it's called wounded, peanut

“I am an alienist. I look to help those with an illness of the mind. I must construct an image of the killer. And, thereby, capture him.”

The Néprajzi Múzeum (Museum of Ethnography), also known as Igazságügyi Palota (Palace of Justice), stands right across the Hungarian Parliament on Kossuth Square, in Budapest. The building was originally built to gave home to the Hungarian Supreme Court. After WW2 several organisations used the building, until the Museum of Ethnography moved into it in 1973. The museum is getting a new building, so the Palace now stands empty. Plans are made to use it for its original purpose and once again house the Supreme Court.

Thomas Brodie-Sangster as Benny Watts in The Queen’s Gambit

“What his right name is I’ve never heard: but he’s known round here as The Strider.”

Aragorn son of Arathorn