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When did you first start thinking
about killing?
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Birth. I was thrown into a flaming pit
of scum, forgotten by God.
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What do you mean?
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I mean, I came from violence,
it was in my blood. My dad had it.
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His dad had it. It's my fate.
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Do you believe in fate?
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-My fate.
-No one is born evil, you learn it.
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What about your father?
How did he die?
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You were only 1 0 years old,
and there's a lot of speculation.
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I didn't kill my father,
and I don't want to talk about it.
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Watch it! Watch it!
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It's all right. It's okay.
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Go on to something else.
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Please, let's do.
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Tell me, how can you look at
an ordinary person, an innocent guy. . .
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. . .and then shoot him to death?
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-I mean, how can you do that?
-Innocent?
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Who's innocent? You?
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I'm innocent of murder, definitely.
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It's just murder. All God's creatures
do it in some form or another.
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I mean, look in the forest.
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Species kill other species.
Our species killing all species. . .
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. . .including the forest, and we just
call it industry, not murder.
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But I know a lot of people who. . .
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. . .deserve to die.
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Why do they deserve to die?
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I think everybody got. . .
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. . .something in their past.
Some sin. Some awful, secret thing.
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A lot ofpeople walking around
already dead...
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...just need to be put out
of their misery.
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That's where I come in.
Fate's messenger.
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Except a corn or wheat
falleth to the ground. . .
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. . .and die, it abideth alone.
But if it die. . .
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...it bringeth forth much fruit.
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The theory that everyone meets
a serial killer halfway?