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Get your moccoletti!
How 'bout a moccoletto!
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Act 1:
At Journey's End, We Meet
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Franz!
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Franz!
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Why, hello, Marquise!
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When did you\narrive on Luna?
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I made a loop around the inner planets.
I arrived only yesterday.
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I see. You arrived just in time
to catch the end of Carnival.
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And by the way...
Who is this?
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Ma'am!
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My traveling companion,\nas well as my best friend.
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Viscount Albert de Morcerf.
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I am pleased to make your\nacquaintance, Madame.
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My... You're the son\nof General Morcerf.
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Well, well...
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Is this your first time on Luna?
I suggest you enjoy yourself, then.
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This is a city where all your desires can\nbe fulfilled, no matter what they may be.
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Apparently, he styles\nhimself a count.
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But I'm not so sure.
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Regardless, Luna's high society has been abuzz\nwith rumors about him this past month.
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There are some who say that he's a nouveau riche\nwho made his fortune on the frontier,
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...or that he's an alien\nfrom outer space,
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...or even that he's a monster
in human form, or a vampire.
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That might be going\na little far...
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Excuse me, but what\nis he called?
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What is his name?
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The Count of Monte Cristo.
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"Death is certain,\nits hour uncertain."
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Are you sure you weren't dreaming or\nsomething? Daydreaming or whatever?
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Get serious. This proves\nthat it was real.
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And?
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I'm gonna use it to make his acquaintance.
To meet the Count.
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Are you crazy?
It's a huge hassle.
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Don't do it. You have no idea
who this guy really is.
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You think so?
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Sure I do!
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Begging monsieur's pardon, but are you
Viscount Morcerf from room 405?
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Y-Yes.
Yes, that's me.
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I have a message from my master,
the Count of Monte Cristo.
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Well? What do\nyou think?
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What do I think\nof what?
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Why would he want to talk to two\ncomplete strangers like us?
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His note said that he wanted\nto establish friendly relations...
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...with fellow aristocrats who were staying\nin the same hotel, didn't it?
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What a coincidence...
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I'm not so sure.
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There you go again.
You're such a worrywart.
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At least stay and have\ndinner with the man.
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I have some doubts about whether\nthis guy is even a real aristocrat.
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This is Luna, remember?
He's almost certainly a con-
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How do you do, messieurs. I am called\nthe Count of Monte Cristo.
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Thank you for coming.
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Come now,\nthis won't do.
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When a man has come all the way to Luna,\nhe simply must try these dishes.
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Are you sure? We're the only ones\nwho are eating.
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You haven't touched anything\nall through dinner.
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Please, you needn't concern\nyourselves about me.
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Just as journeys traveled alone are dull,\ndaily meals eaten alone have no flavor.
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For me, speaking with guests as I am now\nis the greatest feast I could wish for.
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Please, help yourselves.
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Incidentally, what did you\nthink of the opera today?
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Speaking for myself, I don't
normally see operas very often,
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...but I couldn't help being\ndrawn into the story!
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Oh, I see.
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So, Monsieur Albert, are you saying\nthat you have someone...
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...whom you pine away for,\njust as in the play?
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No, of course not!
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Come on, 'fess up.
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Eugenie and I were chosen\nfor each other by our parents.
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I've never been in love like the\nmain character of that opera.
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It's the same with everything\nelse in my life.
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Something that I can\nlose myself in.
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Something that will grab my\nheart and never let go.
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I set out on this journey\nto find that something.
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Why are you trying to make it\nsound so noble?
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As I recall, the goal of this little quest had\nmore to do with what's below your waist.
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Franz! Cut it out!
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Oh, youth is\na wonderful thing.
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Endless possibilities. Hopes.
And ardent passion.
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Count, have you ever been\nin love like that?
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I have.
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What sort of woman\nwas she?
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Hey! Don't be rude!
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To be honest, I, too, once had
feelings for a certain woman.
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As well as dreams of a future\nwith this woman.
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However...
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...all of them ended as nothing\nmore than dreams.
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In short, those dreams\nwere only dreams.
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And in those dreams' stead\nstands the man that I have become.
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Bertuccio!
Coffee for our guests.
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At once.
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I thank you for the honor\nof your company tonight.
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Not at all, sir!
The honor was ours!
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I would like you to join me for luncheon\non my balcony tomorrow. What say you?
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Really?
We'd be honored to...
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We're terribly sorry, Count.
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We appreciate your kind offer,\nbut we couldn't possibly accept.
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Luna's public executions
are the highlight of Carnival.
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The festivities reach their peak\nas the blood of heinous criminals...
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...washes away\nthe crowd's sins.
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One cannot speak of experiencing Luna's
Carnival without having seen this spectacle.
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Is that not so,
Monsieur Albert?
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Y-Yes, sir.
You're exactly right, Count!
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In that case, I shall await you here\nin this room again tomorrow.
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Pleasant dreams\nto both of you.
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Hey! Albert!
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Yeah?
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What's the matter?
You don't look so good.
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It was cold.
His hand was as cold as ice...
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It was like a\ncorpse's hand...
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Who are today's condemned?
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One is a man who committed murder\nout of poverty.
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One is a man who committed murder\nover a love affair.
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And the third is a man who slaughtered\nan entire family to steal their possessions.
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All three are heinous criminals\nwho are beyond forgiveness.
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I did it to feed my family!
I had to!
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My beloved wife and child,\nplease forgive me!
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Please, spare me...
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Stop that!
Stop it at once!
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My Lord Cardinal!
I didn't murder anyone!
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My rival framed me!
I'm innocent!
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Please, undo\nthese chains!
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You have to\nbelieve me!
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I bet they're just saying anything\nthat might earn them a reprieve.
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I didn't do it!
I didn't do anything!
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You moron!
Shut your trap!
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I'm sick of you and\nyour damn whining!
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As for me, I killed\nten people!
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Women and children,
I killed 'em all!
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How's that?! Live it up,\nyou bastards!
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C'mon! I wanna see some more\nhappy faces out there!
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Today's card is\nmost entertaining.
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What say you?
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Why don't we have a bit of sport\nwith this?
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A sideshow to the execution,\nas it were.
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I have here\na single letter.
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It is a letter of pardon that
was given to me by the Cardinal.
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How in the world did you\nget something like that?
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Unfortunately, I have but\nthis one letter of pardon.
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To make the choice\nan impartial one,
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...I have written the initials of one of\nthe condemned men on each card.
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Now, please choose\none of them.
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Come now, it's nothing more\nthan a little game.
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Just a minute, Count!
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If that's the case, shouldn't we hear\nwhat they have to say first?!
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My good Monsieur Franz,\nwe are not judges.
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Regardless of what we do,\nthey are going to die.
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I merely suggest that we make use\nof that fact in order to enjoy ourselves.
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At this moment, we have in our hands the\npower to offer the hand of salvation to them.
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Why do you hesitate to make
use of that power to do good?
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Yes, it almost feels as if one
has become God, does it not?
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What are you thinking?!
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You're using people's lives\nas a game?! You're crazy!
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Come on, let's go.
Albert!
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A game?
Yes, it is a game.
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Our own lives are pieces that are toyed with\nas part of someone else's game.
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Has it ever seemed\nthat way to you?
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I wouldn't know.
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Let's go!
Come on!
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I was of the opinion that you and
I would be friends, Monsieur Albert.
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This is most disappointing.
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You set out on your journey\nin order to find something.
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To find and grab hold of a new you.
Through the exertion of your own will.
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Come on, Albert,\nlet's go!
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Albert!
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I'll... I'll do it!
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Don't do it!
You'll be sorry you did!
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It's just a game.
Isn't it, Count?
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No! No!
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Albert...
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No!
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Albert!
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A pardon has been issued\nby the Cardinal!
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The condemned man\nwho is to be pardoned is...
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...Rocca Briori,
also known as Peppino!
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How do ya\nlike that?!
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Thank you!
Thanks oh so much!
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Long live His Excellency\nthe Cardinal!
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Monsieur Albert, you have\ndone a good deed.
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Truly a good deed.
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Now, the show\nis beginning.
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Kill him! Kill him!
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Kill him! Kill him!
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You mustn't look away,
Monsieur Albert.
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Not for an instant.
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Kill! Kill! Kill!
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Don't hold back,
Baptistin.
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Please forgive me.
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My vengeance...
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...is now set in motion.
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Hey, let's go to a cafe or something\nto clear our heads.
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Or how about hitting\nthe red-light district?
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Oh, right. I forgot. Sorry about that.
You hate that sort of thing, don't you?
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I guess there's always\nthe casino...
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Please, don't talk to me\nabout gambling!
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What's gotten into you?
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You were the one who was dying\nto see it in the first place.
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And then you let the Count\ntalk you into...
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I know that!
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I know that!
I know all that!
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"I brought this on my own head, and that's\nwhy I'm angry! I'm angry at myself!" Right?
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You're always fussing\nover me!
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Are you my girlfriend?
Are you my mother?!
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Are you?
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I'm going back to the hotel\nto get ready for the ball.
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What about you?
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You alone?
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Tonight is the last night of Carnival.
You shouldn't be alone on a night like this.
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I want to be alone.
Today was the worst day of my life.
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Albert...
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Hey, don't be\nin such a rush...
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Are you going to come?
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A passing fling on Luna.
It was a trap set by bandits.
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Moment by moment, the hour\nof death approaches.
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Next time on Gankutsuou,
The Count of Monte Cristo, act 2:,
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Act 2:
Until the Sun Rises Over the Moon
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Next time on Gankutsuou,
The Count of Monte Cristo, act 2:,
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..."Until the Sun
Rises Over the Moon".
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..."Until the Sun
Rises Over the Moon".
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Bide your time,\nand hold out hope!17664
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