:35:02
Let go of me!
:35:04
You won't get away with this!
:35:06
Hey!
:35:22
You are lucky to have
a boss like me.
:35:25
Once again, I have saved
:35:26
your small but relatively
shapely behind.
:35:29
At least you got to travel.
:35:31
What were they gonna charge
me with, anyway?
:35:33
Charge you?
:35:35
They were thinking
of shipping you
:35:36
to the asylum for observation.
:35:38
Believe me, you go in there,
you don't come out.
:35:42
Got your stuff?
:35:47
Why did you give me
this story, Charles?
:35:49
Who else would have taken it?
:35:51
They're gonna think
it's bullshit,
:35:52
or they're gonna be too afraid.
:35:54
But Amy Klein.
:35:55
Tell me it's real, Amy.
:35:59
It's real.
:36:01
Or I'm crazy.
:36:02
Either way, it's a good story.
:36:07
You see, Amy,
for the average person,
:36:10
the hunger for knowledge
is like the hunger for food.
:36:13
We want to know just enough to
take the edge off our appetite.
:36:16
Then we're satisfied,
and we stop.
:36:19
But you are a glutton.
:36:21
You can't help overeating.
:36:23
- I don't hear you complaining.
- No, that's the point.
:36:26
That's why I still need you.
:36:29
'Cause all that stuff
I don't eat, I still want.
:36:32
So I send you in to do
the eating for me
:36:34
so I get to experience it
:36:35
without actually suffering
any mental indigestion.
:36:38
Thanks a lot.
So, I do all the suffering.
:36:40
Nobody's forcing anything
down your throat, correct?
:36:43
No.
:36:45
I'm not here to save people,
and I'm not here to judge them.
:36:48
I take them as they come
and use them as they pass by.
:36:53
You know, there's something
vaguely demonic about you.
:36:57
Did you know the word "demon"
:36:59
comes from the Greek word
for "knowledge"?