1:25:03
Good morning Mr. Willes
Are you free?
1:25:06
Of course, sit down
1:25:09
Thank you, l´ve been thinking about
our discussion the other day
1:25:13
You gave me a different view of
of the case
1:25:15
Really? In what way?
1:25:17
I came to the conclusion that you
were right. Robert is not guilty
1:25:21
Good, l´m glad you agree, I thought
you said the facts were undisputable
1:25:26
Too much so, too many of them
too perfect
1:25:30
Facts must have psychological
symmetry but in Fleming´s case...
1:25:34
...they haven´t so they fall apart
1:25:37
What do you mean by that inspector?
1:25:39
Let´s take a Look at this fellow
Fleming, he´s a healthy man, he lives
1:25:44
with the world. He´s vain but what
man attractive to women isn´t?
1:25:49
He has a temper, but who that has
imagination and flair doesn´t
1:25:54
He has tremendous enthusiasm for
life and people and he´s very honest
1:25:58
He envies no one. He´s a great lover
of beauty and he doesn´t make a big
1:26:02
...deal about that either, agreed?
1:26:06
Mr. Willes l´ve described the type
of man who doesn´t commit murder
1:26:10
He doesn´t have to kill in order to
win, our criminal does
1:26:15
l´m afraid I can´t quite follow you...
inspector
1:26:19
l´ll lead you. Our criminal is a man
who´s afraid to meet women openly
1:26:23
...and in the presence of others
so he advertises
1:26:28
in the personal column, correct?
1:26:31
Perhaps
1:26:33
This man has no brilliant approach to
a social existence, he lives a hiding
1:26:37
life, finds compensation by indulging
himself with incredible fantasies
1:26:41
How could you know that?
1:26:44
By the poems, the imaginings of a
man with grotesque ideas of romance
1:26:48
A man who finds his pleasure in
destroying beauty rather than love it
1:26:52
Interesting
1:26:54
To this way of thinking,
death is more beautiful than life
1:26:57
Unfortunately he´s compelled to
express this thought