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They're here to kill me.

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Who?

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Them.

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When the great eclipse plunged the world
into darkness, the vampire race erupted

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in a civil war.

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The bloodthirsty fury battled with the
enlightened elders for domination of the

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undead. In desperation, the elders
gathered up those young vampires that

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be saved and entrusted them to me.

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To humanize them, to tame their
instincts, and teach them how to live

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mortals.

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What are you doing?

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Preparing for my death.

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You're a vampire.

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You're immortal.

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There comes a time for each of us to
die.

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My time is soon.

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You look pretty healthy to me now.

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It won't end for me by natural causes.

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Look, whenever you got inside, your head
is crazy, so stop scaring yourself,

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okay?

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I've had a quivering.

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You sure?

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It's not very difficult to recognize the
premonition of your own death.

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What exactly did you see?

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I don't want to talk about this right
now, Drew.

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All right.

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Okay, fine.

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You had a premonition.

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You can either accept it or... What?

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Change my destiny?

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It doesn't work that way for us, Drew.
We both know it.

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Maybe it was like a bad dream.

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I wasn't dreaming.

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Sooner or later, you will come to terms
with who you really are.

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I need to be alone now.

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What was the nature of her premonition?

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She wouldn't say.

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All I know is she's certain she's going
to die and soon.

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Well, she could be right.

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Don't you think you're taking this fate
thing a little too far?

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This is one destiny for humans and
vampires that is iron clashed. She's

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We both know she's the most alive of any
of us down there.

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And if she's in danger, we need to do
something about it.

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You want to challenge fate?

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All right.

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I'll help you any way I can.

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What kind of table is she setting?

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It doesn't concern you.

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Do I detect something serious?

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An impossibility for you.

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I can be serious.

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Look.

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Look at my face.

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Dead serious.

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She had a quivering.

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Oh.

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She's getting that old time I'm about to
be worm feed feeling, huh?

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You just couldn't resist.

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I had it once.

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You survived.

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It's a matter of opinion.

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My maker saved me just in time.

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So it's not necessarily a death
sentence.

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It depends on how you look at it. I was
sentenced back to life.

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Don't waste your time reading my mind
You

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got a lot more important things to worry
about

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Nothing

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like a good book on death to brighten
your day

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Did you know that when a Tibetan dies,
they chant for several days until the

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soul is freed from the body so it can be
reborn?

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Guess it beats rotting in a dark, dank
coffin.

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Leave it to Murdoch to have us study
about death in different cultures.

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What do you think about life after
death?

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A lot of literature points to the
possibility.

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Funny to think of death as a beginning
instead of an end to things.

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I would give anything to live forever.

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Even if it meant being a vampire.

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Don't talk to me about them.

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Especially since we had that spy in our
midst.

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And courtesy of Federal Agent Marion
Hackett. Okay, let's not talk about him

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her. She gives me the creeps.

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Where are you going, Meryl?

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It's time.

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You're staying here, where it's safe.

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Let it go, Drew.

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I have no choice.

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Yes, you do.

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I'm frightened.

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I know.

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Tell me how your premonition starts.

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It's all dark.

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I'm alone.

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Sitting in this exact spot.

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And then I see it.

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What?

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Something coming towards me.

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What is it?

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I can't make it out. Try.

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I'm trying. Use your powers.

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I'll recite the words. You fragment the
images.

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See it.

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Remember it.

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Live it.

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Moving.

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Breathing.

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Hearing.

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Watching.

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Approaching.

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Stalking. Hunting.

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I can't.

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This is hardly an appropriate hour for a
visit, professional or personal.

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I apologize, but this couldn't wait.

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At least you're not operating undercover
like Agent Gruber, the young mole you

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sent here. Young ex -agent who's now
unwilling to reveal anything of what

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happened to him here. Which you, of
course, interpret to mean that something

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happen to him here.

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Listen, I have felt a definite lack of
cooperation from some of your students.

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One in particular, so I acted. And so
did I.

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If you ever pull a stunt like that again
in my school, I swear I will do

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everything in my power to expose your
agency.

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Expose it for what it really is.

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A ridiculous obsession at the poor
taxpayer's expense.

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I apologize for my indiscretion, but not
for my obsession as you call it.

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Vampires are real. It is my duty to
search and destroy them.

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We call these sweepers.

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Highly sensitive electronic sensors fine
-tuned to vampiric energy patterns.

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I want to place them throughout your
academy.

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And if I refuse?

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Why would you, if you don't believe in
vampires?

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All right.

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I'll give my permission just this once,
on one condition.

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If you don't detect anything, you leave
my academy alone.

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Agreed?

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Agreed.

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I would like to use one of your students
to assist me.

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Oh?

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Which one?

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This program is specifically designed to
analyze energy wave patterns picked up

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by the sensors I've placed throughout
Man's Bridge.

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Your job is to monitor this program,
watching for any sudden surges, or

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as we call them, that would indicate
vampiric activity.

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Any questions?

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Why did you send an undercover agent
instead of informing me?

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Security reasons.

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I see.

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I would have thought you could trust me.

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Actually, I had wanted you for the
assignment, but I was unable to convince

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superiors. Really?

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Are you married?

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No, Malcolm.

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My job doesn't allow for such things.

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Boyfriend?

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Don't you think we'd better stick to
business for now?

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Piece of cake.

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If there's any vampiric activity, I'm on
it like white on rice.

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Excellent. I know I can count on you.

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Look, jam the sensors. Then she'll never
know we're here.

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Oh, brilliant, Carl.

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But how do you propose we do that
without setting them off in the first

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Oh, so we just waste her, right?

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Isn't that your usual genius response?

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I do it with pleasure.

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Yeah, then get every BPDA agent down on
Mansbridge in 60 seconds.

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The woman is wired.

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I mean, even her vital signs are
probably monitored.

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Great. So Meryl's fate becomes our fate.

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That's not what my premonition told me.

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I am to die alone.

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Oh, the one sacrifice for the many.

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Storybook.

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Truly. That's not how it's going to be.

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Whatever you say, as long as I'm not the
one to die.

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I didn't agree to a private
interrogation of one of my students.

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It's okay. Let's just get this over
with.

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Five minutes.

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No more.

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I've learned a few things about you,
Miss Woods.

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You are in the spy biz.

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Fluency and discipline problems.

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Five schools in the last three years.
And an arrest record.

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I ran away. My parents overreacted.

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You were 13 at the time.

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Hardly capable or responsible enough to
be on your own.

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Says you.

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Why do I always feel that you're not
telling me the truth?

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Are you incapable of it? I told you what
I know.

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What you didn't tell me was that you met
a strange boy in this very library at

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night. And his purpose for being here?

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He was checking out the school.

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At midnight?

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Come on, Sherry, you can do better than
that.

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That's what he told me. Let me tell you
what I think.

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I think he was a vampire cruising for a
kill.

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No way.

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You know that for sure?

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You're ridiculous.

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No, you're just not a very good liar.

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I'm not lying.

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No, but you're not sure.

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I can see it in your eyes.

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That'll be enough for tonight.

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He was a vampire, wasn't he? Isn't that
what you think, Mr. Smith? I said that's

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enough.

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How'd it go?

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Trust me, there are things about this
job you really don't want to know about.

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Meryl, stop this.

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Go away.

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There's nothing you can do.

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What if your fate and my fate are
joined?

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Agent Hackett. What?

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I knew it.

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Coming from study.

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We have to get out of here.

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Nice work, Meryl. Seems your self
-sacrifice has now become a group

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We've got to think. Our thinking time is
over.

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I'm with Essie. Let's get out of here.
You won't survive.

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The only way out is through Murdoch's
study.

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So we rush her.

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She may take down one or two of us
before we wipe her out.

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Let's see how Murdoch plays this out.

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We have people sleeping upstairs.

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What do you think you're doing?

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I will not, under any circumstances,
allow firearms on these premises. My

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equipment detected vampiric activity on
these premises. Whatever the reason,

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firearms are... This is out of your
hands now.

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I need some equipment from the car.

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Give me a hand.

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Or shall I conclude you're on their
side?

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It's happening, just as I foresaw.

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We have a game plan, do we? We'll find
one.

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Time to sweep your precious wine cellar.

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I hope you won't be disappointed by a
few dusty bottles.

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Open the door.

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Open it!

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Lead the way.

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Where's the light switch?

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There's an old cellar, Miss Hunkett.

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Get me some light.

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Vampire.

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Malcolm. Hey, baby.

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So much for modern technology.

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Hey.

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Anything quivering?

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So you did tempt fate.

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Yeah. Well, it's about time somebody
did.

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Tell me, where did you get the idea to
use Malcolm the Eternal for our

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Well, survival is the mother of
invention.

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Thank you.

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A vampire's deception, no matter how
intricate, is only temporary.

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Agent Hackett will be back, no doubt, to
try and explain the inexplicable.

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But that is her mission.

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While my mission is to keep the
Mansbridge experiment alive, at any