Criminal Minds2005

Dr. Spencer Reid:
What chapter are you on?

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
The part where she's at the coal mines.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
Say what you will about his writing, Maeve, it's fascinating the way he weaves characters into situations, right?

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
Yeah, I mean, I'm not sure what I think of it. It's slightly obtuse.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
Yeah, he tends to be that way. I probably should have warned you. He's not really anything like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
Still my favorite. Uh , guess what.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
What?

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
I think the stalker's gone. The e-mails have stopped.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
Really? Since when?

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
Two weeks ago.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
Why didn't you tell me?

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
I wanted to make sure.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
What about the phone calls?

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
No, I haven't gotten any. No more heavy breathing on the machine, no more hang-ups.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
You know, oftentimes when a stalker's advances are completely ignored, their erotomanic fantasies will be diverted to a more receptive target.

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
I went to the store yesterday. I even sat in a caf? and had coffee without my disguise on. Something deep inside my gut tells me he's gone. I think it's over, Spencer.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
Well, our instincts exist for a reason. They're definitely a response to specific...

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
I want to meet you.

Dr. Spencer Reid:
...environmental stimuli. [pause]

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
Did you hear me, Spence?

Dr. Spencer Reid:
Yeah, I... No, I heard you.

Dr. Maeve Donovan:
Well, what do you think? I think it's time.