:09:00
...my eyes on you I said to myself,
Oswald, that´s my name, that´s the...
:09:05
...most beautiful girl in the old
place
:09:09
You´re a little cold, should we
get a little warmer?
:09:12
Lucy, that John, where is he from?
:09:15
Who are you dancing with,
with me or with your friend?
:09:19
Shut up! Where did you meet him?
:09:21
In the personal column
:09:25
Lucy not like this, it´s dangerous
:09:27
Not when I have my precious little
friend to protect me
:09:31
Elephants encircle her smooth
white arm
:09:35
Professor, l´ve read this poem to
satiety. I had the best...
:09:39
...cryptographs of London checking
for any kind of code
:09:44
l´d be surprised if they found it
Whatever the criminal reveals in...
:09:49
...those poems
it would be against his will
:09:52
Subconscious, nothing simple
:09:55
Inspector, l´m glad to say that l´ve
been able to identify the style
:09:59
Do you know anything about him?
Is he truly a poet?
:10:02
He would like to. He admires one
He almost copies him
:10:06
Who?
:10:08
The poet that your man must know by
memory is Charles Bodelaire
:10:12
Bodelaire was obsessed with the idea
that death is beautiful
:10:16
Listen to this. A beauty still more
beautiful in dead. Your criminal...
:10:21
...has the same hallucinations
A beauty that only death can...
:10:25
...enhance
:10:28
I see, but Bodelaire died
a century ago
:10:31
in a horrible way in Paris in 1.867
Your assassin, if he´s like Bodelaire
:10:36
...will look for beauty and charm
constantly. A beautiful new face will...
:10:40
...always attract him
Any unusual appeal will inspire him...
:10:45
...will lead him to destruction
He likes variety...
:10:49
...and he´s never satisfied
:10:51
Like a modern Don Juan
:10:53
You could say that. I hope I made it
more clear, inspector
:10:57
Bodelaire? That might help,
but at the moment I don´t see how