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LOVE BRIDES OF THE BLOOD MUMMY
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Which way to the
Dartmoor castle, please?
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What it is you want?
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The way to the Dartmoor castle.
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What it is you want to do there?
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I am in a hurry.
I want to get there before dark.
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You can't get lost.
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Reach the sea and follow the water
until you see the castle.
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On horseback,
it will take about an hour.
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Anyway, you are not afraid.
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There are a lot of loudmouths...
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who would rather take a longer way
to avoid the manor.
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Really?
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But why?
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You're really interested
in this castle,
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you wouldn't be the police,
by any chance?
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I am an Egyptologist.
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I am interested in mummies,
Egyptian coffins.
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And I think that
Count Dartmoor owns some.
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I don't know anything,
I only tell what people say.
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And people say
there have been disappearances. Girls.
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They say all these young women
have drowned.
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The girl you see there,
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she looks funny because
she went there.
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It's no joke.
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But how?
I don't know.
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She arrived one night,
I had never seen her before.
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She hasn't said a word
in two months.
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The only thing I understood
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is that she escaped from the castle
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at the time of the death
of Miss Lucie Dartmoor.
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When you question her,
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she looks at you
as if her eyes saw through you.
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At first, she moaned.
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She screamed without any reason.
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Now, time has passed,
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she doesn't even cry anymore.
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Hello! Hey!
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John...
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At your service...
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Hello.
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My name is James Barton,
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I am an Egyptologist.
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The door was open and...
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You're lying!
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You are not an Egyptologist.
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You are the police!
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Don't pretend you're not.
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I was waiting for you, by the way...
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- But, I...
- Why deny it?
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I can read all your thoughts
behind your forehead.
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And all I have to do is raise a hand
to turn you into a statue...
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and put an end to your fate.
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You don't believe me?
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Look!
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Above all, don't move.
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Oh!
But how is that possible?
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I traveled a lot,
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I learned about more knowledge
and hidden sciences...
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than the world knows about.
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You came here, sent by fate...
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and I will tell you everything.
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Because you are in my power
and tomorrow, I will decide your fate.
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To explain
the strange disappearances...
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that occurred in the area,
we'll need to go back in time.
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It was a winter night,
about two months ago.
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I was bringing back to the castle
a sarcophagus found
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during my last trip
in the Valley of the Kings.
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A sarcophagus of great beauty.
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That same night, driven by curiosity
and this obscure need for change
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that always lies dormant
in the human heart,
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I sent my employees home and,
with the help of my faithful John,
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I opened the sarcophagus.
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To my great surprise,
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the body I discovered wasn't wrapped
in the usual bandages,
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but lied perfectly preserved
in its sarcophagus.
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I was in the presence
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of the most curious manuscript
that I had ever seen.
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I devoted all my time
to the decoding of the hieroglyphs.
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Soon, the story became clear.
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The mummy was the depraved son
of a great priest.
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Sentenced to loss of life,
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he first had, according to the custom,
his tongue severed.
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But his father had wanted to keep him
from the ultimate punishment.
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His body being immersed
in catalepsy,
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the embalming had consisted in
suspending indefinitely
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all his vital functions.
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A kind of hibernation,
in other words.
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To do that, the usual removal of viscera
hadn't been done
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and a specific bitumen
ensured their preservation.
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Then philosophical considerations
were made
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about the long stay of the soul
in limbo
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and the possible return to life
in a world of increased wisdom,
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thanks to the thousands of years
of civilization that had passed
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since the burial.
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There was no way this embalming
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had been made if there was no means
to resuscitate the body.
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I decided to look for the solution.
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I had just finished reading again
the Mesmer's theory
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and, with the work of Galvani in mind,
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"De viribus electric it at is
in motu musculari commentarius”,
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I remembered a legend
told in the Middle Indus.
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It was written that
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the combination of copper
and metal from the Yellow Country
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released the fluid of life.
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Suddenly, I understood:
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“the metal from the Yellow Country”,
that was zinc...
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of which China and India possessed
the only known mines in antiquity!
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And its combination with copper,
that simply was what we now call
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the voltaic pile.
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And I happened to own right here
an electric device
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way more powerful
than a simple pile could have been.
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I decided to try it
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that same night.
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With the help of my servant,
I carried the electric device
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to my laboratory.
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Scalpel.
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Bring me some milk.
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That's when I understood
that this body needed new blood
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to fill its arteries
and come back to life.
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I hesitated for a moment,
a struggle was going on in myself,
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but science erased
my humanitarian scruples.
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I immediately ordered my servant
to go in the countryside
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and to bring me back the first young,
living being he would meet.
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Hey, lovebirds!
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Let me go!
Let me go!
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Let me go!
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He will live...
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I'm going to take some rest.
Wake me up at dawn.
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The Egyptian only had
to raise his hand
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to submit my servant
to a hypnotic will
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from which he never managed
to release himself completely.
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No! Help!
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No...
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No! Let me go!
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No!
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No! Let me... go!
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Help!
Let me go! Let me go!
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Quick!
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Come quick!
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Quick, come quick!
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The Egyptian had tried to submit me
to a power that, thank goodness,
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I was able to neutralize.
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But my servant
wasn't mine anymore,
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and was committed
body and soul to him.
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If you need help, we are your friends,
right, Suzanne?
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Don't worry, Peter...
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You don't disappear like that,
without leaving any trace.
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Goodbye, Peter...
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Help!
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Help!
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Help!
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Help!
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Let me go!
Let me go! No!
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Help!
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Let me go!
Let me go, help!
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Help!
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Let me go!
Let me go!
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No, no!
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Run!
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Let me go, let me go!
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No!
You animal! Stop it!
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No!
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The sailor had identified
his attacker.
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The fact he found the clogs
on the way to the castle
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confirmed his suspicions.
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He decided to get into it
without further delay.
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The Egyptian would spend hours
standing still in front of my dungeon,
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feasting on my suffering.
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Then, driven by the vital need
that told him to kill to survive,
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he would go back
to his odious practices.
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Let me go, you animals!
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My life had turned
into a nightmare.
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To live, the Egyptian needed
new victims every day.
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And I knew that to release
the maximum of the psychic energy
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essential to his existence,
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he had to torture them
and to rape them
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before drinking their blood.
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Bitch!
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Let me go...
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No, no!
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Come on, walk.
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Come on, walk!
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Help! No...
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But the nightmare
wasn't over for me.
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While I was powerless,
paralyzed in a dungeon,
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my daughter Lucie, my only child,
unaware of the tragedy,
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was heading for the castle,
with a friend.
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Hello, John.
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Why this stunned face?
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Don't you recognize
your little Lucie?
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Have I changed that much
in six months?
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John, run to Papa and tell him
I ran away from Aunt Elizabeth's,
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that really was too dull!
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And tell him my friend Anne de Wilbury
will stay here to rest for a few days.
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Lucie...
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Miss Lucie...
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I don't understand what's going on...
Where are the servants?
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And I worry about John,
you know.
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I never saw him like that.
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- What do we do with the horses?
- We'll leave them here.
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I can't wait to see my father,
that silence worries me.
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Don't worry.
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It's the silence of your castle
that makes you see only doom and gloom.
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We'll change that
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and make your father
leave his grimoires.
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I'm so hungry!
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It's Miss Dartmoor
who just arrived...
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Lucie...
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But who are you?
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Don't touch me!
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But no, come on, don't touch me!
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No!
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But... but let me go!
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Let me go! No...
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I took advantage
of the psychological shock
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the sight of Lucie had produced
on my servant
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to substitute my will
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to the one of the Egyptian.
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John!
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Open this dungeon.
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I can't...
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I order you to open!
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I don't have the key.
The Egyptian took it.
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Anne, help!
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Help...
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Help!
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Leave me, run and go find some help!
Go, go, quick!
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Help! Help!
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No...
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Help!
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Help, help...
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Quick, go find some help...
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Traumatized by the scary adventure
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she had been living
since her arrival at the castle,
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my poor daughter's friend
had lost her mind.
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Help! Over here!
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No!
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No...
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Anne de Wilbury was wandering
in the countryside.
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Nobody ever knew
what became of her.
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All my searches were unsuccessful,
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and her disappearance
remains a mystery to me.
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Why did you come back alone?
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You were supposed to bring help!
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Help me!
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In a last reflex,
the Egyptian, rolling over,
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had avoided the impact of the ax.
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The cutting edge reached his arm,
separating the hand from the body.
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I chained the horrible hand
and threw the body of the Egyptian
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in a dungeon that I bricked up.
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- What you're telling me is horrible...
- Horrible!
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Horrible...
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You will sleep in the castle.
I'll show you your room.
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I suppose
this invitation is an order,
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and that I am your prisoner...
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Here is your room.
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John, my guard,
will bring you your luggage.
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Good evening.
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Good evening, Sir.
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What is it?
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Quick, quick!
Come quick!
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Mr. Dartmoor was strangled!
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Strangled...
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