:26:04
I'm not a bad guy.
:26:06
I didn't say you were.
:26:07
Dr Chilton was a bad guy.
:26:10
After your first visit, he started
taping your conversations with Lecter.
:26:16
These are valuable.
:26:24
Go on now.
:26:26
You've grieved long enough.
:26:32
And what'd he say?
:26:34
What'd he say about me
late at night?
:26:38
He was talking about
inherited, hardwired behaviour.
:26:40
He was using genetics
in the roller pigeons as an example.
:26:43
They fly up in the air, roll backwards
in a display, fallin' to the ground.
:26:48
There are shallow rollers,
and there are deep rollers.
:26:51
You can't breed two deep rollers...
:26:53
or their young, their offspring,
will roll all the way down...
:26:57
hit and die.
:26:59
Agent Starling is a deep roller,
Barney.
:27:02
Let us hope one of her parents
was not.
:27:05
Surely the odd confluence of events
hasn't escaped you, Clarice.
:27:10
Jack Crawford dangles you
in front of me...
:27:13
then I give you a bit of help.
:27:16
Do you think it's because
I like to look at you...
:27:18
and imagine how good
you would taste...
:27:22
Clarice?
:27:24
I don't know. Is it?
:27:29
I've been in this room
for eight years now, Clarice.
:27:32
I know they will never, ever
let me out while I'm alive.
:27:36
What I want is a view.
:27:38
I want a window where I
can see a tree or even water.
:27:42
I want to be in a federal institution
far away from Dr Chilton.
:27:58
The Capponi correspondence
goes back to the 13th century.