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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: {911}{983}May I ask you something? {983}{1054}I can't promise I'll answer. {1078}{1174}R -- right, that's exactly|what I meant. {1174}{1270}Um, are you allowed to speak|along the way? {1270}{1318}I was thinking|there might be rules. {1318}{1366}Let me put it this way {1366}{1486}very few make it all the way|without uttering a word. {1486}{1558}People are overcome with|a strange and sudden need {1558}{1630}to confess on these trips. {1630}{1678}And not all of it|can be said to be {1678}{1726}of great rhetorical quality {1750}{1822}but do carry on merrily {1822}{1894}just don't believe you're|going to tell me something {1894}{1942}I haven't heard before. {2181}{2253}I will tentatively|divide my tale {2253}{2325}into five randomly|chosen incidents {2325}{2373}over a twelve-year period. {3020}{3092}So I'm standing here|holding this jack {3092}{3164}crap's not working. {3164}{3236}Do you, do you have a jack|I could borrow? {3236}{3284}No, I'm sorry. {3284}{3308}- No?|- No {3308}{3356}- No?|- No {3404}{3476}That's odd,|I thought everyone had a jack. {3500}{3524}I don't. {3524}{3596}Perhaps you could|have a look at my car? {3644}{3716}Well, I don't have to|have a look at your car. {3716}{3788}The issue with your jack|is it's broken. {3788}{3812}There. {3884}{4003}So, what's a person|like me supposed to do? {4003}{4099}Well, I suppose {4099}{4195}I could, drive over|to Sonny's repair shop {4195}{4243}and call for roadside|assistance. {4243}{4339}It's about,|five miles from here. {4339}{4363}What kind of repair shop is it? {4363}{4411}It's -- it's...|Sonny's a blacksmith, very good one. {4411}{4483}Blacksmith. {4483}{4555}Well, maybe this Sonny can|repair the jack? {4579}{4627}You'd have to talk to Sonny|about that. {4651}{4723}Perhaps, I could entice you|to drive me there? {4723}{4771}- Please.|- Um... {5298}{5370}Oops, that was a mistake. {5418}{5442}Mistake? {5442}{5514}Me getting in this car|with you. {5514}{5538}What was it one's mother|used to say {5538}{5610}about not getting into cars|with strangers? {5610}{5658}Well... {5658}{5730}I wouldn't know what|your mother said. {5730}{5778}You might as well be|a serial killer. {5802}{5874}I'm sorry but you do kind of|look like one. {5898}{5946}You'd like me|to drive you back to your car? {5994}{6041}No, no.|I can take care of myself. {6089}{6137}I'm sorry, were you offended {6137}{6185}that I called you|a serial killer? {6209}{6233}No. {6281}{6329}It's of absolutely|no importance to me. {6425}{6473}Maybe it's just the van. {6473}{6569}It's the kind one might expect|to be kidnapped in {6569}{6617}or used to transport corpses. {6665}{6713}But if you really were|a serial killer {6713}{6737}I guess the easiest thing|would be just {6737}{6857}to bury my body back up there|by those trees {6857}{6929}but you'd have to remember|to dig six feet down {6929}{6977}so the foxes couldn't|dig up my grave. {7024}{7096}What would I do? {7096}{7168}What would I do to keep you|from getting away with it? {7192}{7288}Of course, I'd just {7288}{7360}pick up that jack and hit you|over the head with it. {7360}{7408}A jack like that can do quite|a bit of damage {7408}{7432}don't you think? {7480}{7528}I'm not a medical examiner. {7528}{7576}It'd do quite a lot of damage. {8079}{8175}Don't forget this.|Good luck with Sonny. {8175}{8247}Um, would it be too much to ask|for you to drive me back? {8271}{8319}If this Sonny is as fast as|you say he is? {8367}{8439}I'm sure Sonny is perfectly|capable of giving you {8439}{8463}a lift back to your... {8463}{8511}As -- as I told you before,|I don't like {8511}{8559}driving with strangers. {8583}{8655}Well, I'm just as much of|a stranger as Sonny is. {8655}{8679}Oh, getting along just fine. {8679}{8727}I'll just go speak to Sonny,|just take a moment. {9038}{9062}Sonny. {9110}{9134}Hi, Jack. {9134}{9158}How's it going? {9158}{9206}Well, I was working|on Miller's tractor {9206}{9302}but this lady is being|really persistent. {9302}{9326}You don't say. {9590}{9638}Big mistake. {9638}{9710}The reason serial killers can|roam around free in our country {9710}{9782}is that they have no connection|between themselves {9782}{9830}and their victims. {9830}{9878}So, you just made|a big mistake {9878}{9926}letting Sonny see|the two of us together. {10213}{10285}You know... {10285}{10357}honestly,|I have more important things {10357}{10405}to be doing with my life {10405}{10453}than messing around|with this crap. {10477}{10525}You -- you said|he was really good. {10525}{10573}Yeah, well,|I'm sure Sonny was just {10573}{10645}distracted by your|goddamned blabbering. {10645}{10717}Now I have to go,|I have an appointment. {10717}{10741}Appointment,|what appointment? {10837}{10885}That's none of your goddamn|business now, is it? {10909}{10981}You're not just gonna|leave me here. {10981}{11028}In fact, yes, that is kind of|what I was thinking. {11100}{11172}I'm sure there will be another|serial killer passing by {11172}{11220}who can give you a lift|back to Sonny's. {11268}{11364}That is, unless he decides|to kill you first. {11412}{11484}Even if I was to beg you|to drive me back? {11484}{11532}Just a last time? {11556}{11604}Pretty please. {11940}{11988}You know, I take it all back {11988}{12059}what I said earlier about you|looking like a serial killer. {12059}{12131}No, no, no,|you don't have the disposition {12131}{12155}for that sort of thing. {12203}{12275}You're way too much|of a wimp to murder anyone. {12683}{12755}Oh, dear,|you are a dangerous man {12755}{12827}smacked her with a jack,|did you? {12827}{12899}Honestly, I've heard of|more murders {12899}{12947}than I can count. {12947}{13018}And by the way,|what does this ridiculous man {13018}{13066}have to do with anything? {13066}{13114}It's Glenn Gould {13114}{13186}one of the greatest piano|players of our time. {13210}{13258}He represents art. {13378}{13450}So a jack in the face of {13450}{13546}an admittedly unbearable lady|was great art. {13570}{13642}Is that what I'm to make of it? {13642}{13714}Dear Mr. Verge,|please give me a chance {13714}{13810}to cast some supplemental light|on the story of the jack. {13810}{13906}The old cathedrals often have|sublime artworks hidden away {13906}{13978}in the darkest corners|for only God to see {14001}{14049}or whatever|one feels like calling {14049}{14097}the great architect|behind it all. {14145}{14169}The same goes for murder. {14289}{14337}When I say cathedrals {14337}{14433}it is first and foremost the|gothic buildings we admire. {14457}{14529}Here elegant, pointed arches|have replaced the earlier {14529}{14601}more primitive rounded arches. {14601}{14697}The art of engineering is first|and foremost about statics {14697}{14769}that is so things remain|standing in spite of {14769}{14841}the various forces that impact|the buildings. {14841}{14961}In this way, the pointed arch|created a possibility to build {14961}{15032}much higher|and with much more light {15032}{15128}but most importantly|with less use of material. {15128}{15224}I often say that|the material does the work. {15224}{15296}In other words it has|a kind of will of its own {15296}{15368}and by following it,|the result will be {15368}{15416}the most exquisite. {15440}{15512}So the material was the jack {15512}{15608}and it jumped into the lady's|face on its own. {15632}{15680}Art is many things. {15728}{15776}Very convenient and unusual {15776}{15848}in the pile of bad excuses. {15848}{15920}But all of that|is of no interest whatsoever {15920}{15968}unless you're an engineer. {15991}{16039}I am an engineer. {16231}{16303}My mother was of the opinion|that becoming an engineer {16303}{16399}was the more financially|viable choice {16399}{16471}but my really big dream|was to become an architect. {16615}{16639}Right before the lady|and the jack {16663}{16687}I purchased a building lot {16687}{16759}and since|I was my own developer {16783}{16831}due to a substantial|inheritance {16831}{16903}no one could keep me|from drawing up {16903}{16975}my own plans|for my own house. {17118}{17214}Engineer or architect {17214}{17310}what I see is an OCD patient|in full bloom. {17310}{17358}Ordnungszwang Jack {17358}{17454}to use a good German word. {17454}{17502}Yes, perhaps, it is|in any case true {17502}{17598}that I suffered from|compulsions as a child. {17598}{17670}I was completely hysterical|about cleaning {17670}{17718}and could never leave|a room that wasn't {17718}{17766}perfectly neat and clean. {17766}{17838}A standard that was|difficult to maintain {17838}{17886}in the walk-in freezer. {17886}{17958}The walk-in freezer? {17958}{18005}The walk-in freezer|on Prospect Avenue. {18029}{18101}The sign has been broken|for forever {18101}{18173}so no one really knew what|the name of the street was. {18869}{18917}I bought the pizzas|from the former owner {18917}{18965}of the walk-in freezer. {18965}{19012}He claimed it was a great deal {19012}{19084}but of course I never managed|to sell them {19084}{19156}so it all became|too much for me. {19156}{19228}I only ate one of those|shitty pizzas. {19276}{19324}Pizza, pizza! {19564}{19636}And then there was a door|to another room {19636}{19708}which I never managed to open. {19924}{20019}A fucking neurotic riddled|with obsessive compulsions {20019}{20091}and a pathetic dream|of something greater. {20523}{20571}And what about the police? {20571}{20643}I imagine they started|coming around a lot. {20739}{20811}No, call it luck if you will. {20835}{20907}I had attempted|to hide her car... {20955}{21026}but to my great annoyance {21026}{21098}you could still catch a glimpse|of it from the main road. {21170}{21242}You know, without realizing|where I had parked the car {21242}{21290}was a stroke of genius. {21290}{21386}You see, the small brook|defines the state border {21386}{21410}and the local police,|per definition {21410}{21458}can't see across state lines. {21458}{21506}It's not their jurisdiction. {21506}{21578}So I had no inquiries|from the police. {21578}{21650}And by the way,|I don't even know if Sonny {21650}{21674}had told them about me. {21674}{21722}We met up quite|a few times since {21722}{21770}but never spoke of it. {23976}{24023}Hang on. {24119}{24143}Hi. {24143}{24167}Hi. {24215}{24263}Who are you? {24263}{24287}Police. {24335}{24359}Did something happen? {24359}{24407}Oh, no, no, no {24407}{24479}luckily nothing exactly|has happened as of yet. {24479}{24527}I understand that|you are fond of {24527}{24623}shopping at|Carlson's Supermarket. {24623}{24671}Why? Did something happen|at Carlson's? {24671}{24791}No, however|we'd like to, prevent {24791}{24887}things from happening|to businesses in the vicinity {24887}{25006}like Carlson's Supermarket. {25030}{25102}Yeah, may -- may,|may I come in? {25102}{25174}I'd like to see|a police badge. {25222}{25246}So would I. {25294}{25366}Unfortunately, that today {25366}{25414}is going to be a bit of|a problem. {25414}{25462}Now, {25462}{25534}I can tell by your expression {25534}{25558}that you think it's a bad thing {25558}{25654}that I don't have my police|badge on me. {25654}{25678}Right. {25678}{25702}Well, I'm here to tell you that {25702}{25726}it's a, it's a good thing... {25798}{25822}for the police department {25822}{25870}and I'm not going to|lie to you, okay? {25870}{25918}It also happens to be|a good thing for me {25918}{25966}on a personal level. Yeah. {25966}{26085}You see my.... my badge {26085}{26157}it's, at the silversmith. {26157}{26205}Yeah, it's at the,|the silversmith. {26205}{26301}They're.... they're shining it up|and... {26349}{26445}adding a few additional|citations to it. {26445}{26469}I've been promoted. {26565}{26613}- Okay.|- Right. {26613}{26661}So now you're... {26661}{26709}Now -- now what are you? {26709}{26781}Like, what's your,|what's your rank now? {26805}{26877}We're not at liberty|to discuss that. {26877}{26949}That's considered|classified information. {26949}{27044}However, I think this is safe|to say that {27044}{27068}it's a considerable... {27140}{27164}leap up the ladder. {27212}{27260}- Now may I --|- No. {27260}{27332}Not without a badge. {27356}{27428}Bravo, bravo, bravo,|that's excellent. {27428}{27524}That's exactly just the type of|response we like to see. {27524}{27620}- You say no, that makes my day.|- Right. {27620}{27692}Of course, everybody's always|talking about security {27692}{27740}but what -- what is actually|anybody doing about it? {27740}{27812}No, is quite|the correct answer. {27812}{27860}Yeah, it's quite|the correct answer indeed. {27860}{27956}Of course you'll never allow|somebody in your home {27956}{28003}just because they say,|"Oh, I'm a police officer." {28003}{28051}No. No, no, no.|You don't do that. {28051}{28099}No. {28099}{28147}You wait until they show you|the proper... {28147}{28219}- Badge.|- Yeah. The badge. {28243}{28291}- Yup.|- That's correct. Yeah. {28291}{28315}Um... {28363}{28459}May I, ask you a... {28483}{28555}somewhat personal question? {28555}{28651}Um, when exactly {28651}{28723}was it that you lost your,|your husband? {28747}{28843}It was just over|six months ago {28843}{28915}that my husband passed... {28915}{28939}Where are you going with this? {28939}{29010}Oh, I'm just thinking|about your... {29010}{29082}Your pension, yeah. {29082}{29154}I bet with a simple phone call|to one of my colleagues {29154}{29226}down in headquarters,|I could get you a... {29226}{29274}considerable increase|in your pension. {29274}{29322}I bet that I could,|I could double {29322}{29370}what you're currently receiving. {29418}{29466}Wait a minute. {29514}{29586}You could get me|double my pension {29586}{29634}from the police department|by calling people? {29634}{29682}Forgive me... {29682}{29778}I, I've tricked you, a bit. {29778}{29850}In fact, as it, as it stands {29850}{29922}I'm not,|I'm not a police officer. {29922}{29970}What? {29970}{30041}I'm an insurance agent, lady. {30041}{30113}The, the whole story|that I told you about the badge {30113}{30209}that's, t-that's something|that we've been asked to do {30209}{30305}by the authorities,|it's, it's for statistical {30305}{30353}purposes or something. {30377}{30425}- Hi, Glenn.|- Hi, Claire. {30425}{30497}- It's my friend Glenn.|- Glenn. Yeah, great guy. {30497}{30545}- You know Glenn?|- Yeah, sure. {30545}{30593}Listen, are you interested {30593}{30665}in this, this increase,|the money? {30689}{30737}Well, if you can double it. {30737}{30809}It won't take more than|a few minutes of your time. {30809}{30857}Alright, listen,|you can come in. {30857}{30929}This damn door sticks. {30929}{30953}I mean, what the heck's|the worst that could happen {30976}{31024}as long as you can|double my pension. {31096}{31144}Damn it. {31144}{31168}Something wrong? {31240}{31288}This is so damn humiliating. {31360}{31432}You know being forced|to, to stand out there {31432}{31528}exposed, time and time again {31528}{31624}have to be|put in these situations {31624}{31648}I don't know why. {31672}{31720}Listen, I'm sorry,|I-I... I was jus... {31720}{31768}You know|how humiliating it is? {31768}{31864}I am constantly being|put in these situations. {31888}{31912}It's just not fair. {31912}{31936}- No.|- Do you think it's fair? {31936}{32007}- No.|- No. {32007}{32031}Do you want me|to get you a cup of tea? {32031}{32103}Nah, nah, nah.|Don't worry about it. {32271}{32295}Fuck. {32295}{32391}Fuck. Fuck. Fuck. {32439}{32487}The hell do you think|you're going? {33566}{33638}Oh, no. Oh, no. {33734}{33782}Here. {33782}{33830}Put this under your head. {33926}{33973}I'm sorry... {34165}{34237}I'm so sorry. {34261}{34309}Oh... {34333}{34381}What can I do|to make this good again? {34501}{34549}What can I do? {34549}{34573}How can I help you? {34597}{34621}What can I do|to make it better? {34669}{34717}- Speak to me?|- Talk... {34717}{34765}- Can't talk? Okay.|- Can't. {35124}{35172}Hold on a second. {35172}{35268}I have something else I think|you're gonna like quite a bit. {35268}{35316}Do you like donuts? {35580}{35628}Have here... {35676}{35700}Here we go. {35772}{35844}Yes, chamomile. {35868}{35892}It's good for you. {36395}{36443}Jesus Chri... {42101}{42173}A murderer with OCD. {42173}{42245}It's almost ridiculous {42245}{42293}but how unfortunate|for you, Jack. {42293}{42389}And to top it off,|with cleaning compulsions. {45386}{45410}Shit. {48695}{48743}Please get out of the car, sir. {49078}{49126}Do you mind if I take a look|in the van please, sir? {49222}{49294}- I'd be a bad guy if I said no.|- Alright, open her up, please. {49294}{49318}Okay. {49486}{49534}I'm sorry, sir, but there's|been a minor break-in {49558}{49606}down the street just now. {49606}{49630}I'd like to ask you|a couple of questions {49630}{49702}about anything you may|have seen or heard, yeah? {49702}{49774}Glenn said you were|visiting Claire. {49798}{49846}I'm sorry y -- you said something|ab -- about a break-in? {49846}{49894}Well... {49918}{50013}Well, unfortunately|I think you've got {50013}{50061}a more serious problem. {50085}{50157}Claire, she's disappeared. {50205}{50253}Clair Miller has disappeared? {50253}{50349}Yeah, I've been,|sitting out here {50349}{50421}for the last two hours|in my van waiting for her. {50421}{50445}Right. {50469}{50517}You see, I contacted Claire {50517}{50613}because, her late husband|was a dear friend of mine. {50613}{50661}We worked together|for number of years {50661}{50733}on the railroad|and, I'm a collector. {50733}{50757}Yeah, I collect. {50781}{50853}I collect Trax. {50853}{50877}- Trax?|- Old issues of Trax. {50877}{50972}It's a, publication|owned by the railroad {50972}{51044}and, Jerry, {51044}{51092}I know, I happen|to know for a fact {51092}{51164}that he also subscribed|and was an enthusiast {51164}{51212}such as myself. {51212}{51284}So Claire said|she'd run inside {51284}{51332}and see if she could rustle up {51332}{51404}a couple of back issues for me. {51404}{51428}She didn't ask me in. {51428}{51452}Right. {51452}{51500}Better safe than sorry {51500}{51572}when an oddball like myself|just turns up, right? {51572}{51644}- Yeah.|- Yeah, yeah. {51644}{51764}So I knocked several times|and, she hasn't answered. {51764}{51812}Okay. {51812}{51884}Sir, I'm gonna ask you|to stay right here. {51884}{51932}I'm just gonna go take a look. {52315}{52363}Claire, it's Ed. {52435}{52507}- Maybe the door is open.|- What? {52507}{52579}Or maybe not. {53154}{53202}Claire, you here? {53322}{53346}Claire? {53514}{53538}- Is she up there?|- No, she's not up there. {53538}{53586}Maybe she went out|through the back. {53586}{53658}I, I think|I would have noticed that. {53658}{53778}This is really,|really strange. {53778}{53802}If you ask me, I'd say {53802}{53874}that this needs to be|thoroughly investigated. {53874}{53898}Right, well|I'm not askin' you. {53898}{53969}You know, I have to say,|also, that I heard {53969}{54089}some noises coming|from.... the living room. {54089}{54137}- Noises?|- Yeah, some noises. {54137}{54185}I, I, of course, I can't be sure {54185}{54233}but it sounded|a little bit like a... {54233}{54281}Like a scuffle of some kind. {54281}{54329}Scuffle? {54329}{54401}No, no, no. You're gonna have|to put that back down, now. {54401}{54473}Sir, that kind of investigation,|that's for police, don't. {54473}{54497}Right, right. {54497}{54569}Sir, I'm gonna have to ask you|to leave the house. {54569}{54641}- I'm sorry?|- Sir, now! {54641}{54689}Okay. {54689}{54737}You know, I'm gonna|do so under protest. {54737}{54809}I, I feel like|that my observations {54809}{54905}well, they could be of use|in an investigation. {54905}{54976}As a tax-paying citizen,|someone who is fully aware {54976}{55024}of my constitutional rights. {55024}{55048}What? {55048}{55120}O -- officer, please|allow me to finish {55120}{55168}I'm just trying to be|of assistance, okay? {55192}{55216}You've got one minute, sir. {55216}{55240}I would like|to recommend one thing {55240}{55288}and it's within my right, {55288}{55384}that this room|is inspected impeccably. {55432}{55528}With a magnifying glass|if you catch my drift. {55552}{55600}- Get out.|- Have a nice day, officer. {55600}{55648}Get out, sir. {57374}{57422}Don't the police officers|in your story {57446}{57494}seem exceptionally naive? {57494}{57542}Is that the point? {57542}{57662}No, but here it comes,|the point that is. {57662}{57710}I can hardly wait. {57949}{57997}The great rain! {58045}{58117}It washed away the long track|from my escape. {58189}{58237}Now, I don't consider myself {58237}{58309}a decidedly|devoted man of faith. {58309}{58381}Which, of course, is a|totally crazy thing to say {58381}{58453}considering|our present situation {58477}{58525}but I must admit... {58525}{58621}I experienced the rain,|the fiercest I have ever seen {58621}{58693}as a kind of a blessing. {58693}{58789}And the murder|as a kind of liberation. {58789}{58861}I felt I had|a higher protector. {58956}{58980}And in the reality you were {58980}{59052}just a terrifying|perverted Satan. {59292}{59388}But, did you understand,|or even better, did you accept {59388}{59484}the connection|to your own personality? {59484}{59580}That you yourself|were a psychopath? {59748}{59796}Well, I'm not stupid. {59868}{59916}That's rather unusual. {59916}{59963}The psychopath|will never accept {59963}{60011}his own diagnosis. {60083}{60131}But I did! {60131}{60179}For instance,|the psychopath's {60179}{60227}lack of empathy. {60227}{60323}I went to great lengths|to fake normal empathy... {60323}{60395}in order to hide|amongst the masses. {60419}{60467}Smile. {60515}{60587}Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes. {60731}{60779}Disappointed. {60803}{60899}Very, very disappointed. {61546}{61570}And the reeds? {61594}{61666}I was a very sensitive child... {61666}{61738}profoundly afraid of playing. {61738}{61786}For example, hide and seek. {61786}{61834}In the case of hide {61834}{61906}I always chose to run|in near panic {61906}{61977}into a field|of reeds to hide. {61977}{62073}I see something|other than a scared kid. {62073}{62169}I see a kid with a more|mysterious goal. {62169}{62265}The choice of the dash through|the reeds was an escape {62265}{62337}but also an open|invitation to the pursuer {62337}{62457}because of the clear path|of broken reeds left behind. {62457}{62529}Was there an element|of come and catch me {62553}{62577}in you as a child? {62577}{62673}Or perhaps, more importantly {62673}{62721}in you as a person? {62769}{62841}Was there never a tiny grain|of disappointment {62841}{62913}about the great rain|that washed away {62937}{62984}your tracks so you|couldn't be caught? {62984}{63056}More like amazement... {63056}{63128}when I think about all the|things I've done in my life {63128}{63200}without it, in any way,|resulting in punishment. {63656}{63704}I loved when the men|from the village {63728}{63776}cut the meadows|with their scythes. {63943}{64015}Back then one spoke|of the breath of the meadow. {64039}{64087}Everyone working in rhythm {64087}{64159}exhaling when they mowed,|and inhaling when they pulled {64159}{64207}the scythes back. {64759}{64831}It was as if the meadow|lived at its fullest {64831}{64855}in my consciousness... {64879}{64927}when I listened|to its breath. {66940}{67012}Stop that. {67060}{67084}Stop it. {67132}{67180}Stop it! {67252}{67300}Stop it! {67804}{67900}Experience had taught me|how to strangle correctly {67900}{67947}and for long enough. {68163}{68187}Bravo, Jack! {68187}{68307}You certainly|are clever and tough... {68307}{68355}just like|all the other criminals. {68859}{68954}The fact is, when,|after several more murders {68954}{69026}I felt my OCD diminish {69026}{69074}I started to take|greater chances. {70753}{70825}This time I was completely|dissatisfied with the pictures {70825}{70897}so I decided to take new ones. {71760}{71832}Fuck. Fuck! Fuck it! {72407}{72455}Shit! {72479}{72527}It struck me like lightning|from a clear sky. {72527}{72551}Fuck! {72551}{72575}I couldn't resist running {72575}{72599}that little old lady over. {72647}{72695}It made my already rather|daring plan of bringing {72695}{72767}the first body back|to the scene of the murder {72767}{72839}in order to take|some more inspired photos {72839}{72887}a great deal more dangerous. {72887}{72958}I now had a severely|hemorrhaging body {72958}{73054}and another body in a bizarre,|frozen position on my hands. {73078}{73102}Goddammit! {73294}{73366}Could you elaborate a little {73366}{73438}on why the old lady had to die? {73438}{73534}I can't explain it all,|but perhaps I can describe it {73534}{73582}as the kind of blood frenzy {73582}{73654}an ermine experiences|in a hen house. {73678}{73750}Do you know Blake's poems... {73750}{73798}about the lamb and the tiger? {73822}{73918}I do know Blake superficially {73918}{74013}but I'm afraid I won't escape|a comprehensive tutorial. {74085}{74133}God created both|the lamb and the tiger. {74205}{74253}The lamb represents innocence {74253}{74301}and the tiger represents|savagery. {74301}{74373}Both parts are perfect|and necessary. {74373}{74421}The tiger lives|on blood and murder {74421}{74469}kills the lamb... {74469}{74565}and that is also|the artist's nature. {74565}{74661}You read Blake like|the devil reads the Bible. {74661}{74733}After all, the poor lamb|didn't ask to die {74733}{74853}in order to become even|the greatest art. {74853}{74901}The lamb has been bestowed|with the honor of living {74901}{74972}forever in art,|and art is divine. {75092}{75164}But still the same red van.|Now all bloody. {75164}{75212}Somewhat reckless,|I should think {75212}{75260}if you don't want|to be found out. {75308}{75404}Now, that's exactly|what I thought... {75404}{75452}but I didn't have|the strength to change it {75452}{75524}and besides, everything was|still going remarkably well. {75596}{75668}Sometimes the best way|to hide is to not hide at all. {76051}{76171}But now, as I said,|the OCD was on decline... {76195}{76267}so I took deliberate risks|and didn't remove the blood {76267}{76339}from either the bedroom|or the car. {76339}{76411}It was actually quite|liberating to reach that point. {76507}{76603}It turned out the little old|lady who was merely an accident {76603}{76723}added a great touch of humor|to my staged photographs. {76723}{76771}And I was very pleased|with the outcome. {76986}{77034}Sophistication. {77058}{77130}Mr. Sophistication? Of course! {77130}{77202}Your narcissism|knows no bounds. {77394}{77442}I sent the picture|to the local paper {77442}{77514}which usually distinguished|itself by running stories {77514}{77634}about missing, not to say,|stolen garden gates {77634}{77706}and so, might do well|with a story with a, you know {77706}{77754}little more bite. {77754}{77826}For me though, what was really|sensational about the work {77826}{77898}with the photo,|it wasn't the image {77898}{77945}but the negative. {78017}{78065}When I was ten years old,|I discovered {78065}{78137}that through the negative,|you could see {78137}{78233}the real inner|demonic quality of the light. {78233}{78281}The dark light. {79432}{79528}But what about|repentance, Jack? {79528}{79624}The ones I deal with tend|to repent all over the place. {79672}{79720}I repent nothing {79720}{79768}no matter how long|we have to walk {79768}{79840}but I did think|of something the other day. {79840}{79935}Imagine a man|walking down a street {79935}{79983}underneath the street lamps. {79983}{80055}Right under a light|his shadow is the densest {80055}{80103}but also the tiniest. {80103}{80151}Then when he starts to move {80151}{80223}his shadow grows|in front of him. {80223}{80271}The shadow becomes|bigger and bigger {80271}{80343}while it thins out|and the shadow behind him {80343}{80415}from the next lamppost emerges {80415}{80487}and becomes|shorter and shorter {80487}{80535}until it reaches|its ultimate density {80535}{80631}as the man stands directly|underneath the light. {80631}{80679}Let's say that the man standing {80679}{80727}underneath the first lamppost|is me {80727}{80775}when I've just|committed a murder. {80775}{80847}I feel strong and content. {80847}{80942}I start to walk and the shadow|in front of me grows bigger {80942}{81014}like my pleasure,|but at the same time {81014}{81110}pain is on its way,|represented by the shadow {81110}{81182}behind me|from the next lamppost {81182}{81278}and at the midpoint|between the lampposts {81278}{81374}the pain is so great|it outweighs my pleasure. {81374}{81446}And with every step forward|pleasure dissolves {81446}{81518}and pain|intensifies behind me. {81518}{81614}Finally the pain|is so unbearably intense {81614}{81686}that I have to act,|so when I reach the point {81686}{81758}with the next lamp in zenith {81758}{81782}I will kill again. {81830}{81925}I know you want|to be someone special, Jack {81949}{82021}but let's face it,|this illustration can be used {82021}{82093}for any addict's tale of woe. {82093}{82141}The alcoholic empties|the bottle at the zenith {82165}{82189}et cetera, et cetera. {82237}{82285}But what about the family? {82453}{82525}I understand that your|occupation didn't leave {82525}{82597}any room for a family|in your life. {82597}{82669}No, why? {82669}{82741}Well, it could be,|despite everything {82741}{82813}that speculating about this|might have triggered {82813}{82885}just a tiny bit|of human feeling. {82885}{83004}For example, a variation on|what those of us less clever {83004}{83052}might call need. {83052}{83124}Need? Because|I never had a family? {83124}{83196}No, I can't say that it did. {83196}{83268}But the concept of family|actually inspired {83268}{83340}one of my greatest works. {83939}{83987}Okay, hats for everyone {83987}{84035}you are to keep|your hats on at all times. {84035}{84107}- Thank you.|- Safety procedures. {84251}{84275}Can we go up there, mom? {84299}{84347}Of course we're gonna go up. {84347}{84395}Smile, grumpy, it'll be fun. {84395}{84443}I don't think so. {84443}{84515}It's for your sake we've come|all the way out here. {84515}{84587}I told you I didn't wanna go. {84587}{84611}You wanna see the weapons? {84659}{84731}This, George, is a rifle. {84731}{84827}This rifle has the capacity|to hit its target {84827}{84899}at a distance|of several 100 yards. {84899}{84946}And kill larger animals. {84994}{85042}Have you killed|any large animals? {85066}{85114}Well, yes, I have. {85114}{85162}But that's not something|that I'm proud of. {85162}{85234}If I'd killed|some large animals {85234}{85258}I'd be proud of it. {85258}{85354}I guess that's where|you and I differ, Georgie. {85354}{85402}This here is a shotgun. {85426}{85498}It's what they call|a smoothbore weapon. {85498}{85546}This is not as precise|as the rifle {85546}{85594}but it's more effective {85594}{85642}when the animal is closer|and moving. {85690}{85738}You can touch it if you want. {85738}{85762}Can I? {85786}{85834}Yeah. {85834}{85882}Are we going hunting? {85882}{85906}No. {85929}{85977}Hunting is such|an unpleasant thing. {86073}{86145}I used to hunt quite a bit,|but I've stopped. {86145}{86169}Why? {86193}{86289}To be honest,|I find hunting distasteful. {86289}{86361}For example, if I wanted|to shoot some of the crows {86361}{86433}up in that tree,|we'd be talking about {86433}{86529}what is known as culling,|which quite simply means {86529}{86625}you want to determine which|animals you are going to allow {86625}{86649}to live in your forest. {86697}{86745}The crow has no value as prey {86745}{86817}but can be culled because|they are seen as something {86817}{86913}of a threat to animals|you wanna cultivate. {86936}{87056}Culling, it's also such|an unpleasant word. {87056}{87152}It has a tinge of ethnic|cleansing about it. {87152}{87248}The very sick|and twisted act of hunting {87248}{87296}has been ritualized {87296}{87368}to such an unsettling degree. {87368}{87440}The battue, for example {87440}{87488}where a row of beaters|scares the living daylight {87488}{87536}out of an entire forest. {87608}{87680}Not to mention the trophy|parade, practiced primarily {87680}{87728}in Europe|at the end of the hunt {87728}{87776}as a final insult {87776}{87872}in which each species|has its own traditional place. {87872}{87919}We want to go up|in the tower, mom. {87919}{87943}George, wait. {87943}{87991}Yep, we are going up. {88231}{88279}Okay, George,|you want to shoot? {88447}{88519}I'll aim... {88519}{88543}you pull the trigger. {88615}{88639}Fire! {88711}{88735}Excellent! {88903}{88974}To fell an animal of this size {88974}{89022}you have to be sure|to hit it in the vitals {89022}{89094}which is to say here,|in the area of the lungs. {89118}{89166}As you can see,|this one was hit here {89190}{89238}in the hind quarter. {89238}{89262}An animal could run|a great distance {89262}{89334}with an injury such as this. {89334}{89382}That's why typically|a good hunter would have {89382}{89502}a Schweiss-dog, that's trained|in following a blood trail {89502}{89574}so you can track the animal|down and finish the job. {89622}{89742}Schweiss, well, that's|the word we use for blood trail. {89742}{89838}Congratulations, young Georgie,|you hit the animal. {89886}{89981}So you had found yourself|a family? {89981}{90101}Yes, that's also how|I like to see it. {90173}{90269}But it's all so much|simpler with animals. {90269}{90317}What do you mean? {90317}{90365}The order is important. {90389}{90461}The hind will typically run in|the front with the largest fawn {90461}{90509}following the smallest last. {90533}{90557}You'd typically shoot|at the deer {90557}{90581}starting with the rear one {90605}{90677}based on the fact that the two|older animals can survive {90677}{90701}without the young one {90725}{90773}whereas, if you shot|the mother first {90773}{90821}and didn't get the others {90821}{90893}both fawns would probably|not survive. {90893}{90988}So in this manner,|you then shoot the bigger fawn {90988}{91036}and then the mother last. {91132}{91180}Stay down! {91324}{91372}Stop! George! {91420}{91468}George! {91468}{91540}My family was moving|in the wrong order. {91540}{91612}I have always taken|ethical hunting rules {91612}{91660}very seriously. {91660}{91780}On that point, I think of|myself as a bit of a gentleman. {91804}{91852}A gentleman, really? {91900}{91947}Or a Mr. Sophistication even? {92523}{92523}No! No! {92715}{92739}No! {93506}{93554}George doesn't seem to have|much of an appetite. {93626}{93674}Perhaps he'd like|some of that pie. {93842}{93937}You know, when I was a boy,|I never got enough pie. {93985}{94033}Why don't you do as I say... {94057}{94129}and give the youngster|a little piece of pie? {94201}{94249}It's if have no say|in the matter. {94417}{94489}This was supposed to be|an enjoyable picnic. {94777}{94825}This has been a good day. {94897}{94944}An excellent day. {95040}{95088}Do you have a favorite number? {95136}{95160}Any number? {95208}{95256}Everybody has|a favorite number. {95424}{95472}Twelve. {95472}{95496}Twelve. {95568}{95616}That's an excellent number. {95688}{95736}Very good number indeed. {95784}{95832}Picnic's over. {95880}{95927}You can go ahead. {95975}{96023}I'll take care of the kids. {96215}{96239}One. {96263}{96311}Two. {96335}{96383}Three. {96383}{96407}Four. {96431}{96479}Five. {96479}{96527}Six. {96527}{96551}Seven. {96575}{96623}Eight. {96647}{96671}Nine. {96719}{96743}Ten. {96743}{96791}Eleven. {96839}{96863}Twelve. {97582}{97630}Schweiss. {97678}{97726}Exactly. {100795}{100867}Do you expect me|to praise you or applaud? {100867}{100938}You know, I'm sad {100938}{100986}that you're|so judgmental, Verge. {100986}{101082}Don't look at the acts,|look at the works. {101082}{101130}The whole notion of trophies. {101130}{101202}No. No, no, no! {101202}{101274}You're constantly|trying to manipulate me. {101274}{101322}And with children {101322}{101370}the most sensitive|subject of all. {101418}{101466}I'm also sensitive, Verge. {101538}{101610}I cannot sleep on a sheet with|even the smallest wrinkle. {101682}{101778}The hunt, after all,|is a metaphor for love. {101778}{101850}And that is your weakness,|Jack. {101850}{101921}So much has happened|during those days {101921}{101993}let's call it signs|in the sun and the moon {101993}{102089}which claimed my presence|for yet another work of art {102089}{102137}and roused my aggression. {102377}{102401}First, the eclipse. {102497}{102569}Then the volcanic eruption|of Mount St. Helens {102569}{102617}which I could see|from my lot. {102617}{102713}I had just then decided|that using cinder blocks {102713}{102761}was totally, totally wrong. {102809}{102857}So I decided|to change the material. {102904}{102928}The divine material. {102976}{103024}Love, Jack. {103024}{103072}Love is also an art. {103072}{103120}Not to mention intimacy. {103264}{103336}The Iceman always inhaled|his victims' last breath. {103336}{103384}Jack! {103480}{103528}Insane {106117}{106141}Verge? {106165}{106189}I'm here, Jack. {106453}{106501}I don't feel so good, Verge. {106597}{106669}There's a sour taste|in my mouth. {106669}{106765}You want me to show you the|way to the next whiskey bar? {106861}{106932}It's the acid|you are starting to taste. {106980}{107028}It appears at this depth. {107076}{107172}I'm afraid you are going|to have to get used to it. {107532}{107604}I placed Grumpy|in the anteroom... {107652}{107700}and left him there|until rigor mortis {107700}{107748}had disappeared. {107772}{107844}I had a plan|for little Grumpy. {107892}{107939}What does that mean? {108011}{108107}Those who are really good|at taxidermy {108107}{108155}can make the animals|look alive {108155}{108227}by changing their expressions|and positions {108251}{108347}so it becomes|a whole little scene. {108347}{108443}I discovered that if I worked|around rigor mortis {108443}{108515}and worked before|the corpses froze {108515}{108587}then I could manipulate|their expressions {108611}{108683}and positions with|steel wire, pins, tape {108683}{108731}and things like that. {108731}{108779}And then when they were frozen {108779}{108827}remove it all|and have a nearly {108851}{108875}credible human being. {108875}{108970}Grumpy was grumpy no more. {108970}{109042}Was that what you were after? {109042}{109114}A completely credible|human being? {109114}{109186}Without becoming too romantic,|might one say {109186}{109258}that exactly that|is reminiscent {109258}{109330}of a kind of desire for love? {109330}{109402}I had a romance. {109858}{109929}Where did the crutch|come from, Jack? {109929}{110001}You hadn't hurt yourself,|had you? {110001}{110097}A very useful little trick|if you wish to look harmless. {110097}{110193}In general, if you carry some|luggage and a crutch {110193}{110265}people come running to assist {110265}{110313}and then you force them|into the car with a weapon. {110313}{110385}What does that|have to do with love? {110433}{110505}I really had strong feelings|for this one {110505}{110601}much stronger than a psychopath|should be able to have. {110841}{110865}Smile. {111176}{111200}Hey. {111296}{111344}Talk to me. {111368}{111392}I can't. {111416}{111464}I hate the way you look at me. {111608}{111656}The way I look at you? {111752}{111776}Okay. {112687}{112735}Can you tell me|what's on your mind now? {112902}{112950}I just don't know|where I've got you. {112998}{113070}Are you trying to leave me? {113070}{113118}I feel like you're trying|to leave me. {113142}{113190}I'm not going to leave you. {113238}{113262}I'm right here. {113478}{113502}You feel that? {113574}{113646}I'm right here,|on the other end of the line. {113814}{113838}Hang up for a second. {114101}{114173}- Hello.|- Who am I speaking with? {114269}{114317}You know who|you are speaking with. {114413}{114461}You know I'd never leave you. {114509}{114533}Now what do you say? {114629}{114677}Don't you think we deserve|a drink? {114725}{114773}Sure. {114773}{114821}I'll be over shortly|for cocktails. {114940}{114988}♪ I went down {115132}{115156}Simple? {115228}{115252}You know I hate it|when you call me Simple. {115276}{115324}My name is Jacqueline. {115324}{115348}Jacqueline? {115396}{115492}Did old Mr. and Mrs. Simple really|have that vivid an imagination? {115540}{115612}Jacqueline...|I bet they got that {115612}{115684}right out of "The New York|Times" crossword puzzle. {115684}{115756}To me, your name is|Simple, simple. {115828}{115899}Hey, you've got great tits. {115923}{115995}Why do you always|have to be so crude? {116019}{116091}What... {116091}{116139}Is that being crude? {116139}{116163}I don't think|I was being crude. {116211}{116259}Have you figured out|the difference between {116259}{116307}lions and tigers? {116379}{116427}Tigers have stripes. {116427}{116451}And where do they live? {116523}{116571}Africa? {116691}{116763}And the difference between|an architect and an engineer? {116835}{116859}Architect draws houses? {116930}{116978}And an engineer? {117098}{117146}Also draws houses? {117194}{117218}You call that a difference? {117266}{117362}An engineer reads music,|an architect plays music {117362}{117458}if that's something your|limited brain can process. {117530}{117602}Why do you always|have to be so cruel? {117626}{117698}I'm not completely stupid. {117698}{117770}That fucking depends on your|definition of "Completely." {117889}{117913}Can we just talk|about something normal? {117913}{117961}- Like...|- Like? {117961}{117985}What you do,|something like that? {117985}{118033}Information about what I do. {118081}{118153}In simple terms that|a simpleton can understand {118177}{118201}is that right, Simple? {118249}{118273}Yes. {118393}{118417}I kill. {118489}{118513}Okay. {118633}{118705}I've killed 60 people. {118777}{118825}I'm a serial killer, Simple. {118873}{118920}You're weird. {118944}{118992}I'm weird? {118992}{119064}Why, because I'm saying that|I've killed 61 people? {119088}{119136}You said 60 before. {119256}{119352}If you weren't as dumb|as a fucking doorknob {119352}{119400}you would be familiar|with the term "Updated." {119472}{119568}Just because the number|was 60 an hour ago {119568}{119640}doesn't mean that|it can't easily become {119640}{119688}61 in just|a couple of minutes. {119688}{119736}Well, I'm not dumb|as a doorknob. {119784}{119832}Maybe I haven't|read as many books as you. {119832}{119903}Simple, come on. {119903}{119927}You're as dumb as fuck. {119975}{120023}Now why don't you be|a good little dreamboat {120023}{120095}and go get me a magic marker. {120095}{120143}Could you bring me|a magic marker? {120191}{120215}Red or black? {120239}{120287}E -- either one's fine. {122781}{122805}You're fucking weird. {123188}{123236}Excuse me. {123236}{123284}- Officer.|- Yeah. {123284}{123332}My friend is, like,|totally weird {123356}{123404}and he said he killed|60 people {123404}{123452}or maybe even 61. {123476}{123500}Have you been drinking? {123500}{123596}Um, yeah. {123596}{123620}Then stop. {123644}{123740}Everything that this woman|has said... {123764}{123788}is true. {123860}{123907}I have killed 60 people! {123955}{124003}Sixty people! {124003}{124051}I'm a serial killer. {124051}{124099}Please help me. {124123}{124195}I've also been|a horrible human being... {124243}{124267}to this woman right here... {124363}{124411}Ms. Jacqueline. {124531}{124603}Miss, would you be kind enough|to sweep up your friend here {124603}{124651}and take him back inside? {124651}{124699}I can't order you both|to stop drinking {124699}{124747}but I would recommend it. {125562}{125610}I can never make it up to you. {125658}{125706}Never be able|to make it up to you. {126065}{126113}Can you forgive me? {126161}{126185}Yeah. {126305}{126329}I forgive you. {126473}{126545}Come on.|Let's go inside. {126689}{126737}You need some pills. {126737}{126785}I've got a friend|who's got some good pills. {129230}{129278}Are you leaving? {129374}{129446}I was just gonna go|get some pills. {129638}{129710}Do you have my.... my keys? {129710}{129782}I'm not gonna take|some random pills. {129877}{129973}You know, I really think|I deserve better than this. {130069}{130093}I'm gonna hang on to the keys. {130165}{130237}It's a bad habit for you to {130237}{130285}go rushing downstairs|every time {130309}{130357}we start to have,|have a good time. {130381}{130429}Right? {130501}{130549}You're walking|without your crutch. {130669}{130741}And you weren't|using it downstairs either. {131148}{131220}You're Mr. Sophistication,|aren't you? {131340}{131388}If you feel like screaming... {131436}{131484}I definitely think|that you should. {131939}{131963}You call that screaming? {132011}{132059}Help! Help! {132107}{132155}Help! {132155}{132203}Yes, help! {132203}{132251}There's a murderer|in the building! {132275}{132299}It's Mr. Sophistication! {132323}{132371}Help! {132371}{132419}Help! {132539}{132587}Hey. {132587}{132635}Hey. Hey. {132970}{133018}Do you hear? {133018}{133090}Do you hear anything? {133090}{133138}Do you hear anybody|running downstairs to help? {133258}{133330}Some neighbors you have. {133330}{133378}You want to try the window? {133378}{133426}I just want my keys. {133474}{133522}I just want my keys. {133546}{133570}I want my keys. {133594}{133666}Help! {133666}{133714}Help! {133762}{133810}Help me! {133858}{133905}Please help me! {134265}{134361}You know, maybe I'm mistaken,|but... {134361}{134385}as far as I can tell... {134433}{134529}not a single light|has gone on {134529}{134577}in any apartment or stairwell. {134577}{134625}You know why that is? {134649}{134745}'Cause in this hell of a town... {134769}{134817}in this hell of a country... {134865}{134984}in this hell of a world,|nobody wants to help! {135104}{135176}You can scream... {135176}{135248}from now until Christmas Eve {135272}{135344}and the only answer|you'll get {135344}{135416}is the deafening silence|that you're hearing right now. {135752}{135800}Can't we talk? {135848}{135895}There's a time for talking {135919}{135967}and a time for being quiet. {135967}{136039}Open your mouth. {136039}{136063}Open your mouth! {136878}{136926}Okay, Simple. {136926}{136998}Oh, I'm sorry,|Ms. Jacqueline. {136998}{137094}Now, it's time... {137118}{137166}for you to choose a knife. {137190}{137238}All you have to do is nod. {137310}{137334}No? {137406}{137430}What about this one? {137478}{137502}You don't like|that one either? {137502}{137550}Okay. {137574}{137622}How about this one? {137766}{137814}Well... {137862}{137909}that's an interesting|choice, Simple. {138173}{138221}You know... {138269}{138365}there is something that has been|bothering Mr. Sophistication... {138413}{138461}for quite a bit. {138485}{138533}And perhaps it's more|interesting to him... {138581}{138629}than it would be to you. {138677}{138749}But to be honest {138749}{138821}he gets pretty fuckin' pissed|when he thinks about it. {138845}{138916}Why is it always|the man's fault? {138988}{139060}No matter where you go {139060}{139156}it's like you're some sort of|wandering guilty person. {139228}{139348}Without even having harmed|a single kitten. {139420}{139492}I actually get sad|when I think about it. {139636}{139708}If one is so unfortunate... {139756}{139828}as to have been born male... {139875}{139923}then you're also born guilty. {139971}{140043}Think of the injustice in that. {140091}{140163}Women are always|the victims, right? {140235}{140331}And men, they are always|the criminals. {140859}{140906}Told you before,|this is private property. {140978}{141026}I want you to leave. {141122}{141194}All the king's horses|and all the king's men {141218}{141290}couldn't put Simple|back together again. {141338}{141386}Why are they always so stupid? {141410}{141458}Who's stupid? {141458}{141578}All the women you kill strike|me as seriously unintelligent. {141578}{141602}Come on. {141602}{141650}I've also killed men. {141650}{141722}But you only talk|about the stupid women {141746}{141818}unless you think|all women are stupid. {141818}{141913}Well, the stories I've told|were selected at random, but -- {141913}{142009}You feel superior to women|and want to brag? {142009}{142081}It turns you on,|doesn't it, Jack? {142081}{142129}No, no, but women are easier. {142129}{142225}Not physically, they're|just easier to work with. {142225}{142249}More cooperative. {142249}{142297}To kill, you mean. {142297}{142345}If you like. {142345}{142393}Mr. Sophistication believes|in that theory. {142393}{142513}So, Mr. Sophistication|is, the theoretician? {142513}{142537}I can tell|you're lapping it up {142561}{142609}when I tell you about|Mr. Sophistication. {142609}{142657}"So Jack hears voices {142657}{142729}"that order him|to do this or do that. {142729}{142777}Jack must be psychotic." {142777}{142849}I loathe diagnosis you can|just write down in letters. {142896}{142992}That's not fair,|the letters are clear. {142992}{143064}They look after us|and create boundaries {143064}{143136}between good and evil,|and they carry religion. {143160}{143208}Religion has ruined|human beings {143208}{143304}because your God teaches people|to deny the tiger in themselves {143304}{143376}and turns us all|into a throng of slaves {143376}{143424}too shameful to acknowledge it. {143424}{143496}Oh, Jack, you should have read {143496}{143544}the right letters in your life {143544}{143616}but you didn't want to. {143832}{143903}The collection of corpses were|mostly frozen {143903}{143927}shortly after death {143927}{143999}however, I think a handful|of them, by chance {143999}{144119}had reached, at least, a|certain degree of putrefaction {144119}{144167}before I managed|to get them on ice. {144167}{144263}Can you say if putrefaction|is good or evil? {144263}{144335}Most people would say,|it's the natural breakdown {144359}{144407}which, in the end,|is a reaction of matter {144407}{144479}which is the basis for life|on earth. {144479}{144551}Thereby, it's neither|particularly good nor evil {144551}{144623}and that a human being must be|perceived as alive {144623}{144671}if you're to describe|that person's qualities {144671}{144767}and identify that person's|ultimate goal. {144767}{144815}But this is where|Mr. Sophistication {144815}{144886}has a very different opinion. {144886}{144958}He argues quite well|that the ultimate goal {144958}{145030}for the human being|is not prior to death {145030}{145078}but after. {145078}{145150}You reduce everything human|to matter {145150}{145246}and that way life disappears|and along with it art {145246}{145294}which you value so highly. {145294}{145390}Verge, you're a bitter|old bastard. {145390}{145486}You kill art by imposing|your moral ruler on life {145486}{145534}which I want to free {145534}{145582}because art is so immeasurably|vaster {145606}{145630}than we will ever understand. {145630}{145678}May I illustrate now? {145678}{145774}There is no avoiding it,|is there? {145869}{145941}I don't have a handle on|how many processes take part {145941}{146013}in the decay of a dead human {146013}{146085}but I know a bit|about dessert wines. {146109}{146181}In order to achieve|the most sublime sweetness {146181}{146253}and the greatest wines,|nature has provided us {146253}{146277}with various methods. {146301}{146397}The three most common forms|of decomposition are {146397}{146445}frost... {146445}{146493}dehydration... {146493}{146541}and a fungus|with the enticingly {146541}{146589}mysterious name,|the noble rot. {146781}{146829}The first method is the one|that in Germany {146829}{146900}is used to produce "Eiswein." {146900}{146948}The method|quite simply entails {146948}{146996}leaving the grapes on the vine|for so long {146996}{147092}that they are exposed to frost|for a certain number of nights {147092}{147116}before they are pressed. {147116}{147188}This method increases|the sugar content {147188}{147236}in the wine dramatically. {147260}{147332}It is very risky, as the grapes|must have certain qualities {147332}{147404}in order to be able to|withstand the process. {147404}{147476}On top of that,|there can be uncertainty {147476}{147524}about whether or not the first|night's frost {147524}{147620}lives up precisely to the|expectations, et cetera. {147644}{147716}The second method|is called "Trockenbeeren" {147716}{147764}in which the grapes are|allowed to hang on the vine {147764}{147883}until they dry up and very|nearly become raisins. {147883}{147931}The last method,|which, for example {147931}{148003}is essential for the|production of Sauternes {148003}{148075}is a kind of mold|that causes grapes {148075}{148123}to be very full-bodied {148123}{148219}and have an explosively high|sugar content. {148219}{148267}You could say about|all three processes {148267}{148315}that it's the breakdown|that lifts the living grape {148339}{148363}up to be a part of an artwork. {148411}{148483}You can view the processes|that start in a human being {148483}{148531}after death in the same manner. {148531}{148651}Says you! And I still say that|without love there is no art. {148651}{148723}It's not up for debate. {148723}{148795}The thing you are talking|about with the grapes {148795}{148866}is just nature's|method of decomposing. {148866}{148986}If decomposition|is a way to salvation {148986}{149034}then what about your house? {149058}{149106}By God, you cannot convince me {149106}{149178}that the idea of your first|house being torn down {149202}{149250}was, in any way, satisfying. {149250}{149346}Do you claim that|it was built to be torn down? {149370}{149442}No, of course it wasn't ideal {149442}{149466}and I'm sorry to say|that it happened {149466}{149514}no less than three more times {149538}{149610}that I started construction|and then became doubtful. {149610}{149658}It was difficult to create|the house {149658}{149706}that I had dreamed of. {149706}{149778}The material didn't do|what I wanted it to do. {149778}{149826}The houses I had drawn|had already {149826}{149897}at the very first detail,|something banal {149897}{149945}not to say ordinary,|about them {149945}{150041}Isn't that what in art|you would call epigonism? {150041}{150113}Your great talent|only reached so far {150137}{150185}you, artist of all times. {150209}{150281}When you were writing,|didn't you yourself plan {150281}{150353}the destruction of your most|popular literary work? {150377}{150449}"The Aeneid"|was a commissioned work {150449}{150545}where the ruling power and|its ideas were glorified by me {150545}{150641}to the point|where it was no longer art. {150641}{150713}But if glorification|could demean a work... {150761}{150809}why should destruction|and demolition {150809}{150880}not be able to do the opposite|and create art? {150928}{151000}Albert Speer invented|"The Theory of Ruin Value" {151024}{151072}by examining the Greek|and Roman ruins {151072}{151168}and constructed his buildings|using both weaker {151168}{151192}and stronger materials {151192}{151264}so that they, in a thousand|years, would appear {151264}{151312}as aesthetically perfect ruins. {151360}{151408}Which fortunately|were smashed to atoms {151408}{151528}in mere few years|after their construction. {151528}{151600}Hubris is punished by nemesis {151600}{151672}if I may use an old-fashioned|expression. {151672}{151720}But an artist must be cynical {151720}{151816}and not worry about the welfare|of humans or Gods in his art. {151816}{151887}This talk about|the value of ruins {151887}{151959}makes it too obvious, not to|mention, another subject. {151983}{152007}The value of icons. {152439}{152487}The Stuka {152487}{152559}without a doubt the world's|most beautiful airplane {152559}{152655}and to top it off featuring an|eerily sophisticated detail. {152655}{152727}I'm sure you know|what I'm talking about. {152727}{152799}No, by God|that has never interested me {152799}{152870}but do tell me about it. {152870}{152918}The Stuka was a dive-bomber. {152918}{152966}They say that the pilots|actually passed out {152966}{153014}for a brief moment|during the actual dive. {153014}{153086}But the detail per favore. {153086}{153134}Fantastic. {153134}{153158}Incomparable. {153158}{153230}Notice the sound|when the plane dives. {153230}{153278}The screeching sound. {153278}{153374}A result of poor design|if you ask me. {153374}{153446}Poor design, please. {153446}{153542}On the contrary,|the screeching was intrinsic {153542}{153638}sirens were attached to|the undercarriage of the plane {153638}{153758}purposely designed as a|psychological act of war. {153758}{153853}No one who heard it in action|will ever forget that sound. {153853}{153925}It made the blood run cold|in everyone's veins. {153949}{153997}Known as Jericho's Trumpet. {154045}{154117}Sadistic, but in your eyes {154117}{154165}probably a masterpiece. {154165}{154261}No, more than a masterpiece. {154285}{154333}An icon. {154333}{154381}The person or persons,|who conceived the Stuka {154381}{154477}and its functions,|were icon-creators. {154477}{154525}What I'm getting at is this {154525}{154573}as disinclined|as the world is {154573}{154645}to acknowledge|the beauty of decay {154645}{154717}it's just as disinclined|to give credit to those {154717}{154765}no credit to us {154789}{154837}who create the real icons|of this planet. {154884}{154908}We are deemed|the ultimate evil. {155028}{155124}All the icons that have had|and always will have {155124}{155148}an impact on the world {155148}{155220}are for me extravagant art. {155508}{155556}The noble rot. {155556}{155652}Stop it.... you Antichrist! {155652}{155724}I don't recall ever having|escorted {155724}{155820}a so thoroughly depraved|person as you, Jack. {155891}{155963}Since you have now apparently|set your heart {155963}{156035}in mass extermination {156035}{156083}let me make a brief comment {156083}{156131}about the Buchenwald camp {156131}{156275}that emphasizes my attitude|towards art and love. {156275}{156371}In the middle of this|concentration camp stood a tree {156371}{156443}and not just any old tree,|but an oak {156443}{156515}and not just any oak,|but the one Goethe {156515}{156563}when he was young,|sat beneath {156563}{156683}and wrote some of humanity's|most important works. {156683}{156707}Goethe. {156707}{156779}Here you can talk about|masterpieces {156779}{156827}and the value of icons. {156850}{156922}The personification|of humanism, dignity {156922}{157042}culture and goodness|was by the irony of faith {157042}{157090}suddenly present {157090}{157162}in the middle of one|of the all time {157162}{157234}greatest crimes|against humanity. {157282}{157330}Some people claim|that the atrocities we commit {157330}{157402}in our fiction|are those inner desires {157402}{157498}which we cannot commit in our|controlled civilization. {157498}{157594}So they are expressed instead|through our art. {157594}{157618}I don't agree. {157642}{157714}I believe heaven and hell|are one and the same. {157714}{157810}The soul belongs to heaven|and the body to hell. {157810}{157929}The soul is reason and the body|is all the dangerous things {157929}{158001}for example art and icons. {158097}{158145}Let me finish|with a curiosity. {158193}{158217}I've always considered it|ridiculous {158217}{158265}when I've heard about the|serial killer's {158265}{158313}favorite trophy. {158313}{158361}Here you are, Jack. {158385}{158457}And yet I let myself be|tempted to not let {158457}{158529}Simple's other breast|go to waste {158529}{158577}but have it prepared and sown. {158577}{158625}Also a small icon. {158673}{158697}Thank you, sir. {159344}{159392}Do you wanna fucking die? {159440}{159512}- No.|- Then do what I fucking say. {159584}{159632}Do what I say! {159680}{159728}Unlock it. {159776}{159800}Drop the keys. {159824}{159871}Turn around. {159919}{159943}Cuff. {159967}{159991}Cuff! {160878}{160902}Kneel down. {161022}{161070}We're freezing. {161070}{161118}One of the others|fainted earlier. {161142}{161190}We're dying of cold. {161214}{161238}We're dying. {161334}{161382}Really? "We're freezing." {161430}{161478}I guess I owe you gentlemen|an explanation. {161574}{161622}During World War II|on the eastern front {161622}{161742}German soldiers had large|programs of executions {161742}{161790}but were in short supply|of ammunition {161790}{161909}so they experimented with the|execution of several individuals {161909}{161981}with one,|just one single bullet. {161981}{162053}Now as a tribute|to that, ingenuity... {162101}{162197}I'm going to conduct a small|experiment of my own. {162221}{162269}I'm going to use... {162317}{162389}a full metal jacket bullet {162389}{162437}which has the capacity {162437}{162509}to pass through each and every|one of your heads. {162509}{162557}That's not something|that I would be able to do {162557}{162605}with basic hunting ammunition. {162653}{162725}Wait, wait, wait,|wait, sir, sir. {162725}{162773}I -- it's a|misunderstanding, sir. {162773}{162797}- I hear that a lot.|- No, sir. {162797}{162821}W -- what I mean is|that you are wrong {162844}{162892}about the ammunition, sir. {162892}{162964}That is not full metal|ammunition, sir. {162964}{163012}I'm a military man,|and I know, sir. {163132}{163156}Fuck. {163180}{163276}You're right!|This is a hunting round. {163372}{163420}This box, it's -- it's|completely mislabeled. {163420}{163468}Goddammit! {163516}{163588}Forgive me, gentlemen,|I'm gonna have to, {163588}{163612}step out for a moment. {163660}{163756}I know it's not|an ideal situation. {163804}{163828}Don't die on me guys, okay? {164619}{164691}I've never yelled|at you before, Al {164691}{164739}but I'm about to now. {164739}{164787}What does that look like to you,|what does that say there? {164787}{164858}Thirty odd six... {164882}{164930}- Thirty odd six, that's correct.|- Yeah. {164930}{164978}It also says full metal jacket. {165026}{165074}And when I look inside... {165122}{165170}Get me a goddamn box, Al,|and this time {165170}{165266}make sure it's got full metal|jacket bullets in it! {165266}{165362}Is it too much to fucking ask|that the contents of the box {165362}{165434}match what's written|on the label? {165434}{165506}I can, I can see|that the, you're right {165506}{165578}the label doesn't|quite match the... {165626}{165650}content. {165650}{165698}- W -- well, that's correct.|- Yeah, but... {165698}{165770}The thing is that|what I can't see {165770}{165841}is that the -- the... {165841}{165961}the box was bought here|in the shop. {165985}{166057}Well I buy all my shit here. {166057}{166105}I have, for 20 years. {166105}{166225}I'm in here|almost every other week. {166225}{166249}What's wrong with you, Al? {166297}{166321}I'm sorry,|I need to see a receipt. {166345}{166393}- Receipt?|- Yeah {166393}{166417}Well, I don't have a fuckin'|receipt. {166417}{166489}I don't ever recall getting a|receipt here. {166489}{166513}Now I'm in a fucking hurry. {166537}{166585}Let me buy a new box. {166585}{166609}But this time make sure|it contains {166609}{166657}full metal jacket bullets. {166705}{166825}Okay, c -- can I just see|some ID first? {166848}{166872}Don't fucking do this, Al. {166872}{166968}The thing is, the -- the law|requires that I have -- {166968}{167016}How about this... {167016}{167040}No doubt about|your -- your identity -- {167040}{167112}Sell me just one full metal|jacket bullet. {167112}{167160}Can I, can I just ask... {167208}{167280}why just.... one? {167280}{167328}Well, that will be none of your|fuckin' business. {167328}{167376}- That -- that's right. I'm sor --|- Okay? {167376}{167424}I do business here because you|don't ask stupid questions. {167448}{167544}I'm -- I'm sorry, Jack.|I'm -- I'm sorry. {167544}{167616}- Shut it down, Al, go home, have a sandwich.|- Okay. {167616}{167640}You've lost|your fucking mind, Al. {167640}{167688}Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm so... {167712}{167760}♪ Is it any wonder {167855}{167903}Fuck you, Al! {168071}{168119}♪ Fame {168335}{168359}♪ Fame {168910}{168958}Al's gone totally bonkers. {168958}{169030}I need a full metal jacket|cartridge. {169054}{169174}Yesterday,|the police visited Al {169174}{169222}and then me {169222}{169294}with lights and sirens {169294}{169318}to get you. {169342}{169390}It's over now, Jack. {169462}{169486}What's over? {169534}{169582}They know what you've done. {169654}{169702}We... {169702}{169750}Alright, what have I done? {169774}{169798}The robbery. {169845}{169869}Robbery? {169869}{169941}You guys better|fucking get it together. {169941}{170013}I haven't robbed anybody. {170013}{170061}This is ridiculous. {170109}{170157}I'm gonna call the police, Jack. {170205}{170253}Give me your gun. {170301}{170349}I don't run around|with guns on me. {170349}{170421}This is, this is crazy. {170421}{170469}Sit yourself down, Jack. {170781}{170829}This is S.P. {170876}{170924}I wanna get ahold of Rob. {171044}{171092}Well, when you get hold of him,|you'll tell him {171092}{171140}to get over here straight away. {171188}{171236}I've caught Jack. {171428}{171500}I'm kind of glad that you are|the one that caught me. {171596}{171644}Perhaps you don't know this... {171692}{171740}but I think of you|as my best friend. {171835}{171907}Now that might not be|a big deal to you... {171955}{172027}but you've meant|a great deal to me. {172123}{172195}It feels quite nice|knowing that it's all over. {172363}{172435}Somebody had to free me {172435}{172531}and stop me from stealing things|that don't belong to me. {172579}{172651}And that someone|turned out to be you. {172699}{172795}Do you remember the time you|took down that eight pointer {172795}{172842}that I'd been tracking|for four days? {172914}{172986}It was on my territory|for sure. {172986}{173034}No one's questioning that. {173034}{173082}You've always been|a great shot. {173130}{173202}Now would you,|quit pointing that gun at me? {173250}{173298}Kind of hurting my feelings|a little bit. {173346}{173394}I'm not going anywhere. {173442}{173490}After all you know me, S.P. {173610}{173634}Yeah. {173682}{173706}I know you. {173802}{173849}And you've never lied to me. {173873}{173897}No. {174137}{174209}Just as fast|as I always was, huh? {174257}{174305}You wouldn't make it|to the door. {174473}{174497}What have I done? {176679}{176703}You got him, S.P. {176751}{176823}Well, I'll take it from here. {177806}{177829}Can we agree on this? {177877}{177925}Is that a full metal jacket|cartridge? {177997}{178069}Yes, sir. That is... {178069}{178141}That is a full metal jacket|rifle cartridge. {178141}{178189}Oh, please, please {178189}{178237}please, don't do this, please. {178237}{178285}- Alright, come on.|- Don't do it, please! {179508}{179532}No, no. {179556}{179580}I can't focus. {179604}{179652}It's too close. {182649}{182673}Perfect. {182840}{182864}Jack! {183056}{183080}Jack! {183584}{183608}Who are you? {183632}{183656}Call me Verge. {183823}{183871}How did you get in here? {183943}{183967}What do you want? {183991}{184063}As I see it,|it's you who called me. {184255}{184351}I've been with you for a while,|you just didn't notice me. {184735}{184830}So, did you come here|to stop me? {184878}{184950}I haven't come here to stop you|from anything. {184950}{184998}I just have one question. {185070}{185118}What's the question? {185142}{185214}Wasn't there something about|you building a house? {185262}{185334}Wasn't Jack going to|build a house? {185550}{185574}Yes. {185622}{185718}I -- I -- I was... {185814}{185837}trying... {185885}{185909}but I didn't get very far. {186317}{186341}This is the police. {186341}{186413}Come out with your hands|where we can see them {186533}{186605}I can see it's going to be|a bit difficult {186605}{186677}to get that house built,|but perhaps another one. {186773}{186820}Think, Jack, after all|you are an engineer {186844}{186892}and call yourself an architect. {187060}{187108}I've been told you have an|interesting theory {187108}{187180}about the material {187180}{187276}which you claim|has its own will. {187276}{187348}Find the material, Jack {187348}{187396}and let it do the work. {188667}{188715}Your house is a fine little|house, Jack. {188811}{188834}It's absolutely usable. {189290}{189314}Are you coming, Jack? {190465}{190561}I'm here.... Jack. {190753}{190824}May I ask you something? {190824}{190872}I can't promise I'll answer. {190896}{190968}R -- right,|that is exactly what I meant. {190992}{191064}Um, are you allowed to speak|along the way? {191112}{191160}I was thinking|there might be rules. {191184}{191208}Put it this way {191208}{191304}very few make it all the way|without uttering a word. {191304}{191352}People are overcome|with a strange {191376}{191448}and sudden need|to confess on these trips. {191448}{191496}And not all of it can be said {191496}{191568}to be of great|rhetorical quality {191568}{191616}but do carry on merrily {191616}{191688}just don't believe you're|going to tell me something {191688}{191736}I haven't heard before. {194085}{194133}Do you hear a buzzing sound? {194133}{194157}Yes. {194181}{194229}And I don't think|you want to know {194229}{194277}where it's coming from. {194373}{194397}I wanna know everything. {194445}{194517}For thousands of years|human beings {194517}{194565}have tried to localize hell. {194565}{194613}Among other methods {194613}{194709}by seeking the sound|it generates. {194709}{194805}One shouldn't focus on|extracting screams and wailing {194805}{194900}because the cries of pain|of so many millions {194900}{194948}of individuals together... {194996}{195044}becomes what you have|just heard. {195068}{195116}A buzzing sound whose intensity {195116}{195188}will increase|as we get ever closer {195188}{195236}to the presence of suffering. {197442}{197490}Verge? {197490}{197538}I'm here, Jack. {197778}{197825}I don't feel so good, Verge. {197921}{197969}There's a sour taste|in my mouth. {198017}{198089}You want me to show you the way|to the next whiskey bar? {200487}{200559}Those are the Elysian Fields. {200631}{200679}We don't have access here. {203628}{203700}That's how deep|the deepest hell goes. {203867}{203939}It's actually not here|I'm to deliver you... {203987}{204059}however improbable|that may sound... {204083}{204131}but a couple of circles|higher up. {204323}{204371}I took you down here|as a kind of a favor... {204419}{204515}because you did after all|give me a little to chew on {204515}{204563}with your story,|and I understood {204563}{204635}that you wanted to see it all. {205018}{205090}When you are done looking,|we'll turn back. {205210}{205258}Where does that path lead? {205282}{205330}On the other side. {205378}{205498}It leads out of hell and up. {205546}{205642}As you can see|there was once a bridge {205642}{205690}but that was before my time. {205905}{205977}Isn't it possible|to climb all the way around? {206073}{206097}This way... {206145}{206193}and make it over|to the other side? {206241}{206337}Quite a few have tried,|but I have to say... {206361}{206409}never successfully. {206649}{206721}I wouldn't recommend it {206721}{206793}but the choice|is entirely yours. {207008}{207056}I'll take my chance. {207464}{207488}Bye, Jack. {207512}{207560}Bye, Verge. {211732}{211756}♪ Hit the road Jack {211827}{211875}♪ Oh what you said? {211875}{211899}♪ Hit the road Jack {211899}{211947}♪ And don't you come back {211995}{212043}♪ Hit the road Jack {212283}{212355}♪ I guess if you say so {212403}{212427}♪ That's right {212427}{212475}♪ Hit the road Jack {212475}{212499}♪ And don't you come back {212571}{212619}♪ Hit the road Jack {212691}{212715}♪ Oh what'd you say? {212715}{212739}♪ Hit the road Jack {212739}{212787}♪ And don't you come back {212858}{212882}♪ Hit the road Jack {213290}{213338}♪ Well I guess if you say so {213386}{213410}♪ That's right {213410}{213434}♪ Hit the road Jack {213434}{213482}♪ And don't you come back {213554}{213578}♪ Hit the road Jack {214009}{214057}What'd you call me? {214057}{214129}What? {214177}{214249}Yeah {214321}{214369}♪ And try to find myself {214369}{214393}♪ You find yourself? {214465}{214513}Who me? {214513}{214561}Hit the road Jack {214585}{214609}♪ And don't you come back {214681}{214729}♪ Hit the road Jack {214777}{214824}♪ Oh what'd you say? {214824}{214848}♪ Hit the road Jack {214848}{214896}♪ And don't you come back {214944}{214992}♪ Hit the road Jack {214992}{215016}♪ And don't you come back {215088}{215136}♪ Hit the road Jack {215208}{215232}♪ Oh what'd you say? {215232}{215280}♪ Hit the road Jack {215280}{215304}♪ And don't you come back {215376}{215424}♪ Hit the road Jack {215424}{215448}♪ And don't you come back {215520}{215568}♪ Hit the road Jack {215640}{215664}♪ Oh what'd you say? {215664}{215712}♪ Hit the road Jack {215712}{215736}♪ And don't you come back {215807}{215831}♪ Hit the road Jack {215903}{215975}♪ Don't you come back no more|♪ Oh baby please {215975}{216023}♪ Don't you come back no more {216023}{216071}♪ You cannot do this to me {216071}{216095}♪ Don't you come back no more {216095}{216119}♪ Oh baby please {216143}{216191}♪ Don't you come back no more {216191}{216239}♪ Don't you come back no more {216239}{216263}♪ Oh oh baby please {216263}{216311}♪ Don't you come back no more {216311}{216407}Don't you come back no more {216407}{216479}♪ Don't you come back no more {216479}{216551}♪ Don't you come back no more {216551}{216623}♪ Don't you come back no|more ♪ Oh baby please {216623}{216671}♪ Don't you come back no more {216671}{216743}Don't you come back no more {216743}{216814}Don't you come back no more {216814}{216862}♪ Don't you come back no more {216862}{216886}♪ Oh oh oh baby {216886}{216958}♪ Don't you come back no|more ♪ Oh baby please {216958}{217030}♪ Don't you come back no more 75299