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Morning, gentlemen.
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-You Augustus Landor?
-I am.
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And you?
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Captain Hitchcock at your service.
Second-in-command at the Academy.
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I'm here to inform you
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Superintendent Thayer
requests an immediate audience.
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-And the nature of this audience?
-I'll leave that to the colonel.
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-When might this take place?
-At your earliest convenience.
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And if I should decide not to come?
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That would be your own concern.
You're a private citizen.
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Well, it's a fine day for a ride.
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The governor suggests
that you were a legend
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among New York City constables.
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And when he recommended your services,
he noted your impressive accomplishments,
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including apprehending
the leaders of the Daybreak Boys,
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breaking up the dreaded Shirt Tails gang,
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and solving a particularly grisly murder
of a young prostitute in Elysian Fields.
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Your talents include
code breaking, riot control,
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and gloveless interrogation.
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You're a minister's son from Gloucester
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who came to New York
while still in your teens.
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And you are a widower, Mr. Landor.
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Three years now.
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-Shall I send for coffee?
-Beer will do nicely.
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You, uh…
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You keep these notes in a pigeonhole
back there somewhere, do you?
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What else do they say?
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Do they say that I haven't
darkened the door of a church
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in a long time?
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Does it mention
that my daughter ran off a while back?
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We are aware
of your daughter's disappearance.
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And we offer our sympathy.
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With all due respect,
I hope I have not offended.
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No. No, no, no.
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No, sorry. I ought to apologize.
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And I do. Please carry on.
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Mr. Landor, we are obliged
to proceed with extreme discretion.
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We're looking for someone.
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A private citizen
of well-documented industry and tact
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who might carry out inquiries
on the Academy's behalf.
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Huh.
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They're of a highly complex
and delicate nature
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and concern one of our cadets.
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Second-year man
from Kentucky by the name of Fry.
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-Leroy Fry.
-There's no point in dancing around it.
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Fry hanged himself… last night.
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Oh.
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Well, I'm sorry to hear that.
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A dreadful business, this.
But you must understand our position.
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We have been specifically charged
with the care of these young men,
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to make them gentlemen and soldiers,
and to that end, we drive them.
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But we'd like to think
we know when to… stop driving them.
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A boy hangs himself…
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uh, that's a matter for the coroner.
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I'm afraid
that's not the end of it.
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Cadet Fry's body was
violated last night in the hospital ward.
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Violated? By whom?
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Well, if we knew that, we would
have had no need to summon you.
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I'm sure the Academy
has its share of pranksters.
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This was no prank, Mr. Landor.
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Leroy Fry's heart
was carved from his chest.
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Dr. Marquis, how does
a person go about doing this?
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Scalpel. Or any good,
sharp knife would do.
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But getting to the heart,
that's the tricky part.
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Those gashes on the lungs and liver
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came from angling
the blade to save the heart.
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And how would one preserve the heart?
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A container of some sort.
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Wrapped in muslin, maybe, or newspaper.
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Very likely surrounded by ice.
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What type of fella could do this?
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A strong one.
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Not a woman, then?
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No woman as I've ever had
the pleasure of meeting, no.
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What about his medical pedigree?
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Would he need to be as well-educated
and well-trained as yourself?
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Not necessarily.
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He'd need a lot of light,
and know where to cut,
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but it wouldn't have to be
a doctor or a surgeon.
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-It'd have to be--
-A madman!
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And still out there.
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Port arms!
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You'll have to forgive me,
Mr. Landor.
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You've found us
in a very delicate position.
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Left, face!
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There are certain
powerful senators in Washington
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who would like nothing more than
to see us fail utterly, to shut us down.
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I'm asking you to help save the honor
of the United States Military Academy.
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And save it, I'll try.
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You were, uh, on guard duty
last night, Mr. Huntoon.
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Yes, sir.
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Post at 9:30. Relieved at midnight
and made my way back to the guardroom.
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Where is that?
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Number four, sir. By Fort Clinton.
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I… I admit, I'm not very familiar
with the grounds,
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but it seems that the part
we're standing on right now
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is not on the way
from Fort Clinton to North Barracks.
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-No, sir.
-Oh. What took you off course?
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Well, sir, on my way, I heard something.
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I reckoned it was an animal.
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It sounded like it was dying
or caught in a trap, so I came to help.
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I'm terribly partial to animals.
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Uh… I was running this way
until I brushed Cadet Fry, sir.
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-How'd he look?
-Not well, sir.
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He wasn't hanging straight.
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It was almost
as if he was seated in a chair.
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I'm not following you.
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Well, his feet were
touching the ground, sir.
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-His feet were touching the ground?
-Yes, sir.
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All right. What did you do next?
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I ran. Ran straight back
to North Barracks.
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Hmm.
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Uh, one last question
and I'll trouble you no more.
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Did you see anyone else about?
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No, sir.
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Mr. Huntoon.
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The neck…
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That's what first struck me.
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See?
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Not a clean cinch at all.
The rope grabbed at him
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and ran up and down the neck
looking for purchase.
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As though…
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As though he was… fighting.
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Hmm?
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Look, if you would, at his fingers.
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Blistered fresh
from clutching at the rope…
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-…trying to peel the thing off him.
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May I ask what's going on here?
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This is, uh, quite irregular.
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I was wondering if you wouldn't mind
feeling around the back of Mr. Fry's head.
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You did examine Mr. Fry?
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Of course I examined him, as is my job.
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Hmm.
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Haven't we already
been through this?
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-Uh…
-Hmm.
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There is a contusion of sort.
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Parietal region.
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Approximately three inches.
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-I must have missed that.
-Mmm.
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Someone murdered Mr. Fry.
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Is this what
you're telling us, Mr. Landor?
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You might be onto something there,
Captain Hitchcock.
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Well, anyone
could have missed that, doctor.
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Mr. Landor.
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So now you're on board,
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I think it's important
we set some ground rules.
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You will report to me
on a daily basis and I to the colonel.
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And you mustn't breathe a word of this
to anyone, inside or outside the Academy.
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-Is that all?
-One final condition.
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There will be no drinking throughout
the course of this investigation.
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Your reputation precedes you.
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Oh.
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Pardon.
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-Are you Augustus Landor?
-I am.
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Unless I mistake, you've been
tasked with solving the mystery
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surrounding Leroy Fry.
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That's so. What might I do for you?
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It is incumbent upon me
and the honor of this institution
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to divulge some of the conclusions
which I have reached.
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Conclusions?
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Regarding the late Mr. Fry.
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I'd be most interested.
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The man you're looking for
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is a poet.
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Private Cochrane.
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When Leroy Fry's body
was brought back to the hospital,
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you were detailed to guard it?
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I was, sir.
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-Did anything happen while on watch?
-Not till around 2:30.
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-That's when I was relieved of my duty.
-Who relieved you?
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-Private, who relieved you?
-I can't tell you, sir.
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Only that it was an officer.
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-He never identified himself?
-No, sir.
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But I wouldn't expect it of an officer.
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Hmm.
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What did this officer say to you?
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He said, "Thank you, private.
That will be all. I'm relieving you."
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-An odd request, no?
-Yes, sir. Very.
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-Did you see this officer's face?
-No, sir.
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I had only a candle. It was terribly dark.
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Right, tell me then,
how did you know it was an officer?
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The bar on his shoulder, sir.
But I must admit, it was so very strange.
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-How so?
-The bars.
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The bars on his left shoulder
were missing.
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Ah, there's the man himself.
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Benny knows a man
who's in need of a drink when he sees one.
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The very sight of it warms my blood.
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-Benny!
-Sir.
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-Here's… to rules.
-Fuck 'em.
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Patsy.
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Patsy!
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What's grieving you?
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Did you hear about that poor cadet?
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-They say it took him hours to die.
-"They"?
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Him.
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Aren't you meant to be in recital?
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Uh… Good evening. Recital?
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No, I won't be missed.
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They hardly know I'm at the Academy.
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And besides, I've learned more
in rooms like this than any classroom.
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I don't doubt it.
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Sit, please. Please, sit. Have a… Have a…
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-Seat?
-Seat. Thank you. Uh…
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Fourth Classman Poe. E. A. Poe.
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Edgar A. Poe.
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Worked up quite a thirst, I see.
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Helps take the bite off the gloom.
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Um…
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So tell me, how did you learn
about Leroy Fry?
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Uh, well, from Huntoon, of course.
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He has been spouting the news
like the town crier.
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Perhaps someone
might hang him before too long.
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You don't mean to imply
that someone hanged Mr. Fry?
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I don't mean to imply anything.
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Why do you think that the man
who cut Leroy Fry's heart out
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was a poet?
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Well…
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The heart is a symbol or it is nothing.
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Now take away the symbol
and what do you have?
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It's a fistful of muscle of no more
aesthetic interest than a bladder.
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Now, to remove a man's heart
is to traffic in symbol.
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And who better equipped for such labor
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than a poet?
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Awfully literal-minded poet,
it would seem--
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Oh, you cannot pretend
that this act of savagery
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did not startle the literary resonances
from the very crevices of your mind.
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Lord Suckling's charming song,
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"I prithee send me back my heart
Since I cannot have thine"
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Or… Or the Bible even,
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"Create in me a clean heart, O God."
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"A broken and a contrite heart
thou wilt not despise."
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Then we might just as easily
be seeking a religious maniac.
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No, you see, I neglected
to tell you that I am a poet myself,
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hence inclined to think as one.
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I don't get around to poetry much.
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Why should you? You're an American.
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And you?
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An artist.
That is to say, without country.
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-Oh…
-What, Mr. Landor?
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You've been a great help.
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You want a second look
at a cadet named Loughborough.
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In former days, Leroy Fry's roommate,
until they had a falling out.
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The nature of which remains uncertain.
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Mr. Loughborough.
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Tell Mr. Landor
how you were acquainted with Mr. Fry.
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Yes, sir. We were roommates.
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Hmm.
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You ever have a falling out?
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I wouldn't call it a falling out. Just…
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a matter of diverging paths, sir.
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-What made you diverge?
-Well…
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Nothing so…
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A matter of course.
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If you know of anything
pertaining to Mr. Fry,
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you're bound to disclose it at once.
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Well, it's like this, sir.
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I'd say he'd fallen in with
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a bad bunch.
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At least that's what he called them.
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Now then, tell me,
by "bad bunch,"
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did he mean other cadets?
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He never said,
but I assumed so.
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And why didn't you come forward earlier?
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I didn't quite see
that it had any bearing,
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happening so long ago, sir.
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Dismissed.
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Mr. Stoddard.
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You were the last one
to see Mr. Fry alive.
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Yes, sir.
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-Speak up.
-I'm just a bit ill, sir.
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I did see Leroy
late on the night in question.
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Passed him on the way
to barracks as I was coming in.
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You spoke to him?
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He stopped me,
asking if any officers were about.
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How did Mr. Fry look?
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It was so very dark.
I… I wouldn't trust my memory.
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Did you see anything
on his person, a length of rope, maybe?
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-None that I could see.
-Hmm.
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There was something. Uh…
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As Fry was leaving, I did ask
where he was off to at such an hour.
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And?
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He said, "Necessary business."
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What did you take that to mean?
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I don't know.
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-Dismissed.
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-Pardon me, captain.
-Yes.
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Christ almighty.
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"A cow and sheep have been
murdered and mutilated in Cold Spring."
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"Their chests most cruelly carved open
and their hearts removed."
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Are any of God's creatures
immune from this man?
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We don't know that this is the same man.
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What?
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Coincidence, is it?