Scenes with Alexandra Eames 190
Eames
Elaine said Carlo was old world, but he's ahead of my time.
He gets the culture Amanda's part of. Would she leave a guy like that at the altar?
Eames
My husband Joe, he was a cop. He gave me a taser gun once for our anniversary. Sometimes you want to be more than your job.
Eames
He died. 8 years ago.
[After Goren has a public tantrum in the squad room.]
Eames
What the hell was that, Bobby? You want to throw it all away? Just-- I know--
[Goren steps into the elevator and leaves.]
[Goren trails Eames out of the Captain's office.]
It's hard to get a confession if he's capable of guilt. Maybe we should tell him he has nothing to feel guilty about?
Eames
[coldly] You do that. [She leaves him standing by his desk.]
[Goren goes through the reading material of a man they've just found dead.]
Eames
Now he gets to be in one.
P Mr. Pagolis
Killing is not my thing.
Eames
What is your thing, Mr. Pagolis?
P Mr. Pagolis
French food, Nordic women, German cars...
[At a bar, talking about their partnership.]
Eames
I hope so.
Eames
I checked her PDA. Found his cell number. When you call it, Diego directs you to a web site because, as he says, "seeing is believing."
[She clicks on a web site. Goren and Ross peer over her shoulder at a web site featuring half-naked photos of a man.]
You're kidding. "Rent this hunk. Diego. By the hour or by the night. Muscular, tanned, relentless--"
[watching Ross with interest] We can all read, Captain.
L Lawyer
Mr. Diego's website is purely in the realm of personal fantasy. No services are exchanged for--
My partner was in vice for 5 years.
Eames
Chelsea for 2 of those years. You're not my first rent boy, Diego.
D Diego
But he likes crystal meth, especially booty bumps.
Eames
Booty bumps.
Eames
[hastily] I know what they are.
[Confronting Riggins with a photograph of his secret gay lover, and after the Reverend has denied knowledge of him.]
Diego. We have other photos.
You know, there is a Diego that's a professional massage therapist, but, uh, it's so dark in those rooms that I can't--
[impatiently] Do you have a massage therapist? Is he your massage therapist?
I ... can't say for sure. I'm, uh, really sorry, detective, that I can't be more helpful, but, uh--
Eames
Actually, it's always helpful when we know someone is lying to us. There seem to be phone calls from your cell to his.
[looking at picture again] Actually, this-- you know what? This is Diego. Yeah. Hah. Funny. Uh, the back pain I get is so crippling that I can't even think. I just lay there and I close my eyes--
[looking bored] --and wait for that booty bump....
[Eames leaves Goren and Riggins and enters the secretary's office.]
Eames
He seems almost ... stricken.
[Goren and Eames search through the Reverend's bookshelves and drawers.]
[pulling books off the shelf] G.K. Chesterton. C.S. Lewis....
Eames
...and Ripped Boys magazine. Which one of these things is not like the others?
SL Strauss' Lawyer
My client is not a killer, but he does suffer from painkiller addiction, which has only gotten worse due to the stress of the trial. He is going into rehab.
Eames
So is everyone else.
L Larry
[through an interpreter] Get me a deaf cop.
Eames
A deaf cop?
L Larry
Get me a jury of my peers. Get me a deaf judge. Then I'll participate. Until then, there is no justice for me.
[Seeing Leslie LeZard being carry away in handcuffs.]
You worry about what she said, that your career is tainted by me?
Eames
I used to.
Eames
It's too late.
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