The look on James's face never changes as he listens carefully to Audrey’s questions as clearly she has no idea why he might have stolen the painting, much the man’s amusement who quickly decides on a small theoretical explanation of how he might done it but all in good time. “Why would I make a replica if I am to steal the original painting?”, he asks in return only to shake his head slightly at the young lady. “We both know that I tried to get the painting the legal way and that resort failed as miss Redver wouldn’t want to sell the painting. This wouldn’t have changed much as the painting would’ve remained inside the museum and she would’ve earned quite a lot of money, despite that the painting belonged to my family before the Nazi’s stole it out of the Brussel’s museum; where it was housed during World War 2. I decided to make a replica so I can house it in my own house where only I can see it and with it being a signed replica it’s not worth as much as the original”,  he adds only to lean forward into his seat with him looking at the girl with a curious expression.<br/><br/>“But let me play your little game and let’s theoretically say I would want to steal the painting, how would I have done it?”, James asks himself out loud while raising his fingers towards Audrey, a sign not to intervene and to let him finish. “Stealing it during broad daylight would be stupid, there’s camera’s everywhere around the museum so you’d either need to cut power or disable the camera’s and even then many eyes would still be able to see that I would be stealing the painting. A better option would be a night, with just the guards being present together with the camera’s. Still if you’d still disable the camera’s without the guards noticing it would be a good step in the right direction”, the man adds with him pausing for a moment to take a sip of his drink but more importantly to remember the details mentioned in the papers as they did mention a guard being tied up in the cleaning loft. “Of course a good robber would learn the route of the guard and strike when the guard isn’t present of the room in the painting. Well if I read the papers right, no-one would’ve noticed a thing if that guard didn’t show up too soon. It would’ve been the perfect heist if that guard didn’t show up”, he finally adds deciding on not adding too much details to his tale before leaning back into his chair.<br/><br/>“Besides Miss LaBelle do you even know what people on the black Market would pay for a painting; especially one that’s in a museum”, the man continues casually before chuckling softly while emptying his drink. “A Black Market collector could make that robber an instant millionaire and besides this could’ve just been the robber’s first job who knows what he or she is going to steal next?”, James adds with him leaning forward into his seat again, curious to see what Audrey would say to this. The man doesn’t plan on stealing anything next but the more he can confuse the young lady, the bigger the odds that she’ll remain clueless and perhaps turn her attention somewhere else.