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To be a husband
and a father again...

that's all I've ever wanted.

There must be no question
that Diana is a de Clermont.

And with this mark

you're forever
a member of our family.

Madam de Clermont,
such a recent blood vow is deafening.

A vampire's murdering warmbloods.

Whoever's doing this

is infected with blood rage.

Our priority has to be
the missing pages from the Book of Life.

It's possible that Diana Bishop's aunts
already have it.

I have reason to believe
they're being sheltered.

A witch born to demons.

If you ever
go near my grandchild again

I'll kill you
with my bare hands.

Sleep now.

Diana will unite all creatures

and she will avenge me!

"Farewell to Em"
by Rob Lane and Julia Church

Oh, she's gone.

I don't know what to do.

I can't believe Em's gone.

I can't imagine
the baby not knowing her.

Two heartbeats.

Two babies?

Yes.

These children...
are our future.

The Congregation will never harm
our family again.

I promise.

Welcome home, old friend.

It's been far too long.

Gallowglass.

Welcome.

It looks like we have another guest.

It's so good to see you.

Hey, it's only been a few days
for you, Diana.

Some of us have been
waiting centuries.

This is the darkest of days.

When Peter Knox murdered Emily Mather

he killed a woman
that was like a mother to my wife.

He killed a woman
that was truly beloved by Sarah.

He killed a woman
who was under the protection

of the de Clermont family.

And therefore...

Peter Knox has brought
about his own end.

Knox has powerful allies.

Let's consider the consequences
before we take action.

None as powerful
as the de Clermonts.

Killing him will be too easy.

It'll make him a martyr.

People need to know what he did
and not just to Em.

That's why Mum's
on her way to Venice.

She's told Baldwin to hold
an immediate meeting of the Congregation

so she'll have a chance to tell the truth
about what really happened here

before Knox and
Gerbert can twist it.

And they will.

They'll portray us as the aggressors.

I'm afraid they'll use what's happening
in Oxford for the same ends.

What has been happening in Oxford?

There's been a series of killings.

They've rather captured
the imagination of the press.

They're calling them,
"The Vampire Murders".

And for once,
the newspapers are right.

The victims were killed
by a vampire with blood rage.

A lot's been happening while you were
in the 16th century, Matthew.

Gerbert will use this against you.

I thought
I should introduce myself.

There hasn't really been
the right moment until now.

I'm Phoebe Taylor.

Marcus and I...

I know what you are
to each other, Miss Taylor.

Right, well...

I only wish we were meeting
under better circumstances.

Indeed.

Now there is
a great deal to be done

and Marcus has many
important responsibilities so...

I am well aware
of my responsibilities.

Really?

As Grand Master of
the Knights of Lazarus

your primary task

is to at all costs uphold
the sanctity of Sept-Tours.

And you think I've failed?

Knox shouldn't have been allowed
to get within ten miles of this place.

- You make it sound like he went unchallenged!
- Marcus could've been killed.

Emily was killed!

Matthew, enough!

You know I always used to take
your disappointment personally.

But I'm finally beginning to understand
that nobody's beyond reproach.

Not even you.

Blood rage?

It seems the rumours of its defeat
are somewhat exaggerated.

After all...

there are two blood-raged vampires
just in this room.

You are not a blood-raged vampire.

You're not.

You... carry the disease.

So you thought it was OK to lie to me?
For centuries?

There was no need for you to know.

That wasn't your decision to make.

Hey.

Why was Em at the temple?

She'd been having dreams...

nightmares about the page.

Em thought they were
some sort of premonition.

She needed someone to help her
with them.

She needed...

Rebecca.

Mum?

No.

No, Em was against higher magic.

She told me that any witch who was
fool enough to think they could handle it...

Deserved to find out they couldn't.

The hard way.

You do realise she was speaking
from experience?

Yeah, she didn't want you to know.

What was she thinking?

I don't know.

I wish I could ask her.

We could.

We could ask her.

Oh, Sarah.

You know we can't do that.

I can't use my power
to change things in the past.

Not deliberately.

Why not?

You think it was Em's destiny
to be murdered by Knox? Her fate?

You think
this was all meant to happen?

No, of course not.

None of this is
how it was supposed to be.

She's meant to be here.

With you.

So I can tell you both.

Together.

I know these babies
won't fix our problems.

Babies?

Twins.

Twice blessed.

What are they? Witch? Vampire?

I don't know.

Or something else?

I'll love them no matter what.

But how will you keep them safe?

This meeting is at the request
of Agatha Wilson of the daemons.

We relinquish the floor to her.

I'm sure whatever she wants
to discuss is fascinating.

I have the floor, Gerbert.

However, there is an issue
that needs our immediate attention.

The murders in Oxford.

It's a human matter.

Not for discussion here.

Even when the murders
are the work of a blood-raged vampire?

There hasn't been a case of blood rage
since the twelfth century.

I've been tracking
the killer's movements

for the last few months.

He's killed six people in that time.

- Humans are quite capable of violence.
Not like this, Baldwin.

The victims were torn apart.

No human I've ever known
has the strength

to inflict wounds of that nature,
only vampires.

Do we know who this vampire
is supposed to be?

I tracked and confronted him
after his last kill.

Who is he?

I was fighting for my life,
I didn't see his face.

I didn't recognise his scent.
He's not a vampire I'd met before.

- And he's still at large.

This puts all creatures at risk.

And we only live safely amongst humans
by not drawing attention to ourselves.

- The vampires must deal with this.
And we will.

- I will.
Wasn't it your family

who assured us that blood rage
had been consigned to history?

I can remember Philippe,
sitting in that very chair

declaring the scourge defeated.

- I can only imagine his disappointment

at the current state of affairs.

Vampires, witches, daemons,
mixing, marrying and even mating.

I understand
there are people here today...

who are complicit in it.

Yes.

Agatha Wilson's family are breaking
the Covenant even as we speak.

They are at Sept-Tours

along with other daemons, witches

vampires and even humans.

Is this true?

Perhaps, Baldwin,
you should see for yourself.

I'm sure you're looking forward
to reuniting with your brother...

and his wife.

Matthew and
Diana are at Sept-Tours?

Yes.

And they arrived home to find
that Diana's aunt

the witch Emily Mather

had been murdered...

by Peter Knox.

That... is not true

Emily was practising higher magic
and sadly it overwhelmed her.

And how did Marcus Whitmore
come by his injuries?

I was forced

to defend myself.

- He attacked me.
- What were you doing there?

How dare you question my work?

We daemons know only too well
how you all see us.

How you question our position
on this council.

Let's see what we can do
with the little power

that you so kindly afford us.

I move that Peter Knox be removed
from the Congregation

for his crimes.

You can demand
whatever you please.

But without a witch or a vampire

to second your motion...

It is an act of war

for a witch to enter Sept-Tours
without invitation.

I second the motion.

You still need a majority.

I'm well aware of that, Knox.

I have served this council
unstintingly for years.

I have ensured the safety of not only
my fellow witches, but all creatures...

All those opposed to Peter Knox's
expulsion from this council?

And those in favour?

What do you think you are doing?

Peter.

You killed a witch.

Justice must be served.

And with my vote,
the motion is passed.

- No!
Peter Knox.

You are no longer a member
of the Congregation.

You will no longer hold a key
to the chamber.

You will have no power, no privilege,
and you must remove yourself

and your possessions from this island
and never return here.

You think that this keeps
your family safe?

Or those at Sept-Tours?

You are wrong.

I'm proud of you.

Listen.

You, Sophie and Margaret
should leave tonight.

You need to get
on a plane and go.

Knox is dangerous
and he's got nothing to lose now.

I don't want you to call me
or get in touch.

Not until all this is over.

If I know
where you are then Peter Knox

can use me to get to you
and our family.

I love you, Mum.

I love you too.

I don't think I can.

OK.

Emily.

We offer your spirit light
in every direction.

We offer you protection
along the way.

We release you

from your earthly ties.

And with the path lit
and free from danger...

we...

We send you

on your next journey.

It didn't feel quite right to attend
a witch's ceremony, considering my history.

They'll be cold when they get back.

Let's relight the fires
and say our own prayers for Emily.

What I said, about the babies...

I was lashing out.

Your children are gonna be
very special.

She would never let it fall
into Knox's hands.

I will make Knox pay...
for all of it.

For everything he took from us.

From our family.

Where the hell have you been
for the last few months?

- London mainly.
Don't lie to me.

I've had people looking for you
and the witch.

I'm not lying, Baldwin.

We were in London.

Just... a few centuries away.

- Is there no end to the witch's talents?
Not so far.

And that witch is now my wife.

I can only imagine
what Philippe would say.

Philippe?

He was there at the wedding.

I don't believe you.

Well, his blood vow
was his wedding present to Diana.

Now no one can question
her position...

in the family.

The same cannot be said
for everyone you've assembled here.

If you think you are offering them
a place of safety, you're sadly mistaken.

Peter Knox made sure of that.

And what he did demands justice,
Baldwin.

I agree,
and I've already dealt with him.

- He's dead?
No.

- He's been expelled from the Congregation.
Huh.

He's lost his job?
He killed someone here at Sept-Tours!

He killed a witch.

A member of my wife's family!

You can't have it both ways!

If she is your mate
and Philippe's blood-sworn daughter

then she answers
to this family and me.

And I am ordering you

and every other de Clermont
to leave Peter Knox alone.

There are more pressing matters
that need to be dealt with.

The blood rage murders.

Fingers are already being pointed.

I want the infected vampire found,
killed, and the outbreak contained.

And you're expecting me to do it?

At a time of crisis,
we should all play to our strengths.

We can discuss how to undo
the rest of the damage over dinner.

Family only.

But do bring the witch.

I'll be the judge
of whether she is a de Clermont.

I can't help but feel that we've got
the better end of the deal tonight.

I know where I'd rather be.

I would like to think there will never be
a time that we cannot sit down together

as a family.

Even if it means our guests
aren't welcome to join us at the table?

I'll not apologise
for observing the Covenant.

It has been keeping us safe
for centuries.

Do you still believe that?

Of course I do.

Do you believe
that this is what your father imagined

when he established
the Congregation?

I believe that my father
always had the best intentions.

No one questions that.

But the world has changed.

Indeed.

There is a witch at the table

who bears my father's blood vow.

There was a time
when that was unthinkable.

Philippe's mark is an honour

but it is also a privilege.

My concern is for the creatures
who are not afforded that.

For them the Covenant
has outlived its usefulness.

Speaking against the Covenant

in the house that Philippe de Clermont
built is inexcusable.

We should have been dining
in honour of a lost friend this evening.

We are.

To Emily.

Emily.
Emily.

Perhaps we should
look to brighter things.

To my brother's maid.

And their unborn children.

Whatever they are.

I seem to remember
that this isn't the first time

a vampire had a child
with a witch.

Matthew may recall better than I.

What happened to the child?

It's not relevant.

The witches banished it

along with the mother.

I believe they died
in the desert.

Why would they do that?

Superstition and ignorance.

Wasn't that around the time
that you sired Benjamin?

Enough, Baldwin.

I hadn't thought
about him in a long time

but then with all the talk
of blood rage at the Congregation

and Gerbert reminding us
of the de Clermonts' involvement

it did set me thinking
about our family's past exploits.

Well, thank you very much

for supper, Baldwin.

Excuse me, maman,
I'm sure I'm not the only one

who's had their fill.

One more thing.

Anyone who is not a de Clermont
should leave this house by morning.

The Congregation is watching

and as de Clermonts,
we will uphold Philippe's covenant.

Look, it's clear.
We can't stay here.

We'll leave
for London first thing.

All of us.

Who is Benjamin?

- Another de Clermont?
Not exactly.

At the end of the first crusade,
I was in Jerusalem.

Philippe dreamt of establishing
a homeland for creatures

but in order to do so, it was necessary
for us to reveal ourselves

to some humans that we thought
we could trust and...

Benjamin was one of them.

So, when Benjamin threatened
to expose us all

crushed Philippe's dream

well...

I lost control.

- Matthew, I think I met him.
No, no.

That's not possible.

In Bohemia.

He said he could hear
Philippe's blood vow.

But he called himself Fuchs, not de Clermont.
and he certainly didn't say he was your son.

He's not my son.

Not in any true sense.

By God, I wanted to punish him.

Death would be too quick.

I made him a vampire, so that
he couldn't reveal our true nature

without revealing his own.

And then...

I abandoned him.

A new blood-raged vampire.

I thought it would kill him eventually
or get him killed.

It was the most terrible...

miscalculation.

So, this place is as welcoming
as I always remember.

Especially with Baldwin
in residence.

Yeah, just like his father.

A right bastard
when he wants to be.

I know.

We're not meant to say a word
against the great man

on this hallowed ground.

Well, Philippe wasn't always
the easiest man to get along with.

Why do you think my father and
Fernando struck out on their own

and formed a scion?

Maybe history needs to repeat itself.

Any male with full-blooded children
can establish a scion

which would be a branch
of the original family, but with autonomy.

And think of
who we can take with us.

Everyone you've sired, Matthew.
Everyone they've sired.

Our children?

Baldwin will never see
the problems that the Covenant cause us

or stand up to the Congregation

but if we establish a scion,
we can chart our own path.

Marcus, you are asking me
to disregard the history

and the family
who made me who I am.

You ask too much.

My answer is no.

We have enough problems
without splitting our family.

They're all leaving.

Matthew and Marcus as well.

It would appear so.

I'm surprised
you're not going with them.

Another hollow victory.

If Matthew crosses the line,
I won't protect him.

Goodbye, Baldwin.

This will not end well.

Bem-vindo Matthew,
welcome home.

Fernando.

I knew I could rely on you.

You were there for me
when we lost Hugh.

Thank you.

Who's that?

He was mated
to Matthew's brother, Hugh.

So you think the page itself
can give us some answers?

Miriam, the pages are made
from the skin of creatures.

I want to see if it's even possible
to extract the DNA.

It might well tell us more
about the evolution of creatures

our possible extinction

maybe even the underlying cause
of blood rage.

If we can trace
it back to its origins

then perhaps we can begin
to understand what activates it.

Why does it lie dormant
in some vampires and not others?

Book of Life, species decline,
blood rage.

Somehow this is all connected.

We need a lab.

Somewhere discreet.

I think I know someone

who could help with that.

OK, he said he'd meet us here.

Chris!

- Oh!
Hello, stranger.

Where the hell have you been?

It's a long story.

It better be a good one. You don't call.
You don't write. You don't email.

I know, er,
thing's got a little complicated.

- Dr Christopher Roberts.
- Dr Matthew Clairmont.

Really?

Your paper on cell cycle regulation
was interesting.

You finally got yourself out the library
and got yourself a boyfriend, huh?

- Oh...
- Husband.

Married to a Brit?

French.

Any more surprises?

Er, well, we're expecting twins.

It really has been a long time.

So where's this lab?

And you are?

Dr Shepherd.

Perhaps we can do
the formal introductions on the way?

Shall we?

So... this is my place.

What do you think?

- Is the equipment well maintained?
- It's state-of-the-art.

Mm.

Miriam runs my research.

And what is that exactly?

I mean, Diana was pretty vague
about your current interests.

- I could do with a little more detail

before I, er,
take this project on.

What am I looking at here?

Why don't you tell me?

There's some damage
to the blood cells.

Viral?

No, genetic.

But it's not anything
I've seen before, is it?

No.

I thought
you might need a coffee.

No one talks about Em.

It's blood rage and scions.

You vampires
always look after your own.

Do you know who...

Hugh de Clermont was?

He was Philippe's eldest son.

Hugh and I were mated.

For six centuries.

But Philippe refused to recognise
our union.

And when Hugh died...

neither my loss, nor my grief,
were acknowledged.

When did he die?

Seven hundred years ago.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Grief never really goes away.

It gets quieter, slower

and sometimes it comes rushing back.

Like the sea.

The de Clermonts accepted you
and Emily.

More than that they...
embraced you.

And they recognise your loss.

They should recognise yours.

I live in hope.

You're asking me to believe
in witches and blood-raged vampires?

I mean, you realise how this sounds.

I mean, sure, as a scientist
I'm trained to suspend disbelief

until something is disproven but...

without any evidence...

- you're asking a hell of a lot from me.

I know.

Are you working on a molecular level
when you do that?

- OK, er...

What do you need?

What these groups have in common

is that they are all, in some way,
suffering decline.

Vampires can no longer sire,
witches' powers are waning.

And daemons seem to be slipping
into actual mental illness.

And there is a killer
on the loose.

We need a cure for blood rage.

Do you think you might be able
to help with that?

I can give it my best shot.

What do you have to say that couldn't
be said in front of the Congregation?

This blood-raged vampire.

All the murders in Oxford were very close
to where Matthew and Diana had been.

Photos from the crime scenes.

All the victims.

Why would he be following Matthew
and Diana?

This is just another attempt
to smear the de Clermonts.

The killer stole their portraits.

Miniatures painted in the 16th century.
Nothing else was taken.

You denounce me,
now you're helping me. Why?

No, I denounced the blood-raged killer,
not you.

- Gerbert used it to attack me.
Gerbert, not me.

I don't have to be your enemy.

"Will The Circle Be Unbroken"
by Rob Lane

When did they get back?

- Auf wiedersehen.
- Auf Wiedersehen, mein Herr.

This is my DNA. I'm a vampire.

Philippe charged me
to look after Diana.

I've spent her whole life
keeping her safe.

And Diana is with Matthew now.

He is not here.

I'm sure he'll turn up.

And when he does...

you'll let me know, won't you?

You can't control me anymore.

Your time is over.

Even the de Clermonts' secrets
come out eventually.

It's about time
Matthew de Clermont learns

who he's dealing with.

Diana Bishop.

Father Hubbard,
why are you here?

You left something in my keeping.