1:01:00
Quite!
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You suspected Dr. Germain
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but Dr. Monatte
accuses you of stupidity!
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And incompetence!
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So, you've won, you little fool!
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If you were my kid,
I'd give you a good spanking.
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Let me die. I want to die!
1:01:32
- What is it?
- A child nearly drowned.
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- Accident?
- I'm afraid not.
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This is unthinkable.
We must do something.
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Is that you, Annette?
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- Let me die!
- Why should you die?
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- Because Daddy isn't my daddy.
- Who said so?
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Daddy got a letter and Mommy left.
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Go home like a good little girl.
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It's not true.
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Tomorrow I'll explain it all
to your Daddy.
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The letter writer will be punished.
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Take her home.
1:02:05
So, Germain, going on the warpath?
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I'm sickened.
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If I had a chance,
I wouldn't hesitate.
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But if the police failed...
- They couldn't succeed.
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They're looking for someone
with logical motives.
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That's stupid!
1:02:22
A poison pen acts
on much more mysterious motives
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that are incomprehensible
to the average man,
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and even more so
to the average policeman.
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In all the cases I've studied,
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the culprits suffered
from the same complex:
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All were more or less sexual perverts.
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- Old maids.
- Yes, people like my sister-in-law.
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Or widows, impotent men,
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ugly old men, cripples.
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A disability, even when hidden,
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often leaves a secret wound
that can fester.