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What is it that ages a man?
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Is it simply time
or the accumulation
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of life's triumphs and defeats?
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Edward George Eden, amedical student of 21 years,
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studying at University College.
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By all accounts, a bright
and ambitious young man
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with a promising future, butone whose present is beset
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by financial frustrations.
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It was on the Tuesday of
the first week of May,
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having decided to takehis boots to the cobblers,
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that Eden first
encountered the creature
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with whom his life was to becomeso inextricably entangled.
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How do you do, Mr. Eden?
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Very well.
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Thank you.
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You have the
advantage of me, sir.
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I do indeed.
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Wonder who the deuce I am, huh?
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A friend-- let me
assure you, a friend.
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Might I talk to you inside?
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I have difficultystanding for long periods.
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I'm afraid my room isn't--
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it is perhaps less
than you're used to.
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One must reason.
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Why not come and lunch withme and hear a proposition
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to your advantage?
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Proposition?
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I'm not sure I--
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Come.
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Surely my gray hairs mustearn me a certain civility.
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[door closes]
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Been coming to Blavatsky'sfor longer than I can remember.
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Marvelous food.
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Wish I could still taste it.
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Please, eat.
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Eat, eat.
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Now as you see, Mr.
Eden, I'm an old man.
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I believe I've had a
life of some distinction
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and many men would
not recognize my name.
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But I fancy that you may.
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Egbert Elvesham.
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Elvesham, the philosopher?
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Of course, sir.
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I've known your name
since I was a schoolboy.
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This is a genuine honor.
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My doctor informs
me that I shall
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be shortly leaving
this world, and I find
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I have much to leave behind.
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Now as to what should happento my estate, all I really want
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is an heir.
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An heir?
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Young fellow, perhaps
21 or thereabouts.
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Pure-hearted, healthy in bodyand healthy in mind, and poor,
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but quick-witted and ambitious.
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You, Mr. Eden, may
inherit all that I have.
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You may be lifted from
penniless struggle.
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Security, freedom,
and influence.
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EDEN: But t-- tell me, why--
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why me?
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You, young sir, meet
all my requirements.
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Of course, there are
strict conditions to be
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imposed, certain burdens--
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What kind of burdens?
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ELVESHAM: You would have tochange your name by deed poll
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to Egbert Elvesham.
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EDEN: No.
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No.
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When my parents died, allthey left me was my name.
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I understand.
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Unfortunately, my heir
must adopt my name.
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And I'm not too down-hearted.
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I have another two
possible candidates
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for the position of heir, so--
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Please, please.
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Forgive my vanity.
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Naturally, if you
were to select me,
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I would of course honoryour legacy with the name.
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Oh?
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Ah.
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Thank you.
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You must at first
submit to a series
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of exhaustive
medical examinations
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to determine your physicaland mental durability.
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To think, sir, how youmight enjoy all that I have
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accumulated fills me with envy.
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Despite all insurances,despite even having already
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taken Elvesham's
name, the old man
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did not come to a finaldecision for another two weeks.
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[knocking]
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[coughing]
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Mr. Elvesham, iseverything quite all right?
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Indeed, it is.
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Everything is most satisfactory.
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This day, I signed a
new will, which you
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are named as sole beneficiary.
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My entire estate will beinherited by you, Mr. Eden.
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Or should I say, Mr. Elvesham?
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I shall do my very bestto be worthy of your memory.
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ELVESHAM: Come, come.
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This night of all nights,you must dine with me
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and celebrate your accession.
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Here.
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You won't have to
wait very long.
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[footsteps]
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What a capacity for
living you have.
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Aye.
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Thanks to you, I have a futureof a passing agreeable sort.
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But you, you have a past fullof honor and distinction.
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Such a past is
worth all my future.
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But would you in truth
willing take my years?
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With your achievements,
indeed, sir.
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Mm-hm.
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Perhaps.
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Ah, Kummel-- a cure
with the sweet kiss
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of caraway and cumin.
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However, here.
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Ah.
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What is it?
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A pharmaceutical
blend prepared
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to my own specifications.
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A dash of this, and
kummel is himmel--
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heaven.
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[laughter]
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Oh, I think I
perhaps ought not.
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One never knows
with these things.
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Come.
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If it's safe enough for
a man of my infirmity,
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how could it impair a healthyyoung man such as yourself.
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To a quick succession.
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Not that-- surely, not that--
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to a long life.
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To a long life.
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NARRATOR: The first touch ofthe liquor upon Eden's tongue
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sends his brain into
a dazzling chaos.
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I want to thank you.
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What?
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A handsome young man like you?
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I expect you've made loveto a string of girls, huh?
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EDEN: A string of girls--
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[fading out]
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I've scarcely made love to one.
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This is-- this is not a
world where girls seek
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out penniless medical students.
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No more than they flockaround aged philosophers.
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Most
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[coughing]
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But-- but now with your--
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your legacy, things will be--things will be different.
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I'll easily find a good woman.
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Too early to settle down.
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For now, have as many
women as you can.
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[laughter]
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Imagine the sensual
opulence of bedding
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down with a woman and a man.
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Ah.
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What?
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Why not?
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Why not experience all thepleasures life has to offer,
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hm?
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Oh, I-- oh, my.
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I should go.
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I should go.
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It's time to go now.
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So much-- I know--
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[groaning]
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My head will besplitting in the morning.
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Dissolve these salts
in water before bed.
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They will completely
cure your head.
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Oh.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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No, no.
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You shall have all that is mine.
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Remember, take the
salts just before bed.
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Yeah, will you, sir?
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Yes.
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Farewell.
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[door opening]
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[humming]
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Send me away from this hovel.
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Send me--
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[muttering]
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NARRATOR: The following morning,he awoke abruptly from a dream.
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His mind felt stale,
and for some while,
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he hadn't a clue where he was.
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[door opening]
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Good morning, Mr. Elvesham.
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EDEN: I'm not--
I'm not Elvesham.
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I'm Eden.
I'm Eden.
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Beg your pardon, sir?
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I'm not Elvesham.
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I'm Eden.
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I'm Eden.
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I'm not Elvesham.
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I hate what he done.
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[crash]
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I'm Eden.
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I'm Eden.
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I'm Eden.
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What did he do?
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Although he couldn't evenfaintly comprehend how it had
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happened, Edward Eden had fallenasleep in his own room, age 21,
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and awake the next morningin the house of Mr.
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Egbert Elvesham
in the 80-year-old
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body of Egbert Elvesham.
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DOCTOR: Have you banged yourhead recently, had a fall?
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No, it's nothing like that.
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Listen, my name is Edward Eden.
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Your name is
Egbert Elvesham, hm?
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Your man Harris said you'veforgotten his name, too.
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Look, I haven't forgotten it.
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I never knew it.
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Well, no bruising.
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Have, um-- have
you been drinking?
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Look, some champagne, liquor.
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Look, I know you
don't know me, but--
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[laughter]
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Egbert, I've been yourphysician for nearly 30 years.
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No, no, listen--
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I know I look like Elvesham.
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I know I sound like him, butmy name is Edward George Eden.
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I'm 21 years old.
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I'm a medical student.
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I met Elvesham for the firsttime just a few weeks ago.
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If I might ask, doctor--
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I fear--
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I fear it may be asoftening of the faculties.
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Oh.
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I think it wisest to ensurehe stays safely inside his room.
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Of course.
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[footsteps]
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NARRATOR: It seemed
clear to Eden that,
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just as he had found himselftrapped in Elvesham's
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weak and aged body,
so Elvesham must
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now be in possession
of his body,
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his strength, and his future.
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[moaning]
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Your skin is so smooth.
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No smoother than yours, sir.
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[knocking]
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Hello?
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Hello?
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NARRATOR: It was in
this moment that Eden
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realized the
immense intelligence
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and scope of his enemy's plan.
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There were
manuscripts concerning
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pure mathematics, chemistry,and the psychology of memory.
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[ticking]
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Eden was convinced that
the secret to reversing
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the terrible mind
transference lay
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somewhere in Elvesham's books.
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He was correct.
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The solution was
indeed there, yet
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to discover it could
take a lifetime,
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and Eden no longer
had a lifetime.
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Ah.
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[door opening]
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After this, are you goingto buy me that bracelet?
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You did promise.
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I'll make the word
I made to my dear.
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But first, I think I'lltake you back to the hotel.
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Are you sure there's time?
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Oh, I have time
to spare, my dear.
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[laughter]
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EDEN: I knew you'd be here.
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Can I help you?
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Yes.
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Indeed, you could
join me in a toast.
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Two kummel, if you please.
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How rude.
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I fear the man is quite mad.
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It's a wonder I am not insane,sir, after the morbid rigmarole
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you've subjected me to.
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Excuse me.
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My friend and I are engagedin a private conversation.
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You, sir, are a thief.
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You've robbed me of my life.
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What on earth are
you talking about?
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I've never heard such rot.
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Now, drink with me.
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I'll do no such thing.
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Drink, damn you!
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This is becoming
quite tiresome.
284
00:21:02,800 --> 00:21:03,840
Come, my dear.
285
00:21:03,960 --> 00:21:07,400
Let us go see about
that bracelet.
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[screams]
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NARRATOR: In that
moment of anger,
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Eden had destroyed his
only chance of escape.
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How must it feel to be young andfull of the vitality and energy
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and desire of youth,
and then to suddenly
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fall right through your lifeand come to decrepitude?
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00:22:06,520 --> 00:22:10,680
To know you are a youngman, but to find yourself
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locked away inside
an old man's body.
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But then perhaps that is howall men feel when they've
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reached the end of their days.
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