Whenever I find myself unable to uncover a reasonable explanation for a so-called inexplicable criminal act, it only means I haven’t uncovered it yet.
When the facts before you are so filled with uncanny coincidences that perhaps the first step to seeing things clearly is not to find a way to dismiss those facts, but to expand your sense of what reality might entail.
You know the definition of a witness, Ralph, right? A person who thought they saw something.
It’s like he’s begging us to catch him. But what kind of criminal does that?[about Terry]
Guess my sense of what’s rational just got tired and left town.
An outsider knows an outsider.[to Ralph]
A human being cannot exist in two realities at the same time.
When anybody says to me, “I’m here to help,” things invariably get worse.
Watch now on:
Problem is when they arrest you, you get put on the justice train, and the train has no brain.
If I feel like using the conditional “if”, then “if” is the word, mockingbird.[to Ralph]
If I believe something to be true, then I have to deliver that truth no matter what.
I’ve known plenty of people like you.[Ralph Anderson: I’ve known a few people like you.]
