INT./EXT. FERRY BOAT, MUMBAI – DAY The Protagonist boards, approaching Priya at the rail.
PRIYA:
I don’t like to leave my house.
PROTAGONIST:
And I don’t like bungee jumping.
But we need to talk.
PRIYA:
What about?
Inversion.
PROTAGONIST:
PRIYA:
We spoke about it –
PROTAGONIST:
I don’t remember anything about people being inverted –
PRIYA:
We’re trying to do with inversion what we couldn’t do with the atomic bomb – uninvent it. Divide and contain the knowledge. Ignorance is our ammunition – the more any one of us knows, the greater the risk that we’re actually making the situation worse.
Risk more.
PROTAGONIST:
Priya gestures at the paper. A headline:
‘OSLO GOLD FREIGHT CRASH – TERRORISM? ROBBERY? BOTH?’ Your work?
PRIYA:
The Protagonist nods.
PRIYA (CONT'D) What did you find in the vaults?
PROTAGONIST:
Two antagonists, one inverted. We took out the regular one, the inverted one got away.
PRIYA:
Both emerged at the same moment?
Yeah.
PROTAGONIST:
PRIYA:
They were the same person. You saw someone re-inverting. Sator’s built a turnstile in that vault.
Turnstile?
PROTAGONIST:
PRIYA:
A machine for inverting.
PROTAGONIST:
You told me the technology hasn’t been invented, yet.