Man: Thank you for coming. (IN RUSSIAN)
Villanelle: Ooh.
Konstantin: She won't speak Russian anymore.
Man: Oh. Thank you for making such an effort, Villanelle.
Villanelle: (CHUCKLES)
Man: How do you feel about the people who you work for?
Villanelle: I respect their privacy.
Man: Do you have any interest in why you are asked to do what you do? There are concerns about your state of mind.
Villanelle: Okay.
Man: Have you been feeling any... anxieties or stress recently?
Villanelle: I had quite a heavy period last week, but other than that, I think I'm okay.
Man: When was the last time you worked?
Villanelle: Yesterday.
Man: Was it a successful mission?
Villanelle: Yes. I shot him twice in the heart and watched the spark drain from his eyes.
Man: Did you talk to him?
Villanelle: A little. He said he had children and offered me money.
Man: What did you feel when he said those things?
Villanelle: Impatient.
Man: What do you see in this picture?
Villanelle: Good legs.
(BREATHES HEAVILY, EXHALES SHARPLY.)
Villanelle: I'm sorry.
(BREAKS INTO LAUGHTER, LAUGHS.)
Villanelle: Your face! (CONTINUES LAUGHING)
Man: She's fine.
Villanelle: Thank you.
Konstantin: No, wait. I have one more.
Man: So, Villanelle... Do you still have dreams about Anna? (IN RUSSIAN)
(BREATHES HEAVILY, SIGHS.)
Villanelle: That's not Anna.
Konstantin: Who is it?
Villanelle: It's my mother. I'm joking. My mother had really thin, shitty hair.
Man: Yes, I see what you mean. Thank you, Villanelle. But I won't sign you off.