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THE MAN WHO LAUGHES

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His Majesty, King James II

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Barkilpedro, King's jester

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But all his jokes were cruel
and all their fake smiles.

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Your Majesty,
Lord Clancharlie is captured.

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Alive?

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So, the proud rebel
who refused to kiss our hand,

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returns from exile to kiss
the Iron Lady.

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I came back to find
to my little son.

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What have you done with him?

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By our grace,
He is still alive and very well, I think.

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A surgeon from the Comprachicos
sculpted a smile on his face,

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so I could laugh forever
of his foolish father.

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And they paid my Barkilpedro well
for the little companion.

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To the Iron Lady!

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My poor son,
May God help you.

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The Comprachicos, being gypsies
dedicated to stealing children,

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and practicing certain criminal surgical arts,
in which they carve in the flesh

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of these boys, transforming them
in monsters, clowns and jesters;

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Therefore, all Comprachicos are
hereby banished from England under penalty of death.

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Leave that child behind!

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The Comprachicos surgeon,
Doctor Hardquanonne.

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Bring that child back!

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We do not want victims
condemn us for our trade!

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The child is ours by order of the King,
It means money to us!

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Who interrupts the rest
of Ursus, the Philosopher?

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Shut up, Homo!

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My name is Gwynplaine,
and I'm cold and hungry.

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What? There are two of you?

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Blind!

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Stop laughing.

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I told you to stop laughing!

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I'm not laughing!

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Prosperous years followed for Father Ursus and
the little green wagon.

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Gwynplaine, now an actor
very famous streetwalker,

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Known throughout the countryside as
The Man Who Laughs.

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In Dea's sightless eyes, the image of Gwynplaine
He always remained in an edge of light.

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The Man Who Laughs is coming!

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Ursus the Philosopher presents the
Laughing Man.

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Keep an eye on Gwynplaine, who fled
at 10 years old at night

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January 29, 1690
of the villains Comprachicos

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on the coast of Cornwall.
This boy has grown up and is now known as

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The Man Who Laughs.

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You have a wonderful clown,
It will be worth a lot of money.

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I also have monsters: a pig with two snouts
and a cow with five legs.

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 �You go to Southwark fair,
too?

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My name is Hardquanonne.
I would make more profits with you and your Laughing Man.

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Southwark Fair
financed by the generosity of the Queen,

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It is a demand for the masses,
where they laugh and forget.

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Look at him, Gwynplaine!
The Man Who Laughs!

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I want to give you a message
For the Duchess, it is important.

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Is this how you rehearse your part?

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I will cure you of this love sickness,
You must get married before leaving the fair.

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"Why do you always stay away from me?"
When Ursus talks about marriage?

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Dea, I don't even have
right to love you.

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Gwynplaine, my life belongs to you.

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"Then you will marry me,
my Dea, without seeing me?

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Hear how they laugh at me,
I'm nothing more than a clown.

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A message from Doctor Hardquanonne
For Duchess Josiana, important.

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The ambitious Barkilpedro prospered,
even after the death of his patron, King James.

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I have a letter for the Duchess
Josiana, and they won't let me in.

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Through our former sovereign James II,
enjoy the succession of Lord Clancharlie.

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But Lord Clancharlie has an heir. Alive.
Only I know its existence.

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One word from me and you will be poor. If you want to buy
my silence, let's meet. Doctor Hardquanonne.

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The Queen is giving another concert at Court this afternoon.
I will read the invitation to your Grace.

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What a nuisance your old concert!
Tell me the latest gossip.

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There's a new gossip flying,
but it concerns your Grace very closely, I am afraid.

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 �It may possibly concern
to my beloved Dirry-Moir?

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But my fiancé is too stupid
to concoct an interesting gossip.

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You will be interested, my dear Duchess,
but your Majesty must hear it first.

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It was an apple that put
Eva in trouble, my dear Duchess.

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The scandal begins.

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I have great news for your Majesty,
They concern the insolent Josiana.

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Dirry-Moir!

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His fiancee needs good manners classes.
He insults us again with his absence.

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The lack of respect from my Lady Josiana deeply saddens me.
Can I go and bring her?

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But Lord Clancharlie has an heir.

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If I am to find this heir, "Your Majesty will not let me."
to reward his faithful Barkilpedro?

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"It will be better for you to succeed,
as long as he still has the Iron Lady!

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A more welcoming and familiar seat awaits your Grace,
Duchess Josiana, at Southwark Fair.

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5 legged cow.

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"You are Doctor Hardquanonne, the one who sent
a letter to Her Grace the Duchess Josiana?

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I have the proof.

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Take him to the torture chamber.

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Gwynplaine, you're getting famous!
There are more people than ever!

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Let Gwynplaine out!

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It's wonderful like my Gwynplaine
It makes people laugh, even when they are sad.

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Here to see the Laughing Man!

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Get to the concert as fast as you can!
The Queen is furious.

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Hey, we saw her first!

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To the Royal Palace!

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Fear not, dear Duchess,
I am always by your side.

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You allow the ruffians of the fair
more freedoms than your fiancé, dear.

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 �I do what I want and I will go again
to see the clown who laughs!

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The incomparable Gwynplaine and
Dea the beautiful blind servant.

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We have a great lady tonight.
Nothing less than a Duchess, I'm sure!

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I wrote this work myself, in the manner
of a certain Shakespeare, only much better.

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What a success!
And did you see the beautiful lady in the box?

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Was she really that beautiful?
Gwynplaine

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You are a lucky clown,
You don't have to remove your makeup.

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I'm the one who didn't laugh.
Was it compassion or love?

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My servant will find
with you at midnight.

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A woman has seen my face
and still he can love me.

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If such a thing is possible, then
I have the right to marry Dea.

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Forget such nonsense.
Dea loves you, and will never see your face.

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Stay with Dea.

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To Her Grace, Duchess Josiana: God has ordained that the
heir to the succession of Lord Clancharlie,

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that you now enjoy, has been identified in
the person of a charlatan.

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I hesitate to tell him that this legitimate heir
His name is Gwynplaine, the Laughing Clown.

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Having esteem for you, I cancel your commitment
with Lord Derry-Moir and decreed their marriage

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with the one called Gwynplaine, who I'm about
to restore their inheritance, which they will share.

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She laughed, Homo,
like the others!

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God closed my eyes so that only
could see the real Gwynplaine.

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Where is Gwynplaine the clown?
He is arrested.

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Don't tell Dea.

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Go to sleep, Dea. Gwynplaine and I
We have business at the inn.

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They are taking him to Chatham Prison.
Dea must not know!

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Those who leave there never return,
don't wait

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Tolling funerals greeted
the rising of the morning.

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The function is finished.

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Doctor Hardquanonne died
in Chatham Prison.

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His confession proves beyond a doubt that Gwynplaine
He is the long-lost son of Lord Clancharlie.

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My poor Josiana, it grieves me that I must
marry a clown to retain her fortune.

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Gwynplaine is still a prisoner.
Tomorrow he will be made a Peer in the House of Lords.

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It must be performance time.

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How will you tell Dea?
and break his heart?

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Dea must not know.
The performance must continue.

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Get out Gwynplaine!

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We love Gwynplaine!

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The crowd is bigger than ever.
Hear them calling for Gwynplaine!

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Now I will introduce the phenomenal
playwright Ursus.

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You will see my work of mystery, like
Shakespeare, only much better!

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 �It's called Chaos Vanquished,
with a brilliant and comic ending!

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Your entry, Dea.

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For reasons of state, he is banished from England.
I will leave tomorrow.

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Gwynplaine, the charlatan
smiling, he is dead.

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My Gwynplaine,
I can't believe it!

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Make room for a Peer from England.

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Road to the London docks.
Banished!

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Make room for a Peer from England.

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Some jesters stopped our progress.
It's just a few steps, would you deign to walk?

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Where are you taking me, Homo?

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It's scandalous, a clown in the House of Peers,
Look at her appearance and her hair.

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�So everyone has forgotten
to the girlfriend of the Laughing Man!

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Come with me. We will surprise my Lord
Gwynplaine and we will burden her Majesty, the Queen.

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Lord Clancharlie, welcome among your Peers,
lords of time and spirit of Great Britain.

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And the Queen also decrees that Lord Clancharlie
He will take as his wife Her Grace the Duchess Josiana.

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He laughs at the Queen's command!

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He laughs at the House of Lords!

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Don't you realize he's there?
Listen to their laughter!

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You must not enter through that door, girl;
Come, I will show you the way.

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I protest!

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I will not be forced into this hateful marriage!
Not even being a mandate from the Queen!

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How dare you refuse the hand of a Duchess, you clown!

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A King made me a clown!

156
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A kind Queen has made you Lord!
You will honor His Majesty's command!

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A Queen made me Lord.

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But first, God made me a man!

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Make way for a Pair from England!

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Grab that clown, who dares
to insult the Queen of England!

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Gwynplaine, the clown, returns to his people!
Go to the Queen for your reward!

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It's Gwynplaine!
Our Laughing Man is back!

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Dea, where is Dea?

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They were ordered to leave England.
You can still find them on the docks.

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To the tower!
He's trapped!

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Quick!
Drive to the docks!

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Search the docks!


