A Perfect Murder
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:15:01
Nowhere to sit but the goddamned bed.
:15:13
You know, I envy you.
:15:15
You envy me?
:15:17
You should be. . .
:15:18
. . .flattered.
I'm not prone to envy.

:15:21
It's a pathetic emotion.
:15:25
Sneaks up on you like cancer.
:15:27
I've got it and you know why.
:15:32
No.
:15:33
Oh, of course you do.
:15:35
One of life's legitimately
sublime experiences. It's so. . .

:15:41
. . .utterly complete.
:15:43
What?
:15:44
Fucking my wife.
:15:49
Mr. Taylor, I don't know--
:15:51
I think it's about time
you called me Steven.

:15:58
We're in love, sir.
:16:01
That's it?
:16:03
That's it?
:16:05
You steal the crown jewel
of a man's soul. . .

:16:09
. . .and your only excuse is some
candy-ass Hallmark card sentiment?

:16:13
Even if it was true,
that's not good enough!

:16:16
If what were true?
:16:18
She is in love.
:16:20
You, buddy. . .
:16:21
. . .you're in business.
:16:22
What the hell are you saying?
:16:24
I'm saying you did not meet
my wife by chance.

:16:28
I'm saying
you didn't study at Berkeley.

:16:33
I'm saying you learned to paint while
doing 3 to 6 in Soledad Prison. . .

:16:38
. . .for relieving a widow
in San Francisco of her life savings.

:16:42
Your second conviction. . .
:16:44
. . .if I'm not mistaken.
:16:48
Your real name is Winston Lagrange,
which I rather like.

:16:52
Born to pure trailer trash
in Barstow, California.

:16:55
Ward of the courts
since the age of ten.

:16:57
You went from pickpocket to car thief
to con man till you found out. . .


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