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Ladies and gentlemen,\ngood evening.
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My friend invited three families to his villa,\nwhere a forbidden past lay dormant.
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When that soul which had been\ninterred there returned to life,
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...I sensed clearly that a new vengeance\nwas about to sprout.
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Act 9:
I Dreamed A Dark Dream
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Somebody!
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Somebody, send for\na doctor!
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What's the matter?
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It's Madame Danglars!
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She's collapsed!
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What the hell\nare you after?!
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What's your game?!
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Surely you jest. My only goal is to
have my guests enjoy the party.
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You've gone too far! This manor was\noriginally owned by my father-in-law.
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If you're deliberately trying to insult me,
I'll make you regret it!
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Even though I was unaware of that fact,
I have indeed been most rude.
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Still, this is a\nmost fascinating,
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...not to mention\nmost odd, coincidence.
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Which means, then, that this place is as\nfamiliar to you as the back of your hand.
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In which case, my little entertainment\nwas unfair from the very beginning.
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This simply won't do.
Shall we start over and try it again?
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What in the world happened, Albert?
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I'm not really sure.
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As part of the game, I was about to give
Madame Victoria the box with the prize in it,
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...and the instant I did, she...
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What in the world\nmade her faint?
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H-How can this be?
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Dear boy, forgive me...
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It seems to be a case of anemia.
It is nothing serious.
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I'll ask you again.
Who ARE you?
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Exactly what do\nyou know?
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Your life depends on\nyour answer.
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Answer me!
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I am but a poor bumpkin who has come from\nthe far reaches of Eastern Space.
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Other than that, I have no past\nwhich is worth speaking of.
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None at all.
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Victoria!
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Victoria! What's happened\nto her?!
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You needn't worry.
She is merely feeling out of sorts.
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Hey! Honey! Hey!
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I expect that a few moments' rest\nwill have her feeling good as new.
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Is that not right?
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Where's Eugenie?
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Let's look for her!
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Eugenie!
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Eugenie!
Where are you?!
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Father! Eugenie!
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You there!
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Do you know where Eugenie is?
She's Monsieur Danglars' daughter.
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I've heard stories about you\nfrom the Count.
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All sorts of things.
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So, you're Albert, son of\nthe Morcerf family...
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Where's Eugenie?
Isn't she with you?!
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She's already headed towards the inner\nchambers, both she and your father.
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Let me make one thing\nperfectly clear to you.
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In all the world, I am the only person capable\nof understanding the Count's feelings.
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Wha...?
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Now, if you'll excuse me.
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Count!
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Give me your hand, sir.
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My thanks, Bertuccio...
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What are those markings...?
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I'd ask you not to overexert yourself,\nbut I'd probably be wasting my breath.
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Do you have it in you to follow me?
Into the darkest depths of Hell?
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Of course. I'll be at your side\nwherever you go, Gankutsuou.
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Gankutsuou?
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Mother...
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I'm all right.
I'm fine now.
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I'm sorry if I worried you.
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Valentine!
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Albert!
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I'm sorry\nabout earlier.
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I got carried away without stopping\nto consider your feelings.
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No, I'm the one who should apologize.
I said such rude things.
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Still, I'm glad. It's nice that you two\ncan have a normal conversation now.
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I... had misjudged him.
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I'm glad we had this\nchance to talk.
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As am I!
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Now that all the excitement's over,
I feel kinda...
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Albert?
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Monsieur Albert?
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Hold on!
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Monsieur Albert!
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Monsieur Albert!
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How are you feeling?
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It feels like a weight on my chest\nhas been lifted.
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I am glad to hear it.
I mixed this medicine especially for you.
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Nothing is better for the\ntreatment of chest pains.
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I'm sorry if I made\nany trouble for you.
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For some reason, I felt sick\nall of a sudden...
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What could be wrong\nwith Albert?
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Ever since we were kids,
he's never had so much as a cold.
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You and Albert are\nchildhood friends, aren't you?
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Yeah.
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I heard all about it from
Mademoiselle Valentine.
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She said that she has always been jealous\nof how close you two are.
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It's just because we've known\neach other for so long.
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It's not just because you're\nold friends, is it?
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I somehow get the impression that you two\nshare a bond that no one else can share in.
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Speaking of which, how long have\nyou had feelings for Valentine?
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That's an awkward question\nto be asked by her fiancée.
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Of course, you're right.
I'm sorry.
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No, I am the one who\nis at fault here.
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But if you love her, that should be\nall that matters.
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There you go, saying such\nirresponsible things again...
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Irresponsible, huh?
I suppose it is.
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It's a strange thing.
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Why can't you love Mademoiselle Valentine?
She is your fiancée, after all.
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What about you? Will you stop loving her\njust because you can't marry her?
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As to that...
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You can't, can you? You can't simply\nfall out of love, can you?
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Even if it's a relationship where\nyou can't marry the person.
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Are you saying that you harbor\na hopeless love for someone, too?
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Marriage isn't necessarily the only way\nto make that person happy.
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Don't you think?
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I hadn't thought of that...
Perhaps you're right.
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Valentine's found herself\na great guy.
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Albert.
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Sir?
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I realize that this is an odd question,\nbut what have you eaten today?
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Actually, I've been so busy today\nthat I haven't eaten anything at all.
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But now that you mention it, I drank some\nwater from the table with the blue flowers.
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The table with blue flowers was\nthe Villefort family's table.
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Do you think that has\nanything to do with it?
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Albert, I would like you\nto remain calm and listen to me.
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What had been attacking\nyour body... was poison.
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Poison?
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Yes, a fearful poison that is called
"zhen-du" in Eastern Space.
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You're saying that the\nwater was poisoned?
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It would be safe\nto assume so.
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You managed to survive because the ice\nhad melted, thus diluting the poison,
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...but you nevertheless\nhad a close call.
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Who would do\nsuch a thing?
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I suspect that you were\nnot the target.
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Right. The poison was mixed\ninto that water pitcher,
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...so that means the target\nwas the Villefort family.
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But why?
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Feelings of hatred and jealousy\ntowards another...
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...are emotions which silently fester and grow,\nunbeknownst to the object of their affection.
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The happier that person is,\nthe less aware he is of their feelings.
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However, their attempt\nended in failure.
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Which means that they\nwill lay another trap to...
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They can't! There are people\nthat I want to be happy!
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Albert, are you sure you\nshould be out of bed?
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I feel fine now.
Sorry I made you worry.
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Still, I think you should\ntake it easy.
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He's right,
Monsieur Albert.
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No, we have\nto hurry.
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I'll explain later. Anyway, we have\nto get to Valentine's house.
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To Mademoiselle
Valentine's house?
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Yeah.
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You're such a\nfrightening man...
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And at the same time,\nso very alluring...
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Are we clear on this,
Boville?
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Use every network at your disposal and find out\neverything there is to know about that man.
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Focus your investigation\non Marseilles in particular.
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Understood.
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"Count of Monte Cristo," my ass. Mark my\nwords, I'll find out who you really are.
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Incidentally, what is your connection\nto this man, Your Honor?
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That isn't something that you need\nto concern yourself about.
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Yes, sir. But I suggest that\nyou be mindful of rats.
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Yes, I know.
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I'll be off, then.
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Look, Grandfather.
Isn't this a beautiful rosary?
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Pardon me.
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I've brought you something\nto drink.
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Thank you, Valois.
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Still, don't you think the Count\nis reading too much into this?
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I mean, come on, someone's trying\nto kill the Villefort family?
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He's not like other people.
I believe him.
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Say, Franz...
Will you hear me out?
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What's up? You sound\nawfully serious.
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The thing is, I finally\nfigured something out.
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Well? What is it?
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You might laugh at me for\nsaying this, Franz,
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...but I really do think it's important for\nthe two people to love each other.
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What's gotten into you?
What brought this on?
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Well, I... It's just that I want Valentine\nand Maximilien to be happy.
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I know it's more complicated\nthan that for you, though.
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Not at all. I want the same\nthing with all my heart.
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If it's humanly possible, I think two people\nwho love each other should be together.
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You do, huh?
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The love those two have is the real thing.
I want them to be happy.
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No way am I gonna let\nanybody poison her!
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The rain has certainly\ngotten stronger...
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It's rather humid,\nisn't it?
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You must be hot, Valois.
Would you like a glass, too?
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Eh? No, I couldn't possibly,
Mademoiselle.
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It's all right, don't stand\non ceremony.
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Valois!
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Valois, what's the matter?
Valois!
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M-Mademoiselle...
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Valois?
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Valois!
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W-What happened?
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Grandfather...
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Hurry!
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Hurry, call the doctor!
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Mademoiselle Valentine!
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How can this be?
Mademoiselle Valentine!
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I can't believe it.
It's just like the Count said.
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What the hell\nis going on?
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I'll be back.
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Where are you going?
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Where else?
To go see the Count.
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He might be able to do\nsomething for her.
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Hey, Albert!
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Albert...
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I'll be at your side wherever\nyou go, Gankutsuou.
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I'm sorry, but His Excellency is away\non a business trip at the moment.
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You're kidding!
When will he be back?
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That is entirely up to His Excellency.
I'm sorry I cannot be of more help.
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I see that you're helpless by\nyourself, same as always.
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You!
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I'm looking forward to seeing\nhow this turns out.
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What's that supposed\nto mean?
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Do you have the courage to learn\nwhat the future holds?
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Who the hell you?
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Damn it!
What am I gonna do?
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Don't die, Valentine!
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You child of illicit love who has\nawoken from a dark dream...
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...and come back to life\nfrom the depths of death...
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You beautiful child who knows nothing\nof love, nor of being loved.
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Thou art anathema.
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Thou art anathema!
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A dark cloud spreads out like\na stain to cover our lives.
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And a letter arrives from an old friend
who was thought to be dead.
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Next time on Gankutsuou,
The Count of Monte Cristo act 10:
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Act 10:
The Letter From Edmond
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..."The Letter
From Edmond."
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Bide your time,\nand hold out hope!18524
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