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VAMPYR was produced in 1931-32
in German, French, and English versions.
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The original negative
for picture and sound was lost.
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Partially complete prints
of the German and French versions
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served as the basis for this restoration.
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The new German version of 1998
was a collaboration between
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Cineteca del Comune di Bologna,
Deutsche Kinemathek, and ZDF/Arte.
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Screenplay BY
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Directed By
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This is the tale of the strange
adventures of young Allan Gray,
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who immersed himself in the study
of devil worship and vampires.
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Preoccupied with superstitions
of centuries past, he became a dreamer
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for whom the line between the real
and the supernatural became blurred.
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His aimless wanderings
led him late one evening
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to a secluded inn by the river
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in a village called Courtempierre.
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Who's there?
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Go around.
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Good night.
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It was an eerie moonlit night.
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Light and shadow, voices and faces
seemed to take on hidden meaning.
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Allan Gray felt a sinister force
descend upon him.
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In vain he fought
the terror that seized him,
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and fear of things he could not name
haunted his restless sleep.
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Who are you?
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Quiet!
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She must not die! You understand?
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TO BE OPENED...
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UPON MY DEATH
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What was going on?
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What terrifying secret was unfolding?
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Allan Gray felt certain of one thing:
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A soul in mortal distress
was crying out for help,
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and a voice within
urged him to heed that call.
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Silence!
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Did you hear that?
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Yes. The child.
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The Child?
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Yes, the Child!
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There's no child here.
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But the dogs!
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There are no children or dogs here!
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No?
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No.
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Good night.
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Good night.
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He followed the fleeting shadows
and came to a large estate
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where a forlorn manor rose up
among ancient trees.
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Here, in seclusion,
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with only his two daughters
and a few servants for company,
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lived the man who had appeared
to Allan Gray earlier at the inn.
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The wounds have almost healed.
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The blood!
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The blood!
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Don't go to bed
until the doctor arrives.
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Open up! Hurry!
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For heaven's sake, hurry!
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I'm coming.
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What's wrong?
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What is it?
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Quick! They're trying to kill him!
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The other door.
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Jeanne, light the lamps in the library.
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And you stay with Giséle, you hear?
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Is he dead?
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Yes.
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Won't you please stay here with us?
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Where is he going?
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To the police.
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TO BE OPENED UPON MY DEATH
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THE STRANGE HISTORY OF VAMPIRES
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Accounts from many ages and lands
tell of terrible demons called vampires.
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These are the bodies
and souls of the dead
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whose terrible deeds in life
deny them repose in the grave.
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Under the bright light
of the full moon,
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they rise from their graves
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to suck the blood of children
and young adults
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and thus prolong
their shadowy existence.
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The Prince of Darkness is their ally
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and lends them supernatural power
among the living and the dead.
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At night these creatures from the abyss
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haunt the abodes of the living,
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where they sow death and decay.
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A vampire's victim is doomed
to perish without hope.
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A wound on the throat,
as from the bite of a cat or rat,
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is the mark of damnation.
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Neither medical science...
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Léone!
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Where?
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There, outside!
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Hurry!
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Léone!
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Quick!
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Like a plague,
the vampire's lust infects the victim,
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who is torn between a thirst for blood
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and a desperate repulsion
toward this craving.
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The innocent young person
itself becomes a vampire
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and seeks to prey
on its nearest and dearest.
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Entire families, even entire villages,
are thus brought under the curse.
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If I could only die!
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No, Léone.
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I know.
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I'm lost.
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I'm damned.
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I think she's dying.
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Didn't you hear a scream?
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Come! The carriage is back!
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She's asleep.
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Good God!
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What is that?
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See that?
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Blood.
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The ghosts of executed criminals
are in their service,
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but the living too may fall
under their dreadful sway.
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An account from Hungary
tells of a village doctor
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who, having sold his soul
to the Evil One,
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became a vampire's henchman
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and thus an accessory to a series
of horrid crimes in that region.
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Good evening, Doctor.
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Good evening. How is she doing?
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- Not well at all.
- Oh? Why is that?
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We found her out on the grounds.
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Well, let's go see.
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She has another
of those marks on her neck.
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We'll have a look.
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Good evening.
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Good evening. Come along.
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You stay down here.
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She's doing very poorly.
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- Pulse?
- Weak.
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Can't she be saved?
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Perhaps.
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But she needs blood.
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It must be human blood.
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Are you willing to give her your own?
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Come, young man.
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I'll draw your blood.
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Why does the doctor
always come at night?
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Once the vampire has gained
complete control over its victim,
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it seeks to drive
the victim to suicide,
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thus delivering that soul
to the Evil One.
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For he who takes his own life
is lost for all eternity.
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To him the Golden Gates
of Heaven are closed.
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For him all hope is lost.
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Sister.
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Come here a moment.
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You may go to bed now.
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Did you hear me?
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Who can solve
the riddle of life and death
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or fathom the dark secrets
hidden from the light of day?
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For just as strange
as a vampire's existence
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is the manner of its demise.
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These dead who cannot find peace
must be murdered
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to deliver a tormented humanity
from their grip.
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Many monasteries and libraries
possess in their secret archives...
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Doctor!
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What's wrong?
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I'm losing blood.
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Nonsense! Your blood is right here!
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...accounts of how vampires have been
rendered harmless in many places.
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In the village of Kisilova,
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haunted a generation ago by a vampire
in the form of an old woman,
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the following procedure was used:
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At dawn the grave was opened,
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and the old woman
was found lying as if asleep.
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An iron stake was driven
through her heart,
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nailing her horrid soul to the earth.
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She then died a true death,
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and the curse that had lain upon her
and her victims was broken.
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Come... follow me.
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We shall become one soul, one blood.
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Follow me.
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Death is waiting...
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...deliverance by the grace
of our heavenly Lord.
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Even in these parts,
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tradition tells how certain areas
were haunted by vampires.
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Just 25 years ago, a murderous epidemic
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claimed 11 victims
in the village of Courtempierre.
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Doctors assigned the plague
a medical name,
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but a persistent rumor
circulated among the people
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that a vampire was
the cause of the scourge.
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Many firmly believed that vampire to be
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none other than Marguerite Chopin,
who lay buried in the village cemetery.
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All her life, Marguerite Chopin
had been a monster in human form.
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She died an unrepentant soul,
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and the Church denied her
the Last Sacraments.
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Come quickly!
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Something terrible is happening!
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Come quickly!
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Sister.
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I'm afraid of dying.
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I am damned!
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My God!
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Sister.
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She mustn't die.
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She must live until sunrise,
you understand?
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FROM DUST THOU ART
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UNTO DUST THOU SHALT RETURN
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Now go!
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Quickly!
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I feel strong.
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My soul is free.
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Ah, you're here. Open this.
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You hear me?
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Listen to me!
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Listen to me!
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Please!
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Curse you, you bastard!
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Open up!
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Let me out of here!
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Open this gate!
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Over here.
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This way.
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