Who gives me a famous saying of criminal psychology?

Joseph Conrad (Polish-born English writer): It is unnecessary to attribute evil to supernatural factors. Human beings are enough to carry out every evil act. (Gideon)

Samuel beckett (the most famous playwright of the absurd): Try harder, fail again, and fail better. (lines from Gideon's play)

Yoda: Don't try. To do or not to do. (lines from Morgan's play)

Emerson (American poet, essayist and philosopher): Everything is a mystery, and the key to one mystery ... is another mystery. (Gideon)

Winston Churchill: The farther you look back, the farther you will look forward. (Gideon)

Nietzsche: When you look into the abyss, the abyss looks into you. (Gideon)

Dr. James Rice (American trauma stress management expert): According to their own nature, some clues at the crime scene are not easy to collect and detect. How does one collect love, anger, hatred and fear? (Gideon)

Einstein: Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited, but imagination surrounds the whole world. (Gideon)

William faulkner (American writer): Don't bother yourself, just want to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself. (Gideon)

Samuel johnson (English writer): Almost all absurd behaviors come from imitating people we can't be alike. (Gideon)

Jacques Rigat (French poet): Don't forget that I can't see myself. My role is limited to looking at the people in the mirror. (Gideon)

Ross Kennedy (President Kennedy's mother): Birds sing after the storm. Why don't people feel happy when the sun is still shining? (Gideon)

Euripides (Greek Tragedy Poet): When a good man is hurt, all good people will share joys and sorrows with him. (Gideon)

Euripides: If you love too much, you will lose all your glory and value. (Gideon)

Nietzsche: The absurdity of a thing cannot be an argument against its existence. On the contrary, this is precisely the condition for its existence. (Gideon)

Shakespeare: Nothing is more common than hope. (Hodge)

Dr Thomas fuller: when we meet foxes, we must learn to be cunning. (Gideon)

Sherlock Holmes (Detective Conan Doyle): When you eliminate all the impossibilities, no matter what remains, even if it is impossible, it must be true. (lines from Gideon's play)

Hemingway: There is no hunting like human hunting. Those well-armed hunters always enjoy it, but they never care about anything else. (Gideon)

Jung: Healthy people don't torture others. It is often those who have been tortured who become torturers. (Gideon)

Robert Oxton Bolton (writer): Faith is not only a concept dominated by the mind, but also a concept that can dominate the mind. (Gideon)

Einstein: Sometimes I wonder, am I crazy or is someone else crazy? (Reid)

Sir Peter Ustinov (cultural celebrity, comedian, veteran British actor, playwright, performing artist, novelist, social activist, opera director): Unfortunately, the price of dreaming more is that there will be more nightmares. (Gideon)

Eugene Lesko (Romanian playwright of the Absurd Theatre): Ideology separates us, but dreams and pain bring us together. (Gideon)

Harriet Beecher Stowe (New England female novelist, anti-slavery writer, whose masterpiece is Uncle Tom's Cabin): The most painful tears come from the grave, for things that have not been said and done. (Gideon)

W. H. Orton (English poet): Demons are usually just ordinary people, unremarkable. They share a bed with us and eat at the same table. (Gideon)

Elizabeth Barrett Browning (/kloc-a famous English poetess in the 9th century): Don't make any comments before you do your best. (Gideon)

Lucretius (Roman poet and materialist philosopher): My food is your poison. (Gideon)

Confucius: Before you start your revenge journey, dig two graves. (Free translation, not the original sentence. Seek the original sentence! (Gideon)

Albert Pyun (English writer): What you do for yourself will disappear with death, but what you do for others and the world will last forever. (Gideon)

Norman mccullough (Professor of English Literature at the University of Chicago, whose autobiography was adapted into the film A River Flows through): It is always the people we get along with, love and should know each other. Even so, we still love them. (Gideon)

Abraham lincoln: In the end, it doesn't matter how old you live. What matters is how you spent these years. (Gideon)

Nietzsche: In order not to be disillusioned, individuals must always struggle to survive in society. (Hodge)

Apache proverb: All roads lead to Rome. (Hodge's closing line)

W.H. Orton: Murder is unique because it completely destroys the victim. Therefore, society must speak for the dead, and should demand compensation or exercise compassion in the name of the dead.

Gandhi: If there is violence in our hearts, let it out. This is better than putting on a non-violent coat to cover up weakness. (Gideon)

Gandhi: I oppose violence, because when violence is used to do good, good is only temporary, but the evil it produces is permanent. (Hodge)

Diane Arbus (Jewish photographer): Photographs are secrets about secrets. The more they reveal, the less you know. (Gideon)

Bernard Shaw: Americans don't know privacy. He doesn't know what that means. There is no such thing as privacy in this country. (Gideon)

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Anthony Brand: Other things may change us, but we start at home and end at home. (Hodge)

Mexican proverb: home is not built on land, but on women. (Hodge)

Voltaire: Some people just use words to hide their thoughts. (Gideon)

Francois de la (writer): We are always used to pretending to be ourselves in front of people, but we also deceive ourselves in the end. (Gideon)

Einstein: When a person regards himself as the judge of truth and knowledge, he will be laughed at and destroyed by God. (Gideon)

George Orwell (English writer): In this age of deception, telling the truth is a revolutionary move. (Gideon)

Elbert harbert (English writer, masterpiece "A Letter to Garcia"): No one needs a holiday more than someone who has just had a holiday. (Gideon)

Fran? ois La Rochefoucauld (French writer): Ideological defects and weaknesses are like physical wounds. Even if everything is done to heal them, they will still leave scars. (Gideon)

Some people say that time can heal all wounds. I don't agree. The wound still exists. As time goes on, the brain will protect its reason and cover them with scar tissue, and the pain will be relieved, but it will never disappear. -Ross Kennedy

Ross Kennedy (President Kennedy's mother): People say that time can heal all wounds, but I don't think so. The wound is always there. Over time, the wound is covered with protective scars, and the pain is relieved, but it will never disappear. (Reid)

Dietrich bonhoeffer (German young theologian, 1906- 1945): Everything we do for children should be a yardstick to measure social morality. (Gideon)

(There is no famous saying at the end of this episode)

Mark Twain: Of all the animals, only human beings are cruel. They are the only animals that base their happiness on creating pain. (Gideon)

Khalil Ji Bolun (a famous Lebanese poet, philosopher and artist, 1883- 193 1): Suffering can highlight a powerful soul, and the most obvious feature is the scar of the wound. (Hodge)

Oscar Wilde (Irish poet and playwright, 1854- 1900): When people speak in their own capacity, they lose themselves. Give him a mask and he will tell you the truth. (Hodge)

Milan Kundera: The essence of shame is not our personal mistakes, but the shame of being seen by others. (Hodge)

Helen Keller: Although the world is full of suffering, it can always be overcome. (Gideon)

Plato: It is understandable that children are afraid of the dark; The real tragedy of life is that adults are afraid of the light. (Hodge)

John wooden (legendary American college basketball coach, who coached UCLA and won NCAA (National College Sports League) men's basketball team 1967- 1973 for seven consecutive championships): It doesn't matter who started, but who finished the game. (JJ)

Fromm (famous western philosopher, sociologist, psychologist, the most important theorist of neo-Freudianism, an important member of Frankfurt School, 1900- 1980): Because we must surpass ourselves, the ultimate choice of human beings is to create or destroy, love or hate. (JJ)

Maxi milian robespierre (French revolutionary, 1758- 1794): Evil kills innocent people to defend the booty, while innocent people do their best to fight against evil attempts. (Gideon)

Josh Tenenbaum (MIT Cognitive Scientist | MIT Cognitive Scientist): Coincidence seems to be the root of our biggest mistake. (This episode of supporting actor Dr. Emory Cook's lines)

Albert harbert: If men knew each other, they would neither worship nor resent. (Gideon)

Gandhi: Please remember that tyrants and murderers in history were invincible, but they all fell in the end. All the time. (Hodge)

A fall into the pit, a gain in your wit. (Gideon)

Failure is the mother of success. (Gideon)

Emerson (1803- 1882): In order to learn the most important lesson in life, one must conquer fear every day. (Gideon)

T.s· Eliot (Thomas Stearns Eliot, Thomas stearns Eliot, poet, critic and playwright, 1888- 1965): Between ideal and reality, between motivation and behavior, there is always a shadow hovering. (Reid)

T.s· Eliot: There are heavy curtains between thirst and spasm, between potential and existence, between essence and inheritance. This is how the world stops. (Reid)

Cory doctorow (1971July1born in Toronto, Ottawa, Canada, science fiction writer and technology activist): The secret is so deep, and the secret has become so dark. This is the essence of secrets. (Morgan)

Sherlock Holmes: Impose facts on theory, not apply theory to facts. (lines from reed's play)

(There is no famous saying at the end of this episode)

Aristotle: Evil brings people together. (Gideon)

Perry Smith (cold-blooded killer, who has a delicate relationship with his partner Dick hickok; The prototype of writer truman capote's book In Cold Blood: Watch the movies Capote and Inflamous: I didn't take it personally, and they didn't do anything wrong to me. What others did to me. Maybe they are the ones who should pay for it. (Gideon)

(Ecclesiastes, Old Testament-Chapter 7, Chapter 20: There really is no righteous man who will always do good and never sin. (Hodge)

Socrates: The deepest desire always causes the most extreme hatred. (Gideon)

● The life of the deceased is recorded in the mind of the living. -Cicero

Cicero (marcus tullius cicero, BC 106-43, the most outstanding orator and educator in ancient Rome, the most outstanding representative of classicism and thought, and the genius writer in the golden age of ancient Roman literature): In the memory of the living, the dead live forever. (Reid)

Leonardo da vinci: Our life is based on the death of others. (Gideon)

Thomas Paine (18 th century American revolutionist and propagandist, 1737- 1809): If chaos is inevitable, please end it in my time and let my descendants enjoy peace forever. (Hodge)

Robert Kennedy: Tragedy is a tool for the living to increase their wisdom. But we can't rely on it to guide our lifestyle. (Gideon)

(There is no famous saying at the end of this episode)

● Alice cabot: The devil usually disappears after a short scenery, leaving only its empty appearance.

● John F. Kennedy: We come from the sea. When we return to the sea, whether sailing or overlooking, it seems that we have found a home.