CHAPTER 8:At Home with the General
Marie tried to find a connection between General Villiers
and Carlos. Leland’s death was fought by French because he
wants to stop selling and buying guns in French and Villiers
quite the opposite. Villiers's son also died and was political
and popular as his father, Bourne thought that had
something to do with Carlos and chased the general until he
drove his home.
Bourne threatened him with a gun if he had had a
connection with Carlos, but suddenly Villiers
punched Bourne and started to cry. Villers calms
down and decides to talk to Bourne in his office. Her
contacts are found by them, and they discovered she
is lying. Villiers was in shock because his wife is
lying with his son's killer and felt very bad.
 CHAPTER 9:Trouble at Les Classiques
Marie and Bourne had spent time together, trusting each
other and feeling comfortable. Marie then tried to get
Bourne to remember something from her past by asking him
about faces, places, times. But it wasn't until she spoke of
Carlos that the reason the name was important to Bourne.
Carlos is a famous assassin that no one knows who he is.
Marie decided to accompany Bourne to Paris. Bourne read
about the death of an ambassador and thinks he's the one
who killed him, but he died two days after Bourne was
found, so it gave him new hope not to lose trust with Marie.
Bourne and Marie planned to carefully break into
Bourne's account at a bank. Where the banker
D'Amacourt can only open the account with special
instructions. They both decided to make a plan where
they see that people are following them, so they
changed the plan to see the banker and talk about how
to get the money. To find out more information about
Treadstone, Marie decided to call her friend Peter, but
she found out that he died and Bourne suspects that the
one who killed him was Carlos.