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You can
let me through peacefully.
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Or I can kill every one of you.
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Your choice.
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Hmm.
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Huh?
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You make me kill every last one of you,
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but then there's nothing fucking here.
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{\an8}Why not keep the world in darkness
forever and destroy it all at once?
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{\an8}She must have exhausted her power.
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{\an8}We should attack again now
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{\an8}while she's weak.
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{\an8}She's not weak.
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{\an8}I'm sorry I didn't get here sooner.
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{\an8}Who did you lose?
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{\an8}Her mother.
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{\an8}Though she's not exactly dead.
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{\an8}I'm sorry.
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{\an8}I know how she feels.
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{\an8}I found a well.
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{\an8}There are places we can sleep
which are dry enough.
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{\an8}There's a hearth, too,
where we can light a fire and cook.
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{\an8}Thanks, Mizrak.
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{\an8}How much do you know
about Erzsebet Bathory?
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{\an8}She absorbed the power of an Egyptian
goddess called Sekhmet.
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{\an8}Which apparently
is a lot of fucking power.
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{\an8}I went to find the source of it.
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{\an8}Her power.
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{\an8}Perhaps it would be a key to a weakness.
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{\an8}A way to destroy her.
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{\an8}I found a temple half-buried
in the Egyptian desert.
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{\an8}Half temple, half tomb, in fact.
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{\an8}Sekhmet's tomb.
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{\an8}You mean the goddess is dead?
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{\an8}Dead for thousands of years.
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{\an8}Her blood, however,
is still stored in the temple.
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{\an8}Goddess blood stays fresh, I suppose.
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Why did they keep her blood?
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So that one day, Sekhmet
could return to Earth and rule again,
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as she did at the dawn of time.
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Which meant someone drinking the blood.
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Someone it would not destroy.
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Erzsebet.
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She's very powerful.
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I threw everything I had at her,
but she brushed it aside.
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We had to run.
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Do you have a plan?
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An Egyptian deity has two souls,
called the ba and the ka.
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The first is present in the blood.
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The second is in the goddess's heart,
which is preserved in her mummy.
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She gave her heart to her mother?
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It's an ancient pagan practice.
A preserved desiccated corpse.
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Oh. Uh, sounds lovely.
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But are grounds for hope.
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{\an8}Centuries ago, the mummy was stolen.
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{\an8}Drolta was Sekhmet's High Priestess
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{\an8}and did everything she could
to conceal this fact.
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I spent the last few years tracking it,
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the tomb robbers, their descendants,
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across Africa and then to Europe,
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finally, France.
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I believe it's in Paris now,
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where I must go to destroy it.
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And I could use some help, Richter.
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You're a Belmont, after all.
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When I am strong again,
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I will make him grovel
and piss himself in terror.
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I will cut his half-breed head
from his half-breed neck
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and tie it to my chariot
for all the world to see.
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Alucard, son of Dracula,
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vanquished by my power.
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How dare you leave me all alone.
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He's a living legend who's known
my family for hundreds of years.
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And he appears from nowhere,
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saying I should go with him
on this important mission to fight evil.
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And I'm a Belmont. How can I refuse?
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But I know Maria won't come.
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She won't leave Tera.
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And you don't want to leave Maria.
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She'll want revenge.
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On the Abbot, on Erzsebet,
which will get her killed.
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I could tell her this plan.
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Going to Paris is the way to get revenge,
win this war, but suppose it isn't?
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Staying here to be defeated again
isn't a plan at all.
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Speaker woman.
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"Think what a powerful servant
you would be," you said.
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You do magic.
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Do some magic.
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"Loyal too," you said.
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As if you could be another Drolta.
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You are not Drolta.
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But perhaps I have a use for you.
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The Abbott,
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the man who loves you
but sacrificed you to me,
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go to him.
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Bring him to me, now.
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Machecoul's a long way.
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I don't know if I can keep
making ice that far.
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Find out.
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Give them eternal rest, O Lord.
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And let the eternal light shine upon them.
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May they rest in peace
through the mercy of God.
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{\an8}Amen.
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No songs today.
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Why is that?
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I'm sorry that all your friends are dead.
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How can a creature like you be sorry?
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The girl from Saint-Domingue,
she was your friend.
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You remember her, don't you?
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Yes.
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That is not possible.
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These men died
because they believed in you.
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So you pray for them, hoping it will help.
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But not for us.
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The night creatures you will burn
because you think we offend your God.
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You are devils from hell,
and that's where you'll return.
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What would be the point of prayers?
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And when the time comes,
you will see me there.
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Tera.
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Aren't you going to tell me
how strangely beautiful I look?
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We saved our little girl.
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Did we?
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The Vampire Messiah
demands your attendance.
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So, of course, she sends you.
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And is she your messiah now?
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What does she want?
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She wants you to come when she calls.
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You still love her?
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Maria?
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Even now you're a vampire?
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Of course I love her!
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Stay away from Maria, Tera.
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If you harm her now,
your sacrifice will have been for nothing.
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Oh, what a loving father you are.
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No.
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What will you do if I don't cage you?
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Will you do more than just sing?
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Whatever happens with your mother, Maria,
it won't bring you peace.
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She's a vampire. We have to accept that.
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Just like that?
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No, no. Sorry.
Of course not just like that.
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And don't talk as if my mother
matters to you as much as she does to me.
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You chose to leave her there.
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It was her choice, Maria.
And it was a choice between her and you.
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{\an8}No. You needed to escape.
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And you were only able to take me with you
because I was unconscious.
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You ran away, Richter.
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It's what you do.
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So, run away to Paris.
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I don't want you here anyway.
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Welcome to immortality.
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What do you want?
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Have you fed yet?
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It's impossible to fight it,
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but it doesn't make you an animal.
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You're not just a beast
consumed by lust for blood.
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You have a mind which can think
and a heart which can love.
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I could tell her what a treacherous little
snake you are. That's why you're here.
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Well, you can relax.
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I'm not going back to Erzsebet.
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I see.
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That's good.
You're following your heart then.
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But you might want to eat something first.
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What are they?
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Really?
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Vampires.
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Me and Richter,
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we used to think it was fun,
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which is stupid,
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to kill them.
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They were just evil things
there to be killed.
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What's it like to have one as your father?
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You mean, are they all evil?
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Well, they're not all Erzsebet Bathory.
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My father, in the end...
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I believe there was good in him.
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He loved my mother, and that made him...
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not evil, at least.
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I've known human men who were far worse.
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Like my father.
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He's a Forgemaster.
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Families, eh?
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So, love?
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Love can redeem them.
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Love is a fragile, capricious thing
in this cold, fleeting world.
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But if anything
can redeem anyone, then yes.
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Love.
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Probably.
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What happened to your father in the end?
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I killed him.
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The National Guard.
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- I know who they are.
- The Revolutionary Army.
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The government in Paris
must have sent them to join us.
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You said there's a light in the darkness,
but I can't see any light.
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We lost.
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We lost completely.
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There was a power down there.
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It swept Papa Legba aside like a cobweb.
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Papa Legba is the gatekeeper, Annette,
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who opens and closes the portals
to the spirit world.
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You need to go further.
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Beyond Papa Legba, through the gate.
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Listen. Look.
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Hear. See.
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Why did you give this task to me?
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You are much more powerful than me.
You should have come yourself.
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Hear.
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See.
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Hear what? See what?
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Annette.
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Are you all right?
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Maria doesn't want me here.
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So we should go.
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Mizrak will keep an eye on her.
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And there's someone else
who can come and protect her.
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Countess.
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Your Magnificence.
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We need to discuss our next steps.
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We agreed our first objective should be
the Revolutionary stronghold of Nantes.
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Ugh. Your trivial plan.
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No.
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When we are ready, we march on Paris.
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Cut this revolution's head off.
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I believe they're fond of beheadings.
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But that isn't why I summoned you here.
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You did not summon me.
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You asked me to come, and I agreed.
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How many of your hell-beasts did you lose?
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More than I would have wished,
but I can make more.
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You, too, suffered some losses.
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Your monks are all dead. Use them.
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No.
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I won't do that.
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It seems, sometimes,
the creature retains its soul.
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And those were Christian men.
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I will let them rest in peace,
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if God wills it.
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They're not simply your servants then.
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They will do as I command.
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You could bring her back.
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And she would still be herself.
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She's a vampire. She was undead.
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I don't know if the machine
can work with such material.
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You are suffering, grieving.
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And your servant's death
is difficult to accept.
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I do not accept it.
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And you have the means
to return her to me.
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You will do so.
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But she's a vampire.
What I said about returning their souls?
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She doesn't have a soul.
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You think that's the difference
between us, don't you, Father Abbot?
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You and your monks have souls,
and we do not.
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Bring her back.
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Edouard's made his choice, Annette.
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You'll see him again.
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Where's Maria?
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At least I can say goodbye to her.
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She ran off to meet
the Revolutionary Army.
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I'll go after her if you wish.
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00:26:09,708 --> 00:26:12,915
Well, if it's the National Guard,
she'll be in her element,
260
00:26:12,916 --> 00:26:15,124
catching up on the news about Paris,
261
00:26:15,125 --> 00:26:18,291
debating them to death
about God knows what.
262
00:26:18,875 --> 00:26:21,583
Tell her we looked for her,
and we'll see her again too.
263
00:26:26,458 --> 00:26:27,291
Tell her...
264
00:26:30,791 --> 00:26:32,000
Don't tell her anything.
265
00:26:33,666 --> 00:26:35,041
When all this is over,
266
00:26:36,125 --> 00:26:37,415
I'll tell her myself.
267
00:28:18,625 --> 00:28:23,000
The Vampire Messiah
welcomes you back from hell.
268
00:28:25,208 --> 00:28:27,125
Father Forgemaster.
269
00:28:27,875 --> 00:28:29,666
This was very kind.
270
00:28:30,500 --> 00:28:33,208
But I hope you don't expect me
to obey you.
271
00:28:34,250 --> 00:28:39,041
As always, I have one mistress
and one mistress alone.
272
00:28:40,250 --> 00:28:43,625
And she has a world to conquer.
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