:36:00
I was alone in the metro
and we pulled into a station.
:36:05
The murderer was there,
waiting for me on the platform.
:36:11
He takes his knife from his boot...
:36:13
he steps toward my car...
:36:15
I'm scared, I try to scream,
but no sound comes out.
:36:20
Then we start moving.
We leave him on the platform.
:36:24
Except...
:36:26
Except?
:36:30
Except he's barefoot.
:36:34
Someone's wearing his boots. Is it me?
I don't know, but I'm not alone in the car.
:36:40
It's perhaps become necessary...
:36:43
that we explore the question...
:36:45
what significance does wearing boots
have for you?
:36:51
God!
:36:54
My dear boy, you must really learn
how to curb you narcissism.
:37:00
What?
:37:01
I said, you must learn how
to curb your narcissism.
:37:05
- What does that mean?
- Think.
:37:10
I am thinking but I still don't get it.
:37:12
Well, when you do get it,
you'll know what it means to wear boots.
:37:17
They're just kids.
Thomas is certainly with his friends.
:37:21
They were joking!
:37:23
My son is in danger.
:37:25
I can smell it with my nose like an animal!
:37:30
You wouldn't understand, old maid!
:37:35
Elisabeth, I'm not an old maid.
:37:38
I'm a lesbian. There's a difference!
:37:43
I have my checkbook and my credit cards...
:37:47
and I will just...
:37:51
take my diamond necklace.
:37:55
No, actually, you're right.
:37:57
They're amateurs.
They wouldn't know real from fake.
:37:59
I'll just take my costume jewelry.