Booth glanced over at her as she st

Booth glanced over at her as she stared straight ahead at the windshield.

"Bones...I...what I meant was how can you like someone who's in prison who has tortured and killed five women," he said, trying to dig himself out of the hole that he had created.

"What exactly are you hoping to gain by going to talk to him?" Bones asked, ignoring his comment.

"I just want him to know that he's being watched."

"By whom?"

"By me, Bones."

"You're going to watch him?"

"If that's what it takes."

"So...you're going to stalk him."

"He's a murderer, Bones."

"It's still stalking."

"Is not."

"Is too."

"Is not."

"Is too. You know, I think you're becoming just a little too obsessed with this case."

Booth slammed on his breaks. He didn't care that they were in a middle of a busy street and the car that was behind them nearly crashed into them. Instead, the car swerved around them and the driver began honking and yelling all sorts of obscenities at them.

"I'm not obsessed," Booth stated through gritted teeth.

"Clearly you are since you nearly killed us in the middle of..."

"You've never seen what this man can do!" He yelled.

"I saw the pictures. I know…"

"You don't know, Bones," Booth said, his voice quieter. "You don't know until you walk into a crime scene and you see a woman that's unrecognizable because she's been starved and beaten and burned and her hands are tied together above her head and she's hanging from that hook. You don't know."

"You're right. I don't. I'm sorry." Brennan paused, giving Booth a moment to accept her apology. She had been working with him long enough to know when she should talk and when he just needed time.

"I'm sorry," he finally said quietly. "This case is just…"

"Creepy really got to you back then, didn't he?" Brennan asked.

Booth smiled. "Are you really going to call him creepy?"

"Yes," she answered, smiling back.

Booth started driving again and they both sat in silence.

"You're right," he finally said. "The case did get to me. I was young and stupid. I should have found more to go on than a crappy eyewitness to put him away forever."

"You blame yourself for him getting out of prison," she said as a statement and not as a question.

"I thought you didn't believe in psychology."

"I don't, but it's obvious that you feel some kind of guilt for him getting out of prison and you're willing to do almost anything to make sure he goes back to prison. I understand that. It's rational."

"It is?

結果 (中文) 1:

展位扫了一眼她，她直盯着前方挡风玻璃。"骨头......I...我的意思是你怎么会喜欢一个人是在监狱里有折磨和杀害了五名女性，"他说，试图挖掘自己钻他创造了。"什么确切地，你希望获得的打算跟他说话？"骨头问，无视他的评论。"我只是想让他知道他正在看着"。"谁来做？""由我，骨头。"你要去看他吗？""如果那是它的需要。"苏......你要跟踪他.""他是杀人凶手，骨头"。"它仍然跟踪狂"。"不是"。"太"。"不是"。"也是。"你知道，我认为你会变得只是有点太沉迷于这种情况。展位猛踩他的休息。他不在乎他们住在中间的一条繁忙的街道，几乎撞到他们身后的那辆车。相反，汽车突然转向，在他们周围，司机开始按喇叭叫喊着各种各样的下流话在他们。"我不是痴迷，"展位咬牙说。"显然你是因为你几乎害死我们的中间......""你永远不会看到这个男人能做什么 ！"他大喊。"我看到的图片。我知道......""你不知道，骨头，"思说，他的声音更安静。"你不知道直到你走进一个犯罪现场，你看到是认不出来，因为她已经饿死和殴打和烧和她的手都绑在一起，她头上，她从那钩挂的女人。你不知道。"你说得对。我没有。很抱歉"。布伦南停顿了一下，给予展位时刻接受她的道歉。她一直在努力与他足够长的时间知道当她应该说话，当他只是需要时间。"我很抱歉，"他最后平静地说。"这种情况下只是......""怪人真的带给你回家了，没他吗？"布伦南问。展位笑了笑。"你真的打算叫他令人毛骨悚然？""是的"她回答，笑容灿烂地回。展位开始再次驾驶，他们都坐在沉默中。"你是对的"他最后说。"这样才给我。年轻和愚蠢了我应该有发现更多去比蹩脚的目击证人，要永远把他拿走了。"你怪自己为他走出监狱，"她说︰ 作为一份声明，而不是一个问题。"我以为你不相信心理学"。"我不这样做，但很明显，你感觉到他走出监狱某种愧疚感，你愿意做任何事情来确保他可以追溯到监狱。我明白。"是合理的。"是吗？

結果 (中文) 3:

当她盯着挡风玻璃直直的前方时，她瞥了一眼她。“骨头……我的意思是，你怎么能像一个在监狱里折磨和杀害了五个女人的人，”他说，试图挖自己的洞，他创造了。“你到底想和他说话，你希望得到什么？”骨头问，无视他的评论。“我只是想让他知道他被人监视着。”“是谁？”“靠我，骨头。”“你要去看他吗？”“如果这是它需要的。”“那么……你要去跟踪他。”“他是个杀人犯，是个骨头。”“它仍然是跟踪。”“不是。”“也是。”“不是。”“太。你知道，我想你对这种情况变得有点太痴迷了。”展台摔断了他的休息。他不在乎他们在一个繁忙的街道的中间，后面的车几乎撞到他们。相反，汽车突然在他们周围的司机开始按喇叭，大喊大叫，各种污言秽语大骂他们。“我不是痴迷，”布斯说咬牙切齿。“很明显，你是因为你几乎在……中间杀了我们……”“你从来没有见过这个人能做什么！”他喊道。“我看到了照片。我知道……”“你不知道，骨头，”布斯说，他的声音更安静了。你不直到你走到一个犯罪现场，你看到一个女人，因为她已经面目全非的饥饿和殴打和烧伤，双手绑在一起，在她的头上，她挂在钩知道。你不知道。”“你是对的。我不知道，对不起，“布伦南停了下来，给了展台一个时间接受她的道歉。她已经和他一起工作了很长时间，知道她什么时候该说什么，当他只需要时间。“对不起，”他终于平静地说。这种情况只是……”“那真的是真的在你后面，不是吗？”布伦南问。展位笑了。”你真的会叫他毛骨悚然吗？”“是的，”她微笑着回答说。展台又开始驾驶，他们都坐在沉默。“你说得对，”他最后说。这个案件确实给我。我是年轻和愚蠢的。我应该去发现更多比一个蹩脚的目击者把他永远的离开。”“你责怪他从监狱里出来，”她说，作为一个声明，而不是一个问题。“我以为你不相信心理学。”“我不知道，但很明显，你觉得他出狱的一种罪过，你愿意做几乎任何事情，以确保他回到监狱。我明白。这是合理的。”“是吗？