1:11:01
No, I've never seen any of them.
1:11:04
Look again, if you like.
1:11:13
I'm sorry, I haven't seen them.
1:11:15
- Do you have a good memory for faces?
- The same as everyone else.
1:11:19
But in your work you must meet lots of
people every day. New people, new faces.
1:11:24
Yes.
1:11:25
What do you recognise most,
names or faces?
1:11:28
Diseases.
1:11:31
Like recognising criminals
by their crimes.
1:11:35
- I suppose so.
- I meant, that's what it's like.
1:11:40
- Sorry?
- You said you supposed so.
1:11:43
- I wasn't offering it for debate.
- He wasn't offering it for debate.
1:11:46
Like recognising criminals
by their crimes.
1:12:15
No, I've never seen
any of these men before.
1:12:19
Take a look at the first two.
1:12:24
No, I don't know them.
1:12:26
If I told you their car was parked outside
just now, would that surprise you?
1:12:36
Yes, I suppose so.
1:12:42
Well, is it?
1:12:45
- What?
- Parked there?
1:12:48
No. Not any more.
1:12:51
I just wondered if it would surprise you.
1:12:56
- That's it.
- That's all?
1:12:58
Yes.