Jason Bourne

Nicky Parsons: You've tortured yourself for a long time now, Jason. You've tortured yourself for what you've done. You don't know the truth about what they did to you. You need to read those files. Albert Hirsch, quoted in a report on Bourne: When Bourne broke from the Program, he left behind a key component of his identity. In effect, he left behind his reason to exist. In my estimation Bourne will never find peace out in the cold. Eventually he will reach a tipping point. In those circumstances, if played right Bourne could be brought back into the Program. Richard Webb: Listen to me, David. I've done something. Something... that came at a cost. One day, you'll understand why. Aaron Kalloor: When I was starting out, I, ah... I took money to start my company, made a bargain with a guy in a dark suit, and now he's come back to take my soul.

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CIA Director Robert Dewey: I need your help now. The Asset: I'm not finished here. Dewey: Jason Bourne is in play. The Asset: ...Where?

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Jason Bourne: I told you, Christian Dassault is going to get you killed. Nicky Parsons: We don't have a choice, Jason. It started again. A new program. Iron Hand. It's even worse than before. Bourne: What's that got to do with me? Nicky: Because it matters. It matters. Bourne: Not to me, it doesn't. All that matters is staying alive. You get off the grid, survive. Nicky: I don't believe that and neither do you. Look at yourself. Look at what you're doing. You can't live like this for much longer.

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Dewey: Our enemies have become much more sophisticated. Gathering metadata is no longer adequate. We need a back-door into your new program and a way past the encryptions... Aaron Kalloor: And when that's not enough, you'll want something new. You-You don't get it, do you? Privacy is-is-is freedom. I mean, maybe that's something you should think about defending? Dewey: You little prick. You didn't believe in privacy or freedom when we funded your start-up, turned you into a billionaire. Aaron: I-I've paid you back many, many, many times over. And I was never comfortable with any of this. I'm out. I'm done selling out our customers. Dewey: But you would sell out your country. The truth is, we wouldn't be having this conversation if you didn't feel personally at risk. You talk about a free internet, you tell yourself you're saving the world, but all you're doing is making the internet a much more dangerous place, and you're sure as hell making this country much more difficult to defend.

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Christian Dassault: We should work together, Bourne. You exposed the Blackbriar program. We're both after the same thing, right? We both want to take down the corrupt institutions that control society. Bourne: I'm not on your side.

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Aaron: This is Dewey. Baumen: Aaron, it's a message. And maybe we should think about what we're doing before it gets any worse. Aaron: So you-you think if we give him what he wants, it'll end there? Baumen: I'm just saying that maybe we should listen.

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