
Arturo learns his very important mission was fake
Arturo screams lawsuits at Helsinki, who cheerfully reveals the tunnel mission was never real.
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Arturo screams lawsuits at Helsinki, who cheerfully reveals the tunnel mission was never real.

Berlin makes Mr. Torres take a bow for printing 311 million euros, then welcomes a recovered Arturo back with a round of applause.

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.

Arturo learns Mónica was shot, turns Denver's gun on him among the kneeling hostages, and a sniper's green light hits the wrong man.

Arturo whispers to a locked-up security guard and promises scissors and tools in two hours, insisting 67 lives depend on him.

Two and a half years on, Arturo tours TV studios insisting he is no hero, just a brave man, while branding the gang rats and Helsinki a Balkan beast.

Arturo rewrites his hostage story as a motivational speech, mourns losing Mónica, and has a hall chanting that they face their problems.

After Arturo's TV interview, Alicia Sierra dissects his lonely life on camera-hungry fame and refuses to let him go home.

Denver grumbles that Arturo even invades her hallucinations, then coaxes Stockholm to picture something nice and dance for him in her filthy overalls.

With Arturo wounded, Denver blames Manila for blowing her cover; Stockholm fires back that it is never Arturo's fault and they chose to be here.

The Governor tells Arturo to stop after two hostages are hit; Arturo counts it a victory worthy of Churchill and blames the recoil.

Arturo refuses to sit tight, lobs a grenade at the gang and finds a flamethrower in the armory, promising the barbecue will be outside.

Over the walkie, Arturo tells Denver that Mónica never loved him the way she loved him, and Denver has to be dragged back before he charges out alone.