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- 'Previously on "Hannibal"...'
- Hannibal!

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We are as close
as we are ever going to get

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to catching this man.

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I'm dismantling who I was
and moving it brick by brick.

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It's the last stage of a transformation.
We could disappear now.

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You've set some sort of trap
and you're goading Hannibal into it.

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How can you be sure
he's not goading you?

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I can't.

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I have begun to question your actions
with regards to my attack.

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I am no longer your therapist.
You are dangerous.

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- Antony Dimmond.
- Boris Jakov.

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I'd offer a hand, but...

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It's a double-fisted kind of bash.

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Do you know Roman well?

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You were staring with the thinly-veiled
disdain of a man who does.

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I was his TA at Cambridge.
He was insufferable even then.

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Have you read his books?

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They're terrible.

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You know they're terrible,
you're just too polite to say.

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Blink if you agree.

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See.

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Doesn't stop him squatting
over his keyboard

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and depositing a fresh one
every six to eight months.

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It takes me six to eight months
to write one line.

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Why?

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Poetry is hard.

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Too hard for Roman.

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Well, it's easier for him to slide into
academia and dissect the work of others

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than it is to stand by his own words.

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One can appreciate another's words
without dissecting them.

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Though, on occasion,
dissection is the only thing that will do.

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Bonsoir.

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Bonsoir.

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Bonsoir.

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Bonsoir.

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Bonsoir.

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You really are the Devil.

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Certainly seem to enjoy it.
You have a click in your hoof.

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The Devil has been a yoke
on the neck of humanity

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since we first began
to think and dream.

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I for a much shorter time.

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You admit the yoke.

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Smells of candy apples and thyme.

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You smoked me in thyme.

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Smoked. Glazed.
Served on a sugar cane quill.

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You will be falling off the bone.

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Well, of course.

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And with these rarified dishes
you so carefully prepare,

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do we all taste different?

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Everyone has their flavour.

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Cannibalism was standard behaviour
among our ancestors.

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The missing link was only missing
because we ate him.

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This isn't cannibalism, Abel.
It's only cannibalism if we're equals.

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This is only cannibalism if you eat me.

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But you just feel this is
the natural order of things,

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everybody gets ate.

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Be he fat or be he lean.

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With my last leg standing next to me,

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I should still wrestle with the urges
to fight or flee.

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It's called "terminal restlessness".

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The body fills with adrenaline
and feels compelled to go-go-go.

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"Go-go-go"?
I've already got up and gone.

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This is posthumous.

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You're not dead yet, Abel.
You still have to eat.

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No, I don't.

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At this point, there is absolutely
nothing I have to do.

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But I shouldn't spoil the fairy tale,
should I?

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You and your little gingerbread house.

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Let it be a fairy tale, then.

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Once upon a time...

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Bellissima.

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Grazie.

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Dr Fell, I hope you translate
as well as you waltz.

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Mrs Fell.

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Our new appointee was confirmed
by the board after close questioning.

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You've examined him
in medieval Italian,

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and I will not deny
his language is...

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admirable.

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- Thank you.
- For a straniero.

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Are you familiar with the personalities
of pre-Renaissance Florence?

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I think not.

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Dr Fell might hold in his hand,
in his non-Italian hand,

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a note from Dante Alighieri himself.

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Would he recognise it?

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I think not.

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Professor Sogliato, would you
do me the honour of a dance?

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Of course.

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Allegro mi sembrava Amor
tenendo meo core in mano,

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e ne le braccia avea madonna involta
in un drappo dormendo.

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Poi la svegliava, e d'esto core ardendo
lei paventosa umilmente pascea;

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appreso gir lo ne vedea piangendo.

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Dante's first sonnet.

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It fascinated Cavalcanti. The eating
of the heart is a powerful image.

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If he's such an expert on Dante,
let him lecture on Dante...

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to the Studiolo.

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Let him face them.

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- Extempore.
- I'm happy to sing for my supper.

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Professor Sogliato.

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We are among the palaces
built 600 years ago

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by the merchant princes,
the kingmakers

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and the connivers
of Renaissance Florence.

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There's connivers of modern Florence.

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I've found a peace here
that I would preserve.

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I've killed hardly anybody
during our residence.

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You created a vacancy
at the Palazzo Capponi

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by removing the former curator.

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A simple process requiring
a few seconds' work on the old man

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and a modest outlay
for two bags of cement.

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You no longer have
ethical concerns, Hannibal.

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You have aesthetical ones.

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Ethics become aesthetics.

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You seem more interested in making
appearances than maintaining them.

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Would you?

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If this is about my position
at the Palazzo,

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once the path was cleared,
I won the job fairly.

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On my merits.

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Yes, even the most
contentious Florentines

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can't resist the verse of Dante
ringing off frescoed walls.

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One contentious Florentine can.

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Have you given serious thought
to eating Professor Sogliato?

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My killing Sogliato now
would not preserve the peace.

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Your peace is without morality.

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Morality doesn't exist. Only morale.

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How you feel today.

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How do you feel today?

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I still believe I'm in conscious control
of my actions.

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Given your history, that's a good day.

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If you think you're about
to catch Hannibal,

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it's because he wants you
to think that.

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Don't fool yourself into thinking
he's not in control of what's happening.

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May I get dressed?

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You may.

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What have you done, Hannibal?

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I've taken off my person suit.

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You let them see you.

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I let them see enough.

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How does it feel?

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Being seen?

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Well, you're in no position to ask,
Dr Du Maurier.

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You ended our patient-psychiatrist
relationship.

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I lacked the appropriate skills
to continue your therapy.

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I never found you to be lacking.

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I'm sorry I didn't provide you
with a suitable substitute for therapy.

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Is Will Graham still alive?

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Will Graham was not
a suitable substitute for therapy.

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What was he?

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Is this professional curiosity?

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Almost entirely.

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Do you trust me?

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Not entirely.

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Are you taking into consideration
my beliefs about your intentions?

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My intentions?

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Human motivation can be
little more than lucid greed.

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Greed...

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and blind optimism.

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You're optimistic I won't kill you.

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Due bottiglie di Bâtard-Montrachet
e tartufi bianchi, per favore.

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Hello!

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Bonjour!

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Mr Jakov, isn't it?

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We met in Paris a few months back.

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Sorry, I didn't mean to startle you,

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it's just here I was
and then there you were.

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- I never forget a face.
- Antony Dimmond.

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- Nice to be remembered.
- You're hard to forget.

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What are you doing in Florence?
Are you working with Roman?

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Dr Fell?

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I heard he took an appointment
at the Capponi Library.

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Yes, he's the new curator and
translator at the Palazzo Capponi.

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Evidently, the last one eloped with
a woman or someone's money, or both.

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That's the commonly-held belief.

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- You just missed Roman.
- Did I?

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Oh, I was hoping to take the piss.

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Spare the piss for the time being.

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If you're free, my wife and I would
love to have you for dinner.

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Listen.

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They prefer eating in company.

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I've kept cochlear gardens
since I was a young man,

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fattening snails on herbs
and vine leaves.

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Like all of us, what they eat greatly
influences and enhances their flavour.

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When I'm not busy eating myself,

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you wish me to be eating oysters,

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drinking sweet wines
and snacking on acorns.

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All to make me tastier?

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Oh, yes.

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And you are making them tastier.

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And I you.
Imagine what you must taste like.

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Won't be long until someone's
taking a bite out of you.

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You're becoming brighter, Abel.
Dying hasn't dulled you one bit.

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The snails are certainly having
a lovely experience,

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fattened on me
in a red-wine marinade.

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They have no idea
they're going to be eaten.

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We do.

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How well do you know the Fells?

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As well as anybody.

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Which'd be not really.

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Lydia a friend of yours?

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Not really.

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I'd be surprised to hear she had one.
We share a mutual detestation.

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She disapproves of my disapproval.

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What do you disapprove of?

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Roman, mainly.

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Lydia isn't quite bright enough
to see I'm just intimidated.

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Roman does, of course.
How he loves to strike fear.

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Dante wrote that fear is
almost as bitter as death.

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Dante wasn't dead when he wrote it.

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- Are you travelling alone, Antony?
- The only way I travel.

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Oh...

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Roman is speaking to the Studiolo Friday
on Dante. You should come.

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Sounds appropriately hellish.

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Are you avoiding meats?

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I'm trying not to eat anything
with a central nervous system.

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Oysters, acorns and Marsala.

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That's what ancient Romans would feed
animals to improve their flavour.

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My husband has
a very sophisticated palate.

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He's very particular about how I taste.

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Is it that kind of party?

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It is not that kind of party.

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No.

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It really isn't.

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Shame. You were both suddenly
so fascinating.

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- Buonasera.
- Buonasera.

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Buonasera.

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You let him go.

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What would you have me do, Bedelia?

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Due bottiglie di Bâtard-Montrachet
e tartufi bianchi, per favore.

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Grazie.

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Bedelia.

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He attacked me.

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Is that your blood?

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No.

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You were defending yourself?

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I was reckless.

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This wasn't reckless violence.

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It was a controlled use of force.

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I know what happened.

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Do you?

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He was your patient
before he was mine.

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He died under your care.

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You were not defending yourself.

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I can help you tell the version of events
you want to be told.

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I can help you,

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if you ask me to.

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Will you help me?

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In accord with my own taste
for the pre-Renaissance,

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I present the case of Pietro della Vigna,

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whose treachery earned him
a place in Dante's Hell.

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He was disgraced and blinded
for betraying his emperor's trust.

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Dante's pilgrim finds him
in the seventh level of the Inferno,

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reserved for suicides.

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Like Judas Iscariot, he died by hanging.

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Judas and Pietro della Vigna
are linked in Dante's Inferno.

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Betrayal and hanging,

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then, linked since antiquity,

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the image appearing
again and again in art.

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This is the earliest-known depiction
of the Crucifixion,

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carved on an ivory box in Gaul
about A.D. 400.

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It includes the death by hanging
of Judas,

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his face upturned to the branch
that suspends him.

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On the doors
of the Benevento Cathedral,

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we see Judas hanging
with his bowels falling out.

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And here, from a 15th-century
edition of The Inferno

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is Pietro della Vigna's body
hanging from a bleeding tree.

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I won't belabour the parallels
with Judas Iscariot.

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Betrayal, hanging, self-destruction.

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"lo fei gibetto a me de le mie case."

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"I make my own home be my gallows."

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Mr Dimmond, welcome.
Please join us.

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We were just about to discuss
the matter of chewing in Dante.

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Thank you for your kind attention.

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Thank you.

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Would you say I secured my position,
Professor Sogliato?

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The Studiolo seem satisfied.

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Satisfied?

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I thought the applause was
downright enthusiastic

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in its soft and dusty way.

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Dottore Fell is a friend of yours?

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I was his TA at Cambridge.

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The tales I could tell.

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Please do.

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What kind of friend would I be?

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What kind of friend, indeed.

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Dottore.

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An exposition of atrocious
torture instruments

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appeals to connoisseurs
of the very worst in mankind.

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Now that ceaseless exposure has
calloused us to the lewd and the vulgar,

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it is instructive to see
what still seems wicked to us.

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What still slaps the clammy flab
of our submissive consciousness

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hard enough to get our attention?

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What wickedness has your attention,
Mr Dimmond?

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Yours...

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Dr Fell.

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I have no delusions about morality.

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If I did,
I would've gone to "la polizia".

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I'm curious as to what fate
befell Dr Fell

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to see you here in his stead.

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You may have to strap me
to the breaking wheel to loosen my tongue.

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You overestimate my affection
for the genuine Dr Fell.

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Clearly, you found him
as distasteful as I did.

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On the contrary.

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We can twist ourselves into all manner
of uncomfortable positions

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just to maintain appearances,
with or without a breaking wheel.

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Are you here to twist me
into an uncomfortable position?

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I'm here to help you untwist...

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to our mutual benefit.

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Observe or participate.

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What?

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Are you, in this very moment,
observing or participating?

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Observing.

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You say you're observing,
but this...

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This is participation, Bedelia.

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Did you know what he would do?

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I would prefer you answer honestly.

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- I was curious.
- You were curious what would happen.

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You were curious
what Mr Dimmond would do.

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What I would do.

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Did you anticipate our thoughts?

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Counter-thoughts?
Rationalisations?

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Yes.

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Is this what you expected?

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Yes.

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That's participation.

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What have you gotten yourself into,
Bedelia?

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Shall I hang up your coat?

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Would you rather I extended you
the same kindness as the escargot?

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Eating me without my knowledge?

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No.

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I find knowing to be far more powerful.

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Why do you think I'm allowing this?

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Why do you think I'm allowing this?

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Cos snails aren't the only creatures
who prefer eating with company.

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If only that company
could be Will Graham.

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I'm just fascinated to know
how you will feel when all this...

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happens to you.