Notes on Crime Scene Dialogue

Introduction

• Discussion of a robbery involving three individuals.
• Mention of shares in the stolen money.

Characters Involved

• The Joker: A character who elicits fear and is associated with chaos.
  • Wears makeup to scare people, referred to as war paint.
• Dunnhier: A character in charge of the situation, demanding compliance from hostages.

Robbery Dynamics

• Tensions and Commands:
  • Dunnhier instructs hostages to keep their hands up and heads down.
  • Emphasizes the seriousness of the situation.
• Silent Alarm Activation:
  • Indicates the robbery is going awry with alarms being triggered.
  • The alarm did not contact 911 but rather a private number.

Bank Security and Consequences

• 5000 volts wired into the security system suggests a high-risk environment.
• Implications of robbing a mob bank, indicating it’s dangerous.
• The Joker’s unpredictability is noted.

Internal Conflict Among Criminals

• Betrayal and Trust Issues:
  • Discussion of who will survive the heist and potential backstabbing.
• One character is tasked with eliminating the alarm technician to reduce shares, indicating distrust.

Reflection on Crime Culture

• Values of Past Criminals:
  • Reference to honor and respect once prevalent among criminals.
  • Contrast with current actions, highlighting a lack of belief or code.

Closing Thoughts

• Ends with a philosophical reflection: "Whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you..."
  • Suggests a hardened perspective on survival and resilience in crime.