David Mills asks the mourning widow to look over the murder photographs and f...
Mills is theorizing on what makes the insane do the horrible things that they...
John Doe believes that David Mills would break if there were no rules in place.
Mills explains that he did his time and earned his position.
Mills is telling Somerset that he doesn't understand the question Somerset ju...
Mills believes they have probable cause, giving the duo a reason to search th...
David Mills thinks about the media and what John Doe would do.
Mills would like to start this relationship without being figuratively kicked...
The widow isn't in the mood to look at pictures, she's too distraught.
Somerset and Mills have an uncomfortable diner situation.
An unimpressed sketch artists wonders if she captured the suspect's look. Mi...
Mills is increasingly nervous and upset about the possible contents of the bo...
Mills is asking Somerset what is in the box that was just delivered to them.
William Somerset explains why he never got married. It turns out that he's v...
Doe is telling Mills that Mills must find it more comfortable to label him in...
Mills is telling Somerset that all they are dealing with is mentally ill and ...
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