— Alone is what I have. Alone protects me.
— No, friends protect people.
— Cameras, we're being watched.
— What?! Cameras? Here? I'm in my nightie!
[John is handcuffed]
— Joining me?
— Yeah. Well, apparently it's against the law to chin the Chief Superintendent.
— You are insane!
— You are just getting that now?
— Are you seriously claiming this man is an expert? After the accused for just five minutes?
— Two minutes would have made me an expert, five was ample.
— Mr Holmes, that's a matter for the jury.
— Oh, really? One librarian, two teachers, two high-pressure jobs, probably the city. The foreman's a medical secretary, trained abroad, judging by her shorthand.
— Mr Holmes?
— Seven are married, two are having an affair with each other. Oh, they've just have tea and biscuits. Would you like to know who ate the wafer?
— I'm angry.
— It's OK, John. There's nothing unusual in that. That's the way he made everyone feel. All the marks on my table and the noise, firing guns at half past one in the morning...
— Yeah.
— Bloody specimens in my fridge. Imagine, keeping bodies where there's food.
— Yes.
— And the fighting! Drove me up the wall with all his carryings-on!
— Listen, I'm not actually that angry, OK?
I just like to watch them all competing. "Daddy loves me the best." Aren't ordinary people adorable? Well, you know, you've got John. I should get myself a live-in one.
— I can prove that you created an entirely false identity.
— Oh, just kill yourself. It's a lot less effort.
— This phone call, it's...it's my note. It's what people do, don't they? Leave a note.
— Leave a note when?
— Goodbye, John.
Falling is just like flying, except there's a more permanent destination.