Mr. Neighbor's House2016

Jimmy:
Anyways, the quote is from John Berger. He wrote "Ways of Seeing". It's a critique of traditional western cultural aesthetics, basically raising questions about hidden ideologies in visual images, which reminds me, Wolfe...I have photos of you at the crime scene.

Wolfe:
What? That's impossible.

Jimmy:
Berger says that the relation between what we see and what we know is never quite settled.

Wolfe:
I don't know what you're talking about.

[Jimmy punches Wolfe]

Jimmy:
You're a smart guy, Wolfe. Think about it. What does that mean?

Wolfe:
I don't know. Reality or something?

Jimmy:
Acceptance of reality. [punches him again]

Wolfe:
Ow! That's basically what I said!

Jimmy:
I WAS LOOKING FOR SOMETHING MORE SPECIFIC! [punches him again]

Wolfe:
You should have been clearer!

Jimmy:
ALRIGHT! THAT'S ON ME! I APOLOGIZE! MY BAD! [punches him again]

Wolfe:
Then maybe you should stop punching people when you ask them questions!

Jimmy:
THAT'S GOOD FEEDBACK! MAYBE SOMETHING LIKE THIS! [slams Wolfe's head down on a metal desk]

Wolfe:
OW!

Jimmy:
Is that any better?

Wolfe:
No. No. It's worse! Please punch me. Please!

Jimmy:
PUNCH YOU? YOU WANT ME TO PUNCH YOU?

Wolfe:
Yes! Yes! Please!

Jimmy:
Alright. Here we... [punches him a lot of times]

[Detective Randal arrives to see how the interrogation's doing]

Detective Randal:
So it turns out... [sees Jimmy punching the hell out of the suspect] Okay.