:24:02
the rather extensive
cosmetic renovation...
:24:05
by way of plastic surgery for you...
:24:07
CPS has to provide a fresh corpse...
:24:10
that perfectly matches...
:24:12
your physical dimensions
and medical specifications.
:24:16
CPS?
:24:17
Cadaver Procurement Section.
:24:21
Sure you don't want this chicken?
:24:23
Absolutely sure.
:24:24
Oh, pity.
:24:26
The next step...
:24:28
is the carefully
planned obliteration...
:24:32
of identifiable portions
of the cadaver...
:24:35
before it is found.
:24:37
Features, dental structure.
:24:39
Fingerprints.
We can't leave anything to chance.
:24:41
No, I guess not.
:24:44
Would you mind if...
:24:48
Please.
:24:49
Thank you.
:24:51
Now, there is a problem that
the circumstances of your death...
:24:57
must be simple.
:24:58
A simple accident, strangely enough,
is costly, Mr. Wilson.
:25:03
The trick lies in obliterating
just so much and no more, so that...
:25:08
an identification still can
be made based on...
:25:12
as I say,
general dimensions...
:25:14
plus a credible
sequence of events.
:25:18
Witnesses, et cetera.
:25:20
The whole thing must be
very carefully staged.
:25:22
We guarantee a death of this kind.
:25:25
Excuse me. Delicious!
They have a wonderful way...
:25:28
of baking cheese on it
so that it gets very crispy.
:25:33
Now, there are any number of ways
you can be found. Excuse me.
:25:38
I mean, your body can be found.
:25:41
The victim of some kind
of machinery, an explosion.
:25:48
A hunting misadventure.
:25:52
Oh, but I think these
are somewhat too gross for you.
:25:55
I had thought perhaps
a hotel room fire.