Original subtitles

Heat. Heat.

[music]

>> [music]

>> Oh,

[music]

hey.

Oh, [music]

[music]

one more.

[music and singing]

>> [music]

>> Tanya, have you finished?

>> Yes.

>> Remember to close the shutters tight.

Tonight is

>> Belergus night. I know. Don't worry,

mama. I'll do it.

>> Good night.

>> Good night.

>> [singing]

[music]

[music]

>> Hallelujah.

[music]

Get out of here.

You scared me.

[music]

Walk me home.

What if they see us? You know I'm

married.

>> Who's going to see us? They're all

locked up in their houses.

>> Milish, you can't let me walk home

alone.

>> You came this far.

>> Now I'm afraid.

>> You have the cross I gave you. You won't

be in any danger with that.

You can keep your cross.

>> Tanya, please go to hell. Me.

>> Tanya. Tanya. The cross. Oh, [laughter]

the hell with you.

Who's there?

[screaming] Help

me.

Help me. [screaming]

Help. Help me.

[laughter]

ME.

[screaming]

[laughter]

[screaming]

WHAT?

GOING.

>> Excuse me. Yes. The coach to passport.

>> I'm sorry, sir, but there's only one

coach, Buzzburg, and it has already

departed.

Well,

>> so

I'll have to take a horse.

>> Ah, of course. Uh, but uh well uh well

what?

>> Well um these words for those who do not

know them could be dangerous.

So the horse as you

H.

Whoa. Was

[groaning]

that

Was that an illusion?

Oh. Oh.

Good evening, sir.

Do you want to lodge your horse? Thank

you.

Take good care of him.

He's a bit nervous. Yes, sir.

Thank you. I'll see that he gets

>> [snorts]

>> Uh another

yes.

Good evening, sir.

>> Good evening. Uh, I need a room and

something to eat.

>> Certainly, sir. How long will you be

staying?

>> Only one night. Fine. I'll bring you

something from the kitchen.

>> Only if Delbrook comes too. Well,

>> yeah.

>> Tonight.

Okay.

Thank you.

>> Thanks.

>> Will this be enough?

>> Yes. Thank you. More than enough.

[laughter]

>> Thank you.

>> Another

>> 4th of May.

As I rode to Passburg, I thought I saw

wolves [music] appearing and

disappearing through the trees.

It felt like a nightmare. And yet I was

not asleep.

There.

It's this one.

It's this one. Give me the crowbar. Come

on.

Look

the bite.

>> I WON'T LET YOU HURT [laughter] HER. GET

AWAY FROM HER NOW. [screaming]

>> WE HAVE TO DO IT. You know that. It's

for good. Come on, Raffid. Give me THE

[screaming]

Why did you just stay with her? Please.

PLEASE DON'T.

IT'S YOUR FAULT. IT'S NOT TRUE. IT'S NOT

TRUE.

>> IT'S ALL [screaming] YOUR FAULT.

>> PLEASE, BROTHER. PLEASE.

[screaming]

We lost

Lieutenant.

It's empty.

Let's get out of here.

Help me drag this miserable cactus away.

Ah,

[music]

excuse. Excuse me. Can you please tell

me how to get to the Kisslinger house?

>> The mayors. Come, I'll show you.

>> Thank you.

>> 1 2 3 4.

[music]

No. America. Faster with those fingers.

Like this.

All right. Now try it again.

[music]

Very good.

I think that's enough for today.

I'll see you on Saturday.

>> Till Saturday. Thank you, Miss

Kissinger.

>> Goodbye.

>> Bye,

>> Jonathan.

>> Lovely to see you again, Lucy.

>> Do come in

>> this way.

>> Yes.

But where's my Mina?

>> Unfortunately, she couldn't come. Um,

Lucy. Lucy, are you all right?

>> Yes, but nothing has happened to her, I

hope.

>> Oh, no, no, no, no. Just an annoying

delay that has kept her from coming here

to visit. But, uh, don't worry. She will

arrive Friday on the 10:00 train.

You may think me foolish, but I have not

seen her since the wedding day, and

she's like a little sister to me.

>> I know. I know.

I cannot stay long. The count is waiting

for me. I only want to to thank you for

writing to Mina that he was seeking a

librarian.

>> Oh, it was no trouble at all. You'll

see. You will enjoy working for the

count. He's a true gentleman, and he has

done so much for this town. Abus says

that without his help, Hazburg would

still be in the Middle Ages. Oh.

>> Oh,

>> you both look so happy.

>> And we still are.

>> Papa.

>> Lucy, why so overjoyed to see me?

[clears throat]

>> Good morning, Mr. Mayor.

>> Well, I'll be damned. Jonathan Hawker.

Allow me to greet you properly, my boy.

So, what brings you here to Passburg?

>> Good luck.

>> Why didn't you tell me that Harker would

be going to work for Count Dracula?

>> It must have slipped my mind.

>> But why such a long face?

>> You look worried.

>> I'm only tired. Come, let's go inside.

[laughter]

[laughter]

>> All right. You ready?

>> Yes.

>> Let's go.

>> Have to tighten it up. All right, I'll

go get it.

>> All right, now I'll take it.

>> There you go.

>> All right. And [groaning]

potatoes for potatoes.

>> [laughter]

>> Stop. I had that.

[screaming]

>> [screaming and groaning]

[screaming]

[screaming]

>> This way. You will never bite.

again.

>> [music]

>> Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Oo.

Oo.

What's that?

>> [music]

[music]

>> Do you like the wine, Mr. Harker?

>> It appears to be excellent.

>> The count is always very attentive to

his guests.

>> Oh, and are you as well?

uh guest. I mean,

>> actually,

I'm not yet quite sure what I am.

My name is Tanya.

>> Jonathan,

>> please

do sit down. Jonathan, [clears throat]

>> thank you.

Welcome, Mr. Hawker.

>> Count Dracula.

>> Yes, I am.

Truck or not,

you make my dear.

You must forgive my needs, Mr. Offer.

Sometimes

>> girls of her age have a tendency to be a

bit too forward.

>> Uh, nothing in Miss Tanya's behavior was

less than correct. Count.

>> You're too kind.

Please.

>> You will not dine, sir.

>> I never eat in the evening.

I have heard that your wife could not

come.

Passburg is a small town.

>> She will join me in a few days. I am

glad.

The wife's place is at her husband's

sight.

>> Yes.

Listen to [crying and panting] them.

The children of the night.

What music they make.

This library has existed for more than

400 years.

Although they were warriors, my

ancestors always held books in great

esteem.

The same holds true for me.

>> It does you honor, sir.

>> You seem impressed.

>> I admit it.

I have

How many are there?

>> That you must tell me.

>> Is something the matter?

>> No, no, no, no. I was mistaken. It must

be a trick of the light.

Tomorrow my niece and I will be away for

the entire day.

Nevertheless, you shall begin to cut up

these.

>> Of course.

Let's return to the salon.

>> Yes.

This evening, I finally met Count

Dracula. He is younger than I expected.

Although his behavior and his demeanor

seem to somehow contradict his

appearance.

Come in,

>> Miss Tanya.

>> Am I disturbing you?

>> No. No, not at all. What can I do for

you?

[music]

That's that's my wife. I mean,

>> she's beautiful.

>> Yes, she is. Thank you.

>> Oh, I'm sorry.

>> No, no, it's not your fault.

>> [sighs]

[music]

>> God.

Miss. Oh, the sight of blood disturbs

you.

>> Let me help you.

>> No, it really is nothing.

>> You don't want to get an infection.

>> [laughter]

>> What?

Me?

Miss Tanya,

Miss Tanya,

Miss Tanya.

Lord. [music]

In 1462

after the fall of Constantinople, the

Turks invaded Europe, threatening the

Christian world. To its defense from the

principality of Transylvania came a

courageous Romanian nobleman.

His name was Dracula.

He was also known as Teepesh the

Impaler, a nickname well suited to his

infamous and bloody deeds.

His cruelty was such that his figure

became cloaked in a supernatural aura.

It is said that in order to remain alive

forever, the count would nourish himself

with human blood.

Are you responsible for this?

Are you

answer me?

>> [panting]

[sighs and gasps]

>> HE IS MINE.

Never do that again.

[laughter]

[panting]

[sighs and gasps]

>> [panting]

[gasps]

[sighs]

[panting]

[gasps and sighs]

>> [ __ ]

go. [panting]

[sighs and gasps]

>> [panting]

[panting and sighs]

[gasps]

>> gas. The gas

Please don't help me.

Thank you, master.

[panting]

Tell me what I must do.

>> [music]

[music]

[clears throat and cough]

>> Okay.

[panting]

Okay.

>> [gasps]

[music]

[sighs]

>> Come

>> [clears throat]

[panting]

[panting]

>> on.

You're

>> [sighs]

[groaning]

>> Yeah.

No.

>> [laughter]

[screaming]

>> Good day, man. May I welcome?

Good day.

>> Have a nice day. Bye-bye.

>> Okay. But it's good now. Not here.

>> Lena,

Lucy,

[laughter]

thank you. How was your trip?

>> Fine, thank you. But where is Jonathan?

>> At the castle. He couldn't get away, so

I came instead.

Sure.

>> Oh, really? What is he doing?

>> Well, come now. I mean, don't look so

sad. You will see your Jonathan

tomorrow.

>> Yes, of course.

[sighs]

[gasps] It's wonderful being together

again. I have missed you,

>> Lucy. What is the matter?

I had so many dreams.

>> Is there something wrong?

>> Passport is not exactly a big city.

>> You ought to find yourself a husband and

have some children. Surely you won't

tell me you have no suitors. H

>> I have three.

>> But no one you fancy.

>> You should see them, Mina. They are

horrible. [laughter]

Well, then a stranger he will come along

and win your heart.

>> One like Jonathan.

>> Yes, I do love him so much.

Look, two horses. You can't see them.

You're beautiful.

>> Oh, I'm going to go and I want a horse.

>> There you are, ladies.

>> Oh, look at this lovely lady.

>> He said no.

>> It was only a wool. Is that clear?

>> No, he wasn't. And you know what?

>> Ya.

>> Why must we endure all this? Why

>> try to calm yourself? You're making

YOURSELF

[screaming]

[screaming]

YES, let's go.

>> Will you take the bags?

>> Don't you just love riding on trains?

>> Oh, yes. It is wonderful. Did you see

lots of elegant women? Luca dresses and

the shoes.

>> Well, look who's here. [clears throat]

>> Mr. Kissinger,

>> how are you? My little Mina,

>> a bit tired, but quite well, thank you.

Is the count's castle very far?

>> Well, [sighs]

to set forth at this hour, yes. It's

best not to go alone through the woods

after nightfall.

>> Just as we arrived, we saw Yerma.

She was at Lieutenant Delbrook.

>> Poor [clears throat] woman.

>> Why? What happened to her?

>> Several nights ago, her daughter was

killed by a wolf, and she's had no peace

since then. That's terrible.

>> Oh, yes. But enough with all this

sadness.

Tonight we must celebrate. Huh?

[laughter] I've ordered lamb for dinner.

Do you like lamb, Mina?

>> Oh, yes, I do.

>> Well, then what are we waiting for? You

must be famished.

My lady,

please.

You must be hungry.

If I did something wrong.

>> On your knees.

[snorts] Let's

go.

[music]

[panting]

>> [laughter]

[screaming]

>> going to the city? Were you to alert the

authorities?

You drawn everything.

Oh, [singing]

[music]

[music] wow.

>> [music]

>> Huh?

[music]

Wow.

>> [music]

[music]

>> Oh,

[music]

Milk.

>> No, thank you.

>> Biscuit.

>> You look dreadful.

>> My bones ache.

And you have a fever.

No, I don't.

>> We ought to call a doctor, Lucy.

>> It's nothing.

I just need to rest a bit.

And besides, I'm allergic to doctors.

>> How I know it.

All right. No doctors.

But I am going to stay and look after

you.

>> Please, Mina. That's not necessary. You

should go to the castle.

>> No, I insist.

It will be like old times.

>> But Jonathan

is waiting for you.

>> I will send him a note.

>> H.

Morning.

>> Good morning. Uh, I was looking for

Zoran.

I am Zoran.

>> Oh. Uh, well, the kissingers told me you

see to making deliveries to Count

Dracula's castle.

If you would be so kind.

Oh, hello. And who are you?

>> My name is Mara. Miss Lucy gives me

piano lessons, but today she cannot. She

doesn't feel well.

>> Not here.

>> Then why don't we call a doctor?

>> Because it is nothing. What is wrong

with all of you?

>> No. What is wrong with you? Look, Papa,

please. It is only a touch of fever.

>> I'm sorry, but I must look.

>> Papa,

>> I'm sorry, Lucy, but I must look.

>> Papa,

>> I must look.

[panting]

>> Well, then may I ask what you're looking

for? Huh?

Mina.

Lucy,

>> how are you feeling?

>> Just a bit weak.

>> Excuse me.

>> What is happening?

>> Nothing. You know what parents are like?

A silly case of influenza completely

flusters them.

And you

were you able to find Zora?

Yes.

You'll see. Jonathan will come to you

soon.

Mina, it's late. I must close the door.

He has a very demanding job. And the

count is a very demanding man.

Yes,

that must be it.

Good night, Mr. Gizwinger.

>> Good night, my dear.

[singing]

Oh.

[singing]

Oh. [singing]

[music]

[panting]

Oh.

Oh. [singing]

Oh.

Oh. Oh,

again.

>> [music]

>> Jonathan, my

Where are you?

[music]

>> He spent all the money and I asked him

not to asked him again. Goodness.

What is this?

>> Oh, that

nothing. It's an insect bite.

>> No, Lucy. An insect could not leave such

such big marks.

>> It's nothing really.

Go to the castle.

Don't worry about me.

I feel better.

Go find your husband.

>> All right, then. I'll call for the

carriage.

>> No, don't. You know I adore riding

horseback

and I would be back before evening

with my husband

whether the count likes it or not.

Good for you.

>> [music]

>> Woohoo!

Hello.

[music]

Okay.

>> [music]

[music]

>> Oh.

[singing]

[singing]

Oh,

[music]

[music]

heat.

>> [music]

>> Madame,

forgive me. I did not mean to startle

you.

>> I

am [clears throat] Count Dracula.

>> My name is Mina Harker.

>> Yes. I know who you are.

>> How did I get here?

>> I

found you lying unconscious on the path.

>> The wolves.

>> These forests can be very dangerous. I

also recovered your horse.

I do not know how to thank you count.

[music]

>> Did you see her?

>> Yes.

>> Well, what is she like?

She is very beautiful.

But you are more beautiful.

>> Shut up.

>> I want to see her.

Unfortunately,

Mr. Hawker is not here. I sent him

to the city to collect some books and he

will not return

for several days.

I am sorry you have come all the way up

here in vain.

Jonathan

has told me so much about you, but

I must confess

you are

even more beautiful in person.

And I must confess

to you that although I'm certain I've

never seen you before,

I have the feeling I have already

met you.

>> And [clears throat]

you think the meeting was

a pleasant?

>> Yes, I think so.

Come away.

Don't punish yourself. Think we get

angry.

>> I must go.

>> Wait.

stay a while longer.

>> I really cannot

>> do not insist.

I beg you.

>> [music]

[music]

>> Heat. Heat.

>> [music]

>> Hello.

Good morning.

Thank you.

>> Father,

>> it is Miss Kisslinger.

>> Lucy,

what has happened to Lucy?

>> I am so sorry.

>> [laughter]

>> and Lucy. [gasps]

My god.

>> [laughter]

[clears throat]

>> How could it have happened? [laughter]

She couldn't breathe.

I called the doctor, but it was already

too late.

I should have called him yesterday

instead of listening

to her.

>> [laughter]

[sighs and gasps]

>> your dress. [snorts]

[panting]

>> It's Jonathan's.

>> Then you managed to see him. [laughter]

>> No,

the count said he was in the city,

but I do not know why. I I do not

remember.

I hardly remember anything about what

happened at the castle.

Father,

>> my child,

>> I need to talk to someone.

Ever since I arrived in Pasburg, such

strange things have happened.

Lucy.

Lucy's death all of a sudden. And my

husband, Jonathan seems to have vanished

into thin air.

And these constant nightmares.

I dream of a wolf tearing a woman to

pieces

just like that woman's daughter.

That is how she died, isn't it?

Perhaps if I could if I could meet the

mother, talk to her.

>> She left the village.

>> When?

>> Two days ago.

No one knows where she went.

>> Father,

you know what is happening?

Don't you?

Please, father, I must know.

>> I can't tell you.

>> I beg you, father. Please help me.

>> No, not I.

There's only one person who can help

you.

>> I will tell you, but promise, please,

you will do nothing until he arrives.

>> I promise.

>> I am the resurrection and the life. He

that believeth in me, though he were

dead, yet shall he live. And whosoever

liveth and believeth in me shall never

die.

It's about time.

And the mayor

>> Gizinger won't come and neither will the

priest. We will vote for them.

>> Is there a problem?

>> No.

>> Out with it. Yik. Tell us why we are

here.

>> It's the count. We have to do something

about what's happening to our village.

That monster must be stopped.

>> He killed Tanya, Miss Kissinger, and

Yarila, too.

>> Ya left town.

There's no proof that she was killed.

>> No, but we all know it was Dracula.

>> You're all crazy.

>> We can't go on like this. Till now you

are all fine with it and account paid

for the school or paid off your debts.

You had nothing to object to.

>> He's gone too far. Holy Christ. Iceberg

is becoming a cemetery

and you do nothing.

>> We have a path with him. Breaking it

will be worse than respecting it

>> and the lives of our children.

>> Millish was not killed by Dracula. As

for Tanya, she shouldn't have a gau but

we get night.

>> Then that should be enough for us.

>> No, maybe not.

>> Then we have to do something.

Where am I?

>> Sir, we

>> Let's get right to the point. Lieutenant

Delbrook,

who among you wishes to break our pact?

That is what this is about,

is it not?

Well,

no one.

You're all cowards.

[screaming]

[groaning]

You were wrong to turn against me.

I am your master and you merely

[panting]

a servant

who has betrayed me.

>> [music]

>> Forgive

me. I'm sorry I threatened you.

I am Abraham Van Helsing. You must be

Mrs. Arer.

>> Oh, yes.

Um, please.

You must excuse him. His daughter's

death has upset him terribly.

>> Won't you sit down?

>> And it was because of her you asked for

me.

>> Yes.

She suddenly began to feel ill.

>> And you noticed the marks behind her

knee?

>> Lucy told me it was an insect bite, but

I don't believe it.

Do you think those marks are what caused

Lucy's death?

>> I cannot tell you anything yet,

but I intend to help you find out what

did.

>> And what about my husband? I have had no

word from him since he went to the

castle.

>> I will do what I can.

Is there lodging in [clears throat] the

village? Uh,

>> yes, just down the road.

Uh, one more thing.

She was buried today. Is that correct?

>> Yes. Why do you ask?

>> You should be more careful with the

door. It was open. Anyone could have

wanted in.

Good night, Mrs. Hawker.

[music]

Good night, sir.

>> Thank you.

Oh,

heat.

Mrs. Harker,

>> what are you doing here?

>> I'm working. [clears throat]

What have you done with Luther's body?

Mina.

Lucy.

Don't be afraid. It's me.

>> It's Lucy. No, it's [laughter] not

possible. [gasps]

>> [panting]

>> In the name of God, return from whence

you came. [screaming]

>> In the name of God, I command you go

back. [screaming]

[laughter]

[screaming]

>> [screaming]

[screaming]

[music]

>> girl.

Okay.

Is she?

>> Yes. [sighs]

Believe me, you should go. You do not

want to see this.

>> No. No.

>> Come.

Go.

I think at this point it is better you

know the truth.

The creature that is responsible for

Lucy's death

is not human.

It is a vampire.

>> A vampire.

>> I discovered this a few years ago

when I was the director of the insane

asylum in Carfax.

I could not believe it myself at first.

[clears throat]

Who started it?

>> I don't know, sir. What time? Just a few

minutes. You taking medicine?

Can you find him?

>> No more than the usual.

>> Do we have enough water in case you need

it? I think so.

[screaming]

>> As I started my research, I also

discovered

that they do not just kill their

victims.

They sometimes transform them.

>> How?

>> By sucking their victim's blood and

feeding it back to them.

It gives them extreme power.

>> You mean Lucy?

>> The creature you saw at the cemetery

was not your friend anymore.

>> But how can you defeat a monster like

that?

There are ways.

[screaming]

[snorts]

[screaming]

He's waiting in the castle.

>> Contraula.

>> He messmerizes people,

enters their mind and takes possession.

This explains why you remember so

little.

This is Ar.

>> Are you all right?

Promise me you will not leave the house

for any reason.

[snorts]

[panting]

>> Doctor, I

>> I know [clears throat] what I must do.

Don't worry, sir. I will look after her.

>> Dr.

Jonathan,

>> I will bring him back to you. If he's

still human, he's a [snorts] very lucky

man.

You called for me, my lord.

Yes,

I will need your assistance this

evening.

[groaning and screaming]

Yeah.

Uh-oh. [laughter]

He knows I'm here.

Heat.

Heat.

>> [music]

>> What did I see?

>> Nothing. [snorts]

Do not worry.

[music]

Mina

>> [music]

>> Mina,

Father,

>> my son,

what are you doing out at this hour?

>> I am Abraham Veneling. Glad to see you.

>> I do not know you, sir.

>> You know me well enough and what I came

to do. Dracula has kidnapped Mrs.

Harker. Will you help me? There's little

time to lose.

>> I beg you, sir. Go away. I can do

nothing for you. Please.

>> I'm

sorry that disturbed you.

>> YOU DO NOT KNOW HIM. YOU DO NOT KNOW

WHAT HE IS CAPABLE OF. HE IS EVIL. DO

YOU HEAR ME? ELSING EVIL. [screaming]

Open up.

[music]

You hate me. You [music] hate me.

[music]

>> [music]

>> Help me my Lord. Help me. Give me the

strength, [laughter] my Lord. Give me

the courage.

Help

me, my Lord.

>> Tanya,

master,

Tanya has no returns.

>> She will never return.

[screaming]

>> [screaming]

>> Tonight

is the anniversary of the death of my

wife,

Doling at the Gratz.

What happened to her?

A sudden

illness tore her away from me when she

was only 20.

>> How awful.

You must have suffered so much.

>> Yes,

I did.

Van Heling.

Van Heling.

Van Hing.

Father,

I've changed my mind.

Come.

But [sighs]

there are things much worse than death.

Wait,

first

you must know what I am.

Loser,

the undead,

the monster everyone fears.

>> I do not fear you.

You should.

I have been snatched from darkness and

sent to earth to plunder the blood of my

people.

The only way I can [clears throat] still

nourish this foul Gavar.

>> Stop it.

Stop it.

I am nothing but an

out of tune cord in the divine symphony.

>> No, my love.

My love,

>> it's a full moon

that her to enter by day.

Sunrise might be too late.

Don't be afraid,

Father.

[music]

Not here.

Not now.

The hour is not yet upon us.

Come.

[ __ ] [ __ ]

Open it.

It's

[panting]

[screaming]

uh

Let's go.

Ding. [clears throat] Van Heling.

>> [screaming and groaning]

[panting]

>> You still smell of her.

Who might that be?

>> Da,

my mistress.

>> [panting and gasps]

>> She was a monster.

>> No,

she was an angel.

>> I am the monster.

[screaming]

[clears throat]

Heat. Heat.

[music]

[music]

[music]

Oh,

[music]

[music]

heat.

She sought and found death the fifth day

before the May year 1476.

For the dead travel fast.

Getting the grats.

It is

400 years

since Dolinga died.

I buried her here instead of within the

darkness of our castle because she loved

these woods. Since the moment I saw you

in that photograph at the mayor's house,

I have thought only

of bringing you back to me.

>> I am not her.

>> Oh yes, my love, you are.

Thanks to Lucy, you have come back to

me.

Lucy,

>> it was through her I lured you to

Passburg.

>> And then you killed her. [sighs]

>> No, I gave her what she most desired.

Eternal life.

>> And you killed Jonathan.

>> It was only an obstacle to our love.

We had to meet again,

darling.

>> [gasps and laughter]

[sighs]

[gasps]

>> May God forgive me. [sighs and gasps]

>> [panting and crying]

>> Rita,

I'm saying get away from

Kill him.

My love.

The heart. Abraham, YOU HAVE TO STRIKE

ME IN THE HEART.

I will. I will. WAS THAT

the

No,

[groaning] don't do it. Please don't do

it.

SHOOT.

STOP.

STOP.

[gasps]

STOP.

[panting]

STOP. Come no closer. [gasps]

[panting]

[laughter]

Please.

Please, [gasps]

my love,

[crying]

[gasps]

me now.

>> [music]

[music]

>> Wow.

No.

[snorts]

Thank God I had enough garlic for One

bullet.

[snorts]

It was as if I was in [laughter] a

trance.

Every word I said, everything I did, it

was not me. [snorts] It was him guiding

me.

>> You were in his power.

But why

why did he why did he force me to tell

him that I loved him, that I wanted to

spend eternity with him?

>> The power of passion, [clears throat]

but he knew I didn't really mean it.

His passion is a savage [snorts] fire.

It consumes what he wants most.

[snorts]

Dracula,

a famous Dracula.

From fire to ashes and ashes to dust.

Come.

Heat. Heat.

Ready?

>> Why am I not scared at all?

>> [screaming]

>> He used to close his [music] head on

[singing] my

holy

I'm

[singing]

the love is more

me and

The prince of the night,

my dark angel.

[whistles]

I would die for him forever.

I would throw him to hell.

Leave the sound to this cruel

[music and singing] world

and be mortal with this love.

Take my breath now.

Kiss me drama.

Why am I not scared at [singing] all

now?

to blows his head away.

I would love there's no [singing] reason

cuz I love a

bound

me [singing and music]

and

[singing]

I will die for you forever

[singing]

me.

Oh, [singing]

keep me

[music]

chocolate.

Heat. Heat.

[music]

>> [music]

>> Heat. Heat.

[music]

Heat. Heat.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> Oh,

[music]

glory.

[music]

[music]

Hallelujah.

[music]

[music]

[singing]

Whatever.

[music]