
The little lamb walks in
Alison Parker's school trip reaches the Mint while Berlin takes over the guard's shift change.

The elegant, ruthless leader inside the Mint, running the hostages and the crew with equal disdain. Played by Pedro Alonso.
134 moments · 3h 59m · by Favseen
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Alison Parker's school trip reaches the Mint while Berlin takes over the guard's shift change.

Vests on, doors ready, hostages three steps back: the gang prepares to trigger the alarm on purpose.

Berlin rages that Tokyo fired at two officers and broke the one rule they rehearsed endlessly; she insists an officer shot at her first.

The Professor learns who shot and asks Tokyo if she is involved with Rio; she swears the love of her life is dead and she only fired to protect them.

In the quiet hours Berlin asks Rio why Tokyo says they are not together, then describes what he heard through the wall every night.

Berlin lectures Rio on what love becomes after a baby, admits he believed in love five times, and explains why The Professor put him in charge.

In the countryside the crew dreams out loud: a Maserati and a gym, new lungs for Moscow, a winery in Provence, an island, a plane. Rob big, dream big.

Denver goads his father into performing: Moscow stands and sings a mournful corrido about a lover lost to bullets while the gang listens.

Berlin promises sleeping bags and a quiet night, then asks the hostages to strip and dress like the robbers; Arturo Román pleads for the vulnerable.

Berlin forces a gun into Arturo's hands, counts down ten seconds for him to fire or be shot, then reveals the pistol is fake: trust us and obey.

Intervention teams take positions, Berlin announces the time has come, and in flashback The Professor lays out the four entry points the police will use.

Tokyo narrates the first victory, Berlin picks a shift of workers for round-the-clock printing, and the crew cheers as the first notes roll out.

Berlin organises the hostages, picks the school athletics captain, then calls Arturo's bluff about his handyman skills with a gun as lie detector.

Medication requests from the hostages take a turn: Monica wants an abortion pill today, and Alison pleads to have her naked photo taken off the internet.

A hostage leaked the phone wall to the police; Berlin proposes an exemplary punishment, an execution, and the Professor refuses: find that phone.

Berlin congratulates the hostage who filmed the inside and starts stripping suspects, while Raquel's team identifies the young robber from Getafe.

Rio admits he got distracted by Tokyo; Berlin answers with the tale of his 44-year-old French teacher and reminds him his love story endangers the crew.

Denver offers Monica 20,000 for nappies, argues a baby never screws up a life like lunatics in Dali masks do, and tells his own birth story; Berlin walks in.

A ring between her legs gives Monica away; Berlin asks about the stag party, worries about his authority, and tells Denver to kill her.

Ordered to kill Mónica, Denver instead shoots her leg so she can hide in vault 2, then faces Berlin's taunting about the two shots.

Berlin blames the shots on a hostage who broke his rules, then produces another phone and asks the room whose ringtone it is.

The gang argues over Berlin's order to kill a hostage, the Professor does not answer, and Moscow is told the shooter was his son.

Moscow dares Berlin to shoot him, asks his son whether he killed the woman, and suffers an anxiety attack on the bloodstained floor.

Berlin asks the hostages to take air on the roof as a favour; Arturo cries bait, and Denver silences him with a gun and a show of hands.

The Professor warns Berlin against improvisation; Nairobi shows a note made with care, and Berlin is asked whether he is a robber before a human being.

Berlin muses that wives comfort in moments of fear, needles Arturo about his secretary, then warns that any slip on the phone earns a coup de grace.

Arturo promises Laura a new life and a trip to Australia, swears she was always the one, then calls her Mónica. Berlin savours it: a legend.

The Professor tells Berlin the nurse with glasses is a cop. Flashback: the Trojan horse lesson, a hoarse-horse rhyme, and letting the police think they win.

Berlin strips the medical team of metal, watches and microphones, makes them lie on the floor, then hands back only the glasses: they are going to need them.

The surgeons arrive for Arturo's bullet. Berlin overrules sedation so his patient stays awake, and a 25-minute clock goes up on the screen.