Harvey Dent: .."... I am thinking of the centres-of-margin of my crime empire.. for it is the beginning of a delocalized or centralized crime-of-the-century phenomenon and I'm not sure which of the two geographical crime centres it is is.. a delocalized crime centre or a centralized crime centre.. for century-crime .... and the means of getting into my Jean Genet mindset the psyche of Jean Genet is mine and always has been ever since I became a prosecuting attorney... and his books Jean Genet's books were the crime of the century and this is my legal career he was writing... in French no less... what is French crime.... a dine wind wine wining trail fine.. a done wining trail thru winding trails fine... the wining courses of the world.. are mine... and it is crime.. a fine crime .. is mine.. a wine fine crime... and this began my first year in One L... in my first student year of law.. my first law texts were Jean Genet's books... and I read them first in French.. in the original.. in the original French.. my first law texts thus I read in French.. and I knew thus French law... and I am seeking the byways of French geography to figure out how to spread my crime fine wine French crime empires into rural French inhabitances... the rural time is a fine crime wine... and it is a rural clock I seek.. a clocking in rural time is the crime spent agricultural highways of my law briefs and texts and documents.. what is more delocalized than rural terrain.. and rural terrain is vast.. a vast terrain like the landscapes of time.. of my time spent crime.."..
Harvey Dent monologue written by Scott Snyder for the comics and movies...
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