651
So you are merchants
after all.
652
Leave him one crate
for the cause.
653
I don't like warriors1.
654
Narrow-minded,
no subtlety2...
655
and they fight
for hopeless causes, honor.
656
Honor's killed millions of people.
Hasn't saved a single one.
657
I'll tell you what I do like:
a killer3.
658
A dyed-in-the-wool killer,
cold-blooded, clean and methodical.
659
A real killer
picking up the ZF-1...
660
would've asked about the red button
on the bottom of the gun.
661
Bring me the priest.
662
I got everything we need
to know about Fhloston Paradise...
663
and a blueprint
of the hotel.
664
Good work, my son.
Now to find a way there.
665
It won't be easy.
There's a charity ball tomorrow.
666
Flights are full,
and the hotel will be guarded.
667
There must be a way.
668
I'll get it.
669
Weddings?
670
Not really.
671
- Mr. Zorg would like to talk to you.
- Who?
672
Mr. Zorg.
673
Jean-Baptiste...
674
Emmanuel...
675
Zorg.
676
It's nice to see
you again, Father.
677
I remember you now.
678
The so-called art dealer4.
679
I'm glad you got
your memory back.
680
Because you'll need it.
681
Where are the stones?
682
I don't know.
683
If I did, I wouldn't tell
someone like you.
684
Why?
685
What's wrong with me?
686
I try to serve life.
687
But you only...
688
want to destroy it.
689
Father...
690
you're so wrong.
691
Let me explain.
692
Life, which you so nobly serve,
comes from destruction and chaos5.
693
Take this empty glass.
694
Here it is, peaceful...
695
boring.
696
But if it is...
697
destroyed.
698
Look at all these little things.
So busy now.
699
Notice how each is useful.
700
What a lovely ballet ensues...
