:44:01
you got a good chance
of finding out who you are.
:44:04
You take knowledge from this life,
use it in the next. That's karma.
:44:08
Isn't it I do something bad now,
I'm a termite next time?
:44:11
You ask me, you're already a termite
in this life in a shitty suit, OK?
:44:16
What good is learning if you'll be
with different people each time?
:44:21
You won't be with different people.
:44:23
Thanks to fate, the cosmic force
with a tragic sense of humour,
:44:26
you burn somebody in one life,
they get to burn you in this one.
:44:31
It's the karma credit plan.
Buy now, pay forever.
:44:38
Excuse me. It's my karmic burden
to load some cat food.
:44:44
Come on.
:44:55
Tell me something, Mike.
:44:58
Why is it that I can recognise
certain smells,
:45:01
that I know my right hand
from my left,
:45:04
but I can't remember
what my favourite colour is
:45:07
or my favourite flower
or what kind of wine I like.
:45:13
- Maybe you're lucky.
- How so?
:45:15
There must be a certain freedom
living only in the present.
:45:19
At least you don't have to spend
every day trying to forget your past.
:45:26
Excuse me.
:45:35
So Roman's guard on death row
wrote this?
:45:37
This is the press coverage?
:45:40
I spent three hours in the file
morgue looking for that stuff.
:45:43
How's it going with Jane Doe?
Getting anywhere? Trying to?
:45:47
Gray Baker.
She mentioned him today.
:45:49
- You think she's married?
- He wrote every single one of these?
:45:53
- I've known her two days.
- Sometimes that's all it takes.
:45:56
- Think Baker's still around?
- He'd be a million years old.