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<i>Chapter 10 - "The Unknown"</i>

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Greg?

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<i>- Did you bring me the golden comb?</i>
- Does this count?

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<i>- It's a honeycomb.</i>
- But it's golden like honey.

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Greg.

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Greg!

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<i>Ignore that, Gregory.
You brought the first items...</i>

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<i>A golden comb and
a reel with silver threads.</i>

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They are cobwebs on a stick.

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<i>Now I want the sun.</i>

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The sun?

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<i>Take. Lower the sun and set it
inside this cup.</i>

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Well, it sounds impossible.

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<i>Everything is possible if you put your mind to it, right?</i>

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<i>But hurry,
The sun will set soon and...</i>

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Oh, I got it.

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You see, the old sun will go down
to this old cup.

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<i>You solved it, I thought
Maybe you would give up.</i>

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Give up?
I will never give up.

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I just have to wait,
I just have to wait.

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<i>Yes, just sit down
in the snow and wait.</i>

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What the...

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Beatrice?

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-Wirt!
-Beatrice!

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- What are you doing out here?
- I saw Greg!

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- What?!
- I saw Greg.

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I was with someone.
Over here!

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- Or maybe...
- Beatrice, come home.

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I can't...
not yet.

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Not until Greg is safe.

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- It's okay.
- Let's hurry.

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- I think it was that way.
- Thank you, Beatrice.

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Here!
Edelwood!

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See? This will give us more fuel.

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Yes, we'll keep your light shining, right?

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Come on.

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You...

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<i>...Darkness</i>

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<i>There is a light for the
lost and the meek</i>

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<i>Pain and fear</i>

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<i>They are easily forgotten</i>

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<i>When you surrender to the soil of the Earth</i>

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<i>Woodcutter, I knew you would come.</i>

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<i>I have something for you.</i>

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What have you done?!

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<i>I have given you another Edel.</i>

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No!

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<i>It will burn very well in the flashlight.</i>

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No! I won't do this!

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<i>You have harvested lost souls for years.</i>

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I didn't know!

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I didn't know that trees
of Edel were made like this!

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<i>Would it have mattered?</i>

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<i>�You would have let the spirit
of your daughter will go out forever?</i>

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<i>Burn it in the flashlight.</i>

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No.

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<i>I guess, after so many years,
You don't care about her anymore.</i>

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 �Watch your tongue or you will
will tear out of your mouth!

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Don't talk about my daughter.

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She wouldn't want this.

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Let's free you.

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No.

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<i>I just want to help you, woodcutter.
Without fuel your daughter...</i>

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I said watch your tongue!

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<i>�Greg?</i>

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<i>- Greg!
- I thought it would be around here.</i>

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A light.

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- A flashlight.
- It looks like the woodcutter.

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What happened here?

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Greg!
Greg! Are you...

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- Wirt?
- Oh, Greg!

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Wirt, I did it.
I defeated the beast.

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Holy cow, the leaves
they grow inside.

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No.

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I just ate some leaves.

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- Sorry, Wirt.
- No, no, Greg.

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It's my fault we ended up here.
It was all my fault. It should have been more...

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No, I'm talking about my rock
of solid facts.

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- What?
- What?

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I... stole it, Wirt.

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From Mrs. Daniels' garden.
I am a thief.

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And that is a solid fact...

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What? No, that doesn't matter.

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Yes it matters.

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You have to return it for me, okay?

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No, you can return it.
Let's go...

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We must carry
Jason Funderberker home, right?

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Jason Funderberker...

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The perfect...
name for frog.

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Greg?
Greg?!

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Let's get him out of here! Let's go!

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Yes. Yes...

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- Let's go!
- Everything will be fine, Wirt.

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<i>Give me my flashlight.</i>

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- Your flashlight?
- No, we need it.

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I'll keep it.
I have to take Greg home.

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<i>Your brother is very
weak to return.</i>

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<i>Soon it will be part of my forest.</i>

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I won't allow it!

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<i>So...</i>

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<i>...We should make a deal.</i>

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A deal?

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<i>I can put his spirit in the lantern.</i>

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<i>While the flame is lit,
He will live inside you.</i>

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<i>Become the bearer of the lantern...</i>

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<i>...U watch your brother perish.</i>

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<i>Come here.</i>

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It's okay.

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Wirt!

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Wait.

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It's nonsense.

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<i>- What?</i>
- A nonsense.

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I will not wander in the forest
the rest of my life.

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<i>I'm trying to help you.</i>

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You're not trying to help me.

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You have an obsession with
keep this flashlight on.

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As if your soul were
inside her.

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<i>�You are ready to see
the true darkness?</i>

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 �It...

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Are you?

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<i>�Don't do it!
 �No!</i>

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Here, woodcutter.

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I have my own
problems to solve.

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This is yours.

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My brother and I are going home.

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She was never in the lantern,
right, beast?

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<i>Listen to me, woodcutter.</i>

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<i>Listen to me.</i>

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-Wirt...
- Come with us.

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I... also have to return home.

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And admit to my family that
Because of me it's tiles.

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What?!

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The scissors that will make them human.

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Did you have them all this time?!

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He used them to escape from Adelaide,
and then...

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Yes, I was a little angry with you.

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Oh, you...

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Wonderful mistake of nature!

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<i>See, woodcutter?</i>

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<i>Those who perish here become
in trees for the lantern.</i>

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<i>Attack them with your axe.</i>

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<i>�Go! �Now!</i>

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No!

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<i>�Stop!
You will never see your daughter again, woodcutter.</i>

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<i>�You are ready to return
to that empty house?</i>

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<i>No! Woodcutter!</i>

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<i>- Goodbye, Beatrice.
- Goodbye, Wirt.</i>

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<i>One is a bird</i>

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<i>Two are the trees</i>

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<i>Three is the wind in the leaves</i>

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- Help.
-Wirt!

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<i>Four are the stars</i>

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<i>- Five with the moon
- Wirt? Are you okay?</i>

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Can you see me, Wirt?

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- Where am I?
- The hospital.

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Hospital?

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- Greg! Where is he?!
- And then... Wirt!

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I told them about the time
in which we almost...

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Yes, and you were there,
Jason Funderberker.

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- Me?
- Not you. Jason Funderberker, my frog.

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- Our frog.
- Our frog.

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Our frog?

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No, not your frog.

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Hey, then...

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...about this.

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Well, I don't have a cassette player...

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Uh, right.

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- We could listen to it in...
- In my house, yes.

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Maybe we should listen
other tapes first...

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...until you get to this one.

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This is a little...
I mean, you can listen to it...

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<i>And so the story is complete.</i>

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<i>Everyone is satisfied with the ending.</i>

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<i>Etc�tera, etc�tera, and still,
on the garden wall...</i>

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<i>May the gentle breeze</i>

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<i>Gives signs through the leaves</i>

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<i>- As the colors of autumn fall</i>
- Father?

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<i>Dancing in a spiral</i>

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<i>Of golden memories</i>

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<i>There are the most charming lies there are</i>

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Honey, eat your dirt.

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Mom, stop calling it earth.

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Or if not what,
Will you turn us into tiles again?

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Mom...

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Eat your land.

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<i>There are the lies</i>

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<i>More charming</i>

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<i>What's up</i>


