1. - (Man): This killer doesn't
think like anyone else, Jack.Copy !req
2. You'll have to find someone
who doesn't think like
anyone else to catch him.Copy !req
3. - There's no evidence I did it.
- Let him go.Copy !req
4. - You're making a mistake, Jack.
- I know what it's likeCopy !req
5. to point at a killer
and have no one listen.Copy !req
6. - You pointed in
the wrong direction.Copy !req
7. - Don't lie to me, Dr. Lecter.Copy !req
8. - I believe my
brother won't stop.
- If you really want to killCopy !req
9. your brother, margot, wait until
you can get away with it or find
someone to do it for you.Copy !req
10. - You're Hannibal
Lecter's therapist.Copy !req
11. - I believe you.Copy !req
12. - Which answer is it
you want to hear, will?Copy !req
13. - What's happening nowCopy !req
14. and about to happen
is an answer.Copy !req
15. I want an admission.Copy !req
16. I want you to admit
what you are.Copy !req
17. - Must I denounce myself
as a monsterCopy !req
18. while you still refuse to see
the one growing inside you?Copy !req
19. Why not appeal
to my better nature?Copy !req
20. - I wasn't aware you had one.Copy !req
21. - No one can be fully awareCopy !req
22. of another human being
unless we love them.Copy !req
23. By that love we see potential
in our beloved.Copy !req
24. Through that love,
we allow our belovedCopy !req
25. to see their potential.Copy !req
26. Expressing that love,Copy !req
27. our beloved's potential
comes true.Copy !req
28. - I promised you a reckoning.Copy !req
29. Here it is.Copy !req
30. - Mmm, that smells wonderful.Copy !req
31. - Sacromonte omelet
with liver and sweetbreads.Copy !req
32. Sacromonte was
the gypsy hood of granada.Copy !req
33. I visited granada
when I was a young man.Copy !req
34. - I've never been.
- No?Copy !req
35. I fell in love with many things,
in particular, this dish.Copy !req
36. I remember my time there
so vividly,Copy !req
37. like I frescoed
the walls of my mind.Copy !req
38. - I used to be afraid
of losing my memory.Copy !req
39. What I wouldn't give to forget
a thing or two now.Copy !req
40. Mmm...Copy !req
41. My compliments
to the gypsy hood of granada.Copy !req
42. - Memory gives momentsCopy !req
43. immortality, but forgetfulness
promotes a healthy mind.Copy !req
44. It's good to forget.Copy !req
45. What are you trying
to forget, Jack?Copy !req
46. - Doubt.Copy !req
47. I let doubt in.Copy !req
48. - About me?Copy !req
49. - About will.Copy !req
50. - I can no longer discuss
will's state of mind with youCopy !req
51. or anyone else
without his consent.Copy !req
52. Will's officially my patient.
He employs me now, not the FBI.Copy !req
53. - Well, let's hope
your therapy works.Copy !req
54. - Therapy only works when
we have a genuine desireCopy !req
55. to know ourselves as we are,Copy !req
56. not as we would like to be.Copy !req
57. - Ah.Copy !req
58. - Do you have any regrets?Copy !req
59. - With every choice lies
the possibility of regret.Copy !req
60. However, if I choose
not to do something,Copy !req
61. it's usually for a good reason.Copy !req
62. - I'm...Copy !req
63. Riddled with regrets.Copy !req
64. - A life without regret
would be no life at all.Copy !req
65. - I regret what I did
in the stable.Copy !req
66. - Then, you were lucky
I was there.Copy !req
67. - Oh, no, no, no.Copy !req
68. Being luckyCopy !req
69. isn't the same
as making a mistake.Copy !req
70. The mistake was allowing youCopy !req
71. to stop me.Copy !req
72. - So, it's not pulling
the trigger that you regret...Copy !req
73. it's not pulling it
effectively.Copy !req
74. - That would be more accurate.Copy !req
75. - You must adapt your behaviourCopy !req
76. to avoid feeling
the same way again, will.Copy !req
77. - Adapt.Copy !req
78. Evolve.Copy !req
79. Become.Copy !req
80. - Yes.Copy !req
81. I want you to close your eyes.Copy !req
82. Imagine a version of events
you wouldn't have regretted.Copy !req
83. What did you see?Copy !req
84. - A missed opportunity...Copy !req
85. To feel...Copy !req
86. Like I felt when I killed
garret Jacob hobbs.Copy !req
87. To feel like...Copy !req
88. like I felt when I thought
I'd killed you.Copy !req
89. - And what does that feel like?Copy !req
90. - I felt...Copy !req
91. a quiet sense...Copy !req
92. Of...Copy !req
93. Power.Copy !req
94. - Good.Copy !req
95. Remember that feeling.Copy !req
96. - I tend to walk out
of this buildingCopy !req
97. in a very similar state.Copy !req
98. You must be a patient
of Dr. Lecter's.Copy !req
99. - I'm sorry?Copy !req
100. - You look familiar.Copy !req
101. I either know youCopy !req
102. or I know of you.Copy !req
103. - I'm the guy who didn't
kill all those people.Copy !req
104. - We all have a gauge
for humanity that twitchesCopy !req
105. when we see other people.Copy !req
106. Tell me, margot, what twitches
when you see your brother?Copy !req
107. - Not my gauge for humanity.Copy !req
108. - You don't recognize in
your brother basic human traits.Copy !req
109. You dehumanize himCopy !req
110. as much as he dehumanizes you.Copy !req
111. - At least, I'll never be
the worst person I know.Copy !req
112. - The tendency to
see others as less human
than ourselves is universal.Copy !req
113. - My brother is less human.Copy !req
114. - And you are less human for it.Copy !req
115. - Did you just dehumanize me?Copy !req
116. - PsychiatristsCopy !req
117. who dehumanize patients
are more comfortableCopy !req
118. with painful
but effective treatments.Copy !req
119. - I met a patient of yours.
Will Graham.Copy !req
120. Wonder what sort of painful
but effective treatmentCopy !req
121. you prescribed him?Copy !req
122. - What do you imagine?Copy !req
123. - You're very supportive
of me killing my brother.Copy !req
124. And I appreciate that support,Copy !req
125. I really do.Copy !req
126. But I can only imagine
what you'd be supportiveCopy !req
127. of will Graham doing.Copy !req
128. What kind of
psychiatrist are you?Copy !req
129. - You already had my reputation
and bona fides verified.Copy !req
130. You know what kind
of psychiatrist I am.Copy !req
131. - I'm beginning to.Copy !req
132. - Since when the FBICopy !req
133. get involved
in animal attacks, Jack?Copy !req
134. - When there's somebody
holding the leashCopy !req
135. of whatever it is
that's doing the killing.Copy !req
136. - Esophagus is destroyed. The
bite almost severed his head!Copy !req
137. - Whatever it was, it's not
afraid of humans. Not anymore.Copy !req
138. - So I'm thinking
a bear or a wolf.Copy !req
139. - Wolves or bears don't eat
where they kill.Copy !req
140. It'd have dragged him off.Copy !req
141. - There's no eating here.
We're gonna find everything.Copy !req
142. The viscera's exposed,
the belly's laid bare,Copy !req
143. but there's no sign
of rutting or gnawing, Jack.Copy !req
144. - A rabid animal attacks victims
at random and doesn't
eat any part of them.Copy !req
145. - Found the same wound patternsCopy !req
146. on a series of
livestock mutilationsCopy !req
147. in the area. Evisceration,Copy !req
148. dismemberment,
yet everything accounted for.Copy !req
149. - Livestock mutilations...Copy !req
150. That was practice?Copy !req
151. - He's going to kill again.
He's gonna get better at it.Copy !req
152. - And he's urbanizing
his animal,Copy !req
153. moving it closer
to the city...Copy !req
154. Adapting it for bigger prey.Copy !req
155. - And he's not denying
its natural instincts,Copy !req
156. he's evolving them.Copy !req
157. - It's blood sport.Copy !req
158. - A wolf or a bear?Copy !req
159. Oh...Copy !req
160. - Hey, hey, this isCopy !req
161. k-Kevin. Uh,Copy !req
162. try not to stare.Copy !req
163. They'll... or they'll
take him away from me.Copy !req
164. - Oh, sorry.Copy !req
165. - It's ok.Copy !req
166. Bear. Wolf.Copy !req
167. - Do bears and wolves
hunt together?Copy !req
168. - Um, I mean, you could
you could train, train a bearCopy !req
169. to be a wolf,
or a wolf to be a bear.Copy !req
170. Train, train them long enough,
and they will hunt together,Copy !req
171. feed together.Copy !req
172. Hmm... ok.Copy !req
173. En-enough-enoughCopy !req
174. time, there's,
there's a great dealCopy !req
175. I could train even you
to do, will.Copy !req
176. - Hm.Copy !req
177. That kind of friendship canCopy !req
178. keep you on your toes.Copy !req
179. - Haha!Copy !req
180. Animals, they,
they do have...Copy !req
181. They have friendships
just-just like us.Copy !req
182. We're the same.Copy !req
183. - Yeah, I'll try
to remember that.Copy !req
184. - Please, don't-don't
blame-blame the animals.Copy !req
185. - No.
- Don't.Copy !req
186. Man is the only creatureCopy !req
187. that kills to... kill.Copy !req
188. - Oh, God!Copy !req
189. - Argh!Copy !req
190. - Kill.Copy !req
191. - It's not an animal.Copy !req
192. It's a man who wants
to be an animal.Copy !req
193. - Does he believe
he's an animal?Copy !req
194. - It's not what he believes;
It's what he imagines.Copy !req
195. - Well,
what does he want?Copy !req
196. - He wants to maul.Copy !req
197. Nothing personal about this.Copy !req
198. He doesn't know them.
He doesn't need to know them.Copy !req
199. They're just...Copy !req
200. Meat to him.Copy !req
201. Prey.Copy !req
202. - This kind of psychosisCopy !req
203. doesn't just slip
through the system.Copy !req
204. Somewhere, someone
would have noticed this.Copy !req
205. - If it is psychosis,Copy !req
206. he got inside
of it somehow,Copy !req
207. tamed it,Copy !req
208. made a suit out of it.Copy !req
209. He's an engineer...Copy !req
210. Or he understands engineering.Copy !req
211. He knows how to build.Copy !req
212. He built his beast.Copy !req
213. He is a student
of predators.Copy !req
214. - "No beast
is more savage than manCopy !req
215. when possessed with power
answerable to his own rage."Copy !req
216. - It's not rage.Copy !req
217. Rage is an emotional responseCopy !req
218. to being provoked.
This is something else.Copy !req
219. - What is it?Copy !req
220. - Instinct.Copy !req
221. It's the way he thinks.
- The way any animal thinksCopy !req
222. depends on limitations
of mind and body.Copy !req
223. If we learn
our limitations too soon,Copy !req
224. we never learn our power.Copy !req
225. - His victims are torn apart;
I'd say he learned his power.Copy !req
226. - He claimed his power.Copy !req
227. Can you imagine
tearing someone apart?Copy !req
228. Or would you prefer
to use a gun?Copy !req
229. - Guns lack intimacy.Copy !req
230. - You set an event in motionCopy !req
231. with a gun;
You don't complete it.Copy !req
232. You fantasized about killing meCopy !req
233. with your hands.Copy !req
234. Wouldn't that be more satisfying
than pulling a trigger?Copy !req
235. - Yes.Copy !req
236. - When you sent
the man to kill me,Copy !req
237. were you imagining
killing me yourself?Copy !req
238. Living vicariously
through him as if...Copy !req
239. Your hands tightened
the noose around my neck?Copy !req
240. Or were you simply hiding?Copy !req
241. - I wasn't hiding from
anything the first timeCopy !req
242. I tried to kill you.
- You were hiding...Copy !req
243. Behind the gun.Copy !req
244. You must allow yourself to
be intimate with your
instincts, will.Copy !req
245. - The closest comparative
bite radius we could matchCopy !req
246. to the victims' wounds
is a cave bear.Copy !req
247. - Even the dire wolf,
which is the largest speciesCopy !req
248. of the genus canis,
is itty-bitty by comparison.Copy !req
249. - But a cave bear
did not do this.Copy !req
250. - Mostly because
they're vegetarian,Copy !req
251. and have been extinct
for 28,000 years.Copy !req
252. - Mostly because the bite force
relative to the skull sizeCopy !req
253. doesn't match the kind of damage
we've been seeing.Copy !req
254. - What could?Copy !req
255. - Pull-ratchets
and pneumatics, maybe.Copy !req
256. - Pretty sophisticated ingenuity
for any kind of animal,Copy !req
257. man or beast.
- Animals are far moreCopy !req
258. like humans than
we ever realized.Copy !req
259. And humans are far more
like animals.Copy !req
260. One thin barrier between us.Copy !req
261. - And for some,
that barrier is way too thin.Copy !req
262. Hello, Dr. Lecter.Copy !req
263. How does something
like this present?Copy !req
264. - Someone affected by this kind
of species dysphoriaCopy !req
265. typically has
other conditions.Copy !req
266. Mood disorders,Copy !req
267. clinical depression,Copy !req
268. schizophrenia.
- Typically?Copy !req
269. - They may not
present at all.Copy !req
270. Your killer could have
built a bridge betweenCopy !req
271. who he appears to be and
what he now knows he's become.Copy !req
272. - He didn't build
a bridge, doctor...Copy !req
273. He built a suit.Copy !req
274. - What he seeks
is transformation.Copy !req
275. - Have you ever seen
anything like this before?Copy !req
276. - This threatens
to be a violation ofCopy !req
277. doctor-patient confidentiality,
so I will thread carefully.Copy !req
278. - You've seen
something like this?Copy !req
279. - Years ago, I treated a patient
who fits the profile.Copy !req
280. A teenage boy who sufferedCopy !req
281. from what I would describe
as an identity disorder.Copy !req
282. - This boy fancied
himself a beast?Copy !req
283. - During our therapy,
he reported a moment of clarity.Copy !req
284. He understood in that moment,
he was an animalCopy !req
285. born in the body of a man.Copy !req
286. He kept a solitary life.Copy !req
287. He would hide and behave in ways
resembling animal behaviour.Copy !req
288. - He was delusional.
- Not necessarily.Copy !req
289. He didn't believe metamorphosisCopy !req
290. could physically take place,Copy !req
291. but that wouldn't stop him
from trying to achieve it.Copy !req
292. - He'd be a grown man now?Copy !req
293. - And as he grew
in wisdom and confidence,Copy !req
294. he would no longer feel he had
to meet his needs in hiding.Copy !req
295. - What are his needs,
Dr. Lecter?Copy !req
296. - Savagery.Copy !req
297. - Museum's closed.Copy !req
298. - Hello, Randall.Copy !req
299. - Dr. Lecter.Copy !req
300. - You will always be ruledCopy !req
301. by your fascination with teeth.Copy !req
302. - That's what you said to me
when they brought in your officeCopy !req
303. the very first time.Copy !req
304. - Is that what I said?Copy !req
305. - Yeah.Copy !req
306. I was crying.Copy !req
307. I was dreading telling you
what was wrong with me and...Copy !req
308. You made it easier.Copy !req
309. Other visits too.Copy !req
310. - A therapist's life is equal
parts counsel and curiosity.Copy !req
311. We set a patient on a path,Copy !req
312. but are left to wonder
where that pathCopy !req
313. will take them.Copy !req
314. You've come
so very far, Randall.Copy !req
315. - A long time
since you treated me.Copy !req
316. - Which is why I wanted
to talk to youCopy !req
317. about your wonderful progress,Copy !req
318. just for a moment, privately.Copy !req
319. I've seen what you've done.Copy !req
320. - What have I done?Copy !req
321. - You bore screams...Copy !req
322. Like a sculptor bears dust
from the beaten stone.Copy !req
323. That crying boy doesn't
cling to you anymore.Copy !req
324. What clings to you now?Copy !req
325. What clings to your teeth?Copy !req
326. - Ragged bits of scalp...Copy !req
327. trailing their tails of hair
like comets.Copy !req
328. - Beautiful.Copy !req
329. They are looking for you.Copy !req
330. - I don't think I can stop.Copy !req
331. - I don't want you to.Copy !req
332. But they will
find you, Randall.Copy !req
333. When they do,Copy !req
334. it's important you do
exactly what I say.Copy !req
335. - You wanted to speak to me?Copy !req
336. - Ah, Randall tier.Copy !req
337. Special agent Jack
Crawford with the FBI.Copy !req
338. This is will Graham.Copy !req
339. Uh... did you...
Put all that together?Copy !req
340. - Yes, I did.
- Nice work.Copy !req
341. What is that?Copy !req
342. - That is a cave bear.
- You put together a lot
of cave bears, do you?Copy !req
343. - Yeah. I put them together,
take them apart, put them
back together again.Copy !req
344. - You understand their mechanics
and how they're engineered?Copy !req
345. - We understand a lot about
cave bears. Their fossilsCopy !req
346. have been found in the tens of
thousands, all over Southern
Europe. Very common.Copy !req
347. - The reason I ask
is because a...Copy !req
348. A cave bear skullCopy !req
349. was used recently
as a murder weapon.Copy !req
350. - Prehistoric jaws and clawsCopy !req
351. are designed to do
what they do best.Copy !req
352. - The victims were torn apart.Copy !req
353. Used the right tool
for the job.Copy !req
354. - Well, look inside the skullCopy !req
355. and you'll find what the job is.Copy !req
356. - You have a history of trouble
with things inside your head.Copy !req
357. Isn't that right, Mr. tier?Copy !req
358. - Is that what this is about?Copy !req
359. You think I killed
someone with a fossil?Copy !req
360. I had an identity disorder.Copy !req
361. The doctors told me
the internal mapCopy !req
362. of my body didn't
match reality.Copy !req
363. Do you know what it's likeCopy !req
364. when the skin you're wearing
doesn't fit?Copy !req
365. - I can imagine.
- I know who I am now.Copy !req
366. And I'm doing much better.Copy !req
367. I'm socializing.
I take my medication.Copy !req
368. I'm employed. And I workCopy !req
369. very hard.Copy !req
370. And I'm proof that
mental illness is treatable.Copy !req
371. - Shh, shh.Copy !req
372. - Hi.Copy !req
373. I don't know
if you remember me,Copy !req
374. but I met you outside
of Dr. Lecter's office.Copy !req
375. - I remember it.
How did you find me?Copy !req
376. - Well, as it turns out,
you are famous.Copy !req
377. - Uh...Copy !req
378. You're not exactly anonymous
yourself, margot.Copy !req
379. - Did you, uh, sneak a peek
inside Dr. Lecter's calendar?Copy !req
380. - Yeah, it is
exactly what I did.Copy !req
381. - It's cold.
Do you have any whiskey?Copy !req
382. - What is the heir to the verger
meat packing dynastyCopy !req
383. doing at my door?Copy !req
384. - Oh, my brother is the heir,Copy !req
385. not me.Copy !req
386. I have the wrong parts and
the wrong proclivity for parts.Copy !req
387. - You didn't answer my question.Copy !req
388. - Came for
a character reference.Copy !req
389. Patient to patient.Copy !req
390. What do you think
of Dr. Lecter's therapy?Copy !req
391. - It depends what
you're in therapy for.Copy !req
392. - Oh, I'm in therapy
for all kinds of reasons.Copy !req
393. The vergers slaughter
86,000 cattle a dayCopy !req
394. and 36,000 pigs,Copy !req
395. depending on the season,Copy !req
396. but that's just
the public carnage.Copy !req
397. - What's your private carnage?Copy !req
398. - I tried to kill my brother.Copy !req
399. - Well, I assume
he had it coming.Copy !req
400. - Did he ever.Copy !req
401. What's your private carnage?Copy !req
402. - I tried to murder Dr. Lecter.Copy !req
403. - Did he have it coming?Copy !req
404. - What do you think?Copy !req
405. - I can't say that I know.Copy !req
406. - Neither can I.Copy !req
407. - We have some
very similar issues.Copy !req
408. Although I doubt
that Dr. LecterCopy !req
409. gave you the same advice
on murder that he gave me.Copy !req
410. - And what's that?Copy !req
411. - He said...Copy !req
412. "If at first
you don't succeed,Copy !req
413. try, try again."Copy !req
414. - I'm curious what would happenCopy !req
415. if your patients started
comparing notes, Dr. Lecter.Copy !req
416. What would Randall tier
have to say to me?Copy !req
417. - What did Randall tier
say to you?Copy !req
418. - He said he was
much better now,Copy !req
419. that mental illness
was treatable.Copy !req
420. Randall tier is a success story.Copy !req
421. - You believe
he's innocent?Copy !req
422. - I believe...Copy !req
423. Your therapy was successful.Copy !req
424. You can be persuasive.Copy !req
425. How many have there been?Copy !req
426. Like Randall tier?Copy !req
427. Like me?Copy !req
428. - Every patient is unique.Copy !req
429. - Your psychiatrist came
to visit meCopy !req
430. at the hospital before my trial.Copy !req
431. - Dr. du maurier.Copy !req
432. - She told me she believed me.Copy !req
433. She knew there were
others like me.Copy !req
434. - Fascinating.Copy !req
435. - Did you kill her?Copy !req
436. - No.Copy !req
437. - What do you think about
when you think about killing?Copy !req
438. - I think about God.Copy !req
439. - Good and evil?Copy !req
440. - Good and evil has
nothing to do with God.Copy !req
441. I collect church collapses.Copy !req
442. Did you see the recent one
in sicily?Copy !req
443. The facade fell
on 65 grandmothersCopy !req
444. during a special mass.Copy !req
445. Was that evil? Was that God?Copy !req
446. If he's up there,Copy !req
447. he just loves it.Copy !req
448. Typhoid and swans,Copy !req
449. it all comes
from the same place.Copy !req
450. - Does Randall tier
believe in God?Copy !req
451. - Perhaps you should have
a more personal conversationCopy !req
452. with Mr. tier
and ask him what he believes.Copy !req
453. The solitude of what you do
is to be respected,Copy !req
454. and I intend to honour that.Copy !req
455. I've only come to offer
words of encouragement.Copy !req
456. You are becoming, Randall,Copy !req
457. and this beast
is your higher self.Copy !req
458. Your bodies, voices,Copy !req
459. and wills are one.Copy !req
460. Revel in what you are.Copy !req
461. - Hey!Copy !req
462. Buster! Buster!Copy !req
463. - Oh, shh, shh.Copy !req
464. I'd say this makes us even.Copy !req
465. I sent someone to kill you...Copy !req
466. You sent someone to kill me.Copy !req
467. Even Steven.Copy !req