:01:02
He's very depressed
and decides to take his own life.
:01:06
But Napoleon believes himself
to be of such superhuman strength
:01:10
that he takes six times the amount
of poison needed to do the job.
:01:14
His stomach is so full up with poison
that his body rejects it,
:01:18
and he doesn't die.
:01:20
See? Ego. Saved his life.
:01:23
Maybe he need glasses.
:01:25
- Glasses?
- Yes. To read words on bottle.
:01:28
Poison.
:01:32
It's funny you should say that.
:01:34
Rumor has it
that Napoleon was farsighted.
:01:37
- There you go.
- There you go.
:01:38
- There you go.
- And there you go.
:01:41
I think we're rewriting history
right here.
:01:44
Why don't we talk about it over lunch?
:01:47
Oh, my God, I can't believe it.
I just asked you out again.
:01:50
I just did it again.
:01:54
I'm so...
Just stay away from me, Viktor, OK?
:01:56
I'm sick. I don't have the ability
to be alone for five seconds.
:02:00
OK.
:02:02
- OK, what?
- OK.
:02:05
Lunch... with you.
:02:08
- You'll have lunch with me?
- Yes.
:02:10
You're not running for a flight or...?
:02:13
I wait.
:02:18
- It's me.
- You. Yes.
:02:20
I'm sorry.
I just got paged.
:02:22
You work?
:02:25
- No.
- Ah.
:02:27
Three of you. Crowded.
:02:29
Stay away from me, Viktor.
:02:33
I'm... I have a serious problem.
I'm as bad as Napoleon.
:02:36
I just keep ingesting these poisonous
men until I make myself sick.
:02:41
- You're not sick, Amelia. No.
- No?
:02:43
No. You're a little... farsighted.
:02:50
- I have to go.
- I have to stay.
:02:53
- Story of my life.
- Me, too.