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Previously on Hannibal...
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This killer doesn't think
like anyone else, Jack.
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You'll have to find someone who
doesn't think like anyone else to catch him.
Ripped By mstoll
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- There's no evidence I did this.
- Let him go.
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You're making a mistake, Jack.
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I know what it's like
to point at a killer and have no one listen.
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You pointed in the wrong direction.
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Don't lie to me, Dr. Lecter.
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I believe my brother won't stop.
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If you really want
to kill your brother, Margot,
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wait until you can get away with it.
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Or find someone to do it for you.
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You're Hannibal Lecter's therapist.
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I believe you.
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Which answer is it you want to hear, Will?
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What's happening now
and about to happen is an answer.
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I want an admission.
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I want you to admit what you are.
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Must I denounce myself as a monster
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while you still refuse to see
the one growing inside you?
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Why not appeal to my better nature?
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I wasn't aware you had one.
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No one can be fully aware
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of another human being
unless we love them.
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By that love we see potential in our beloved.
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Through that love,
we allow our beloved to see their potential.
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Expressing that love,
our beloved's potential comes true.
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I promised you a reckoning.
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Here it is.
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That smells wonderful.
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Sacromonte omelet
with liver and sweetbreads.
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Sacromonte was
the Gypsy hood of Granada.
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I visited Granada when I was a young man.
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- I've never been.
- No?
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I fell in love with many things,
in particular, this dish.
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I remember my time there so vividly,
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like I frescoed the walls of my mind.
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I used to be afraid of losing my memory.
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What I wouldn't give to forget
a thing or two now.
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My compliments
to the Gypsy hood of Granada.
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Memory gives moments immortality,
but forgetfulness promotes a healthy mind.
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It's good to forget.
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What are you trying to forget, Jack?
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Doubt. I let doubt in.
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About me?
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About Will.
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I can no longer discuss
Will's state of mind with you
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or anyone else without his consent.
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Will's officially my patient.
He employs me now, not the FBI.
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Well, let's hope your therapy works.
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Therapy only works when
we have a genuine desire
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to know ourselves as we are,
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not as we would like to be.
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Do you have any regrets?
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With every choice lies
the possibility of regret.
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However, if I choose not to do something,
it's usually for a good reason.
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I'm...
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Riddled with regrets.
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A life without regret would be no life at all.
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I regret what I did in the stable.
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Then you were lucky I was there.
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No, no, no.
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Being lucky
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isn't the same as making a mistake.
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The mistake was allowing you to stop me.
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So, it's not pulling
the trigger that you regret...
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It's not pulling it effectively.
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That would be more accurate.
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You must adapt your behavior
to avoid feeling the same way again, Will.
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Adapt.
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Evolve.
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Become.
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Yes.
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I want you to close your eyes.
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Imagine a version of events
you wouldn't have regretted.
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What did you see?
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A missed opportunity...
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To feel...
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Like I felt when I killed Garret Jacob Hobbs.
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To feel like...
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Like I felt when I thought I'd killed you.
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And what does that feel like?
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I felt...
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A quiet sense...
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Of...
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Power.
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Good.
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Remember that feeling.
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I tend to walk out of this building
in a very similar state.
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You must be a patient of Dr. Lester's.
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I'm sorry?
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You look familiar.
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I either know you or I know of you.
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I'm the guy who didn't kill all those people.
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We all have a gauge
for humanity that twitches
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when we see other people.
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Tell me, Margot, what twitches
when you see your brother?
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Not my gauge for humanity.
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You don't recognize in
your brother basic human traits.
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You dehumanize him
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as much as he dehumanizes you.
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At least, I'll never be
the worst person I know.
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The tendency to see others as less
human than ourselves is universal.
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My brother is less human.
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And you are less human from it.
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Did you just dehumanize me?
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Psychiatrists who dehumanize patients
are more comfortable
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with painful but effective treatments.
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I met a patient of yours. Will Graham.
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Wonder what sort of painful
but effective treatment you prescribed him?
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What do you imagine?
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You're very supportive
of me killing my brother.
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And I appreciate that support, I really do.
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But I can only imagine
what you'd be supportive
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of Will Graham doing.
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What kind of psychiatrist are you?
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You already had my reputation
and bona fides verified.
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You know what kind of psychiatrist I am.
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I'm beginning to.
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Since when did the FBI get involved
in animal attacks, Jack?
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When there's somebody holding the leash
of whatever it is that's doing the killing.
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Esophagus is destroyed.
The bite almost severed his head!
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Whatever it was, it's not afraid of humans.
Not anymore.
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So I'm thinking a bear or a wolf.
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Wolves or bears don't eat where they kill.
It'd have dragged him off.
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There's no eating here.
We're gonna find everything.
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The viscera's exposed, the belly's laid bare,
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but there's no sign
of rutting or gnawing, Jack.
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A rabid animal attacks victims at random
and doesn't eat any part of them.
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Found the same wound patterns
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on a series of livestock mutilations
in the area.
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Evisceration, dismemberment,
yet everything accounted for.
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Livestock mutilations... That was practice?
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He's going to kill again.
And he's gonna get better at it.
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And he's urbanizing his animal,
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moving it closer to the city...
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Adapting it for bigger prey.
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And he's not denying its natural instincts,
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he's evolving them.
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It's blood sport.
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A wolf or a bear?
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Hey, this is Kevin.
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Try not to stare
or they'll take him away from me.
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Sorry.
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It's okay.
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Bear. Wolf.
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Do bears and wolves hunt together?
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You could train a bear to be a wolf,
or a wolf to be a bear.
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Train them long enough,
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and they will hunt together, feed together.
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Okay.
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Enough time...
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There's a great deal
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I could train even you to do, Will.
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That kind of friendship can
keep you on your toes.
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Animals, they do have...
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They have friendships just like us.
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We're the same.
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Yeah, I'll try to remember that.
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Please, don't blame the animals.
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- No.
- Don't.
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Man is the only creature that kills to...
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Kill.
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Kill.
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It's not an animal.
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It's a man who wants to be an animal.
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Does he believe he's an animal?
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It's not what he believes,
it's what he imagines.
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Well, what does he want?
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He wants to maul.
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Nothing personal about this.
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He doesn't know them.
He doesn't need to know them.
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They're just...
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Meat to him.
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Prey.
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This kind of psychosis
doesn't just slip through the system.
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Somewhere,
someone would have noticed this.
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If it is psychosis,
he got inside of it somehow,
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tamed it,
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made a suit out of it.
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He's an engineer...
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Or he understands engineering.
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He knows how to build.
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He built his beast.
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He is a student of predators.
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"No beast is more savage than man,
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"when possessed with power
answerable to his own rage."
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It's not rage.
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Rage is an emotional response
to being provoked.
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This is something else.
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What is it?
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Instinct.
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- It's the way he thinks.
- The way any animal thinks
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depends on limitations of mind and body.
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If we learn our limitations too soon,
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we never learn our power.
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His victims are torn apart,
I'd say he learned his power.
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He claimed his power.
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Can you imagine tearing someone apart?
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Or would you prefer to use a gun?
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Guns lack intimacy.
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You set an event in motion with a gun,
you don't complete it.
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You fantasized about killing me
with your hands.
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Wouldn't that be more satisfying
than pulling a trigger?
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Yes.
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When you sent the man to kill me,
were you imagining killing me yourself?
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Living vicariously through him as if...
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Your hands tightened
the noose around my neck?
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Or were you simply hiding?
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I wasn't hiding from anything
the first time I tried to kill you.
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You were hiding...
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Behind the gun.
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You must allow yourself to be
intimate with your instincts, Will.
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The closest comparative bite radius
we could match
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to the victims' wounds is a cave bear.
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Even the dire wolf,
which is the largest species
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of the genus Cams,
is itty-bitty by comparison.
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But a cave bear did not do this.
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Mostly because they're vegetarian,
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and have been extinct for 28,000 years.
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Mostly because the bite force
relative to the skull size
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doesn't match the kind of damage
we've been seeing.
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What could?
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Pull-ratchets and pneumatics, maybe.
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Pretty sophisticated ingenuity
for any kind of animal, man or beast.
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Animals are far more like humans
than we ever realized.
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And humans are far more like animals.
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One thin barrier between us.
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And for some, that barrier is way too thin.
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Hello, Dr. Lecter.
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How does something like this present?
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Someone affected by
this kind of species dysphoria
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typically has other conditions.
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Mood disorders, clinical depression,
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schizophrenia.
- Typically?
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They may not present at all.
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Your killer could have
built a bridge between
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who he appears to be and
what he now knows he's become.
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He didn't build a bridge, Doctor...
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He built a suit.
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What he seeks is transformation.
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Have you ever seen
anything like this before?
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This threatens to be a violation of
doctor-patient confidentiality,
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so I will tread carefully.
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You've seen something like this?
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Years ago, I treated a patient
who fits the profile.
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A teenage boy who suffered from what
I would describe as an identity disorder.
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This boy fancied himself a beast?
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During our therapy,
he reported a moment of clarity.
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He understood in that moment,
he was an animal
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born in the body of a man.
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He kept a solitary life.
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He would hide and behave in ways
resembling animal behavior.
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- He was delusional.
- Not necessarily.
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He didn't believe metamorphosis
could physically take place,
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but that wouldn't stop him
from trying to achieve it.
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He'd be a grown man now?
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And as he grew in wisdom and confidence,
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he would no longer feel he had
to meet his needs in hiding.
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What are his needs, Dr. Lecter?
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Savagery.
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Museum's closed.
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Hello, Randall.
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Dr. Lecter.
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You will always be ruled
by your fascination with teeth.
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That's what you said to me
when they brought me in your office
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the very first time.
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Is that what I said?
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Yeah.
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I was crying.
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I was dreading telling you
what was wrong with me and...
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You made it easier.
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Other visits too.
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A therapist's life is equal
parts counsel and curiosity.
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We set a patient on a path,
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but are left to wonder
where that path will take them.
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You've come so very far, Randall.
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A long time since you treated me.
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Which is why I wanted to talk to you
about your wonderful progress,
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just for a moment, privately.
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I've seen what you've done.
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What have I done?
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You bore screams...
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Like a sculptor bears dust
from the beaten stone.
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That crying boy doesn't
cling to you anymore.
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What clings to you now?
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What clings to your teeth?
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Ragged bits of scalp...
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Trailing their tails of hair like comets.
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Beautiful.
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They are looking for you.
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I don't think I can stop.
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I don't want you to.
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But they will find you, Randall.
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When they do,
it's important you do exactly what I say.
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- You wanted to speak to me?
- Randall Tier.
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Special Agent Jack Crawford with the FBI.
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This is Will Graham.
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Did you... Put all that together?
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- Yes, I did.
- Nice work.
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- What is that?
- That is a cave bear.
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You put together
a lot of cave bears, do you?
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Yeah. I put them together, take them apart,
put them back together again.
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You understand their mechanics
and how they're engineered?
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We understand a lot about cave bears.
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Their fossils have been found in the tens
of thousands, all over southern Europe.
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Very common.
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The reason I ask is because a...
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A cave bear skull...
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Was used recently as a murder weapon.
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Prehistoric jaws and claws
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are designed to do what they do best.
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The victims were torn apart.
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Used the right tool for the job.
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Well, look inside the skull
and you'll find what the job is.
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You have a history of trouble
with things inside your head.
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Isn't that right, Mr. Tier?
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Is that what this is about?
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You think I killed someone with a fossil?
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I had an identity disorder.
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The doctors told me the internal map
of my body didn't match reality.
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Do you know what it's like
when the skin you're wearing doesn't fit?
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I can imagine.
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I know who I am now.
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And I'm doing much better.
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00:31:13,372 --> 00:31:16,319
I'm socializing. I take my medication.
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I'm employed. And I work very hard.
328
00:31:21,313 --> 00:31:23,350
And I'm proof that
mental illness is treatable.
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00:31:43,435 --> 00:31:48,612
Hi. I don't know if you remember me,
but I met you outside of Dr. Lester's office.
330
00:31:48,907 --> 00:31:52,081
I remember it. How did you find me?
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00:31:53,512 --> 00:31:55,958
Well, as it turns out, you are famous.
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00:31:58,350 --> 00:32:01,126
You're not exactly anonymous yourself,
Margot.
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00:32:01,586 --> 00:32:04,692
Did you sneak a peek
inside Dr. Lecter's calendar?
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00:32:06,391 --> 00:32:08,462
That is exactly what I did.
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00:32:12,230 --> 00:32:15,109
It's cold. Do you have any whiskey?
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00:32:22,474 --> 00:32:26,047
What is the heir to
the Verger Meat Packing dynasty
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doing at my door?
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00:32:28,880 --> 00:32:31,156
My brother is the heir, not me.
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00:32:32,150 --> 00:32:35,597
I have the wrong parts and
the wrong proclivity for parts.
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00:32:40,992 --> 00:32:43,302
You didn't answer my question.
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00:32:44,563 --> 00:32:47,009
Came for a character reference.
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Patient-to-patient.
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00:32:50,435 --> 00:32:52,676
What do you think of Dr. Lecter's therapy?
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It depends what you're in therapy for.
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I'm in therapy for all kinds of reasons.
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The Vergers slaughter 86,000 cattle a day
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and 36,000 pigs, depending on the season,
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but that's just the public carnage.
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00:33:12,657 --> 00:33:15,035
What's your private carnage?
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I tried to kill my brother.
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00:33:22,200 --> 00:33:24,544
Well, I assume he had it coming.
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Did he ever.
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What's your private carnage?
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I tried to murder Dr' Lecter.
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Did he have it coming?
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What do you think?
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I can't say that I know.
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Neither can I.
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We have some very similar issues.
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Although I doubt that Dr. Lecter
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gave you the same advice
on murder that he gave me.
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00:34:11,082 --> 00:34:12,755
And what's that?
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He said...
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"If at first you don't succeed, try, try again."
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00:34:32,270 --> 00:34:34,272
I'm curious what would happen
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if your patients started
comparing notes, Dr. Lecter.
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What would Randall Tier have to say to me?
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00:34:43,915 --> 00:34:45,622
What did Randall Tier say to you?
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He said he was much better now,
that mental illness was treatable.
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Randall Tier is a success story.
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You believe he's innocent?
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I believe...
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Your therapy was successful.
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You can be persuasive.
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How many have there been?
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Like Randall Tier?
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Like me?
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Every patient is unique.
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00:35:25,991 --> 00:35:30,406
Your psychiatrist came to visit me
at the hospital before my trial.
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Dr. Du Maurier.
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She told me she believed me.
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She knew there were others like me.
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Fascinating.
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Did you kill her?
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No.
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00:36:01,760 --> 00:36:05,037
What do you think about
when you think about killing?
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00:36:11,503 --> 00:36:12,846
I think about God.
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00:36:14,539 --> 00:36:16,485
Good and evil?
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00:36:17,375 --> 00:36:19,719
Good and evil has nothing to do with God.
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00:36:22,681 --> 00:36:24,854
I collect church collapses.
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00:36:25,383 --> 00:36:27,454
Did you see the recent one in Sicily?
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00:36:29,954 --> 00:36:34,369
The facade fell on 65 grandmothers
during a special mass.
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00:36:37,462 --> 00:36:40,466
Was that evil? Was that God?
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00:36:43,068 --> 00:36:45,571
If he's up there, he just loves it.
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00:36:48,907 --> 00:36:52,650
Typhoid and swans,
it all comes from the same place.
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00:36:58,416 --> 00:37:01,090
Does Randall Tier believe in God?
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00:37:04,522 --> 00:37:07,731
Perhaps you should have a more
personal conversation with Mr. Tier
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and ask him what he believes.
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00:37:38,890 --> 00:37:41,564
The solitude of what you do
is to be respected,
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00:37:41,626 --> 00:37:43,435
and I intend to honor that.
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00:37:44,262 --> 00:37:46,367
I've only come to offer
words of encouragement.
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00:37:49,134 --> 00:37:54,311
You are becoming' Randall,
and this beast is your higher self.
403
00:37:55,240 --> 00:37:58,483
Your bodies, voices and wills are one.
404
00:38:02,046 --> 00:38:04,322
Revel in what you are.
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00:38:28,006 --> 00:38:29,508
Hey!
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00:38:33,678 --> 00:38:36,682
Buster! Buster!
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00:39:20,491 --> 00:39:22,732
Buster! Buster!
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00:41:54,012 --> 00:41:55,889
I'd say this makes us even.
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00:41:58,816 --> 00:42:01,057
I sent someone to kill you...
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00:42:02,320 --> 00:42:04,322
You sent someone to kill me.
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00:42:08,626 --> 00:42:11,503
Even Steven.
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