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Come on, let's go downstairs.
We got one hour to eat.
Let's go, fellas, come on.
That's the third one this month!
Cut the sh*t!
You son's of b*tches.
If anyone ate that sandwich, I'm gonna shove
the thermos up your asses one at a time.
Sh*t.
She's says not
to let them see me blow.
What am I supposed to say?
Thank you?
And they make an a**hole of me.
You know, his wife makes
a damn good tuna sandwich.
I'm gonna stop by and see her and
tell her about it one of these days.
The Aztecs identified flayed
skin with the new garments.
Young vegetation.
Let me get this straight.
You're talking about
human sacrifice now?
Willing sacrifice.
They give themselves
to the God willingly.
A ritual was performed
using various objects
Collimating in blood sacrifice to
strengthen the forces of nature.
Performed by the high priest.
And the victims,
you might call them a skin--
after they're skinned,
the high priest puts the skin
upon himself,
wearing it as like a garment.
Of course, we're talking about
the ancient Aztecs civilization,
not this north American culture
we see here.
I understand, Mexico.
The gods they prayed to.
One God, Quetzalcoatl,
I can give you some interesting
books on that subject.
Well, good, I need something
to put me to sleep at night.
Now, if you think
that's what happened here,
then this case wasn't murder.
What do you call it?
Suicide possibly.
Oh, your Mr. Polly might've been
coerced in one way or another.
But you must remember blood
must be giving willingly
for the God to appreciate it.
He must giveth himself otherwise
the ritual is meaningless.
Well, they came to this museum.
I think that's very certain.
He met someone.
He was engaged in conversation.
Maybe they had
a couple of drinks.
And they went back to his hotel
room, and they did the deed.
I find it difficult to phantom why
a guy with a wife and two kids
and tenure at a university
would suddenly decide
to give up his life
without even a chance
You see, gave himself a chance.
Why else did he
come to the city?
he should be here?
Well, that's what we're trying
to determine.
You know,
that's an interesting angle.
No vacation.
No research.
Just some guy flies thousand
of Miles to New York City
to give his life
on a sacrificial alter.
Maybe I should take
those books of yours.
I'm not going to be able
to sleep either
if you keep looking at those
horrible pictures.
You don't think anything like that
serpent ever really existed do you?
Sure it did.
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