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When he steals into a mansion with a friend\nin order to help him win over his love,
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...the young man witnesses a physical\nliaison between two adults.
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My friend said to me,
"He must know."
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"Until the day his innocent soul\nis destroyed."
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Act 8:
A Night in Boulogne
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This is bad...
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Albert!
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W-What are you\nbarging in here for?!
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I'm sorry. I kept calling,\nbut you didn't answer.
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You have a visitor from\nthe Champs Elysees.
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The Count?
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His Excellency says that he does\nnot wish to see you today.
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Did he give you a message\nor something?
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No, Monsieur, nothing\nin particular.
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I see...
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What's this?
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His Excellency wishes\nto unveil his new villa.
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That is an invitation to a dinner party.
By all means, bring your entire family.
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With pleasure!
Where is the villa?
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The forest of Auteuil.
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He has a villa in\nthat gloomy place?
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Yes. His Excellency insisted\non this villa in particular.
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If I'm not mistaken, Monsieur Villefort\nused to own this villa.
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It's almost fallen\nto ruin.
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While his first wife was still alive,
it was a bright, cheerful place.
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You mean Valentine's\nreal mother?
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She was still so young and\nbeautiful when she died.
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Thank you for coming.
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My lord General.
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Thank you for\ninviting us.
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Count!
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Well, well! The good
Madame Villefort!
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This is my husband, the...
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The Crown Prosecutor,
I presume?
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I'm told that you did a great\nservice for my wife and son.
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I am honored that you have gone\nto all the trouble of coming here.
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This manor is a little too dreary to
invite guests over, don't you think?
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Not at all, I have taken quite\na liking to the silence here.
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Now, I see that the three gentlemen who\nembody Paris are gathered here tonight.
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Monsieur Danglars,\nthe king of bankers.
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General Morcerf, who commands\nthe military.
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And you, Monsieur, who\nadministers the law.
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There is a reason that I invited you here\nto this humble affair tonight.
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Allow me to be frank and\nmake a confession to you.
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Travelers are insecure\nby their very nature.
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I would like to forge bonds of friendship\nwith you three gentlemen.
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I am given to understand that you hope\nto win the presidency, General.
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Where did you\nhear that?!
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I would like to assist you to the best\nof my humble abilities.
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Albert. Leave us\nfor a moment.
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What? But l...
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We adults need to have\na discussion.
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Albert, what's the matter?
You look a little out of it.
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You don't look well.
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No, I'm fine, Mother.
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I'm sorry I forced you\nto come.
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I wonder if the Count\nis avoiding me...
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At Valentine's house,
I saw something.
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I saw the Count and Madame Villefort\nbeing... intimate.
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So?
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While I was watching,\nthe Count spotted me.
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It seemed that way\nto me, anyway.
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What about it?
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I'm a terrible person...
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I guess the Count has\na lot on his plate.
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It just means that he's\na man like any other.
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Anyway, weren't you supposed to go there to\nwork out the whole Maximilien situation?
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That's the least of my\nworries right now.
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Um...
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Would it be all right\nif I joined you?
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Who is this?
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I'm going outside for\nsome fresh air.
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Um, might l...
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What the hell\ndid you do?
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And who might\nyou be, boy?
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M-Me, sir? I am...
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This is Captain Maximilien Morrel,\na most capable soldier.
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How do you do, sir?
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I'm Captain Maximilien Morrel,
Canes Venatici Gamma Army.
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My family operates a trading
firm in Marseilles. As for me, l...
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And what do you want?
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Sir. I-I would like to ask for\nyour daughter's hand in...
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Yours is a noble profession,\none which defends the state.
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For that, I offer you\nmy respects.
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Nevertheless, you are\na simple commoner.
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And my daughter\nis already engaged.
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I suggest that you bear\nthose facts in mind.
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How rude!
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Bouillabaisse à la Marseilles.
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So, how did the marriage\nproposal go?
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Dead on arrival.
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You know, maybe she really\nhas feelings for you.
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And what's this secret\nconversation about?
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Beauchamp!
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You've got guts, firing off a flash
at the Crown Prosecutor like that.
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When I see a guy who's full of himself,
my rebellious streak takes over.
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So, what's up?
The sorrows of youth?
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Geez, what a sad world we're living in.
It's all "love" this and "affairs" that.
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Look at that.
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Rumor has it that those two were\nhaving an affair years ago, too.
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The Crown Prosecutor\nand Eugenie's mother used to...
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Forgive me for imposing\non you.
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It's all right.
Don't worry about it.
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I've paid a small fortune\nfor her lessons.
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It's only fair that she should put it
to good use at times like this.
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Please listen to what
I have to say.
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I'd like to apologize\nto you.
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What I said the other day was terrible.
I didn't give any thought to your feelings.
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What did Valentine say?
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She was crying.
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I guess I made you do my\ndirty work for me. I'm sorry.
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Valentine loves you.
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You're kidding!
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She does!
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I'm sure of it.
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Eugenie's gotten really good,\nhasn't she?
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Hey, don't try to change\nthe subject.
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I talked to her\nthe other day.
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I bet she had a lot of bad things\nto say about me.
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Pretty much.
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What's that mean?
Tell me! C'mon, tell me!
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What do you want from me\nafter all this time?
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I'm frightened.
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What if someone\nsees us?
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But when we're here, I can't help\nbut think of our child!
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Magnificent.
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I see that music is truly\nyour calling.
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Her calling, huh? The Count must\nknow a lot of talented people.
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Thank you for the lovely performance,\nmy lovely lady.
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How do you do?
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Now that one talented youth has made her\ndebut, allow me to introduce another.
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This is Marquis Andrea Cavalcanti.
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Oh, my...
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That family had\nan heir?
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His father is an old friend\nof mine.
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If you would welcome him as you have done\nme, nothing would make me happier.
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I realize that I am an untested youth who only\nrecently inherited his late father's estate,
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...but I am honored to\nmake your acquaintance.
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Look at that brooch!
It easily cost five million!
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Who's that guy?
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The Count's new favorite, I'd say.
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I bet he has all kinds\nof talents!
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Well, ladies\nand gentlemen.
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I do hate to interrupt your conversation,\nbut if I might have your attention please?
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One of the reasons that I\npurchased this estate...
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...was that I wished to escape from the noise of\nthe city and spend time in quiet contemplation.
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But on the contrary,\nonce I arrived here,
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...I found myself fascinated by a certain\naura that pervades this old mansion.
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And what might\nthat be?
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How might one\nbest describe it?
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Yes... In a word...
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...a curse.
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I found myself pondering\ncertain questions.
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What sorts of lives were led by\nthe people who once lived here?
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And what sad events occured here that\nwere hidden away from the eyes of all?
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When my mind toys with such thoughts, I am\nfilled with inexpressible joy and tranquility.
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No doubt about it...
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It's him,
I'm sure of it...
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Preposterous!
A curse, the very idea...
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Monsieur Prosecutor, you suggest\nthat you do not sense...
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...the gloomy, malevolent aura\nthat pervades this mansion?
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That's CROWN Prosecutor.
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Very well. I take it, then, that you must
see it with your own two eyes.
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In truth, there is one room deep inside
this mansion that has been left exactly as it was.
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Why would you do that?
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I am convinced that\nit is that room...
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...which is the source of the\nmalevolent aura here.
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How rude!
We're leaving.
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Monsieur!
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Now, now, now, don't be\nlike that!
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I for one say that we should indulge\nour host's eccentricities.
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What do you say, everyone? Why don't we\ngo see this "evil room" for ourselves?
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Just a moment, please!
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Going all at once would\nspoil the entertainment.
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Monsieur Albert!
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Yes?
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Monsieur Franz!
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And Mademoiselle Eugenie.
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Me?
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I suggest that you split into three groups\nto search for the room.
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We shall have these three youths\nlead the way.
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I will offer a small gift to those\nwho successfully reach...
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...the innermost depths\nof this dark mansion.
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Are we agreed?
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I like it!
This sounds like fun!
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By all means,\nlet's do it!
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Monsieur Albert, if you\nwould be so kind?
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Yes, sir!
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It's been a long time,
Marquise.
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You're looking well.
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Keep your mind\non the task at hand.
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As they say, it's the early bird\nthat gets the worm.
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Incidentally, Marquis Andrea,\nwhere are you from?
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Oh. Excuse me. I come from the\nfar reaches of the eastern galaxy.
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There is a beautiful planetary\ncluster there.
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And on one of those planets\ncan be found a bird...
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...which eats ore and lays\neggs of jewels.
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Once every 50 years, they build a colony\nfor the purpose of mating, and...
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We can finally speak\nprivately now.
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Pardon me.
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Count. I need to say\nsomething to you.
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Whatever is the matter,
Madame Morcerf?
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Please, call me Mercedes.
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This heart of the malevolent aura\nthat he mentioned...
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What do you suppose\nits heart really is?
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Why are you so fixated\non Marseilles?
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Whatever do you mean?
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You served another dish from Marseilles\nfor dinner tonight.
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Was it not to your liking?
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No. It's just that when I look at you,
I am reminded of someone I once knew.
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For many years, I have lived with\nthe desire to see him once again.
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But now, I'm filled with\na terrible foreboding...
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Count?
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You are not alone. Never.
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There is someone who\nis always thinking of you.
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Please don't forget that.
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This is my good luck charm. It was\ngiven to me by my late father.
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I'd like you\nto have it.
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It's a dead end...
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I've had enough of this, Albert.
Madame Danglars is tired, too.
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We're turning back.
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Monsieur Villefort!
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There's a door inside!
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T-This is...
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Congratulations to you.
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Your party is the first\nto arrive.
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Did you enjoy the unique ambiance\nthat this mansion has to offer?
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I see that the master of this house doesn't\nknow the proper way to entertain guests!
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Monsieur Albert, might I\nask for your assistance?
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Yes, sir!
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Thank you for playing along.
It must have been difficult.
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I'm sorry, Count.
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Sorry? Whatever for?
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The truth is, I... I saw you.
In Madame Villefort's greenhouse.
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Goodness, how awkward.
You saw us, did you?
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Madame would not take no\nfor an answer, you see.
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I simply assumed that you\nwere angry with me!
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Perish the thought!
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Incidentally, it is I who\nshould apologize to you.
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I have been unable to speak\nwith you properly until today.
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The fact of the matter is that I suffer from\nan illness I contracted in distant space.
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From time to time, I wish to\nrest without seeing anyone.
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That's...
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It is nothing serious. I do feel a
numbness from time to time, however.
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Albert. This is a secret\nknown only to you and me.
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A secret between\nyou and me.
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I understand.
I give you my word.
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In that case, let us carry\nthis box through the door.
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00:20:55,600 --> 00:20:58,190
This is the room where
I gave birth to the child!
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00:20:58,300 --> 00:21:03,330
The child... The child has\nsummoned us here!
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Pull yourself together!
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00:21:05,410 --> 00:21:09,570
But on that night
17 years ago...
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Congratulations! This is our gift\nfrom the Count!
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00:21:15,950 --> 00:21:18,710
NO!
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Madame?
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00:21:24,230 --> 00:21:25,520
You...
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Who the devil\nare you?!
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00:23:10,900 --> 00:23:12,830
A poisonous evil stalks\nthe lovers.
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00:23:13,230 --> 00:23:17,290
But I am still unaware that I am about\nto fall prey to it, as well.
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Next time on Gankutsuou,
The Count of Monte Cristo, Act 9:
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Act 9:
I Dreamed a Dark Dream
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..."I Dreamed\na Dark Dream."
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Bide your time,\nand hold out hope!20998
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