In this chapter, Bolson tells the audience that he has come to ask Bolson for his help. Bolson wants to know what he can do to help the people of the U.S., but Bolson doesn't know how to do it. He wants to show Bolson that he's not an army, but a special ops guy. He's just trying to figure out what's going on in the world. He says that Bolson has no idea how to deal with nightmares, and that he needs to leave. He tells Bolson to get down from the military, because he wants a war, not a peace treaty. He also tells him that he can't be a water keeper, because a woman can take away a man's property. He asks Bolson if he can talk to the cia, and Bolson says he can, but that they're going to shoot him if he talks to them. He then tells him to take a separate truck, because they've already done it before. He adds that he knows that he won't need the plan, but he wants to be able to talk to them in a different language. He wonders if he'll have to take the leader of the group with him, and he wonders if they'll be willing to give up their leader if he tries to speak with them in the language they speak. They've done this before, he says, and they haven't seriously given up on her. He thinks that they might shoot him, too, if he speaks with them, and says that he thinks they might kill him if they do. They have already done that before, and