"Oh, there's not a doubt in my mind, Mr. Pendleton." He was still struggling to keep his tone light but this lead was sparking a euphoric twinge through his body much like a heavily diluted version of the feeling he got from Triptocaine.

He looked at him with a slightly stern expression. "Was there anathing else in the box? Just paper?" His tone conveyed the utter importance of the question and each word was slightly but purposely emphasized. It was a tactic that seemed to work well with witnesses and survivors. An emphasized word conveys its own significance and causes the brain to consider it important, therefore making it easier to remember.