Criminal Minds (TV Series)
Sick Day (2016)
Matthew Gray Gubler: Dr. Spencer Reid
Quotes
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Luke Alvez : Pyros like to watch, right?
Dr. Spencer Reid : Yeah, they do. It's an inextricable component of the compulsion.
Luke Alvez : Look. Look at the position of these cots. The kids could see each other while this was happening.
Dr. Spencer Reid : Psychological torture. And the unsub probably watched, as well until at a certain point the fire took over and he had to go.
Jennifer Jareau : But he needs both kids to make it work. He took Hannah Robertson four days before Max Wasserman. That means he held her someplace and kept her alive.
Luke Alvez : Yeah. As soon as he got Max, he couldn't wait any longer.
Jennifer Jareau : He planned everything. He probably stalked them until he found the perfect place to set his fire.
Dr. Spencer Reid : That would explain the two year dormancy period. Who he burns is just as important as the fire itself.
Luke Alvez : I hate to think what he did to her while he held her here.
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Jennifer Jareau : [about Trisha and John Bates] Are they in touch?
Penelope Garcia : He was doing work in San Diego about two years ago. Somehow, he found out her email account and tried to reconnect.
Dr. Spencer Reid : Two years ago? That when the first murders took place. Garcia, did she respond to the email?
Penelope Garcia : Yeah. She basically told him to go have sex with himself and then she deleted that email account.
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Dr. Spencer Reid : He used the same type of lock and chain to restrain the victims in San Diego.
Jennifer Jareau : He also used cots like this. The wood, too; it's like a funeral pyre.
Luke Alvez : The guys goes from runaways to good kids from good neighborhoods. That's a lot more work and a lot more risk for him.
Jennifer Jareau : So what was so special about these two? Why'd he want 'em so bad?
Dr. Spencer Reid : He may be discovering what his true victim selection criterion is.
Jennifer Jareau : Well, the runaways were probably just a practice run; easy targets, no one reports them missing.
Dr. Spencer Reid : But the boy/girl pattern he's established suggests that there might be some kind of fantasy he's trying to perfect.
Jennifer Jareau : So what's the fantasy, then? Is he righting some kind of wrong? Getting revenge, maybe?
Dr. Spencer Reid : If he has kids of his own, it might have something to do with them.
Jennifer Jareau : I can't imagine what would drive a parent to do something like this.