Screenshot from Talamasca S1E6, a woman with white hair is sat in a living room with the subtitle “Or the precise weather for any day of her life.” The full dialogue from the scene: "The program was created to identify children of outsized talent. Your sister proved to be the most talented of all." "Because of her memory?" "Yes, it was extraordinary. Unnatural. You could ask her how many bricks there were in a building she'd walked past two days before. Or the precise weather for any day of her life. She was always right. She could remember passages from any text. And then entire books verbatim after reading them only once. That's when we took her to Amsterdam, where her training really began. She was exactly what we'd been looking for."
Screenshot from the book “Queen of the Damned” by Anne Rice: Finally, after a year and a half of this madness, Daniel began to question Armand. What had it really been like in those days in Venice? Look at this film, set in the eighteenth century, tell me what is wrong. But Armand was remarkably unresponsive. "I cannot tell you those things because I have no experience of them. You see, I have so little ability to synthesize knowledge; I deal in the immediate with a cool intensity. What was it like in Paris? Ask me if it rained on the night of Saturday, June 5, 1793. Perhaps I could tell you that."
Here you go! (I put the full dialogue from the scene in Helen’s screenshot)
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