He'll come back. Where else can he go?

[last lines] Schiller:
[speaks Russian]
We thought we'd never see you again. Tom Farrell:
[speaks Russian as well]
So did I. Schiller:
Couldn't you have manage this better? Tom Farrell:
Not so fast, it's difficult for me to follow in Russian. [switches back to English] Tom Farrell:
It's been very long for me. Schiller:
How thirsty you must be for the sound of our language. [switches to English] Schiller:
Evgeny Alexeivich, wouldn't you love to hear Russian again? Imagine Pushkin, Lermontov, Tolstoy... Tom Farrell:
...Solzhenitsyn, Aksyonov. Schiller:
[chuckles]
Even them, always the sense of humor. In the Philippines, when you passed a bag of underwear, Moscow wasn't amused. I should've acted then. In any case, it's no longer possible for to remain United States. This bizarre incident has given them their Yuri. Evgeny, think. THINK! You're a hero of the Soviet Union. Tom Farrell:
[darkly]
I'm not a hero. Schiller:
Be that as it may, you must return! Tom Farrell:
[annoyed]
I came here! I thought I owed you that - but you can't make me go back. [Tom leaves until the two men cock their guns] Schiller:
No! Let him go. [Tom resumes in leaving] Schiller:
He'll come back. Where else can he go?