[Kido has successfully captured Frank Frink and brought him to a certain place in the desert]
This was once the site of an American-Japanese internment camp. Manzanar.
Mm.
I was there in 1945 when the camps were liberated. I have seen those painted all over San Francisco and the Neutral Zone. I never imagined they were yours. You have been speaking to me this whole time.
I've been speaking to a lot of people. They've started to listen. It's beginning.
I know I am a part of what you did. I executed your sister. Your niece and nephew.
I did what I did out of anger. I, uh, I never wanted to survive. Never thought I'd have to face what I'd done. It changed me.
How? How have you changed?
Well, I'm... I'm free.
So you are not afraid of death?
No. No, not anymore. You? Only a death without honor.
Honor. Out of weakness, I let you go. That was my mistake. [goes back to the car, as Sato presents him his samurai sword]
[as Kido changes into his Kempeitai military uniform] Sh'ma Yisrael Adonai Eloheinu Adonai Echad... [continues singing until Kido decapitates him]
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