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Ladies and gentlemen,\ngood evening.
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Wishing to express his feelings,
the young man ran to the opera house,
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...where his former fiancée\nawaited him.
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However, he is\nnot yet aware.
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Not yet aware of his father's sordid past, which\nlies concealed behind the broken engagement.
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Act 13:
Haidee
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That man\nis a murderer!
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I am surprised to see you come\nall this way, Your Honor.
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Is this spectacle being provided\nas a sideshow to the opera?
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I take it that you\nrecognize this?
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As I recall, that is the ring\nthat I gave to your wife.
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It had poison\nhidden inside.
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Goodness, what a\nfascinating contraption.
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It would appear that you were\ntrying to kill even my wife.
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Surely you jest.
Why would I do such a thing?
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It's obvious!
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Isn't this a simple case of that barbaric custom\nfrom Eastern Space known as the "thrill kill"?
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The Count would never\ndo such a thing!
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You're being deceived\nby that man.
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The Count was the one who told us\nabout the threat to Valentine's life!
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Even a foreigner such as myself can expect\nto receive a proper trial, I take it?
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Of course. By law, you will\nreceive an impartial trial.
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Hearing that sets my mind at ease.
I have a witness to offer in my defense.
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What?
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Someone who knows\nthe whole truth.
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Heloise?!
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I have heard many fascinating things\nfrom Madame and your son.
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Including things which touch\nupon certain family affairs.
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Why, you!
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What would you like to do?
Will you arrest me?
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What's the deal?
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I thought they were\ngonna arrest him.
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Not to worry,\ngentlemen.
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It would seem that His Honor the
Crown Prosecutor made a mistake.
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Way to go, Count!
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It's nice to see that hanging judge\nget some egg on his face!
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It would be best for you\nto return to your home.
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But l...
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You needn't worry\nabout me.
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Don't think for an instant\nthat this is over!
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Monsieur Villefort...
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That man wants\nto ruin me.
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I can't believe it! You're still\nsaying that nonsense?
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I can sense it. I can feel an evil\npresence in that man's soul.
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You're still worrying\nabout your former fiancée?
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Marquis Cavalcanti.
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By all means, please\ncall me Andrea.
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I don't know what my father\nsaid to you,
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...but I don't feel the least bit\ngrateful to you, is that clear?
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Now, now...
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It's always been my dream\nto play at the opera house,
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...but using money to\nmake it come true was...
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It was your own merit that won you\nthe right to that concert.
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The reason, of course, is that your talent\nhas transformed me into your humble servant.
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He left you there.
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It would seem that he doesn't even have\nthe courage to try to steal you away.
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It's not here, huh?
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There were no records matching\nthe requested term...
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...in any of the volumes\nowned by this library.
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I see.
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The Royal Library prides itself on being the\ngreatest repository of data in the universe.
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It's hard to believe that there could\nbe a word that isn't registered here.
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It's possible that the word is on the General
Security Directorate's banned list.
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What do you mean?
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Regulations are in place that\nprohibit general readers...
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...from browsing\nclassified topics.
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What do you MEAN, you're cutting off\nmy financial support?!
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I've had a few\nsudden expenses.
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What am I supposed to do about\nthe presidential election?!
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I'm sorry, but I'm going\nto have to cut you loose.
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Me... And you...
And Villefort...
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I thought it was our dream to climb\nhand in hand to the top of Paris!
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Oh, was it?
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Why pull out when we're a single step away\nfrom making that dream a reality?!
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My, um... analysts are telling me\nto quit gambling on you, General.
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Is this about those letters\nfrom Edmond?
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Now, now, I'm just saying that\nwe all need to watch our step.
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If you win the election,
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...feel free to give me\na call.
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Excellency, we've established a comm channel\nwith the Seventh Eastern Space Fleet.
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That was a shameful display last night,\ndon't you think?
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What insolence!
Who are you?!
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Lucien Debray, First Secretary.
I'm hurt that you don't remember me.
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Ah, the spoiled rich boy\nin the Ministry of the Interior.
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The Count of Monte Cristo is the\ntalk of Paris at the moment.
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You won't be able to arrest him\nwithout good cause.
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He's plotting something,
I'm sure of it.
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Can you prove it?
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I'm the one who decides\nwho is guilty or innocent.
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The General Security Directorate\nis stepping in.
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They suspect that you're trying\nto file false charges against him.
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You've gone a little\ntoo far this time.
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It's probably only a matter of time\nbefore you're suspended from duty.
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They can't!
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Oh, here you are.
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I need your advice\non a certain matter.
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It's rare for YOU to need anybody's\nadvice on anything.
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I had no choice but to beg an elite member\nof the Ministry of the Interior for help.
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Your best friend\nisn't with you today?
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Where's Victoria?
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Madame is resting\nin her room.
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I have no idea what to do\nwith your mother.
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She's been acting like this ever since\nshe was out in the night air...
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...at the party in Auteuil\nand caught a cold.
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So anyway, that's why I can't\noffer you a suitable welcome,
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...but perhaps you'd care\nto join us for dinner?
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I'd love to!
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I have a little work to finish up, so my daughter\nwill keep you company until I'm done.
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Why don't you play another little tune?
For Andrea this time.
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I would be honored if you did!
Oh, that reminds me...
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Black hole futures?!
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Now, then, let's get down\nto business, Michelle!
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General Morcerf has called\nand made an appointment.
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Never mind about that! Show me the\nultra-high density materials market!
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Get to it!
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Understood.
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Danglars has accessed\nthe market.
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Very well.
Sell.
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Understood!
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Let him eat his fill. We'll make sure\nthat he's fattened up properly.
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Wait until the time is right, and then\nleak intel that there are signs...
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...of an impending massive lmperial Forces\noffensive in the Central Galaxy.
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Still, the thought of lining that vulture's\npockets is a little distasteful.
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"Gankutsuou," huh?
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Are you ready\nto start?
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Here we go.
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Welcome to the Mansion\nof State Secrets.
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What IS this place?
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A database that's under the direct jurisdiction\nof the Ministry of the Interior.
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State search keyword.
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Gankutsuou.
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Lucien Debray, First Secretary, class S.
Access granted.
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Where are we?!
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Keep quiet.
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Gankutsuou is the king\nof the shadows.
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Which means what?
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Nobody's ever seen what he looks like.
His name should never be spoken.
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Those who break that taboo\nmeet a fate worse than death.
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Is that an\nurban legend?
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It's the truth. He appeared on the fringes\nof the galaxy a thousand years ago...
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...and tried to gain control\nof the criminal underworld.
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He's an invader?
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Gankutsuou is invincible. He controls\npeople by manipulating their desires.
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However, he was defeated\nby fate.
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In June of the year 4002 of\nthe Louis Philippe calendar,
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...he was apprehended\nand incarcerated.
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Incarcerated where?
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We can't answer that.
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Where was he imprisoned?
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We can't answer that.
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I hereby issue\nlmperial Edict 53!
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Gankutsuou was imprisoned\nin the Chateau d'lf.
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What happened\nafter that?
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His death was confirmed\non December 23, 5043.
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Ten years ago?!
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He was in prison for more\nthan a thousand years?!
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What was that\nprisoner's name?
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The Man in the
Iron Mask.
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What was his\nfull name?!
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Terminate access immediately.
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Why?!
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We can't answer that.
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I hereby issue special provision 3\nof Edict 53!
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His name...
His name was...
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Illegal access!
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Illegal access!
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Enacting article 6, clause 2 of\nthe Secrets Preservation Code.
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T-This isn't good...
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I want to know who Gankutsuou\nreally is!
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No, I HAVE to know!
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Old man Noirtier\nmight know.
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Who, him?
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A long time ago, he used to be top dog\nin the Ministry of the Interior.
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But he also had a lot of enemies,\nand he was brought down.
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You mean the assassination\nof the Prince?
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He was a proponent of\npeace with the Empire.
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Apparently, that's made it difficult for his\nson, Villefort, to move up in the world.
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Of course, all that work\nhas been for nothing now.
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Father... You must be laughing at me, a man\nwho's lost both his status and his family.
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You must think it's poetic justice\nfor a man who's spent his career...
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...sending innocent men to prison\nand presiding over merciless trials.
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That this is my punishment for defying your\nwishes and supporting war against the Empire...
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...and for doing away with\nyour compatriots.
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I've worked hard\nto surpass you!
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To surpass you, who had the power\nto sway government policy!
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Do you have the slightest idea\nhow hard that was?!
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Any idea how hard it was to be your son\nin a world dominated by hawks?!
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"Suspended from duty," huh?
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So what?!
See if I care!
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I won't let it\nend like this!
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Just you watch! I'll come back\nfrom this stronger than ever!
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She's been like that\nsince we arrived.
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It's as if she's regressed\nto childhood.
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Excellency, are you certain\nthat this is a wise idea?
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We can still attack after seeing how\nthe peace negotiations at Geneva go.
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We must strike\nwhile we have the chance!
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If we are to gain the upper hand at the\nnegotiation table, there can be no hesitation!
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A victory here will give your poll numbers\na huge boost, Excellency!
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His Excellency,\nthe Viscount Morcerf.
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Welcome to our\nhumble home.
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What may we do\nfor you today?
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Actually, I had hoped to\nmeet with the Count.
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The Count's illness has\nrendered him bedridden.
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Yes, I'd heard.
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Please, let me wish him\na speedy recovery.
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I ask that you allow him\nto remain undisturbed.
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At times like this, he will\nsee no one but me.
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The Count has complete\nfaith in you, doesn't he?
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Please tell him to be on his guard\nagainst Monsieur Villefort.
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He said that he'll make the Count pay\nfor what he did. So he has to...
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You care a great deal for the Count,\ndon't you, Monsieur Albert?
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Yes, I suppose...
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I am glad that you are concerned\nfor his well-being.
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How long have you\nbeen with him?
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It has been a long time now. A long time\nsince the Count deigned to purchase me.
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H-He bought you?!
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I was born into the royal family\nof a certain frontier planet.
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Our world is situated between\nthis kingdom and Eastern Space,
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...and had prospered from\nthe trade between them.
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However, our good fortune\nwas not to last for long.
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War broke out between\nthe Empire and Earth,
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...and my homeworld was engulfed\nin the flames of war.
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My father chose to establish\nan alliance with Earth.
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He did this because he had heard that the\npeople of Earth valued freedom highly.
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And so, reinforcements\narrived from Earth.
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My father told me that ten years ago\nwas a time of great turmoil.
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He said that he himself had fought\nin several wars of independence.
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Those reinforcements from Earth\nbetrayed my father!
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They started a rebellion, leveling\nfalse charges against my father,
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...claiming that he was working\nin collusion with the Empire.
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My father was killed\nas a traitor,
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...and my mother and I were stripped of our\nstatus and sold into the hands of our enemies.
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My mother died soon thereafter,\nand I was left to fend for myself.
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I was like a\nwalking corpse.
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Yes, until the day\nthat I met the Count.
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I'm sorry. I didn't mean to dredge up\nsuch painful memories.
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I'm a fool, aren't I?
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My girlfriend tells me the\nsame thing all the time.
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She says I never stop to think\nabout other people's feelings.
240
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Oh, I guess she's more like an old\nchildhood friend than a girlfriend.
241
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She gave a piano recital at the\nopera house the other day!
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"It's a wonderful thing to be able\nto express yourself that way."
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That's what I thought to myself\nwhen I heard her performance.
244
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Mademoiselle Haidee, you yourself\nare good at the harp, right?
245
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Please do my family the honor\nof paying us a visit sometime.
246
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Allow me to introduce\nmy friends to you.
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The night we arrived in Paris, the
Count said the following to me:
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"Haidee, this is a land where freedom\nand human rights are appreciated."
249
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"You should do as you wish, acting\naccording to your own free will."
250
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But this is the way\nthat I see it...
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If I remain here voluntarily, I am here\nbecause I freely choose to do so.
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Our young Viscount is one\nlighthearted kid.
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You know? In spite of the fact that there's\na fire lit under his old man's ass.
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Stop it.
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"It's a wonderful thing to be able\nto express yourself that way."
256
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I'm gonna puke!
That's so damn pathetic!
257
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You and I are\ntwo of a kind.
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I can see what you really think,\nplain as day.
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You're wrong.
I don't...
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You hate him, don't you?!
You wanna rip him to pieces, don't you?!
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Come on, let's have ourselves\nsome fun.
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Take your hands\noff her!
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Count...
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Leave us.
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As you wish.
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Monsieur Villefort?
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I cast away all of the horrible feelings\nwithin myself after I met you.
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Or so I believed.
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And I thought that if I could only\nease your cruel resolve...
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But I... I was unable\nto forget.
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I could not forget how I felt\nwhen I swore revenge that day.
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Considering how I myself feel, it was wrong\nof me to hope to change how you feel.
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Count.
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I caused you a great disservice the other day\nby jumping to conclusions as I did.
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As an apology for my impolite\nbehavior, please... Eat this!
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Count!
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The person I was in the past\nis not the person that I am today.
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Who we were in the past\nis not who we are today.
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Next time on Gankutsuou,
The Count of Monte Cristo act 14:
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Act 14:
Lost Souls
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..."Lost Souls."
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Bide your time,\nand hold out hope!24009
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