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Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: {40}{160}Downloaded From www.AllSubs.org {2139}{2196}How are ya, Doctor?|Hello, Harry. {2279}{2370}Hey, Charlie.|Hello, Dr. Brewster,|Mr. Stanley. {2372}{2457}How are ya? Say, are those|all the passengers you had?|Just the four. {2459}{2516}You didn't put anybody off|at the wrong station, did you? {2518}{2585}We're here to meet|a friend of the Caldwells,|a Count Alucard. {2587}{2670}There was no count|on this train.|All customers. {2671}{2763}Say, there was a lot|of stuff in the baggage car|that might belong to your count. {2765}{2831}Thanks.|We'll take a look at it. {2833}{2879}[Man]|All aboard! {2957}{3024}Well, does this look|as though he's come to stay|for just a couple of weeks? {3026}{3107}No, it doesn't. I wonder|what's become of him. {3109}{3179}Probably coming by car.|Don't worry.|He'll show up. {3331}{3454}"D-R-A-C..."|What are you|mumbling about? {3456}{3532}Nothing, nothing.|Just a silly idea hit me. {3534}{3603}Well, if there's no Alucard,|there's no need of our waiting|around here. {3605}{3663}I've got to get back|to the office. {4195}{4267}- Is that you, Matthew?|- Yes, ma'am, Miss Kay.|This is Matthew. {4269}{4373}I brought the trunks and boxes,|but Mr. Frank said the count|didn't come on the train. {4374}{4469}Oh. Well, put them|in the guest house|as I told you. {4470}{4553}Yes, ma'am,|but I have to have some help.|They're amazingly heavy. {4554}{4637}Then get some of the other boys|to help you.|Yes, ma'am. Thank you, ma'am. {4639}{4691}Come on, Sam. Come on. {4800}{4863}Matthew's back from town.|Oh, did the count come? {4865}{4913}No, not yet. {4915}{4993}If you only had a phone,|Frank would have called|after the train arrived. {4995}{5044}Believe me, if I still|lived here, I'd have one, {5046}{5109}even if I had to|string the wires myself. {5110}{5195}There are other means|of communication.|Oh, please, Kay. {5197}{5270}No lectures on metaphysics|tonight, huh? {5272}{5345}You should allow your mind|to explore the unknown, Claire, {5347}{5413}then you wouldn't laugh|at telepathy. {5414}{5474}I know Count Alucard|will be here tonight, {5476}{5527}without benefit|of telephone. {5529}{5599}Oh, he probably|missed the train and|will come down tomorrow. {5601}{5661}I must run in|and see Dad for a minute|before I dress for the party. {5662}{5709}See you later, huh? {5917}{5987}[Frogs Croaking,|Birds Squawking] {6370}{6442}[Mumbled Chanting] {6468}{6538}[Mumbled Chanting|Continues] {6741}{6801}[Squawking] {6802}{6899}You do not know|why you came here tonight. {6901}{6965}It was because|I wished you here. {6966}{7029}W-Well, why? {7030}{7129}Isn't Count Alucard...|I wished you here|to warn you. {7234}{7315}The angel of death hovers|over a great house. {7317}{7376}I see it in ruins... {7378}{7442}weeds, vines growing|over it, {7444}{7536}bats flying in and out|the broken windows. {7538}{7601}But I want to know|of Count Alucard.|Is he coming? {7650}{7733}Do you hear me?|Do you hear me, Queen Zimba? {7735}{7801}Alucard is not his name. {7802}{7868}You must stop him|before it is too late. {7870}{7949}Stop him before death comes|to Dark Oaks. {7951}{8009}Tell me if he is|coming tonight. {8034}{8125}I see you...|marrying a corpse, {8127}{8175}living in a grave. {8177}{8273}I see...|[Flapping] {8662}{8731}[Flapping,|Squeaking Continue] {8802}{8849}Queen Zimba! {9160}{9206}[Bird Cawing] {9294}{9352}** [Waltz] {10430}{10477}Uh, Steven! {10592}{10681}This excitement|over Kay's count|has worn me out. {10683}{10761}If you'll all excuse me,|I'll let Steven|take me upstairs. {10763}{10820}[All Murmur]|Good night, Colonel.|Good night. {10880}{10926}- He's holding up very well.|- Good night. {10928}{11005}[Woman]|Good night, Colonel.|Well, Father, {11006}{11082}I'm afraid we'll have to|do this all over again|when Count Alucard does come. {11084}{11158}I'm afraid so.|I hope you're not|too tired, Father. {11160}{11237}No, I feel fine.|Now, you run along and dance. {11239}{11314}Steven'll help me upstairs.|Good night, children.|Good night then. {11316}{11362}Good night, Father.|Good night, Colonel. {11364}{11402}Good night. {12358}{12427}I'll smoke a cigar|before going to bed. {12490}{12553}That'll be all|for now, Steven.|Yes, sir. {13134}{13232}Kay, you're worried|about something.|I wish you'd tell me what it is. {13234}{13328}Wouldn't you be upset|if you gave a reception and your|guest of honor didn't appear? {13330}{13411}Is that all?|Isn't that enough? {13413}{13485}Yes, I suppose it is,|but I rather thought|you might be worrying... {13487}{13561}about that old Hungarian gypsy|you brought back with you. {13563}{13620}I understand|she died tonight. {13622}{13684}Queen Zimba?|"Queen"? {13686}{13777}That old swamp cat with|a cabin full of dried lizards|and stuffed toads? {13779}{13842}It's good riddance,|if you ask me. {13844}{13897}How did you know|she was dead? {13898}{13989}That sort of news travels fast.|One of the farm hands told me. {13990}{14057}He also said you were there|when she died. {14094}{14167}I'd hoped|no one knew that.|Why? {14169}{14239}She died of a heart attack.|Certainly your being there|could have no bearing on it. {14241}{14301}Oh, they'll ask questions... {14302}{14386}What was I doing there,|and what brought on the attack? {14388}{14466}And if I told them,|no one around here|would believe it. {14468}{14520}Oh, what do they know|of these occult matters? {14522}{14566}Blind fools. {14584}{14678}Kay, I think it's about time|I talked to you frankly. {14680}{14753}We're not blind,|and we're not fools. We're|just plain, sensible people... {14754}{14818}that refuse to be fooled by|a lot of supernatural nonsense. {14820}{14866}"Nonsense"?|Exactly. {14868}{14938}There's no magic|in dried lizards|and dead chickens. {14939}{15030}Ever since you met this|Count Alucard in Budapest,|you've changed. {15032}{15066}I hardly know you. {15116}{15213}Kay, let me take you away|from all this morbid business. {15214}{15272}A six-month's honeymoon...|a year, if you like. {15274}{15341}We won't come back here|until you've overcome|some of these strange ideas. {15367}{15433}I'm sorry.|"Sorry"? {15434}{15493}Does that mean you're|breaking our engagement? {15494}{15571}Oh, no. You mustn't|even think that. {15573}{15682}Then what is it, Kay?|There must be some reason.|Of course there's a reason. {15684}{15798}Since we were kids, there's|never been anyone in my heart|but you. You know that. {15800}{15896}But, well... {15898}{15992}Don't ever doubt me, Frank,|no matter what happens.|Believe in me. {15994}{16100}Believe that what I'm doing|is best for us both. {16102}{16154}Has it anything to do|with Alucard? {16156}{16227}[Sighs]|I see. {16258}{16332}I'm afraid there's something|I must tell you, Kay. {16334}{16396}Alucard is an impostor,|a fake. {16398}{16475}How can you say|such a thing?|I wrote to Senator Manfield. {16477}{16563}His reply informed me that|Count Alucard is not known|at the Hungarian embassy. {16565}{16627}[Scoffs]|You must be very proud|of that bit of snooping. {16629}{16694}I only did what|any man would do to protect|the girl he intends to marry. {16710}{16782}[Guests Chattering]|Miss Kay! {16845}{16894}**[Continues] {16896}{16958}Dr. Brewster,|is there anything I can do?|No, no. You stay here. {16960}{17006}Keep the party moving. {17231}{17278}Father! {17476}{17522}Get some water! {17615}{17687}Looks like the colonel fell|asleep and dropped his cigar.|That's what started the fire. {17689}{17750}Yeah, that's|probably what happened. {17855}{17913}There's no evidence|of asphyxiation. {17914}{17968}His heart might have|stopped beating before the fire. {17970}{18017}He might even have died|in his sleep. {18018}{18093}He looks as though he were|literally frightened to death. {18153}{18209}It's purely a reflex|of the facial muscles. {18210}{18290}Doctor, what are those|two marks on the throat?|They don't look like burns. {18351}{18398}[Sobbing] {18436}{18518}Come, Claire.|I think you'd better go. {18650}{18721}[Guests Chattering|Quietly] {18754}{18800}[Car Engine Revs] {18922}{18973}[Knocking] {19094}{19170}Announce Count Alucard. {19172}{19230}Explain that I came|by motor and was delayed. {19232}{19341}I'm sorry, sir, but|Colonel Caldwell died tonight, {19343}{19398}and the family isn't receiving. {19400}{19475}- Announce me!|- Yes, sir. {19731}{19868}Central, I called Professor|Lazlo at Muirfield University|about a half an hour ago. {19870}{19929}Will you please|check the call for me? {19931}{20029}This is Dr. Harry Brewster,|228. Thank you. {20385}{20431}[Ringing] {20458}{20505}Hello? {20506}{20564}Yes, this is|Harry Brewster speaking. {20566}{20633}[Chuckles]|Fine, thank you. {20635}{20722}Why, I called to find out|if you know anything about... {20724}{20832}a titled Hungarian family|named Alucard... {20834}{20896}A-L-U-C-A-R-D. {20898}{20954}Alucard? No. {20956}{21037}I'm sure there is|no such family.|The name is not Hungarian. {21038}{21096}Well, can you tell me, {21098}{21159}is it possible there's|a Count Dracula still living? {21161}{21271}Dracula?|I'm sure there is not. {21273}{21382}History says the last|Count Dracula died in the|Middle Ages. Why do you ask? {21384}{21475}A certain Count Alucard is|visiting a friend of mine. {21477}{21557}I happened to notice that|the name spelled backward|is Dracula. {21559}{21606}[Chuckling]|It made me curious. {21608}{21693}That is strange.|According to|the legends of my people, {21694}{21812}the last Count Dracula|became one of the undead...|a vampire... {21814}{21889}and was finally destroyed|in the 19th century. {21891}{21979}[Chuckles]|I am considered somewhat|of an authority on the subject. {21981}{22030}I know, Professor.|That's why I called you. {22032}{22110}If this man is an impostor,|why should he assume that name|over all others? {22112}{22164}Oh, he wouldn't...|not if he were sane. {22166}{22250}In Transylvania,|the name is associated|only with evil. {22252}{22323}I advise you to be|very careful of that man. {22325}{22449}From your tone, I gather you|don't entirely disbelieve the|legends of the former Dracula. {22450}{22587}In my research,|I have uncovered data which|I cannot entirely disprove. {22589}{22701}I do not say I believe,|but, in honesty,|I cannot say I disbelieve. {22702}{22774}I repeat,|be very, very careful|of that man. {22775}{22863}I will, Professor.|Thank you very much. {22865}{22911}Good-bye, sir. {23069}{23131}You will find this will|a comparatively simple document, {23133}{23233}owing chiefly to the fact|that you two girls are the only|living kin of Colonel Caldwell. {23234}{23327}It divides the entire estate...|cash, securities and all...|evenly between... {23329}{23422}Pardon me, Judge Simmons.|May I ask the date|of that will? {23423}{23549}August 24. It was made on|the occasion of Miss Claire's|attaining legal age. {23551}{23607}Then there's a will|of a later date. {24123}{24193}There's no important difference|between them, Claire. {24194}{24258}There's a mighty important|difference for you, Kay. {24260}{24326}According to this, you get|nothing but the plantation. {24328}{24377}Claire gets all cash|and securities. {24406}{24469}It's properly witnessed|and can't be disputed, {24483}{24553}but I can't imagine what|your father was thinking of. {24554}{24603}It's the way I wanted it. {24605}{24696}To divide the estate otherwise|would have meant|selling the plantation. {24698}{24785}I love Dark Oaks,|and hope to live here...|always. {24787}{24897}But, my dear child, it takes|real capital to operate|a plantation of this size. {24898}{24987}I wouldn't worry about that,|Judge. I think Colonel Caldwell|knew what he was doing. {24989}{25060}Oh. Oh, I see. {25062}{25117}Well, I'd, uh... I'd offer|my congratulations, {25118}{25193}but this hardly seems|the proper time. {25194}{25254}That seems to end the matter. {25256}{25323}I'll start the legal machinery|in motion at once. {25325}{25409}In fact, I'll start it today,|if the clerk's office is|still open. {25411}{25461}Good-bye.|Oh, don't bother, Claire. {25463}{25541}I'll find my way out,|thank you.|Good-bye, Judge. {25543}{25622}I can't understand|how you've been able|to get along without servants. {25624}{25689}I take it that none of them|have returned since that night. {25690}{25787}No, but I'll arrange for others|if I find I need them. {25789}{25855}Well, of course, you know|what you want to do. {25857}{25933}Come along, Claire.|Let's leave these two|alone for a while. {25959}{26031}I'll see you again|before I leave. {26122}{26216}I'm so terribly sorry|for Frank. I'm afraid he's|living in a fool's paradise. {26218}{26309}A fool's paradise?|Yes, I'm certain Kay doesn't|intend to marry him. {26310}{26416}Well, what's the trouble...|Count Alucard?|Oh, she couldn't marry him. {26418}{26471}There's something, well,|repulsive about him. {26473}{26572}The way he came in the night|Father died, and...|Oh, I don't know. {26574}{26662}I understand he left|almost immediately.|At least that was decent of him. {26664}{26722}Yes, but... {26724}{26826}I'm positive Kay's been seeing|him more or less secretly.|Why do you say that? {26828}{26929}A couple of nights ago,|I heard them talking|in the hall downstairs. {26931}{27032}Somehow, I didn't like|the idea, and I went to the head|of the stairs to make sure. {27034}{27109}And?|Kay was alone|in the lower hall, {27111}{27165}but she was looking up|at me as if... {27167}{27254}well, as if she'd been|caught at something|she wasn't very proud of. {27256}{27302}I see. {27357}{27471}Did you mention it to her?|Yes, but she pooh-poohed|the idea, said I was dreaming. {27473}{27572}I let it go at that,|but I wasn't dreaming.|I hadn't been asleep. {27574}{27645}Hmm.|That does sound strange. {27882}{27945}Have you been|in the guest house since|the night your father died? {27946}{28045}No, but surely you don't|think Count Alucard...|I don't know what to think! {28046}{28133}He couldn't be living in town|without my knowing it. {28135}{28230}I'd like to take a look|at his belongings,|if he hasn't taken them away. {28232}{28309}He couldn't have|done that alone...|they were too heavy. {28311}{28381}This might be|a very good time. {28641}{28729}Two large chests|as well as the trunks|came on the train. {28731}{28802}I don't know|what's become of them.|They were put in here. {29274}{29353}That's strange.|They're not in there either. {29410}{29475}Well, it may not be ethical, {29477}{29570}but there are reasons|we ought to find out more|about the count. {29882}{29974}He didn't have|any handbags.|I don't like it, Claire. {29976}{30058}He can't be traveling around|with only the clothes|he's wearing. {30388}{30448}See what I meant|about Frank and Kay? {30524}{30623}I don't like it, Claire.|I don't like it one bit! {30625}{30728}You've got to leave here|and go back to town,|and the sooner the better. {30730}{30792}You sound as if I was in|some kind of danger. {30794}{30875}I'd rather not go into that,|but I insist upon your leaving. {30877}{30957}You can go in with me|and send for your things later. {30958}{31034}Well, I can't leave Kay alone.|If I'm in danger,|she must be too. {31036}{31091}I'm going to make|one last attempt|to persuade her to leave. {31093}{31156}If she won't... {31158}{31269}Well, if she won't,|I want you to join me|in swearing out... {31270}{31322}an insanity complaint|against her. {31324}{31401}An insanity complaint? {31402}{31474}Are you serious?|Kay's my sister! {31475}{31584}Claire, everybody's|in danger here,|Kay more than anyone else. {31586}{31659}If she won't leave voluntarily,|we've just got to force her. {31661}{31774}Yes, but-but she'd be|arrested, put in an asylum!|I'd never do that to her. {31776}{31863}Claire, don't you see?|We've got to protect Kay|from herself. {36340}{36403}Yes, what is it? {36405}{36466}You remember me,|don't you, Mr. Kirby? {36468}{36519}Yes, of course. You're|Colonel Caldwell's daughter. {36521}{36604}Sorry to hear about|your father.|Thank you. {36606}{36701}May we come in?|We want to be married.|Married? {36746}{36850}Yes, of course.|Come right in. {36852}{36914}Ma! Cecilia! {36950}{37064}In a few moments,|my dear, you will become|Countess Alucard. {37114}{37201}[Wind Whistling Fiercely] {37202}{37292}[Thunder Rumbling] {37735}{37796}Everything has worked out|as we planned. {37798}{37887}This house is ours.|No one else has|any claim on it. {37889}{38001}I like old houses, and|I like your countryside|and the swampland. {38002}{38094}It's very different|from your homeland.|That is why I like it. {38096}{38164}My land is|dry and desolate. {38166}{38245}The soil is red|with the blood|of a hundred races. {38246}{38313}There is no life|left there. {38314}{38403}Here you have a young|and vital race. {38436}{38565}You've spoken of your people,|but I want to know more... {38566}{38685}their legends,|their mystery, their gifts. {38687}{38796}Perhaps someday|we may return there. {38798}{38860}As I have told you,|my dear, {38862}{38921}ours will be|a different life, {38923}{38987}without material needs... {38989}{39069}a life that will last|through eternity. {39155}{39202}[Knocking] {39275}{39351}[Sighs]|I'll see who it is. {39434}{39473}[Knocking Continues] {39578}{39635}I told you not to|come here again, Frank.|I'm sorry. {39637}{39713}Please, Kay.|I've got to talk to you. {39715}{39787}Kay, I must know|what this is all about. {39789}{39883}I know that you and Alucard|are meeting secretly.|I followed you tonight. {39885}{39989}I don't know where you went|because I lost you, but...|We went to Mr. Kirby's. {39991}{40038}We were married. {40074}{40175}Married? No.|No, you couldn't have! {40177}{40250}I told you before,|we were married tonight. {40548}{40631}You'll save us all a lot|of unpleasantness by going|back to town with me tonight... {40633}{40692}and taking the first train|out in the morning! {40694}{40746}I'm afraid|I do not understand. {40748}{40826}Then I'll make it clear.|You're going back to town|with me tonight. {40828}{40877}In the morning you'll take|the first train out. {40879}{40926}Kay will have|the marriage annulled,|and if you try to stop her... {40928}{40995}or show up in this part|of the country again,|you'll be jailed! {41548}{41594}Kay! {43486}{43557}[Squeaking] {44558}{44629}[Labored Knocking] {45114}{45175}Frank! {45177}{45223}My boy! {46200}{46256}Harry... {46258}{46348}Harry, how did I get here?|Did you bring me here|from Dark Oaks? {46350}{46450}No, you came alone,|about a couple of minutes ago.|What's happened, Frank? {46633}{46733}Harry. Harry! {46734}{46783}Harry, I've killed Kay! {46785}{46914}It's all mixed up,|but I know I shot her twice.|Harry, am I insane? {46915}{46988}Could I have shot through|Alucard and killed her|without hurting him? {46990}{47087}Tell me what happened.|Well, l...|I shot right through him. {47089}{47136}I shot right through him! {47138}{47212}Kay screamed and fell,|and he just stood there... {47214}{47319}just stood there,|staring at me...|just staring at me! {47321}{47437}You don't believe that,|do you? Nobody will.|Yes, I believe you. {47438}{47493}Have you got your revolver?|I dropped it in the drive. {47495}{47581}But you haven't told me|just what happened.|Kay and Alucard were married. {47583}{47644}I know. I followed them.|Well, didn't you try|to stop the wedding? {47646}{47695}A tree smashed my car,|and I lost them. {47697}{47783}Then I went back to Dark Oaks,|and I found them there|and got in a fight with him. {47785}{47874}He got me by the throat.|It was like one of those|crazy nightmares... {47876}{47929}where you can't move|or struggle or... {47931}{48036}I had no more strength|against him than a baby.|He just threw me aside. {48038}{48137}Then I fired.|The bullets went through him|without even hurting him, and... {48138}{48199}and killed Kay.|What did you do then? {48201}{48284}I don't know!|I just seemed to be|running and falling and... {48286}{48379}Oh, I don't know.|I don't know anything|except I found myself here. {48381}{48457}I don't even know|if it's real! Maybe it's|a nightmare or something! {48458}{48543}Shh. Just rest yourself|for a while, Frank. {48545}{48611}We'll find out|just how much of it happened. {48790}{48841}Here. Drink this. {48919}{48966}Lie down, Frank. {52123}{52196}[Hinges Creaking] {52714}{52761}[Clucking] {53708}{53812}May I inquire...|what you are doing here? {54022}{54089}I was about to ask you|the same question. {54090}{54151}Tonight Miss Caldwell|and I were married. {54153}{54217}I am now master|of this house. {54219}{54302}You see, you owe me|an explanation. {54303}{54399}I came here to see Katherine.|The door was open,|she didn't answer my call, {54401}{54469}and I thought I heard|somebody here in the cellar. {54471}{54562}I, too,|thought that I heard|someone in the cellar. {54564}{54610}Come. {55459}{55568}Dr. Brewster,|what on earth brings you|here this time of night? {55594}{55649}I hope nothing's|happened to Claire. {55651}{55760}No. No, she was worried|that something had|happened to you. {55762}{55827}I'm sorry. {55829}{55931}- Count Alucard and I were|married tonight.|- Yes, so the count told me. {55933}{56054}It was the way we wanted it...|quiet and alone. {56056}{56110}That's the way we're|going to live, Doctor. {56112}{56186}You see, I'm engaged|in some scientific research. {56188}{56250}It will take up|all of our daylight hours. {56252}{56333}And we'll have no time|for social life. {56334}{56413}We want you to|explain this to Claire.|And to Frank. {56450}{56527}I'm fond of Frank, {56529}{56593}but, of course, he must|never come here again. {56656}{56758}I'd like you to tell|all our friends|not to come. {56760}{56869}LfJudge Simmons has papers|for us to sign, tell him|to bring them in the evening. {56871}{57012}Katherine is going to|assist me in my research.|I see. {57014}{57089}Well, uh,|there doesn't seem to be|any more for me to say, {57090}{57175}so, if you'll pardon me,|Katherine, I'll be leaving. {57177}{57234}Good night.|Good-bye, Doctor, {57236}{57296}and say good-bye|to Frank. {57569}{57667}Perhaps I should emphasize|some of Katherine's wishes. {57669}{57759}When I came to Dark Oaks,|I was not graciously welcomed. {57761}{57867}Now the position has changed.|I am master. {57869}{57949}Anyone who enters here|without my permission... {57950}{58021}will be considered|a trespasser. {58799}{58878}Good morning, Sarah.|Will you set another place,|please? {58880}{58949}For Mr. Stanley...|he slept on the couch|in the office last night. {58951}{59001}There's nobody|in there now, sir. {59003}{59075}There's a blanket on the couch|but no sign of Mr. Frank. {59077}{59135}Why didn't you put him|in the spare bedroom? {59137}{59213}No wonder he never stayed|for breakfast. {59214}{59293}I'll just take coffee|this morning, Sarah. {59295}{59341}[Knocking] {59447}{59505}Good morning, Sarah.|Good morning, Judge. {59507}{59554}It's Judge Simmons,|Doctor. {59555}{59626}Give Sarah your hat and coat|and have some breakfast with me. {59627}{59701}I'll keep my coat on.|I can only stay a minute. {59703}{59793}Quite a rain we had.|Yes, started about 4:00. {59795}{59845}Claire isn't here yet?|No. {59847}{59907}No, I expect her|any minute though. {59909}{60013}I was up most of the night|studying that insanity complaint|you got out against Katherine. {60014}{60061}What did you decide? {60062}{60176}Well, if I didn't know you,|I'd be suspicious of|your motives. {60178}{60246}You have no evidence|of insanity, Harry. {60248}{60315}The fact she wants to|live alone at Dark Oaks|may be eccentric, {60317}{60369}but that's all. {60370}{60429}And her infatuation|for this count, {60430}{60482}even if he's an|impostor... {60484}{60595}That may be bad judgment,|but it couldn't be construed|as insanity. {60597}{60668}They were married|last night by Kirby. {60670}{60717}Oh.|[Phone Ringing] {60719}{60829}Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.|Katherine's like a niece to me. {60831}{60895}You're wanted on the phone,|Judge Simmons. {60897}{60971}It's Mrs. Simmons, sir.|She says it's important. {61038}{61117}You better take it|in my office, Judge.|Yes, thank you. {61287}{61341}Thank you. Yes? {61343}{61389}Yes, dear. {61415}{61461}What? {61505}{61599}Yes.|Well, I'll go right over|to the courthouse. {61601}{61647}Good-bye. {61682}{61749}Frank Stanley surrendered|to the sheriff a while ago. {61751}{61802}Told some story|about killing Katherine. {61804}{61884}That's not so, Judge.|I know. {61886}{61979}He came here|in a delirious condition|and told me the same story. {61981}{62053}I gave him a sedative|and I drove out|to Dark Oaks. {62055}{62140}I talked to Katherine,|and that was long after|Frank said he killed her. {62142}{62224}Oh, well, you'd better|come to the courthouse|and tell them that. {62354}{62393}Sarah? {62427}{62508}Professor Lazlo is|arriving here from Memphis|on the morning train. {62510}{62609}He's spending a few days here.|Make him comfortable, will you?|Yes, sir. {62674}{62725}Morning, Bob.|Good morning. {62790}{62837}[Man]|Come in. {62838}{62900}Good morning, gentlemen.|Morning, Coroner.|Morning. {62902}{62964}Where's Frank,|Sheriff?|The deputy's fetching him. {62966}{63035}We're all going to Dark Oaks.|I don't think|that'll be necessary. {63037}{63100}Dr. Brewster says|that Frank is insane. {63102}{63178}I talked to Katherine|and her husband after Frank was|supposed to have shot her. {63180}{63292}What? Well, I'm going|to Dark Oaks, anyway,|and talk to them myself. {63294}{63342}No need of going|till evening. {63344}{63425}Katherine and her husband|will be away all day.|Where will they be? {63426}{63512}I don't know, but they|told me to tell Claire|they wouldn't be home. {63514}{63586}I'm gonna take Frank|out anyway. Maybe he'll|come to his senses... {63588}{63682}if we make him go over the|ground like in his confession.|I wish you wouldn't do that. {63684}{63766}Frank has had a shock.|What he needs is|complete relaxation. {63768}{63840}Frank Stanley has|confessed to murder.|I have to act on it. {63842}{63890}It won't hurt him|to ride out there. {63890}{63969}I give you my word|that it will.|That's too bad! {63970}{64083}Money and position don't|rate him any better treatment|than anyone else from me. {64085}{64164}Did he act crazy to you,|Dr. Peters?|No, can't say that he did... {64166}{64239}a little irrational, maybe,|same as anyone after|committin' murder. {64241}{64329}Hmm.|You can come along, Doc. {64331}{64448}If everything's all right, I'll|forget all about the confession.|That ought to be all right. {64811}{64865}Funny that they'd|leave the door open. {64974}{65021}Anyone here? {65118}{65224}Tell us where you were when you|shot Katherine, and where she|and her husband were. {65226}{65349}There's nothing to worry about.|Enact the scene just as|you think it happened. {65350}{65401}It was in the library. {66490}{66574}I seem to remember running|out there and dropping the gun|in the driveway. {66576}{66666}Are you sure you didn't|drive off in your car?|No, I couldn't have. {66668}{66769}I remember a tree fell on it|earlier while I was following|Kay and Alucard. {66771}{66857}About what time|was that?|It's all so mixed up. {66859}{66943}I just don't know,|but I'm sure|I went out that way. {66945}{67023}Come on, Frank.|Suppose you show us|just where. {67267}{67343}I was here,|but I don't remember|anything after that. {67472}{67518}Remember this,|Frank? {68156}{68250}I think we'd better go back|to the office, Doctor,|while you do some explaining. {68320}{68389}Kay! Kay, my darling! {68778}{68845}Good evening, Doctor.|Has Professor Lazlo|arrived? {68846}{68901}Yes, sir.|He's been here all day,|in and out. {68903}{68977}Can I fix you something|to eat? The professor's|had his dinner. {68979}{69025}No, thanks. {69043}{69089}Professor,|I'm glad to see you. {69090}{69145}I heard about|the tragic events|of last night. {69146}{69241}I called at the courthouse|several times, but they|wouldn't let me see you. {69242}{69303}Step inside.|Thank you. {69305}{69411}The sheriff believes I'm|an accessory after the fact|in the murder of Katherine. {69413}{69474}I can't say|that I blame him.|Why? {69476}{69550}He can't believe that|I spoke to Katherine|after Frank shot her. {69552}{69624}Because I urged him to|keep away from Dark Oaks|until tonight, {69626}{69694}he thinks I intended|to hide her body|during the day. {69696}{69746}But he didn't|arrest you?|No. {69748}{69822}No, me questioned me|most of the day, but he's|not ready to hold me. {69824}{69892}Then, you didn't tell him|what we believe? {69894}{69975}[Chuckling]|The chances of convincing|a hardheaded sheriff... {69977}{70070}that we were dealing with|a vampire seemed slim.|Very. {70072}{70156}Yet I am satisfied|that such is the case. {70158}{70227}Alucard is undoubtedly|a vampire... {70229}{70289}probably a descendant|of Count Dracula. {70291}{70414}Are you sure we're not allowing|our imagination to run away|with our common sense? {70456}{70550}Can you suggest any other|explanation for the events|of the past few days? {70552}{70598}No. {70600}{70682}Neither can I give|a lucid explanation|of a vampire. {70684}{70784}Broadly speaking, a vampire|is an earthbound spirit... {70786}{70879}whose body comes to life|at night and scours|the countryside, {70881}{70968}satisfying a ravenous appetite|for the blood of the living. {70970}{71051}This it does|by drawing it from|the throat of its victim. {71053}{71138}That's a|nauseating thought! {71140}{71236}They're supposed to be|immortals, no doubt?|Practically. {71238}{71310}So long as they return|to their graves|before sunrise. {71312}{71385}Between then and sunset,|they remain in a sort of, {71387}{71433}uh, cataleptic state, {71435}{71511}during which|they can be destroyed|by two different means. {71513}{71591}At night, however,|they are invulnerable. {71593}{71693}You mean you believe|Frank shot through Alucard|without hurting him? {71694}{71800}[Chuckling]|Bullets would have had|no effect on him. {71802}{71875}It's strange to hear a man|of science like yourself... {71877}{71990}calmly admit that he|believes in a superstition|so fantastic. {71992}{72104}I could spend days|citing proof that it is|not mere superstition. {72106}{72187}My own homeland|in the Carpathian Hills|where Count Dracula lived... {72189}{72263}is sad testimony|to its truth. {72265}{72381}What was once a happy,|productive region|is today barren waste... {72383}{72470}villages depopulated,|the land abandoned. {72472}{72538}Maybe that's why he|left there and came here|to a younger country, {72540}{72586}stronger and more virile. {72588}{72687}Of course... and he will|fasten on it and drain it dry, {72689}{72755}just as he did|his homeland. {72757}{72877}Unless... we can find his grave|and destroy him in it. {72879}{72961}His grave? He was buried|in Hungary, wasn't he? {72962}{73025}Yes, but you will find|that one of the chests|he brought... {73026}{73088}contains a layer of soil|from his birthplace. {73090}{73139}That constitutes|a grave. {73141}{73180}Are you serious? {73181}{73247}Rest assured|he has it hidden|in some safe place... {73249}{73334}and returns to it|just before sunrise|every morning. {73336}{73450}Our job seems to be to find|that chest with him in it|and destroy him. {73452}{73527}That won't be|as simple as it sounds. {73529}{73634}The vampire can assume|very many different|forms at will. {73636}{73686}Sometimes it appears|as a bat, {73688}{73734}sometimes as|a werewolf... {73736}{73838}and sometimes|as a small cloud|of swirling vapor. {73840}{73912}In this way|it can move unseen|among its enemies, {73914}{74010}learn their plans|and be in a position|to outwit them. {74012}{74120}You are very brilliant,|aren't you, Professor Lazlo? {74122}{74215}Perhaps too brilliant|for your own good... {74217}{74267}and that of Dr. Brewster. {74303}{74349}You're right. {74351}{74427}I am here because this is|a young and virile race, {74429}{74509}not dry and decadent|like ours. {74510}{74568}They have what I want, {74570}{74649}what I need,|what I must have. {74651}{74763}Do you suppose that I|would allow any mortal|to stand in my way? {75584}{75630}Here, drink this. {75758}{75810}Thanks. {75812}{75915}This doesn't leave me|much room to go on|disputing your theories. {75917}{75975}How in the world|did you drive him away? {76001}{76047}I showed him this. {76083}{76129}A simple cross! {76131}{76219}It would take too long|to explain why they fear it,|but they do. {76221}{76321}Keep this and wear it|at all times,|especially in your sleep. {76323}{76408}Dracula has you|marked for death. {76410}{76489}Not only me,|but unsuspecting people|in this district... {76490}{76562}who'd never|believe us if we|tried to warn them. {76564}{76645}We must find some way|to destroy him before...|[Knocking] {76646}{76734}Excuse me, Doctor Harry,|but it's Mrs. Land|to see you. {76736}{76821}Something's happened|to Tommy, Doctor.|Put him here. {76823}{76876}I sent him to my sister's|on an errand. {76878}{76951}He was gone so long,|I finally went after him. {76953}{77003}Will you get my bag?|Certainly. {77005}{77132}I found him lying beside|the road. He talked a little,|but he didn't make sense. {77134}{77189}He acted like he|was scared foolish. {77191}{77259}He said something about|a foreign man in a fog, {77261}{77331}but there wasn't|any fog tonight, Doctor. {77368}{77426}I noticed those wounds|on his neck too. {77428}{77486}What are they...|small animal bites? {77629}{77688}No, I don't|think so. {77690}{77746}We can fix that|very easily. {77989}{78038}Sarah? {78040}{78086}Yes, Doctor Harry? {78115}{78174}Why don't you make Mrs. Land|a cup of tea? {78176}{78236}Go along with Sarah,|Mrs. Land.|Yes, sir. {78317}{78386}Tommy's going to be|all right. He's had|a bit of a shock. {78388}{78448}I want him to|stay here until he|regains consciousness. {78450}{78513}I'll call you.|Thank you, Doctor. {78642}{78739}Dracula's first victim.|It's starting fast. {78741}{78821}Does that mean|that Tommy's in danger|of becoming a vampire? {78822}{78919}No, unless Alucard drained|so much blood from him|that he died. {78921}{78995}What about Kay?|She died from bullet wounds, {78997}{79062}and yet you implied that she|would become a vampire. {79064}{79156}Yes, but her case|was different. {79158}{79229}Her background was...|I know... morbid! {79231}{79295}She'd gone overboard|on the subject of|the supernatural, {79297}{79355}black magic|and the like.|Exactly. {79357}{79453}I rather believe that|Miss Caldwell may have|made the transition... {79455}{79501}from choice. {79503}{79576}No one could choose|a thing so loathsome! {79578}{79632}Don't forget,|the girl was morbid. {79634}{79712}That means thanatophobia,|fear of death. {79714}{79783}And Alucard could|promise her eternal life. {79785}{79855}Eternal life|at such a price? {79857}{79920}Why do you think|she is a vampire? {79922}{80000}The dirt which|I understand had been|thrown into her grave... {80002}{80110}who else would have|done that except|Alucard... Dracula? {80112}{80170}That means we have to|destroy her as well? {80172}{80236}That should be|relatively simple. {80238}{80341}Her sister could order|her cremation while the body|is still in the morgue. {80343}{80389}Perhaps you're right. {80431}{80477}[Phone Ringing] {80529}{80633}Hello. Oh, hello, Claire.|I was just about to call you. {80658}{80727}No, I think that'll be|perfectly safe. {80729}{80790}Professor Lazlo and I|will stop and pick you up. {80792}{80888}It's no trouble. Besides,|there's something we want|to talk to you about. {80890}{80968}All right.|See you in|a few minutes then. {80970}{81025}The sheriff s office|just called her. {81027}{81120}They say that Frank|is still a bit irrational|and insists upon seeing her. {81122}{81216}While she's there,|she can leave orders for|Katherine's cremation. {81302}{81348}Oh, Sarah? {81350}{81396}Mrs. Land? {81502}{81552}Unfortunately,|I have to run along. {81554}{81622}In a few minutes,|it'll be safe|to take Tommy home. {81624}{81717}Don't you worry.|He's gonna be all right.|Thank you, Doctor. {83840}{83886}[Kay]|Frank? {83976}{84022}Frank. {84154}{84200}Frank. {84495}{84541}Kay. {84658}{84705}No, it can't be. {84706}{84755}Yes, Frank,|it's Katherine. {84757}{84838}No, you can't be Kay. {84840}{84929}Kay's dead!|I know, I killed her.|I saw her fall. {84931}{84996}I was with the sheriff|when he found her body.|She was dead. {84998}{85048}She was dead!|I saw her! {85050}{85117}You see me now too. {85119}{85215}Yes, but...|Do you doubt|your own eyes? {85310}{85389}It is you.|It is you, Kay,|and you're alive! {85447}{85545}But what is it, Kay?|You seem to be cold,|like death. {85547}{85671}You seem to be Kay, but there's|a strange difference. It's|almost as if I didn't know you. {85673}{85750}Does that mean you|no longer love me?|I'll always love you. {85752}{85824}Enough to spend the rest|of your life with me?|But... {85850}{85932}But you're married|to Alucard. {85934}{86004}I don't love him.|I never did. {86006}{86082}But you're|married to him!|I had to. {86084}{86164}It was part of the plan|I told you about|in the garden. {86166}{86216}I asked you to have|faith in me then. {86218}{86284}I beg you to have|faith in me now. {86322}{86377}I don't understand. {86378}{86429}Count Alucard is|immortal. {86431}{86502}Through him,|I attained immortality. {86504}{86566}Through me,|you will do the same, {86568}{86628}and we will spend|eternity together. {86630}{86685}Are you serious? {86687}{86756}Do you expect me to believe|anything so unreal? {86757}{86869}How can you explain the fact|you shot through him|without hurting him? {86871}{86936}How else|could I be here? {86938}{87015}Why, I can't explain it.|It's... {87041}{87104}it's so incredible! {87106}{87164}Perhaps you'll understand|when I tell you... {87165}{87244}Count Alucard's real name|is Count Dracula. {87318}{87418}Count Dracula?|You mean the Hungarian who's|supposed to have become... {87420}{87525}Don't use that word.|We don't like it. {87527}{87618}Say, rather,|that we are undead, {87620}{87666}immortal. {87856}{87958}Do you mean you deliberately|planned this? You married him|so you could become a... {87960}{88063}So you and I could attain|immortality, yes. {88065}{88113}But even if it|would work, {88115}{88196}do you expect me to agree|to anything so fantastic? {88197}{88255}You have no choice. {88257}{88375}I've taken the first step|while you were sleeping. {88439}{88517}No.|No, I can't do it. {88519}{88568}I've already told you, {88570}{88617}you have no choice. {88664}{88733}Frank, isn't|eternity together... {88735}{88803}better than a few years|of ordinary life? {88892}{88952}Yes. {88954}{89004}Yes, I suppose|it is. {89122}{89216}There's one thing you|must do while you're|still in your present form. {89263}{89336}- What is that?|- Destroy Dracula. {89338}{89400}"Destroy Dracula"? {89434}{89493}But how? {89494}{89575}There is one advantage|all humans have over us. {89577}{89658}You can move about|in the daytime.|We can't. {89660}{89758}We must return to our|graves before sunrise,|or we're destroyed. {89798}{89864}But how can I keep him|from his grave? {89922}{89988}You don't have to. {89990}{90065}You can destroy him|in one of two ways... {90067}{90121}either drive a stake|through his heart, {90123}{90213}or burn his grave|before he reaches it. {90215}{90316}You must do this,|Frank, for us. {90366}{90452}Miss Caldwell! It got|so late, I didn't think|you were coming in. {90453}{90540}I thought you might have|told Frank, and I didn't|want to disappoint him. {90542}{90653}I don't suppose we're|allowed to see him too?|Sheriff says no. {90655}{90752}Find out if he knows where|Count Alucard keeps himself|during the day. {90754}{90809}I'll try. {90811}{90867}[Door Unlocking] {90869}{90927}[Jailer]|Third one on your left. {91064}{91133}Hello, Frank.|Hello, Claire. {91134}{91208}It's nice of you|to come...|after everything. {91210}{91276}I can only stay|a few minutes. {91277}{91352}I just wanted to tell you|that I know it was an accident. {91354}{91433}That makes me feel better. {91435}{91481}Kay understands too. {91483}{91573}I'm... sure she does. {91574}{91640}I know it,|because she... {91694}{91825}Would you think I was losing|my mind if I told you that Kay|has been here to talk to me? {91854}{91924}I'd be more likely to say|you'd been dreaming. {91925}{92010}Yes, I guess you're right. {92012}{92065}I was dreaming. {92066}{92169}You know,|they'll never convict|Stanley of that killing. {92171}{92217}No?|No-ho! {92219}{92269}He's as nutty|as a filbert. {92271}{92351}He's been back there|talking to some dame|who wasn't there. {92353}{92445}First he talks in his|voice, then he answers|in the woman's voice. {92446}{92536}Did you hear anything|that was said? {92538}{92609}That'd be|a swell way to spend|a rainy evening... {92611}{92689}eavesdropping on some goof|talking to himself|in two voices. {92690}{92745}Huh! Some fun! {92785}{92856}Dr. Brewster's doing|all he can for you, Frank. {92857}{92938}All he can do is|get me out of here|on an insanity plea. {92940}{93012}That shouldn't be hard.|You mustn't even|think such things. {93014}{93129}Why not? I can't be sane.|I really believe Kate|came here to talk to me. {93130}{93234}If that's not crazy...|When are they going|to hold the funeral? {93236}{93296}We haven't been able|to contact Count Alucard|so far. {93342}{93416}Do you happen to know|where he stays during the day? {93417}{93479}Why during the day? {93481}{93591}It's an unpleasant trip|out there at night,|and there's no phone. {93593}{93653}Why should anyone think|I know? {93655}{93716}You saw him meet Kay|on the road once, {93718}{93785}and I wondered if you saw|where he came from. {93822}{93890}I'm sorry.|I don't know anything. {93892}{93959}I suppose you'll be|burying her at Dark Oaks. {93961}{94099}Yes, I think so.|At least her ashes|will be taken there. {94101}{94167}- Her ashes?|- Yes. {94169}{94281}I'm going to leave an order|for her cremation.|You can't do that. {94283}{94356}You can't do that, I tell you!|She isn't dead! I know! {94358}{94436}She talked to me!|You can't cremate her!|It would kill her! {94437}{94533}I won't let you burn her|now that she's immortal!|You mustn't excite yourself. {94535}{94605}Reconcile yourself to|the fact that Kay is dead.|But she isn't! {94607}{94665}I know she isn't dead!|Let her go! {94667}{94748}But she isn't dead.|All right,|Frank. {94749}{94800}I think you'd better leave,|Miss Caldwell. {94801}{94894}You must listen to me.|Frank, try and get|some sleep. {94925}{94970}Good night, Frank. {95344}{95402}Kay? {95404}{95450}Kay! {95495}{95556}Did you hear what she said?|They're going to cremate you. {95557}{95651}Yes, I heard.|That means Dr. Brewster|has guessed the truth. {95653}{95760}We may have to eliminate|him and Claire.|No, not your own sister. {95762}{95837}She's no longer my sister|when she interferes with me. {95839}{95909}But if they cremate you...|They won't find me. {95911}{95965}I'll go to|Dark Oaks tonight. {95967}{96056}But we'll never|be safe as long as|Dr. Brewster's alive. {96057}{96143}Our first worry's Alucard.|If I could get out of here,|I'd start hunting for him. {96145}{96233}I'll get you out,|but you won't have|to hunt for Alucard. {96235}{96311}I know where he can|be found in the daytime.|Where? {96313}{96384}Remember the drainage flume|near the edge of the swamp? {96386}{96448}Yes.|That's the place. {96450}{96529}Be sure you don't get there|until after the sun is up.|[Door Squeaking] {96747}{96848}- Didn't I tell you|to get some sleep?|- I couldn't go to sleep. {96849}{96900}I was talking to someone. {97033}{97079}Yeah. {97081}{97177}Well, she's gone now,|so I'll just douse the lights. {97556}{97610}I'll wait for you|at Dark Oaks, {97612}{97691}in the playroom Claire|and I used to have|in the attic. {97722}{97780}I'll unlock the cell|and bring you a gun. {98187}{98241}There is|very little doubt|in my mind... {98243}{98317}that Kay has visited|Frank in his cell, {98319}{98392}and I'm afraid for one|very definite purpose. {98394}{98440}What purpose? {98441}{98529}Didn't you tell me|that she and Frank have|always been in love? {98530}{98604}Ever since they|were children. Why? {98606}{98679}Well, it's an|unpleasant thought, {98681}{98735}but there are cases|on record... {98737}{98816}where the living|have voluntarily joined|the ranks of the undead... {98817}{98888}in order to consummate|what might be called... {98889}{98936}an unholy alliance. {98937}{98984}You can't be serious! {98985}{99049}Such a pact between|Kay and Frank|is unthinkable! {99050}{99097}Perhaps. {99098}{99174}But so long as there is|the remotest possibility... {99176}{99229}and I insist there is... {99230}{99300}we must arrange for|immediate cremation. {99301}{99391}Otherwise she will destroy|her own soul and Frank's. {99685}{99758}Frank!|Get back!|Stay away from me. {99760}{99808}Stay away from me! {99810}{99857}Frank!|Frank Stanley! {99905}{99959}What happened?|Frank Stanley|just escaped! {99961}{100041}Look out, he's armed.|Get after him!|If you have to shoot, do it. {100362}{100421}What happened, Mack?|How'd he get out? {100423}{100525}I don't know, Sheriff.|The keys were on|the desk as usual. {100526}{100614}Now they're gone|and so is Stanley.|I tried to stop him... {100616}{100679}Ooh!|Did you have anything to do|with this, Dr. Brewster? {100681}{100754}Certainly not!|We are as anxious as you|to keep him locked up. {100756}{100857}More so. Did you|hear him do any more|talking to that girl? {100859}{100908}What girl?|Katherine Caldwell. {100910}{101017}Katherine Cald...|It's some kind of a|crazy trick Stanley pulls. {101018}{101119}He pretends to be talking|to some girl... first in|his voice, then in hers. {101121}{101188}Is this some trick|so he'd sound crazy? {101189}{101260}Did you listen in|as we asked you to?|Yeah. {101261}{101349}But it was too crazy|to bother about.|For instance? {101351}{101436}Well, the girl's voice|said something about|getting him out of jail. {101438}{101510}[Lazlo]|That wasn't so crazy, was it?|He's out. {101512}{101558}That's right. {101595}{101645}I never thought of that. {101647}{101741}Do you think there was|someone in there with him?|Never mind that. {101742}{101805}What else did he say,|however crazy it was? {101807}{101931}She said something about|meeting him at Dark Oaks|in some kid playroom. {101933}{102068}- I know where. What else?|- Oh, some crazy stuff about|killing Count Alucard. {102069}{102164}Did he say kill him|or destroy him? {102190}{102240}Come to think of it, {102242}{102341}I believe he did say|"destroy," shove a stake|through him or something. {102343}{102430}Shove a stake|through him?|Yeah. {102432}{102509}- We're dealing with a madman.|- Obviously. {102511}{102614}Did he say anything that|would give us an idea where|he expected to find Alucard? {102616}{102672}Yeah, but that|really was crazy. {102673}{102767}She said something about a swamp|with a drainage tunnel...|I know where that is too. {102769}{102849}We'll get right out|and warn Alucard|before Frank gets there. {102851}{102955}You'll not warn him if we|have to lock you up in jail.|What's that? {102957}{103007}There's a lot|you don't understand. {103009}{103071}If you doubt it,|let's take a look|in that morgue. {103073}{103156}What's the morgue|got to do with it?|Never mind. {103158}{103247}It's becoming as plain as day.|It has been|to me for some time. {103249}{103335}Then let's go take a look|in that morgue.|Okay. {103553}{103636}The coffin is gone,|corpse and all!|Of course. {103664}{103747}You sound as if|you expected it.|We did. {103749}{103822}What's your part in this?|How do you know in advance|what's happening? {103824}{103915}We'd better get to|where Alucard is hiding.|We'll explain it on the way. {103917}{103999}I thought you weren't|going to warn Alucard.|We're not. {104001}{104095}But we may have to save|Frank from the count|and from his own madness. {104097}{104157}Gentlemen,|the farther we go,|the crazier you sound. {105643}{105767}Well! It is seldom|that my enemies|are so accommodating. {105769}{105820}How did you learn|where to find me? {105822}{105871}I know all about you. {105873}{105925}You're not Count Alucard|but Count Dracula, {105927}{106032}one of the undead...|a loathsome thing, surviving|on the blood of the living. {106033}{106112}There'll be no more blood|of the living for you, {106113}{106169}because I'm going|to destroy you! {106171}{106247}If you had learned|more about me, {106249}{106317}you wouldn't have come here|until after sunrise. {106318}{106430}Now it is not I that is|going to be destroyed. {107221}{107280}Put it out! {107282}{107337}Put it out,|do you hear me? {107385}{107431}Put it out! {107457}{107503}Put it out! {107642}{107689}Put it out! {110422}{110469}You stay here,|Jack. {110661}{110752}This is one thing|we didn't foresee, Doctor.|How could we? {110753}{110804}I don't get it.|What's happened? {110805}{110864}To maintain his existence|among the undead, {110865}{110940}Dracula had to be|back in his coffin|before sunrise. {110941}{111000}Frank prevented it,|as you can see. {111077}{111147}You mean, that's all|that's left of Alucard? {111149}{111203}Look at the ring|on his hand. {111205}{111286}It bears the Alucard seal,|just as on his luggage. {111288}{111404}Assuming it is Alucard|or Dracula or whoever,|where is Frank Stanley? {111405}{111528}He's still wanted for murder.|Do you still think Frank|killed Kay deliberately? {111530}{111605}Look, Doctor,|I'm only the sheriff.|I'm not the judge. {111607}{111672}It's my job to bring him in|and the court to decide|he's guilty. {111673}{111756}Of course, but I think|our testimony will have|bearing on their decision. {111758}{111849}Undoubtedly.|But the main thing to|do now is to find Frank, {111851}{111905}and I think I know|where he is. {113865}{113921}[Fire Crackling] {113965}{114065}>> Napisy pobrane z http://napisy.org <<|>>>>>>>> nowa wizja napis�w <<<<<<<< {114105}{114505}Downloaded From www.AllSubs.org 50807

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