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Previously on Hannibal...
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I want you to admit what you are.
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You still refuse to see
the monster growing inside you.
Ripped By mstoll
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I want exclusive rights to your story.
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It's all yours, Freddie.
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What is the heir to the Verger Meat Packing
dynasty doing at my door?
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We have some very similar issues.
I tried to kill my brother.
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I assume he had it coming.
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They are looking for you.
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It's important you do exactly what I say.
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I'd say this makes us even.
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I sent someone to kill you...
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You sent someone to kill me.
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Even Steven.
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Consider it an act of reciprocity.
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Polite society normally places
such a taboo on taking a life.
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Without death, we'd be at a loss.
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It's the prospect of death
that drives us to greatness.
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Did you kill him with your hands?
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It was...
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Intimate.
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It deserves intimacy.
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You were Randall Tier's final enemy.
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Don't go inside, Will.
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You'll want to retreat.
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You'll want it
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as the glint of the rail tempts us
when we hear the approaching train.
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Stay with me.
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Where else would I go?
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You have everywhere to go.
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You should be quite pleased.
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I am.
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Of course you are.
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When you killed Randall,
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did you fantasize you were killing me?
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Most of what we do,
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most of what we believe,
is motivated by death.
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I've never felt as alive
as I did when I was killing him.
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Then you owe Randall Tier a debt.
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How will you repay him?
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The killer chose not to dispose of the body,
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but to display it.
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A jarring reminder
of the informality of death.
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Randall Tier was denied the respectful end
that he himself denied others.
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This is a humiliation, a final indignity.
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He isn't mocking him.
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This isn't disdain.
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He's... Commemorating him.
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This killer has no fear
for the consequences of what he's done.
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No guilt.
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Hello again.
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Come closer.
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I want to see you.
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Can you see you?
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Clearer and clearer.
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You forced me to kill you.
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I didn't force you to enjoy it.
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You made me a monument.
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You're welcome.
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The monument is not to me, it's to you.
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I gave you what you want.
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This is who you are.
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What you feel finally matches
the reality of what I see.
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This is my becoming.
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And it's yours.
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This is my design.
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He knew his killer.
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There's a... Familiarity here.
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Someone who met him, understood him.
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Someone like him.
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Different pathology, same instinct.
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His killer empathized with him?
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Don't mistake understanding
for empathy, Jack.
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No, if there's anything, it's...
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It's envy.
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Envy?
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Randall Tier came into his own
much easier than whoever killed him.
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This was a fledgling killer.
He's never killed before,
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not like this.
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Not like this, no.
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This is the nightmare that
followed him out of his dreams.
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I've upped the ante on my publishing deal.
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There's been movie interest.
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Hollywood is a fine place
for the obnoxious and wealthy.
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You're not wealthy, Freddie.
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I will be.
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Though I am a pariah among journalists
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because I took a different faith,
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but I am putting that faith in you.
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Let's talk about the Chesapeake Ripper.
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Frederick Chilton. Who knew?
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Who knew?
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No one did. No one would, not even you.
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You were so certain the Chesapeake Ripper
was Hannibal Lecter, you tried to kill him.
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You neglected to say "allegedly."
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No, I didn't.
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Hannibal Lecter is your psychiatrist again.
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What's up with that?
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I was wrong about him,
that's what's up with that.
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Maybe you were.
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Maybe you weren't.
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Dr. Chilton was the Chesapeake Ripper.
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The Chesapeake Ripper had surgical skills,
Dr. Chilton did not.
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- They had the same profile.
- Dr. Chilton was
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a woeful surgeon, dangerous, even.
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I've been chatting with some
of his old medical school chums.
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They say he fled to psychiatry
to avoid embarrassment.
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My story with the Chesapeake Ripper
already has an ending, Freddie.
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Mine doesn't.
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Do you really think Dr. Chilton
killed Abigail Hobbs?
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I don't.
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Even if I let this story go,
I will never let that go.
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Trust me, Freddie...
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Neither will I.
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You know you will have to kill him, Margot.
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You've known it for years.
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I may have missed my opportunity.
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Do you know why you failed
to murder him, Margot?
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Poor planning.
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You failed to murder your brother
because you still love him.
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In love, you take leave of your senses,
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but in hatred, you must be present
to calculate your actions.
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Allow yourself to hate him.
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Do you think Mason will just
give you what you want?
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You'll be begging him
for the rest of your life.
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Did begging help when he tore you?
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Same thing as taking his chocolate
and letting him have his way.
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I'm lucky I didn't kill him.
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Papa's will was very clear.
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Upon the passing of his beloved son Mason,
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in the absence of a legitimate male heir,
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the sole beneficiary shall be
the Southern Baptist Convention.
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Even in death, Mason would
take everything from you.
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One of the most powerful forces
that shapes us as human beings
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is the desire to leave a legacy.
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What legacy would you leave behind?
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I don't get a legacy.
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Unless you make one.
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Have a good ride?
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Here, put him away.
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What do you want?
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What do I want? What do I want?
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I want to...
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Share something with you.
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This is Pavlov. Say hello, Pavlov.
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Say hello.
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Margot, say hello lo Pavlov.
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Hi, buddy.
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After Papa died, I had a Christmas epiphany.
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I've seen exotic pigs from all over the world.
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What would happen if I brought together
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the best of all that I had seen?
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You built a maze.
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I shudder to think.
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I feel like Stradivarius.
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Our father was a pioneer
in livestock production. I think he'd be...
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He'd be proud of my efforts.
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A pig is not like other animals.
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There is a spark of intelligence,
a terrible practicality in pigs.
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Well, you do have an unparalleled
understanding of piggishness.
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Your mouth gets rough
when you're scared, Margot.
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Tough as a livery pony
who is resentful of the bit.
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The structure is designed
to excite and antagonize the pigs.
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It's taken a while to find the perfect mix.
Any pig will eat a dead man,
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but to get him to eat a live one...
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Some education is required.
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Carlo is experienced in this field.
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He actually fed a man to pigs
in Tuscany. 20 years ago?
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That's one of my suits.
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I'll buy you a new one.
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We stuff the clothes with meat,
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scent it with human smells, and play
the screams every time they are fed.
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Come the real thing,
we won't need the recording.
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It's not just about making Papa proud,
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it's about us.
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It's about family.
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I want you to be proud of me too, Margot.
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You're all I have.
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And I'm all you have.
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And this little piggy went,
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"Whee!" all the way home.
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-It sounds like I'm killing it.
- You are killing it.
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Don't kill it.
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A theremin is an instrument
that can create exquisite music
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without ever needing to be touched, but...
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It requires the rare gift
of perfect pitch to play properly.
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I've come to replenish your stores.
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Feel the vibration moving through you.
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Feel it here.
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And here.
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It's like composing in thin air.
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Thin air is a musician's canvas.
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What happened to your window?
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A stag got lost in the storm,
came through there.
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Got a few scratches getting him out.
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Are you scarred?
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Probably more than I know.
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I'll show you mine if you show me yours.
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I don't have the right pans
for your proclivities, Margot.
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It's a very psychological instrument.
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Yes, we work with people the same way.
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Never touching...
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- Yeah.
-...but guiding them from
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dissonance toward composition.
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But people are not instruments.
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Whatever it is you're playing, Hannibal,
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you have to listen very carefully
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to what you're creating.
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I'm listening.
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I'm listening to you.
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You and I went so long in our friendship
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without ever touching,
yet I always felt attuned to you.
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Who did this to you?
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My brother.
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Who shot you?
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A friend.
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I've always admired teachers,
molding impressionable young minds.
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But you can only learn so much and live.
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No one likes a know-it-all, Freddie.
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Hannibal Lecter taught you when you
were an impressionable young mind.
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Your book's about Will Graham,
it's not about me.
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Were you sleeping with Hannibal Lecter
when you were his student,
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or is that a recent development?
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You are sleeping with him.
I was just guessing.
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Figured you had to be sleeping
with one of them.
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Maybe that's why you can't see it.
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See what?
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Will Graham was right
about Hannibal Lecter...
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And I was right about Will Graham.
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I'm not having this
or any other conversation with you, Freddie.
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Hannibal Lecter had four patients die
while under his care.
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Three former patients die after his care,
and then there's Will Graham.
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All that fuss about Dr. Lecter.
Will even tried to kill him.
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And now they're back in therapy together
and another former patient is dead.
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Will understands that
Hannibal Lecter can help him.
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Maybe what Will understands is,
if you can't beat Hannibal Lecter,
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join him.
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Dr. Lecter.
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Mason Verger.
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So very nice to meet you.
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Thank you for accepting my invitation.
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I'm prone to Old World politeness.
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Would have seemed rude to say no.
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Since I'm paying for Margot's therapy,
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I thought I should at the very least
meet her psychiatrist.
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I enjoy putting a face to the name.
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Your swine are exceptional.
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Never seen pigs like these.
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They're a special breed.
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Product of many years, many litters.
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What's your ground note?
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We started with giant forest pigs,
6 teats, 38 chromosomes,
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a resourceful feeder,
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and an opportunistic omnivore.
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Just like man.
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You must know pigs
as well as you know people.
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- I do know pigs.
- Papa would've loved you.
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He could feel the face of a hog and tell
by the bone structure its genetic makeup.
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Breeding was very important to my father.
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Margot really pissed him off with all her...
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Button stitching.
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No breeding there.
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Do you have a sister, Dr. Lecter?
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I had a sister.
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Then you understand my need
to protect Margot, mostly from herself.
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She's pathological.
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I'm sure she's told you
horrible things that I've done.
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I can't tell you
what Margot's confessed to me.
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Fortunately for you, I can't tell anyone.
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Got me.
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Even the worst of us need
someone to talk to, Mason.
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Have you ever considered
therapy for yourself?
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Maybe I should.
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Can I have Carlo slaughter you a hog?
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A token of my appreciation
for all that you do for Margot.
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Please.
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But I must insist on selecting my own pig.
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Always do.
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Brined and roasted
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whole suckling pig.
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A gift from a friend.
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A friend of yours, not a friend of the pig's.
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00:30:20,986 --> 00:30:24,331
There are those who raise livestock
and have a genuine affection for them.
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The farmer who hand rears
lambs loves them
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and sends them to slaughter.
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They love and kill what they love.
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And eat what they love.
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00:30:38,603 --> 00:30:41,447
It's a paradox.
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00:30:43,041 --> 00:30:46,215
Freddie Lounds thinks
the two of you are a paradox.
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She sees something no one else sees.
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What's that?
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That neither of you is the killer
she's writing about,
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but together, you might be.
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Freddie Lounds must consider
you a bland interview subject
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if she's already resorted to fiction.
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She won't be fenced in by
something as malleable as the truth.
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Freddie has no boundaries.
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Someone with no boundaries
is a psychopath...
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Or a journalist.
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Freddie isn't the only one
without boundaries.
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Your relationship doesn't
seem to know many.
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Patient and therapist,
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friend and enemy.
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Crossing boundaries is
different than violating them.
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Boundaries will always be
subject to negotiation.
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It's just hard to know
where you are with each other.
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We know where we are with each other.
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Shouldn't that be enough?
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Better the devil you know.
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There really is a very good
explanation for all this.
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I don't want to hear it.
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Not just a little bit curious?
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Get away from the door.
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I can! let you go, Freddie.
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Not till you've heard what I have to say.
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I know you're scared.
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You only have to be scared
a moment longer.
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Give me the gun.
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No!
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Freddie Lounds left me
that message three hours ago.
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00:37:20,238 --> 00:37:21,876
Her cell signal is dead now.
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Last call was traced
to the nearest phone tower in,
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Wolf Trap, Virginia.
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We have her on security cameras
at a gas station, filling up her car...
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Six miles from your farm.
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Freddie was supposed to interview me.
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She never showed up.
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00:37:42,594 --> 00:37:45,074
Why are you granting interviews
to Freddie Lounds?
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Lowed her one.
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00:37:47,732 --> 00:37:50,406
Surely, Freddie Lounds
has more enemies than Will.
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Not in Wolf Trap, Virginia.
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I live in the middle of nowhere, Jack,
if someone wanted to take her, it's...
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Not a bad place to do it.
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And I provide the ingredients.
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You tell me what we should do with them.
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What's the meat?
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What do you think?
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Veal?
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Pork, perhaps?
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She was a slim and delicate pig.
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I'll make you lomo saltado.
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We will make it together.
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00:38:49,627 --> 00:38:51,197
You slice the ginger.
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The meat has an interesting flavor.
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Its braising...
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Notes of citrus.
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My palate isn't as refined as yours.
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Apart from humane considerations,
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it's more flavorful for animals
to be stress-free prior to slaughter.
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00:40:13,945 --> 00:40:15,947
This animal tastes frightened.
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00:40:17,382 --> 00:40:19,259
What does "frightened" taste like?
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It's acidic.
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The meat is bitter
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about being dead.
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00:40:39,404 --> 00:40:41,281
This meat is not pork.
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00:40:49,814 --> 00:40:51,452
It's long Pig-
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You can't reduce me to...
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A set of influences.
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I'm not the product of anything.
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I've given up good and evil for behaviorism.
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00:41:31,656 --> 00:41:33,693
Then you can't say that I'm evil.
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You're destructive.
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Same thing.
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Evil is just destructive?
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00:41:45,536 --> 00:41:47,880
Storms are evil, if it's that simple.
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00:41:49,040 --> 00:41:51,680
And we have fire, and then there's hail.
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00:41:53,011 --> 00:41:56,618
Underwriters lump it all
under "Acts of God."
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Is this meal an act of God, Will?
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