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Ladies and gentlemen,\ngood evening.
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There are men who sniff around the mystery\nthat surrounds myself and my friend.
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Little by little, their search brings\nthem closer to our secret.
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Hear me, young man and young lady.
Hear me, noble souls acting in unison.
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Be on your guard,
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...and know that there are some things in\nthis world that one is better off not knowing.
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Count!
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You miserable brat!
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Die!
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Act 14:
Lost Souls
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You sons of...
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Count! Are you\nall right?!
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You needn't worry\nabout me.
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But...
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Why is this\nhappening to me?!
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Hasn't my record\nalways been perfect?!
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You should know that!
Right?
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I've always been above reproach,\nwith no blemish on my record!
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Albert!
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This is all your fault! It's all because\nyou brought that accursed Count to Paris!
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What lies did you fill his head with?!
Tell me!
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Mark my words! Don't get cocky!
You'll be next!
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Disaster will come calling\nat your house, too!
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Give it a rest!
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Hey, let go of me!
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Do you have any idea who I am?!
Let go! Get your hands off me!
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Count!
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You should\ngo home now.
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Let us meet again\nsome other time.
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Are you really okay?
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This ain't good...
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Hey, Ali!
Do your thing.
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Your abilities are as\nimpressive as ever...
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Albert! This is all\nyour fault!
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You'll be next! Disaster will come\ncalling at your house, too!
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Yoo-hoo!
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You've been in there for ages.
Did something happen?
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No, I'm fine.
What is it?
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Maximilien is here\nto see you.
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Maximilien!
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Monsieur Albert.
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You're looking well!
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It's good to\nsee you again.
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Why the sudden\nreturn to Paris?
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I've come here to fetch
Monsieur Noirtier.
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I thought that he should be\nat Valentine's side.
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I guess you're right.
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I came here expecting to have another\nquarrel with Monsieur Villefort,
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...but I heard the news of his arrest\nthe instant I arrived in Paris.
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It came as quite a shock to hear\nwhat had become of him.
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Yeah...
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I wanted to come pay you a visit\nand express my gratitude.
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Thank you for all you\nhave done for us.
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Still as upright and formal\nas ever, huh?
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It was because you were\nthere for me...
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...that I was able to save those\nwho are dearest to me.
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If nothing else, please don't\nforget that one thing.
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Maximilien...
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I am glad that
I met you.
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Take good care\nof Valentine.
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I will.
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See you around,
Maximilien.
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Thanks to you, my stocks have hit the\ntrading limit for several days in a row.
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These various tidbits of information\nfind their way to me, that's all.
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I don't really ask\nfor them.
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Oh, how I envy you...
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It's a waste of one's life to tie one's happiness\nto the fluctuations of numbers.
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More importantly, though...
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"Dramatic Arrest of Crown Prosecutor
Villefort in Public Spectacle."
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This is most shocking,\nisn't it?
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Yes, it is...
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One never can tell what will\nhappen next in life.
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By the way, Baron, what's this I hear about you\nand the Crown Prosecutor being old friends?
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Not at all, not at all! We're just acquaintances,\nwe're not what you'd call friends.
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Oh, is that true? You, General Morcerf, and\nthe Crown Prosecutor here are old friends,
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...and you've used each other's influence\nto expand your own power bases.
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I've heard stories along those lines,\nso I was curious.
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T-That must be a rumor spread\nby jealous people, no doubt.
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Well, if you say so.
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Still, people can be brought low\nby the most unexpected things.
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I suggest that you exercise the utmost caution\nin the company you choose to keep, Baron.
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Baron?
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Yes?
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I'm quite serious about\nyour daughter.
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I'd like to receive your blessing\nas soon as possible.
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What a mess...
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I'm sorry to keep you waiting.
My name is Beauchamp.
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Y-You're a reporter?
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Yeah.
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Then this is\nyour lucky day!
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You're gonna have a scoop that's gonna\nbe splashed across the front page!
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What do you want\nin return?
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How much will your company\npay for a big scoop?
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I'm really busy, so if\nyou'll excuse me...
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W-Wait! I'm talkin' about a huge scandal\ninvolving General Morcerf!
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This is gonna knock\neven YOUR socks off.
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Hey, sorry to bother you.
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Why did you need to\nsee me so suddenly?
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Well, we're doing a special feature on
General Morcerf's presidential bid.
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I figured I should use my personal connections,\nso I was hoping to ask you a few questions.
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Sure, if it's something
I can answer.
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Thanks.
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By the way, why do you think your father\nhas managed to achieve such success?
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I'd like to hear your frank opinion\nas one of the people closest to him.
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Well, let me think...
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I guess it would be\nhis sincerity.
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My father loves and worries about the country in\nthe same way that he loves my mother deeply.
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Have you heard about how\nmy father became a hero...
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...by defending Janina's citadel\nto the bitter end?
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After he returned to Paris, he used that as\na springboard and shot up through the ranks,
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...even making it to the rank of general\nin spite of his young age.
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And now he's making a bid\nfor the presidency, huh?
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Yes. My father's enthusiasm for\npolitics is the real deal.
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I see...
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I'm rooting for\nyour father, too.
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It's times like these when a man makes a lot\nof enemies. You should watch your back, too.
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Did something happen?
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Nah, it's nothing serious.
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But when you deal in gossip like you do in my\nline of work, you get all kinds of crazy tips.
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Tales of bribery, kickbacks, illicit affairs...
You get sick of it.
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That's hilarious! My father isn't\ninvolved with any of that stuff.
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Frankly, I'm more worried that he might be\na little too straight-laced to be a politician.
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You don't say...
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I'd be relieved if he ever\ndid something like that.
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"He's a lot more shrewd\nthan I gave him credit for."
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Yeah, I guess you're right.
Sorry to worry you over nothing.
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The fact of the matter is, a fishy guy\npaid me a visit today.
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He was this creepy, sleazy old man.
What did he say his name was?
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"Caderousse," or something\nlike that.
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What did he...
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What did that man say\nabout my father?
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Oh, some stupid story.
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Something about how the stories of your\nfather's exploits at Janina are all a lie.
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I told him he was full of crap\nand chased him away.
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Oh...
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Open flames are strictly prohibited\nin this building.
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Please extinguish your\nlighter immediately.
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Smoking is prohibited\nin this room.
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Please smoke only in\ndesignated areas.
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I guess I'd better\nlook into this...
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Step right up! Pay our establishment\na visit tonight, my good gentlemen!
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The dead man has\ncome back to us!
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Edmond would never forget what we did,\nnot in a million years.
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Something about how the stories of your\nfather's exploits at Janina are all a lie.
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Disaster will come calling\nat your house, too!
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No, that's not possible. It couldn't be.
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Thank you for agreeing to speak with us.
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First of all,
Marquis Cavalcanti,
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...there has been an announcement that you are\nmaking a huge investment in the Danglars Bank.
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What was it that made you decide\non that particular bank?
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I leave all investment matters\nto my advisory analysts.
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I abide by their decisions and follow\ntheir advice. That is the only reason.
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There are also rumors that you have been\nseeing Baron Danglars' daughter.
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Oh, are there?
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I realize that it is a personal question,\nbut if you would care to make a comment...
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All right, just a\nbrief one, then.
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The fact is, Eugenie de Danglars and I\nwere formally engaged this morning.
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My goodness!
It's like a fairy tale!
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Is that true?
Congratulations on your engagement!
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This is big news, everyone!
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He has to be lying...
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Idiot. If I'd known you were here,
I would've been able to play even better.
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I would've been playing\nfor you.
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Yes. Naturally, she's overjoyed\nabout this, too.
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Step right up!
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Watch it!
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Eugenie...
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Please, I have to speak with Eugenie.
Let me see her.
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Mademoiselle has said that she\ndoesn't wish to speak with you.
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I want to see her in person and\nask her how she feels about this.
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Please, I'm begging you!
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I am sorry, Monsieur.
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Please! At least tell her\nthat I'm here!
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Eugenie!
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Was someone at the door\njust now?
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No, Mademoiselle.
Just a deliveryman.
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Oh.
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What are all these\nflowers for?
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What's the meaning\nof this?!
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How could you arrange an engagement\nfor me without asking me about it?!
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I told you that your happiness\nis my main concern, didn't I?
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But I'M the one who's going\nto have to marry him!
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You're still young.
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It's too soon for you to make\nimportant decisions on your own.
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Do you really mean what\nyou're saying, Father?
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Of course I do.
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I wish you'd stop\ndoing this!
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Where are you going? I invited
Marquis Cavalcanti to dinner tonight.
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Don't be late!
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If you're looking for Albert,\nhe's out right now.
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Out where?
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Beats me.
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Oh.
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Albert...
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Ow! I didn't throw mine\nthat hard!
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You bastard!
Jerk!
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Now you're gonna\nget it!
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It's all over between\nme and Eugenie.
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I hear that she got engaged\nto Cavalcanti.
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Yeah...
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This isn't what Eugenie wants.
There's something behind it.
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Come on, you know Eugenie would never\nvoluntarily get engaged to a guy like that.
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I'm not so sure...
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I don't know anymore.
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I can't tell what's true,\nand what's a lie.
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I just don't know anymore.
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Albert...
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Franz... I'm still me,\naren't I?
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Whatever happens,
I'll still be...
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Please, Franz, tell me!
I won't change, right?!
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No matter what happens,
I'm still gonna be me, right?!
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"Death is certain, its hour uncertain," huh?
Talk about a sinister expression...
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Albert.
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As far as I'm concerned,
I think I'd rather know the truth.
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Even if learning the truth\nchanged who I am.
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Franz...
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I'm thinking of leaving
Paris for a while.
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You're going back\nto Luna or something?
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That's a good idea! At a time\nlike this, a trip is the best thing to...
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I'm sorry, but I can't\ntake you with me.
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Why the hell not?!
What's the big idea?!
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I'm sorry.
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You, too, huh?
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Now I get it.
We've all grown up.
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We're supposed to keep secrets\nfrom each other.
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You and I should call\nit quits, too, Franz.
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I mean, a secret hideout?
What are we, kids?
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Albert...
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Wait for me, Albert.
Trust me, I'll get to the truth.
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Albert!
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Count?
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You weren't hurt!
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Yes, I am right\nas rain.
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Is something the matter?
You're out without an umbrella.
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Oh, I thought that getting soaked for a change\nwouldn't be such a bad thing.
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So I see.
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That reminds me, I'm on my way\nto go off into space again.
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What do you say?
Would you care to join me?
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Um... Today isn't\na good time.
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Oh, I see.
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I'm sorry.
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Oh, there is no need to apologize. I hope that\nyou will accept my offer some other time, then.
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I cannot bring myself to leave you here;\nnot with that look on your face.
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Come, let us go together.
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Welcome home.
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We waited for you,\nbut dinner has ended.
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I was out looking\nfor Albert.
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I see that there is still room in\nyour heart for no one but him.
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Monsieur Albert has gone off\ninto deep space.
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Apparently, he is going to spend time\nwith the Count at his summer retreat.
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Oh... He is?
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Oh, that's right. There's been a steady\nstream of flowers to congratulate you.
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This one is from me.
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Why? Why do these things\nkeep happening to me?
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Why do you suppose\nthat is?
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Count, I'm afraid...
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What's the truth?
What is a lie?
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That is something that you\nmust decide for yourself.
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Do you have the resolve to overcome\nyour limitations and press ever onward?
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If you possess a powerful will that bends\nto no one, I can say this with certainty:
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You will be\nall right.
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Count...
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The first public speech by presidential race\nforerunner General Fernand de Morcerf...
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...is about to begin in the
National Assembly building.
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Numerous public figures have also\nrushed here to show their support,
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...and the crowd inside the hall\nis already at a fever pitch!
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General Morcerf,\nit's time.
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Please take your place\non the stage, sir.
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I only made it this far because
I had you at my side.
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I'm so proud of you.
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Get the car ready!
I'm going to the National Assembly!
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Away from the worlds of men,
I find myself alone with the Count.
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But there is no escaping\nfrom the truth.
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Next time on Gankutsuou,
The Count of Monte Cristo act 15:
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..."The End of Happiness,
The Beginning of Truth."
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Act 15:
The End of Happiness, The Beginning of Truth
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Bide your time,\nand hold out hope!22605
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