:18:02
aboutthe bear on the mountain?
:18:07
You know, right after--
:18:09
I don't know. Maybe the trial's
been getting to me...
:18:13
because I've been having
this weird dream every night.
:18:16
Really?
:18:17
You didn't say anything to me.
:18:19
It's probably trivial.
:18:22
If it's recurring,
maybe it's not so trivial.
:18:24
OK, I'll tell you.
:18:26
I'm reading this book...
:18:28
and I can't rememberwhat
the book is when I wake up...
:18:32
but I realize
halfway through it...
:18:34
it's something
that I've written...
:18:36
orwill write, actually.
:18:37
And, anyway,
I getto the end of the book...
:18:40
and I'mfeeling very satisfied.
:18:46
And I close the cover
to read the title...
:18:48
and the title,
itjust says "X-E-S."
:18:53
Justthree letters.
:18:56
For some reason,
that makes mefeel great.
:18:59
Then I wake up.
:19:01
It usually makes me
feel great,too.
:19:03
But lfall asleep
right afterwards.
:19:04
What do you mean?
:19:08
"X-E-S"
is "sex" spelled backwards.
:19:11
What can I say?
:19:14
I'm not a master of the obvious.
:19:18
Not evenfrom mental illness
as the defence asserts?
:19:21
Are you trying
to get me to say...
:19:22
there's another cause
for little voices, Sally?
:19:25
No,Viznik's a manipulator.
He's clever.
:19:29
He has what I call
malignant narcissism.
:19:32
He's dangerously self-obsessed,
but not psychotic.
:19:36
He's incapable.
:19:37
He has no capacity
to understand...
:19:39
or ability to recognize
any higher authority.
:19:42
What about Peter Kelson?
:19:44
Where is your moral compass?
:19:47
I like to think
I'm the actual needle...
:19:49
on the compass.
:19:51
Morality is which way
you'refacing...
:19:52
depending on the dilemma...
:19:54
butthe needle,
it always points north.