:36:14
And, all brothers and sisters,
I ask you to look at him.
:36:18
Does he have the marks?
Do you see them?
:36:22
You see him, as we were
before the punishment...
:36:25
before we gained grace.
:36:28
You see lying there the last of scientists,
of bankers, of businessmen...
:36:32
the users of the wheel.
:36:35
Do we use the tools
of the wheel as he does?
:36:40
- Is he of the Family?
- No.
:36:43
Is he of the sacred society?
:36:46
- Then what is he?
- Evil.
:36:50
He is part of the dead.
:36:53
He has no place here.
:36:55
He has the stink of oil
and electrical circuitry about him.
:36:59
He is obsolete.
:37:02
You are discarded.
:37:04
You are the refuse of the past.
:37:07
You're full of crap.
:37:12
How hard it is to admit the truth.
:37:15
Take him to the little room
for the questioning.
:37:26
Mr. Neville, now we can talk a little while.
:37:30
It's been a long time since you've talked,
except to yourself.
:37:35
Tell me something, would you?
:37:37
Are you fellas
really with the Internal Revenue Service?
:37:42
Your little jokes
are meaningless, Mr. Neville.
:37:46
Or doctor, or colonel,
or whatever it was they called you.
:37:49
- I'm a scientist. What the hell are you?
- Definition of a scientist:
:37:53
A man who understood nothing,
until there was nothing left to understand.