A close friend. Another fugitive. from Apt Pupil
A door had been opened and couldn't be shut. It was the end... from Apt Pupil
A door had been opened... from Apt Pupil
A drink? That's what I'm saying. from Apt Pupil
A great man once said: from Apt Pupil
A head would fall. from Apt Pupil
A man five years older than me worries more about his failing heart from Apt Pupil
A minute? Five? from Apt Pupil
A new lease on life. from Apt Pupil
A privilege that men must sometimes give up. from Apt Pupil
A sharp one, please. from Apt Pupil
A strike! from Apt Pupil
A whole town was wiped off the face of the earth. from Apt Pupil
Actually, I'm his guidance counselor. from Apt Pupil
Actually, you knew him as Arthur Denker. from Apt Pupil
After a few hours, they began to settle. from Apt Pupil
After everything goes okay, you could let me have $10. from Apt Pupil
After I was so foolish as to go back. from Apt Pupil
After such good news. from Apt Pupil
After that, you disappeared. from Apt Pupil
After two hours, I sent five men in with rifles. from Apt Pupil
Ah, boy. from Apt Pupil
Ah, there it is. You stay right there. from Apt Pupil
Ah. from Apt Pupil
All because you have not decided to the contrary. from Apt Pupil
All great achievements arose from dissatisfaction. from Apt Pupil
All it would take is the flick of a knife. Tsk. from Apt Pupil
All of this because you saw an old man with a raincoat and an umbrella? from Apt Pupil
All of us have heard the story of Icarus. from Apt Pupil
All right, I'm coming. from Apt Pupil
All right, that's it. Hit the shower. from Apt Pupil
All right? from Apt Pupil
All these stories before. Todd! from Apt Pupil
An arm would drop. from Apt Pupil
And a representative of the Internal Revenue Service. from Apt Pupil
And according to your progress report, every grade is way down. from Apt Pupil
And besides, lying to judges and reporters isn't as easy as you think. from Apt Pupil
And blackmailed the old man to serve his own morbid fascinations. from Apt Pupil
And clear. from Apt Pupil
And clear. from Apt Pupil
And could you give me your trig notes from last year? from Apt Pupil
And do what, watch TV? from Apt Pupil
And do what? from Apt Pupil
And for doing so he paid the ultimate price. from Apt Pupil
And I know it's not easy being a senior and only 16. from Apt Pupil
And I need you to read it to me. Sure, I'll be right over. from Apt Pupil
And let this quarter's grades rest with your final exams. from Apt Pupil
And let you turn me in without dragging you with me? Do you? from Apt Pupil
And now I chase old men. from Apt Pupil
And now we're asking a lot of you. from Apt Pupil
And rented a safe deposit box. from Apt Pupil
And see if we can't discount your midterms, from Apt Pupil
And still it wasn't enough for Himmler. from Apt Pupil
And that means you need help. from Apt Pupil
And the contents of the box would be inventoried. from Apt Pupil
And the day will come, if I live long enough, from Apt Pupil
And the Department of Justice. from Apt Pupil
And used them instead for a joyride. from Apt Pupil
And went down to one of the local banks from Apt Pupil
And with these gifts comes the responsibility of choice. from Apt Pupil
And wrote down the story of his involvement with the boy. from Apt Pupil
And you have known about me all this time. from Apt Pupil
And your mom with the drinking, from Apt Pupil
Anything at all, anything, you call me, Todd. from Apt Pupil
Anything at all, here's my home phone. from Apt Pupil
Anyway... Who wants to talk about that? from Apt Pupil
Are all in a very safe place. from Apt Pupil
Are you a teacher of Todd's? from Apt Pupil
Are you awake now, Dussander? Yes, of course. from Apt Pupil
Are you fucking drunk? I could've busted you right there. from Apt Pupil
Are you going to go? from Apt Pupil
Are you going to talk to the boy again? from Apt Pupil
Are you okay? from Apt Pupil
Are you okay? What's the matter? from Apt Pupil
Are you sure? Yeah. from Apt Pupil
Aren't you going to open it? from Apt Pupil
Arthur, I wonder if you'd mind if I ask you a personal question. from Apt Pupil
Arthur, you sure I can't interest you in a cigar? from Apt Pupil
As I thought. All right, class, let's turn to chapter two. from Apt Pupil
At first my men took turns shooting them, but there were so many. from Apt Pupil
At first, the old man disliked the boy intensely. from Apt Pupil
At the end, his hands were stinging with arthritis, from Apt Pupil
At the time, the shooting was no longer killing. Nothing would stop us. from Apt Pupil
Attention. from Apt Pupil
Auschwitz, June '43 June '44. from Apt Pupil
Authorities are withholding identification of the body from Apt Pupil
Baseball is Todd's game. from Apt Pupil
Because you hung up the phone, that's why. from Apt Pupil
Because you're the only guy that never tried to impress me. from Apt Pupil
Becky Trask. You gonna ask her out? from Apt Pupil
Bergen Belsen, January '43 June '43. from Apt Pupil
Born after the war was over. from Apt Pupil
Both of you? from Apt Pupil
Boy, be careful. from Apt Pupil
Boy, be careful. You play with fire. from Apt Pupil
Boy, I need a doctor. from Apt Pupil
Boy, what you have done, from Apt Pupil
But after an hour, they were still moving. from Apt Pupil
But all A's, that shows everybody that you're serious. from Apt Pupil
But don't ever forget the file I have on you. from Apt Pupil
But first a drink. from Apt Pupil
But first you've got to start being honest with me. from Apt Pupil
But he felt happy for the first time in weeks. from Apt Pupil
But I don't take no charity. from Apt Pupil
But I'm afraid all your work has been for nothing. from Apt Pupil
But I've got some cold chicken in the fridge. from Apt Pupil
But if it's all right with you, I'd like to talk to Todd alone for a few minutes. from Apt Pupil
But in this case, they would only find a 12 page document. from Apt Pupil
But it can and it will. You simply have to work. No more stories. from Apt Pupil
But it means we have to make a deal. from Apt Pupil
But my poor eyesight kept me out of combat, thank God. from Apt Pupil
But my sight is not what it used to be. from Apt Pupil
But not perhaps in quite the way from Apt Pupil
But that's a perfect fit. Checked on one of your suit coats. from Apt Pupil
But that's a whole lot to do in three weeks. from Apt Pupil
But the monoxide could take an hour, sometimes more. from Apt Pupil
But then he began to enjoy the boy's company. from Apt Pupil
But then in 1965 you were spotted in West Berlin. from Apt Pupil
But when I held them up next to the ones I took, I knew I was close. from Apt Pupil
But when you came to me in tears and asked me to intervene from Apt Pupil
But while Dussander was in the hospital, from Apt Pupil
But you seem to have confused me with someone else. from Apt Pupil
But you try and pull one over on me, next time I show up at your door. from Apt Pupil
But you're so quiet. from Apt Pupil
But you've got to be moving because they come back, from Apt Pupil
But your grandfather thinks you can do this. Todd, I know you can. from Apt Pupil
By a show of hands, how many of you think you know what sociology is? from Apt Pupil
Bye. from Apt Pupil
Call an ambulance. from Apt Pupil
Call me. from Apt Pupil
Call them if you want. I'm sure they'd love to meet you. from Apt Pupil
Can I ask you something, Ed? You don't mind if I call you Ed, do you? from Apt Pupil
Can I ask you something? from Apt Pupil
Can you hear me, sir? Get the crash cart right now! from Apt Pupil
Can't you see that? You've helped enough. from Apt Pupil
Class, you have five more minutes. from Apt Pupil
Clear the way. Move it! from Apt Pupil
Come on, rebound the ball. Move it! from Apt Pupil
Come over right away, boy. from Apt Pupil
Coming out here when my parents aren't home. from Apt Pupil
Compared to what the Israelis would do to you. from Apt Pupil
Could you blow that the other way, please. from Apt Pupil
Dad, come on, let's go make sure he gets checked in all right. from Apt Pupil
Dad. Yeah? from Apt Pupil
Deal? from Apt Pupil
Desperately reaching for fresh air that wasn't there. from Apt Pupil
Dick brought that down in Yadkin River seven years ago. from Apt Pupil
Did anyone ever survive it? from Apt Pupil
Did he ever talk about his past? from Apt Pupil
Did you look at this before you signed it? from Apt Pupil
Did you really think that I would stand aside from Apt Pupil
Do it. from Apt Pupil
Do we have a deal? from Apt Pupil
Do you ever wonder why people do the things they do? from Apt Pupil
Do you feel up to this? Yeah, I'll be fine. from Apt Pupil
Do you get what I'm telling you? from Apt Pupil
Do you have any idea what happened to it? from Apt Pupil
Do you have one? What will your parents do? from Apt Pupil
Do you have that power? Ask yourself. from Apt Pupil
Do you know what such a scandal can do? It never goes away. from Apt Pupil
Do you mind? from Apt Pupil
Do you think I'm crazy? from Apt Pupil
Do you want to talk about it? from Apt Pupil
Does it ever work? What? from Apt Pupil
Don't be afraid, boy. from Apt Pupil
Don't be so theatrical. from Apt Pupil
Don't bother. Your papers won't stand up to serious examination. from Apt Pupil
Don't forget. I can walk in there and pick up the phone. from Apt Pupil
Don't turn this on me. It's not my fault your grades have fallen. from Apt Pupil
Dr. Weiskopf is a professor at the Judaic Institute in Munich. from Apt Pupil
Drink. To our lives together. from Apt Pupil
Each knew something the other wanted to keep secret. from Apt Pupil
Earlier is usually better. from Apt Pupil
Ed French. Dick Bowden. from Apt Pupil
Even the guards were frightened. from Apt Pupil
Even though the gas came through vents in the ceiling, from Apt Pupil
Even your strongest subject, history, from Apt Pupil
Everything he could remember. from Apt Pupil
Everything I have on you, from Apt Pupil
Everything they're afraid to show us in school. from Apt Pupil
Except for the key. Where is it? from Apt Pupil
Excuse me, Dr. Weiskopf, I'm just curious, what kind of doctor are you? from Apt Pupil
Excuse me, young man. from Apt Pupil
Excuse me. from Apt Pupil
Face right! from Apt Pupil
Face right. from Apt Pupil
Face right. from Apt Pupil
Face right. from Apt Pupil
Face right. March! from Apt Pupil
Finals for this quarter are in three and a half weeks. from Apt Pupil
For a brief moment Icarus felt what it was like to live as a god. from Apt Pupil
For God's sake. from Apt Pupil
For how long? For months, almost a year. from Apt Pupil
For most of you, we moved too fast through chapter one. from Apt Pupil
For now, we can deal with just the three of us, from Apt Pupil
Forget about her. I'll help you out. from Apt Pupil
From his accent, I would guess he was German. from Apt Pupil
From the first day forward. from Apt Pupil
From the south, I think. I don't know. from Apt Pupil
Fuck if I know. from Apt Pupil
Fuck you! from Apt Pupil
Fuck! from Apt Pupil
German. from Apt Pupil
Get him over. Get him over. from Apt Pupil
Give me the key. from Apt Pupil
Giving me your home phone number. from Apt Pupil
Go down the steps. from Apt Pupil
Go down the steps. from Apt Pupil
Good assets for killing, but there is something missing. from Apt Pupil
Good job, Mr. Bowden. from Apt Pupil
Goodbye. from Apt Pupil
Guys that are blind don't normally go scooting out to steal letters. from Apt Pupil
Ha ha! from Apt Pupil
Ha. Think of your son. from Apt Pupil
Have a nice evening, sir. Goodbye. from Apt Pupil
Have you completely lost your mind? from Apt Pupil
Have you lost your mind? What the hell were you thinking, Grandpa? from Apt Pupil
Have you told your parents all this? from Apt Pupil
Hawthorne was one of the most interesting writers of his time, from Apt Pupil
He and Monica need to know what's happening to their son. from Apt Pupil
He assists the Israeli Government in certain matters. from Apt Pupil
He blamed the old man and ordered him to impersonate his grandfather. from Apt Pupil
He doesn't believe in violence. They should start. I'm calling. from Apt Pupil
He felt safe. from Apt Pupil
He guides and he counsels. You read the letter. from Apt Pupil
He means the world to me. from Apt Pupil
He needs to be turned on his left side. from Apt Pupil
He ordered every Jew in Kiev to come to the Babi Jar ravine. from Apt Pupil
He thought the day might come when the boy no longer needed him. from Apt Pupil
He wanted to know everything. from Apt Pupil
He was afraid of a certain young boy from Apt Pupil
He was imprisoned for 10 months at Patin. from Apt Pupil
He wrote how the boy forced his way into the old man's house. from Apt Pupil
He's a very persuasive man. from Apt Pupil
He's always so worried. from Apt Pupil
He's offering to help. I know. from Apt Pupil
He's very good. from Apt Pupil
Headmaster? No, he's a guidance counselor. from Apt Pupil
Hear about what? from Apt Pupil
Hello there. from Apt Pupil
Hello? Judge Stevens put me in. from Apt Pupil
Hello? Yes. from Apt Pupil
Hello. from Apt Pupil
Here it is. Where you going? from Apt Pupil
Here. from Apt Pupil
Hey, buddy, you okay? from Apt Pupil
Hey, man, you're throwing it up hard. Let it roll off your fingers more. from Apt Pupil
Hey, Todd, have a seat. from Apt Pupil
Hey, Todd. Mr. French. from Apt Pupil
Hey! from Apt Pupil
Hey. from Apt Pupil
Hi, Chelsea. from Apt Pupil
Hi. from Apt Pupil
Hi. Congratulations. It's a big day for everybody. from Apt Pupil
His hold on the boy slipping away. from Apt Pupil
His mother and his teachers had envisioned. from Apt Pupil
Hmm? Didn't see it. from Apt Pupil
Hmm. from Apt Pupil
Hmm. Arthur Denker. from Apt Pupil
Hmm. It's a remnant from our life in Carolina. from Apt Pupil
Honey, let's go. Joey's outside. from Apt Pupil
How about one of my stories instead? from Apt Pupil
How about professionally? Has he ever spoken to them? from Apt Pupil
How about some melba toast? from Apt Pupil
How about that? from Apt Pupil
How do you do? How do you do? from Apt Pupil
How many fingers am I holding up? from Apt Pupil
How's that? from Apt Pupil
Huh? from Apt Pupil
I already had a copy of your fingerprints from your Israeli wanted sheet. from Apt Pupil
I became a citizen in 1955. from Apt Pupil
I believe from Apt Pupil
I bet it's my TV dinner, I'm afraid. from Apt Pupil
I better go. Wait. from Apt Pupil
I brought you something. from Apt Pupil
I came by to see your parents. Are they home? from Apt Pupil
I can be here tomorrow by 3:15. I wanna hear the end of this. from Apt Pupil
I can see you're thinking it now. Even now. from Apt Pupil
I can tell you that it'd be better if we both just forgot about that. from Apt Pupil
I cannot call an ambulance. I need help. from Apt Pupil
I could help you carry those. from Apt Pupil
I could've screwed you up. Anything could have happened! from Apt Pupil
I didn't see that dog in the back seat. from Apt Pupil
I didn't understand what he said. That's exactly the point. from Apt Pupil
I don't care. from Apt Pupil
I don't even know if I can get the car or not. from Apt Pupil
I don't feel so well. Maybe after the ceremony we could go straight home? from Apt Pupil
I don't have anything to say to you. Good day. from Apt Pupil
I don't have time for this game. from Apt Pupil
I don't have to listen to that talk. How about this kind of talk? from Apt Pupil
I don't know. That's never really happened to me before. from Apt Pupil
I don't need a lesson, okay? All right. from Apt Pupil
I don't need your help. from Apt Pupil
I don't think so. from Apt Pupil
I don't think so. He's never mentioned it anyway. from Apt Pupil
I don't wanna drag you down with me. But I will. from Apt Pupil
I fall asleep during class. from Apt Pupil
I found 14 compares. from Apt Pupil
I fucked up. from Apt Pupil
I guess it's still on the table. I couldn't swear to it though. from Apt Pupil
I had him hooked up, rolling, four and a half, three minutes. from Apt Pupil
I had to protect myself from you. from Apt Pupil
I have to explain this to you because clearly you don't understand. from Apt Pupil
I have to pass. I can't goof around anymore. from Apt Pupil
I have your fingerprints. from Apt Pupil
I have your newspaper. from Apt Pupil
I have your photographs. from Apt Pupil
I hear dogs barking all the time, even when they ain't there. from Apt Pupil
I just can't believe it. Even after what those guys told me. from Apt Pupil
I just can't wait to tell everybody. from Apt Pupil
I just really want to talk to you. from Apt Pupil
I just wanna go to college and get on with my life. from Apt Pupil
I just want to help. from Apt Pupil
I knew this was leading to something. I've got Fiscarelli. from Apt Pupil
I know all this sounds like Robert Ludlum kind of stuff, from Apt Pupil
I know someone who'll give you a ride. from Apt Pupil
I know something about you. from Apt Pupil
I know you're a nice guy. from Apt Pupil
I know. from Apt Pupil
I know. from Apt Pupil
I know. from Apt Pupil
I lied. from Apt Pupil
I must admit that the situation in Richard's home is appalling. from Apt Pupil
I need a fucking pencil. from Apt Pupil
I needed real proof. from Apt Pupil
I ordered more gas, but we didn't know about the leak. from Apt Pupil
I promise you, the world's going to open up for you like you won't believe. from Apt Pupil
I really do. Maybe you just don't like girls. from Apt Pupil
I really never knew anything about this. from Apt Pupil
I really wanna know. Or am I the first one? from Apt Pupil
I said, "Well now, officer, let me guess. from Apt Pupil
I see I've been promoted. Yeah, I know. It's all they had. from Apt Pupil
I see you walk down the street. from Apt Pupil
I see. from Apt Pupil
I spent most of the war in the military hospital from Apt Pupil
I still gotta think about it. from Apt Pupil
I still have a few good ones left. from Apt Pupil
I suggest we have a conference about Todd's first semester grades. from Apt Pupil
I suppose I won't. from Apt Pupil
I suspect that we will never see each other again. from Apt Pupil
I The future 's not ours to see I from Apt Pupil
I think it's a good idea. from Apt Pupil
I think so. You'd better be sure. from Apt Pupil
I think today, I will tell you the story from Apt Pupil
I think you should fuck yourself. from Apt Pupil
I thought you said you were up half an hour ago. from Apt Pupil
I thought you were dead. You look terrible. from Apt Pupil
I thought you would like it. from Apt Pupil
I told you. He doesn't watch TV. I read books to him. Don't worry about it. from Apt Pupil
I took care of everything. from Apt Pupil
I tried to do things the nice way, but you don't want to. from Apt Pupil
I understand you cannot talk but you can listen. from Apt Pupil
I vote. from Apt Pupil
I want to ask you something. from Apt Pupil
I want to hear about it. from Apt Pupil
I wanted to know more. from Apt Pupil
I was forging documents before your parents were born. from Apt Pupil
I was in the reserves, as were most young men, Victor. from Apt Pupil
I was looking forward to seeing your grandfather. Where is he? from Apt Pupil
I was raised to believe that the man should take responsibility for his family. from Apt Pupil
I went to the movies. from Apt Pupil
I will never forget the sound that night. from Apt Pupil
I won't just do nothing. from Apt Pupil
I wonder if he was in the war? from Apt Pupil
I worked as an independent. from Apt Pupil
I would have expected you to be doing backflips down the hallway from Apt Pupil
I wouldn't know where to begin. from Apt Pupil
I'd like to hear about your involvement with Dussander. from Apt Pupil
I'll be taking care of you from now on. from Apt Pupil
I'll bring them in tomorrow. All right? Cool. Ask Becky out. from Apt Pupil
I'll expect you after school. Mm hm. from Apt Pupil
I'll think about it. No, you don't think. You just do it. from Apt Pupil
I'm a fuck up. My dad expects this kind of crap from me, but you? from Apt Pupil
I'm a school teacher. from Apt Pupil
I'm an American. from Apt Pupil
I'm better at this than you are. Better at what? from Apt Pupil
I'm Dan Richler, FBI. This is Detective Getty, LAPD. from Apt Pupil
I'm dying. from Apt Pupil
I'm going to break your goddamn door down! from Apt Pupil
I'm having a heart attack. A bad one. from Apt Pupil
I'm nice too. Just like the boy. from Apt Pupil
I'm not a bad guy. You don't have to worry. from Apt Pupil
I'm not ashamed to say that I could use a drink about now. Oh. from Apt Pupil
I'm not selling anything. from Apt Pupil
I'm old. You are strong and angry. from Apt Pupil
I'm ready to work out a time for us to meet. Earlier is usually better. from Apt Pupil
I'm serious. from Apt Pupil
I'm sorry, I can't do that. from Apt Pupil
I'm sorry, I don't. from Apt Pupil
I'm sorry, it's just that I've heard from Apt Pupil
I'm sorry. I don't understand. from Apt Pupil
I'm sorry. We can try again later. from Apt Pupil
I'm speaking to you. from Apt Pupil
I'm telling you, buddy, you get past this little hurdle, from Apt Pupil
I'm trying to help you. from Apt Pupil
I'm upset because you had him thinking I can do something that can't be done. from Apt Pupil
I've been accepted! from Apt Pupil
I've been busy. from Apt Pupil
If anything happens to me, someone will find it, believe me. from Apt Pupil
If he had an old Nazi buddy in town, why didn't he read the letter? from Apt Pupil
If I am caught, when the reporters stick their microphones in my face, from Apt Pupil
If I'm the first, I'm flattered, but somehow I can't believe that. from Apt Pupil
If it makes things easier at home. from Apt Pupil
If you can give me all A's, then I'll talk to your teachers, from Apt Pupil
If you come back with B's or C's, I can't help you. from Apt Pupil
If you could let me in for a minute, I just want to talk. from Apt Pupil
If you could let me in for a minute? from Apt Pupil
If you crave for Florence 's food, that's a weird craving. from Apt Pupil
If you didn't excuse me, I'm afraid that my desire for a cigarette would. from Apt Pupil
If you put it that way. Tell your parents I have a letter. from Apt Pupil
If you want to know more, you may find the Santo Donate Library from Apt Pupil
If you want to know more, you may find the Santo Donate Library... from Apt Pupil
If you were to invite me in like a friend, we could have a drink. from Apt Pupil
If you won't help me, I have to make you. from Apt Pupil
If you're going to behave like a fucking schoolgirl... from Apt Pupil
If you're offering I will accept. from Apt Pupil
If you're selling something I'm not interested. from Apt Pupil
In fact, I offered to go a step further. from Apt Pupil
In light of his previous outstanding work, from Apt Pupil
In the basement of Arthur Denker. from Apt Pupil
In the presence of a bank official from Apt Pupil
In this study, how 22 of them influenced behavioral from Apt Pupil
Is he very bad off? He doesn't talk much. from Apt Pupil
Is that clear? from Apt Pupil
Is this why your wife left you? from Apt Pupil
Is to work. from Apt Pupil
It all sounds very exciting, boy, from Apt Pupil
It didn't kill them. from Apt Pupil
It doesn't matter, I suppose. from Apt Pupil
It doesn't matter. from Apt Pupil
It is Saturday. from Apt Pupil
It is the desire to do better, to dig deeper, from Apt Pupil
It itches like hell. Quiet. from Apt Pupil
It meant that I could go all over. The whole city. from Apt Pupil
It must have been my first year at the university, from Apt Pupil
It never goes away. from Apt Pupil
It takes eight good matches for a print to get accepted in court. from Apt Pupil
It was a bit like the sound of blowing leaves. from Apt Pupil
It was a dark year. from Apt Pupil
It was a long time ago, the war. from Apt Pupil
It was a mess. from Apt Pupil
It was a mistake to come here. I'll do this over the phone. from Apt Pupil
It was horrible. from Apt Pupil
It was self defense. Boy, now listen. from Apt Pupil
It wasn't that easy. from Apt Pupil
It will be your name that I will repeat over and over again. Todd Bowden. from Apt Pupil
It's a good thing you called us when you did. You saved his life. from Apt Pupil
It's a long trip from Charlotte. He's been in a wheelchair for years. from Apt Pupil
It's all on database at UC Irvine. from Apt Pupil
It's all right. from Apt Pupil
It's called being neighborly. from Apt Pupil
It's from my mother. from Apt Pupil
It's getting cold out here, kitty. Hmm? from Apt Pupil
It's getting dark. Your mother will be worried. from Apt Pupil
It's in your eyes. Killing me. from Apt Pupil
It's just something that had to be done. from Apt Pupil
It's mind boggling. from Apt Pupil
It's nice to see a few more A's. Including Mr. Bowden's, of course. from Apt Pupil
It's no trouble at all. Why don't you take mine? from Apt Pupil
It's not an easy question. I think you know that. from Apt Pupil
It's not your fault. from Apt Pupil
It's not your fault. We both want to help you get back on track. from Apt Pupil
It's nothing to worry about. I just don't trust these cops. from Apt Pupil
It's okay, sit down. from Apt Pupil
It's okay. I'm gonna eat over at Mr. Denker's house. from Apt Pupil
It's quite all right. from Apt Pupil
It's your sorry ass that winds up in jail, not mine. I need a pencil. from Apt Pupil
J' Whatever will be will be J' from Apt Pupil
Jenny's the one who's pregnant. from Apt Pupil
Jesus, man. What are you gonna do? from Apt Pupil
John Donne. Ha ha ha. from Apt Pupil
Judging by the results of your first exam, from Apt Pupil
Just take a deep breath. Let's see how it goes. from Apt Pupil
Just try to relax. from Apt Pupil
Just until I fall asleep. My medicine makes me drowsy. from Apt Pupil
Killing was no longer death. from Apt Pupil
Kitty, kitty. Kitty, Kitty. from Apt Pupil
Kitty. from Apt Pupil
Knowledge, education, experience. from Apt Pupil
Laughing this terrible high pitched scream. from Apt Pupil
Let me help you with that, Arthur. My dear, from Apt Pupil
Let me tell you what we're interested in here. from Apt Pupil
Let me the fuck out of here. Let me the fuck out of here. from Apt Pupil
Let's see. I could tell you about the special soap we made. from Apt Pupil
Like Icarus, we too have been given gifts: from Apt Pupil
Like it? You're a bigger fool than I thought. from Apt Pupil
Like they were dancing. from Apt Pupil
Like those experiments with the decompression chamber? from Apt Pupil
Listen to me now. Invite him over here. Daddy and I still want to meet him. from Apt Pupil
Listen, boy, from Apt Pupil
Listen, honey, I'm gonna see a client tonight at 7:00. from Apt Pupil
Listen, Todd, I understand what you're going through. I really do. from Apt Pupil
Look at you! from Apt Pupil
Look, I've been studying a lot, okay? I'm sorry. from Apt Pupil
Ls this clear enough for you? from Apt Pupil
Lying isn't as easy as you think. from Apt Pupil
Man, with your dad too. from Apt Pupil
March! from Apt Pupil
March. from Apt Pupil
March. from Apt Pupil
March. from Apt Pupil
March. from Apt Pupil
Maybe even 20. from Apt Pupil
Maybe he's in a wheelchair or maybe he's blind. from Apt Pupil
Maybe I'll put it on and do a little shopping. Is that what you thought? from Apt Pupil
Maybe it was in yen. from Apt Pupil
Maybe someone broke in and took it. from Apt Pupil
Maybe you just don't like me. from Apt Pupil
Maybe you'll let me use your shower. from Apt Pupil
Merry Christmas. Mary mother of God! from Apt Pupil
Midtown, downtown Where is my bottle opener? from Apt Pupil
Milk? from Apt Pupil
Mm mm. from Apt Pupil
Mr. Bowden, I can't thank you enough for coming down here today. from Apt Pupil
Mr. French. from Apt Pupil
Mr. French. Hello, Todd. from Apt Pupil
Mr. Kramer is recuperating elsewhere. from Apt Pupil
My boy, it is already done. from Apt Pupil
My dad wants me to get a tutor. from Apt Pupil
My name is Arthur Denker. I am an American. from Apt Pupil
My name is Denker. from Apt Pupil
My name is Denker. from Apt Pupil
My name is Todd Bowden. I didn't mean to scare you. from Apt Pupil
My name is Weiskopf, and you are Kurt Dussander. from Apt Pupil
My wife and I just went through the nastiest divorce since Henry VIII. from Apt Pupil
My, what an impressive entrance. Look at those big iron gates. from Apt Pupil
Nice to meet you. from Apt Pupil
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. from Apt Pupil
No more forging your father's signature. from Apt Pupil
No more hiding my letters. from Apt Pupil
No more screwing around. I don't take orders from you. from Apt Pupil
No one can tell it better than you. That's all I want. from Apt Pupil
No, but he seemed to understand every word I was saying. from Apt Pupil
No, I am. Really. It just takes me a while. from Apt Pupil
No, I know no one by that name. from Apt Pupil
No, I've never needed it till now. from Apt Pupil
No, it's not that at all. from Apt Pupil
No, my parents wouldn't mix with a geek like him. from Apt Pupil
No, none of these. I think you don't seem to be in the mood. from Apt Pupil
No, not at all. from Apt Pupil
No, thank you. If you don't mind, I'll have one of my cigarettes. from Apt Pupil
No, the Prussic acid took about 15 minutes. from Apt Pupil
No. from Apt Pupil
No. Wait. from Apt Pupil
No. What about? from Apt Pupil
No. When you arrived, Mr. Bowden, did you see it? from Apt Pupil
Nobody comes here until you have done what needs to be done. from Apt Pupil
Non taxable, but highly interesting. from Apt Pupil
Not after you fixing my grades. from Apt Pupil
Not at all. from Apt Pupil
Not for you. from Apt Pupil
Not for you. Not for your parents. from Apt Pupil
Not really. from Apt Pupil
Nothing. I fucked up. I'll fix it. from Apt Pupil
Now get out of here before I call the police. from Apt Pupil
Now that I'm out of your fucking school? from Apt Pupil
Now that's a violation. from Apt Pupil
Now wait a minute. Are you going to tell people I did something to you? from Apt Pupil
Now we'll see what you're made of. from Apt Pupil
Now what are you doing? I'll break the goddamn door down. from Apt Pupil
Now why was that? from Apt Pupil
Now. from Apt Pupil
Numbers are numbers in any language. from Apt Pupil
Of an old man who was afraid. from Apt Pupil
Of course, I'm not driving much either with this wheelchair, from Apt Pupil
Of course, there is still a great deal of distrust between them. from Apt Pupil
Of the box holder's death. from Apt Pupil
Officer, can you tell me where to get to the bus from Apt Pupil
Oh, my dear boy, don't you see? from Apt Pupil
Oh, no. Not like this. Please. from Apt Pupil
Oh, that's quite all right, my dear. from Apt Pupil
Oh. from Apt Pupil
Oh. from Apt Pupil
Oh. from Apt Pupil
Oh. from Apt Pupil
Oh. Nice to meet you. from Apt Pupil
Oh. That's a white tailed buck. from Apt Pupil
Oh. That's your cue. from Apt Pupil
Okay, I can tell you're not into this. from Apt Pupil
Okay, that's enough. from Apt Pupil
Okay? from Apt Pupil
Okay? Your parents, or girl problems... from Apt Pupil
Okay. from Apt Pupil
Okay. Good luck up there. from Apt Pupil
Okay. Heh. Seriously. from Apt Pupil
Okay. I think that's a good idea. from Apt Pupil
On the bottom. from Apt Pupil
Once they were in the chamber, how long did it take? from Apt Pupil
One or two is not so hard to find, but eight good ones, that's really tough. from Apt Pupil
One time, from Apt Pupil
One way or another, I'll get them to the right people. from Apt Pupil
One?" from Apt Pupil
Ooh. from Apt Pupil
Or was it simply human nature? from Apt Pupil
Our Mr. X scooted over to the house and swiped the letter. from Apt Pupil
Over time, the old man felt from Apt Pupil
OW! Ah! from Apt Pupil
Perhaps I could persuade you to stay. from Apt Pupil
Perhaps you have the wrong room. from Apt Pupil
Perhaps, we shall see. from Apt Pupil
Piss off. from Apt Pupil
Please, I just want Whet? Why do you bother me? from Apt Pupil
Please, Mr. Dussander. from Apt Pupil
Please, put the hat on. from Apt Pupil
Please! from Apt Pupil
Please? from Apt Pupil
Police have confirmed that a body has been found from Apt Pupil
Push me down the steps. Make it look like an accident. from Apt Pupil
Put the hat on. from Apt Pupil
Remember, the 20's were a desperate time in Germany. from Apt Pupil
Right. from Apt Pupil
See you later. from Apt Pupil
See you later. from Apt Pupil
Seven. from Apt Pupil
Shit! I've got to go. from Apt Pupil
Should I call the nurse? from Apt Pupil
Since when do you come here on Saturdays? from Apt Pupil
Sincerely yours, Edward French." from Apt Pupil
Sincerely yours, Edward French." from Apt Pupil
Sir? from Apt Pupil
Sir? from Apt Pupil
So do we have a plan? They've arranged an exit for us. from Apt Pupil
So from now on, I don't want you to feel like you have no one to talk to. from Apt Pupil
So have I. Let me go pee first. from Apt Pupil
So he's offered to let you study over at his place every day after school. from Apt Pupil
So I didn't pay no mind. from Apt Pupil
So I dusted your mail box for fingerprints. from Apt Pupil
So I was able to go all over the whole city. from Apt Pupil
So I was an independent. from Apt Pupil
So like I was saying, from Apt Pupil
So many of them on top of each other like that. from Apt Pupil
So many things can happen. Accidents, sickness. from Apt Pupil
So now you are upset because the only way you can make things right from Apt Pupil
So one sleepless night, from Apt Pupil
So the DOT didn't want to hire me because of that thing with the from Apt Pupil
So then I moved on. Washington Heights was always good. from Apt Pupil
So we'll do it the hard way. from Apt Pupil
So what's the story here, Ed? from Apt Pupil
So you had no idea what you were reading? from Apt Pupil
Some even fell to their knees, from Apt Pupil
Somehow he didn't even... Oh. from Apt Pupil
Soon they began to twitch all over, from Apt Pupil
Soon, in this country, we will have a President from Apt Pupil
Special Agent Richler, Dr. Weiskopf, from Apt Pupil
Still the questions remain: from Apt Pupil
Stop fucking around. March! from Apt Pupil
Stop it! from Apt Pupil
Stop. from Apt Pupil
Stumbling around the room like drunks, their eyes glassy. from Apt Pupil
Sure. from Apt Pupil
Sure. Good. from Apt Pupil
Sure. Maybe it is. from Apt Pupil
Take care, Ed. from Apt Pupil
Talk? from Apt Pupil
Tell him I'm coming, will you? from Apt Pupil
Tell me about it. from Apt Pupil
Tell me, boy, why should I consider doing this? from Apt Pupil
Tell me, does this Edward French know your parents in a social way? from Apt Pupil
Tell me. from Apt Pupil
Tell your parents I'll be back to see them later. from Apt Pupil
Than being sent off to Israel. from Apt Pupil
Thank you for the most enchanting evening. from Apt Pupil
Thank you, but he's just a friend. from Apt Pupil
Thank you. from Apt Pupil
Thank you. from Apt Pupil
Thank you. from Apt Pupil
Thank you. Oh, hi. These must be your parents. from Apt Pupil
That bill was written in Japanese. from Apt Pupil
That doesn't make sense. Why not? from Apt Pupil
That maybe home isn't the best place to be studying. from Apt Pupil
That only the old man could use the old man's key, from Apt Pupil
That propels a civilization to greatness. from Apt Pupil
That reminds me... from Apt Pupil
That shit just doesn't happen. Boy, the time for discussion is over. from Apt Pupil
That sounds exciting, Mr. Denker, but I have to study my trig. from Apt Pupil
That was a close one. I can tell you... from Apt Pupil
That was how he put it. Yes. Everything. from Apt Pupil
That was my best time. from Apt Pupil
That was the end of my driving in America. I take the bus. from Apt Pupil
That what's going on, with your father's work problems from Apt Pupil
That's all right. from Apt Pupil
That's been underway for 40 years in three continents. from Apt Pupil
That's between me and them. Why isn't it between you and me? from Apt Pupil
That's enough! That's enough! That's enough! from Apt Pupil
That's it. March. from Apt Pupil
That's just a warning. from Apt Pupil
That's my cue. from Apt Pupil
That's my son, he's always chewing gum. from Apt Pupil
That's right. from Apt Pupil
That's where you're wrong. The shit you're telling me keeps me up all night. from Apt Pupil
That's why I arranged this meeting. from Apt Pupil
The apprehension of Dussander brings to a close a manhunt from Apt Pupil
The bank officer explained to the old man from Apt Pupil
The beginning and the end. from Apt Pupil
The boy proved to be a very good student. from Apt Pupil
The boy's just being honest. It's a privilege of boys. from Apt Pupil
The cause of death has not been revealed. from Apt Pupil
The compares, the want sheet, all the photographs from Apt Pupil
The deterioration of his grades suggests a specific problem, from Apt Pupil
The doctors say he'll be out soon. That's good news. from Apt Pupil
The Dominicans there, they like to... from Apt Pupil
The DOT, they wouldn't hire me. from Apt Pupil
The end? from Apt Pupil
The end. from Apt Pupil
The exception was in the event from Apt Pupil
The following morning, the old man put on his best suit. from Apt Pupil
The gas didn't work. from Apt Pupil
The hell with this. You open it. Relax. Open it. from Apt Pupil
The indignities I've suffered with you, I should smash you. from Apt Pupil
The key of the safe deposit box, where is it? from Apt Pupil
The key. from Apt Pupil
The man in the next bed was Benjamin Kramer. from Apt Pupil
The old man got out of bed, from Apt Pupil
The point is, you look before paying a bill. from Apt Pupil
The policeman said: "Mr. Denker, if you can't see the road, from Apt Pupil
The Ritzy Vista Country Club. My life's ambition. from Apt Pupil
The Santo Donate resident believed to be a Nazi war criminal. from Apt Pupil
The stories. Everything. from Apt Pupil
The things I'm going to say, from Apt Pupil
The Treaty of Versailles had left us crippled. from Apt Pupil
The young boy who took the wings his father built for him. from Apt Pupil
Then and only then, I will destroy the document. from Apt Pupil
Then I realized this was not a matter to be trifled with. from Apt Pupil
Then I waited until you were at the movies. from Apt Pupil
Then I will do anything you say. from Apt Pupil
Then I'll leave you alone. And just so you know... from Apt Pupil
Then it should still be there. It isn't. from Apt Pupil
Then they dropped that cinder block on that cop and it got all crazy. from Apt Pupil
Then what do you want? from Apt Pupil
Then what? The box would be open from Apt Pupil
Then you are a very good friend. from Apt Pupil
Then you went to Patin. from Apt Pupil
There died in a mountain of themselves. from Apt Pupil
There is no point. from Apt Pupil
There never was. from Apt Pupil
There was a group of about three or four of us, and... from Apt Pupil
There was a leak in the pipes, so oxygen mixed with the monoxide. from Apt Pupil
There's always the story of how I escaped from Berlin from Apt Pupil
There's no safe deposit box. from Apt Pupil
There's no way in hell I can pull out of a half year slide in a few weeks. from Apt Pupil
These pictures are 40 years old at least. from Apt Pupil
They catch you hooking their ride. from Apt Pupil
They climbed up on each other, from Apt Pupil
They don't get out here much. Usually Thanksgiving. from Apt Pupil
They said they had something to tell us. from Apt Pupil
They say I have another 20 years. from Apt Pupil
They say the operation was a success. from Apt Pupil
They vomited, urinated and defecated themselves. from Apt Pupil
They were ground into fine ash. from Apt Pupil
They would hide. from Apt Pupil
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