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Please.

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My daughter is Catherine.

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Boy, that's smart.
Jesus, that's really smart.

453
She keeps repeating the name.

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If he sees Catherine as a person and not
just an object, it's harder to tear her up.

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Release my little girl.

456
You're coming into my hospital
to conduct an interview

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and refusing to share information
with me for the third time.

458
Sir, I told you, this is just a routine
follow-up on the Raspail case.

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- He is my patient. I have rights.
- I understand that, sir.

460
Look, I am not just
some turnkey, Miss Starling.

461
This is the number
for the US attorney's office.

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Either you discuss this with him or you
let me do my job, do you understand?

463
If your profile helps us catch Buffalo Bill
in time to save Catherine Martin,

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the senator promises you a transfer

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to the VA hospital at Oneida Park, New
York, with a view of the woods nearby.

466
Maximum security still applies, of course.

467
You'd have reasonable access to books.

468
Best of all, though,

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one week of the year,
you get to leave the hospital

470
and go here.

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Plum Island.

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Every day of that week you may walk on
the beach, you may swim in the ocean,

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for up to one hour, under SWAT team
surveillance, of course.

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And there you have it.

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A copy of the Buffalo Bill case file.

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A copy of the senator's offer.

477
This offer is non-negotiable and final.

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Catherine Martin dies, you get nothing.

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''Plum Island Animal Disease
Research Centre.''

480
Sounds charming.

481
That's only a part of the island.
There's a very nice beach.

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- Terns nest there. There's beautiful...
- Terns?

483
If I help you, Clarice,
it will be ''turns'' with us too.

484
Quid pro quo. I tell you things,
you tell me things.

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Not about this case, though.
About yourself.

486
Quid pro quo. Yes or no?

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Yes or no, Clarice?
Poor little Catherine is waiting.

488
Go, Doctor.

489
What is your worst memory of childhood?

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The death of my father.

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Tell me about it and don't lie, or I'll know.

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He was a town marshal.

493
One night he surprised two burglars

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coming out the back of a drugstore.

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They shot him.

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Was he killed outright?

497
No, he was very strong.
He lasted more than a month.

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My mother died when I was very young.

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My father had become the whole world to
me, and, when he left me, I had nothing.

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I was ten years old.