: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
:11:02
Thank you very much Doctor Howkins
and good day
:11:09
Sir, this is the chance of a lifetime
:11:11
The chance of a lifetime?
:11:13
I would do anything to work in a
Fleming and Willes show
:11:17
Fleming and Willes? What´s wrong
with your job here? What´s wrong...
:11:21
...with this place? I like it
:11:24
Me too, it´s great and loaded
with opportunities
:11:28
But I want to go to that audition
Would you let me off tonight?
:11:33
Not, unless you want to loose your
job. We need more girls, including
:11:38
...your friend Lucy
By the way, what happened to her?
:11:42
I know nothing about her. Her
landlady might know, did you ask her?
:11:46
That´s a good idea. And go back to
work like a good girl
:11:49
Bye cutie
:11:54
I need a line