:22:01
That's the same atrocious aftershave
you wore in court 3 years ago.
:22:05
l keep getting it for Christmas.
:22:11
Did you get my card?
- l got it, thank you.
:22:15
How is Officer Stuart?
:22:19
Fine.
- Emotional problems, l hear.
:22:22
Do you have any problems, Will?
- No.
:22:25
No, of course you don't.
:22:29
l'm glad you came.
:22:32
My callers are usually psychologists
from cornfield universities.
:22:37
Second-raters, the lot.
:22:39
Dr. Bloom showed me your article
on surgical addiction. - And?
:22:43
Very interesting, even to a layman.
:22:48
l want you to help me, Dr. Lecktor.
- l thought so.
:22:53
lt's about Atlanta and Birmingham.
- Yes? - You read about it?
:22:56
ln the papers.
l don't tear out the articles.
:23:00
l wouldn't want them to think
l was dwelling on anything morbid.
:23:06
You want to know
how he's choosing them.
:23:09
Any ideas?
- Why should l tell you?
:23:12
You get to see the file.
There's another reason. - Pray tell.
:23:16
You might be curious to see
if you're smarter.
:23:19
Smarter than you,
since you caught me?
:23:22
l know l'm not smart.
- Then how did you catch me?
:23:26
Your disadvantages.
- What disadvantages?
:23:28
You're insane.
:23:32
You're very tanned, Will.
:23:35
Your hands are rough.
:23:38
Not cop's hands any more.
And that shaving lotion
:23:42
is from a child?
With a ship on the bottle?
:23:48
Don't think appeals to my
intellectual vanity will work.
:23:51
l don't think that.
:23:54
You'll do it or you won't.
:23:57
Dr. Bloom's working on it.
He's the best.