Mark Twain said the clothes make the man.
He also said naked people have little or no influence.
This is serious.
Maura, come on, it'll be fine. We're trained professionals. We know what we're doing. We've actually been undercover a few times before, so let me handle this.
Okay. Fine. If you don't want my help. It's like trying to dress a squirmy six-year-old, anyway. Everything's too short, too itchy, [high pitched voice] I can't walk in that.
Maura, we all appreciate that you dress like you're about to strut down a Paris runway. It's -- it's interesting.
Endearing.
Sexy!
It's fashionable.
Oh, so that's what you think? You think this is all about fashion for me??
Um, no? It's not about fashion?
No, it's not!
What is it about, then?
I used to sit at the Musée d'Orsay for hours and just stare at it. Do you know what I mean?
[sarcastically] Yes, the Rizzoli family vacations there every summer.
Have you ever tried to appreciate Euler's number e? You know, the beautiful equation that connects three constants of mathematics? Have you?
Yeah, I tried it once. [Korsak laughs]
I am in awe of what human beings can do. I am in awe of the hand knit channel stitching on this sweater. I am in awe of the artisan who molded and shaped this shoe.
[sarcastically] I cannot wait to see what you're going to wear.
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