:15:01
''Thomas the Imposter.''
:15:03
Ah. Jean Cocteau.
:15:04
Yes. Listen to the end.
It's wonderfuI.
:15:07
''WiIIiam fIew, Ieaped,
and ran Iike a hare.
:15:11
''Not hearing the shots,
he stopped...''
:15:15
''turned breathIessIy.
:15:17
''Then he feIt a sharp jab
in the chest.
:15:20
''He feII.
:15:21
''He'd become deaf
and bIind.''
:15:24
'''A buIIet,' he thought.
:15:26
'''I am Iost unIess
I pretend to be dead.'
:15:30
''But for him, fact
and fiction were one.''
:15:38
''WiIIiam Thomas was dead.''
:15:44
It's beautifuI.
:15:48
I'd Iike to die Iike that.
:15:50
Don't worry.
Maybe you wiII. Soon.
:15:54
What's gotten into you?
:15:56
Why?
:15:58
Because you're a pain
in the ass, big boy.
:16:02
We're thinking about Saturday.
:16:04
What were you doing in Annecy?
:16:07
I was hoping to take
Veronica to BraziI.
:16:09
I'm opening a painting gaIIery.
:16:12
I was pIanning to buy
3 ModigIianis.
:16:15
Lucky for me
I don't have any.
:16:17
With whose money?
:16:18
I'II pay it back.
:16:21
We're here.
:16:22
''O, days of changing fIowers...
:16:24
''I recaII the rose bowers.''
:16:26
Why was I obsessed
by that poem?
:16:29
Turn the radio down.
:16:34
You knowthat guy
who does that show?
:16:36
PaIivoda on Radio Geneva?
:16:38
Yeah, that's him.
:16:39
There he is.
:16:42
I soon reaIized they suspected
me of being a doubIe agent.
:16:49
Let's go.