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00:00:50 Go!
00:00:54 Go!
00:01:00 What's that?
00:01:02 It's a man!
00:01:04 - What? Is he dead?
00:01:06 He's writing!
00:01:08 Repeat!
00:01:10 He's writing,
00:01:11 sir, he's writing in a notebook!
00:01:14 That man was not mad.
00:01:17 with shrapnel whistling round him
00:01:21 The contents of that notebook
00:01:24 to write it down later.
00:01:26 He had to do it
00:01:29 he couldn't put it off
00:01:32 What was so important that
00:01:36 What was he writing that
00:01:39 and running, like any other man
00:01:46 The "Tractatus
00:01:52 the most influential philosophical
00:01:56 That soldierwas called
00:01:59 the man who set the limits
00:02:03 The enigma that
00:02:06 was the following:
00:02:11 Can we know the truth?
00:02:17 All the great thinkers
00:02:19 have sought a single certainty,
00:02:21 something which
00:02:23 like "two and two make four".
00:02:27 In orderto find that truth,
00:02:29 Wittgenstein used, in fact,
00:02:31 mathematical logic. What better
00:02:35 than an immutable language,
00:02:40 He advanced slowly,
00:02:44 with impeccable method,
00:02:47 a terrifying conclusion.
00:02:51 There is no such truth
00:02:54 outside of mathematics.
00:02:57 There is no way of finding
00:02:58 a single absolute truth,
00:03:01 an irrefutable argument
00:03:03 which might help answer
00:03:08 Philosophy,
00:03:13 Because "Whereof we cannot speak,
00:03:18 thereof we must be silent."
00:04:44 Don't touch that, please.
00:04:46 This is an Enigma machine!
00:04:48 Just a copy. The original's in
00:04:52 Sorry to sneak in like that...
00:04:55 Of course it was open. You surely
00:04:59 and let you in
00:05:01 I'm...
00:05:02 Martin, our new overseas
00:05:09 - This man in the photo with you...
00:05:11 That's Turing, Alan Turing,
00:05:14 the man who deciphered
00:05:17 Thanks to him, we won the war.
00:05:20 Poor man died
00:05:23 a poisoned apple, like Snow White.
00:05:27 And the one on the left?
00:05:29 My husband, Harry.
00:05:31 Harry Eagleton. He developed the
00:05:34 He deserved a bloody Nobel prize,
00:05:38 to politicians.
00:05:40 He never had many friends.
00:05:43 He had one at least.
00:05:45 Poor boy. He spent day
00:05:48 after day in the house,
00:05:50 He'd go without lunch or dinner,
00:05:55 Eagleton tutored his doctoral thesis
00:05:59 - wasn't it?
00:06:02 I know everything there is
00:06:05 In fact, Mrs. Eagleton,
00:06:07 In Oxford, I mean.
00:06:10 I know what you mean.
00:06:13 Every prize,
00:06:15 he's received overthe years
00:06:21 Careful, mother, or
00:06:23 What secret?
00:06:24 After daddy died,
00:06:26 How dare you!
00:06:29 He's always been
00:06:31 Only because there was no chance
00:06:33 Beth!
00:06:35 There's no doubt
00:06:37 but there's one area
00:06:40 He likes young girls.
00:06:42 Beth, darling, couldn't you stop
00:06:46 Sorry, mother.
00:06:47 Take no notice of us.
00:06:51 Thank you, mother, fortarring me
00:06:56 I'm sorry,
00:06:57 you are?
00:06:58 I sent a fax a few weeks ago,
00:07:01 Ah, our overseas student.
00:07:03 Why don't you
00:07:07 If I'd known,
00:07:09 You look stunning.
00:07:11 My daughter has
00:07:14 A concert?
00:07:15 I play the cello
00:07:17 - It's the local amateur orchestra.
00:07:20 We're not quite
00:07:22 I... I love the cello.
00:07:24 Me too. Maybe it's because
00:07:27 - these days.
00:07:28 Please.
00:07:30 Mother.
00:07:31 My daughter's suitors
00:07:34 around very long.
00:07:35 Difficult character, you know.
00:07:37 Having an old lady hovering in the
00:07:40 Are you calling me a busybody?
00:07:43 No, mother. You just want
00:07:46 Of course.
00:07:47 My mother has this theory
00:07:48 that unless a man lived
00:07:51 he's not to be trusted.
00:07:52 My daughter
00:07:53 thinks I've gone a bit
00:07:55 gaga, but she knows
00:07:56 I'm right.
00:07:57 The Nazis changed the wheels
00:08:00 on that damned machine
00:08:03 that altered the code, and we
00:08:07 There were no computers
00:08:10 calculations were done by hand.
00:08:13 You must have been very young.
00:08:15 Time for me to go.
00:08:17 Fancy a game of Scrabble?
00:08:33 Well, this is your study.
00:08:36 I trust you'll be comfortable.
00:08:38 It's perfect.
00:08:39 You should also be thinking
00:08:42 foryourthesis.
00:08:43 I've had one in mind
00:08:50 Your parents?
00:08:51 Yeah.
00:08:54 Very American.
00:08:57 Not at all.
00:09:01 It actually happens to be my home.
00:09:03 Really? Lovely.
00:09:06 Anyway...
00:09:08 all the studies are shared.
00:09:10 Your colleague is
00:09:12 I'm sure we'll get on fine.
00:09:14 By the way,
00:09:15 I think you'll find Professor Seldom
00:09:20 I know, but the college told me that
00:09:23 Who told you that?
00:09:25 I've got a fax...
00:09:27 here.
00:09:31 I see.
00:09:33 I'm sorry to say Mrs. Keeman
00:09:36 was being rather over-optimistic.
00:09:38 she no longerworks here.
00:09:39 But there must be some way,
00:09:42 You're free to talk
00:09:43 of course, but I must
00:09:48 is not one for
00:09:51 If you take my advice,
00:09:52 I suggest you approach your studies
00:09:56 I'm sure you'll find some excellent
00:09:59 who will more than understand
00:10:23 - Don't take it out on the wall.
00:10:25 Don't talk to me about walls. That's
00:10:30 Sorry, just letting off
00:10:32 Well, at least they come in
00:10:36 These? I was just trying to save
00:10:41 See, I'm trying to calculate
00:10:43 depending on where
00:10:44 and what height it makes contact
00:10:46 with my racquet.
00:10:47 Makes it easier. Here.
00:10:55 See? It works.
00:10:58 Yeah, and what would happen
00:11:03 There would be more variables
00:11:05 but it would still be possible
00:11:10 Please.
00:11:48 Give me time.
00:11:50 I have to rethink my calculations.
00:11:54 Okay.
00:12:08 Thanks forthe beating.
00:12:10 Do you want to continue
00:12:11 on your own
00:12:15 Wednesday, same time?
00:12:17 Yes. Bring a proper squash racquet.
00:12:21 Okay.
00:12:33 I see you're picking up
00:12:37 I try my best.
00:12:38 Maybe she can help you
00:12:40 since uncle Arthur
00:12:43 - Can nothing be done?
00:12:45 And if you're suggesting my mother
00:12:48 I wasn't suggesting anything.
00:12:50 Do you really expect me to believe
00:12:54 No, not by chance, no.
00:12:57 Nothing happens by chance.
00:12:58 I wanted to meet
00:13:00 but I never planned to use her.
00:13:02 There's no need to apologize.
00:13:05 I like people who
00:13:07 I wish I was more like you.
00:13:09 You're not missing much,
00:13:11 Oh, really?
00:13:13 You come here from another country,
00:13:15 and no sooner do you get here
00:13:18 With two, I hope.
00:13:21 - until a moment ago.
00:13:24 You're happy,
00:13:26 you only have to look at
00:13:28 I try to be.
00:13:29 How do you do it?
00:13:32 It's easy.
00:13:33 It's a case of going
00:13:34 And what if it goes badly?
00:13:40 I'd rather make mistakes
00:13:42 I'd rather mess up
00:13:46 It works for me.
00:13:48 You should try it.
00:14:01 Just a minute!
00:14:06 I thought you might
00:14:08 Seldom is giving a lecture
00:14:10 at Merton College on the 24th!
00:14:12 There's your big chance!
00:14:16 There is no way
00:14:18 absolute truth, an irrefutable
00:14:22 the questions of mankind.
00:14:25 Philosophy,
00:14:30 Because "Whereof we cannot speak,
00:14:35 thereof we must be silent."
00:14:53 Oh, it seems that
00:14:57 It appears you are not
00:15:01 That means eitheryou have found
00:15:05 of the Tractatus, oryou have an
00:15:09 I believe in the number Pi.
00:15:16 I'm sorry,
00:15:18 What was it
00:15:20 In the number Pi, in the Golden
00:15:25 The essence of nature
00:15:28 There is a hidden meaning
00:15:30 Things are organized following
00:15:35 Even the tiny snowflake
00:15:36 includes a numerical basis
00:15:39 if we manage to discover
00:15:43 we will know
00:15:53 Impressive!
00:15:56 Translating his words into
00:15:57 the Queen's English,
00:16:01 we find ourselves
00:16:02 rousing defence of mathematics,
00:16:06 were pre-existing ideas in reality.
00:16:08 Anyway, this is nothing new.
00:16:11 Since man is incapable
00:16:14 he tends to confer
00:16:18 because he cannot bearthe notion
00:16:21 only exists in our brain.
00:16:27 The beauty and harmony
00:16:35 How sweet!
00:16:36 The butterfly
00:16:38 that flutters its wings
00:16:39 and causes a hurricane
00:16:43 We've been hearing about
00:16:46 but who has been able
00:16:56 Nobody!
00:17:02 Tell me something...
00:17:04 Where is the beauty
00:17:09 What makes a cell
00:17:11 suddenly decide to turn itself
00:17:14 and destroy the rest of
00:17:19 Does anyone know?
00:17:23 No.
00:17:25 Because we'd ratherthink
00:17:28 and butterflies than of pain,
00:17:31 war
00:17:32 orthat book.
00:17:35 Why?
00:17:37 Because we need to think
00:17:42 that everything
00:17:45 and not by mere chance.
00:17:48 If I write 2 then 4 then 6,
00:17:53 that next comes 8.
00:17:55 We can foresee it,
00:17:57 we are not in the hands
00:17:59 of destiny.
00:18:02 Unfortunately, however,
00:18:05 this has nothing to do with truth.
00:18:10 Don't you agree?
00:18:14 This...
00:18:17 is only fear.
00:18:22 Sad...
00:18:26 but there you go.
00:18:38 You must
00:18:39 be Martin.
00:18:41 At last we meet.
00:18:43 But, I don't get it,
00:18:46 Yes, I'm leaving. It was a mistake.
00:18:51 Things have not turned out
00:18:54 No, they haven't.
00:18:57 I hope the hastiness
00:18:59 has nothing to do with
00:19:00 Professor Seldom.
00:19:02 News travels fast in Oxford.
00:19:04 We are a little village of gossips.
00:19:08 Anyway, I think you are wrong
00:19:12 He was the best in his day, but...
00:19:14 now he just wants to sell books.
00:19:17 A real Seldom fan, eh?
00:19:20 I have a framed photo
00:19:22 So he refused you too?
00:19:25 I would rather jump out of
00:19:28 I want nothing to do
00:19:33 I preferthe Reader's Digest.
00:20:06 Taxi!
00:20:26 Hello.
00:20:27 Ah, we've got
00:20:33 There.
00:22:19 Fucking hell!
00:22:22 What are you doing here?
00:22:24 I live here.
00:22:26 I came to visit an old friend.
00:22:29 I'm sorry about before.
00:22:31 No, don't apologize.
00:22:33 I tend to overact
00:22:35 The truth is I just wanted
00:22:38 You succeeded.
00:22:49 Septemberthe 24th,
00:22:50 1993. Inspector Petersen,
00:22:53 Investigating the murder
00:22:57 According to this report,
00:23:00 discovered the body...
00:23:04 Yes, we entered
00:23:07 Are you one of
00:23:10 No.
00:23:12 - Do you work for him?
00:23:15 Can you explain
00:23:17 No.
00:23:20 To tell you the truth, I can't.
00:23:23 I was also surprised
00:23:25 So it was pure coincidence?
00:23:28 Everything seems to point
00:23:33 And was this the first time
00:23:37 Not exactly. I was at
00:23:42 I asked him a few questions.
00:23:44 What sort of questions?
00:23:46 Mathematical ones.
00:23:56 It's not by chance that I went
00:23:59 to Mrs. Eagleton's house
00:24:01 I went there because
00:24:03 The murdererwarned you?
00:24:05 Yes, I received a note
00:24:09 What did it say?
00:24:11 Just one sentence:
00:24:13 "The first of the series,"
00:24:15 written in capital letters.
00:24:18 Mrs. Eagleton's address
00:24:20 and the time.
00:24:22 Can we see it?
00:24:24 No.
00:24:26 Why?
00:24:28 I threw it away.
00:24:30 You threw away
00:24:35 Yes, well, let me explain.
00:24:39 Afterthe conference,
00:24:41 I signed a number of copies.
00:24:45 And that is when I realized
00:24:49 was familiar
00:24:51 but honestly, I...
00:24:53 it just never occurred to me that
00:24:58 Of course, when I got there,
00:25:14 We should call the police.
00:25:16 You're right.
00:25:18 Call them.
00:25:22 999.
00:25:24 Hello,
00:25:25 I'm calling to report a death.
00:25:28 3 Cunliffe Close.
00:25:32 It's an old woman.
00:25:34 Thank you.
00:25:37 What do you think happened?
00:25:39 I don't know.
00:25:41 We should wait outside.
00:25:43 I shouldn't have
00:25:45 Try to etch on your memory
00:25:48 This moment is crucial.
00:25:51 She was playing Scrabble
00:25:53 Was she playing on her own?
00:25:55 Yes, she has both
00:25:58 You don't think she's been killed?
00:26:01 I can't see any other alternative.
00:26:07 Whoever did this obviously
00:26:10 with the cushion
00:26:11 She wakes up, puts up a struggle,
00:26:13 he presses down harder,
00:26:16 breaks her nose, hence the blood.
00:26:19 Or it could have been a woman,
00:26:20 using her knee
00:26:24 When the killer removes
00:26:26 he drops it on the carpet
00:26:28 to put anything back in its place.
00:26:30 Scared, probably.
00:26:34 In the book
00:26:35 that I based my conference on,
00:26:39 compare logical series
00:26:43 And since its publication
00:26:45 dozens of totally absurd letters,
00:26:47 which is why I attached
00:26:49 And you're sure you destroyed it?
00:26:52 Well, no, I threw it away
00:26:55 Where?
00:26:59 Well, somewhere near
00:27:01 Scott, get on to it,
00:27:04 The road sweepers
00:27:06 It doesn't matter. We'll search
00:27:10 Now is there anything else? Anything
00:27:14 Oh, uh, underthe text
00:27:17 there was a hand-drawn circle,
00:27:21 a perfect circle,
00:27:24 also in black.
00:27:27 About...
00:27:31 this size,
00:27:35 approximately.
00:27:38 A circle?
00:27:40 Like a signature?
00:27:41 Oh no, I'm almost convinced
00:27:44 the first element
00:27:47 Well, excuse my ignorance,
00:27:49 I must have been off school
00:27:52 logical series.
00:27:54 A logical series
00:27:55 is a group of elements
00:27:57 following a particular rule.
00:27:59 Could be 1, 2, 3, 4...
00:28:00 or even numbers, 2, 4, 6, 8...
00:28:03 Or of course it could be
00:28:06 Fibonacci?
00:28:08 A 12th-century mathematician.
00:28:09 Each element is the sum of the two
00:28:14 - 8, 13...
00:28:17 the relationship between
00:28:20 I'm sorry. In my book I sustain
00:28:24 for intellectual reasons
00:28:28 In general, the patterns
00:28:31 are crude, monotonous
00:28:35 cases that can be analyzed
00:28:38 So you think the murderer is
00:28:43 Yes, sadly, I believe
00:28:46 Murdererwants to prove me wrong.
00:28:48 He wants to show that
00:28:50 and that he can beat me
00:28:51 at my own game.
00:28:55 with Mrs. Eagleton,
00:28:58 How about this circle?
00:29:01 Oh, a circle's a good way
00:29:04 There's no symbol
00:29:06 Could mean almost anything.
00:29:07 So you mean there's gonna be
00:29:12 I'm afraid so.
00:29:15 And if we don't
00:29:17 could be many more.
00:29:19 Okay, we are going to change
00:29:21 some notes please in part 12.
00:29:24 We knew she was going
00:29:27 but never like this.
00:29:29 The doctors gave her 6 months
00:29:32 Thanks to Beth's nursing
00:29:36 like a blessing from heaven.
00:29:39 Maybe that's why
00:29:42 How do you mean?
00:29:43 If he is trying to demonstrate
00:29:46 maybe the deaths in themselves
00:29:49 Maybe his aim is to inflict
00:29:52 He chose someone
00:29:54 He probably knew Mrs. Eagleton
00:29:56 She went every week
00:29:59 He could have found out about her
00:30:03 the perfect victim for him.
00:30:05 Go on.
00:30:07 If he hadn't broken her nose,
00:30:09 it would have looked
00:30:11 In that case, only you
00:30:14 The police would never
00:30:15 It would have been
00:30:18 A murderthat almost isn't a murder.
00:30:20 That makes sense.
00:30:23 What do you think
00:30:25 I suppose he'll try
00:30:28 He'll commit another murder
00:30:32 An imperceptible murder...
00:30:40 Excuse me.
00:30:46 Excuse me, officers,
00:30:49 to Miss Eagleton first,
00:30:50 to her, if that's all right.
00:30:59 You have a C,
00:31:01 B flat, and C sharp.
00:31:04 Excuse me, please,
00:31:06 Yes, so
00:31:09 you have a C, B flat,
00:31:10 and C sharp.
00:31:13 Oh, no, no, no. You have a B,
00:31:17 Oh, okay,
00:31:19 let's do a break, please.
00:31:56 The police told me that you
00:31:58 Forgive me, Beth.
00:32:00 They asked me to try
00:32:02 It's no problem.
00:32:08 It must have been difficult
00:32:11 Two hours of interrogation.
00:32:14 It's logical, though, bearing
00:32:17 Did they tell you that?
00:32:18 No. No, they didn't have to.
00:32:22 You don't need to be
00:32:24 that I'm the one who
00:32:26 But you looked after her
00:32:30 Five years...
00:32:32 Five years of waiting
00:32:36 Forgive me for being
00:32:38 but if anyone wanted this
00:32:44 Do you know what it is
00:32:46 wondering when you're going
00:32:50 I couldn't abandon her,
00:32:53 She had cancer but it was supposed
00:32:59 You want this person you're supposed
00:33:02 and at the same time you know
00:33:03 there's something evil in you
00:33:07 You hate yourself
00:33:08 forthe thoughts
00:33:11 It's like being rotten inside.
00:33:12 Beth, you've no need to worry.
00:33:16 Seldom got a note.
00:33:17 Someone warned him of
00:33:20 - and is threatening to do it again.
00:33:22 No one knows.
00:33:32 They made me go to the morgue
00:33:35 Her eyes were still open.
00:33:37 Don't think about it.
00:33:44 I don't think I can sleep
00:33:47 Is it okay
00:34:01 I'm sorry.
00:34:03 Don't be... it's okay.
00:34:05 I don't know what you must
00:34:09 Beth, please. Don't go.
00:34:26 Congratulations! Your name
00:34:30 Knock off the old lady
00:34:33 Not so fast!
00:34:36 Yourfriend is lucky.
00:34:38 Always close to death,
00:34:43 Didn't you know?
00:34:45 Thirty years ago,
00:34:46 - were travelling together.
00:34:49 Mrs. Eagleton's husband
00:34:53 And guess who was driving.
00:34:56 And now the old lady is dead.
00:34:59 Three down, one to go.
00:35:04 This is Miss Scarlet
00:35:06 and she is in the dining room.
00:35:09 took place in the dining room,
00:35:10 don't we? And that the victim
00:35:12 but since we don't have
00:35:13 a cushion, we'll use
00:35:17 Now I'll stick
00:35:18 my neck out and say that
00:35:20 in the living room,
00:35:24 What do you think?
00:35:25 Clue didn't figure
00:35:27 Cleudo!
00:35:30 It's recommended reading
00:35:33 In the papers,
00:35:35 Beth appears as the chief suspect.
00:35:38 But the police know all the facts.
00:35:41 Ah, I forgot that I was talking
00:35:46 Thank you.
00:35:47 You and the police think that it's
00:35:51 On the basis
00:35:52 of certain axioms
00:35:54 you can reach a valid conclusion,
00:35:57 As sure as today is Wednesday.
00:35:59 And what if I say,
00:36:04 True, false
00:36:07 All right. There are
00:36:09 that can neither be proved
00:36:12 Indeterminable propositions.
00:36:14 Exactly, Godel's
00:36:17 So, even in yourworld
00:36:20 there are things
00:36:22 Yes, but that is not the case here.
00:36:25 There is a gap,
00:36:28 there is a gulf between
00:36:32 We can never be sure
00:36:33 of all the facts about a phenomenon,
00:36:35 and to lack just one, could change
00:36:38 that the murder
00:36:39 took place in the dining room
00:36:42 and that Miss Scarlet was there
00:36:45 and that herfingerprints
00:36:47 were on the knife,
00:36:49 affirm with absolute certainty
00:36:52 Oh, come on! It's
00:36:57 That's not absolute certainty,
00:37:00 We could have absolute certainty
00:37:02 if we trusted the word
00:37:03 orwe saw it with our own eyes.
00:37:08 No comment.
00:37:10 Things are here, under our noses.
00:37:12 These paving stones. They exist!
00:37:15 Or do you refute that
00:37:17 Are you sure? Heisenberg
00:37:20 The physicist?
00:37:22 Yes, well, he tried to make
00:37:24 but he wasn't famous forthat.
00:37:26 What is this? An exam? Heisenberg's
00:37:29 Bingo! Miss Scarlet
00:37:33 And you're looking at her
00:37:35 or a particle accelerator,
00:37:37 And every time you look at her,
00:37:38 Miss Scarlet will have
00:37:42 her position.
00:37:44 Because the very fact
00:37:46 alters her atomic state.
00:37:48 Don't try to confuse me with tricks.
00:37:50 Beth is not an electron,
00:37:53 So, do you really think
00:37:56 is more reliable
00:37:58 There are evident,
00:38:01 For Christ's sake,
00:38:02 can you turn that bloody thing
00:38:11 Unfortunately, the police
00:38:14 Consequently, we have
00:38:17 Not a thing!
00:38:19 Lmagine if that bloody psychopath
00:38:21 gets the wind up
00:38:24 Beth will be declared guilty.
00:38:30 I'd love to know
00:38:35 Myself.
00:38:38 I read the news in the papers.
00:38:41 The worst thing is...
00:38:43 This is embarrassing...
00:38:45 Thanks to that
00:38:48 I've just had lunch
00:38:50 Before, he didn't
00:38:53 I'm sorry about what
00:38:55 has happened but at the same time,
00:39:00 Never, in my life, have I
00:39:04 One hourwith Seldom is like
00:39:08 Well, you know,
00:39:10 there's nothing embarrassing
00:39:13 Are you sure about that?
00:39:20 Spend an hourwith me?
00:39:51 You have something to drink?
00:39:53 - No.
00:40:30 - Are you okay?
00:40:45 What's wrong?
00:40:46 Nothing, it's... Sorry.
00:40:49 It's Seldom.
00:40:50 Just strange that you should
00:40:52 - Anurse interested in mathematics.
00:40:56 It was the authorwho interested me.
00:41:00 - You know Seldom?
00:41:02 - See him almost every day.
00:41:06 He visits a friend
00:41:08 a terminal patient.
00:41:11 One day we began to chat and...
00:41:13 And what?
00:41:15 And he gave me the book.
00:41:17 - That's all?
00:41:20 He could be yourfather... Your
00:41:24 Yeah.
00:41:26 I just like mystery novels,
00:41:29 he was here for a while,
00:41:31 I gave him a couple of my books
00:41:34 - Is that a crime?
00:41:41 Can you get him out of your mind,
00:41:44 please?
00:41:45 I just don't understand why
00:41:50 What do you want?
00:41:51 A list of all the people
00:41:54 - No.
00:43:02 Everything you read
00:43:07 Did you know that?
00:43:09 No, uh...
00:43:10 - Have you read the Bible?
00:43:13 Jesus died on the cross
00:43:17 But in body and soul,
00:43:19 at least so they say.
00:43:21 He ate fish and spoke to Peter.
00:43:24 That's how he spent forty days.
00:43:26 Forty days!
00:43:28 He must have been green,
00:43:32 Hey, wait, wait.
00:43:33 Jesus was a terrorist.
00:43:38 All his life.
00:43:40 A revolutionary who kicked
00:43:46 Do you know why
00:43:48 - No, theoretically...
00:43:51 came back to life to avenge
00:43:54 Like in a horror movie.
00:43:57 Of course, that's not nice.
00:44:02 You can go in now,
00:44:04 - is expecting you.
00:44:10 What are you doing here?
00:44:12 I had the urge to see you,
00:44:16 You're lying.
00:44:17 How do you know?
00:44:18 I didn't, I do now.
00:44:21 You're here to see
00:44:23 You should have seen the look
00:44:26 And how are you going to explain
00:44:29 I'll tell him I came to see you.
00:44:31 You swine.
00:44:46 Who is that guy?
00:44:49 Well, you would be too
00:44:51 and you couldn't find a donor.
00:44:53 There were two people
00:44:55 but theirfamilies refused.
00:44:57 Now I get it.
00:44:58 You know, he thought
00:45:00 in orderto give her his lungs.
00:45:02 That's ridiculous.
00:45:04 Giving your life for someone
00:45:10 His name is Kalman,
00:45:12 one of my most brilliant students.
00:45:13 He was quick in his conclusions,
00:45:15 clear in his exposition.
00:45:17 He designed intelligence tests.
00:45:20 into the study of logical series.
00:45:22 He was meticulous,
00:45:24 He marked the tests himself,
00:45:26 one by one, and discovered
00:45:28 something really curious:
00:45:29 Some of the tests were perfect;
00:45:32 But there was a third group.
00:45:35 The answers were absurd,
00:45:37 illogical, random,
00:45:39 the sort of thing
00:45:41 Kalman interviewed
00:45:42 the pupils of this third category.
00:45:44 The answers that
00:45:46 were, in fact,
00:45:49 and perfectly valid
00:45:50 to continue the series,
00:45:51 only with an infinitely
00:45:54 The intelligence
00:45:57 went beyond
00:45:59 much more far-reaching.
00:46:04 It was then that I had
00:46:08 Wittgenstein's paradox
00:46:11 Kalman found in practice
00:46:13 what Wittgenstein
00:46:15 The series 2, 4, 8,
00:46:17 could obviously be followed
00:46:18 by 16, but also by 10
00:46:21 or 7004.
00:46:24 It's always possible
00:46:26 a justification which allows
00:46:28 a series to be continued
00:46:31 It all depends on
00:46:33 Suddenly, he realized
00:46:36 the two times table.
00:46:37 His whole life was being
00:46:40 of meaningless numbers.
00:46:42 Normal thought seems to be
00:46:45 etched into our brain
00:46:47 which impede
00:46:49 and jumping it like the chosen few
00:46:50 who are able to think
00:46:53 Kalman decided
00:46:56 He began to try out his tests
00:46:57 in psychiatric hospitals,
00:47:00 There was a remarkable similarity
00:47:02 between those symbols
00:47:04 and the results of the tests
00:47:06 of the highly-gifted subjects.
00:47:07 He was in the presence
00:47:10 without grooves,
00:47:12 but he couldn't understand it.
00:47:14 was his own brain.
00:47:16 He saw everything from the outside.
00:47:19 those symbols, he had
00:47:21 There was only one way of
00:47:26 The idea might seem grotesque,
00:47:28 but not to a person
00:47:30 that he's suffering
00:47:32 His bones were rotting like wood
00:47:34 infested with woodworm.
00:47:36 All he had to look forward to
00:47:38 was the amputation
00:47:41 He was euphoric, he laughed,
00:47:45 to discover something incredible
00:47:48 It was then
00:47:49 that I realized that my friend
00:47:53 He wanted to lobotomize himself.
00:47:55 His only problem
00:47:57 that the brain damage
00:48:00 He had to perforate
00:48:02 the brain, with something like
00:48:03 a small harpoon.
00:48:06 He asked for my help
00:48:08 although I did promise I would try
00:48:11 from the other side.
00:48:13 He used a nail gun.
00:48:19 What does he write?
00:48:21 The symbols are becoming
00:48:23 In all this time he's never drawn
00:48:27 So what are they, then?
00:48:29 Four letters that
00:48:34 A woman's name.
00:48:49 Where were you last night?
00:48:51 Beth, what are you doing here?
00:48:53 I was waiting foryou.
00:48:56 I'm sorry. I was out and...
00:48:57 I thought you felt
00:49:02 More than pity,
00:49:04 but I was wrong.
00:49:06 Of course I feel something
00:49:08 I want to help you, but...
00:49:10 "We're friends,
00:49:13 That's worse than saying
00:49:15 - Beth, please.
00:49:20 The kinderyou try to be,
00:49:22 the more humiliated I feel.
00:49:24 Beth, I don't mean to humiliate you.
00:49:26 Then treat me like a woman. You all
00:49:31 Maybe this isn't the time for...
00:49:32 Now is the fucking
00:49:37 What's the matter?
00:49:40 You're embarrassed to be seen
00:49:42 Don't worry.
00:49:44 I'm just making sure
00:49:46 Be quiet!
00:49:49 Beth, wait!
00:50:00 Found your killeryet?
00:50:28 Lorna? It's me, Martin. Do you know
00:50:32 Kalman?
00:50:34 He's been murdered.
00:50:37 No... Wait a second.
00:50:51 Sorry, Sherlock,
00:50:53 Are you sure?
00:50:55 Yes, he's right in front of me.
00:50:56 If it's not him, then who?
00:51:00 It would have looked like
00:51:03 if we hadn't discovered
00:51:06 It's an intravenous injection,
00:51:08 and he wasn't receiving
00:51:11 What sort of poison
00:51:12 We don't know. We'll have to wait
00:51:15 We know the time of death?
00:51:17 Exactly as it said on the note:
00:51:18 Quarter past two.
00:51:20 - on the wristband.
00:51:22 In the ward,
00:51:25 All of these people
00:51:28 Well, it's only to be expected.
00:51:32 At least a couple
00:51:34 according to
00:51:35 He knew my movements,
00:51:38 to commit the crime here.
00:51:39 If he had meant to harm me,
00:51:42 Or he could have seen you
00:51:43 enterthe ward and didn't know
00:51:46 A terminal patient
00:51:47 on the point of death.
00:51:49 A murderthat wouldn't have been
00:51:51 - forthe note.
00:51:55 And might I know what
00:52:00 The second sign gives the clue as to
00:52:04 It could be
00:52:06 or could be semantic or syntactic,
00:52:10 Can you translate that?
00:52:13 The professor means the signs
00:52:14 could represent things
00:52:17 or not represent anything,
00:52:21 The second symbol
00:52:23 being so schematic,
00:52:25 It could be a game of symmetry,
00:52:30 Soup,
00:52:32 fish,
00:52:34 dessert.
00:52:36 Martin, show some respect
00:52:38 forthe inspector, please.
00:52:39 No possibility deserves
00:52:43 Let me propose a puzzle.
00:52:45 What is the fourth
00:52:47 symbol...
00:52:49 in this other series?
00:52:57 No idea.
00:52:58 Did you miss class that day, too?
00:53:01 You just have to know how to look.
00:53:03 is very simple, I assure you.
00:53:04 It's called the idiot series.
00:53:07 Anyone who can't work it out...
00:53:08 Thank you, professor.
00:53:10 However, I incline to the idea that
00:53:14 ratherthan gastronomy.
00:53:16 So, you think
00:53:18 It's possible, someone who seeks
00:53:23 or someone who's not
00:53:25 A student?
00:53:26 That's unlikely.
00:53:27 Could you take
00:53:29 the second lieutenant out, Martin?
00:53:31 No, I haven't taught
00:53:32 Well, can you tell us
00:53:34 what the third symbol
00:53:37 will be?
00:53:39 No.
00:53:40 Fartoo many options.
00:53:43 He's putting us to the test,
00:53:46 Okay, let's see
00:53:50 We are going to wait
00:53:53 because we can't decipher
00:53:58 Tricky situation, isn't it?
00:54:01 - Could I get those there?
00:54:05 Good evening.
00:54:27 Seldom!
00:54:28 Martin?
00:54:30 Why are you following me?
00:54:31 I'm not following anybody,
00:54:34 So what are you doing here?
00:54:36 I'm going to that restaurant.
00:54:38 Do you find it so odd that
00:54:39 That's where I'm going, too.
00:54:41 Why, that's absurd.
00:54:45 I'm sorry.
00:54:47 I should have told you
00:54:49 Excuse me, Lorna,
00:54:51 by the presence at ourtable
00:54:54 Good-for-nothing?
00:54:55 You couldn't see a joke if it stood
00:54:59 You're fartoo serious
00:55:00 - foryour age.
00:55:03 just thought it would be best to
00:55:04 Forget it, I'm not bothered by it.
00:55:09 Even if you had,
00:55:11 You're like two kids
00:55:13 - And you're the ball?
00:55:15 your bottoms
00:55:17 Please.
00:55:19 I talked with the forensic expert.
00:55:21 And?
00:55:22 Nothing.
00:55:25 Not a trace of
00:55:27 Whatever he was injected with
00:55:29 Air, maybe?
00:55:30 No!
00:55:32 Let her speak, please.
00:55:33 He's right, it's unlikely.
00:55:37 they would have spotted it
00:55:40 Howeverthere is another
00:55:43 they extract from
00:55:46 Muscaria. But there are
00:55:49 So it's a sort of secret among
00:55:51 - forensic pathologists.
00:55:53 Lorna has a knack
00:55:58 Her house is littered
00:55:59 but I imagine
00:56:01 Yes, I do.
00:56:04 What surprises me
00:56:06 to worm all the information
00:56:10 Martin is a good guy.
00:56:12 what you orthe police
00:56:14 Well, he does right
00:56:16 After all, you're still
00:56:18 Me?
00:56:19 Well, don't look so surprised.
00:56:21 Both murders are closely linked
00:56:23 You could have gone
00:56:25 that substance which, curiously,
00:56:26 only you and the forensic
00:56:28 That's ridiculous.
00:56:31 Of all the vast mountains of
00:56:35 Martin, this slope is one
00:56:40 Don't even go there, Arthur.
00:56:46 Let it suffice to say
00:56:48 that our relationship
00:56:52 and when it ended,
00:56:54 she took it anything but sportingly.
00:56:56 If you don't shut up
00:56:58 There, you see?
00:57:01 Has she or has she not got a motive?
00:57:04 You are so obnoxious.
00:57:07 You enjoy playing with people.
00:57:15 Now do you understand?
00:57:17 Any formulation
00:57:19 because we can always find
00:57:23 Heart on a line,
00:57:29 now you give me the fourth.
00:57:37 Ah, well, well, young man.
00:57:41 One, two, three, four.
00:57:46 - This was easy.
00:57:48 is infinitely more complex.
00:57:52 Tell me what the third symbol is.
00:57:55 Circle, fish...
00:57:58 What's the third?
00:58:00 I'm sorry, I can't say.
00:58:03 - Why not? Don't you trust me?
00:58:06 implicitly but
00:58:07 If I tell you,
00:58:10 You might come up
00:58:12 than mine.
00:58:13 No, there's something else. You
00:58:17 Forthem, anything
00:58:20 You're right.
00:58:22 But there's a good reason
00:58:24 I'm scared.
00:58:26 Scared?
00:58:27 This whole business terrifies me.
00:58:30 We're playing
00:58:32 but behind it all
00:58:34 do you understand?
00:58:37 If we make a mistake in an equation,
00:58:41 But where life is concerned,
00:58:44 there's no turning back.
00:58:46 In the real world any decision,
00:58:48 however insignificant,
00:58:51 At least, that's
00:58:56 You're very young.
00:58:59 I've already paid
00:59:17 Keep this.
00:59:19 What is it?
00:59:21 It's the third symbol of the series.
00:59:23 You can do one of two things: You
00:59:26 oryou can work out
00:59:29 and prove you're not an idiot.
00:59:58 Thank you very much.
00:59:59 We're finished.
01:00:01 Thanks.
01:00:05 I'm glad to see you.
01:00:06 That was spectacular.
01:00:08 You should see it
01:00:10 - and everything...
01:00:11 No. It's just a rehearsal
01:00:14 Guy Fawkes?
01:00:15 Remember, remember
01:00:17 No, sorry, I don't remember.
01:00:19 And...
01:00:20 it'll be my last concert.
01:00:22 I'm taking your advice
01:00:23 This "marvellous" city
01:00:25 It's too dismal.
01:00:27 I want to go somewhere
01:00:30 Spain or...
01:00:33 Beth, I want to apologize
01:00:36 It was my fault.
01:00:39 a little affection, you gave it
01:00:42 You were going through
01:00:45 You're very sweet.
01:00:48 I'll be there.
01:00:58 Martin!
01:01:01 There's something else
01:01:04 I spoke with Petersen and maybe
01:01:07 Why?
01:01:09 He began to ask me
01:01:12 Me?
01:01:14 He wanted to know
01:01:15 why you chose
01:01:18 What did you tell him?
01:01:19 The truth.
01:01:20 That you're obsessed with everything
01:01:23 You told him what?
01:01:24 I didn't think it was important.
01:01:26 I'm sure you're not going to deny
01:01:28 What are you talking about?
01:01:31 He also asked me...
01:01:34 if... there was any relationship
01:01:37 - And you said...
01:01:40 What happened?
01:01:41 Exactly, that's what
01:01:45 Okay, okay... You'd have been better
01:01:48 I know, and...
01:01:50 as soon as I said it
01:01:53 I was angry
01:01:54 the first thing
01:01:56 What else did you tell him, Beth?
01:01:58 I told him that I...
01:02:00 I had a feeling that
01:02:05 and that you preferred
01:02:06 Oh, bloody hell!
01:02:08 I'm sorry.
01:02:12 You don't think they'll take
01:02:15 They take everything
01:02:18 Well, I don't think it's going
01:02:21 It's absurd that the police should
01:02:27 Does the perfect crime exist?
01:02:29 Foryears, writers
01:02:33 and murderers too.
01:02:34 Some even managed to put
01:02:37 Like the case
01:02:40 Green was a humble tailor,
01:02:43 well-considered socially.
01:02:44 He kept a diary which
01:02:48 In the diary, he analyzed
01:02:50 in great detail
01:02:51 fourteen ways of murdering
01:02:53 his wife, forwhom he professed
01:02:57 hatred. Some of
01:02:58 the procedures were ridiculous,
01:03:00 others brutal, one ortwo
01:03:02 really brilliant.
01:03:04 But what Green understood at once
01:03:06 was that the main danger
01:03:08 was not the possible investigation
01:03:11 but the problems that
01:03:13 might arise in the future.
01:03:15 Every alibi contains an element
01:03:19 can be discovered.
01:03:20 His conclusion was that
01:03:25 is not the one that remains
01:03:29 which is solved
01:03:32 Does he kill her in the end?
01:03:34 No, she kills him.
01:03:37 One night she found the diary.
01:03:40 She ended up stabbing him with
01:03:42 the kitchen scissors.
01:03:44 The jury, horrified
01:03:47 judge the murderto have been
01:03:49 in self-defence
01:03:53 Julia Green,
01:03:54 you have been found
01:03:59 I don't understand.
01:04:01 It was discovered recently
01:04:03 that the handwriting in the diaries
01:04:06 So, who wrote them?
01:04:07 His wife's lover,
01:04:11 The murderer is 30/35 years old.
01:04:14 Born into a lower middle class
01:04:18 of a big city.
01:04:19 He's got the characteristics
01:04:23 And probably
01:04:24 some form of physical defect.
01:04:27 He imagines that his talents
01:04:29 triumph and that he can destroy
01:04:33 Then his big chance arrives:
01:04:35 To leave his environment and put
01:04:39 And it is here that something
01:04:44 For some, probably
01:04:47 from the place that he considers
01:04:51 And he finds himself
01:04:54 of having to return to the world
01:04:56 Goodness, sounds like
01:05:00 That's crazy, she has no basis.
01:05:03 In any case, we're not talking
01:05:05 there are no elements of cruelty.
01:05:07 In fact, we could say
01:05:10 Exactly. The psychologist
01:05:15 The murderer is seeking
01:05:16 vengeance and admiration.
01:05:18 The murders are, in a sense,
01:05:21 There's a mixture
01:05:24 and the much stronger desire
01:05:27 to yourworld. He wants you
01:05:31 He's trying to please you,
01:05:32 as if he was in the first stages
01:05:35 The psychologist
01:05:36 thinks the murderer is a repressed
01:05:42 Bad cut.
01:05:44 I don't know what the hell...
01:05:46 At least you didn't tip a pot of
01:05:51 I'm an expert
01:05:54 If you want,
01:05:57 Yes, that might be an idea.
01:06:02 Don't you think
01:06:03 The police are open
01:06:06 Right now any formulation
01:06:09 You sound like Seldom.
01:06:10 He's right, for God's sakes.
01:06:13 Yeah, like me.
01:06:15 Yes, like you, like everyone.
01:06:20 Don't let Seldom
01:06:23 Cuz once he's in there,
01:06:25 That's what happened to you, isn't
01:06:30 That's not funny.
01:06:33 Sorry.
01:06:35 It's as if Seldom was everywhere,
01:06:38 There's nothing I've done
01:06:40 and apparently much better
01:06:41 than me.
01:06:42 What do you want me to do?
01:06:44 I preferyou and you fuck
01:06:46 No. I want you to lie
01:06:52 Go to hell.
01:06:53 You know what pissed me off?
01:06:55 What pissed me off was knowing
01:06:56 that I wasn't the only one
01:07:01 That was so long ago.
01:07:03 When you were thirteen, right?
01:07:05 and you go running
01:07:07 and all so he can
01:07:10 Yeah, that's how I am.
01:07:13 Exactly like you.
01:07:16 Martin, I think
01:07:18 And until all this is over,
01:07:20 I really don't want to know
01:07:25 You are a shit
01:07:28 We are mediocre,
01:07:29 and all mediocre people can do is...
01:07:32 get drunk and forget.
01:07:35 Leave me alone.
01:07:45 To the mediocre of this world!
01:07:48 To vulgarity
01:07:50 and stupidity!
01:07:52 Cambridge has kicked us
01:07:56 What?
01:07:58 What are you looking at?
01:08:02 It's true, isn't it?
01:08:04 You should give up maths
01:08:07 - instead!
01:08:08 - Let's get out of here.
01:08:10 the Mad Hatterwill come
01:08:13 - the lot of you!
01:08:20 What are you talking about?
01:08:21 What planet are you from,
01:08:23 If you'd stopped
01:08:25 and paid a bit of attention,
01:08:31 Henry Wilkins?
01:08:33 He's Kennedy's assassin,
01:08:36 He's solved Bormat's Last Theorem?
01:08:39 At least that is the rumour.
01:08:42 a demonstration
01:08:44 in the theory of numbers
01:08:46 He's solved
01:08:48 mathematics problem
01:08:50 And you know who should be there,
01:08:54 Me!
01:08:58 You have a demonstration
01:09:00 No, of course I don't!
01:09:02 But I would have it, if yourfriend
01:09:06 Ah, so that's it...
01:09:07 It was me who deduced
01:09:10 could not be solved without
01:09:13 For every modularform,
01:09:15 and for every elliptic curve
01:09:18 You're drunk.
01:09:19 Yes, I'm drunk!
01:09:23 I went to Seldom,
01:09:25 explained to him,
01:09:27 get into the theory
01:09:29 and, do you know what
01:09:33 "It's absurd."
01:09:35 "It's absurd"!
01:09:38 And now, thanks to this
01:09:42 Henry Wilkins
01:09:44 will go down in history.
01:09:46 Apparently, he's been working
01:09:48 on Bormat in secret
01:09:51 - for seven years.
01:09:54 What do you mean why?
01:09:55 Because they stole it from me!
01:09:58 But I tell you something:
01:10:00 There's a mistake in their approach.
01:10:03 But it hasn't been proved yet.
01:10:05 Don't contradict me.
01:10:08 You're on their side, aren't you?
01:10:10 You are all against me!
01:10:13 You won't read my mind!
01:10:15 Help me! I'm being robbed!
01:10:17 They're trying to kill me!
01:10:19 If you don't shut up,
01:10:25 Easy, easy.
01:10:27 Bastards!
01:10:30 Fucking English and
01:10:33 When they fuck you,
01:10:35 they really fuck you.
01:11:14 Welcome to the party.
01:11:17 I gather nobody told you
01:11:26 Good old Guy Fawkes
01:11:29 He tried to blow up Parliament
01:11:31 with the king, the lords and
01:11:33 Since then, every November 5th,
01:11:38 where we burn his image,
01:11:41 although nowadays
01:11:43 whether it's to commemorate
01:11:48 Talking of conspirators...
01:11:51 No, don't look now, be discreet.
01:11:53 Sitting behind me,
01:11:55 a few rows back, is a tall black
01:12:02 Yes.
01:12:03 He's been following me for 3 days
01:12:06 Is Petersen here as well?
01:12:07 Sitting to our right,
01:12:08 just there,
01:12:12 There's something
01:12:14 It might be...
01:12:36 - Did you see him?
01:12:37 Podorov.
01:12:38 He had something under his cape.
01:13:06 We're following a suspect
01:13:08 I want all available men
01:13:15 Podorov!
01:13:21 He's going up to the roof!
01:13:23 What are you doing here?
01:14:04 - I only want...
01:14:06 and stay on the ground.
01:14:07 What the hell's this?
01:14:11 Martin, you traitor.
01:14:15 "Bastards".
01:14:16 This guy's just a fucking
01:14:17 clown.
01:14:19 Scott, what the hell are you
01:14:22 I'm on to it.
01:15:03 Let me through, please.
01:15:08 You okay?
01:15:13 This man is dead.
01:15:21 Seems the cause
01:15:23 How could they have choked him,
01:15:26 According to the doctor
01:15:28 it was a spontaneous
01:15:30 I've just spoken to Beth.
01:15:32 Apparently, the man's state
01:15:34 He was operated on a few years ago
01:15:37 By rights he should
01:15:41 With that problem,
01:15:43 you'd be dead
01:15:45 We have no evidence to indicate
01:15:48 Yes, we do.
01:15:56 The third symbol is a triangle!
01:15:57 Where did you find this?
01:15:59 It was found on the conductor's
01:16:02 tore the words
01:16:05 from the program notes.
01:16:06 The circle, the fish,
01:16:09 and the triangle.
01:16:12 I've had enough of this.
01:16:15 I want you to tell me right now
01:16:17 Otherwise, I'm gonna have
01:16:19 to consideryou
01:16:20 it's obvious that
01:16:23 I only have a rudimentary idea
01:16:27 So what is it,
01:16:28 for Christ's sake?
01:16:30 Well, I think maybe this is
01:16:33 not the best time.
01:16:35 I don't believe it.
01:16:36 Fine, fine.
01:16:39 - Do you mind, Martin?
01:16:41 I could use a walk.
01:16:42 Just don't walk
01:16:51 Bastards.
01:16:54 In Cambridge preparations
01:16:56 to celebrate one of the crowning
01:16:59 If the rumours are true, thanks to
01:17:03 famous last theorem could cease to
01:17:08 Hundreds of mathematicians
01:17:10 will meet today
01:17:13 live, the public demonstration
01:17:14 that Professor Wilkins will give
01:17:16 in the university's
01:17:19 For centuries mathematicians
01:17:21 have tried in vain
01:17:23 Will the mystery be resolved?
01:17:29 I'm sorry about yesterday,
01:17:33 Yeah, that I should think
01:17:37 Though I haven't been
01:17:40 Tomorrow the paperwill publish
01:17:44 In it I explain everything I know.
01:17:46 Everything?
01:17:48 The police think that
01:17:50 and we give our solution to the 4th
01:17:54 What interests him is that
01:17:55 I recognize his intelligence.
01:17:59 Do you think it will work?
01:18:00 It's the best
01:18:03 So I have 12 hours
01:18:06 That just about sums it up, right?
01:18:08 You're not an idiot,
01:18:11 You know it, Martin,
01:18:14 After all, you belong to the sect.
01:18:25 - I know what you're thinking.
01:18:27 It could be the biggest mistake
01:18:30 I don't believe you.
01:18:31 I think you're lying.
01:18:32 You're right.
01:18:35 but if I distract you long enough,
01:18:39 be too late.
01:20:24 You know, these are a bit
01:20:26 but after a while
01:20:29 My spaghetti
01:20:31 No, spaghetti
01:20:33 So are mystery novels.
01:20:35 You know, they make sense.
01:20:37 There's something to find out and
01:20:40 In life, nobody
01:20:42 I don't want to speak
01:20:45 or conjectures, or anything else.
01:20:47 Outside this room nothing exists.
01:20:51 Only you, me
01:20:54 and this spaghetti.
01:20:59 I know what it meant
01:21:02 It was worth it.
01:21:04 It's only just begun.
01:21:08 Look what you've done.
01:21:10 Mad about you.
01:21:25 You've got some there.
01:21:28 This moment is perfect...
01:21:31 unique.
01:21:32 "The unshaken heart
01:21:36 Come again?
01:21:39 It's from Parmenides,
01:21:43 He said that reality
01:21:46 and the only thing that exists
01:21:48 is a single unchanging God.
01:21:51 Wow, you're doing it again.
01:21:53 What?
01:21:54 Talking like
01:21:56 - Well, I guess we can't help it.
01:22:00 Now I understand
01:22:01 why girls go out with musicians
01:22:05 That's what he said.
01:22:07 Really? He knew
01:22:10 No, no, no, no.
01:22:13 "You should know.
01:22:16 - What?
01:22:18 No, no, no.
01:22:20 What's wrong?
01:22:21 I have to discover it before
01:22:23 What?
01:22:25 Oh my God, it's Seldom.
01:22:26 You just have to go along
01:22:28 Yes, I do! It's all
01:22:30 - Beth was right.
01:22:32 You're in love with
01:22:34 - turns you on more than I do!
01:22:37 Just this once, that's all I ask.
01:22:39 When this nightmare's over,
01:22:41 - of here.
01:22:43 Wherever. Outside these walls,
01:22:46 where people don't know
01:22:55 - Shit!
01:22:58 It's too early,
01:23:01 What now?
01:23:03 Bookstore!
01:23:11 - Hey, we're closed.
01:23:18 At least tell me
01:23:22 Ah, here it is.
01:23:24 The sect of the Pythagoreans...
01:23:26 The fathers of mathematics.
01:23:27 They were forbidden
01:23:29 They functioned like
01:23:32 were sacred to them,
01:23:35 No, it's not here.
01:23:39 I'm sorry but you'll have
01:23:41 There's no one on the cash register.
01:23:42 Don't worry.
01:23:44 Well, I think
01:23:45 Oh, give us a moment.
01:23:48 If you consult our catalogue,
01:23:50 I think you'll find everything
01:23:52 Will you shut up for a minute!
01:23:55 I'm sorry,
01:23:56 but you give me no option
01:23:58 Fine, call security.
01:24:00 Just leave.
01:24:04 It's got to be mentioned
01:24:07 a diagram, or something.
01:24:16 Kind of like that?
01:24:17 That's it. Perfect.
01:24:19 One,
01:24:20 the beginning of all things.
01:24:24 The fish.
01:24:25 That's what we thought. The Vesica
01:24:27 this one's much earlier.
01:24:29 It's simply two, the intersection
01:24:32 duality, the war
01:24:35 Three, the triad,
01:24:36 the synthesis of opposites.
01:24:40 And the fourth symbol?
01:24:42 The Tetraktys, the quaternary.
01:24:45 One plus two, plus three,
01:24:48 Totality, the Demiurge.
01:24:50 It was their divine number.
01:24:55 One, two, three, four.
01:24:58 That simple.
01:25:00 How could I not see it?
01:25:03 Any enigma is easy
01:25:07 What are you looking for?
01:25:08 The only thing I know about these
01:25:13 understanding of medicine.
01:25:16 intelligence was
01:25:18 then the mentally retarded
01:25:22 They used them as guinea pigs
01:25:25 for medical experiments.
01:25:28 They even tried organ transplants...
01:25:56 Oh shit.
01:26:14 Thanks very much,
01:26:18 - Thank you.
01:26:20 Come on!
01:26:22 Hey!
01:26:23 Come here!
01:26:25 Come back here!
01:26:27 You two!
01:26:28 Where do you think
01:26:31 I know who the murderer is.
01:26:32 It's okay, John.
01:26:35 Look, I know I fucked up
01:26:37 but now you have to believe me.
01:26:38 This time it could be worse, he
01:26:41 Relax.
01:26:42 This time he got in touch with us
01:26:47 The tetraktys...
01:26:48 Exactly. The message
01:26:50 He told us to send ambulances there.
01:26:52 A road?
01:26:53 The A421. Just past
01:26:55 That's the road to Cambridge.
01:26:57 There's a flyover
01:26:59 Petersen's already on his way.
01:27:01 He'll try to stop the bus
01:27:08 Have you located the bus yet?
01:27:10 It's three miles from where
01:27:12 you are, sir.
01:27:14 in under a minute.
01:27:17 Petersen here, to all units.
01:27:18 The murderer may be travelling
01:27:21 with them, so keep your heads
01:27:48 Where are they?
01:27:52 - Right in front of you, sir.
01:27:54 Now!
01:27:55 Now!
01:28:05 Jesus!
01:28:22 Turn off the engine!
01:28:28 We made it in time.
01:28:29 They've stopped the bus.
01:28:31 Seldom and the other
01:28:33 Seldom? What have you done?
01:29:02 Hello?
01:29:03 Seldom, you have to speak with
01:29:06 What are you talking about?
01:29:07 It's the girl's father!
01:29:09 What girl?
01:29:17 Martin?
01:29:19 Martin, can you hear me?
01:29:21 The girl in the hospital,
01:29:24 He wants to kill
01:29:42 Sir?
01:29:44 Excuse me, sir.
01:29:47 - That bus has to be stopped!
01:29:49 They're going to be killed!
01:29:52 Sir, one of the professors
01:29:55 He's completely
01:30:14 Oh what the hell?
01:30:31 You.
01:30:34 Did you fucking know about this?
01:30:37 You and yourfucking equations!
01:30:51 I don't know anything.
01:30:58 Nothing.
01:31:49 Five of the victims
01:31:53 Five organs offer a fair chance.
01:31:56 They're rushing them off
01:31:58 That's why he sent the ambulances.
01:31:59 That's right.
01:32:02 The petrol tank
01:32:04 He wanted to cause
01:32:06 only this time
01:32:10 Why all these?
01:32:12 He didn't plan
01:32:14 His idea was to jump in time
01:32:18 How do you know?
01:32:20 When the bus crashed,
01:32:24 And what about the other deaths?
01:32:26 Well, if only the children
01:32:28 he would have been
01:32:30 Making us believe
01:32:32 took the spotlight off him.
01:32:34 Only he miscalculated
01:32:38 So, he didn't really want
01:32:40 - he just needed an alibi?
01:32:44 Shame we didn't work it out sooner.
01:32:47 So much
01:32:48 for logic.
01:33:37 You were just a pawn in his game.
01:33:40 You have nothing
01:33:52 You don't know what you're saying.
01:34:16 You don't need to get on a plane.
01:34:19 Sorry?
01:34:21 I said, you don't need to get on
01:34:25 I was just thinking...
01:34:26 Really?
01:34:32 Ok.
01:34:34 we are just two tourists
01:34:35 in an airport with the heaviest
01:34:40 What did you pack in here anyway?
01:34:42 Oh, you know, just the essentials.
01:34:45 for making spaghetti
01:34:47 - and a couple of otherthings.
01:34:48 you didn't pack a single
01:34:50 Of course not!
01:34:51 No mystery novels,
01:34:54 We had a deal, remember?
01:34:56 You gonna be able to live like this?
01:34:59 Yes.
01:35:00 Just you and me.
01:35:07 Come on.
01:35:16 Thank you.
01:35:27 Can I have your
01:35:29 He didn't know!
01:35:30 Martin?
01:35:32 That old fuckertricked me!
01:35:35 He didn't know
01:35:46 My God!
01:35:48 You've got the pictures with you?
01:35:51 What is this?
01:35:53 "Kreis".
01:35:58 What is that?
01:36:09 She spent 3 years
01:36:12 Excuse me, sir,
01:36:13 Of course!
01:36:14 Kreis is German for circle.
01:36:17 He came up with it on the spot!
01:36:58 Have you been here before?
01:37:01 I never had a chance.
01:37:05 It would be a pity to leave the
01:37:10 This is the largest
01:37:11 collection of fakes in the world.
01:37:14 Not even Michelangelo
01:37:16 can distinguish
01:37:19 Trajan's column
01:37:24 but we are sure
01:37:28 plaster copy.
01:37:32 I feel at ease here.
01:37:34 No one tries to deceive me.
01:37:37 In effect, Martin,
01:37:39 that contains the most truth
01:37:43 We have an absolute truth:
01:37:47 Everything is fake.
01:37:51 Outside of these walls
01:37:53 nobody is sure of anything.
01:37:58 You took a big risk in giving me
01:38:05 That was important.
01:38:08 what the sign was when, at
01:38:12 I knew you wouldn't
01:38:14 Your pride wouldn't let you open
01:38:17 until you had
01:38:18 and that, if I might say,
01:38:23 There was no serial killer.
01:38:25 It was an invention,
01:38:29 But it wasn't
01:38:31 It was yours.
01:38:33 You invented a series of killings
01:38:37 The death of Mrs. Eagleton.
01:38:40 just as the police had suspected
01:38:47 Beth hated her life.
01:38:50 with that woman any more
01:38:52 That's when she sent you a note
01:38:54 asking for help.
01:38:56 I couldn't look her in the face.
01:38:59 It was my fault that herfather
01:39:02 30 years ago.
01:39:05 I couldn't let her down again.
01:39:07 We both met at the door.
01:39:09 You'd come to get rid
01:39:10 but I was there, in the way,
01:39:15 You had to come up with
01:39:17 just moments before the police
01:39:20 "circle" in German
01:39:22 and that gave you the idea.
01:39:24 A series with
01:39:26 But you needed a second death
01:39:28 to convince the police
01:39:30 And unwittingly, I helped you.
01:39:34 I gave you the idea of how
01:39:38 An imperceptible murder.
01:39:39 A murdererwho only kills
01:39:41 someone who is at
01:39:42 death's door. You only had
01:39:43 to wait forthe occasion
01:39:46 That's when you sent
01:39:50 You still didn't know
01:39:52 The possibilities of continuing
01:39:56 You had to wait for
01:39:58 And that could take weeks, months.
01:40:00 There was no hurry.
01:40:02 You probably had a different plan
01:40:05 but that triangle player suddenly
01:40:09 - and you had your solution.
01:40:12 Too many people, too operatic.
01:40:14 Don't lie.
01:40:15 You couldn't waste
01:40:16 a chance like that.
01:40:18 What's more, there was a triangle.
01:40:22 Beautiful... It was as if
01:40:25 were on your side.
01:40:27 It was perfect,
01:40:30 it was totally inoffensive.
01:40:32 Until the madman appeared.
01:40:35 Any one of our acts can have
01:40:38 That's what you most feared.
01:40:41 Who was to know that poor devil
01:40:42 was going to read
01:40:44 He was looking for a solution
01:40:47 while every day he drove to school
01:40:50 with perfect lungs
01:40:53 Why did they deserve to live
01:40:56 Mathematicians are not the only ones
01:41:00 You gave him his solution
01:41:03 He also wanted to hide his crime.
01:41:06 He only had to make
01:41:20 So...
01:41:23 you think I'm the killer.
01:41:25 No.
01:41:27 You haven't killed anyone,
01:41:29 but you're guilty of provoking the
01:41:34 You're guilty of arrogance,
01:41:36 of using us all like
01:41:40 Who the hell do you think you are?
01:41:45 I hope my failure has, at least,
01:41:50 Yes, one thing.
01:41:53 One very painful thing.
01:41:56 Numbers also lie.
01:41:58 The truth is not mathematical,
01:42:02 It's absurd, confused, random,
01:42:04 disorderly, and deeply unpleasant.
01:42:08 I'm glad that finally we can agree
01:42:12 Just one thing has escaped you.
01:42:19 The real culprit.
01:42:22 The one who triggered off
01:42:26 Who?
01:42:27 You, Martin.
01:42:30 Don't make me laugh.
01:42:31 If you don't believe me,
01:42:34 She was in love with you,
01:42:37 orweren't you aware of that?
01:42:40 She remembered
01:42:44 "You should try it."
01:42:46 "You should try it,"
01:42:50 inside her head, like a hammer.
01:42:53 "You should be free, like me."
01:42:58 That's what she understood,
01:43:01 and that's what she did.
01:43:04 Put an end to what
01:43:10 her own mother.
01:43:13 The butterfly
01:43:16 that flutters its wings
01:43:19 on the other side of the world.
01:43:23 Sound familiar?
01:43:28 Are you that butterfly, Martin?