:24:00
that I've not been read my rights?
:24:05
I have not Mirandized Barney.
He is unaware of his rights.
:24:12
So when you turned Dr Lecter over
to the Tennessee police--
:24:14
They weren't civil to him.
They're all dead now.
:24:18
They only survived his company
three days.
:24:20
You survived him
six years at the asylum.
:24:23
How'd you do that?
It wasn't just being civil.
:24:26
Yes, it was.
:24:29
Did you ever think, after he escaped,
he might come after you?
:24:32
No.
:24:33
He once told me that,
whenever feasible...
:24:35
he preferred to eat the rude.
:24:38
"Free-range rude," he called 'em.
What about you?
:24:42
You ever think he might come after you?
You ever think about him at all?
:24:45
At least 30 seconds of every day.
I can't help it.
:24:48
He's always with me,
like a bad habit.
:24:52
Do you know what happened to his stuff--
his books, papers, drawings?
:24:56
Everything got thrown away
when the place closed.
:24:59
Cutbacks.
:25:01
I just found out that Dr Lecter's
signed copy of The Joy of Cooking...
:25:04
sold to a private collector
for $16,000.
:25:09
It was probably a fake.
:25:11
The seller's affidavit of ownership
was signed "Karen Phlox."
:25:15
Do you know Karen Phlox?
You should.
:25:18
She filled out your employment
application, but signed it "Barney."
:25:23
Same thing on your tax returns.
:25:28
You want the book?
Maybe I can get it back.
:25:31
I want the X ray of Lecter's arm
you broke in the attack on that nurse...
:25:36
and everything else you've got.
:25:42
We used to talk about
a lot of things at night...
:25:45
after the screamin'
finally died down.
:25:51
We talked about you sometimes.
You wanna know what he said?
:25:56
Go get the X ray.