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Previously, on
Hannibal
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You entered into a devil's
bargain with Jack Crawford.
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You know what looking
at this does.
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Am I your psychiatrist, or are
we simply having conversations?
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I don't want to get
in the middle of you and Jack.
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- I like you as a buffer.
- Graham likes you.
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Because I want
to be his friend, and I am.
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Well, it seems a shame
not to take advantage.
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- This is my friend Tobias.
- Good evening.
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- I hate being this neurotic.
- If you weren't neurotic,
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Franklyn, you would be
something much worse.
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Whatever the Ripper was doing,
it worked.
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(Animal snarling)
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(Animal whining outside)
(Animal growling outside)
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(Animal whining)
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(Animal shrieking)
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(Animal shrieking)
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[ Cello playing "Minuet
in G Major" by Petzold ]
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These strings are harder
to bow than the regular ones.
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You have to learn how to bow
authentic strings
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to better bow strings
how they're made today.
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I should learn to play
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the easier strings first,
then the harder ones.
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No, you shouldn't.
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Are they really made
from cat guts?
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Not always.
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(Playing "Minuet in G Major"
by Petzold)
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(Cello music continuing)
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(Cello music fading out)
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(Footsteps)
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(Playing "Minuet in G Major"
by Petzold)
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That's better.
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Good.
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♪
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1x08
Fromage
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(Birds chirping)
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If it wasn't a coyote,
the coyotes probably got it.
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Probably got it
even if it was a coyote.
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You're not expecting
to find it alive, are you?
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We'll be lucky to find a paw.
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So, you invited me over to
help you collect animal parts?
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(Will chuckles)
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I invited you over on the
off chance we do find it alive.
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It's hard for me to wrangle
a wounded animal by myself.
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Did you think it was a date?
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Honestly,
it never crossed my mind.
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Oh.
(Will chuckles.)
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Why not?
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You just don't seem
like you date.
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Oh. Too broken to date?
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You're not broken.
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- What's your excuse?
- For not dating?
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Why are you assuming
I don't date?
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Do you?
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No.
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Seems like something
for somebody else.
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I'm sure I'll become
that somebody someday,
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but right now I think too much.
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So, what are you gonna do?
Are you gonna try to think less,
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or are you just gonna wait
till it happens naturally?
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I haven't thought about it.
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- Are you seeing anything?
- Uh, no, actually.
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I'm not even seeing any tracks.
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I mean, except for the ones
we made.
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Good morning.
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Please, come in.
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I have a lot of respect
for you.
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Since we can't be friends,
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or... you're not comfortable
with that,
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I found myself looking
at my friends through your eyes,
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imagining what your diagnosis
might be.
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So you become
the psychoanalyst?
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I become you.
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Who are you psychoanalyzing?
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(Franklyn sighs.)
My friend Tobias.
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I... Googled "psychopaths",
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went down the checklist,
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and I was a little surprised
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to see how many boxes
I had checked.
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Why were you so curious
to Google?
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He's been saying
very dark things
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and then saying,
"just kidding!" A lot.
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It started to seem
kind of crazy.
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Psychopaths are not crazy.
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They're fully aware
of what they do
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and the consequences
of those actions.
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Would you diagnose someone
like Tobias as a psychopath?
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Or, uh, are you supposed
to diagnose other people
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in front of me? Do you... would
you rather just talk about me?
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Not at all.
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Are you bored with me?
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No.
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This is your hour,
Franklyn.
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We will talk about whatever
you would like to talk about.
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I'd like to talk about Tobias.
Perhaps you can
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- help me analyze him.
- I'm not analyzing
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your friend; I'm analyzing
your perception of him.
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It may help you know yourself
better. You could be
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projecting onto him what
you consider to be your flaws.
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Does that mean
that I'm a psychopath?
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You're not a psychopath,
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although you may be
attracted to them.
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The victim is Douglas Wilson,
a member
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of the Baltimore Metropolitan
Orchestra's brass section...
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A trombone player.
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He was killed shortly after
his last performance.
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Blunt force trauma
to the back of the head.
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His killer brought him here
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to... put on a show.
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Will, is it me, or is it
becoming easier for you to look?
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I tell myself...
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It's purely an
intellectual exercise.
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Well, in the narrow view
of forensics,
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- that's exactly what it is.
- That's not any easier, Jack.
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I shake it off,
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keep on looking.
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Good.
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You shake it off.
Get to work.
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We'll come back in
when you're ready for us.
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(Ambient hum growing in volume)
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(Ambient pulse)
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I open his throat
from the outside
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to open the trachea
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and expose the vocal chords.
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I open his throat
from the inside
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using the neck of a cello.
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Powder on the wound.
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Rosin from the bow.
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I wanted to play him.
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I wanted to create a sound.
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My sound.
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This... is my design.
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♪
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(Man clapping slowly)
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I worry that I've made
Franklyn feel powerless.
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He wants to be my friend.
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His obsession with me is
interfering with his progress.
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I'm considering referring
him to another doctor.
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Referrals can be complicated.
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I referred you
to another psychiatrist.
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You refused.
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I'm more tenacious
than Franklyn.
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Why were you so tenacious?
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I feel protective of you.
You support me
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as a colleague and psychiatrist,
and as a human being.
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I want to be supportive
of you... after what happened.
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I'm not the only psychiatrist who's
ever been attacked by a patient.
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I hesitated to even bring up
the subject
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of an obsessive patient because
of your traumatic experience.
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Hannibal...
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I'm your psychiatrist;
you're not mine.
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Jimmy: Played him
like a fiddle.
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Along with rosin powder,
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we found sodium carbonate,
sulfur dioxide, lye,
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and olive oil in the wounds.
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What is the deal with
the olive oil?
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- Sure wasn't making salad.
- He removed anything
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non-muscular or fatty
from around the vocal folds.
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The chords themselves were treated
with a sulfur dioxide solution.
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The sulfur dioxide had the effect
of hardening the vocal chords.
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Made them easier to play.
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Had to open you up to get
a decent sound out of you.
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Bev: You pick it up and can't play
it, he'll put you down and play you.
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Brian: He took the time to whiten the
vocal chords before playing them.
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It's not about whitening them; It was
about, um, increasing elasticity.
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He treated the vocal chords the
same way you treat catgut string.
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Yes, I played the violin.
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This takes a steady hand.
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A confidence.
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He's killed before.
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- Like this?
- No, not like this.
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This is a skilled musician
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trying a new instrument.
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Among the first musical
instruments were flutes
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carved from human bone.
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This murder was
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a performance.
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Every life is a piece of music.
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Like music, we are finite
events, unique arrangements,
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sometimes harmonious,
sometimes dissonant.
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Sometimes
not worth hearing again.
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- He's a poet and a psychopath.
- And a craftsman.
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He was shrinking and tanning
the vocal chords.
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Like turning iron wire
into musical steel string.
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Was there olive oil?
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- Yes.
- Whatever sound
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he was trying to produce,
it was an authentic one.
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Olive oil hasn't been used in the
production of catgut for over a century.
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It was said to increase
the life of the strings
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and create a sweeter,
more melodic sound.
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No, I hear what
he was playing
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behind my eyes
when I close them.
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What do you see
behind closed eyes?
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Um... I see myself.
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You said the killer was
performing.
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- Who was he performing for?
- I don't know. Um...
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Patron of the arts?
A fellow musician? Or...
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Another killer?
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It's a serenade.
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No, this isn't how he kills. Normally,
he doesn't kill for an audience.
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And you believe he risked
getting caught for a serenade?
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I believe...
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he wants to show someone
how well he plays.
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Do you remember
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when I said Tobias was saying
very dark things?
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- I made note of it.
- Well, he said that he wanted
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to cut someone's throat
and play it like a violin.
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They found somebody
whose throat was cut
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and played like a violin.
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So you think Tobias killed
that man at the symphony?
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I don't know.
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I-I...
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If I do, do I have
to report it?
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Do you have a reason not to?
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What if I'm wrong?
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What if you're right?
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I'm always wrong.
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I don't know. Why would he say
something like that to me?
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Why do you think?
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'Cause he knows I'd tell you.
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(Cello playing)
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(Cello playing stops.)
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You're Franklyn's therapist,
Dr. Lecter.
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- Nice to see you again.
- Is it Tobias?
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Yes.
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Your strings are all gut.
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I also carry steel and polymer
strings, if you prefer.
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I prefer gut.
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Harps strung with gut still make
music after 2,000 years.
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(He plucks a string.)
I didn't
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- hear you ring the bell.
- I didn't want you to stop playing.
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- Was it an original composition?
- Something I've been writing.
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- You compose?
- I discover.
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Can't impose
traditional composition
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on an instrument
that's inherently free form.
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What instrument
would that be?
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The Theremin.
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It can generate any pitch
throughout its range...
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Even those between
conventional notes.
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And so can a violin,
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or a trombone.
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It seems we are both comfortable
playing between conventional notes.
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I hear the symphony's
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looking for a new trombonist.
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Altogether horrible
what happened.
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Not altogether.
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It's an unfortunate way
to leave the symphony, yes,
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but I can't help thinking the
orchestra will be better for it.
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At least the brass section.
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What brings you here
looking for gut?
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My harpsichord needs new strings.
It's making an awful noise.
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Perhaps you could help.
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(Quiet scratching nearby)
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00:17:40,776 --> 00:17:44,311
(Animal chattering)
256
00:17:46,749 --> 00:17:50,083
(Loud, rapid scratching)
257
00:17:56,657 --> 00:17:59,192
(Scratching continuing)
258
00:18:01,962 --> 00:18:04,730
(Chattering)
259
00:18:04,798 --> 00:18:07,065
(Scratching continuing)
260
00:18:07,133 --> 00:18:09,134
(Chattering)
261
00:18:12,739 --> 00:18:14,807
(Scratching and chattering)
262
00:18:24,957 --> 00:18:26,858
What kind of animal was it?
263
00:18:26,926 --> 00:18:29,894
It might've been a raccoon.
264
00:18:29,961 --> 00:18:32,062
Might've been?
265
00:18:32,130 --> 00:18:35,032
Well, by the time
I knocked a hole in the chimney,
266
00:18:35,100 --> 00:18:37,435
it climbed out the top.
267
00:18:39,405 --> 00:18:41,205
Well, at least it got out.
268
00:18:45,810 --> 00:18:49,078
What are you doing out?
269
00:18:49,096 --> 00:18:51,864
I thought I'd come over,
make some noise,
270
00:18:51,931 --> 00:18:54,734
shoo away any predators
at your door.
271
00:18:54,801 --> 00:18:57,936
It looks like you're making
plenty of noise all by yourself.
272
00:19:02,643 --> 00:19:06,712
You avoided being in a room
alone with me essentially
273
00:19:06,780 --> 00:19:09,281
since I met you.
274
00:19:09,348 --> 00:19:11,115
You were smooth about it.
275
00:19:11,183 --> 00:19:14,419
- Evidently not smooth enough.
- And now you're making
276
00:19:14,487 --> 00:19:16,154
house calls?
277
00:19:18,123 --> 00:19:21,058
Just a drive-by
on my way home.
278
00:19:21,126 --> 00:19:23,960
Since you're not my patient.
279
00:19:24,028 --> 00:19:25,462
No.
280
00:19:25,530 --> 00:19:27,498
I'm not.
281
00:19:45,649 --> 00:19:47,249
I’m confused.
282
00:19:47,318 --> 00:19:51,020
You have to stop thinking
so much.
283
00:19:53,990 --> 00:19:57,326
I can stop the thinking
if we're not...
284
00:19:57,393 --> 00:20:01,029
- But if we're...
- Intimate.
285
00:20:03,633 --> 00:20:06,768
The way that I am
in relationships...
286
00:20:06,836 --> 00:20:09,538
Not that this is a relationship;
it's just a kiss.
287
00:20:12,006 --> 00:20:13,607
A great kiss.
288
00:20:13,675 --> 00:20:16,109
But I...
289
00:20:16,177 --> 00:20:18,346
the way that I am isn't
290
00:20:18,413 --> 00:20:21,716
- compatible with the way that...
- The way I am.
291
00:20:27,255 --> 00:20:29,121
I wouldn't be good for you.
292
00:20:29,189 --> 00:20:32,225
You wouldn't be good for me,
and I wouldn't be able
293
00:20:32,292 --> 00:20:34,894
to stop analyzing,
because I have this
294
00:20:34,962 --> 00:20:38,030
professional curiosity
about you and...
295
00:20:45,304 --> 00:20:48,106
I am not your patient.
296
00:20:50,810 --> 00:20:52,344
If I were
297
00:20:52,412 --> 00:20:55,714
my patient, my advice to me...
298
00:20:55,782 --> 00:20:58,116
would be:
don't do this.
299
00:20:58,184 --> 00:21:02,353
I have to follow my own advice.
300
00:21:11,029 --> 00:21:14,064
I'm gonna go ahead
and go now.
301
00:21:14,132 --> 00:21:16,165
Goodnight, Will.
302
00:21:18,102 --> 00:21:20,103
(Door opening)
303
00:21:22,106 --> 00:21:24,140
(Door closing)
304
00:21:29,814 --> 00:21:32,848
(Cello sonata music playing)
More wine?
305
00:21:35,218 --> 00:21:38,654
A late harvest Vidal
from Linden.
306
00:21:38,722 --> 00:21:41,690
Oh, Virginia.
I thought it was French.
307
00:21:41,758 --> 00:21:44,192
The Virginia wine revolution
is upon us.
308
00:21:46,162 --> 00:21:48,396
I apologize for being
so blunt, Tobias,
309
00:21:48,464 --> 00:21:50,465
but I have to ask.
310
00:21:50,533 --> 00:21:54,268
Did you kill that trombonist?
311
00:21:54,336 --> 00:21:56,704
Do you really have to ask?
312
00:21:56,772 --> 00:22:00,074
No. Just changing the subject.
313
00:22:00,142 --> 00:22:03,077
Franklyn gave you my message.
314
00:22:03,145 --> 00:22:06,713
The murder is being
investigated by the FBI.
315
00:22:06,781 --> 00:22:08,749
They're going to find you.
316
00:22:08,817 --> 00:22:11,084
Let them.
317
00:22:11,152 --> 00:22:13,086
You want to get caught?
318
00:22:13,154 --> 00:22:15,255
I want them to try.
319
00:22:15,323 --> 00:22:17,257
They may investigate me
320
00:22:17,325 --> 00:22:19,926
because I own a string shop.
321
00:22:19,993 --> 00:22:22,261
They'll send men
to investigate,
322
00:22:22,329 --> 00:22:24,263
and I'll kill them.
323
00:22:24,331 --> 00:22:26,632
Then I'll find Franklyn
and kill him.
324
00:22:26,700 --> 00:22:29,134
Then I would disappear.
325
00:22:31,237 --> 00:22:34,139
- Don't kill Franklyn.
- I've been looking forward to it.
326
00:22:34,207 --> 00:22:35,974
Actually...
327
00:22:38,845 --> 00:22:41,813
- I was going to kill you.
- Of course you were.
328
00:22:41,881 --> 00:22:43,448
I'm lean.
329
00:22:43,516 --> 00:22:45,617
Lean animals yield
the toughest gut.
330
00:22:45,685 --> 00:22:48,753
What stopped you
from wanting to kill me?
331
00:22:48,821 --> 00:22:51,622
Or have you stopped?
332
00:22:51,690 --> 00:22:55,960
I stopped after I followed you
one night. Out of town.
333
00:22:56,027 --> 00:22:57,962
To a lonely road.
334
00:22:58,029 --> 00:23:00,063
To a bus yard.
335
00:23:07,972 --> 00:23:10,039
You're reckless, Tobias.
336
00:23:10,107 --> 00:23:15,077
I'm not going to tell anyone
what I saw you do and do well.
337
00:23:15,145 --> 00:23:18,982
So my recklessness doesn't
concern you.
338
00:23:19,049 --> 00:23:21,050
It concerns me
339
00:23:21,118 --> 00:23:24,285
because you won't be drawing
attention just to yourself.
340
00:23:34,263 --> 00:23:36,431
I could use a friend.
341
00:23:36,499 --> 00:23:38,834
Someone who can
understand me.
342
00:23:38,902 --> 00:23:42,436
Who thinks like I do and can see
the world and the people in it
343
00:23:42,504 --> 00:23:44,438
the way I do.
344
00:23:44,506 --> 00:23:46,674
I know exactly how you feel.
345
00:23:46,742 --> 00:23:49,677
But I don't want
to be your friend.
346
00:23:49,745 --> 00:23:53,147
Then why did you invite me
here for dinner?
347
00:23:53,214 --> 00:23:56,449
Wasn't just to restring
your harpsichord.
348
00:23:56,517 --> 00:23:58,785
I was going to kill you.
349
00:23:58,853 --> 00:24:01,688
I didn't poison you, Tobias.
350
00:24:01,756 --> 00:24:04,157
I wouldn't do that to the food.
351
00:24:06,427 --> 00:24:08,795
(Doorbell)
352
00:24:10,765 --> 00:24:12,898
Expecting someone?
353
00:24:12,966 --> 00:24:15,167
No.
354
00:24:26,079 --> 00:24:29,013
Well, I kissed Alana Bloom.
355
00:24:31,383 --> 00:24:34,085
Well, come in.
356
00:24:34,152 --> 00:24:36,220
You have a guest?
357
00:24:36,288 --> 00:24:39,457
A colleague.
You just missed him.
358
00:24:39,524 --> 00:24:41,158
Didn't finish his dinner.
359
00:24:41,226 --> 00:24:44,327
An urgent call of some sort.
He had to leave suddenly.
360
00:24:44,395 --> 00:24:45,929
This benefits you,
361
00:24:45,997 --> 00:24:48,331
because I have dessert for two.
362
00:24:51,803 --> 00:24:53,303
Tell me,
363
00:24:53,370 --> 00:24:55,538
what was Alana's reaction?
364
00:24:55,607 --> 00:24:58,675
She said she wouldn't be good
for me,
365
00:24:58,743 --> 00:25:01,844
and I wouldn't be good for her.
366
00:25:01,912 --> 00:25:04,147
I don't disagree.
367
00:25:04,215 --> 00:25:07,417
She would feel an obligation to her
field of study to observe you,
368
00:25:07,485 --> 00:25:09,586
and you would resent her for it.
369
00:25:09,653 --> 00:25:11,654
- I know.
- Wondering then
370
00:25:11,722 --> 00:25:14,390
why you kissed her,
and felt compelled
371
00:25:14,458 --> 00:25:16,958
to drive an hour in the snow
to tell me about it.
372
00:25:17,026 --> 00:25:20,729
Well, I wanted to kiss her
since I met her. She's very kissable.
373
00:25:20,796 --> 00:25:23,732
You waited a long time,
374
00:25:23,799 --> 00:25:26,368
which suggests you were
kissing her for a reason,
375
00:25:26,436 --> 00:25:28,370
in addition to wanting to.
376
00:25:28,438 --> 00:25:31,940
I heard an animal
trapped in my chimney.
377
00:25:32,008 --> 00:25:33,641
Um...
378
00:25:33,708 --> 00:25:37,445
Broke through the wall
to get it out.
379
00:25:37,513 --> 00:25:39,880
Didn't find anything inside.
380
00:25:41,116 --> 00:25:44,418
Alana showed up,
she looked at me...
381
00:25:44,486 --> 00:25:48,022
I... maybe her face changed.
382
00:25:48,089 --> 00:25:50,190
I don't know.
383
00:25:50,258 --> 00:25:52,459
But, um, she knew.
384
00:25:56,096 --> 00:25:58,298
What did she know, Will?
385
00:25:58,366 --> 00:26:01,535
There was no animal
in the chimney.
386
00:26:01,602 --> 00:26:03,670
It was only in my head.
387
00:26:03,737 --> 00:26:06,905
I sleepwalk.
388
00:26:06,973 --> 00:26:09,608
I get headaches.
389
00:26:09,676 --> 00:26:11,710
I am hearing things.
390
00:26:14,514 --> 00:26:17,115
I feel unstable.
391
00:26:17,184 --> 00:26:19,251
That's why you kissed her.
392
00:26:19,319 --> 00:26:21,252
A clutch for balance.
393
00:26:23,989 --> 00:26:27,325
You said yourself
what you do is not good for you.
394
00:26:27,393 --> 00:26:29,894
Well, unfortunately,
I am good for it.
395
00:26:29,961 --> 00:26:33,498
Are you still hearing
this killer's serenade
396
00:26:33,566 --> 00:26:35,333
behind your eyes?
397
00:26:35,401 --> 00:26:37,534
(Will chuckles.)
Well, it's our song.
398
00:26:54,184 --> 00:26:57,953
I hesitate telling you this, as it
borders on a violation of doctor-patient
399
00:26:58,021 --> 00:27:00,055
confidentiality.
400
00:27:03,660 --> 00:27:06,229
A patient told me today
he suspects a friend of his may
401
00:27:06,296 --> 00:27:08,663
be involved with the murder
at the symphony.
402
00:27:11,166 --> 00:27:12,967
Right, um...
403
00:27:15,838 --> 00:27:18,740
Um... what did he say
about his friend?
404
00:27:18,807 --> 00:27:21,127
He owns a music store
in Baltimore,
405
00:27:21,247 --> 00:27:24,378
specializing
in string instruments.
406
00:27:24,446 --> 00:27:26,913
Perhaps
you should interview him.
407
00:27:28,883 --> 00:27:30,484
Yeah.
408
00:27:35,102 --> 00:27:39,005
For the first time in a long while,
I see a possibility of friendship.
409
00:27:40,522 --> 00:27:42,140
Is there someone new
in your life?
410
00:27:42,260 --> 00:27:44,540
I met a man much like myself.
411
00:27:44,660 --> 00:27:47,080
Same hobbies, same worldviews,
412
00:27:47,148 --> 00:27:50,449
but I'm not interested in being his friend.
I'm curious about him,
413
00:27:50,517 --> 00:27:52,951
and that got me curious
about friendship.
414
00:27:53,019 --> 00:27:56,288
Whose friendship
are you considering?
415
00:27:56,356 --> 00:27:59,191
Oddly enough, a colleague
and a patient,
416
00:27:59,259 --> 00:28:02,027
not unlike how I'm a colleague
and a patient of yours.
417
00:28:02,095 --> 00:28:03,962
We've discussed him before.
418
00:28:04,030 --> 00:28:05,996
- Will Graham.
- He's nothing like me.
419
00:28:06,065 --> 00:28:09,600
We see the world
in different ways,
420
00:28:09,668 --> 00:28:12,603
yet he can
assume my point of view.
421
00:28:12,671 --> 00:28:16,441
By profiling
the criminally insane.
422
00:28:16,508 --> 00:28:19,377
As good a demonstration as any.
423
00:28:19,445 --> 00:28:22,179
I find it reassuring.
424
00:28:22,246 --> 00:28:25,248
It's nice
when someone sees us, Hannibal.
425
00:28:25,316 --> 00:28:29,319
Or has the ability to see us.
426
00:28:29,787 --> 00:28:31,888
It requires trust.
427
00:28:31,956 --> 00:28:35,725
Trust is difficult for you.
428
00:28:35,793 --> 00:28:38,193
You've helped me
to better understand what I want
429
00:28:38,260 --> 00:28:41,062
in a friendship,
and what I don't.
430
00:28:41,130 --> 00:28:43,899
Someone worthy
of your friendship.
431
00:28:43,967 --> 00:28:46,334
- Yes.
- You spend
432
00:28:46,402 --> 00:28:49,237
a lot of time
building walls, Hannibal.
433
00:28:49,305 --> 00:28:51,406
It's natural to want to see
434
00:28:51,474 --> 00:28:55,383
if someone is clever enough
to climb over them.
435
00:28:59,347 --> 00:29:01,281
JSB's Suite No.1.
436
00:29:01,349 --> 00:29:03,317
(Door chiming)
Okay.
437
00:29:03,385 --> 00:29:06,554
Special agent Will Graham
with the FBI.
438
00:29:06,622 --> 00:29:09,637
- Are you the owner?
- Yes. Tobias Budge.
439
00:29:09,757 --> 00:29:12,925
I'm just showing one of my students out.
Can I have a moment?
440
00:29:12,993 --> 00:29:15,161
Adagio.
441
00:29:15,229 --> 00:29:17,330
For Saturday.
442
00:29:17,398 --> 00:29:20,400
(Door chiming)
443
00:29:20,467 --> 00:29:22,801
What can I help you with?
444
00:29:22,869 --> 00:29:26,038
We're investigating the death
of Douglas Wilson. He was...
445
00:29:26,105 --> 00:29:27,539
The trombonist.
446
00:29:27,606 --> 00:29:29,541
That's right.
Did you know him?
447
00:29:29,608 --> 00:29:30,842
I was aware of him.
448
00:29:30,910 --> 00:29:33,445
Baltimore is a small town,
449
00:29:33,513 --> 00:29:37,549
and the cultural arts community
is an even smaller one.
450
00:29:37,616 --> 00:29:39,918
Well, that's why
we're here, Mr. Budge.
451
00:29:39,985 --> 00:29:42,387
I hear someone cut his throat
and tried to play it with a bow.
452
00:29:44,356 --> 00:29:46,223
Why do you say "try"?
453
00:29:46,291 --> 00:29:48,993
The strings have to be treated.
454
00:29:49,061 --> 00:29:51,160
You can't just open
somebody up and
455
00:29:51,161 --> 00:29:54,029
draw a bow across their innards
and expect to produce a sound.
456
00:29:56,201 --> 00:30:01,004
The vocal chords were chemically treated, uh,
similar to how catgut string is treated.
457
00:30:01,072 --> 00:30:04,474
We kept those details
out of the press.
458
00:30:04,542 --> 00:30:07,611
Looking for someone who knows
how to manufacture gut strings?
459
00:30:07,679 --> 00:30:09,613
Anybody leap to mind?
460
00:30:09,681 --> 00:30:11,648
Mine are imported from Italy.
461
00:30:11,716 --> 00:30:13,650
Best catgut is.
462
00:30:13,718 --> 00:30:15,651
The string section
of the Baltimore Metropolitan
463
00:30:15,719 --> 00:30:17,887
Orchestra refuses
to play anything else.
464
00:30:17,955 --> 00:30:19,388
More authentic.
465
00:30:19,456 --> 00:30:22,224
A richer, darker sound.
466
00:30:22,292 --> 00:30:25,628
Allows music
to say what words can't.
467
00:30:25,696 --> 00:30:27,997
(Tires screeching) (Crash)
468
00:30:28,065 --> 00:30:31,099
(Shrieking and moaning)
(Car horn honking)
469
00:30:31,166 --> 00:30:34,402
Something wrong?
470
00:30:34,470 --> 00:30:37,739
Didn't you hear that?
471
00:30:37,807 --> 00:30:41,610
I didn't hear anything.
472
00:30:41,677 --> 00:30:43,812
Excuse me a minute.
473
00:30:51,653 --> 00:30:53,954
(Animal moaning)
474
00:31:00,061 --> 00:31:02,929
(Animal shrieking)
475
00:31:04,898 --> 00:31:07,800
(Animal shrieking)
476
00:31:14,041 --> 00:31:16,208
Sorry about that.
477
00:31:23,149 --> 00:31:24,750
Officers?
478
00:31:26,719 --> 00:31:28,253
Officers?
479
00:31:51,598 --> 00:31:54,402
I need ERT at Chordophone
Strings, downtown Baltimore.
480
00:31:54,522 --> 00:31:55,784
Officer down.
481
00:33:05,145 --> 00:33:07,179
(Scratching nearby)
482
00:33:17,790 --> 00:33:21,425
(Scratching continuing)
483
00:33:52,890 --> 00:33:54,857
(Gunshot)
484
00:33:54,925 --> 00:33:56,959
(High-pitched whine)
485
00:33:59,929 --> 00:34:02,430
(Faint gunshots)
486
00:34:04,700 --> 00:34:07,769
(Faint sirens)
487
00:34:11,340 --> 00:34:13,574
Nine.
488
00:34:13,642 --> 00:34:15,642
Nine times.
489
00:34:15,710 --> 00:34:18,712
I can count on two hands
the number of times I've been
490
00:34:18,780 --> 00:34:21,348
dumped by a psychiatrist.
I'm sorry, Franklyn,
491
00:34:21,416 --> 00:34:24,018
but I think you should
see another doctor.
492
00:34:24,085 --> 00:34:26,153
- You're giving me a referral?
- Yes, I am.
493
00:34:26,221 --> 00:34:28,956
- You were a referral!
- I am also a part of the problem.
494
00:34:29,024 --> 00:34:31,390
You focus too much
495
00:34:31,458 --> 00:34:34,794
on your therapist,
and not enough on your therapy.
496
00:34:34,862 --> 00:34:38,564
You lost respect for me
because I wouldn't
497
00:34:38,632 --> 00:34:42,335
- report Tobias, didn't you?
Tobias: Report Tobias for what?
498
00:34:45,539 --> 00:34:46,972
Tobias.
499
00:34:47,040 --> 00:34:49,241
I came to say goodbye,
Franklyn.
500
00:34:49,309 --> 00:34:51,643
What do you mean, goodbye?
501
00:34:51,711 --> 00:34:53,645
Oh, my God.
502
00:34:53,713 --> 00:34:56,982
Oh, my God, is that your blood?
I just killed two men.
503
00:34:57,050 --> 00:35:00,518
The police came to question me
about the murder.
504
00:35:04,489 --> 00:35:07,424
Ok... you have
505
00:35:07,492 --> 00:35:09,526
to give yourself up right now.
506
00:35:09,594 --> 00:35:12,897
This plane is going down.
507
00:35:12,965 --> 00:35:15,432
Let it have
a controlled descent.
508
00:35:15,500 --> 00:35:17,601
We can get you back up
in the air again.
509
00:35:17,669 --> 00:35:19,870
There's rehabilitation
for everyone.
510
00:35:19,937 --> 00:35:22,339
Franklyn, I want you
to leave now.
511
00:35:22,406 --> 00:35:25,342
Stay right where you are,
Franklyn.
512
00:35:27,311 --> 00:35:29,612
You've done
513
00:35:29,680 --> 00:35:31,882
a horrible thing,
514
00:35:31,949 --> 00:35:35,417
and... I know...
515
00:35:35,485 --> 00:35:37,953
that you wish to God
that you didn't.
516
00:35:38,021 --> 00:35:40,455
But you did.
517
00:35:40,523 --> 00:35:43,157
And there's nothing you
can do to change that.
518
00:35:43,225 --> 00:35:47,395
Only thing you can
change is your future.
519
00:35:47,462 --> 00:35:49,163
Right?
520
00:35:51,133 --> 00:35:53,434
No? You're probably scared.
521
00:35:53,502 --> 00:35:56,839
You probably feel
like you're all alone.
522
00:35:56,864 --> 00:35:58,805
I'm not alone.
523
00:35:58,806 --> 00:36:01,657
That's right.
You're not alone.
524
00:36:01,682 --> 00:36:04,469
Nothing has happened in our
relationship that you and I can't...
525
00:36:04,494 --> 00:36:06,494
(Neck breaking)
526
00:36:16,282 --> 00:36:18,483
I was looking forward to that.
527
00:36:18,550 --> 00:36:21,452
I saved you the trouble.
528
00:37:07,229 --> 00:37:08,830
Ah!
529
00:37:16,739 --> 00:37:18,807
Ah!
530
00:37:45,199 --> 00:37:47,133
(Arm breaking)
Ahhh!
531
00:37:47,201 --> 00:37:50,203
(Tobias yelling in pain)
532
00:37:56,009 --> 00:37:58,610
(Coughing)
533
00:38:32,910 --> 00:38:36,913
[ Goldberg Variations: "Aria"
by J.S. Bach ]
534
00:39:05,574 --> 00:39:09,911
(Keyboard music fading out)
I was worried you were dead.
535
00:39:13,348 --> 00:39:14,982
Tobias Budge
536
00:39:15,049 --> 00:39:18,752
killed two
Baltimore police officers,
537
00:39:18,820 --> 00:39:20,788
nearly killed
an FBI special agent,
538
00:39:20,855 --> 00:39:23,957
and after all of that,
his first stop
539
00:39:24,025 --> 00:39:26,226
is here, at your office.
540
00:39:26,294 --> 00:39:29,496
He came to kill my patient.
541
00:39:29,563 --> 00:39:34,000
Your patient. Is that
who Budge was serenading?
542
00:39:34,067 --> 00:39:36,969
I don't know.
543
00:39:37,037 --> 00:39:39,405
Franklyn knew more
544
00:39:39,472 --> 00:39:42,074
than he was telling me.
He told Mr. Budge
545
00:39:42,142 --> 00:39:44,243
that he didn't have
to kill anymore.
546
00:39:47,079 --> 00:39:49,981
And then he broke Franklyn's
neck, and then he attacked me.
547
00:39:50,049 --> 00:39:52,150
You killed him?
548
00:39:54,120 --> 00:39:55,553
Yeah.
549
00:39:55,621 --> 00:39:58,723
Could Franklyn have been
involved
550
00:39:58,791 --> 00:40:01,592
in whatever Budge was doing?
551
00:40:01,660 --> 00:40:06,096
I thought this was a simple
matter of poor choice in friends.
552
00:40:06,164 --> 00:40:08,532
This doesn't feel simple to me.
553
00:40:21,011 --> 00:40:22,812
I feel like I've...
554
00:40:22,880 --> 00:40:25,081
dragged you into my world.
555
00:40:25,149 --> 00:40:26,883
I got here on my own.
556
00:40:26,951 --> 00:40:30,820
But I appreciate the company.
557
00:40:42,365 --> 00:40:44,900
I'm going to start
seeing patients again.
558
00:40:47,737 --> 00:40:53,074
It's strange, thinking about
going back to daily practice.
559
00:40:53,141 --> 00:40:56,143
Well, it's good
you stepped away.
560
00:40:56,211 --> 00:40:59,046
Even if it was
only for a few days.
561
00:40:59,114 --> 00:41:02,750
Patients will sit
where Franklyn died.
562
00:41:04,719 --> 00:41:08,188
I will sit where I almost died,
and I will offer therapy.
563
00:41:11,192 --> 00:41:13,559
It's easy to understand
why you retired after you were
564
00:41:13,627 --> 00:41:15,262
attacked.
565
00:41:17,265 --> 00:41:20,500
Will you ever feel comfortable
returning to psychiatric work?
566
00:41:20,567 --> 00:41:24,436
This is psychiatric work.
567
00:41:24,504 --> 00:41:27,172
One patient isn't a practice.
568
00:41:30,310 --> 00:41:32,644
I can't help
569
00:41:32,712 --> 00:41:36,315
feeling responsible
for what happened to Franklyn.
570
00:41:36,383 --> 00:41:40,952
Every person has an intrinsic responsibility
for their own life, Hannibal.
571
00:41:43,655 --> 00:41:46,791
No one else can take on
that responsibility.
572
00:41:46,858 --> 00:41:48,893
Not even you.
573
00:41:54,698 --> 00:41:56,666
Did you take responsibility
574
00:41:56,734 --> 00:41:58,802
when you were attacked
by your patient?
575
00:42:00,871 --> 00:42:03,173
Yes.
576
00:42:03,241 --> 00:42:07,444
But I don't take
responsibility for his death.
577
00:42:14,785 --> 00:42:16,485
Nor should you.
578
00:42:20,221 --> 00:42:30,221
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