How to Be a Serial Killer Page #6
off with razor blades,
or disfiguring them
with hot metal,
but sulfuric acid
really works.
And you can get it at any
chemical supply store.
This will keep you clean,
and this will make it
easier to wrap things up.
Now once you've done
everything I've mentioned,
it's time to get
rid of the evidence.
Remember what
I said, Bart...
When you've dug as
deep as you can dig,
dig deeper.
And when you can't dig
any more, dig deeper.
Then when there's
no more to dig...
Keep diggin'.
How long have
I been diggin' for?
About nine hours.
Remember what I said about
perseverance and discipline...
three witnesses...
followed by an 11-hour
drive to the desert
and nine hours of digging.
like, some kind of lesson
to be learned from all of this?
That's a good question.
Want to switch off
for a little while?
Yeah.
Thanks.
I feel really bad for Mike.
Um, he's, he's a romantic...
and Abigail, I know,
was his, his muse,
and it's just -
he's really devastated.
there was somethin' I could do
to, like, bring her back.
What's our next move?
Going home,
gettin' cleaned up.
We can't go back
to your apartment.
We're not going
to my apartment.
We're going to yours, Bart.
Mine?
Yep.
That's okay, Bart, I got it.
I got it.
You're my guest.
Thank you.
- Goodnight.
- Goodnight.
Thanks for your help
out there today.
That was hard for me.
I can imagine.
You know, Abigail, she, uh--
You know, I, I think,
I...bet there's
someone else
out there for you.
You think so?
That's what I keep
telling myself.
Here, this will keep you warm.
Sleep well.
This is a big
waste of time.
Yep.
That guy killed everybody
in the apartment.
Why would he come back?
This is crazy, Mike.
Remember, Bart -
no bodies, no murder.
Why are we
sneaking around then?
Just in case.
We got to see if
they're on to us.
F***.
Sh*t.
Sh*t, sh*t, sh*t.
You see that?
That means
we're a little f***ed.
There's got to be a way,
there's got to be
a way out of this, man.
There's, there's a way,
you got to--
You're the one that
should know the ways,
find the way out
of this and we'll f***ing
take the way out of it.
Bart, Bart, Bart.
There are a couple ways
out of this - jail or death.
[Mike laughing]
That's f***ing funny?
No, there are
certain ways out--
All right, all right.
F*** you, jail and death.
I can't go to jail.
If I'm going to jail
I'm going to get raped.
Just shut up.
Those are the worst--
I mean, you're such
a f***ing idiot.
Like, I'm too young
to go to jail.
Would you just shut up?!
Have you not listened to
anything that I've told you?
I've listened to everything
you said and I'm f***ed!
You take a note for a while.
Perseverance and discipline!
Don't look to me
for external validation.
life is f***ing easy?
No.
Nothing in this
world that brings
any kind of gratification
is going to be easy.
We all go through
periods of doubt, Bart,
but you can't go f***in' crazy.
All right.
You got to stay calm.
You got to stay
on the path
and you got to stay
true to the cause.
All right.
I got faith in you, Bart.
I've got a f***ing hell
of a lot of faith in you.
Really?
Hell, yes!
Motherfucking hell, yes.
You didn't know that?
I knew that.
We all go through
periods of doubt, man.
But when the winds of
change blow their gale,
that is when you have
All right, all right.
F***.
Remember -
perception's reality.
you remember that -
Perception is reality.
We think we can
get out of this,
we're gonna get out of this.
I think we're gonna
get out of this.
We're gonna be fine.
Uncle Mike has got
you covered, okay?
Where are we gonna go?
You ever hear of a little
place called Mexico?
[Bart laughing]
That's where
we're goin', Bart!
But first we got to take a
little stop off at the shack.
All right.
Plan for the worst,
hope for the best.
What's in the cabinet, Mike?
Oh, sweet!
Is that rope?
I love rope.
Bart, Bart, breathe.
Good.
Never underestimate the
power of cold hard cash.
If you need to get out
of the country quick,
you're gonna need it.
Wow, we're rich.
Sorry.
Your money.
Good documentation
is absolutely imperative.
And you'd be surprised
what you can get
a graphic design student to do
for a couple of hundred bucks.
Oh, yeah, passports.
I don't have one.
That's cool, though.
Probably borrow one of yours.
Always keep
a packed suitcase.
What's in there?
Grenades?
Nunchucks?
What do you got?
Ah, sweet. Clothes.
Have you ever heard
the expression -
'Only use in case
of emergencies'?
What's that?
That's everything.
Just-in-case case, Bart.
What's in the
just-in-case case?
A surprise.
Yeah!
Creating a new look
is imperative
to getting away
from the authorities.
Hydrogen peroxide.
Why?
Hair.
[voice on police radio]
What do you think?
Wow...
and cool.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
You look like you're,
like, a lead singer
of a punk rock band
or something.
You know, I guess the
cops aren't gonna be
lookin' for Billy Idol.
That's for sure.
Hey, should we
do my hair next?
I don't really have
enough peroxide.
What's wrong?
Nothin'.
You're not gonna
need a new look.
You're gonna
love Mexico, Bart.
It's all cervezas
and senoritas.
[taser gun]
[gunshot]
The first rule in facing
the authorities is -
never ask yourself
if you can get away.
What's the magic
mantra we need to
keep saying to ourselves?
Perception is reality.
If we think we can
get away, we can.
Holy sh*t.
What the f***?
Are there any more cops?
That f***in' cop shot me in
the neck with a taser gun.
You got him.
I think you got him
right in the heart.
Lucky shot.
You all right?
Yeah, I--
Go get the peroxide.
Why?
Because it
disinfects cuts, Bart.
Give me the rag, too.
[police sirens]
Sh*t.
How many?
Get down.
Uh, just, just one of them.
That's okay.
One's doable.
One's okay.
There's two now.
We can get out of this.
Have you been involved
in a lot of standoffs
with the police before?
First one, actually.
Keep an eye on the corner
of that shack, boys.
I don't want anything comin'
out of there and surprising us.
That's all right, 'cause I got
a lot of self-confidence.
Mike, there's a third car.
Mike, can you
hear me in there?
Hey, see him?
We know who you are -
this is not gonna
end well for you!
Is this how we're goin' out?
(Officer)
Mike?
Mike, we got you surrounded!
Is this it, Bart?
Is this how we're
gonna go out,
my young, faithful apprentice?
We can still make
it out of this.
Mike, you're backed
up into a corner.
You got nowhere to go.
When we get out of this,
I want to, like,
get some of my own pupils.
You know, and like
start a school.
I want to make a difference;
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