Simon Cartwright:
I was happy for the briefest moment.

Simon Cartwright:
Haven't you been listening?

Dr. Karen Shoemaker:
Refresh my memory.

Simon Cartwright:
People pick on me.

Dr. Karen Shoemaker:
People pick on me. I don't slice them ear to ear.

Simon Cartwright:
Maybe you should.

Dr. Karen Shoemaker:
How did you pick your victims?

Simon Cartwright:
Different ways.

Dr. Karen Shoemaker:
How did you feel when you killed them?

Simon Cartwright:
I felt free.

Dr. Karen Shoemaker:
Why did you kill her?

Simon Cartwright:
I killed them because I had to.

Dr. Karen Shoemaker:
Why did you think you had to?

Simon Cartwright:
I heard voices.

Dr. Marlowe:
Did you see them?

Dr. Karen Shoemaker:
What?

Dr. Marlowe:
Did you see something?

Dr. Karen Shoemaker:
No, you said, "Did you see them?" What have you seen?

Dr. Marlowe:
Oh, I've seen a lot of things.

Dr. Marlowe:
He once told me he thought he was being pursued by Russians. It was during the Olympics. He told us that they wanted to assassinate him. We knew he was suffering from acute paranoia, possibly even schizophrenia. He told us the assassins were on the Olympic team. So we brought a television in at his request to he could identify the killers. We spent two weeks watching him, monitoring his every move, noting every statement. When it was all over, he admitted that he simply wanted to watch the diving. He was lying. He thought it was a hell of a joke.

Simon Cartwright:
Is that offer still open? To try on you what I tried on that bitch?