Jake
Tell me what you see.
Jake
Your eyes will adjust.
Allison
I’m next to the tracks.
Allison
I think there’s a walkway.
Allison
I see concrete walls.
Allison
And lights behind metal caging.
Allison
I can hear water dripping.
Jake
Hear anything out of place?
Jake
If you can walk, follow the walkway.
Allison
I can limp. I twisted my ankle.
Jake
Be careful. Stay alert.
Jake
Remember, I’ve got your back.
Jake
As soon as I can get out of here, I’ll find you.
Allison
I still don’t understand how you saw me earlier.
Jake
I’ll explain later. I promise.
Allison
There are three duffel bags in the middle of the walkway.
Jake
There could be explosives inside.
Jake
Get off the walkway.
Allison
I hear voices nearby.
Jake
Where are you exactly?
Allison
Next to the bags.
Jake
I told you to get away from them.
Allison
I already looked inside two of them.
Jake
Jesus Christ, Allison.
Jake
Don’t do it again. Please.
Allison
Guns. Rifles. Bullets.
Jake
How far away from the ladder are you?
Allison
I’m too far away to see it.
Jake
Do you see any doors?
Jake
Stay close to the ground.
Allison crawls to the nearest alcove.
Allison
I can’t do this anymore.
Allison
The voices are getting louder.
Jake
Is there anything in the alcove?
Allison
A crate. A trash can.
Jake
Hide behind the trash can.
Allison
I don’t want to move.
Allison
Always have been.
Jake
You’ve made it farther than most would.
Jake
I’m a detective, Allison.
Jake
I observe people every day.
Jake
You’re not a coward.
Allison takes a deep breath and crawls behind the trash can.
Allison
Why are you helping me?
Allison
Why not someone else?
Allison
I deserve that much, right?
Jake
Talked on the train.
Allison
What did we talk about?
Jake
You told me you never wanted to live in the city.
Jake
That you didn’t like crowds.
Jake
But you moved here to take care of your aunt.
Jake
Another admirable trait.
Jake
Proves you’re not a coward.
Allison
That’s what I was supposed to do.
Jake
Stop being so hard on yourself.
Allison
Dark hair. Blue eyes. Over six feet tall.
Jake
You remembered all those details about me?
Allison
You want the truth?
Allison
You’re hard to forget.
Allison
You like cannoli.
Allison peeks around the side of the trash can after hearing a loud boom.
Allison
Rapid gunfire. Those men are laughing.
Jake
I’m going to kill the assholes in the Transit Bureau!
Jake
That tunnel was cleared earlier, Allison.
Jake
No one should be there.
Jake
I walked you into danger.
Allison
No. I’m still behind the trash can.
Allison
I’m afraid, Jake.
Allison
What if they find me?
Jake
Derek and I won’t let that happen.
Jake
Derek Rojas, my partner.
Allison braves another look.
Allison
I can see one of the men.
Allison repositions herself behind the trash can.
Jake
What does he look like?
Jake
Allison, tell me. Please.
Allison
Tall. Black hoodie. Dark hair. Beard.
Jake
Don’t move, Allison.
Jake
I’m coming to get you.
Jake
I’m bringing Derek into the conversation.
Jake
He’ll talk to you while I’m on the move.
Jake
That’s my decision to make.
Derek
Allison? This is Derek.
Derek
Jake knows what he’s doing. OK?
Allison
Please be careful.
Jake
Don’t worry about me.
Allison
Please don’t get hurt.
Derek
Allison. Jake left.
Derek
Once this is over, I’ll buy you a beer.
