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Ladies and gentlemen,\ngood evening.
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Poison has taken a beautiful girl and\nturned her into a sleeping beauty.
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A letter from a dead man led three men\nback to loathsome memories.
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I can hear it, the beautiful melody entitled
"Nightmare" that my friend is playing...
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Act 11:
An Engagement Broken
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Papa's here. Now you guys\nare gonna get it.
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Please step aside,
Madame.
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I think not.
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I beg you!
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What's the matter?
Madame?
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Mama! Mama, what's wrong?
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What's the matter with me?
I don't understand...
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Renaud! Get the car!
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Right!
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Heloise?
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Heloise!
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Get after them!
They've taken my daughter!
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Catch them!
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C'mon, cut it out!
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Here they come!
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Damn it!
All right, watch this!
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Renaud?
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Albert! Block the road!
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Okay, that should do it.
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Ow!
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You're lucky that it wasn't\nanything serious.
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I wish that you wouldn't\nworry me so...
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Cut that out!
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For one thing, what you guys did is\nusually referred to as "kidnapping"!
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Like you're one to talk!
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Once people know why we did it,
I'm sure they'll understand.
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But it's gonna be Monsieur Villefort\nwho tries the case. Right?
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Yeah.
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The dead man has\ncome back to us!
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He would never forget what we did,\nnot in a million years.
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You can't sleep?
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No. Today was a\nterrible day.
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Where did you go\nthis morning?
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The funeral of\nsomeone I know.
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Don't try to hide it from me. A letter\nfrom Edmond came this morning, right?
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How did you know\nabout that?
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Tell me what this\nis all about.
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It was just\na tasteless prank.
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Why would anyone use that name\nfor a prank?
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I have no idea!
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Edmond was accused of treason and died\nin the far reaches of space, didn't he?
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Isn't that what happened?
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Do you know\nanything else?
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Please, Fernand, tell me.
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He's dead and gone.
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You're hiding something\nfrom me.
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The man is dead!
I'm not hiding anything.
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He died in prison!
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You still can't forget what\nhappened 20 years ago?!
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Am I right?! Have you been thinking about\nthat man every day for the past 20 years?!
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Are you still in love\nwith him?!
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It was only because I was told\nthat he was dead that l...
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You only did what because\nyou were told he was dead?
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You were told he was dead, so you gave up\non him and married me instead?
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Did you?!
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Stop it.
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Mercedes...
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Mercedes...
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Mercedes!
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The crime lab determined\nthat the cause was a poison.
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It's a botanical toxin of some sort. We're\nworking as fast as we can to identify it.
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I see.
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Your Honor, I suggest that you\nexercise extreme caution.
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The culprit might still\nbe in this house.
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I've already dismissed\nall the servants.
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You don't need to\nworry about me.
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But sir...
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There are two things\nthat you must do.
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The first is to prevent news of this\nfrom leaking out to the public.
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The second is my daughter.
Find out where my daughter is without delay!
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The search team arrived\nin Marseilles this morning.
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They will probably locate her\nby the end of the day.
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Notify me when you\nfind her.
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An arrest warrant\nis standing by.
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No, just pinpoint\nwhere they are.
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Leave them at large\nfor the time being.
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Yes, sir.
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Franz?
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What's the matter?
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I wasn't expecting you\nto be here, either.
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Is there a reason that you\ndon't want to go home?
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Not really.
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Want to read\nthis letter?
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Who's it from?
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Maximilien?
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The guy sure has\nneat handwriting.
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Yeah, as opposed\nto you.
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You're pushing it.
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So I guess he made it\nto Marseilles safely.
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Right about now, I bet he's freaking out\nover what he's done.
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That's very possible.
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Say...
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What kind of person is Valentine's current\nmother? What's Madame Heloise like?
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What do you mean? She's young,\nand beautiful, and intelligent.
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Yeah, she is, isn't she?
That's what I thought, too.
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Albert, mind if I\nask you something?
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Like what?
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You said that you saw Madame Villefort\nand the Count in the greenhouse, right?
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What about it?
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Ever since you told me about it back at Auteuil,\nit's been nagging at me. That means...
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What're you getting at?
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Why did the Count happen to pick her\nto have an affair with?
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I have to think he targeted her specifically\nand made his move on her.
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And anyway, how is it that he could\ntake one look at your symptoms...
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...and know right away\nthat it was poison?
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Wait a minute, are you implying that\nthe Count is the one behind all this?!
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I can't believe that,\nnot for a minute!
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If it weren't for the Count, I might\nnot be standing here today!
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Listen, Albert. Even if you\nlooked all over Paris,
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...you wouldn't find many people who just\nhappen to have antidotes on them.
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Not even doctors would!
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Were you able to save me, then?
You couldn't do a thing to help, am I right?!
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The only reason I survived was\nbecause the Count was there!
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What would the Count hope to gain by\ntrying to poison people? Tell me!
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I don't know.
But I can sense it in him.
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Sense what?
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A deep darkness...
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Sorry I bothered you.
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Albert! Take a good look at him!
Look at the real Count!
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Franz.
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I have faith in him.
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The only one who knows\nthe real Count... is me!
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Encyclopedia of Toxicology
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So, here you are.
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You've come around?
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What happened to me?
My memories are a jumble...
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Oh.
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I can't seem to shake off\nthis lethargy...
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That's because of the poison,\ndon't you think?
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Poison?
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There's a good amount of poison
coursing through your body.
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When did you get that ring\nfrom the Count?
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What's this about?
What are you implying?
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Allow me to change my line\nof questioning, then.
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Have you ever\nseen this before?
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I... have no idea\nwhat that is.
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I got it out of your jewelry box.
Does that mean that this is perfume?
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I have no idea.
It isn't mine.
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Are you trying\nto ruin me?
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What you've done can never\nbe set to rights.
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If it gets out that my\nwife is a poisoner,
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...what do you think will happen\nto all that I've built?!
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Your plans haven't run their\ncourse yet, have they?
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Who else is there?
Valentine?
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Answer me! How many more\ndo you plan to kill?!
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Is my name on your\nlist, too?
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That's right!
I had intended to kill you, too!
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I only need my\ndarling Edouard!
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Look at you, acting like some\nhigh and mighty saint!
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I won't stand for\nthese insults!
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I dare you to speak to me\nin that tone again!
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I'll kill myself\nright here!
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To the mighty Crown Prosecutor, the man who\nvalues appearances more than anything,
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...there could be no greater scandal,\ncould there?!
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You... you don't mean\nto suggest that l...
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What's the matter?
Aren't you going to drink it?
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What kind of man are you?
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Are you only capable of\nkilling other people?
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Tomorrow morning, you will be\ntransferred to a hospital.
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I've had a private room with barred windows\nprepared for you.
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The quarters won't be very spacious, but you\nwill spend the rest of your days there.
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Along with your poisons.
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Albert! Take a good look at him!
Look at the real Count!
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I know the real Count\nbetter than anyone.
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Count!
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Hello, Monsieur Albert.
How are you feeling?
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You seem to be in rather\nhigh spirits today, Count
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So, I take it that Mademoiselle
Valentine was saved, then?
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Right. She's recuperating in Marseilles now\nwith Maximilien watching over her.
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That is wonderful news.
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Yes, but we got there too late,\nand Valois, their butler, died...
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You were able to save the life of your
dear friend. You needn't feel sad.
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And Madame Villefort has\nhad a mental breakdown...
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Count, why do you think those horrible\nthings happened to the Villeforts?
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It was inevitable.
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There are no coincidences\nin this world.
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It all comes down\nto karma.
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What do you mean\nby that?
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Are you saying that the Villeforts
deserved what happened to them?
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You and I met\nthat day on Luna.
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Perhaps you feel that our meeting\nwas a chance encounter.
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But in fate, there are\nno coincidences.
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Just as that setting sun does so\naccording to the laws of the universe,
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...fate, too, is composed\nof unyielding necessity.
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There's no such thing as\ncoincidence in your life?
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No. There is not.
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What I have is the power\nof a strong will.
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Even if other people accept coincidences\nand are tossed about by them, I do not.
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For you see, I have forged my own destiny\nthrough the power of my own will.
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Forge your own destiny\nthrough the power of your will...
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That is why we met,\nand that is why we are here now.
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Count, I want\nto change.
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I want to be a strong man\nlike you.
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In that case, allow me to offer you\nthese words of advice.
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Bide your time.
And hold out hope.
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Bide your time...
And hold out hope.
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Albert!
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Why are you sitting there with that\nidiotic expression on your face?
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Eugenie?
How's your mother?
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It doesn't seem to be anything serious.
She's been in a bad mood ever since, though.
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Oh.
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But enough about that,\nlisten to this!
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I'm going to be playing the piano at the\nconcert hall along with the orchestra!
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At the opera house?
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Yeah. My dream is finally coming true.\nI just got the news!
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They've recognized my talent\non the piano!
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Congratulations!
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Make sure you come\nhear me play, okay?
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You bet.
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That's so amazing!
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Well, I should get back\nand practice some more.
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Um, Eugenie.
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Your playing that night\nat Auteuil...
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It was... How can I put it?
It was really great.
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You could really tell?
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I'm glad.
Thank you.
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Flowers for you, Mademoiselle.
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Andrea Cavalcanti?
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I'm home!
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What's the matter?
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Look at this.
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Danglars says that he wants to break
off your engagement to Eugenie.
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But why?
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I have to know how she really feels.
I run to the opera house.
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I have to know how I really feel.
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Next time on Gankutsuou,
The Count of Monte Cristo act 12:
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Act 12:
Encore
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..."Encore."
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Bide your time,\nand hold out hope!18364
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