"You are angry, Mr. Cambert. You deny that you have emotions, and yet from the moment you walked into my office, you have been in the grips of a fluctuating mood. You have clenched your fists; a vein is popping on your forehead; and you have bared your teeth at me. You have tried to intimidate me – and likely the woman you’re currently obsessed with – through threatening body language and a raised tone of voice. And," Dr. Pemberley said, driving her point home with a flat, unsentimental tone, "you appear to have the distorted belief that your behavior is in any way acceptable."