All language subtitles for Incense for the Damned aka Bloodsuckers-en

Richard Fountain: son
of the foreign secretary

and brilliant young Oxford don

enjoys sailing with his pupil, Bob Kirby

He's unofficially engaged
to Penelope Goodrich,

daughter of Walter Goodrich,

provost of Lancaster College.

Fountain is an authority on Greek mythology

and is at present in Greece,

researching material for
a book on Minoan rites.

I was informed by the Foreign Office
that reports had been received from Greece

that Richard Fountain was
involved with a group of people

suspected of drug and
other criminal offences.

As neither government wanted
a political scandal on their hands,

I was asked to investigate the matter.

I felt sure there had been a mistake.

The information certainly
didn't fit with the Richard I knew.

We had met some years ago

when we were both undergraduates at Oxford.

Richard was Walter Goodrich's protégé,

and after his finals was offered a
post as lecturer at Lancaster College.

I had since been told how
Goodrich had attempted to organise

both Richard's private
and professional life.

So as a first step, I
decided to visit Oxford

and try to find out more about
the state of mind he was in

before he went to Greece.

Hello, Mr Seymour!

Nice to see you again Parker

Nice to have seen you sir

- Seymour, how are you?
- Very well, good to see you again

Glad you could make it

Our brother still gives
the best parties at Oxford

We're worried about Richard

We were expecting him back
from Greece two days ago

Richard may not get back from Greece

What's that I hear about Richard?

I'm so sorry, we haven't
been introduced: Bob Kirby

Bob is Richard's star pupil

How do you know so much about Richard?

- I had a phone call from
Richard's father. - Typical

Bloody socialist ministers

His father may be Foreign Secretary,

but he has no sense of protocol

- Why didn't he call me?
- It's all a mystery.

Well it's all a bit vague,

the Foreign Office called me as well

The Foreign Office?

Yes, apparently Richard's
in some sort of trouble

- What kind of trouble?
- The Greek authorities

But he would have written to me

What did he do? He took a Greek colonel.

Don't be facetious Marc

- He does have quite a temper
- Richard's not violent

His only fight now is to
get to the top of this college

and succeed me when I retire

The youngest Oxford provost ever

The facts are that someone
in the government is worried

What about?

The possibility of an
international scandal

I readily agreed with Penelope and Bob
Kirby insisted on coming to Greece with me,

feeling that their knowledge
of Richard would be useful

so we left next day on
the first available flight

A scandal could be extremely damaging
politically, and for Richard's career

- Career? - Oh don't start on that
kick again Bob!

You think he dug
every little scheme that

you and your father
made for him, don't you?

Daddy helped Richard a lot!

Oh come on, you've done
your share of pushing too!

- You're just jealous
- Of what?

Now shut up, both of you

You've done nothing but
argue ever since we left England

You said you
wanted to help Richard!

I do.
- Then help him

Behave like adults or go home

On arrival in Athens, I went
straight to see my contact there,

the British military attaché Derek Longbow

Does Penelope know?

Not the full details,
obviously, because of security

But I think she might be quite useful

- She and Richard are going to get engaged.
- Oh!

I think she's going to
be in for a bit of a shock

What do you know about this girl
that Richard's keeping company with?

Chriseis Konstantinini

- I met her in a party.
- Where?

- At Johnny Katamandris'
- Katamandris... Katamandris...

I'm afraid I've rather lost touch
with the Greek social scene, Derek

- Could you fill me in?
- A jet set

Johnny Katamandris is the
son of Colonel Katamandris,

their Minister of the Interior

Along with our Foreign Secretary's
son, it makes quite a party

But Richard was in Mykonos,
getting on with his research!

Strange kind of research, with that lot!

What do you think's going on,
some kind of intrigue? Blackmail?

Isn't that what you're here to find out?

And you've got to help me Derek

- How's Richard mixed up with that crowd?
- I've no idea

but I understand they're always together

Cable Richard to stay put
in Mykonos, til we get there

* Baby, don't you flash
your evil eyes at me *

* I know you'd like to
get your clutches into me *

* Better learn to cast
your spell some other way *

* Always trippin' out your
mind is made to waste *

* Well I don't want to
taste the evil that you taste *

* You don't know what glove
could ever guide your hand *

Eleni!

* Screams *

* Siren *

* Praying in Greek *

Did you tell her yet?

Well if you haven't now's the time

we don't want an emotional
scene in public, do we?

Tell her!

If Richard's on the dockside
to greet us with the girl...

Yes, yes I see your point

I'll go and tell her

- Hello Penelope
- Hello

Penelope, when all this started
and I got the details about Richard,

there was something I didn't tell you

- What?
- Well it seems there's another woman

Her name is Chriseis

- Don't you think you've had enough?
- Mind your own business

Penelope, I know you're hurt
about the girl, but you must try...

Excuse me

- I've been to the villa
- And?

- They've gone
- Well where to?

Uh... destination unknown

* Police talk in Greek *

- I gave that to Richard
- Well what is it?

A sort of... charm

- Where did you find it?
- At the police station

They have files on all their guests

especially those who leave
without paying their bills

Evidently all they left
up in their room was this

And this notebook... It
must make some sense

Ariston men hydor... Water is best

What on earth is Richard running away from?

Whatever it was, they
were in a desperate hurry

- Why, the police?
- No, us

Perhaps he's heard you and I are here too

He wouldn't like that, would he?

- Now he's got Chriseis
- Chriseis is your hang up

Is she? Oh come on Bob,
we've both failed Richard

He doesn't want either of us now!

Just because you couldn't make it with him!

I'll take care of her, leave her to me

- Look, this isn't getting us anywhere
- She's pushing her luck!

Alright, so she's upset
about the girl, but if...

- You, uh... couldn't make it?
- What?

That's what you said
to Penelope, wasn't it?

- What couldn't she make?
- Richard

- Is that a guess or do you know?
- Know! Well... he told me

He was very depressed,
and... well, it all came out

And incidentally, I'm
not homosexual you know

- And there was nothing between Richard...
- No, no I understand

It goes much deeper than that

Richard never told you, or Penelope, but...

he's never made it with anyone

I refuse to continue this conversation
any further, will you please leave my room

Oh yes, I'm getting
through to you, aren't I?

I know what you wanted
from Richard... Prestige, status,

your face in the glossy magazines

"The honourable Lady Fountain entertains"

You do talk a lot of rubbish

I don't give a damn what you want

- What I want is to find Richard
- So do I

- Well will you stop fighting me?
- Are you going?

- No!
- Right. Then I am

Ice sweeties?

Help! Help! Help!

* Siren *

* Woman shouts in Greek *

... theory is that Richard believes that
Walter Goodrich caused his impotence

Ha ha

I can imagine that type of classic
resentment happening here,

in the theatre of Minas

So of those Minoan rites were, to
the say the very least of it, unsavoury

But you can hardly believe that
Minoan rites could take place in Oxford

Can you imagine a don
being castrated by the provost?

It's really metaphorical. You
see, the promise to Richard

is a symbol of the establishment

And to Richard, the
establishment destroys, castrates...

For example, Richard's marriage to Penelope

or Goodrich's continual
academic wheeling and dealing

- That's irrational
- According to Bob, Richard came to Greece

in search of some sort of freedom

Uh huh

- To seek his manhood
- Oh!

Well, they say that this climate
works wonders for that sort of thing

Maybe Bob's African background
has given him a sort of vivid imagination

- Do you think he was right?
- I'm not sure

- Hydra...
- Hydra?

I knew there was something...
A couple of years ago

there was a scandal... It
involved Johnny Katamandris

It was pretty bad...

I think that Richard left
this notebook for us to find

Yes, go on

He could have been taken to
Hydra, possibly against his will

Why Hydra?

Some ancient religious
cults... cruel, vicious

are rumoured to still
exist on the island now

despite denials by the
Greek Orthodox church

Wait a minute... Didn't
Hercules sack the city of Hydra

because of the vicious
behaviour of its inhabitants?

Yes... That's mythological
history, of course.

On the other hand, history does
have a way of repeating itself

* Policeman speaks Greek,
asks for Major Longbow *

Ego

* Policeman and Longbow speak Greek *

* Policeman speaks Greek *

This old woman's daughter was murdered

* Policeman speaks Greek,
mentions Richard Fountain *

What was that he was saying about Richard?

The police want to question him,
seeing as there were similar occurrences

in Corinth and Mykonos
when Richard was there

* Policeman speaks Greek *

The inspector wants to know
whether to charge the old woman

No, no charges. Can you let her go?

Okey dokey.

* Policemen speak Greek *

- Where are they taking her?
- To the hospital

She'll be well taken care of

* Policeman speaks Greek,
mentions Richard Fountain *

- Do we know where Richard is?
- No

We needed help if we
were to find Richard quickly

so we contacted Colonel
Stavros of the Greek intelligence

I can assure you, Colonel, that
we'll stick to our side of the bargain

Good! I'm sure Mr Fountain's father,
such a friend of Greece, would not wish him

involved on any scandal on Greek soil

We'll try and have Fountain
out of the country within 48 hours.

Excellent

Now we must go to the airport. I have
placed a helicopter at your disposal.

- Efharisto, Colonel
- Hm! You are very welcome

I have instructed the Mayor of
Hydra to give you every assistance

- Thank you very much Colonel. Goodbye!
- Goodbye

* Priest prays in Greek *

- Where did the mayor go?
- Next transport

All this red carpet treatment...

I'm beginning to think that Richard
is a reincarnation of Lord Byron

The authorities are
faced with a major problem

- Whatever Richard's been up to...
- Murder?

Don't be so dramatic
Penelope, there's no proof

However, obviously Richard's been
involved in some kind of scandal...

with a very important Greek

The Greek government are just as anxious
as we are to get Richard out of the country

I bet... Anything to save some Greek VIP

A habit which, I fear, is not the
exclusive province of the Greeks

Suppose it was murder?

* Woman singing *

* Boy speaks Greek *

I see... And where does that path lead to?

The monastery... Haematos Christou

If it was Richard he's sick

They've taken him to the
monastery of the blood of Christ

Well thank you very much
Yannis for your help and transport

Bye!

Not far now

Well don't you see, Tony? Hydra:
the hundred-headed monster

Each head, when it was cut off, grew again

by nature of some power
derived from its central body

A kind of infection,
guaranteeing immortality

- But that's mythology - But doesn't it
remind you of any cult or superstition?

It reminds me of all superstitions...

Christianity, for one

The Abbott says that in fact Chriseis
did bring him up here to be cured

but the monks have treated him

- Cured? What from?
- An ancient sickness

Go on.

Apparently, she doesn't want him
to be cured, merely to be kept alive

Now he says that he
thinks that she loves him

but that when she has no further
use for him she'll cast him off

* Abbott speaks Greek *

Then let him die

Now, what's he talking about?
Do you know what he means?

I think I do...

Centuries ago, the people of
Hydra brought this curse to the island

The monks tried to fight it

and in so doing found a cure for it

What form does this curse or sickness take?

It's... to do with the blood

Are you alright Penelope?

Yes, I think I'll just go for a walk

She looked a bit sick,
maybe I should go with her

No, stay where you are

* Abbott speaks Greek *

* Abbott speaks Greek *

No, I'll be alright, thank you

Yes... The Abbott says
they took this mountain pass

Where does it lead to?

To that old fort up there

A journey of about two, three hours

Two or three hours? It's only five
miles, we can use the Landrover

It's not passable, it's just a mule track

* Screams *

* Abbott speaks Greek *

What's that all about?

The monks' cells are normally
out of bounds to women

but in this case the Abbott
has given his permission

You didn't just leave him there did you?

- Leave who there?
- Richard

He was lying there... Dead

- Where?
- In the temple, out there

You come with me

- Look!
- What happened?

The monks make some great moonshine

You were suffering from wine
plus sunshine, nothing worse

You just take it easy now

- You don't have to go do you?
- I must. The Abbott will look after you

- Take me with you
- Now you rest

We'll be back as soon as
we can, and with Richard

Thank you

* Abbott speaks Greek *

* Chriseis whispers in Greek *

* Chriseis whispers in Greek *

Richard... Richard...

* Chriseis whispers in Greek *

* Chriseis shouts in Greek *

* A scream *

No!

Are you alright? Put this on

Tony! He's in a trance!

- They've taken the mules
- They've what!?

Bastards!

- We'd better carry him down
- In the dark?

- No we wait til dawn
- Could you take the two kids with you?

- Right
- Pick up Penelope at the monastery...

and get her off the island

And Richard?

I don't want Penelope to see him like this

Bob?

He's awake

I got your cable in... Mykonos

I wanted to stay til you came, but...

Chriseis's influence was too strong

I found myself... speaking in riddles

I was trying to cheat her...

or you

I don't know

It was a pretty crazy riddle

"Ariston men hydor"

Hydo... Hydra... You understood

It was Derek Longbow

A classical education still has its uses

- Where's Chriseis?
- She's gone

- Try to sleep
- You must watch for her

She'll be back

He's too weak to travel

He's too sick to be carried
down in this condition

I'll just have to pick up
any sort of transport I can get.

Wait

- Where are you going?
- Down to Hydra. To make some arrangements

- To get us out of here
- You can't go... Not yet

Anyone...

I must... protect you...

- Bob?
- Yes?

Take me outside... Place
me facing the mountains

Please...

Alright

O Zeus...

Put strength back into my limbs

Grant a safe passage to our friends..

and deliver us from the evil...

O great father of the gods...

send us a sign...

What's this all about?

All this looking up at the sky
seems to be placating the gods

* High-pitched wail *

* High-pitched wail *

Take care Derek

Look out!

The eagle!

The eagle

The eagle - did you see the sign?

- Didn't you count?
- Count what?

There are six people here...

and the eagle only swooped five times

I'll get back as soon as I can

That means one of us must die here...

...soon

I couldn't fight her

I thought that she loved me

I loved her

I thought she was the
escape I was looking for

but even then I couldn't...

- I couldn't...
- You don't have to tell us

I must...

in case she comes back

Go on, Richard

I couldn't...

make love to her

But Chriseis said it didn't matter

She said there were other things

What things, Richard?

If we're going to help you, we must know

- Where is Richard?
- I told you... at the fort

Now don't worry, Richard
is going to be alright

You said in a state of shock! Don't try
to hide anything Derek, how bad is he?

Well he's suffering from
some kind of hallucination

It would be better if he didn't
see you until he was in England

Now you go home, and say nothing

That won't be difficult
if you don't explain!

Oh I wish I knew what the hell was
happening. What am I going to tell father?

Absolutely nothing! Just tell
him that Richard was taken ill,

and Tony will explain it all later

Now bon voyage, have a good trip!

- Bye!
- Bye bye!

- I need your help
- Of course

* Speaks Greek *

- Athens
- Athens?

They don't trust us to
carry out their instructions.

Why?

They sent someone to interfere

- He is waiting for you there.
- Oh!

Colonel Stavros

What did you find?

Well, uh... it was some
kind of orgiastic ritual

- And Fountain?
- He wasn't involved

He was in a hypnotic trance

You expect us to accept that story?

In Corinth, Mykonos, Crete,
Fountain was merely an...

- ...an accessory after the fact
- Yes

Major, this is an order. Get Fountain
out of Greece not one minute...

That's exactly what we intend to do

Uh... we need to use your helicopter again

- In the mountains?
- We can take landing panels

Very well

- I will help you all I can
- Thank you, Colonel

Derek's taking his time,
hope there's nothing wrong

The whole thing is
wrong... but you can't see it

Now look, I've been
through the whole syllabus

of sexual deviation,
if you know, tell me

Look, I might as well
put on a headdress, some

warpaint, and dance
around you three times

You'll never believe it

Swooping eagles!

Monks with phoney
cures! Ritualistic murder!

There's got to be a perfectly logical
explanation, not this mumbo jumbo!

Mumbo jumbo! I suppose
you don't believe in superstition?

No

- Never walked around
a ladder? - Never

Or thrown salt over your shoulder?

* Speaks Greek *

Alright... what's your explanation?

- Dependence
- What?

Dependence! Richard came
to Greece in search of freedom

The plan backfired, and he
became dependent on Chriseis

because she's the inheritress of
an ancient and obscene practice

Come on Bob! In this day and age?

Look, only a year back, a man
was sacrificed in a London park

You've got your witches' covens in Mayfair,
voodoo in Soho, how do you explain that?

Logic?! Science?!

* Groaning, screaming *

* Calling for help *

This way!

Must be Chriseis! Go back!

Give me your hand!

* Chriseis screams *

Derek! Find a foothold!

* Chriseis screams *

* Derek screams *

Bob...! Bob...! Bob!

- You've killed her
- It was an accident

We've got to get off the island
fast... Help me with Richard

She's not dead yet!

What the hell are you
trying to do you bloody fool!

It was an accident... What do
you want to do, make it murder?

Hours seemed to pass before
the helicopter arrived to pick us up

We had a difficult time convincing
the authorities in Athens with our story

but were finally allowed to
take Richard back to England

- Hello Tony!
- Oh hello Basil, how nice to see you

- Sad business
- Yes

- How did in happen?
- In Hydra

- Where's he buried?
- Athens

He'd have liked that. Derek was
fond of Greece. You know when I...

Basil, lovely to see you again, but I must
dash. Let's have dinner some time. - Yes

Richard!

- Where are you going?
- Oxford

- Take care
- Of course

The one man I knew who might
logically explain the events in Greece

was Professor Holmstrom

Well, vampirism is a phenomenon popularly
associated with central and eastern Europe

It is however, of course, universal

though happily extremely rare

The romantic aspects of vampirism we
know, of course, mainly through the movies

Count Dracula and
such... the immortal

bloodsucker with the
overdeveloped molars...

graves opening at
sunset as he goes forth on

his nightly prowl for
beautiful victims...

garlands of garlic to
prevent our heroine from

donating her blood to
an unworthy cause...

the dreaded holy cross, blinding
the eyes of our thirsty villain...

and finally, his gory demise,
as the stake pierces his heart

and sends his tormented
soul into another world

That's charming, isn't it?

Well, so much for the
legend of vampirism, Tony

Ha, hokum I call it

You can call it what you like. I
happen to have spent a whole lifetime

studying the origins of
man, you see, so I know

that there is a more
serious and scientific aspect

For instance, did you know that
vampirism is a sexual perversion?

Erik, this is no time for jokes

Sado-masochism, my dear man, is no joke

Now, sado-masochistic
perversions, as you know,

are more likely to appeal to
frigid females and impotent males

This, uh... friend of
yours, what's his name?

What's his sexual status?

Do you know, I really don't know

Ah... um. Well...

Example: the man is impotent

Oh, he's searching for fulfilment

He meets a girl

or, even a man I suppose

Let's skip the rather special cases
of the homosexual vampire shall we?

Alright, anybody, anybody, male or female

provided... they satisfy
his sexual appetites

Are you trying to tell me that...

a girl sucking blood from a man's neck...

- ... can induce an orgasm?
- Yes of course!

- Huh...! Erik!
- Oh no, come come Tony, don't be so naive

Man works and loves in many ways

Some men, for instance, get
excitement only from statues

The Pygmalion syndrome

Other men can only make love in a coffin

You have voyeurs, transvestites,
narcissists, bestialists...

Ah, it's a funny old world we live in

And, by the same token, you
also have masochistic vampires

Now, if this is the
case with your friend...

well, I must tell you
that there is a grave risk

The best advice I can give you is to
make sure that he's not reminded of it

I'll do that... I'm sure with
some rest he'll recover

Back at college Richard rested

then returned to his
sporting activities and studies

The shadow began to lift, and his life
seemed gradually to return to normality

Now, Richard, I hope you won't mind
my talking shop two weeks before term

- Even if I did it wouldn't
stop you! - Quite!

I've got rather a tight
schedule for you I'm afraid

First, there's your official welcome
back to college at the quincentenary dinner

Lovely party Walter!

- So very glad you could come
- Thank you

- I suppose I'll have to make a speech
- Or just something short and witty

Then I've arranged that course
of lectures for you at Manchester

In term, with all my other commitments?!

Good money, plus expenses.
Help your status, dear boy

And now for our other spot of business...

your engagement to Penelope

I shall make the announcement tonight

Aren't you rather taking
things for granted, sir?

I've hardly discussed
the matter with Penelope.

I have

She's thrilled!

Penelope darling, I'm so delighted!

To Penelope and Richard,
long life and happiness!

Cheers!

(God help them both)

I'm not even in college this term!

I've been put into some lousy
boarding house on the Woodstock Road

Who arranged that?

Doctor Walter Goodrich... who else?

Bastard!

We're back to square one, Richard

Chriseis won't like that

Chriseis won't like that at all

Happy, darling?

- Yes, of course I am
- How do you feel?

Look...! I must finish this chapter tonight

I'm in the way...! oh, ... I'm sorry

- I'll see you tomorrow
- Alright my darling

Don't work too late

- Night, Richard
- Night

* Woman singing *

* Woman singing *

* Woman singing *

* Singing voices multiply *

Chriseis?

Chriseis?

Well that's what Marc Honeydew wrote me

That your father's been putting
the pressure on Richard again

- Marc Honeydew's an old woman!
- Let's stick to the point, shall we?

Daddy is not putting
the pressure on Richard,

he's arranging
things out of kindness

Then tell your father that
type of kindness can kill

Oh, stop being such a bloody
bully, Tony, I'm doing my best

Well it's just not good enough...
Hello? Hello...? Penelope?

Bob Kirby rang me and said it was
vital I come to Oxford immediately

There were signs that Richard
was beginning to crack again

Excuse me, have you seen Mr Kirby?

Mr Kirby!

Bob!

Geoff, will you excuse me a minute please?

Ok, Bob, what's all this
about? Are you sure?

Quite.

But that's impossible,
she just can't be...

Look I told you what we
should have done in Greece

but you wouldn't listen to me

- That is over
- Is it?

Alright! The point is, it
mustn't get any worse

- Let's get him out of Oxford
- It's Richard's speech tonight

- Speech? What speech?
- The quincentenary dinner

Do you remember at
the Vice Chancellor's

election, there was
the most frightful scene?

Charles Crabtree, that
most long-winded of orators

Oh, and talking of speeches, you will
keep yours brief, won't you dear boy?

Of course.

Well, Charles's bladder had
grown weak with the years...

And at the pay-off of some thirty
minute anecdote of total tedium

he suddenly flew from the high table

with his gown billowing out behind
him like Count Dracula's cloak

* Laughter *

Come along, Robert, time for din-dins

We mustn't keep dear Dr Goodrich waiting

In nomine beati Henrici,
sit felicitas vobiscum

Nobiscum et tecum et
cum spiritu beati Henrici

- You've dined in the hall before?
- Yes I have

Your Royal Highness...

your Excellency...

my lords, ladies, and gentlemen

It is my very great pleasure this evening

as provost of Lancaster
College in the University of Oxford

to welcome back to college our truly
beloved Magistri, Richard Fountain!

Redeuntis et acclamandi

My friends!

When a man comes back
from abroad, it is, as you

know, an ancient custom
that he brings a message

Mine is a message of freedom!

Let us beware of those who seek
to possess our bodies and our minds

for the academic world dehumanises us

and we become its natural dependents

"Love me!" says the academic,
"and do exactly as I tell you"

In this protection racket
of the establishment

the outsiders are labelled
"them", the collective enemy

the reds, the blacks, the
whites, the yellow peril...

We are brainwashed into the
same hatreds of the same threats

and over the years our
behaviour has become captive

and so in brotherhood we
plunge to our own destruction

But the gods!

The gods have given us freedom, my friends

Do not be trapped by the petty
schemes of academic hirelings

the thieves who come to take your souls

sitting among you now...

smooth deceivers...

in scarlet gowns, preparing as
soon as they rise from this table

to leech onto you!

Such a man is sitting there...

or there...

or there

or there

Worst of all - there!

Richard!

But that's not all, my friends

- Use your power... exercise your...
- Richard!

Enough, Richard! Enough!

Leave him alone, you've had your chance!

- Richard? Take it easy
- Don't touch me

Come on!

Quiet!

Keep quiet and sit down!

I command you!

Richard!

Through there!

- Where did they go?
- Come on!

* Woman singing *

Richard...

Richard...

Richard...

Make love to me...

Love me... love me Richard

Love me... kiss me...
make love to me Richard

Richard...

* She screams *

In there!

My God!

Richard!

God!

* Bird shrieks *

* Richard screams *

As provost of Lancaster College
in the University of Oxford...

I am empowered to act
as coroner, in respect of

death which occurred
within the college precincts

The privilege was granted
to all provosts of this college

by our founder, King Henry VI

and has been countenanced
by his royal successors

The inquest may take place in
private, without the presence of the press

the police, or any other outside authority

Only the verdict need be made public

It is my verdict...

that Penelope...

that Penelope Goodrich...

and Richard Fountain...

being misused by the
world, did in equal consent

take their own lives

the one by the letting of blood

the other by falling
from a college building

while temporarily of unsound mind

May God...

and our beloved founder...

have pity for their souls

Officially the matter was closed

but as Bob had realised, back in Greece

I now knew there was one
last act still to be carried out

I can't go through with it!

- We have to
- I can't!