears come to life.

What the hell are you talking about, Fitz? What fear? I'm still trying to piece it all together.

But here.

Watch this.

It's low-res, but it's all I could salvage from one of the Dwarfs.

[Music] - This can't be.

- Fitz? I think that when the monoliths exploded, they tore open something that I can only describe as a fear dimension.

[Music] And it's leaking out.

[Keyboard clacks] - See these emissions here? - What do you think that is? I don't know uh, alien energy.

The Dwarf went offline before I could analyze it.

But whatever it is, it seems that it can reach inside our minds.

Yeah, well, it can do more than that.

That Kree almost killed Deke.

Yeah, and I don't understand how, but it seems that this dimension can take our deepest fears and it can manifest them physically.

So, Kree warrior.

Check.

And if that is Lash, double check.

What about that forest on Level 27? You mean an overwhelming collection of branchy things with birds and bugs and the floor all covered in worms? Are you kidding? That's That's a horror show.

Okay, triple check.

I'm gonna seal off the lower 2/3 of the Lighthouse.