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Absolutely sure.
Oh, pity.
The next step...
is the carefully planned obliteration...
of identifiable portions
of the cadaver...
before it is found.
Features, dental structure.
Fingerprints. We can't
leave anything to chance.
No, I guess not.
Would you mind if...
Please.
Thank you.
Now, there is a problem that the
circumstances of your death...
must be simple.
A simple accident, strangely
enough, is costly, Mr. Wilson.
The trick lies in obliterating
just so much and no more, so that...
an identification still
can be made based on...
as I say, general dimensions...
plus a credible sequence of events.
Witnesses, et cetera.
very carefully staged.
We guarantee a death of this kind.
Excuse me. Delicious! They
have a wonderful way...
that it gets very crispy.
ways you can be found. Excuse me.
I mean, your body can be found.
The victim of some kind
of machinery, an explosion.
A hunting misadventure.
somewhat too gross for you.
I had thought perhaps a hotel room fire.
Would you like me to
outline the circumstances?
No, thank you.
Oh, good. I was hoping you would agree.
No! I mean, I can't be sure.
Oh, of course.
We can't expect you
to decide all at once.
Think it over. There's so much
else to be done, Mr. Wilson...
but if I may say so...
death selection may be the most
important decision in your life.
Here are the trust instruments.
Mr. Joliffe, Mr. Brown.
My colleagues.
Now, this is your revised will...
drawn in accordance with the
requirements of the trust.
They're all predated, of
course, to save you the trouble.
It's standard procedure.
Effective at the time of your death...
very liberal settlements...
on your wife and daughter...
and more than sufficient funds...
for your financial needs
in your new identity...
from sums assigned to
us as your trustees.
Insurance policies...
annuities...
real estate.
If you'll sign right here.
The staging here is rather
authentic, you'll see.
Of course, the drug made it
easier to manipulate you...
into the proper positions and attitudes.
Rest easy, Mr. Wilson.
You did not ravage our girl.
Of course, the photography
is not too professional...
but I think it's clear enough.
- So now it's...
- I have a message from Charlie.
He wanted me to tell you
that rebirth is painful.
You were going to say...
"So now it's blackmail," eh, Mr. Wilson?
- What would you call it?
- Just kind of insurance.
Isn't it easier to go forward
when you know you can't go back?
But you knew that, didn't you?
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