Angela's Eyes

Peter (on finding the bug in his phone): Are you completely emotionally damaged?

Leo: That girl is pathological. Angela: Mm-hmm, which puts her in group three. Leo: What the hell is that, your latest theory? Angela: Okay, healthy people for the most part tell the truth. When they lie it's usually for socially acceptable reasons, to spare someone's feelings or avoid embarrassment. That's group one. Leo: Okay, what's number two? Angela: That would be your garden variety liars. They're the type that embellish accomplishments, cheat on their spouses, stab colleagues in the back to climb the corporate ladder. See, those two groups, it's easy to see when they're being deceitful, but Julie's in the third group, the pathological ones. They lie so much, about so many different things, that reality simply disappears, and then everything that they say is the truth. Leo But also a lie.

(about the suspect, Andy Phillips) Angela: So, did P.D. ask him if he was having an affair? Leo: Quote, "I have never cheated on my wife", end quote. Angela: Looks like Andy's nose is growing.

Angela: See, good liars, they lead you down a road, carefully planting various signs, until you're in exactly the place that they want you. Then, they can tell you anything that they want, and you'll believe it. Dozer: I don't understand, are you saying the guy's a liar or not? Angela: I'm saying that he's telling the truth, but -- that doesn't mean that he's not a liar. Leo: All right, so let me get this straight, he's not not telling the truth, and we're not not skeptical that he's not not the killer. Angela: Something like that.