1 00:00:14,346 --> 00:00:16,003 [film reel ticking] 2 00:00:24,356 --> 00:00:26,358 [water splashing] 3 00:00:41,097 --> 00:00:43,444 May I ask you something? 4 00:00:43,478 --> 00:00:46,102 I can't promise I'll answer. 5 00:00:47,655 --> 00:00:51,383 R... right, that's exactly what I meant. 6 00:00:51,417 --> 00:00:55,145 Um, are you allowed to speak along the way? 7 00:00:55,180 --> 00:00:57,975 I was thinking there might be rules. 8 00:00:58,010 --> 00:00:59,770 Let me put it this way 9 00:00:59,805 --> 00:01:04,189 very few make it all the way without uttering a word. 10 00:01:04,223 --> 00:01:07,606 People are overcome with a strange and sudden need 11 00:01:07,640 --> 00:01:10,298 to confess on these trips. 12 00:01:10,333 --> 00:01:12,473 And not all of it can be said to be 13 00:01:12,507 --> 00:01:15,096 of great rhetorical quality 14 00:01:15,131 --> 00:01:18,444 but do carry on merrily 15 00:01:18,479 --> 00:01:21,654 just don't believe you're going to tell me something 16 00:01:21,689 --> 00:01:23,725 I haven't heard before. 17 00:01:25,002 --> 00:01:27,143 [instrumental music] 18 00:01:33,459 --> 00:01:36,186 I will tentatively divide my tale 19 00:01:36,221 --> 00:01:39,534 into five randomly chosen incidents 20 00:01:39,569 --> 00:01:41,743 over a twelve-year period. 21 00:02:08,529 --> 00:02:12,049 So I'm standing here holding this jack 22 00:02:12,084 --> 00:02:14,569 crap's not working. 23 00:02:14,604 --> 00:02:17,193 Do you, uh, do you have a jack I could borrow? 24 00:02:17,227 --> 00:02:19,505 No, I'm sorry. 25 00:02:19,540 --> 00:02:21,024 - No? - No 26 00:02:21,058 --> 00:02:22,715 - No? - No 27 00:02:22,750 --> 00:02:24,338 [sighs] 28 00:02:24,372 --> 00:02:28,135 That's odd, I thought everyone had a jack. 29 00:02:28,169 --> 00:02:30,033 I don't. 30 00:02:30,067 --> 00:02:32,553 Perhaps you could have a look at my car? 31 00:02:34,210 --> 00:02:37,868 Well, I don't have to have a look at your car. 32 00:02:37,903 --> 00:02:40,768 The issue with your jack is it's broken. 33 00:02:40,802 --> 00:02:42,045 There. 34 00:02:44,668 --> 00:02:49,604 So, uh, what's a person like me supposed to do? 35 00:02:49,639 --> 00:02:53,470 Well, I suppose 36 00:02:53,505 --> 00:02:57,371 I could, uh, drive over to Sonny's repair shop 37 00:02:57,405 --> 00:02:59,821 and call for roadside assistance. 38 00:02:59,856 --> 00:03:03,170 It's about, uh, five miles from here. 39 00:03:03,204 --> 00:03:04,654 What kind of repair shop is it? 40 00:03:04,688 --> 00:03:07,001 It's... it's.. Sonny's a blacksmith, very good one. 41 00:03:07,035 --> 00:03:09,279 Blacksmith. 42 00:03:09,314 --> 00:03:13,076 Well, maybe this Sonny can repair the jack? 43 00:03:13,110 --> 00:03:15,147 You'd have to talk to Sonny about that. 44 00:03:16,562 --> 00:03:19,738 Perhaps, I could entice you to drive me there? 45 00:03:19,772 --> 00:03:21,912 - Please. - Um.. 46 00:03:44,038 --> 00:03:46,937 Oops, that was a mistake. 47 00:03:48,560 --> 00:03:49,595 Mistake? 48 00:03:49,630 --> 00:03:52,288 Me getting in this car with you. 49 00:03:52,322 --> 00:03:53,472 What was it one's mother used to say 50 00:03:53,496 --> 00:03:56,775 about not getting into cars with strangers? 51 00:03:56,809 --> 00:03:58,984 Well.. 52 00:03:59,018 --> 00:04:01,814 I wouldn't know what your mother said. 53 00:04:01,849 --> 00:04:03,471 You might as well be a serial killer. 54 00:04:05,059 --> 00:04:07,130 I'm sorry but you do kind of look like one. 55 00:04:09,028 --> 00:04:10,754 You'd like me to drive you back to your car? 56 00:04:12,308 --> 00:04:14,931 No, no. I can take care of myself. 57 00:04:16,519 --> 00:04:18,762 I'm sorry, were you offended 58 00:04:18,797 --> 00:04:20,626 that I called you a serial killer? 59 00:04:21,869 --> 00:04:22,973 No. 60 00:04:24,251 --> 00:04:27,081 It's of absolutely no importance to me. 61 00:04:30,464 --> 00:04:32,742 Maybe it's just the van. 62 00:04:32,776 --> 00:04:36,263 It's the kind one might expect to be kidnapped in 63 00:04:36,297 --> 00:04:38,817 or used to transport corpses. 64 00:04:40,750 --> 00:04:42,648 But if you really were a serial killer 65 00:04:42,683 --> 00:04:43,970 I guess the easiest thing would be just 66 00:04:43,994 --> 00:04:48,930 to bury my body back up there by those trees 67 00:04:48,965 --> 00:04:51,174 but you'd have to remember to dig six feet down 68 00:04:51,208 --> 00:04:53,314 so the foxes couldn't dig up my grave. 69 00:04:55,627 --> 00:04:58,388 What would I do? 70 00:04:58,423 --> 00:05:01,288 What would I do to keep you from getting away with it? 71 00:05:02,979 --> 00:05:06,293 Of course, I'd just 72 00:05:06,327 --> 00:05:09,330 pick up that jack and hit you over the head with it. 73 00:05:09,365 --> 00:05:11,194 A jack like that can do quite a bit of damage 74 00:05:11,228 --> 00:05:12,437 don't you think? 75 00:05:14,818 --> 00:05:16,544 I'm not a medical examiner. 76 00:05:16,579 --> 00:05:18,960 It'd do quite a lot of damage. 77 00:05:39,602 --> 00:05:43,433 Don't forget this. Good luck with Sonny. 78 00:05:43,468 --> 00:05:47,092 Um, would it be too much to ask for you to drive me back? 79 00:05:47,126 --> 00:05:49,128 If this Sonny is as fast as you say he is? 80 00:05:51,890 --> 00:05:54,168 I'm sure Sonny is perfectly capable of giving you 81 00:05:54,202 --> 00:05:55,687 a lift back to your.. 82 00:05:55,721 --> 00:05:57,792 As... as I told you before, I don't like 83 00:05:57,827 --> 00:05:59,138 driving with strangers. 84 00:06:01,037 --> 00:06:03,453 Well, I'm just as much of a stranger as Sonny is. 85 00:06:03,488 --> 00:06:04,868 Oh, getting along just fine. 86 00:06:04,903 --> 00:06:06,783 I'll just go speak to Sonny, just take a moment. 87 00:06:11,806 --> 00:06:13,567 [whirring] 88 00:06:19,573 --> 00:06:20,850 Sonny. 89 00:06:22,127 --> 00:06:23,887 Hi, Jack. 90 00:06:23,922 --> 00:06:25,026 How's it going? 91 00:06:25,061 --> 00:06:26,994 Well, I was working on Miller's tractor 92 00:06:27,028 --> 00:06:30,273 but this lady is being really persistent. 93 00:06:30,307 --> 00:06:31,343 You don't say. 94 00:06:42,181 --> 00:06:44,839 Big mistake. 95 00:06:44,874 --> 00:06:47,300 The reason serial killers can roam around free in our country 96 00:06:47,324 --> 00:06:50,673 is that they have no connection between themselves 97 00:06:50,707 --> 00:06:52,260 and their victims. 98 00:06:52,295 --> 00:06:54,815 So, you just made a big mistake 99 00:06:54,849 --> 00:06:56,713 letting Sonny see the two of us together. 100 00:07:03,927 --> 00:07:06,413 [panting] 101 00:07:08,691 --> 00:07:11,418 You know.. 102 00:07:11,452 --> 00:07:14,386 ...honestly, I have more important things 103 00:07:14,421 --> 00:07:16,595 to be doing with my life 104 00:07:16,630 --> 00:07:19,115 than messing around with this crap. 105 00:07:19,149 --> 00:07:21,635 You... you said he was really good. 106 00:07:21,669 --> 00:07:23,844 Yeah, well, I'm sure Sonny was just 107 00:07:23,878 --> 00:07:26,985 distracted by your goddamned blabbering. 108 00:07:27,019 --> 00:07:29,228 Now I have to go, I have an appointment. 109 00:07:29,263 --> 00:07:30,782 Appointment, what appointment? 110 00:07:34,164 --> 00:07:36,235 That's none of your goddamn business now, is it? 111 00:07:38,065 --> 00:07:40,239 You're not just gonna leave me here. 112 00:07:40,274 --> 00:07:42,621 In fact, yes, that is kind of what I was thinking. 113 00:07:45,106 --> 00:07:48,351 I'm sure there will be another serial killer passing by 114 00:07:48,385 --> 00:07:50,629 who can give you a lift back to Sonny's. 115 00:07:52,389 --> 00:07:56,808 That is, unless he decides to kill you first. 116 00:07:56,842 --> 00:07:59,017 [chuckling] 117 00:07:59,051 --> 00:08:01,882 Even if I was to beg you to drive me back? 118 00:08:01,916 --> 00:08:03,470 Just a last time? 119 00:08:04,712 --> 00:08:06,196 Pretty please. 120 00:08:11,512 --> 00:08:12,755 [tapping] 121 00:08:16,931 --> 00:08:18,588 [sighs] 122 00:08:20,728 --> 00:08:22,696 You know, I take it all back 123 00:08:22,730 --> 00:08:26,044 what I said earlier about you looking like a serial killer. 124 00:08:26,078 --> 00:08:28,771 No, no, no, you don't have the disposition 125 00:08:28,805 --> 00:08:30,048 for that sort of thing. 126 00:08:31,532 --> 00:08:34,846 You're way too much of a wimp to murder anyone. 127 00:08:41,611 --> 00:08:43,889 [piano music] 128 00:08:46,685 --> 00:08:48,618 [humming] 129 00:08:51,172 --> 00:08:54,451 Oh, dear, you are a dangerous man 130 00:08:54,486 --> 00:08:57,800 smacked her with a jack, did you? 131 00:08:57,834 --> 00:09:00,147 Honestly, I've heard of more murders 132 00:09:00,181 --> 00:09:02,908 than I can count. 133 00:09:02,943 --> 00:09:05,635 And by the way, what does this ridiculous man 134 00:09:05,670 --> 00:09:07,706 have to do with anything? 135 00:09:07,741 --> 00:09:09,881 It's Glenn Gould 136 00:09:09,915 --> 00:09:12,539 one of the greatest piano players of our time. 137 00:09:14,023 --> 00:09:15,921 He represents art. 138 00:09:16,991 --> 00:09:18,717 [piano music] 139 00:09:20,616 --> 00:09:23,860 So a jack in the face of 140 00:09:23,895 --> 00:09:28,106 an admittedly unbearable lady was great art. 141 00:09:28,140 --> 00:09:31,523 Is that what I'm to make of it? 142 00:09:31,558 --> 00:09:34,975 Dear Mr. Verge, please give me a chance 143 00:09:35,009 --> 00:09:38,979 to cast some supplemental light on the story of the jack. 144 00:09:39,013 --> 00:09:42,776 The old cathedrals often have sublime artworks hidden away 145 00:09:42,810 --> 00:09:46,124 in the darkest corners for only God to see 146 00:09:46,158 --> 00:09:48,713 or whatever one feels like calling 147 00:09:48,747 --> 00:09:50,853 the great architect behind it all. 148 00:09:52,302 --> 00:09:54,097 The same goes for murder. 149 00:09:58,343 --> 00:10:00,621 When I say cathedrals 150 00:10:00,656 --> 00:10:05,108 it is first and foremost the gothic buildings we admire. 151 00:10:05,143 --> 00:10:08,525 Here elegant, pointed arches have replaced the earlier 152 00:10:08,560 --> 00:10:11,494 more primitive rounded arches. 153 00:10:11,528 --> 00:10:15,636 The art of engineering is first and foremost about statics 154 00:10:15,671 --> 00:10:18,432 that is so things remain standing in spite of 155 00:10:18,466 --> 00:10:21,677 the various forces that impact the buildings. 156 00:10:21,711 --> 00:10:26,474 In this way, the pointed arch created a possibility to build 157 00:10:26,509 --> 00:10:29,823 much higher and with much more light 158 00:10:29,857 --> 00:10:33,896 but most importantly with less use of material. 159 00:10:33,930 --> 00:10:37,347 I often say that the material does the work. 160 00:10:37,382 --> 00:10:40,868 In other words it has a kind of will of its own 161 00:10:40,903 --> 00:10:44,044 and by following it, the result will be 162 00:10:44,078 --> 00:10:45,459 the most exquisite. 163 00:10:46,840 --> 00:10:49,394 So the material was the jack 164 00:10:49,428 --> 00:10:53,156 and it jumped into the lady's face on its own. 165 00:10:54,951 --> 00:10:56,643 Art is many things. 166 00:10:58,196 --> 00:11:00,819 Very convenient and unusual 167 00:11:00,854 --> 00:11:03,442 in the pile of bad excuses. 168 00:11:03,477 --> 00:11:06,204 But all of that is of no interest whatsoever 169 00:11:06,238 --> 00:11:08,344 unless you're an engineer. 170 00:11:09,621 --> 00:11:11,105 I am an engineer. 171 00:11:12,348 --> 00:11:14,868 [piano music] 172 00:11:19,113 --> 00:11:22,151 My mother was of the opinion that becoming an engineer 173 00:11:22,185 --> 00:11:26,189 was the more financially viable choice 174 00:11:26,224 --> 00:11:29,572 but my really big dream was to become an architect. 175 00:11:35,164 --> 00:11:37,131 Right before the lady and the jack 176 00:11:37,166 --> 00:11:38,926 I purchased a building lot 177 00:11:38,961 --> 00:11:42,067 and since I was my own developer 178 00:11:42,102 --> 00:11:44,725 due to a substantial inheritance 179 00:11:44,760 --> 00:11:47,624 no one could keep me from drawing up 180 00:11:47,659 --> 00:11:50,662 my own plans for my own house. 181 00:11:56,737 --> 00:12:00,223 Engineer or architect 182 00:12:00,258 --> 00:12:04,158 what I see is an OCD patient in full bloom. 183 00:12:04,193 --> 00:12:07,058 Ordnungszwang Jack 184 00:12:07,092 --> 00:12:10,406 to use a good German word. 185 00:12:10,440 --> 00:12:13,029 Yes, perhaps, it is in any case true 186 00:12:13,064 --> 00:12:16,377 that I suffered from compulsions as a child. 187 00:12:16,412 --> 00:12:19,656 I was completely hysterical about cleaning 188 00:12:19,691 --> 00:12:21,797 and could never leave a room that wasn't 189 00:12:21,831 --> 00:12:23,764 perfectly neat and clean. 190 00:12:23,799 --> 00:12:26,698 A standard that was difficult to maintain 191 00:12:26,733 --> 00:12:28,873 in the walk-in freezer. 192 00:12:28,907 --> 00:12:31,358 The walk-in freezer? 193 00:12:31,392 --> 00:12:34,119 The walk-in freezer on Prospect Avenue. 194 00:12:34,154 --> 00:12:37,433 The sign has been broken for forever 195 00:12:37,467 --> 00:12:40,263 so no one really knew what the name of the street was. 196 00:13:09,361 --> 00:13:11,536 I bought the pizzas from the former owner 197 00:13:11,570 --> 00:13:13,745 of the walk-in freezer. 198 00:13:13,780 --> 00:13:15,989 He claimed it was a great deal 199 00:13:16,023 --> 00:13:18,439 but of course I never managed to sell them 200 00:13:18,474 --> 00:13:21,546 so it all became too much for me. 201 00:13:21,580 --> 00:13:24,135 I only ate one of those shitty pizzas. 202 00:13:26,689 --> 00:13:28,449 Pizza, pizza! 203 00:13:28,484 --> 00:13:31,314 [speaking in foreign language] 204 00:13:38,666 --> 00:13:41,704 And then there was a door to another room 205 00:13:41,738 --> 00:13:44,293 which I never managed to open. 206 00:13:53,681 --> 00:13:57,754 A fucking neurotic riddled with obsessive compulsions 207 00:13:57,789 --> 00:14:00,896 and a pathetic dream of something greater. 208 00:14:02,587 --> 00:14:04,727 [whirring] 209 00:14:18,810 --> 00:14:20,363 And what about the police? 210 00:14:20,398 --> 00:14:23,677 I imagine they started coming around a lot. 211 00:14:27,750 --> 00:14:30,822 No, call it luck if you will. 212 00:14:32,099 --> 00:14:34,343 I had attempted to hide her car.. 213 00:14:37,001 --> 00:14:39,589 ...but to my great annoyance 214 00:14:39,624 --> 00:14:43,007 you could still catch a glimpse of it from the main road. 215 00:14:45,941 --> 00:14:48,944 You know, without realizing where I had parked the car 216 00:14:48,978 --> 00:14:50,669 was a stroke of genius. 217 00:14:50,704 --> 00:14:54,225 You see, the small brook defines the state border 218 00:14:54,259 --> 00:14:55,951 and the local police, per definition 219 00:14:55,985 --> 00:14:58,056 can't see across state lines. 220 00:14:58,091 --> 00:14:59,713 It's not their jurisdiction. 221 00:14:59,747 --> 00:15:02,785 So I had no inquiries from the police. 222 00:15:02,819 --> 00:15:05,236 And by the way, I don't even know if Sonny 223 00:15:05,270 --> 00:15:06,720 had told them about me. 224 00:15:06,754 --> 00:15:08,964 We met up quite a few times since 225 00:15:08,998 --> 00:15:11,069 but never spoke of it. 226 00:16:05,882 --> 00:16:07,194 [door closes] 227 00:16:36,051 --> 00:16:37,880 [doorbell ringing] 228 00:16:43,092 --> 00:16:44,438 Hang on. 229 00:16:48,304 --> 00:16:49,961 Hi. 230 00:16:49,996 --> 00:16:50,997 Hi. 231 00:16:52,619 --> 00:16:54,517 Who are you? 232 00:16:54,552 --> 00:16:55,656 Police. 233 00:16:57,900 --> 00:16:58,901 Did something happen? 234 00:16:58,935 --> 00:17:00,213 Oh, no, no, no 235 00:17:00,247 --> 00:17:03,630 luckily nothing exactly has happened as of yet. 236 00:17:03,664 --> 00:17:05,563 I understand that you are fond of 237 00:17:05,597 --> 00:17:09,912 shopping at Carlson's Supermarket. 238 00:17:09,946 --> 00:17:11,810 Why? Did something happen at Carlson's? 239 00:17:11,845 --> 00:17:16,505 No, uh, however we'd like to, uh, prevent 240 00:17:16,539 --> 00:17:20,543 things from happening to businesses in the vicinity 241 00:17:20,578 --> 00:17:25,341 like Carlson's Supermarket. 242 00:17:26,894 --> 00:17:30,001 Yeah, may... may, may I come in? 243 00:17:30,036 --> 00:17:32,279 I'd like to see a police badge. 244 00:17:34,626 --> 00:17:35,903 So would I. 245 00:17:37,767 --> 00:17:40,184 Unfortunately, that today 246 00:17:40,218 --> 00:17:42,531 is going to be a bit of a problem. 247 00:17:42,565 --> 00:17:44,429 Now, ahem.. 248 00:17:44,464 --> 00:17:47,674 ...I can tell by your expression 249 00:17:47,708 --> 00:17:49,020 that you think it's a bad thing 250 00:17:49,055 --> 00:17:52,196 that I don't have my police badge on me. 251 00:17:52,230 --> 00:17:53,231 Right. 252 00:17:53,266 --> 00:17:54,415 Well, I'm here to tell you that 253 00:17:54,439 --> 00:17:55,992 it's a, it's a good thing.. 254 00:17:58,236 --> 00:17:59,651 ...for the police department 255 00:17:59,686 --> 00:18:01,653 and I'm not going to lie to you, okay? 256 00:18:01,688 --> 00:18:03,183 It also happens to be a good thing for me 257 00:18:03,207 --> 00:18:06,002 on a personal level. Yeah. 258 00:18:06,037 --> 00:18:10,317 You see my... my badge 259 00:18:10,352 --> 00:18:13,458 it's, uh, at the silversmith. 260 00:18:13,493 --> 00:18:15,426 Yeah, it's at the, the silversmith. 261 00:18:15,460 --> 00:18:20,086 They're... they're shining it up and, ah.. 262 00:18:21,880 --> 00:18:25,401 ...adding a few additional citations to it. 263 00:18:25,436 --> 00:18:26,989 I've been promoted. 264 00:18:30,820 --> 00:18:33,029 - Okay. - Right. 265 00:18:33,064 --> 00:18:35,031 So now you're.. 266 00:18:35,066 --> 00:18:36,757 Now... now what are you? 267 00:18:36,792 --> 00:18:39,622 Like, what's your, what's your rank now? 268 00:18:41,003 --> 00:18:43,626 We're not at liberty to discuss that. 269 00:18:43,661 --> 00:18:46,284 Ah, that's considered classified information. 270 00:18:46,319 --> 00:18:50,461 However, I think this is safe to say that 271 00:18:50,495 --> 00:18:51,945 it's a considerable.. 272 00:18:54,154 --> 00:18:55,397 ...leap up the ladder. 273 00:18:57,330 --> 00:18:59,918 - Uh, ahem, now may I... - No. 274 00:18:59,953 --> 00:19:02,438 Not without a badge. 275 00:19:02,473 --> 00:19:03,612 [applauding] 276 00:19:03,646 --> 00:19:06,753 Bravo, bravo, bravo, that's excellent. 277 00:19:06,787 --> 00:19:10,170 That's exactly just the type of response we like to see. 278 00:19:10,205 --> 00:19:14,174 - You say no, that makes my day. - Right. 279 00:19:14,209 --> 00:19:17,419 Of course, everybody's always talking about security 280 00:19:17,453 --> 00:19:19,800 but what... what is actually anybody doing about it? 281 00:19:19,835 --> 00:19:22,389 No, is quite the correct answer. 282 00:19:22,424 --> 00:19:24,874 Yeah, it's quite the correct answer indeed. 283 00:19:24,909 --> 00:19:28,430 Of course you'll never allow somebody in your home 284 00:19:28,464 --> 00:19:31,053 just because they say, "Oh, I'm a police officer." 285 00:19:31,087 --> 00:19:32,848 No. No, no, no. You don't do that. 286 00:19:32,882 --> 00:19:34,574 No. 287 00:19:34,608 --> 00:19:36,817 You wait until they show you the proper.. 288 00:19:36,852 --> 00:19:40,096 - Badge. - Yeah. The badge. 289 00:19:40,131 --> 00:19:42,651 - Yup. - That's correct. Yeah. 290 00:19:42,685 --> 00:19:43,755 Um.. 291 00:19:45,895 --> 00:19:49,278 May I, uh, ask you a.. 292 00:19:50,348 --> 00:19:53,800 ...ah, somewhat personal question? 293 00:19:53,834 --> 00:19:57,252 Um, when exactly 294 00:19:57,286 --> 00:20:00,186 was it that you lost your, your husband? 295 00:20:01,670 --> 00:20:05,708 It was just over six months ago 296 00:20:05,743 --> 00:20:08,159 that my husband passed.. 297 00:20:08,194 --> 00:20:09,885 Where are you going with this? 298 00:20:09,919 --> 00:20:12,750 Oh, I'm just thinking about your.. 299 00:20:12,784 --> 00:20:15,753 Your pension, yeah. 300 00:20:15,787 --> 00:20:18,687 I bet with a simple phone call to one of my colleagues 301 00:20:18,721 --> 00:20:21,586 down in headquarters, I could get you a, ah.. 302 00:20:21,621 --> 00:20:24,037 ...considerable increase in your pension. 303 00:20:24,071 --> 00:20:25,970 I bet that I could, I could double 304 00:20:26,004 --> 00:20:27,592 what you're currently receiving. 305 00:20:29,801 --> 00:20:31,389 Wait a minute. 306 00:20:33,322 --> 00:20:36,152 You could get me double my pension 307 00:20:36,187 --> 00:20:38,154 from the police department by calling people? 308 00:20:38,189 --> 00:20:40,674 Uh, forgive me, uh, uh.. 309 00:20:40,709 --> 00:20:44,299 ...I, I've tricked you, a bit. 310 00:20:44,333 --> 00:20:47,267 In fact, as it, as it stands 311 00:20:47,302 --> 00:20:50,960 I'm not, I'm not a police officer. 312 00:20:50,995 --> 00:20:52,376 What? 313 00:20:52,410 --> 00:20:55,344 I'm an insurance agent, lady. 314 00:20:55,379 --> 00:20:58,313 The, the whole story that I told you about the badge 315 00:20:58,347 --> 00:21:02,834 that's, t-that's something that we've been asked to do 316 00:21:02,869 --> 00:21:06,459 by the authorities, it's, it's for statistical 317 00:21:06,493 --> 00:21:08,323 purposes or something. 318 00:21:08,357 --> 00:21:09,462 [car horn honk] 319 00:21:09,496 --> 00:21:12,050 - Hi, Glenn. - Hi, Claire. 320 00:21:12,085 --> 00:21:14,639 - It's my friend Glenn. - Glenn. Yeah, great guy. 321 00:21:14,674 --> 00:21:16,469 - You know Glenn? - Yeah, sure. 322 00:21:16,503 --> 00:21:18,712 Uh, listen, are you interested 323 00:21:18,747 --> 00:21:21,336 in this, this increase, uh, the money? 324 00:21:22,647 --> 00:21:24,615 Well, if you can double it. 325 00:21:24,649 --> 00:21:27,203 It won't take more than a few minutes of your time. 326 00:21:27,238 --> 00:21:29,999 Alright, listen, you can come in. 327 00:21:30,034 --> 00:21:32,347 This damn door sticks. 328 00:21:32,381 --> 00:21:34,152 I mean, what the heck's the worst that could happen 329 00:21:34,176 --> 00:21:36,282 as long as you can double my pension. 330 00:21:39,215 --> 00:21:41,666 Damn it. 331 00:21:41,701 --> 00:21:42,874 Something wrong? 332 00:21:42,909 --> 00:21:44,324 [sighs] 333 00:21:45,498 --> 00:21:47,603 This is so damn humiliating. 334 00:21:50,157 --> 00:21:53,989 You know being forced to, to stand out there 335 00:21:54,023 --> 00:21:57,717 exposed, time and time again 336 00:21:57,751 --> 00:22:01,997 have to be put in these situations 337 00:22:02,031 --> 00:22:03,136 I don't know why. 338 00:22:03,170 --> 00:22:05,587 Listen, I'm sorry, uh, I-I.. I was jus.. 339 00:22:05,621 --> 00:22:07,623 You know how humiliating it is? 340 00:22:07,658 --> 00:22:12,145 I am constantly being put in these situations. 341 00:22:12,179 --> 00:22:13,629 It's just not fair. 342 00:22:13,664 --> 00:22:14,906 - No. - Do you think it's fair? 343 00:22:14,941 --> 00:22:17,495 - No. - No. 344 00:22:17,530 --> 00:22:18,748 Do you want me to get you a cup of tea? 345 00:22:18,772 --> 00:22:21,706 Nah, nah, nah. Don't worry about it. 346 00:22:24,399 --> 00:22:26,366 [grunting] 347 00:22:28,230 --> 00:22:29,576 Ow! Fuck. 348 00:22:29,611 --> 00:22:33,891 Ow! Fuck. Ah, fuck. Fuck. 349 00:22:35,962 --> 00:22:37,757 The hell do you think you're going? 350 00:22:37,791 --> 00:22:39,724 [grunting] 351 00:22:41,139 --> 00:22:43,072 [choking] 352 00:22:43,797 --> 00:22:45,351 [groaning] 353 00:22:51,426 --> 00:22:54,360 [grunting] 354 00:22:58,847 --> 00:23:00,780 [panting] 355 00:23:17,452 --> 00:23:19,385 [choking] 356 00:23:22,146 --> 00:23:25,667 Oh, no. Oh, no. 357 00:23:25,701 --> 00:23:27,703 [choking] 358 00:23:30,085 --> 00:23:31,914 Here. 359 00:23:31,949 --> 00:23:33,433 Put this under your head. 360 00:23:33,468 --> 00:23:35,401 [choking] 361 00:23:37,506 --> 00:23:39,612 I'm sorry. Ow. 362 00:23:39,646 --> 00:23:41,579 [groaning] 363 00:23:43,443 --> 00:23:45,480 [crying] 364 00:23:47,413 --> 00:23:50,381 I'm so sorry. 365 00:23:50,416 --> 00:23:51,865 [groaning] 366 00:23:51,900 --> 00:23:53,142 Oh.. 367 00:23:53,177 --> 00:23:54,454 [choking] 368 00:23:54,489 --> 00:23:56,525 What can I do to make this good again? 369 00:23:56,560 --> 00:23:58,493 [choking] 370 00:24:01,357 --> 00:24:03,221 - What can I do? - Ugh! 371 00:24:03,256 --> 00:24:05,120 How can I help you? 372 00:24:05,154 --> 00:24:06,432 What can I do to make it better? 373 00:24:06,466 --> 00:24:08,088 [choking] 374 00:24:08,123 --> 00:24:10,643 - Speak to me? - Talk.. 375 00:24:10,677 --> 00:24:12,921 - Can't talk? Okay. - Can't. 376 00:24:17,408 --> 00:24:19,341 [Jack panting] 377 00:24:25,865 --> 00:24:27,901 [grunts] 378 00:24:27,936 --> 00:24:29,627 Hold on a second. 379 00:24:29,662 --> 00:24:33,251 I have something else I think you're gonna like quite a bit. 380 00:24:33,286 --> 00:24:35,702 [exhales] Do you like donuts? 381 00:24:38,291 --> 00:24:40,086 [groaning] 382 00:24:40,120 --> 00:24:41,121 Shh. 383 00:24:41,156 --> 00:24:43,089 [groans] 384 00:24:44,608 --> 00:24:46,092 [gasping] 385 00:24:46,126 --> 00:24:48,266 Have here.. 386 00:24:48,301 --> 00:24:49,544 [gasps] 387 00:24:50,924 --> 00:24:51,925 Here we go. 388 00:24:51,960 --> 00:24:53,064 [gasping] 389 00:24:55,066 --> 00:24:57,344 Yes, chamomile. 390 00:24:58,138 --> 00:24:59,346 It's good for you. 391 00:25:17,123 --> 00:25:19,056 [grunting] 392 00:25:20,609 --> 00:25:22,404 Jesus Chri.. 393 00:25:22,991 --> 00:25:25,994 [grunting] 394 00:25:37,246 --> 00:25:40,180 [panting] 395 00:25:56,645 --> 00:25:58,578 [grunts] 396 00:26:49,215 --> 00:26:51,044 [dramatic music] 397 00:26:52,736 --> 00:26:54,600 [engine revving] 398 00:27:41,923 --> 00:27:43,200 [sighs] 399 00:27:56,834 --> 00:27:58,767 [car door creaks] 400 00:28:36,046 --> 00:28:37,288 [exhales] 401 00:28:49,024 --> 00:28:50,957 [water running] 402 00:29:04,281 --> 00:29:06,214 [sighs] 403 00:29:10,770 --> 00:29:12,703 [dramatic music] 404 00:29:18,778 --> 00:29:21,781 A murderer with OCD. 405 00:29:21,816 --> 00:29:24,611 It's almost ridiculous 406 00:29:24,646 --> 00:29:26,821 but how unfortunate for you, Jack. 407 00:29:26,855 --> 00:29:30,859 And to top it off, with cleaning compulsions. 408 00:30:17,319 --> 00:30:19,252 [sighs] 409 00:30:33,094 --> 00:30:35,234 [sighs] 410 00:30:37,339 --> 00:30:38,962 [exhales] 411 00:30:38,996 --> 00:30:40,826 [music continues] 412 00:30:50,905 --> 00:30:52,838 [car door closes] 413 00:31:17,448 --> 00:31:19,381 [siren wailing] 414 00:31:35,432 --> 00:31:36,743 Shit. 415 00:31:36,778 --> 00:31:38,711 [wailing continues] 416 00:31:42,266 --> 00:31:43,371 [sighs] 417 00:31:43,405 --> 00:31:45,338 [engine starts] 418 00:31:47,789 --> 00:31:49,722 [wailing continues] 419 00:31:53,105 --> 00:31:54,416 [sighs] 420 00:31:54,451 --> 00:31:57,212 [wailing continues] 421 00:31:57,247 --> 00:31:59,180 [music continues] 422 00:32:06,566 --> 00:32:08,499 [wailing continues] 423 00:32:17,853 --> 00:32:20,304 [panting] 424 00:32:20,339 --> 00:32:23,273 [wailing continues] 425 00:32:32,178 --> 00:32:35,112 [panting] 426 00:33:02,415 --> 00:33:05,349 [grunting] 427 00:33:21,917 --> 00:33:24,851 [engine revving] 428 00:33:35,345 --> 00:33:38,279 [exhales] 429 00:33:47,909 --> 00:33:49,393 [tapping on window] 430 00:33:53,604 --> 00:33:55,123 Please get out of the car, sir. 431 00:34:06,341 --> 00:34:07,446 [sighs] 432 00:34:09,379 --> 00:34:11,419 Do you mind if I take a look in the van please, sir? 433 00:34:15,212 --> 00:34:18,215 - I'd be a bad guy if I said no. - Alright, open her up, please. 434 00:34:18,250 --> 00:34:19,389 Okay. 435 00:34:26,465 --> 00:34:29,088 I'm sorry, sir, but there's been a minor break-in 436 00:34:29,123 --> 00:34:31,539 down the street just now. 437 00:34:31,573 --> 00:34:32,826 I'd like to ask you a couple of questions 438 00:34:32,850 --> 00:34:35,922 about anything you may have seen or heard, yeah? 439 00:34:35,957 --> 00:34:39,098 Glenn said you were visiting Claire. 440 00:34:39,133 --> 00:34:41,756 I'm sorry y... you said something ab... about a break-in? 441 00:34:41,790 --> 00:34:43,137 - Uh-huh. - Well.. 442 00:34:44,310 --> 00:34:48,728 Well, unfortunately I think you've got 443 00:34:48,763 --> 00:34:50,696 a more serious problem. 444 00:34:51,628 --> 00:34:54,907 Claire, she's disappeared. 445 00:34:56,909 --> 00:34:59,049 Clair Miller has disappeared? 446 00:34:59,084 --> 00:35:02,363 Yeah, I've been, uh, sitting out here 447 00:35:02,397 --> 00:35:05,642 for the last two hours in my van waiting for her. 448 00:35:05,676 --> 00:35:07,092 Right. 449 00:35:07,126 --> 00:35:09,577 You see, ahem, I contacted Claire 450 00:35:09,611 --> 00:35:13,581 because, uh, her late husband was a dear friend of mine. 451 00:35:13,615 --> 00:35:15,169 We worked together for number of years 452 00:35:15,203 --> 00:35:18,620 on the railroad and, uh, I'm a collector. 453 00:35:18,655 --> 00:35:20,139 Yeah, I collect. 454 00:35:20,174 --> 00:35:23,349 Uh, I collect Trax. 455 00:35:23,384 --> 00:35:24,523 - Trax? - Old issues of Trax. 456 00:35:24,557 --> 00:35:28,285 It's a, uh, publication owned by the railroad 457 00:35:28,320 --> 00:35:31,702 and, uh, Jerry, uh 458 00:35:31,737 --> 00:35:33,497 I know, I happen to know for a fact 459 00:35:33,532 --> 00:35:36,707 that he also subscribed and was an enthusiast 460 00:35:36,742 --> 00:35:38,606 such as myself. 461 00:35:38,640 --> 00:35:41,850 So Claire said she'd run inside 462 00:35:41,885 --> 00:35:43,369 and see if she could rustle up 463 00:35:43,404 --> 00:35:46,303 a couple of back issues for me. 464 00:35:46,338 --> 00:35:47,960 She didn't ask me in. 465 00:35:47,994 --> 00:35:48,995 Right. 466 00:35:49,030 --> 00:35:50,687 Better safe than sorry 467 00:35:50,721 --> 00:35:53,759 when an oddball like myself just turns up, right? 468 00:35:53,793 --> 00:35:56,865 - Yeah. - Yeah, yeah. 469 00:35:56,900 --> 00:36:01,629 So I knocked several times and, uh, she hasn't answered. 470 00:36:01,663 --> 00:36:03,941 Okay. 471 00:36:03,976 --> 00:36:07,048 Sir, I'm gonna ask you to stay right here. 472 00:36:07,082 --> 00:36:08,843 I'm just gonna go take a look. 473 00:36:21,994 --> 00:36:23,237 [knocking on door] 474 00:36:24,445 --> 00:36:26,654 Claire, it's Ed. 475 00:36:29,691 --> 00:36:32,280 - Maybe the door is open. - What? 476 00:36:33,074 --> 00:36:35,180 Or maybe not. 477 00:36:35,939 --> 00:36:37,975 [door creaks] 478 00:36:59,480 --> 00:37:01,413 Claire, you here? 479 00:37:06,107 --> 00:37:07,350 Claire? 480 00:37:14,184 --> 00:37:15,679 - Is she up there? - No, she's not up there. 481 00:37:15,703 --> 00:37:17,912 Maybe she went out through the back. 482 00:37:17,946 --> 00:37:20,880 I, I think I would have noticed that. 483 00:37:20,915 --> 00:37:25,402 Uh, this is really, really strange. 484 00:37:25,437 --> 00:37:26,852 If you ask me, I'd say 485 00:37:26,886 --> 00:37:29,613 that this needs to be thoroughly investigated. 486 00:37:29,648 --> 00:37:31,028 Right, well I'm not askin' you. 487 00:37:31,063 --> 00:37:33,548 You know, I have to say, also, that I heard 488 00:37:33,583 --> 00:37:38,312 uh, some noises coming from... the living room. 489 00:37:38,346 --> 00:37:40,279 - Noises? - Yeah, some noises. 490 00:37:40,314 --> 00:37:42,971 I, I, of course, I can't be sure 491 00:37:43,006 --> 00:37:44,973 but it sounded a little bit like a.. 492 00:37:45,008 --> 00:37:46,803 Like a scuffle of some kind. 493 00:37:46,837 --> 00:37:48,770 Scuffle? 494 00:37:48,805 --> 00:37:51,428 No, no, no. You're gonna have to put that back down, now. 495 00:37:51,463 --> 00:37:54,259 Sir, that kind of investigation, that's for police, don't. 496 00:37:54,293 --> 00:37:55,570 Right, right. 497 00:37:55,605 --> 00:37:58,263 Sir, I'm gonna have to ask you to leave the house. 498 00:37:58,297 --> 00:38:01,404 - I'm sorry? - Sir, now! 499 00:38:01,438 --> 00:38:03,302 - Okay. - Mm-hm. 500 00:38:03,337 --> 00:38:05,511 You know, I'm gonna do so under protest. 501 00:38:05,546 --> 00:38:09,032 I, I feel like that my observations 502 00:38:09,066 --> 00:38:12,587 well, they could be of use in an investigation. 503 00:38:12,622 --> 00:38:15,728 As a tax-paying citizen, someone who is fully aware 504 00:38:15,763 --> 00:38:17,454 of my constitutional rights. 505 00:38:17,489 --> 00:38:18,731 What? 506 00:38:18,766 --> 00:38:21,320 O... officer, please allow me to finish 507 00:38:21,355 --> 00:38:24,116 I'm just trying to be of assistance, okay? 508 00:38:24,150 --> 00:38:25,196 You've got one minute, sir. 509 00:38:25,220 --> 00:38:26,843 I would like to recommend one thing 510 00:38:26,877 --> 00:38:28,707 and it's within my right, 511 00:38:28,741 --> 00:38:32,849 that this room is inspected impeccably. 512 00:38:34,402 --> 00:38:38,510 With a magnifying glass if you catch my drift. 513 00:38:39,959 --> 00:38:41,892 - Get out. - Have a nice day, officer. 514 00:38:41,927 --> 00:38:43,377 Get out, sir. 515 00:39:02,982 --> 00:39:05,330 [panting] 516 00:39:10,818 --> 00:39:12,544 [sighs] 517 00:39:12,578 --> 00:39:14,304 [engine revving] 518 00:39:16,444 --> 00:39:19,378 [instrumental music] 519 00:39:36,084 --> 00:39:41,158 ♪ Fame fame makes a man take things over ♪ 520 00:39:41,193 --> 00:39:45,991 ♪ Fame fame lets him loose hard to swallow ♪ 521 00:39:46,025 --> 00:39:51,168 ♪ Fame fame puts you there where things are hollow ♪ 522 00:39:51,203 --> 00:39:53,136 ♪ Fame ♪ Fame ♪ 523 00:39:55,966 --> 00:39:58,106 Don't the police officers in your story 524 00:39:58,141 --> 00:40:00,661 seem exceptionally naive? 525 00:40:00,695 --> 00:40:02,939 Is that the point? 526 00:40:02,973 --> 00:40:07,668 No, but here it comes, the point that is. 527 00:40:07,702 --> 00:40:09,635 I can hardly wait. 528 00:40:13,881 --> 00:40:15,814 [rain pattering] 529 00:40:19,852 --> 00:40:21,613 The great rain! 530 00:40:23,477 --> 00:40:27,066 It washed away the long track from my escape. 531 00:40:29,724 --> 00:40:31,416 Now, I don't consider myself 532 00:40:31,450 --> 00:40:34,522 a decidedly devoted man of faith. 533 00:40:34,557 --> 00:40:37,974 Which, of course, is a totally crazy thing to say 534 00:40:38,008 --> 00:40:41,080 considering our present situation 535 00:40:41,115 --> 00:40:43,497 but I must admit.. 536 00:40:43,531 --> 00:40:47,259 ...I experienced the rain, the fiercest I have ever seen 537 00:40:47,293 --> 00:40:50,642 as a kind of a blessing. 538 00:40:50,676 --> 00:40:54,542 And the murder as a kind of liberation. 539 00:40:54,577 --> 00:40:57,200 I felt I had a higher protector. 540 00:41:01,480 --> 00:41:02,895 And in the reality you were 541 00:41:02,930 --> 00:41:05,864 just a terrifying perverted Satan. 542 00:41:12,595 --> 00:41:13,595 [sniffles] 543 00:41:15,460 --> 00:41:19,981 But, did you understand, or even better, did you accept 544 00:41:20,016 --> 00:41:23,502 the connection to your own personality? 545 00:41:23,537 --> 00:41:27,126 That you yourself were a psychopath? 546 00:41:27,851 --> 00:41:29,784 [instrumental music] 547 00:41:35,031 --> 00:41:36,929 Well, I'm not stupid. 548 00:41:39,484 --> 00:41:41,244 That's rather unusual. 549 00:41:41,278 --> 00:41:43,453 The psychopath will never accept 550 00:41:43,488 --> 00:41:45,559 his own diagnosis. 551 00:41:48,285 --> 00:41:50,149 But I did! 552 00:41:50,184 --> 00:41:52,427 For instance, the psychopath's 553 00:41:52,462 --> 00:41:54,913 lack of empathy. 554 00:41:54,947 --> 00:41:58,917 I went to great lengths to fake normal empathy.. 555 00:41:58,951 --> 00:42:02,127 ...in order to hide amongst the masses. 556 00:42:02,161 --> 00:42:04,543 [chuckles] Smile. 557 00:42:06,856 --> 00:42:09,928 Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes. 558 00:42:16,072 --> 00:42:17,418 Disappointed. 559 00:42:18,868 --> 00:42:22,147 Very, very disappointed. 560 00:42:32,537 --> 00:42:34,297 [groaning] 561 00:42:37,887 --> 00:42:42,961 ♪ Fame fame what you like is in the limo ♪ 562 00:42:42,995 --> 00:42:47,931 ♪ Fame fame what you get is no tomorrow ♪ 563 00:42:47,966 --> 00:42:49,105 ♪ Fame fame.. ♪ 564 00:42:49,139 --> 00:42:50,555 And the reeds? 565 00:42:51,763 --> 00:42:54,731 I was a very sensitive child.. 566 00:42:54,766 --> 00:42:57,596 ...profoundly afraid of playing. 567 00:42:57,631 --> 00:42:59,943 For example, hide and seek. 568 00:42:59,978 --> 00:43:01,566 In the case of hide 569 00:43:01,600 --> 00:43:04,603 I always chose to run in near panic 570 00:43:04,638 --> 00:43:07,917 into a field of reeds to hide. 571 00:43:07,951 --> 00:43:11,817 I see something other than a scared kid. 572 00:43:11,852 --> 00:43:15,580 I see a kid with a more mysterious goal. 573 00:43:15,614 --> 00:43:19,756 The choice of the dash through the reeds was an escape 574 00:43:19,791 --> 00:43:22,759 but also an open invitation to the pursuer 575 00:43:22,794 --> 00:43:27,937 because of the clear path of broken reeds left behind. 576 00:43:27,971 --> 00:43:31,112 Was there an element of come and catch me 577 00:43:31,147 --> 00:43:33,045 in you as a child? 578 00:43:33,080 --> 00:43:36,186 Or perhaps, more importantly 579 00:43:36,221 --> 00:43:38,326 in you as a person? 580 00:43:40,674 --> 00:43:43,918 Was there never a tiny grain of disappointment 581 00:43:43,953 --> 00:43:47,094 about the great rain that washed away 582 00:43:47,128 --> 00:43:50,028 your tracks so you couldn't be caught? 583 00:43:50,062 --> 00:43:52,306 More like amazement.. 584 00:43:52,340 --> 00:43:55,620 ...when I think about all the things I've done in my life 585 00:43:55,654 --> 00:43:59,037 without it, in any way, resulting in punishment. 586 00:43:59,071 --> 00:44:02,005 [rustling] 587 00:44:17,814 --> 00:44:20,092 I loved when the men from the village 588 00:44:20,127 --> 00:44:22,405 cut the meadows with their scythes. 589 00:44:29,446 --> 00:44:32,380 Back then one spoke of the breath of the meadow. 590 00:44:33,865 --> 00:44:35,729 Everyone working in rhythm 591 00:44:35,763 --> 00:44:38,870 exhaling when they mowed, and inhaling when they pulled 592 00:44:38,904 --> 00:44:40,250 the scythes back. 593 00:44:40,285 --> 00:44:41,251 [exhaling] 594 00:44:41,286 --> 00:44:42,252 [inhaling] 595 00:44:42,287 --> 00:44:43,668 [exhaling] 596 00:45:03,549 --> 00:45:06,345 It was as if the meadow lived at its fullest 597 00:45:06,380 --> 00:45:08,106 in my consciousness.. 598 00:45:08,140 --> 00:45:10,522 ...when I listened to its breath. 599 00:45:10,556 --> 00:45:12,386 [clanking] 600 00:45:15,769 --> 00:45:18,599 [chirping] 601 00:46:31,534 --> 00:46:34,433 [grunting] 602 00:46:34,468 --> 00:46:37,126 Stop that. 603 00:46:37,160 --> 00:46:38,506 [grunting] 604 00:46:39,749 --> 00:46:41,026 Stop it. 605 00:46:41,061 --> 00:46:43,028 [grunting] 606 00:46:43,063 --> 00:46:44,858 Stop it! 607 00:46:44,892 --> 00:46:47,619 [grunting] 608 00:46:47,653 --> 00:46:49,586 Stop it! 609 00:46:49,621 --> 00:46:52,555 [grunting] 610 00:47:10,918 --> 00:47:14,991 Experience had taught me how to strangle correctly 611 00:47:15,026 --> 00:47:16,890 and for long enough. 612 00:47:20,410 --> 00:47:22,343 [panting] 613 00:47:25,174 --> 00:47:27,038 Bravo, Jack! 614 00:47:27,072 --> 00:47:31,180 You certainly are clever and tough.. 615 00:47:31,214 --> 00:47:33,976 ...just like all the other criminals. 616 00:47:54,824 --> 00:47:58,793 The fact is, when, after several more murders 617 00:47:58,828 --> 00:48:01,555 I felt my OCD diminish 618 00:48:01,589 --> 00:48:03,868 I started to take greater chances. 619 00:48:11,392 --> 00:48:13,325 [grunting] 620 00:48:49,672 --> 00:48:51,605 [exhales] 621 00:49:06,861 --> 00:49:08,104 [sighs] 622 00:49:13,627 --> 00:49:16,871 This time I was completely dissatisfied with the pictures 623 00:49:16,906 --> 00:49:19,322 so I decided to take new ones. 624 00:49:29,367 --> 00:49:31,300 [panting] 625 00:49:33,992 --> 00:49:36,822 [engine revving] 626 00:49:52,355 --> 00:49:53,460 [exhales] 627 00:49:55,565 --> 00:49:58,258 Fuck. Fuck! Fuck it! 628 00:49:58,292 --> 00:50:01,226 [engine revving] 629 00:50:16,586 --> 00:50:18,519 [thud] 630 00:50:20,004 --> 00:50:21,246 [exhales] 631 00:50:22,903 --> 00:50:25,078 [grunting] Shit! 632 00:50:25,112 --> 00:50:27,287 It struck me like lightning from a clear sky. 633 00:50:27,321 --> 00:50:28,322 Fuck! 634 00:50:28,357 --> 00:50:29,530 I couldn't resist running 635 00:50:29,565 --> 00:50:31,015 that little old lady over. 636 00:50:32,499 --> 00:50:35,053 It made my already rather daring plan of bringing 637 00:50:35,088 --> 00:50:37,366 the first body back to the scene of the murder 638 00:50:37,400 --> 00:50:40,265 in order to take some more inspired photos 639 00:50:40,300 --> 00:50:42,888 a great deal more dangerous. 640 00:50:42,923 --> 00:50:45,546 I now had a severely hemorrhaging body 641 00:50:45,581 --> 00:50:50,068 and another body in a bizarre, frozen position on my hands. 642 00:50:50,103 --> 00:50:51,656 Goddammit! 643 00:50:51,690 --> 00:50:53,037 [instrumental music] 644 00:50:53,071 --> 00:51:00,009 ♪ Fame fame fame fame ♪ Fame fame ♪ 645 00:51:00,044 --> 00:51:02,218 Could you elaborate a little 646 00:51:02,253 --> 00:51:05,221 on why the old lady had to die? 647 00:51:05,256 --> 00:51:09,398 I can't explain it all, but perhaps I can describe it 648 00:51:09,432 --> 00:51:11,262 as the kind of blood frenzy 649 00:51:11,296 --> 00:51:14,230 an ermine experiences in a hen house. 650 00:51:15,921 --> 00:51:18,441 Do you know Blake's poems.. 651 00:51:18,476 --> 00:51:20,616 ...about the lamb and the tiger? 652 00:51:21,755 --> 00:51:25,448 I do know Blake superficially 653 00:51:25,483 --> 00:51:30,074 but I'm afraid I won't escape a comprehensive tutorial. 654 00:51:30,108 --> 00:51:32,524 [instrumental music] 655 00:51:32,559 --> 00:51:35,079 God created both the lamb and the tiger. 656 00:51:37,391 --> 00:51:39,393 The lamb represents innocence 657 00:51:39,428 --> 00:51:41,913 and the tiger represents savagery. 658 00:51:41,947 --> 00:51:44,916 Both parts are perfect and necessary. 659 00:51:44,950 --> 00:51:46,952 The tiger lives on blood and murder 660 00:51:46,987 --> 00:51:48,920 kills the lamb.. 661 00:51:48,954 --> 00:51:52,544 ...and that is also the artist's nature. 662 00:51:52,579 --> 00:51:56,617 You read Blake like the devil reads the Bible. 663 00:51:56,652 --> 00:51:59,965 After all, the poor lamb didn't ask to die 664 00:52:00,000 --> 00:52:04,246 in order to become even the greatest art. 665 00:52:04,280 --> 00:52:06,731 The lamb has been bestowed with the honor of living 666 00:52:06,765 --> 00:52:10,044 forever in art, and art is divine. 667 00:52:14,152 --> 00:52:17,776 But still the same red van. Now all bloody. 668 00:52:17,811 --> 00:52:19,606 Somewhat reckless, I should think 669 00:52:19,640 --> 00:52:21,918 if you don't want to be found out. 670 00:52:23,886 --> 00:52:27,234 Now, that's exactly what I thought.. 671 00:52:27,269 --> 00:52:29,857 ...but I didn't have the strength to change it 672 00:52:29,892 --> 00:52:32,998 and besides, everything was still going remarkably well. 673 00:52:35,760 --> 00:52:38,866 Sometimes the best way to hide is to not hide at all. 674 00:52:46,150 --> 00:52:48,082 [sighs] 675 00:52:54,296 --> 00:53:00,094 But now, as I said, the OCD was on decline.. 676 00:53:00,129 --> 00:53:03,546 ...so I took deliberate risks and didn't remove the blood 677 00:53:03,581 --> 00:53:06,377 from either the bedroom or the car. 678 00:53:06,411 --> 00:53:09,690 It was actually quite liberating to reach that point. 679 00:53:13,763 --> 00:53:18,043 It turned out the little old lady who was merely an accident 680 00:53:18,078 --> 00:53:22,220 added a great touch of humor to my staged photographs. 681 00:53:22,255 --> 00:53:24,395 And I was very pleased with the outcome. 682 00:53:33,680 --> 00:53:35,268 Sophistication. 683 00:53:36,648 --> 00:53:39,824 Mr. Sophistication? Of course! 684 00:53:39,858 --> 00:53:43,068 Your narcissism knows no bounds. 685 00:53:50,283 --> 00:53:52,388 I sent the picture to the local paper 686 00:53:52,423 --> 00:53:55,736 which usually distinguished itself by running stories 687 00:53:55,771 --> 00:54:00,258 about missing, not to say, uh, stolen garden gates 688 00:54:00,293 --> 00:54:03,744 and so, might do well with a story with a, you know 689 00:54:03,779 --> 00:54:06,022 little more bite. 690 00:54:06,057 --> 00:54:08,922 For me though, what was really sensational about the work 691 00:54:08,956 --> 00:54:11,511 with the photo, it wasn't the image 692 00:54:11,545 --> 00:54:13,306 but the negative. 693 00:54:16,619 --> 00:54:18,828 When I was ten years old, I discovered 694 00:54:18,863 --> 00:54:21,245 that through the negative, you could see 695 00:54:21,279 --> 00:54:25,697 the real inner demonic quality of the light. 696 00:54:25,732 --> 00:54:27,389 The dark light. 697 00:54:27,423 --> 00:54:30,323 [intense music] 698 00:55:15,678 --> 00:55:19,510 But what about repentance, Jack? 699 00:55:19,544 --> 00:55:23,376 The ones I deal with tend to repent all over the place. 700 00:55:25,378 --> 00:55:27,311 I repent nothing 701 00:55:27,345 --> 00:55:29,934 no matter how long we have to walk 702 00:55:29,968 --> 00:55:32,833 but I did think of something the other day. 703 00:55:32,868 --> 00:55:36,147 Imagine a man walking down a street 704 00:55:36,181 --> 00:55:38,667 underneath the street lamps. 705 00:55:38,701 --> 00:55:41,290 Right under a light his shadow is the densest 706 00:55:41,325 --> 00:55:43,706 but also the tiniest. 707 00:55:43,741 --> 00:55:45,363 Then when he starts to move 708 00:55:45,398 --> 00:55:48,193 his shadow grows in front of him. 709 00:55:48,228 --> 00:55:50,817 The shadow becomes bigger and bigger 710 00:55:50,851 --> 00:55:54,027 while it thins out and the shadow behind him 711 00:55:54,061 --> 00:55:56,581 from the next lamppost emerges 712 00:55:56,616 --> 00:55:59,481 and becomes shorter and shorter 713 00:55:59,515 --> 00:56:01,931 until it reaches its ultimate density 714 00:56:01,966 --> 00:56:05,728 as the man stands directly underneath the light. 715 00:56:05,763 --> 00:56:07,420 Let's say that the man standing 716 00:56:07,454 --> 00:56:09,698 underneath the first lamppost is me 717 00:56:09,732 --> 00:56:11,493 when I've just committed a murder. 718 00:56:11,527 --> 00:56:14,599 I feel strong and content. 719 00:56:14,634 --> 00:56:18,914 I start to walk and the shadow in front of me grows bigger 720 00:56:18,948 --> 00:56:21,882 like my pleasure, but at the same time 721 00:56:21,917 --> 00:56:25,610 pain is on its way, represented by the shadow 722 00:56:25,645 --> 00:56:28,302 behind me from the next lamppost 723 00:56:28,337 --> 00:56:32,203 and at the midpoint between the lampposts 724 00:56:32,237 --> 00:56:36,621 the pain is so great it outweighs my pleasure. 725 00:56:36,656 --> 00:56:39,728 And with every step forward pleasure dissolves 726 00:56:39,762 --> 00:56:42,524 and pain intensifies behind me. 727 00:56:42,558 --> 00:56:46,631 Finally the pain is so unbearably intense 728 00:56:46,666 --> 00:56:49,565 that I have to act, so when I reach the point 729 00:56:49,600 --> 00:56:52,154 with the next lamp in zenith 730 00:56:52,188 --> 00:56:53,776 I will kill again. 731 00:56:55,502 --> 00:57:00,127 I know you want to be someone special, Jack 732 00:57:00,162 --> 00:57:03,372 but let's face it, this illustration can be used 733 00:57:03,407 --> 00:57:06,306 for any addict's tale of woe. 734 00:57:06,340 --> 00:57:09,067 The alcoholic empties the bottle at the zenith 735 00:57:09,102 --> 00:57:10,690 et cetera, et cetera. 736 00:57:12,416 --> 00:57:14,348 But what about the family? 737 00:57:15,557 --> 00:57:17,421 [instrumental music] 738 00:57:21,735 --> 00:57:24,600 I understand that your occupation didn't leave 739 00:57:24,635 --> 00:57:27,500 any room for a family in your life. 740 00:57:27,534 --> 00:57:30,261 No, why? 741 00:57:30,295 --> 00:57:33,195 Well, it could be, despite everything 742 00:57:33,229 --> 00:57:36,232 that speculating about this might have triggered 743 00:57:36,267 --> 00:57:39,166 just a tiny bit of human feeling. 744 00:57:39,201 --> 00:57:44,586 For example, a variation on what those of us less clever 745 00:57:44,620 --> 00:57:46,553 might call need. 746 00:57:46,588 --> 00:57:49,314 Need? Because I never had a family? 747 00:57:49,349 --> 00:57:52,352 No, I can't say that it did. 748 00:57:52,386 --> 00:57:55,873 But the concept of family actually inspired 749 00:57:55,907 --> 00:57:58,289 one of my greatest works. 750 00:57:58,323 --> 00:58:01,154 [instrumental music] 751 00:58:23,797 --> 00:58:25,661 Okay, hats for everyone 752 00:58:25,696 --> 00:58:27,767 you are to keep your hats on at all times. 753 00:58:27,801 --> 00:58:30,321 - Thank you. - Safety procedures. 754 00:58:36,569 --> 00:58:38,122 Can we go up there, mom? 755 00:58:38,156 --> 00:58:40,193 Of course we're gonna go up. 756 00:58:40,227 --> 00:58:42,851 Smile, grumpy, it'll be fun. 757 00:58:42,885 --> 00:58:45,060 I don't think so. 758 00:58:45,094 --> 00:58:47,718 It's for your sake we've come all the way out here. 759 00:58:47,752 --> 00:58:50,341 I told you I didn't wanna go. 760 00:58:50,375 --> 00:58:51,791 You wanna see the weapons? 761 00:58:54,069 --> 00:58:57,003 This, George, is a rifle. 762 00:58:57,037 --> 00:59:00,385 This rifle has the capacity to hit its target 763 00:59:00,420 --> 00:59:03,630 at a distance of several 100 yards. 764 00:59:03,665 --> 00:59:05,114 And kill larger animals. 765 00:59:07,496 --> 00:59:09,947 Have you killed any large animals? 766 00:59:10,672 --> 00:59:12,846 Well, yes, I have. 767 00:59:12,881 --> 00:59:14,814 But that's not something that I'm proud of. 768 00:59:14,848 --> 00:59:17,195 If I'd killed some large animals 769 00:59:17,230 --> 00:59:18,576 I'd be proud of it. 770 00:59:18,611 --> 00:59:22,338 I guess that's where you and I differ, Georgie. 771 00:59:22,373 --> 00:59:24,133 This here is a shotgun. 772 00:59:25,618 --> 00:59:28,275 It's what they call a smoothbore weapon. 773 00:59:28,310 --> 00:59:30,795 This is not as precise as the rifle 774 00:59:30,830 --> 00:59:32,797 but it's more effective 775 00:59:32,832 --> 00:59:34,868 when the animal is closer and moving. 776 00:59:36,594 --> 00:59:38,147 You can touch it if you want. 777 00:59:38,182 --> 00:59:39,459 Can I? 778 00:59:41,012 --> 00:59:42,531 Yeah. 779 00:59:42,566 --> 00:59:44,740 Are we going hunting? 780 00:59:44,775 --> 00:59:45,775 No. 781 00:59:46,949 --> 00:59:49,055 Hunting is such an unpleasant thing. 782 00:59:52,368 --> 00:59:55,130 I used to hunt quite a bit, but I've stopped. 783 00:59:55,717 --> 00:59:57,132 Why? 784 00:59:57,166 --> 01:00:01,619 To be honest, I find hunting distasteful. 785 01:00:01,654 --> 01:00:04,760 For example, if I wanted to shoot some of the crows 786 01:00:04,795 --> 01:00:07,625 up in that tree, we'd be talking about 787 01:00:07,660 --> 01:00:11,353 what is known as culling, which quite simply means 788 01:00:11,387 --> 01:00:15,288 you want to determine which animals you are going to allow 789 01:00:15,322 --> 01:00:16,910 to live in your forest. 790 01:00:18,153 --> 01:00:20,396 The crow has no value as prey 791 01:00:20,431 --> 01:00:23,468 but can be culled because they are seen as something 792 01:00:23,503 --> 01:00:27,438 of a threat to animals you wanna cultivate. 793 01:00:28,819 --> 01:00:33,375 Culling, it's also such an unpleasant word. 794 01:00:33,409 --> 01:00:37,482 It has a tinge of ethnic cleansing about it. 795 01:00:37,517 --> 01:00:41,417 The very sick and twisted act of hunting 796 01:00:41,452 --> 01:00:43,523 has been ritualized 797 01:00:43,557 --> 01:00:46,802 to such an unsettling degree. 798 01:00:46,837 --> 01:00:49,529 The battue, for example 799 01:00:49,563 --> 01:00:52,049 where a row of beaters scares the living daylight 800 01:00:52,083 --> 01:00:53,844 out of an entire forest. 801 01:00:56,294 --> 01:00:59,159 Not to mention the trophy parade, practiced primarily 802 01:00:59,194 --> 01:01:01,541 in Europe at the end of the hunt 803 01:01:01,575 --> 01:01:03,612 as a final insult 804 01:01:03,647 --> 01:01:07,236 in which each species has its own traditional place. 805 01:01:07,271 --> 01:01:09,480 We want to go up in the tower, mom. 806 01:01:09,514 --> 01:01:10,895 Shh. George, wait. 807 01:01:10,930 --> 01:01:13,070 Yep, we are going up. 808 01:01:22,804 --> 01:01:24,944 Okay, George, you want to shoot? 809 01:01:31,502 --> 01:01:34,160 I'll aim.. 810 01:01:34,194 --> 01:01:35,609 ...you pull the trigger. 811 01:01:38,958 --> 01:01:39,959 Fire! 812 01:01:39,993 --> 01:01:41,546 [gunshot] 813 01:01:42,651 --> 01:01:43,997 Excellent! 814 01:01:51,039 --> 01:01:53,248 To fell an animal of this size 815 01:01:53,282 --> 01:01:55,319 you have to be sure to hit it in the vitals 816 01:01:55,353 --> 01:01:58,115 which is to say here, in the area of the lungs. 817 01:01:59,495 --> 01:02:02,084 As you can see, this one was hit here 818 01:02:02,119 --> 01:02:04,500 in the hind quarter. 819 01:02:04,535 --> 01:02:06,054 An animal could run a great distance 820 01:02:06,088 --> 01:02:08,435 with an injury such as this. 821 01:02:08,470 --> 01:02:10,541 That's why typically a good hunter would have 822 01:02:10,575 --> 01:02:15,304 a Schweiss-dog, that's trained in following a blood trail 823 01:02:15,339 --> 01:02:18,238 so you can track the animal down and finish the job. 824 01:02:20,413 --> 01:02:25,383 Schweiss, well, that's the word we use for blood trail. 825 01:02:25,418 --> 01:02:29,353 Congratulations, young Georgie, you hit the animal. 826 01:02:31,217 --> 01:02:35,393 So you had found yourself a family? 827 01:02:35,428 --> 01:02:40,571 Yes, that's also how I like to see it. 828 01:02:40,605 --> 01:02:43,470 [classical music] 829 01:02:43,505 --> 01:02:47,371 But it's all so much simpler with animals. 830 01:02:47,405 --> 01:02:49,580 What do you mean? 831 01:02:49,614 --> 01:02:52,134 The order is important. 832 01:02:52,169 --> 01:02:55,724 The hind will typically run in the front with the largest fawn 833 01:02:55,759 --> 01:02:58,071 following the smallest last. 834 01:02:58,106 --> 01:02:59,659 You'd typically shoot at the deer 835 01:02:59,693 --> 01:03:01,143 starting with the rear one 836 01:03:01,178 --> 01:03:04,526 based on the fact that the two older animals can survive 837 01:03:04,560 --> 01:03:06,114 without the young one 838 01:03:06,148 --> 01:03:08,979 whereas, if you shot the mother first 839 01:03:09,013 --> 01:03:10,912 and didn't get the others 840 01:03:10,946 --> 01:03:13,984 both fawns would probably not survive. 841 01:03:14,018 --> 01:03:17,366 So in this manner, you then shoot the bigger fawn 842 01:03:17,401 --> 01:03:19,403 and then the mother last. 843 01:03:20,853 --> 01:03:22,302 [heavy breathing] 844 01:03:23,614 --> 01:03:25,616 Stay down! 845 01:03:30,483 --> 01:03:31,484 [gunshot] 846 01:03:31,518 --> 01:03:33,693 Stop! George! 847 01:03:35,729 --> 01:03:37,801 George! 848 01:03:37,835 --> 01:03:40,665 My family was moving in the wrong order. 849 01:03:40,700 --> 01:03:43,634 I have always taken ethical hunting rules 850 01:03:43,668 --> 01:03:45,843 very seriously. 851 01:03:45,878 --> 01:03:50,192 On that point, I think of myself as a bit of a gentleman. 852 01:03:50,227 --> 01:03:51,987 [heavy breathing] 853 01:03:52,022 --> 01:03:53,817 A gentleman, really? 854 01:03:53,851 --> 01:03:55,163 Hmm. 855 01:03:55,197 --> 01:03:57,924 Or a Mr. Sophistication even? 856 01:04:04,620 --> 01:04:07,451 [gun firing] 857 01:04:16,425 --> 01:04:17,564 [gunshot] 858 01:04:17,599 --> 01:04:20,153 [woman screaming] 859 01:04:21,534 --> 01:04:25,987 No! No! 860 01:04:26,021 --> 01:04:27,505 [wailing] 861 01:04:28,921 --> 01:04:30,060 [gunshot] 862 01:04:30,094 --> 01:04:31,094 No! 863 01:04:32,648 --> 01:04:34,374 [wailing] 864 01:05:10,464 --> 01:05:12,915 George doesn't seem to have much of an appetite. 865 01:05:15,331 --> 01:05:17,575 Perhaps he'd like some of that pie. 866 01:05:25,065 --> 01:05:28,586 You know, when I was a boy, I never got enough pie. 867 01:05:30,726 --> 01:05:32,348 Why don't you do as I say.. 868 01:05:33,867 --> 01:05:36,421 ...and give the youngster a little piece of pie? 869 01:05:39,424 --> 01:05:41,909 It's if have no say in the matter. 870 01:05:48,399 --> 01:05:51,333 This was supposed to be an enjoyable picnic. 871 01:06:47,897 --> 01:06:49,899 This has been a good day. 872 01:06:53,282 --> 01:06:55,007 An excellent day. 873 01:06:58,494 --> 01:07:00,323 Do you have a favorite number? 874 01:07:02,877 --> 01:07:04,155 Any number? 875 01:07:06,053 --> 01:07:07,813 Everybody has a favorite number. 876 01:07:14,820 --> 01:07:16,995 Twelve. 877 01:07:17,029 --> 01:07:18,238 Twelve. 878 01:07:20,688 --> 01:07:22,518 That's an excellent number. 879 01:07:26,177 --> 01:07:27,937 Very good number indeed. 880 01:07:30,250 --> 01:07:31,665 Picnic's over. 881 01:07:34,254 --> 01:07:35,979 You can go ahead. 882 01:07:38,119 --> 01:07:40,191 I'll take care of the kids. 883 01:07:47,784 --> 01:07:49,165 One. 884 01:07:52,270 --> 01:07:53,650 Two. 885 01:07:55,755 --> 01:07:57,998 Three. 886 01:07:59,033 --> 01:08:00,276 Four. 887 01:08:02,173 --> 01:08:04,071 Five. 888 01:08:05,106 --> 01:08:06,521 Six. 889 01:08:08,556 --> 01:08:09,833 Seven. 890 01:08:12,144 --> 01:08:13,318 Eight. 891 01:08:15,492 --> 01:08:16,941 Nine. 892 01:08:18,322 --> 01:08:19,944 Ten. 893 01:08:19,979 --> 01:08:21,360 Eleven. 894 01:08:23,396 --> 01:08:25,122 Twelve. 895 01:08:25,156 --> 01:08:26,917 [gunshot] 896 01:08:55,221 --> 01:08:56,705 Schweiss. 897 01:08:58,914 --> 01:09:00,502 Exactly. 898 01:09:04,092 --> 01:09:06,267 [whistling] 899 01:09:10,098 --> 01:09:11,444 [gun cocking] 900 01:09:13,032 --> 01:09:15,241 [whistling] 901 01:09:55,385 --> 01:09:57,214 [heavy breathing] 902 01:10:16,371 --> 01:10:18,718 [whistling] 903 01:10:21,376 --> 01:10:22,860 [gunshot] 904 01:10:53,581 --> 01:10:55,962 [instrumental music] 905 01:11:09,286 --> 01:11:12,047 Do you expect me to praise you or applaud? 906 01:11:12,082 --> 01:11:14,602 You know, I'm sad 907 01:11:14,636 --> 01:11:17,018 that you're so judgmental, Verge. 908 01:11:17,052 --> 01:11:20,918 Don't look at the acts, look at the works. 909 01:11:20,953 --> 01:11:22,506 The whole notion of trophies. 910 01:11:22,541 --> 01:11:25,544 No. No, no, no! 911 01:11:25,578 --> 01:11:28,926 You're constantly trying to manipulate me. 912 01:11:28,961 --> 01:11:30,825 And with children 913 01:11:30,859 --> 01:11:33,241 the most sensitive subject of all. 914 01:11:34,553 --> 01:11:36,624 I'm also sensitive, Verge. 915 01:11:39,661 --> 01:11:42,975 I cannot sleep on a sheet with even the smallest wrinkle. 916 01:11:46,150 --> 01:11:50,085 The hunt, after all, is a metaphor for love. 917 01:11:50,120 --> 01:11:52,674 And that is your weakness, Jack. 918 01:11:52,709 --> 01:11:55,884 So much has happened during those days 919 01:11:55,919 --> 01:11:58,577 let's call it signs in the sun and the moon 920 01:11:58,611 --> 01:12:02,373 which claimed my presence for yet another work of art 921 01:12:02,408 --> 01:12:04,617 and roused my aggression. 922 01:12:04,652 --> 01:12:06,826 [indistinct chatter] 923 01:12:10,278 --> 01:12:12,556 [crowd screaming] 924 01:12:14,489 --> 01:12:16,111 First, the eclipse. 925 01:12:16,146 --> 01:12:17,803 [piano music] 926 01:12:20,253 --> 01:12:22,946 Then the volcanic eruption of Mount St. Helens 927 01:12:22,980 --> 01:12:25,224 which I could see from my lot. 928 01:12:25,258 --> 01:12:28,503 I had just then decided that using cinder blocks 929 01:12:28,538 --> 01:12:31,230 was totally, totally wrong. 930 01:12:32,645 --> 01:12:34,647 So I decided to change the material. 931 01:12:36,442 --> 01:12:37,961 The divine material. 932 01:12:39,687 --> 01:12:41,620 Love, Jack. 933 01:12:41,654 --> 01:12:44,174 Love is also an art. 934 01:12:44,208 --> 01:12:46,072 Not to mention intimacy. 935 01:12:48,696 --> 01:12:51,630 [scatting] 936 01:12:51,664 --> 01:12:54,805 The Iceman always inhaled his victims' last breath. 937 01:12:54,840 --> 01:12:56,427 Jack! 938 01:12:56,462 --> 01:12:58,740 ♪ Not your brain it's just the flame ♪ 939 01:12:58,775 --> 01:13:00,673 ♪ That burns your change to keep you ♪ 940 01:13:00,708 --> 01:13:02,951 ♪ Insane ♪ Insane 941 01:13:05,747 --> 01:13:07,611 ♪ Fame ♪ Fame ♪ 942 01:13:10,062 --> 01:13:12,098 [thudding] 943 01:13:58,351 --> 01:14:01,009 [piano music] 944 01:14:19,096 --> 01:14:21,685 [humming] 945 01:14:36,217 --> 01:14:38,599 [instrumental music] 946 01:14:50,956 --> 01:14:52,336 Verge? 947 01:14:52,371 --> 01:14:54,062 I'm here, Jack. 948 01:15:05,073 --> 01:15:06,799 I don't feel so good, Verge. 949 01:15:11,079 --> 01:15:13,979 There's a sour taste in my mouth. 950 01:15:14,013 --> 01:15:17,499 You want me to show you the way to the next whiskey bar? 951 01:15:21,538 --> 01:15:24,437 It's the acid you are starting to taste. 952 01:15:26,336 --> 01:15:28,407 It appears at this depth. 953 01:15:30,720 --> 01:15:34,344 I'm afraid you are going to have to get used to it. 954 01:15:53,808 --> 01:15:56,811 I placed Grumpy in the anteroom.. 955 01:15:58,571 --> 01:16:01,056 ...and left him there until rigor mortis 956 01:16:01,091 --> 01:16:02,471 had disappeared. 957 01:16:04,059 --> 01:16:07,131 I had a plan for little Grumpy. 958 01:16:09,133 --> 01:16:10,687 What does that mean? 959 01:16:13,517 --> 01:16:17,348 Those who are really good at taxidermy 960 01:16:17,383 --> 01:16:19,937 can make the animals look alive 961 01:16:19,972 --> 01:16:22,940 by changing their expressions and positions 962 01:16:24,286 --> 01:16:27,634 so it becomes a whole little scene. 963 01:16:39,669 --> 01:16:43,604 I discovered that if I worked around rigor mortis 964 01:16:43,638 --> 01:16:46,503 and worked before the corpses froze 965 01:16:46,538 --> 01:16:50,266 then I could manipulate their expressions 966 01:16:50,300 --> 01:16:53,856 and positions with steel wire, pins, tape 967 01:16:53,890 --> 01:16:55,927 and things like that. 968 01:16:55,961 --> 01:16:57,929 And then when they were frozen 969 01:16:57,963 --> 01:17:00,310 remove it all and have a nearly 970 01:17:00,345 --> 01:17:02,243 credible human being. 971 01:17:03,278 --> 01:17:06,591 Grumpy was grumpy no more. 972 01:17:06,926 --> 01:17:09,687 Was that what you were after? 973 01:17:09,722 --> 01:17:12,897 A completely credible human being? 974 01:17:12,932 --> 01:17:16,142 Without becoming too romantic, might one say 975 01:17:16,177 --> 01:17:19,421 that exactly that is reminiscent 976 01:17:19,456 --> 01:17:22,079 of a kind of desire for love? 977 01:17:24,114 --> 01:17:26,840 I had a romance. 978 01:17:45,859 --> 01:17:48,862 Where did the crutch come from, Jack? 979 01:17:48,897 --> 01:17:52,176 You hadn't hurt yourself, had you? 980 01:17:52,211 --> 01:17:55,904 A very useful little trick if you wish to look harmless. 981 01:17:55,938 --> 01:18:00,115 In general, if you carry some luggage and a crutch 982 01:18:00,150 --> 01:18:02,738 people come running to assist 983 01:18:02,773 --> 01:18:05,224 and then you force them into the car with a weapon. 984 01:18:05,258 --> 01:18:07,881 What does that have to do with love? 985 01:18:10,401 --> 01:18:13,404 I really had strong feelings for this one 986 01:18:13,439 --> 01:18:17,270 much stronger than a psychopath should be able to have. 987 01:18:17,305 --> 01:18:18,720 [knocking on door] 988 01:18:26,969 --> 01:18:28,247 Smile. 989 01:18:40,707 --> 01:18:41,984 Hey. 990 01:18:46,265 --> 01:18:47,749 Talk to me. 991 01:18:48,681 --> 01:18:50,131 I can't. 992 01:18:51,339 --> 01:18:53,444 I hate the way you look at me. 993 01:18:59,588 --> 01:19:01,211 The way I look at you? 994 01:19:04,904 --> 01:19:06,319 Okay. 995 01:19:25,925 --> 01:19:27,720 [sobbing] 996 01:19:31,689 --> 01:19:32,966 [telephone ringing] 997 01:19:36,453 --> 01:19:37,868 [ringing continues] 998 01:19:44,150 --> 01:19:46,428 Can you tell me what's on your mind now? 999 01:19:53,090 --> 01:19:55,126 I just don't know where I've got you. 1000 01:19:57,267 --> 01:19:59,924 Are you trying to leave me? 1001 01:19:59,959 --> 01:20:01,995 I feel like you're trying to leave me. 1002 01:20:03,514 --> 01:20:05,206 I'm not going to leave you. 1003 01:20:07,311 --> 01:20:08,588 I'm right here. 1004 01:20:17,045 --> 01:20:18,322 You feel that? 1005 01:20:21,429 --> 01:20:24,363 I'm right here, on the other end of the line. 1006 01:20:27,124 --> 01:20:28,332 [laughing] 1007 01:20:30,714 --> 01:20:32,163 Hang up for a second. 1008 01:20:38,411 --> 01:20:40,068 [telephone ringing] 1009 01:20:43,244 --> 01:20:45,867 - Hello. - Who am I speaking with? 1010 01:20:45,901 --> 01:20:47,627 [laughs] 1011 01:20:50,354 --> 01:20:52,356 You know who you are speaking with. 1012 01:20:55,773 --> 01:20:57,741 You know I'd never leave you. 1013 01:20:59,605 --> 01:21:01,365 Now what do you say? 1014 01:21:04,955 --> 01:21:06,957 Don't you think we deserve a drink? 1015 01:21:09,546 --> 01:21:11,341 Sure. 1016 01:21:11,375 --> 01:21:12,997 I'll be over shortly for cocktails. 1017 01:21:13,032 --> 01:21:14,896 [laughs] 1018 01:21:17,623 --> 01:21:20,246 ♪ I went down 1019 01:21:20,281 --> 01:21:23,732 ♪ To St. James Infirmary ♪ 1020 01:21:25,803 --> 01:21:27,149 Simple? 1021 01:21:29,669 --> 01:21:31,568 You know I hate it when you call me Simple. 1022 01:21:31,602 --> 01:21:34,191 My name is Jacqueline. 1023 01:21:34,225 --> 01:21:35,468 Jacqueline? 1024 01:21:37,194 --> 01:21:40,991 Did old Mr. and Mrs. Simple really have that vivid an imagination? 1025 01:21:43,062 --> 01:21:45,720 Jacqueline.. I bet they got that 1026 01:21:45,754 --> 01:21:49,068 right out of "The New York Times" crossword puzzle. 1027 01:21:49,102 --> 01:21:52,071 To me, your name is Simple, simple. 1028 01:21:54,660 --> 01:21:58,284 Hey, you've got great tits. 1029 01:21:59,458 --> 01:22:01,770 Why do you always have to be so crude? 1030 01:22:03,116 --> 01:22:05,843 What.. 1031 01:22:05,878 --> 01:22:07,914 Is that being crude? 1032 01:22:07,949 --> 01:22:09,537 I don't think I was being crude. 1033 01:22:11,573 --> 01:22:13,334 Have you figured out the difference between 1034 01:22:13,368 --> 01:22:14,956 lions and tigers? 1035 01:22:18,408 --> 01:22:20,168 Tigers have stripes. 1036 01:22:20,202 --> 01:22:21,583 And where do they live? 1037 01:22:24,379 --> 01:22:25,691 Africa? 1038 01:22:30,661 --> 01:22:33,630 And the difference between an architect and an engineer? 1039 01:22:36,909 --> 01:22:38,566 Architect draws houses? 1040 01:22:41,051 --> 01:22:42,673 And an engineer? 1041 01:22:48,541 --> 01:22:50,094 Also draws houses? 1042 01:22:51,820 --> 01:22:53,477 You call that a difference? 1043 01:22:55,065 --> 01:22:58,758 An engineer reads music, an architect plays music 1044 01:22:58,793 --> 01:23:02,797 if that's something your limited brain can process. 1045 01:23:06,490 --> 01:23:08,803 Why do you always have to be so cruel? 1046 01:23:10,356 --> 01:23:12,703 I'm not completely stupid. 1047 01:23:12,738 --> 01:23:15,879 That fucking depends on your definition of "Completely." 1048 01:23:20,918 --> 01:23:22,309 Can we just talk about something normal? 1049 01:23:22,333 --> 01:23:23,680 - Like.. - Like? 1050 01:23:23,714 --> 01:23:25,302 What you do, something like that? 1051 01:23:25,336 --> 01:23:27,408 Information about what I do. 1052 01:23:28,754 --> 01:23:32,620 In simple terms that a simpleton can understand 1053 01:23:32,654 --> 01:23:34,242 is that right, Simple? 1054 01:23:35,968 --> 01:23:37,210 Yes. 1055 01:23:42,008 --> 01:23:43,458 I kill. 1056 01:23:46,288 --> 01:23:47,428 Okay. 1057 01:23:52,536 --> 01:23:55,297 I've killed 60 people. 1058 01:23:57,645 --> 01:23:59,888 I'm a serial killer, Simple. 1059 01:24:02,373 --> 01:24:04,617 You're weird. 1060 01:24:04,652 --> 01:24:07,102 I'm weird? 1061 01:24:07,137 --> 01:24:10,174 Why, because I'm saying that I've killed 61 people? 1062 01:24:11,590 --> 01:24:13,592 You said 60 before. 1063 01:24:17,630 --> 01:24:21,703 If you weren't as dumb as a fucking doorknob 1064 01:24:21,738 --> 01:24:24,430 you would be familiar with the term "Updated." 1065 01:24:26,846 --> 01:24:30,850 Just because the number was 60 an hour ago 1066 01:24:30,885 --> 01:24:33,991 doesn't mean that it can't easily become 1067 01:24:34,026 --> 01:24:36,511 61 in just a couple of minutes. 1068 01:24:36,546 --> 01:24:38,513 Well, I'm not dumb as a doorknob. 1069 01:24:40,239 --> 01:24:42,241 Maybe I haven't read as many books as you. 1070 01:24:42,275 --> 01:24:44,692 Simple, come on. 1071 01:24:44,726 --> 01:24:46,417 You're as dumb as fuck. 1072 01:24:48,558 --> 01:24:50,156 Now why don't you be a good little dreamboat 1073 01:24:50,180 --> 01:24:52,803 and go get me a magic marker. 1074 01:24:52,838 --> 01:24:54,667 Could you bring me a magic marker? 1075 01:24:57,290 --> 01:24:58,464 Red or black? 1076 01:24:59,534 --> 01:25:01,087 E... either one's fine. 1077 01:26:44,743 --> 01:26:46,537 You're fucking weird. 1078 01:27:02,519 --> 01:27:03,658 Excuse me. 1079 01:27:03,693 --> 01:27:05,764 - Officer. - Yeah. 1080 01:27:05,798 --> 01:27:08,594 My friend is, like, totally weird 1081 01:27:08,629 --> 01:27:11,355 and he said he killed 60 people 1082 01:27:11,390 --> 01:27:13,634 or maybe even 61. 1083 01:27:13,668 --> 01:27:15,497 Have you been drinking? 1084 01:27:15,532 --> 01:27:18,673 Um, yeah. 1085 01:27:18,708 --> 01:27:19,985 Then stop. 1086 01:27:20,019 --> 01:27:21,365 [tapping] 1087 01:27:21,400 --> 01:27:24,610 Everything that this woman has said.. 1088 01:27:25,749 --> 01:27:27,164 ...is true. 1089 01:27:30,271 --> 01:27:32,514 I have killed 60 people! 1090 01:27:33,688 --> 01:27:36,208 Sixty people! 1091 01:27:36,242 --> 01:27:37,692 I'm a serial killer. 1092 01:27:37,727 --> 01:27:40,591 Please help me. 1093 01:27:40,626 --> 01:27:43,802 I've also been a horrible human being.. 1094 01:27:45,838 --> 01:27:47,564 ...to this woman right here.. 1095 01:27:51,223 --> 01:27:53,018 ...Ms. Jacqueline. 1096 01:27:57,850 --> 01:28:01,371 Miss, would you be kind enough to sweep up your friend here 1097 01:28:01,405 --> 01:28:03,166 and take him back inside? 1098 01:28:03,200 --> 01:28:05,064 I can't order you both to stop drinking 1099 01:28:05,099 --> 01:28:06,687 but I would recommend it. 1100 01:28:06,721 --> 01:28:08,378 [sobbing] 1101 01:28:41,342 --> 01:28:43,068 I can never make it up to you. 1102 01:28:45,139 --> 01:28:47,210 Never be able to make it up to you. 1103 01:29:02,432 --> 01:29:03,709 Can you forgive me? 1104 01:29:06,263 --> 01:29:07,471 Yeah. 1105 01:29:11,613 --> 01:29:13,029 I forgive you. 1106 01:29:19,035 --> 01:29:22,141 Come on. Let's go inside. 1107 01:29:27,837 --> 01:29:30,149 You need some pills. 1108 01:29:30,184 --> 01:29:32,324 I've got a friend who's got some good pills. 1109 01:29:32,358 --> 01:29:34,153 [clears throat] 1110 01:31:14,219 --> 01:31:15,876 Are you leaving? 1111 01:31:20,570 --> 01:31:23,400 I was just gonna go get some pills. 1112 01:31:31,581 --> 01:31:34,549 Do you have my... my keys? 1113 01:31:34,584 --> 01:31:37,104 I'm not gonna take some random pills. 1114 01:31:41,453 --> 01:31:44,766 You know, I really think I deserve better than this. 1115 01:31:48,632 --> 01:31:50,565 I'm gonna hang on to the keys. 1116 01:31:53,568 --> 01:31:56,019 It's a bad habit for you to 1117 01:31:56,054 --> 01:31:58,573 go rushing downstairs every time 1118 01:31:58,608 --> 01:32:00,748 we start to have, have a good time. 1119 01:32:02,508 --> 01:32:03,751 Right? 1120 01:32:06,823 --> 01:32:09,515 You're walking without your crutch. 1121 01:32:14,520 --> 01:32:17,592 And you weren't using it downstairs either. 1122 01:32:34,057 --> 01:32:37,267 You're Mr. Sophistication, aren't you? 1123 01:32:42,272 --> 01:32:44,067 If you feel like screaming.. 1124 01:32:45,655 --> 01:32:47,657 ...I definitely think that you should. 1125 01:32:55,354 --> 01:32:57,529 [screaming] 1126 01:33:00,946 --> 01:33:03,052 [screaming] 1127 01:33:06,607 --> 01:33:08,436 You call that screaming? 1128 01:33:09,679 --> 01:33:12,199 Help! Help! 1129 01:33:12,233 --> 01:33:14,270 [screaming] 1130 01:33:14,304 --> 01:33:15,926 Help! 1131 01:33:15,961 --> 01:33:18,032 Yes, help! 1132 01:33:18,067 --> 01:33:20,621 There's a murderer in the building! 1133 01:33:20,655 --> 01:33:22,588 It's Mr. Sophistication! 1134 01:33:22,623 --> 01:33:25,074 Help! 1135 01:33:25,108 --> 01:33:27,076 Help! 1136 01:33:27,110 --> 01:33:29,078 [sobbing] 1137 01:33:29,112 --> 01:33:30,458 Shh! 1138 01:33:32,150 --> 01:33:34,462 Shh! Hey. 1139 01:33:34,497 --> 01:33:35,636 Hey. Hey. 1140 01:33:37,120 --> 01:33:38,501 Shh! 1141 01:33:49,891 --> 01:33:52,204 Do you hear? 1142 01:33:52,239 --> 01:33:54,724 Do you hear anything? 1143 01:33:54,758 --> 01:33:57,382 Do you hear anybody running downstairs to help? 1144 01:34:02,145 --> 01:34:04,734 Some neighbors you have. 1145 01:34:04,768 --> 01:34:06,701 You want to try the window? 1146 01:34:06,736 --> 01:34:08,979 I just want my keys. 1147 01:34:11,120 --> 01:34:13,605 I just want my keys. 1148 01:34:13,639 --> 01:34:15,227 I want my keys. 1149 01:34:16,470 --> 01:34:18,886 Help! 1150 01:34:18,920 --> 01:34:21,371 Help! 1151 01:34:22,752 --> 01:34:25,444 Help me! 1152 01:34:26,825 --> 01:34:29,207 Please help me! 1153 01:34:29,241 --> 01:34:31,036 [sobbing] 1154 01:34:42,634 --> 01:34:44,256 [sighs] 1155 01:34:44,291 --> 01:34:47,777 You know, maybe I'm mistaken, but.. 1156 01:34:47,811 --> 01:34:49,399 ...as far as I can tell.. 1157 01:34:51,367 --> 01:34:54,680 ...not a single light has gone on 1158 01:34:54,715 --> 01:34:57,545 in any apartment or stairwell. 1159 01:34:57,580 --> 01:34:58,891 You know why that is? 1160 01:35:00,307 --> 01:35:03,689 'Cause in this hell of a town.. 1161 01:35:05,519 --> 01:35:07,245 ...in this hell of a country.. 1162 01:35:09,316 --> 01:35:14,183 ...in this hell of a world, nobody wants to help! 1163 01:35:19,498 --> 01:35:22,260 You can scream.. 1164 01:35:22,294 --> 01:35:25,573 ...from now until Christmas Eve 1165 01:35:25,608 --> 01:35:28,783 and the only answer you'll get 1166 01:35:28,818 --> 01:35:31,648 is the deafening silence that you're hearing right now. 1167 01:35:46,318 --> 01:35:48,044 Can't we talk? 1168 01:35:49,908 --> 01:35:52,566 There's a time for talking 1169 01:35:52,600 --> 01:35:55,465 and a time for being quiet. 1170 01:35:55,500 --> 01:35:57,709 Open your mouth. 1171 01:35:57,743 --> 01:35:59,400 Open your mouth! 1172 01:36:04,164 --> 01:36:05,820 [grunting] 1173 01:36:07,236 --> 01:36:08,651 [screaming] 1174 01:36:11,481 --> 01:36:13,690 [screaming] 1175 01:36:21,008 --> 01:36:22,665 [sobbing] 1176 01:36:33,503 --> 01:36:34,987 Okay, Simple. 1177 01:36:35,022 --> 01:36:38,232 Oh, I'm sorry, Ms. Jacqueline. 1178 01:36:38,267 --> 01:36:41,649 Now, it's time.. 1179 01:36:43,133 --> 01:36:44,963 ...for you to choose a knife. 1180 01:36:46,171 --> 01:36:48,035 All you have to do is nod. 1181 01:36:51,038 --> 01:36:52,419 No? 1182 01:36:55,180 --> 01:36:56,423 What about this one? 1183 01:36:57,769 --> 01:36:59,564 You don't like that one either? 1184 01:36:59,598 --> 01:37:00,772 Okay. 1185 01:37:02,567 --> 01:37:04,189 How about this one? 1186 01:37:07,019 --> 01:37:08,228 Hmm. 1187 01:37:10,230 --> 01:37:11,610 Well.. 1188 01:37:13,957 --> 01:37:16,028 ...that's an interesting choice, Simple. 1189 01:37:27,523 --> 01:37:29,110 You know.. 1190 01:37:30,905 --> 01:37:34,875 ...there is something that has been bothering Mr. Sophistication.. 1191 01:37:37,257 --> 01:37:39,604 ...for quite a bit. 1192 01:37:39,638 --> 01:37:42,365 And perhaps it's more interesting to him.. 1193 01:37:44,160 --> 01:37:45,886 ...than it would be to you. 1194 01:37:48,233 --> 01:37:50,753 But to be honest 1195 01:37:50,787 --> 01:37:53,963 he gets pretty fuckin' pissed when he thinks about it. 1196 01:37:55,102 --> 01:37:58,174 Why is it always the man's fault? 1197 01:38:00,970 --> 01:38:04,249 No matter where you go 1198 01:38:04,284 --> 01:38:08,288 it's like you're some sort of wandering guilty person. 1199 01:38:11,463 --> 01:38:15,778 Without even having harmed a single kitten. 1200 01:38:19,368 --> 01:38:21,922 I actually get sad when I think about it. 1201 01:38:27,617 --> 01:38:30,965 If one is so unfortunate.. 1202 01:38:32,898 --> 01:38:36,419 ...as to have been born male.. 1203 01:38:38,007 --> 01:38:40,320 ...then you're also born guilty. 1204 01:38:42,494 --> 01:38:44,876 Think of the injustice in that. 1205 01:38:47,361 --> 01:38:49,777 Women are always the victims, right? 1206 01:38:53,160 --> 01:38:57,337 And men, they are always the criminals. 1207 01:38:58,268 --> 01:39:00,236 [screaming] 1208 01:39:21,875 --> 01:39:24,568 Told you before, this is private property. 1209 01:39:27,364 --> 01:39:28,779 I want you to leave. 1210 01:39:33,128 --> 01:39:36,580 All the king's horses and all the king's men 1211 01:39:36,614 --> 01:39:39,617 couldn't put Simple back together again. 1212 01:39:41,964 --> 01:39:44,242 Why are they always so stupid? 1213 01:39:45,278 --> 01:39:47,073 Who's stupid? 1214 01:39:47,107 --> 01:39:52,078 All the women you kill strike me as seriously unintelligent. 1215 01:39:52,112 --> 01:39:53,493 Come on. 1216 01:39:53,528 --> 01:39:55,322 I've also killed men. 1217 01:39:55,357 --> 01:39:58,567 But you only talk about the stupid women 1218 01:39:58,602 --> 01:40:02,537 unless you think all women are stupid. 1219 01:40:02,571 --> 01:40:05,816 Well, the stories I've told were selected at random, but... 1220 01:40:05,850 --> 01:40:09,958 You feel superior to women and want to brag? 1221 01:40:09,992 --> 01:40:12,823 It turns you on, doesn't it, Jack? 1222 01:40:12,857 --> 01:40:15,342 No, no, but women are easier. 1223 01:40:15,377 --> 01:40:18,725 Not physically, they're just easier to work with. 1224 01:40:18,760 --> 01:40:20,071 More cooperative. 1225 01:40:20,106 --> 01:40:21,901 To kill, you mean. 1226 01:40:21,935 --> 01:40:23,661 If you like. 1227 01:40:24,696 --> 01:40:27,319 Mr. Sophistication believes in that theory. 1228 01:40:27,353 --> 01:40:32,186 So, Mr. Sophistication is, uh, the theoretician? 1229 01:40:32,220 --> 01:40:33,567 I can tell you're lapping it up 1230 01:40:33,601 --> 01:40:36,224 when I tell you about Mr. Sophistication. 1231 01:40:36,259 --> 01:40:38,468 "So Jack hears voices 1232 01:40:38,503 --> 01:40:41,229 "that order him to do this or do that. 1233 01:40:41,264 --> 01:40:43,369 Jack must be psychotic." 1234 01:40:43,404 --> 01:40:46,407 I loathe diagnosis you can just write down in letters. 1235 01:40:48,202 --> 01:40:52,068 That's not fair, the letters are clear. 1236 01:40:52,102 --> 01:40:54,898 They look after us and create boundaries 1237 01:40:54,933 --> 01:40:58,592 between good and evil, and they carry religion. 1238 01:40:58,626 --> 01:41:01,387 Religion has ruined human beings 1239 01:41:01,422 --> 01:41:05,184 because your God teaches people to deny the tiger in themselves 1240 01:41:05,219 --> 01:41:08,325 and turns us all into a throng of slaves 1241 01:41:08,360 --> 01:41:10,466 too shameful to acknowledge it. 1242 01:41:10,500 --> 01:41:12,675 Oh, Jack, you should have read 1243 01:41:12,709 --> 01:41:15,263 the right letters in your life 1244 01:41:15,298 --> 01:41:17,852 but you didn't want to. 1245 01:41:17,887 --> 01:41:22,754 ♪ Fame fame what you like is in the limo ♪ 1246 01:41:22,788 --> 01:41:27,275 ♪ Fame fame what you get is no tomorrow ♪ 1247 01:41:27,310 --> 01:41:30,106 The collection of corpses were mostly frozen 1248 01:41:30,140 --> 01:41:31,556 shortly after death 1249 01:41:31,590 --> 01:41:34,420 however, I think a handful of them, by chance 1250 01:41:34,455 --> 01:41:38,942 had reached, uh, at least, a certain degree of putrefaction 1251 01:41:38,977 --> 01:41:41,497 before I managed to get them on ice. 1252 01:41:41,531 --> 01:41:45,397 Can you say if putrefaction is good or evil? 1253 01:41:45,431 --> 01:41:48,573 Most people would say, it's the natural breakdown 1254 01:41:48,607 --> 01:41:51,196 which, in the end, is a reaction of matter 1255 01:41:51,230 --> 01:41:53,923 which is the basis for life on earth. 1256 01:41:53,957 --> 01:41:56,753 Thereby, it's neither particularly good nor evil 1257 01:41:56,788 --> 01:41:59,687 and that a human being must be perceived as alive 1258 01:41:59,722 --> 01:42:02,518 if you're to describe that person's qualities 1259 01:42:02,552 --> 01:42:05,693 and identify that person's ultimate goal. 1260 01:42:05,728 --> 01:42:08,351 But this is where Mr. Sophistication 1261 01:42:08,385 --> 01:42:11,319 has a very different opinion. 1262 01:42:11,354 --> 01:42:14,081 He argues quite well that the ultimate goal 1263 01:42:14,115 --> 01:42:17,153 for the human being is not prior to death 1264 01:42:17,187 --> 01:42:18,706 but after. 1265 01:42:18,741 --> 01:42:22,089 You reduce everything human to matter 1266 01:42:22,123 --> 01:42:25,748 and that way life disappears and along with it art 1267 01:42:25,782 --> 01:42:28,198 which you value so highly. 1268 01:42:28,233 --> 01:42:32,168 Verge, you're a bitter old bastard. 1269 01:42:32,202 --> 01:42:36,413 You kill art by imposing your moral ruler on life 1270 01:42:36,448 --> 01:42:37,967 which I want to free 1271 01:42:38,001 --> 01:42:40,625 because art is so immeasurably vaster 1272 01:42:40,659 --> 01:42:42,316 than we will ever understand. 1273 01:42:42,350 --> 01:42:44,111 May I illustrate now? 1274 01:42:44,145 --> 01:42:47,666 There is no avoiding it, is there? 1275 01:42:47,701 --> 01:42:49,634 [instrumental music] 1276 01:42:52,119 --> 01:42:55,467 I don't have a handle on how many processes take part 1277 01:42:55,501 --> 01:42:58,332 in the decay of a dead human 1278 01:42:58,366 --> 01:43:00,714 but I know a bit about dessert wines. 1279 01:43:02,370 --> 01:43:05,166 In order to achieve the most sublime sweetness 1280 01:43:05,201 --> 01:43:07,686 and the greatest wines, nature has provided us 1281 01:43:07,721 --> 01:43:09,067 with various methods. 1282 01:43:10,551 --> 01:43:14,106 The three most common forms of decomposition are 1283 01:43:14,141 --> 01:43:16,039 frost.. 1284 01:43:16,074 --> 01:43:18,007 ...dehydration.. 1285 01:43:18,041 --> 01:43:19,698 ...and a fungus with the enticingly 1286 01:43:19,733 --> 01:43:22,494 mysterious name, the noble rot. 1287 01:43:29,639 --> 01:43:32,297 The first method is the one that in Germany 1288 01:43:32,331 --> 01:43:34,886 is used to produce "Eiswein." 1289 01:43:34,920 --> 01:43:36,957 The method quite simply entails 1290 01:43:36,991 --> 01:43:39,304 leaving the grapes on the vine for so long 1291 01:43:39,338 --> 01:43:43,066 that they are exposed to frost for a certain number of nights 1292 01:43:43,101 --> 01:43:44,550 before they are pressed. 1293 01:43:44,585 --> 01:43:47,243 This method increases the sugar content 1294 01:43:47,277 --> 01:43:49,625 in the wine dramatically. 1295 01:43:49,659 --> 01:43:53,490 It is very risky, as the grapes must have certain qualities 1296 01:43:53,525 --> 01:43:56,562 in order to be able to withstand the process. 1297 01:43:56,597 --> 01:43:58,668 On top of that, there can be uncertainty 1298 01:43:58,703 --> 01:44:01,015 about whether or not the first night's frost 1299 01:44:01,050 --> 01:44:05,606 lives up precisely to the expectations, et cetera. 1300 01:44:05,641 --> 01:44:08,920 The second method is called "Trockenbeeren" 1301 01:44:08,954 --> 01:44:11,508 in which the grapes are allowed to hang on the vine 1302 01:44:11,543 --> 01:44:15,961 until they dry up and very nearly become raisins. 1303 01:44:15,996 --> 01:44:18,308 The last method, which, for example 1304 01:44:18,343 --> 01:44:21,415 is essential for the production of Sauternes 1305 01:44:21,449 --> 01:44:23,659 is a kind of mold that causes grapes 1306 01:44:23,693 --> 01:44:25,764 to be very full-bodied 1307 01:44:25,799 --> 01:44:30,044 and have an explosively high sugar content. 1308 01:44:30,079 --> 01:44:32,460 You could say about all three processes 1309 01:44:32,495 --> 01:44:34,600 that it's the breakdown that lifts the living grape 1310 01:44:34,635 --> 01:44:36,361 up to be a part of an artwork. 1311 01:44:37,914 --> 01:44:40,952 You can view the processes that start in a human being 1312 01:44:40,986 --> 01:44:43,195 after death in the same manner. 1313 01:44:43,230 --> 01:44:48,269 Says you! And I still say that without love there is no art. 1314 01:44:48,304 --> 01:44:51,031 It's not up for debate. 1315 01:44:51,065 --> 01:44:53,723 The thing you are talking about with the grapes 1316 01:44:53,758 --> 01:44:57,278 is just nature's method of decomposing. 1317 01:44:57,313 --> 01:45:01,731 If decomposition is a way to salvation 1318 01:45:01,766 --> 01:45:03,975 then what about your house? 1319 01:45:05,148 --> 01:45:07,530 By God, you cannot convince me 1320 01:45:07,564 --> 01:45:10,636 that the idea of your first house being torn down 1321 01:45:10,671 --> 01:45:13,018 was, in any way, satisfying. 1322 01:45:13,053 --> 01:45:16,815 Do you claim that it was built to be torn down? 1323 01:45:18,127 --> 01:45:20,716 No, of course it wasn't ideal 1324 01:45:20,750 --> 01:45:22,476 and I'm sorry to say that it happened 1325 01:45:22,510 --> 01:45:24,581 no less than three more times 1326 01:45:24,616 --> 01:45:28,137 that I started construction and then became doubtful. 1327 01:45:28,171 --> 01:45:30,346 It was difficult to create the house 1328 01:45:30,380 --> 01:45:31,865 that I had dreamed of. 1329 01:45:31,899 --> 01:45:34,868 The material didn't do what I wanted it to do. 1330 01:45:34,902 --> 01:45:37,456 The houses I had drawn had already 1331 01:45:37,491 --> 01:45:39,907 at the very first detail, something banal 1332 01:45:39,942 --> 01:45:41,944 not to say ordinary, about them 1333 01:45:41,978 --> 01:45:46,465 Isn't that what in art you would call epigonism? 1334 01:45:46,500 --> 01:45:49,606 Your great talent only reached so far 1335 01:45:49,641 --> 01:45:52,161 you, artist of all times. 1336 01:45:53,541 --> 01:45:56,372 When you were writing, didn't you yourself plan 1337 01:45:56,406 --> 01:45:59,064 the destruction of your most popular literary work? 1338 01:46:00,307 --> 01:46:02,792 "The Aeneid" was a commissioned work 1339 01:46:02,827 --> 01:46:07,176 where the ruling power and its ideas were glorified by me 1340 01:46:07,210 --> 01:46:11,111 to the point where it was no longer art. 1341 01:46:11,145 --> 01:46:14,252 But if glorification could demean a work.. 1342 01:46:15,943 --> 01:46:17,980 ...why should destruction and demolition 1343 01:46:18,014 --> 01:46:21,397 not be able to do the opposite and create art? 1344 01:46:23,364 --> 01:46:26,574 Albert Speer invented "The Theory of Ruin Value" 1345 01:46:26,609 --> 01:46:29,336 by examining the Greek and Roman ruins 1346 01:46:29,370 --> 01:46:32,822 and constructed his buildings using both weaker 1347 01:46:32,857 --> 01:46:34,479 and stronger materials 1348 01:46:34,513 --> 01:46:37,309 so that they, in a thousand years, would appear 1349 01:46:37,344 --> 01:46:39,277 as aesthetically perfect ruins. 1350 01:46:40,761 --> 01:46:43,384 Which fortunately were smashed to atoms 1351 01:46:43,419 --> 01:46:47,733 in mere few years after their construction. 1352 01:46:47,768 --> 01:46:51,185 Hubris is punished by nemesis 1353 01:46:51,220 --> 01:46:54,257 if I may use an old-fashioned expression. 1354 01:46:54,292 --> 01:46:56,225 But an artist must be cynical 1355 01:46:56,259 --> 01:47:00,470 and not worry about the welfare of humans or Gods in his art. 1356 01:47:00,505 --> 01:47:02,714 This talk about the value of ruins 1357 01:47:02,748 --> 01:47:06,614 makes it too obvious, not to mention, another subject. 1358 01:47:06,649 --> 01:47:08,133 The value of icons. 1359 01:47:08,893 --> 01:47:11,827 [instrumental music] 1360 01:47:13,414 --> 01:47:16,348 [humming] 1361 01:47:26,255 --> 01:47:27,843 The Stuka 1362 01:47:27,877 --> 01:47:30,776 without a doubt the world's most beautiful airplane 1363 01:47:30,811 --> 01:47:35,057 and to top it off featuring an eerily sophisticated detail. 1364 01:47:35,091 --> 01:47:37,783 I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. 1365 01:47:37,818 --> 01:47:41,546 No, by God that has never interested me 1366 01:47:41,580 --> 01:47:43,824 but do tell me about it. 1367 01:47:43,859 --> 01:47:45,688 The Stuka was a dive-bomber. 1368 01:47:45,722 --> 01:47:47,932 They say that the pilots actually passed out 1369 01:47:47,966 --> 01:47:50,313 for a brief moment during the actual dive. 1370 01:47:50,348 --> 01:47:53,282 But the detail per favore. 1371 01:47:53,316 --> 01:47:54,939 Fantastic. 1372 01:47:54,973 --> 01:47:56,354 Incomparable. 1373 01:47:56,388 --> 01:47:59,081 Notice the sound when the plane dives. 1374 01:47:59,115 --> 01:48:01,531 The screeching sound. 1375 01:48:01,566 --> 01:48:05,397 A result of poor design if you ask me. 1376 01:48:05,432 --> 01:48:08,331 Poor design, please. 1377 01:48:08,366 --> 01:48:12,370 On the contrary, the screeching was intrinsic 1378 01:48:12,404 --> 01:48:15,821 sirens were attached to the undercarriage of the plane 1379 01:48:15,856 --> 01:48:20,792 purposely designed as a psychological act of war. 1380 01:48:20,826 --> 01:48:24,969 No one who heard it in action will ever forget that sound. 1381 01:48:25,003 --> 01:48:27,903 It made the blood run cold in everyone's veins. 1382 01:48:28,869 --> 01:48:30,906 Known as Jericho's Trumpet. 1383 01:48:32,977 --> 01:48:35,772 Sadistic, but in your eyes 1384 01:48:35,807 --> 01:48:38,189 probably a masterpiece. 1385 01:48:38,223 --> 01:48:42,020 No, more than a masterpiece. 1386 01:48:42,676 --> 01:48:44,678 An icon. 1387 01:48:44,712 --> 01:48:47,543 The person or persons, who conceived the Stuka 1388 01:48:47,577 --> 01:48:51,029 and its functions, were icon-creators. 1389 01:48:51,064 --> 01:48:52,893 What I'm getting at is this 1390 01:48:52,928 --> 01:48:54,653 as disinclined as the world is 1391 01:48:54,688 --> 01:48:57,656 to acknowledge the beauty of decay 1392 01:48:57,691 --> 01:49:01,039 it's just as disinclined to give credit to those 1393 01:49:01,074 --> 01:49:03,593 no credit to us 1394 01:49:03,628 --> 01:49:06,217 who create the real icons of this planet. 1395 01:49:07,701 --> 01:49:09,289 We are deemed the ultimate evil. 1396 01:49:09,323 --> 01:49:11,256 [instrumental music] 1397 01:49:13,638 --> 01:49:17,849 All the icons that have had and always will have 1398 01:49:17,883 --> 01:49:19,540 an impact on the world 1399 01:49:19,575 --> 01:49:22,198 are for me extravagant art. 1400 01:49:34,486 --> 01:49:36,143 The noble rot. 1401 01:49:36,178 --> 01:49:40,458 Stop it... you Antichrist! 1402 01:49:40,492 --> 01:49:42,978 I don't recall ever having escorted 1403 01:49:43,012 --> 01:49:47,016 a so thoroughly depraved person as you, Jack. 1404 01:49:50,485 --> 01:49:53,695 Since you have now apparently set your heart 1405 01:49:53,729 --> 01:49:56,145 in mass extermination 1406 01:49:56,180 --> 01:49:58,493 let me make a brief comment 1407 01:49:58,527 --> 01:50:01,047 about the Buchenwald camp 1408 01:50:01,081 --> 01:50:06,293 that emphasizes my attitude towards art and love. 1409 01:50:06,328 --> 01:50:10,574 In the middle of this concentration camp stood a tree 1410 01:50:10,608 --> 01:50:13,335 and not just any old tree, but an oak 1411 01:50:13,369 --> 01:50:16,994 and not just any oak, but the one Goethe 1412 01:50:17,028 --> 01:50:18,685 when he was young, sat beneath 1413 01:50:18,720 --> 01:50:23,448 and wrote some of humanity's most important works. 1414 01:50:23,483 --> 01:50:24,726 Goethe. 1415 01:50:24,760 --> 01:50:27,383 Here you can talk about masterpieces 1416 01:50:27,418 --> 01:50:30,076 and the value of icons. 1417 01:50:30,110 --> 01:50:33,838 The personification of humanism, dignity 1418 01:50:33,873 --> 01:50:38,636 culture and goodness was by the irony of faith 1419 01:50:38,671 --> 01:50:40,742 suddenly present 1420 01:50:40,776 --> 01:50:43,399 in the middle of one of the all time 1421 01:50:43,434 --> 01:50:46,368 greatest crimes against humanity. 1422 01:50:48,370 --> 01:50:50,993 Some people claim that the atrocities we commit 1423 01:50:51,028 --> 01:50:53,686 in our fiction are those inner desires 1424 01:50:53,720 --> 01:50:57,828 which we cannot commit in our controlled civilization. 1425 01:50:57,862 --> 01:51:01,176 So they are expressed instead through our art. 1426 01:51:01,210 --> 01:51:03,143 I don't agree. 1427 01:51:03,178 --> 01:51:06,422 I believe heaven and hell are one and the same. 1428 01:51:06,457 --> 01:51:10,703 The soul belongs to heaven and the body to hell. 1429 01:51:10,737 --> 01:51:15,397 The soul is reason and the body is all the dangerous things 1430 01:51:15,431 --> 01:51:18,227 for example art and icons. 1431 01:51:18,262 --> 01:51:20,195 [instrumental music] 1432 01:51:22,369 --> 01:51:24,302 Let me finish with a curiosity. 1433 01:51:26,373 --> 01:51:28,030 I've always considered it ridiculous 1434 01:51:28,065 --> 01:51:29,894 when I've heard about the serial killer's 1435 01:51:29,929 --> 01:51:31,758 favorite trophy. 1436 01:51:31,793 --> 01:51:33,277 Here you are, Jack. 1437 01:51:34,761 --> 01:51:38,040 And yet I let myself be tempted to not let 1438 01:51:38,075 --> 01:51:40,146 Simple's other breast go to waste 1439 01:51:40,180 --> 01:51:42,873 but have it prepared and sown. 1440 01:51:42,907 --> 01:51:44,944 Also a small icon. 1441 01:51:46,152 --> 01:51:47,463 Thank you, sir. 1442 01:51:51,744 --> 01:51:54,263 [crackling] 1443 01:52:07,587 --> 01:52:09,520 [banging] 1444 01:52:14,939 --> 01:52:16,838 Do you wanna fucking die? 1445 01:52:18,909 --> 01:52:21,774 - No. - Then do what I fucking say. 1446 01:52:24,880 --> 01:52:26,433 Do what I say! 1447 01:52:28,953 --> 01:52:30,334 Unlock it. 1448 01:52:32,232 --> 01:52:33,578 Drop the keys. 1449 01:52:34,856 --> 01:52:36,374 Turn around. 1450 01:52:38,756 --> 01:52:39,756 Cuff. 1451 01:52:40,862 --> 01:52:41,863 Cuff! 1452 01:52:54,910 --> 01:52:56,843 [breathing heavily] 1453 01:53:01,089 --> 01:53:03,022 [shuddering] 1454 01:53:13,688 --> 01:53:15,620 [groaning] 1455 01:53:18,934 --> 01:53:20,073 Kneel down. 1456 01:53:24,215 --> 01:53:26,355 We're freezing. 1457 01:53:26,390 --> 01:53:28,288 One of the others fainted earlier. 1458 01:53:29,773 --> 01:53:31,153 We're dying of cold. 1459 01:53:32,258 --> 01:53:33,708 We're dying. 1460 01:53:37,504 --> 01:53:39,472 Really? "We're freezing." 1461 01:53:41,405 --> 01:53:43,959 I guess I owe you gentlemen an explanation. 1462 01:53:47,722 --> 01:53:50,000 During World War II on the eastern front 1463 01:53:50,034 --> 01:53:54,383 German soldiers had large programs of executions 1464 01:53:54,418 --> 01:53:56,903 but were in short supply of ammunition 1465 01:53:56,938 --> 01:54:01,874 so they experimented with the execution of several individuals 1466 01:54:01,908 --> 01:54:05,015 with one, just one single bullet. 1467 01:54:05,049 --> 01:54:07,914 Now as a tribute to that, uh, ingenuity.. 1468 01:54:09,882 --> 01:54:13,402 ...I'm going to conduct a small experiment of my own. 1469 01:54:14,541 --> 01:54:16,302 I'm going to use.. 1470 01:54:19,029 --> 01:54:21,479 ...a full metal jacket bullet 1471 01:54:21,514 --> 01:54:23,309 which has the capacity 1472 01:54:23,343 --> 01:54:26,519 to pass through each and every one of your heads. 1473 01:54:26,553 --> 01:54:29,004 That's not something that I would be able to do 1474 01:54:29,039 --> 01:54:30,972 with basic hunting ammunition. 1475 01:54:33,043 --> 01:54:35,286 Wait, wait, wait, wait, sir, sir. 1476 01:54:35,321 --> 01:54:37,392 I... it's a misunderstanding, sir. 1477 01:54:37,426 --> 01:54:38,842 - I hear that a lot. - No, sir. 1478 01:54:38,876 --> 01:54:40,129 W... what I mean is that you are wrong 1479 01:54:40,153 --> 01:54:42,535 about the ammunition, sir. 1480 01:54:42,569 --> 01:54:45,710 That is not full metal ammunition, sir. 1481 01:54:45,745 --> 01:54:48,058 I'm a military man, and I know, sir. 1482 01:54:52,407 --> 01:54:53,477 Fuck. 1483 01:54:54,823 --> 01:54:58,137 You're right! This is a hunting round. 1484 01:55:02,451 --> 01:55:05,040 This box, it's... it's completely mislabeled. 1485 01:55:05,075 --> 01:55:06,524 Goddammit! 1486 01:55:08,906 --> 01:55:11,667 Forgive me, gentlemen, I'm gonna have to, uh 1487 01:55:11,702 --> 01:55:12,876 step out for a moment. 1488 01:55:14,636 --> 01:55:18,605 I know it's not an ideal situation. 1489 01:55:20,159 --> 01:55:22,057 Don't die on me guys, okay? 1490 01:55:38,902 --> 01:55:40,835 [tires screeching] 1491 01:55:44,769 --> 01:55:46,530 [tires screeching] 1492 01:55:54,779 --> 01:55:57,230 I've never yelled at you before, Al 1493 01:55:57,265 --> 01:55:59,405 but I'm about to now. 1494 01:55:59,439 --> 01:56:01,856 What does that look like to you, what does that say there? 1495 01:56:01,890 --> 01:56:05,066 Uh, thirty odd six.. 1496 01:56:05,100 --> 01:56:07,378 - Thirty odd six, that's correct. - Yeah. 1497 01:56:07,413 --> 01:56:09,691 It also says full metal jacket. 1498 01:56:11,451 --> 01:56:13,143 And when I look inside.. 1499 01:56:15,628 --> 01:56:17,837 Get me a goddamn box, Al, and this time 1500 01:56:17,872 --> 01:56:21,910 make sure it's got full metal jacket bullets in it! 1501 01:56:21,945 --> 01:56:25,880 Is it too much to fucking ask that the contents of the box 1502 01:56:25,914 --> 01:56:28,744 match what's written on the label? 1503 01:56:28,779 --> 01:56:31,920 I can, I can see that the, you're right 1504 01:56:31,955 --> 01:56:34,889 the label doesn't quite match the.. 1505 01:56:36,338 --> 01:56:37,546 ...uh, content. 1506 01:56:37,581 --> 01:56:39,963 - W... well, that's correct. - Yeah, but.. 1507 01:56:39,997 --> 01:56:42,344 The thing is that what I can't see 1508 01:56:42,379 --> 01:56:45,692 is that the... the.. 1509 01:56:45,727 --> 01:56:50,387 ...the box was bought here in the shop. 1510 01:56:50,421 --> 01:56:51,664 Uh.. 1511 01:56:51,698 --> 01:56:54,598 Well I buy all my shit here. 1512 01:56:54,632 --> 01:56:56,738 I have, for 20 years. 1513 01:56:56,772 --> 01:57:01,294 I'm in here almost every other week. 1514 01:57:01,329 --> 01:57:02,744 What's wrong with you, Al? 1515 01:57:04,125 --> 01:57:05,885 I'm sorry, I need to see a receipt. 1516 01:57:06,817 --> 01:57:08,336 - Receipt? - Yeah 1517 01:57:08,370 --> 01:57:10,027 Well, I don't have a fuckin' receipt. 1518 01:57:10,062 --> 01:57:12,340 I don't ever recall getting a receipt here. 1519 01:57:12,374 --> 01:57:14,100 Now I'm in a fucking hurry. 1520 01:57:14,135 --> 01:57:16,551 Let me buy a new box. 1521 01:57:16,585 --> 01:57:17,966 But this time make sure it contains 1522 01:57:18,001 --> 01:57:19,519 full metal jacket bullets. 1523 01:57:22,074 --> 01:57:26,216 Okay, uh, c... can I just see some ID first? 1524 01:57:27,596 --> 01:57:28,943 Don't fucking do this, Al. 1525 01:57:28,977 --> 01:57:32,947 The thing is, the... the law requires that I have... 1526 01:57:32,981 --> 01:57:34,155 How about this.. 1527 01:57:34,189 --> 01:57:36,053 No doubt about your... your identity... 1528 01:57:36,088 --> 01:57:38,262 Sell me just one full metal jacket bullet. 1529 01:57:38,297 --> 01:57:40,747 Can I, can I just ask.. 1530 01:57:43,026 --> 01:57:45,338 ...why just... one? 1531 01:57:45,373 --> 01:57:47,375 Well, that will be none of your fuckin' business. 1532 01:57:47,409 --> 01:57:49,204 - That... that's right. I'm sor... - Okay? 1533 01:57:49,239 --> 01:57:52,069 I do business here because you don't ask stupid questions. 1534 01:57:52,104 --> 01:57:56,280 I'm... I'm sorry, Jack. I'm... I'm sorry. 1535 01:57:56,315 --> 01:57:59,594 - Shut it down, Al, go home, have a sandwich. - Okay. 1536 01:57:59,628 --> 01:58:00,948 You've lost your fucking mind, Al. 1537 01:58:00,975 --> 01:58:02,838 Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm so.. 1538 01:58:04,047 --> 01:58:05,876 ♪ Is it any wonder 1539 01:58:05,910 --> 01:58:10,018 ♪ I reject you first fame fame ♪ 1540 01:58:10,053 --> 01:58:11,537 Fuck you, Al! 1541 01:58:13,988 --> 01:58:18,854 ♪ Is it any wonder you are too cool to fool? ♪ 1542 01:58:18,889 --> 01:58:20,304 ♪ Fame 1543 01:58:21,167 --> 01:58:23,825 [engine revving] 1544 01:58:23,859 --> 01:58:27,035 ♪ Fame bully for you chilly for me ♪ 1545 01:58:27,070 --> 01:58:29,589 ♪ Got to get a rain check on pain ♪ 1546 01:58:29,624 --> 01:58:30,901 ♪ Fame 1547 01:58:34,491 --> 01:58:36,010 ♪ Fame ♪ 1548 01:58:53,613 --> 01:58:55,684 Al's gone totally bonkers. 1549 01:58:55,719 --> 01:58:58,204 I need a full metal jacket cartridge. 1550 01:59:00,034 --> 01:59:04,831 Yesterday, the police visited Al 1551 01:59:04,866 --> 01:59:07,006 and then me 1552 01:59:07,041 --> 01:59:09,422 with lights and sirens 1553 01:59:09,457 --> 01:59:10,596 to get you. 1554 01:59:12,046 --> 01:59:13,978 It's over now, Jack. 1555 01:59:16,705 --> 01:59:17,982 What's over? 1556 01:59:19,363 --> 01:59:21,296 They know what you've done. 1557 01:59:25,024 --> 01:59:26,888 We.. 1558 01:59:26,922 --> 01:59:28,959 Alright, what have I done? 1559 01:59:29,753 --> 01:59:31,099 The robbery. 1560 01:59:32,687 --> 01:59:34,033 Robbery? 1561 01:59:34,068 --> 01:59:36,691 You guys better fucking get it together. 1562 01:59:36,725 --> 01:59:39,383 I haven't robbed anybody. 1563 01:59:39,418 --> 01:59:41,109 This is ridiculous. 1564 01:59:43,353 --> 01:59:46,080 I'm gonna call the police, Jack. 1565 01:59:47,874 --> 01:59:49,497 Give me your gun. 1566 01:59:51,292 --> 01:59:53,915 I don't run around with guns on me. 1567 01:59:53,949 --> 01:59:56,573 This is, this is crazy. 1568 01:59:56,607 --> 01:59:58,402 Sit yourself down, Jack. 1569 02:00:11,898 --> 02:00:13,590 This is S.P. 1570 02:00:15,454 --> 02:00:17,111 I wanna get ahold of Rob. 1571 02:00:22,944 --> 02:00:24,877 Well, when you get hold of him, you'll tell him 1572 02:00:24,911 --> 02:00:26,879 to get over here straight away. 1573 02:00:28,777 --> 02:00:30,572 I've caught Jack. 1574 02:00:38,891 --> 02:00:41,135 I'm kind of glad that you are the one that caught me. 1575 02:00:45,553 --> 02:00:47,382 Perhaps you don't know this.. 1576 02:00:49,591 --> 02:00:51,973 ...but I think of you as my best friend. 1577 02:00:55,942 --> 02:00:58,290 Now that might not be a big deal to you.. 1578 02:01:00,154 --> 02:01:03,467 ...but you've meant a great deal to me. 1579 02:01:07,506 --> 02:01:10,612 It feels quite nice knowing that it's all over. 1580 02:01:17,688 --> 02:01:20,208 Somebody had to free me 1581 02:01:20,243 --> 02:01:24,661 and stop me from stealing things that don't belong to me. 1582 02:01:26,421 --> 02:01:29,424 And that someone turned out to be you. 1583 02:01:31,185 --> 02:01:35,430 Do you remember the time you took down that eight pointer 1584 02:01:35,465 --> 02:01:37,501 that I'd been tracking for four days? 1585 02:01:40,608 --> 02:01:43,611 It was on my territory for sure. 1586 02:01:43,645 --> 02:01:45,854 No one's questioning that. 1587 02:01:45,889 --> 02:01:47,615 You've always been a great shot. 1588 02:01:49,272 --> 02:01:52,861 Now would you, uh, quit pointing that gun at me? 1589 02:01:54,277 --> 02:01:56,244 Kind of hurting my feelings a little bit. 1590 02:01:58,591 --> 02:02:00,421 I'm not going anywhere. 1591 02:02:02,146 --> 02:02:04,114 After all you know me, S.P. 1592 02:02:09,982 --> 02:02:10,982 Yeah. 1593 02:02:12,536 --> 02:02:13,848 I know you. 1594 02:02:17,300 --> 02:02:19,716 And you've never lied to me. 1595 02:02:20,510 --> 02:02:21,787 No. 1596 02:02:31,659 --> 02:02:34,869 Just as fast as I always was, huh? 1597 02:02:37,043 --> 02:02:39,045 You wouldn't make it to the door. 1598 02:02:41,427 --> 02:02:42,427 [sniffles] 1599 02:02:45,259 --> 02:02:46,708 What have I done? 1600 02:02:50,091 --> 02:02:51,437 [sighs] 1601 02:02:55,476 --> 02:02:56,753 [laughs] 1602 02:03:05,313 --> 02:03:08,247 [choking] 1603 02:03:56,053 --> 02:03:57,814 [siren wailing] 1604 02:04:23,799 --> 02:04:25,076 You got him, S.P. 1605 02:04:27,078 --> 02:04:29,426 Well, I'll take it from here. 1606 02:04:32,636 --> 02:04:34,879 [gunshots] 1607 02:04:36,364 --> 02:04:38,296 [siren wailing] 1608 02:04:42,439 --> 02:04:45,096 [tires screeching] 1609 02:04:47,478 --> 02:04:49,411 [tires screeching] 1610 02:05:03,287 --> 02:05:06,290 [shuddering] 1611 02:05:10,398 --> 02:05:11,951 Can we agree on this? 1612 02:05:13,711 --> 02:05:15,886 Is that a full metal jacket cartridge? 1613 02:05:19,061 --> 02:05:21,823 Yes, sir. That is.. 1614 02:05:21,857 --> 02:05:24,826 That is a full metal jacket rifle cartridge. 1615 02:05:24,860 --> 02:05:26,241 Oh, please, please 1616 02:05:26,275 --> 02:05:28,208 please, don't do this, please. 1617 02:05:28,243 --> 02:05:30,763 - Alright, come on. - Don't do it, please! 1618 02:05:39,116 --> 02:05:41,532 [men shuddering] 1619 02:06:21,192 --> 02:06:22,400 No, no. 1620 02:06:23,540 --> 02:06:24,851 I can't focus. 1621 02:06:25,680 --> 02:06:27,129 It's too close. 1622 02:06:29,097 --> 02:06:30,926 [siren wailing] 1623 02:06:38,900 --> 02:06:40,246 [groans] 1624 02:06:41,454 --> 02:06:42,938 [sighs] 1625 02:07:08,654 --> 02:07:10,414 [grunting] 1626 02:07:16,765 --> 02:07:18,698 [clanking] 1627 02:07:59,670 --> 02:08:01,603 [siren wailing] 1628 02:08:23,383 --> 02:08:25,765 [men groaning] 1629 02:08:25,800 --> 02:08:27,733 [breathing heavily] 1630 02:08:32,323 --> 02:08:33,531 Perfect. 1631 02:08:40,159 --> 02:08:41,470 Jack! 1632 02:08:49,306 --> 02:08:50,687 Jack! 1633 02:09:11,708 --> 02:09:12,778 Who are you? 1634 02:09:13,675 --> 02:09:15,090 Call me Verge. 1635 02:09:21,545 --> 02:09:23,340 How did you get in here? 1636 02:09:26,446 --> 02:09:27,655 What do you want? 1637 02:09:28,725 --> 02:09:31,313 As I see it, it's you who called me. 1638 02:09:39,839 --> 02:09:43,774 I've been with you for a while, you just didn't notice me. 1639 02:09:43,809 --> 02:09:45,742 [instrumental music] 1640 02:09:59,997 --> 02:10:03,138 So, did you come here to stop me? 1641 02:10:05,693 --> 02:10:08,350 I haven't come here to stop you from anything. 1642 02:10:08,385 --> 02:10:10,836 I just have one question. 1643 02:10:13,562 --> 02:10:16,117 What's the question? 1644 02:10:16,151 --> 02:10:19,810 Wasn't there something about you building a house? 1645 02:10:22,019 --> 02:10:24,884 Wasn't Jack going to build a house? 1646 02:10:32,374 --> 02:10:33,548 [sighs] 1647 02:10:33,582 --> 02:10:34,791 Yes. 1648 02:10:37,034 --> 02:10:40,106 I... I... I was.. 1649 02:10:44,801 --> 02:10:46,043 ...trying.. 1650 02:10:47,217 --> 02:10:49,081 ...but I didn't get very far. 1651 02:11:05,200 --> 02:11:06,546 This is the police. 1652 02:11:06,581 --> 02:11:09,308 Come out with your hands where we can see them 1653 02:11:14,934 --> 02:11:17,626 I can see it's going to be a bit difficult 1654 02:11:17,661 --> 02:11:20,698 to get that house built, but perhaps another one. 1655 02:11:24,219 --> 02:11:27,119 Think, Jack, after all you are an engineer 1656 02:11:27,153 --> 02:11:29,224 and call yourself an architect. 1657 02:11:36,162 --> 02:11:38,509 I've been told you have an interesting theory 1658 02:11:38,544 --> 02:11:41,789 about the material 1659 02:11:41,823 --> 02:11:45,206 which you claim has its own will. 1660 02:11:45,240 --> 02:11:48,209 Find the material, Jack 1661 02:11:48,243 --> 02:11:50,211 and let it do the work. 1662 02:11:55,699 --> 02:11:57,701 [humming] 1663 02:11:57,735 --> 02:11:59,289 [piano music] 1664 02:12:12,578 --> 02:12:13,890 [piano music] 1665 02:12:31,873 --> 02:12:34,807 [singing in foreign language] 1666 02:12:43,574 --> 02:12:45,922 Your house is a fine little house, Jack. 1667 02:12:49,270 --> 02:12:51,065 It's absolutely usable. 1668 02:13:05,044 --> 02:13:06,977 [whirring] 1669 02:13:09,255 --> 02:13:10,878 Are you coming, Jack? 1670 02:13:39,665 --> 02:13:40,665 [gunshot] 1671 02:13:42,392 --> 02:13:43,600 [gunshot] 1672 02:13:58,995 --> 02:14:02,895 I'm here... Jack. 1673 02:14:11,007 --> 02:14:13,181 May I ask you something? 1674 02:14:13,216 --> 02:14:15,494 I can't promise I'll answer. 1675 02:14:16,944 --> 02:14:19,705 R... right, that is exactly what I meant. 1676 02:14:21,051 --> 02:14:23,812 Um, are you allowed to speak along the way? 1677 02:14:25,124 --> 02:14:27,368 I was thinking there might be rules. 1678 02:14:28,541 --> 02:14:29,991 Put it this way 1679 02:14:30,026 --> 02:14:33,857 very few make it all the way without uttering a word. 1680 02:14:33,891 --> 02:14:36,101 People are overcome with a strange 1681 02:14:36,135 --> 02:14:39,483 and sudden need to confess on these trips. 1682 02:14:39,518 --> 02:14:41,382 And not all of it can be said 1683 02:14:41,416 --> 02:14:45,006 to be of great rhetorical quality 1684 02:14:45,041 --> 02:14:46,870 but do carry on merrily 1685 02:14:46,904 --> 02:14:49,597 just don't believe you're going to tell me something 1686 02:14:49,631 --> 02:14:51,564 I haven't heard before. 1687 02:15:01,471 --> 02:15:04,474 [instrumental music] 1688 02:15:31,570 --> 02:15:34,504 [music continues] 1689 02:16:25,244 --> 02:16:27,177 [buzzing] 1690 02:16:29,835 --> 02:16:31,630 Do you hear a buzzing sound? 1691 02:16:31,664 --> 02:16:32,664 Yes. 1692 02:16:33,804 --> 02:16:35,841 And I don't think you want to know 1693 02:16:35,875 --> 02:16:37,636 where it's coming from. 1694 02:16:41,502 --> 02:16:43,090 I wanna know everything. 1695 02:16:44,815 --> 02:16:47,163 For thousands of years human beings 1696 02:16:47,197 --> 02:16:50,062 have tried to localize hell. 1697 02:16:50,097 --> 02:16:51,443 Among other methods 1698 02:16:51,477 --> 02:16:55,309 by seeking the sound it generates. 1699 02:16:55,343 --> 02:16:59,968 One shouldn't focus on extracting screams and wailing 1700 02:17:00,003 --> 02:17:03,179 because the cries of pain of so many millions 1701 02:17:03,213 --> 02:17:05,664 of individuals together.. 1702 02:17:07,666 --> 02:17:10,117 ...becomes what you have just heard. 1703 02:17:10,151 --> 02:17:13,016 A buzzing sound whose intensity 1704 02:17:13,050 --> 02:17:15,777 will increase as we get ever closer 1705 02:17:15,812 --> 02:17:18,090 to the presence of suffering. 1706 02:17:49,294 --> 02:17:52,228 [watermill creaking] 1707 02:18:25,261 --> 02:18:28,091 [intense music] 1708 02:18:49,975 --> 02:18:51,356 Verge? 1709 02:18:51,390 --> 02:18:53,185 I'm here, Jack. 1710 02:19:03,782 --> 02:19:05,784 I don't feel so good, Verge. 1711 02:19:09,857 --> 02:19:11,790 There's a sour taste in my mouth. 1712 02:19:13,170 --> 02:19:16,726 You want me to show you the way to the next whiskey bar? 1713 02:19:45,133 --> 02:19:47,895 [instrumental music] 1714 02:20:15,060 --> 02:20:17,994 [music continues] 1715 02:20:19,858 --> 02:20:22,654 [crickets chirping] 1716 02:20:44,848 --> 02:20:47,679 [rustling] 1717 02:20:56,826 --> 02:20:59,346 Those are the Elysian Fields. 1718 02:21:02,901 --> 02:21:04,799 We don't have access here. 1719 02:21:16,811 --> 02:21:19,745 [men exhaling] 1720 02:21:20,574 --> 02:21:22,576 [exhaling continues] 1721 02:21:25,441 --> 02:21:27,684 [exhaling] 1722 02:21:32,827 --> 02:21:33,828 [men exhaling] 1723 02:21:33,863 --> 02:21:34,898 [inhaling] 1724 02:21:34,933 --> 02:21:36,935 [exhaling] 1725 02:21:59,544 --> 02:22:02,478 [intense music] 1726 02:22:23,015 --> 02:22:25,846 [eerie music] 1727 02:22:52,873 --> 02:22:55,807 [music continues] 1728 02:23:07,163 --> 02:23:10,338 That's how deep the deepest hell goes. 1729 02:23:17,967 --> 02:23:21,004 It's actually not here I'm to deliver you.. 1730 02:23:22,799 --> 02:23:25,215 ...however improbable that may sound.. 1731 02:23:26,389 --> 02:23:28,598 ...but a couple of circles higher up. 1732 02:23:36,261 --> 02:23:39,022 I took you down here as a kind of a favor.. 1733 02:23:40,541 --> 02:23:44,649 ...because you did after all give me a little to chew on 1734 02:23:44,683 --> 02:23:46,996 with your story, and I understood 1735 02:23:47,030 --> 02:23:49,239 that you wanted to see it all. 1736 02:24:05,290 --> 02:24:09,018 When you are done looking, we'll turn back. 1737 02:24:13,954 --> 02:24:15,818 Where does that path lead? 1738 02:24:16,853 --> 02:24:18,303 On the other side. 1739 02:24:20,650 --> 02:24:25,206 It leads out of hell and up. 1740 02:24:27,795 --> 02:24:31,281 As you can see there was once a bridge 1741 02:24:31,316 --> 02:24:33,352 but that was before my time. 1742 02:24:42,189 --> 02:24:45,606 Isn't it possible to climb all the way around? 1743 02:24:49,576 --> 02:24:50,887 This way.. 1744 02:24:52,268 --> 02:24:54,235 ...and make it over to the other side? 1745 02:24:56,652 --> 02:25:00,172 Quite a few have tried, but I have to say.. 1746 02:25:01,380 --> 02:25:03,348 ...never successfully. 1747 02:25:13,807 --> 02:25:16,603 I wouldn't recommend it 1748 02:25:16,637 --> 02:25:20,020 but the choice is entirely yours. 1749 02:25:29,063 --> 02:25:30,547 I'll take my chance. 1750 02:25:47,426 --> 02:25:48,842 Bye, Jack. 1751 02:25:50,015 --> 02:25:51,499 Bye, Verge. 1752 02:26:21,391 --> 02:26:22,391 [grunts] 1753 02:26:28,640 --> 02:26:30,746 [groaning] 1754 02:26:47,624 --> 02:26:49,557 [panting] 1755 02:27:00,879 --> 02:27:03,226 [groaning] 1756 02:27:21,348 --> 02:27:22,383 [grunts] 1757 02:27:43,301 --> 02:27:44,543 [grunts] 1758 02:28:11,639 --> 02:28:13,020 [screams] 1759 02:28:28,346 --> 02:28:31,176 [instrumental music] 1760 02:28:39,495 --> 02:28:42,394 ♪ Hit the road Jack and don't you come back ♪ 1761 02:28:42,429 --> 02:28:45,397 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1762 02:28:45,432 --> 02:28:46,951 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1763 02:28:46,985 --> 02:28:49,850 ♪ And don't you come back no more ♪ 1764 02:28:49,885 --> 02:28:51,403 ♪ Oh what you said? 1765 02:28:51,438 --> 02:28:52,784 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1766 02:28:52,819 --> 02:28:54,199 ♪ And don't you come back 1767 02:28:54,234 --> 02:28:56,892 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1768 02:28:56,926 --> 02:28:58,583 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1769 02:28:58,617 --> 02:29:02,621 ♪ And don't you come back no more ♪ 1770 02:29:02,656 --> 02:29:05,797 ♪ Old woman old woman don't you treat me so mean ♪ 1771 02:29:05,832 --> 02:29:09,007 ♪ You're the meanest old woman I have ever seen ♪ 1772 02:29:09,042 --> 02:29:11,976 ♪ I guess if you say so 1773 02:29:12,010 --> 02:29:13,805 ♪ I'll have to pack my things and go ♪ 1774 02:29:13,840 --> 02:29:14,806 ♪ That's right 1775 02:29:14,841 --> 02:29:16,221 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1776 02:29:16,256 --> 02:29:17,602 ♪ And don't you come back 1777 02:29:17,636 --> 02:29:20,536 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1778 02:29:20,570 --> 02:29:22,124 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1779 02:29:22,158 --> 02:29:25,127 ♪ And don't you come back no more ♪ 1780 02:29:25,161 --> 02:29:26,438 ♪ Oh what'd you say? 1781 02:29:26,473 --> 02:29:27,992 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1782 02:29:28,026 --> 02:29:29,269 ♪ And don't you come back 1783 02:29:29,303 --> 02:29:32,134 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1784 02:29:32,168 --> 02:29:33,825 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1785 02:29:33,860 --> 02:29:37,898 ♪ And don't you come back no more ♪ 1786 02:29:37,933 --> 02:29:41,246 ♪ Oh baby oh baby don't you treat me this way ♪ 1787 02:29:41,281 --> 02:29:43,524 ♪ 'Cause I'll get back on my feet some day ♪ 1788 02:29:43,559 --> 02:29:46,734 ♪ I don't care if you do 'cause it's understood ♪ 1789 02:29:46,769 --> 02:29:50,083 ♪ You ain't got no money you just ain't no good ♪ 1790 02:29:50,117 --> 02:29:52,879 ♪ Well I guess if you say so 1791 02:29:52,913 --> 02:29:54,846 ♪ I'll have to pack my things and go ♪ 1792 02:29:54,881 --> 02:29:55,847 ♪ That's right 1793 02:29:55,882 --> 02:29:57,055 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1794 02:29:57,090 --> 02:29:58,470 ♪ And don't you come back 1795 02:29:58,505 --> 02:30:01,473 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1796 02:30:01,508 --> 02:30:03,096 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1797 02:30:03,130 --> 02:30:05,581 ♪ And don't you come back no more ♪ 1798 02:30:20,907 --> 02:30:23,012 ♪ What's that? ♪ What'd you call me? 1799 02:30:23,047 --> 02:30:25,463 ♪ You are ridiculous ♪ What? 1800 02:30:25,497 --> 02:30:27,637 ♪ Why don't you just pack your little suitcases ♪ 1801 02:30:27,672 --> 02:30:30,226 ♪ And go on back to Bogalusa ♪ Yeah 1802 02:30:30,261 --> 02:30:32,090 ♪ Well I just may do that baby ♪ 1803 02:30:32,125 --> 02:30:33,505 ♪ I'll just may go hit the road ♪ 1804 02:30:33,540 --> 02:30:35,404 ♪ And try to find myself 1805 02:30:35,438 --> 02:30:36,784 ♪ You find yourself? 1806 02:30:36,819 --> 02:30:39,580 ♪ Well if you do and when you do ♪ 1807 02:30:39,615 --> 02:30:41,789 ♪ Get lost ♪ Who me? 1808 02:30:41,824 --> 02:30:44,102 ♪ That's right ♪ Hit the road Jack 1809 02:30:44,137 --> 02:30:45,517 ♪ And don't you come back 1810 02:30:45,552 --> 02:30:48,382 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1811 02:30:48,417 --> 02:30:50,108 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1812 02:30:50,143 --> 02:30:52,939 ♪ And don't you come back no more ♪ 1813 02:30:52,973 --> 02:30:54,319 ♪ Oh what'd you say? 1814 02:30:54,354 --> 02:30:55,872 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1815 02:30:55,907 --> 02:30:57,150 ♪ And don't you come back 1816 02:30:57,184 --> 02:31:00,015 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1817 02:31:00,049 --> 02:31:01,844 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1818 02:31:01,878 --> 02:31:03,087 ♪ And don't you come back 1819 02:31:03,121 --> 02:31:05,952 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1820 02:31:05,986 --> 02:31:07,677 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1821 02:31:07,712 --> 02:31:10,577 ♪ And don't you come back no more ♪ 1822 02:31:10,611 --> 02:31:11,923 ♪ Oh what'd you say? 1823 02:31:11,958 --> 02:31:13,338 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1824 02:31:13,373 --> 02:31:14,891 ♪ And don't you come back 1825 02:31:14,926 --> 02:31:17,825 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1826 02:31:17,860 --> 02:31:19,413 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1827 02:31:19,448 --> 02:31:20,759 ♪ And don't you come back 1828 02:31:20,794 --> 02:31:23,624 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1829 02:31:23,659 --> 02:31:25,281 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1830 02:31:25,316 --> 02:31:28,319 ♪ And don't you come back no more ♪ 1831 02:31:28,353 --> 02:31:29,492 ♪ Oh what'd you say? 1832 02:31:29,527 --> 02:31:31,218 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1833 02:31:31,253 --> 02:31:32,495 ♪ And don't you come back 1834 02:31:32,530 --> 02:31:35,360 ♪ No more no more no more no more ♪ 1835 02:31:35,395 --> 02:31:37,017 ♪ Hit the road Jack 1836 02:31:37,052 --> 02:31:40,020 ♪ And don't you come back no more ♪ 1837 02:31:40,055 --> 02:31:43,023 ♪ Don't you come back no more ♪ Oh baby please 1838 02:31:43,058 --> 02:31:44,818 ♪ Don't you come back no more 1839 02:31:44,852 --> 02:31:46,199 ♪ You cannot do this to me 1840 02:31:46,233 --> 02:31:47,994 ♪ Don't you come back no more 1841 02:31:48,028 --> 02:31:49,098 ♪ Oh baby please 1842 02:31:49,133 --> 02:31:51,825 ♪ Don't you come back no more 1843 02:31:51,859 --> 02:31:53,309 ♪ Don't you come back no more 1844 02:31:53,344 --> 02:31:54,759 ♪ Oh oh baby please 1845 02:31:54,793 --> 02:31:56,830 ♪ Don't you come back no more 1846 02:31:56,864 --> 02:32:00,523 ♪ Oh baby please ♪ Don't you come back no more 1847 02:32:00,558 --> 02:32:03,457 ♪ Don't you come back no more 1848 02:32:03,492 --> 02:32:06,391 ♪ Don't you come back no more 1849 02:32:06,426 --> 02:32:09,291 ♪ Don't you come back no more ♪ Oh baby please 1850 02:32:09,325 --> 02:32:11,155 ♪ Don't you come back no more 1851 02:32:11,189 --> 02:32:14,296 ♪ You cannot do this to me ♪ Don't you come back no more 1852 02:32:14,330 --> 02:32:18,058 ♪ Oh baby please ♪ Don't you come back no more 1853 02:32:18,093 --> 02:32:19,508 ♪ Don't you come back no more 1854 02:32:19,542 --> 02:32:21,061 ♪ Oh oh oh baby 1855 02:32:21,096 --> 02:32:24,064 ♪ Don't you come back no more ♪ Oh baby please 1856 02:32:24,099 --> 02:32:26,825 ♪ Don't you come back no more 1857 02:32:26,860 --> 02:32:29,794 ♪ Don't you come back no more ♪♪