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Overture
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Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror
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After the novel “Dracula”
by Bram Stoker
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Freely adapted by
Henrik Galeen
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Direction:
Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau
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Costumes and Sets:
Albin Grau
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Photography:
Fritz Arno Wagner
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Music:
Hans Erdmann
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Persons:
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Count Orlok: Max Schreck
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Hutter: Gustav von Wangenheim
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Ellen, his Wife: Greta Schröeder
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Harding, a Shipowner: G.H. Schnell
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Ruth, his Sister: Ruth Landshoff
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Professor Sievers, the Town Doctor:
Gustav Botz
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Knock, a Property Broker:
Alexander Granach
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Professor Bulwer, a Paracelsian:
John Gottowt
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A Captain: Max Nemetz
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1st Sailor: Wolfgang Heinz
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2nd Sailor: Albert Venohr
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Act I
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Chronicle of the Great Death in Wisborg
The Year of Our Lord 1838
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Nosferatu.
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Does this word not sound to you like
the midnight cry of the Deathbird?
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Beware that you say it, else the
images of life fade into shadows,
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haunting dreams rise from your heart
and nourish themselves on your blood.
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Long have I thought about the onset
and conclusion of the Great Death
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in my hometown of Wisborg.
Here is its story:
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There once lived in Wisborg
Hutter and his young wife Ellen...
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“Why have you killed them...
the beautiful flowers...?!”
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“Not so hasty, young friend!
No one outruns their fate.”
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There was also a property broker, Knock,
about whom all sorts of rumors went around.
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One thing for certain,
he paid his people well...
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“Count Orlok – His Grace...
from Transylvania...”
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“wishes to purchase a lovely house...
in our little town...”
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“You could earn a tidy sum...”
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“...though it shall cost some effort...”
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“a bit of sweat and perhaps...”
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“a little blood...”
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“He wants a right fine,
deserted house...”
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“That house... just across from yours.
Offer him that one!”
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“Travel quickly, travel well, young friend,
into the land of spectres.”
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“I travel far, far away into the
land of thieves and spectres.”
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Thus did Hutter give his distraught
wife over to the care of his friends,
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the wealthy shipowner
Harding and his sister...
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“Do not be concerned.”
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...and the young Hutter traveled many
dusty roads, but at last the peaks
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of the Carpathians glowed ahead of him.
The horses pulled harder...
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“Quickly... my dinner –
I must get to the castle of Count Orlok!”
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“You cannot go any further,
the werewolf roams through the woods.”
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Of Vampyres, Ghastly Spirits,
Witchcraft, and the Seven Deadly Sins
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From Belial’s Seed sprang forth the
Vampyre Nosferatu, one who does live and
feed himself from the Blood of Mankind.
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Unredeemed he dwells in fearsome
Caverns, Sepulchres, and Coffins,
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such as may be filled with accursed
Earth from the Fields of the Black Death.
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Of Vampyres, Ghastly Spirits,
Witchcraft, and the Seven Deadly Sins
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“Drive on! The sun sets!”
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“Pay what you want!
We’ll travel no further!”
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“We won’t go! It’s creepy
on the other side of the pass!”
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Scarcely had Hutter crossed the bridge,
when he was struck by the eerie visions
of which he has often told me.
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“You left me waiting –
waiting too long.”
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“Now it is coming on midnight.”
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“The servants are asleep!”
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End of Act I
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Act II
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“You have done yourself injury...
The precious blood!”
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“Shall we not keep one another company”
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“a little while, most lovely man?”
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“It is yet quite a long time until sunrise –”
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“and I sleep in the day, my dear fellow,”
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“I truly sleep the deepest sleep – –”
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Once the sun rose, the shadows of
night also retreated from Hutter...
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My Darling! My Dearest!
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Let yourself not be grieved that
your Beloved travels far away.
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The mosquitoes are a real nuisance.
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Two have just bitten me on the neck,
quite close together, each on one side.
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One dreams heavily here
in this desolate castle,
but do not be alarmed.
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The spectral evening light seemed to revive
the shadows of the castle once again...
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“A beautiful neck your wife has...”
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“I am buying the house...
that fine, deserted house,
the one across from yours...”
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In the Night this same Nosferatu may latch
his claws onto his Victim and suck for his
own infernal Life-potion their Blood.
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Take heed lest his Shadow, like an Incubus,
encumber you with gruesome Dreams.
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At the same hour.
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“A doctor... a doctor!”
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“Harmless blood congestion.”
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The doctor related Ellen’s distress
to me as some sort of unknown malady.
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I know, however, that her soul heard
the the cry of the Deathbird that night –
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Already was Nosferatu
spreading his wings.
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But with the morning light, Hutter set out
to investgate the horrors of that night.
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The raftsmen did not know of the sinister
load they carried into the valley.
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End of Act II
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Act III
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“He was brought yesterday
to the hospital by farmers.”
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“They said he had fallen.
He is still feverish...”
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“Coffins – – –”
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Nosferatu was on the way.
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The peril for Wisborg drew near.
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The Paracelsian, Professor Bulwer, who
at this time was fathoming the secrets
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of Nature and their most profound
correlations, told me about it:
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Onto the double-masted schooner, Empusa,
were loaded coffins filled with earth...
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“The ship’s all set
for sail this night.”
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Port Authority Galaz
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Lading of the Vessel Empusa
Route: from Galaz to Wisborg
Lading Port: Varna
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Parcelled Goods: from Varna to Wisborg
6 crates, containing earth
for experimental purposes.
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Galaz, 17 August 1838
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Of those days, I will note that
Professor Bulwer was explaining
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to his pupils the savage
manner of carnivorous plants.
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With horror they beheld the
mysterious workings of Nature.
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“Is it not – like a vampire!”
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It seems that the approach of the
wretched Nosferatu had already driven
the property broker Knock into his Shadow.
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“The patient admitted yesterday
is having a fit of raving madness...”
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“Blood is life! Blood is life!!!!”
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“And this one here...”
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“...a polyp with tentacles...”
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“...transparent... almost incorporeal...”
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“...nearly just a phantom...”
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“Spiders...!”
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Ellen was often seen on the beach
in the solitude of the dunes.
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Her yearning flew out towards
her beloved, her eyes searched
over waves and in the distance.
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My Darling! My Dearest!
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Let yourself not be grieved that
your Beloved travels far away.
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The mosquitoes are a real nuisance.
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Two have just bitten me on the neck,
quite close together, each on one side.
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One dreams heavily here
in this desolate castle,
but do not be alarmed.
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“No, I must be away...
on the shortest path home!!!”
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Plague
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In Transylvania and the Black Sea ports
of Varna and Galaz, an epidemic of plague
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has broken out. Young people are being
carried off in droves. All victims present
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the same peculiar stigmata on their neck,
the origin of which is still baffling to doctors.
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The Dardanelles were closed to all
ships suspected of carrying the plague.
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“Below deck, a sailor has fallen ill.
He’s delirious.”
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It crept like a pestilence
throughout the ship.
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The first sailor who was infected
pulled the whole crew after him
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into the dark grave of the waves.
In the light of the sinking sun,
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the captain and ship’s mate bid farewell
to the last of their comrades...
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“I’m going below!!!
If I’m not back up again in ten minutes...”
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The Death Ship had its new captain.
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End of Act III
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Act IV
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It is very hard to say how,
with his depleted strength,
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the young Hutter succeeded in overcoming
every obstacle on his journey home,
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while Nosferatu’s deadly breath swelled the
sails of the ship, so that with supernatural
haste it flew towards his destination.
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“I must go to him. He is coming!!!”
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“The Master is nigh...
The Master is nigh...!”
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Long have I pondered why Nosferatu
was said to have brought coffins filled
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with earth along with him. I found it
recorded that vampires can only draw
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their shadowy power from the accursed
earth in which they were buried.
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“I thank God... you are safe...
All is well now...”
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“Looked over everything...
No living soul on board.”
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Varna – 12th July
Crew – excluding myself as Captain
one Helmsman
one Ship’s Mate
five Sailors
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Second Day: 13th July
One sailor taken ill with fever
Heading: SSW
Wind Direction: NE
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Third Day: 14th July
Ship’s mate talking crazy
An unknown passenger may be below deck
Heading: SE
Wind Direction: NE
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Tenth Day: 22nd July
Rats in ship’s hold
Danger of plague
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“Danger of plague!! Get to your homes!
Bar all windows and doors!”
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Proclamation
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Be it hereby declared and known to all
citizens that the most-high Magistrate
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forbids the transport of suspected
plague victims to the hospital,
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for doing so will only spread
plague through the streets.
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End of Act IV
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Act V
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Hutter had bound Ellen to a solemn
promise not to touch the book that
had frightened him with its visions.
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She however could not resist its
strange, foreign compulsion.
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In the Night this same Nosferatu may latch
his claws onto his Victim and suck for his
own infernal Life-potion their Blood.
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Take heed lest his Shadow, like an Incubus,
encumber you with gruesome dreams.
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Forasmuch as no other
Deliverance is available,
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it may be that a Woman truly
without sin make the Vampyre
forget the first Crowing of the Cock,
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would She give him
Freely of her own Blood.
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“Thus I see it –
every evening...!!!”
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Fear crouched in every corner of the town.
Who was still healthy? Who already ill?
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“I am running over as quick as I can...
I will fetch Sievers...”
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Forasmuch as no other
Deliverance is available,
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it may be that a Woman truly
without sin make the Vampyre
forget the first Crowing of the Cock,
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would She give him
Freely of her own Blood.
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Convulsed by fear, the town sought
out a scapegoat: it was Knock.
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“We’ve seen him!
He ran from the house!
He has strangled the warder...”
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“He has strangled him...
the vampire!”
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I love You
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“Bulwer! Fetch Bulwer!”
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“Knock is captured!”
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“The Master... the Master...!”
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“The Master... is... dead.”
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...and the Truth bore witness
to the Miracle: at the same hour,
the Great Death ceased
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as the Shadow of the Deathbird
was scattered before the victorious
beams of the living Sun.
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The End
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