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[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]
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[PAUL] Catherine, come.
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[PEOPLE CHATTERING
IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]
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[MEN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY]
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[PAPERS RUSTLING]
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[JAMES] What is it, Cat?
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Still don't know.
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Metal?
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Most archaeological finds
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from this period are stone,
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but not this one.
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My father believes
it's melted meteorite.
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Ten years of research
and you're still not sure.
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These things take time.
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And no more money
means no more research.
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Not here, at least.
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Well, I'm grateful for the mystery.
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Otherwise, our chance
encounter at the market
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may have never come to pass.
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That would have been tragic.
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I, um...
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I'm... I'm awfully, uh,
excited to meet your father.
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He's a fine and, uh,
fascinating fellow.
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You're cute when you're nervous.
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[PAUL] It's true, young man.
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I am fascinating.
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Father, there you are.
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You said that a Captain James Beal
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would be stopping by to say hello
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and... see our little sphinx here.
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Yes, sir.
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Pleased to meet you, sir.
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Pleasure is mine.
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Have you any money on you?
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To help with the cause...
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Uh, well, I didn't...
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[PAUL CHUCKLES]
I'm pulling your leg.
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Will you be joining us for supper?
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I'll teach you how to
write your name in ancient hieroglyphs.
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Sounds delightful.
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Excellent.
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My apologies for
arriving so late, I was...
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Well, I was waylaid by a telegram.
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It seems our old friend Deitrich,
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my... partner in all this
madness, won't be returning.
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- What?
- He was in Berlin,
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dredging up backers for our work.
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[CATHERINE]
What was his message?
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[PAUL] It is so odd.
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Just... a curt goodbye
and nothing more.
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It's not how I imagined
he would leave us.
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Maybe this really is over.
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Well, I do hope you're hungry.
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He's actually a terrible cook,
so beware.
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[CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
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He's very nice.
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- Stop it.
- [CHUCKLES]
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Yes, he is.
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Though, it's still all very new.
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And your eyes are still all lit up.
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Catherine, I hope you realize
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you don't have to
leave Egypt on my account.
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I'm not.
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Owens, at the museum was so impressed
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with my cataloging
of our Giza artifacts
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that he offered me a position.
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[CLEARS THROAT]
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I thought you'd be proud of me.
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No, Catherine. [CHUCKLES]
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I am, but...
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Our work, this is your legacy as well.
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You just said it was over.
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Where is the money
coming from this time?
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Now, that's none of
your concern, is it?
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It's none of my concern?
I spent my entire childhood
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living your work.
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And now you're being stubborn.
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You're being ridiculous
and condescending!
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You never take even a moment
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to slow down and think before you act.
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You are just like your mother.
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Catherine!
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[SIGHS]
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[GRUNTS]
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[PANTING]
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[EXHALES SLOWLY]
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What're you doing, Catherine?
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[GATE OPENS]
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[GASPS]
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[CAR ENGINE RUNNING
IN DISTANCE]
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[BRAKES SCREECHING]
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[CAR DOOR OPENS, CLOSES]
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[SPEAKING IN GERMAN]
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What is this?
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It is here.
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[MAN 1] I don't believe this.
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[MAN 2] It's really here.
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It's really truly here.
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Look, exactly like the hieroglyph.
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[SPEAKS IN GERMAN]
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I'm so proud of you.
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Come.
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Yeah.
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[SPEAKS IN GERMAN]
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Behold, the gateway to history...
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- [PAUL] Hello? Excuse me?
- Is finally...
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Please, stop. Stop. Please, stop.
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[PAUL] May I help you?
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My most sincere apologies.
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You must be Professor Paul Langford.
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I am, and...
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My name is Dr. Wilhelm Brucke.
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Chief occultist to the Fuehrer.
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I feared we might never find you.
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Although, it is to be expected,
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since the world has
forgotten you exist.
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I beg your pardon?
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Do you have any idea
what you have uncovered here?
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We have some theories, yes.
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I come with more than theory.
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Looking through the prism
of several dead languages...
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Have you ever seen this before?
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Where did you find this?
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I procured it from a felonious
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little spice dealer in
Thailand two years ago.
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I don't understand.
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Surely, you are familiar
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with the recent theory of
Einstein-Rosen bridges.
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[PAUL]
I still don't understand.
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[WILHELM] Too busy studying
the ancient Egyptians, huh?
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- [PAUL] Yes.
- [WILHELM] Forest for the trees, Professor.
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When I laid eyes upon this parchment,
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I knew I had found
something truly special,
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which holds meaning beyond our world,
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of what we can only imagine, for now.
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Have you never wanted
to take a step back,
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so you could look at it?
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Never imagined that this
might be, say, a doorway?
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A doorway?
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Evening, Fraulein.
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Why ever are you
sneaking around so late at night?
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I was hoping to brush up on my German.
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[CLICKS TONGUE]
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[WILHELM]
Ah, you must be Catherine.
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[PAUL] Wait, no. Wait,
wait, wait. Stop.
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- Hands, hands!
- Okay, okay.
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Wonderful of you to join us.
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What is this?
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- Where is Deitrich?
- [SCOFFS] Poor Deitrich.
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Upon alerting me to your whereabouts,
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I'm afraid he was met with a
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disastrous difference of
opinion in Berlin.
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Let go of me.
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Heinrich, there's no need
for this weapon.
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Let's be civilized here.
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Stefan, Gunter, rope.
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[SPEAKS IN GERMAN]
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- Let go of me!
- Catherine.
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Catherine, do as they say, please.
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Go finish preparations.
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[SPEAKS IN GERMAN]
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Civilized, huh?
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Poor fool...
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All this time, completely
oblivious to its true purpose,
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its true power.
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One only I comprehend.
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These symbols, in this order.
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Who are you?
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I'm the answer you
have been looking for.
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And what do you plan to do with us?
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Patience, professor.
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You will soon know.
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First, I will open
our little doorway here.
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It's time to show you what
I've come all this way to do.
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