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Melopoly | Now, if you said Bryce or Mc Dermott. Otherwise, it was amusing. |
Melopoly | Now, if you'll excuse me, I really must be going. |
Melopoly | Wait. Uh-- Stop. |
Melopoly | I did it, Carnes. |
Melopoly | I killed him. |
Melopoly | I'm Patrick Bateman. |
Melopoly | I chopped Allen's fucking head off. |
Melopoly | The whole message I left on your machine was true. |
Melopoly | Excuse me. I really must be going now. |
Melopoly | No. No, listen. |
Melopoly | Don't you know who I am ? |
Melopoly | I'm not Davis. I'm Patrick Bateman. |
Melopoly | We talk on the phone all the time. |
Melopoly | Don't you recognize me ? |
Melopoly | You're my lawyer. |
Melopoly | Now, Carnes, listen. |
Melopoly | Listen very, very carefully. |
Melopoly | I killed Paul Allen, |
Melopoly | and I liked it. |
Melopoly | I can't make myself any clearer. |
Melopoly | But that's simply not possible. And I don't find this funny anymore. |
Melopoly | It never was supposed to be. Why isn't it possible ? |
Melopoly | It's just not. Why not, you stupid bastard ? |
Melopoly | Because I had dinner with Paul Allen... |
Melopoly | twice in London just ten days ago. |
Melopoly | No, you... |
Melopoly | didn't. Now, if you'll excuse me. |
Melopoly | We've seen the results of that mistrust... |
Melopoly | in the form of lies, provisions in the states. |
Melopoly | We need to find a way to cooperate while realizing foreign policy... |
Melopoly | can't be run by committee. |
Melopoly | And I believe there's now the growing sense... |
Melopoly | that we can accomplish more by cooperating. |
Melopoly | And in the end, this maybe the eventual blessing in disguise... |
Melopoly | to come out of the Iran-Contra mess. |
Melopoly | How can he lie like that ? |
Melopoly | How can he pull that shit ? What shit ? |
Melopoly | Now, where do we have reservations at ? |
Melopoly | I'm not really hungry, but I'd like to have reservations someplace. |
Melopoly | How can you be so fucking, |
Melopoly | I don't know, cool about it ? |
Melopoly | Some guys arejust born cool, I guess. |
Melopoly | Bateman ? |
Melopoly | - What are you so fucking zany about ? - I'm just a happy camper. |
Melopoly | Rockin' and a rollin' ! |
Melopoly | Oh, brother, look. |
Melopoly | He presents himself as this harmless old codger, but inside-- |
Melopoly | but inside-- |
Melopoly | But inside doesn't matter. |
Melopoly | Inside ? Believe or not, Bryce, we're actually listening to you. |
Melopoly | Come on, Bateman. What do you think ? |
Melopoly | - Whatever. - Whose moronic idea was it to order dry beers ? |
Melopoly | I need a scotch. |
Melopoly | There are no more barriers to cross. |
Melopoly | All I have in common with the uncontrollable and the insane, |
Melopoly | the vicious and the evil, all the mayhem I have caused... |
Melopoly | and my utter indifference toward it, |
Melopoly | I have now surpassed. |
Melopoly | My pain is constant and sharp... |
Melopoly | and I do not hope for a better world for anyone. |
Melopoly | In fact, I want my pain to be inflicted on others. |
Melopoly | I want no one to escape. |
Melopoly | But even after admitting this, |
Melopoly | there is no catharsis. |
Melopoly | My punishment continues to elude me... |
Melopoly | and I gain no deeper knowledge of myself. |
Melopoly | No new knowledge can be extracted from my telling. |
Melopoly | This confession has meant... nothing. |
Melopoly | Word. |
Melopoly | Come on. |