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That expires in one week.
You're not real FBI, are you?

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I'm still in training at the academy.

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Jack Crawford sent a trainee to me?

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Yes, I'm a student.
I'm here to learn from you.

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Maybe you can decide whether or not
I'm qualified enough to do that.

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That is rather slippery of you,
Agent Starling.

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Sit, please.

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Now then, tell me.
What did Miggs say to you?

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Multiple Miggs in the next cell.

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He hissed at you. What did he say?

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He said ''I can smell your cunt.''

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I see.

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I myself cannot.

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You use Evyan skin cream.

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And sometimes you wear l'Air du Temps.

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But not today.

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Did you do all these drawings, Doctor?

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That is the Duomo
seen from the Belvedere.

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- Do you know Florence?
- All that detail just from memory, sir?

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Memory, Agent Starling,
is what I have instead of a view.

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Well, perhaps you'd care to lend us
your view on this questionnaire, sir.

122
Oh, no, no, no, no.

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You were doing fine. You had been
courteous and receptive to courtesy.

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You had established trust, with
the embarrassing truth about Miggs.

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And now this ham-handed segue
into your questionnaire.

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- It won't do.
- I'm only asking you to look at this.

127
Either you will or you won't.

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Yeah. Jack Crawford
must be very busy indeed

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if he's recruiting help
from the student body.

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Busy hunting that new one: Buffalo Bill.

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What a naughty boy he is.

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Do you know why he's called Buffalo Bill?

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Please tell me.
The newspapers won't say.

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It started as a bad joke
in Kansas City Homicide.

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They said
''This one likes to skin his humps.''

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Why do you think he removes
their skins, Agent Starling?

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Thrill me with your acumen.

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It excites him. Most serial killers keep
some sort of trophies from their victims.

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- I didn't.
- No. No, you ate yours.

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You send that through now.

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Oh, Agent Starling, you think you can
dissect me with this blunt little tool?

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No. I thought that your knowledge...

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You're so ambitious, aren't you?

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Do you know what you look like, with
your good bag and your cheap shoes?

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You look like a rube.

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A well-scrubbed, hustling rube,
with a little taste.

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Good nutrition's given you length of bone,

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but you're not more than one generation
from poor white trash, are you?

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And that accent you've tried so
desperately to shed: pure West Virginia.

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What is your father, dear? Is he
a coal miner? Does he stink of the lamp?