1:20:01
To make her attractive to him,
let him see her distressed.
1:20:07
Let the damage he sees...
1:20:09
suggest the damage
he could do.
1:20:21
When the fox hears the rabbit scream,
he comes a-runnin'.
1:20:27
But not to help.
1:20:29
I don't understand.
1:20:31
There's nothing
to understand, Paul.
1:20:33
All you have to understand
is what it's worth to you.
1:20:36
No, no, I don't understand
why she didn't turn this over.
1:20:39
I mean, she's such
a straight arrow.
1:20:41
She didn't turn it over
because she didn't receive it.
1:20:45
She didn't receive it
because it was never sent.
1:20:47
It was never sent because
Lecter didn't write it.
1:20:49
He didn't write it
because I did.
1:20:57
So, what do you think?
1:20:59
You'd have been better off if
you'd never got her out of trouble.
1:21:02
Oh, woulda, shoulda, coulda. I meant,
what do you think about the money?
1:21:06
Five.
1:21:08
Let's just toss it off, like "five."
1:21:12
Let's say it
with the respect it deserves.
1:21:15
Five hundred thousand dollars.
1:21:18
That's better, but not much.
1:21:20
- Now, will it work?
- It'll work.
1:21:22
It won't be pretty.
1:21:25
What ever is?
1:21:30
Cocksucker.
1:21:32
Never seen this before
in my life.
1:21:35
Then how do you account for its being
found in your office, your basement?
1:21:39
How do you want me to answer that,
Mr Krendler?
1:21:42
What possible reason
might I have to withhold it?
1:21:45
Perhaps because of the nature
of its content.
1:21:48
Reads to me like a love letter.
1:21:51
- Has it been tested for prints?
- No prints on it. None on the last one.
1:21:54
Handwriting analysis?
1:21:56
"Did you ever think, Clarice, why
the philistines don't understand you?
1:21:59
It's because you're the answer
to Samson's riddle.